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Nor walk attorneys are in Bridge-
port W Attending short calendar.
The majority of local stores are tak-
ing inventories of their stock, which1
is easily done in this slow sensory":
and leaves affairs In good shape for
the opening of the new year. ,
-Imp0rte£l: wines, liquors and cor- l
disk In bottles or in bulk. Stephen
Norah. 45 Railroad avenue.
Dr. A, S. Sorgi, who was Injured on
Chimtmas night, at Collender’s Point.
when the tissue of his left eye was
yiemod‘ by a branch of a tree, was do-
ing roll at his home, in Stamford, to-
day. Nerthe care or Dr. Avery.
There will be regular monthly meet
ing this evening of the Officers:
sociatiqn of the First
Department,
in the Pioneer head-
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Itinyuard received $100,000 outrighL;
and Miss Frances Ives received an
income of $4,000.
Sillk‘d and Yale University agreed'
daughters, but the amount paid never'
has been made known
stood that Yale
$750,000 of the bequest. -~--
terms exacted in the separation agree-I
ment was expressed as follows In hisI
will: I
between my wife and my self was 911- I
ierec into by which certain sums were
A .to 1:1 paid to her and her daughters
. b '“1111ieed 11nd F1',11n1'es for life and i111
DiCII‘K't Fire. urbange fo1 which she relinquished5
all claims to my estate.
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PIIIIIES (308M
(Continued From .41.... Pm)
As they say their A B C,
Usin ~ RAYMOND’S COAL.
The contest was a
0 pay over part of its 511711.777 1n-‘
crest in the estate to the lhree';
It is underti PM "3'3
retained at
«m OUR cos
At the approach of the Glad New Year,
We wou‘d wish you all good cheer,
And may many happy ones around you roll,
.' With year children On your knee '
Tell them of the benefit derived from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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General» Ives‘ bitterness over the.
”Il- 1904 an agreement of separation-
As the con-1
quarters in Main stret EV'exy membel" dinons upon which the agreement wasl
presented.
—l.:1te.st colors, soft 111115, O'Brien”...
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
lnnd, of Lynes Place, was taken to
New York City yesterday,
will underago a few days treatment in:
the New York Nourological Instilule. ‘
Mr. I.ea1.l1crland's
garded as serious. i
—DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
'l‘own Assembly lI111l,(lrace Bros. 5'
B-piece ouhcsua Cilllledlt-il (‘lllmr-Is I
Daniel larsan, of Bridgeport, 11
c.1rpe1111 and buildel, liled a petition.l
in bankruptcy 3'eslerd113'.llc has ha I
bilities of “131207, 111111 $5 002. t"! 11!
the amount is unsecured Assets con- I
sist of real 95‘. .de 1alucd 111 $300 IOOIS‘
$50, and debts due, 011 um 11 account
82 99034
~Ul11brcllns c.1111es 1111111111'111gbz111ds,
O'Brien' 5.
James Donnelly is conducting :1 sale
at his Annex 31 South \lnin sire-1'1 that
is affording upporlunii) to make 11 E
tercsting savings on (‘l11istmas gnods
including stationery. Read his 11111 cr-,
tisement in this issue and git 11
glimpse. of what may be fouud 111 the
annex You of (11111110. 11111111 1islt ”11-:
mile in order to learn the. full meaning
of the savings. 1'
milegcni, starting tomorrow, “A
Lass of the Lumberlnnds,“ with He II11 11
Holmes, first «episode.
William C. Smith,
who leaves soon with bitul‘zunily :0
amend the winter in California and
lln33',11ii has purchased a sloop yacht
of James A. Farrell plesident or the;
1!.Siccl Colporution, 111d plans 101
inslnl pouer. Mr. Smith cxpcr t1. 10
hurt-11w yacht ready for cruising ncxii
spring. ’l'hey ucht 1111s. {011'11c1ly 01311-
ed by \uslcn Corbin, 11 New York‘
(mph 11111.1. ‘
Derby hats Derby lmls t) llrien' s. I
of llcll Lapin".
'lluI closing of Branchvillcs tl1r1ci
saloons due to Ridgefleld‘s 1101.1' I. .13
vote this full has been followed by :1
notice 11110 decrease. oi 11111I111pc1.111'1
in Georgetown and other noigh I'
hormg localities. A drinking place
of tln “blind Tiger" order is still do.
ing business in that section, however,
dc'spltr requests which have been
made .13 the. state police for its sup-
XITt'fiBlOI.
w—Itegtw, starting
Lass of 1:1 Lumberlauds,"
Holmes, 1. 1 epiliode.
The Gilb'. 8: Bennett shops in
Georgetown. re busier than they were
during most summer and would
yrobably be nning to capacity but
tor the diffim y in obtaining hands.
The company ently made an all
round raise of , the second within
the last few men s. Laborers wno had
been getting $2 ow _recelve $2.50,
while 0. ten per t. increase was
given 111099 prev sly getting $2.50
or more.
~8ABKETBALL,
Armory. vs.
Norwalk. Preliminary am’e. Dancing
.until one o’clock. Rt 'ed seat sale
at Donuelly’s Stallone
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with Helen
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of the association is expected to be.i '1' “'ed “ ere, in 1113' opimon, unjust
and daughlé
latter,
lcouduct has runs: 11 me great sorr"o33,
1 ll. 11- my desire and intent to omit her;
where he.u1u1(r 1113' will and prevent her from:
1.11.11 1.911 at $94 450.
illness is 30‘ re iCIielsea, at Ossining N Y.,
Imllectiou of art objects, books, prints.,
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outdoor sports.
«1 Inc and 'scredllable to my wife:
Winifred, and as the?
by leasou of unfilial and 01 uel|
name from among 1l11I beneficiaries:
(turning any benefit from my estate."
(211111111 Ives 031 11cd real estate 111)-
Ilis 1ou11l1y place,
comprisfi
ingr seventy nine acres, extending;
alou" the Hudson 13113 valued at.
$31817, and $12 (15. was his equily'i
I1 WASHINGTON ITREET
Seasbnable Shoes
For Men, Women and Children
A splendid line for general wear, and for skating and other
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~A dainty stock of Shoes for Evening wear.
Plenty of Reliable Hosiery
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 1076.2.
.111 his town house 111 No. 33 East.
'1"=l1lll3 ninth slrcct. This sold for
$110,000.1Iis will d111 cicd the sale"
0. his country plncc' 33ithi11 11 your
.1110 a half, but the property has not:
yet been disposed of.
Tht assets of the estate include
v.11] $610110l which $37,025 was 119- I
porilcd in the Metropolitan ’I‘rustl
Company, and $22 047 in the National
11I1111l1 oi (‘omnurcc (.encral lvcs’
Kc, was sold under 1111 order of tbel
$11111matefor$54502£ llcbndfur-nl
111: e um] pictures 11'. Osslning api
pl‘.‘li.~8d 111. $0..8211nd horses valued
at $15,280.11is sleum yacht Vilcssc:
vus sold fm 522.5001
(It-11111111 Ives owned s'eculities up-n
pr niscd at $96]. 970 of which less than
310(‘00 were in bonds His block of
M1 i1opolit.1n Trust stock consisted of
1250 shares, worth $481,250,11nd his
Free Delivery.
Extra Large Gosling Clams
Large Fall Bloater Salt Mackerel
Best Salt Cod put up in boxes or strips; also
Fibcred Cod. new way of putting up, extra fine. Boneless
Herring. All kinds of Fresh and Canned Fish. Long and
Round Clams. Greenport Oysters.
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phom 108 and 109.
11 North Main St.
holdings in the Standard Milling (‘0111 L - M ' m ”
why consisted of 5.100 prr‘eferred
11:11.,1I.3\orlh 1331 11111: and 4500: ' C0 B H
sl111'.e' ol common stock valued at. me, e appy!
11.1mm: He held l\\1I11l3'0no issues' “W“: 3 R
'm uni-lbless stocks, including 23, ”'36 .5, WEA A
.~'l1.'. 11s \linuesoin and Dakota LaudI 14;,
111 1d Investment t‘ompuny, l 478 Shares 3 \ “P. t IR ‘A’ Dre
{N131 (Illeuns,\1obllc AI (hicugo Itnil 1c aria BVie ss
112:1! and 849 an mu. New England ,
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“ilt debt. 1 of Iu- vs‘ ulc lmludcd 1.1105 - ‘ ' Happiness comes from wearing
.1lv111-d1'1'11 s Ii'1bllil3' on I111; .1"lecmcnt‘ ' / a dress just 1'igl11---'5;:uplc and
to 11113 $14 000 11 yeur to his wife for
IL: the present 11111: of which was?
1 m,“ ,1 9,1091 I "' looked by the best dressers...
’—"—r“'*~‘" -. . \ .{I with the right lines.
DECISION I3 UPHELD ' ,9 11'\ '.
No Error in Cases of Tristrams . ' j , 'I :. 3 only
Against H. 1.. Shepard I ' 1, . o o'
The supreme court of crime 11115] E " '.'\ PlCtOl‘la] REVIEW -
banded doun decisions in the cases , ';
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Tristrmn, of Norwnlh, against Ilorucc': , " ' '
.Sl1cpurd,of Hethcl, finding no error ‘ '
in the decision of the superior court In;
refusing to set aside. verdicts in favor.
of the plaintiffs. These cases werc'
brought to recover $5.000 damages for,
:1 collsion between the defendant's an
‘ ammo ’
Tristram was awarded damages oi;
$000 and William H. Tristram, who is
the father of Harold L. 'I‘ristrum, was:
awarded damages of $615 85, money NEW HAVEN, Dec.
which he paid out for medical care Rice was reported last night “'3 rest-f
and altendence for his son. The (111- mg quite comfortably at the New Ht":
NEW HAVEN MAYOR GAINS
the appeals were from the refusal of 61 gull stones. The mayor stood thala—
the 111.11 court to set aside the ver- operation well his physicians report.
dicts. The supmme court finds no 111- and they 100k forward to a success-
ror and the verdicts stand. ful recovery
Attorneys Kcough & Candee of NorI It is expected that the mayor will
walk appeared for the plaintiffs, and be in the hospital for at least three;
Ives & Keating, of Danbury for the weeks longer He is hearing the 0
”defendants. oration well, it is reported from his
Skates
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"Papa's Cold Compound" Ends Calda
S, 000 Members
Join
' Today
ery twa hours until' you hsvé taken
and Grippe in a Few Hours . . . ' 1‘
Take “Papa's Cold Compound" ev- For any membe
ree doses, then all grippe misery
-es and your cold will be broken. It
mptly opens yom‘ clogged-up nos- . .
and the air passages of the ' I
: stops nasty discharge or nose There Is Goad Skatr
'1‘ lug; relieves the headache, dull- ,
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. teverlslmé‘ss sore 1 root sneer 4mg on the Mi“ Pond
Kay stW-fllwmfll aiming ' " V " ; , ‘
{MI your“! "throbbing ' " ' “ ‘
of the Family
l5 Smart—and, what is never over-
guarantec that chic, characteristic
of the real Parisiennc.
'JAN UARY STYLES
and the
tomobile and the plaintiff, Harold: 71m "
Trisiram, who was riding 11 bicycle at; 25m“ WINTER FASH10N BOOK
the time. The collision took pluce 011'
the Bell Island road at South Norwulkg NOW ON SALE
on July” -, 191-1. .
The jury brought in a verdict for JEmes Donnelly 16 so. M3111 St-
the plaintiff in both cases. Ii.."1old
bedside and the city generally hopes
FOLLOWING OPERATION that a most favorable outcome of the
29 ~Mayor operation will result.
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-—ANOTHER APPEARANCE
fendcnt moved to haw. 11.9 verdicts vcn hospital after his poeratlon per-I of the McEneIIY’s orchestra Ar- is an easy task here. We show
set aside as against the evidence and formed yesterday for the removal of mory, Saturday evening, Dec. 30, .1916
39¢ 'WAISTS, 39¢
200 New' Tailored
Waists, in, colors; size,
36 to 44; regular price»
692 90.10.10“... 39¢ So.Norwall1 dBridgeport
SILK PET?
TICQATS, 3199
Fine Sill: Taffeta
costs in lack
changrahle colors,
value at $3.50. On sad
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$10 COATS ,
$15 PLUSH 1101115
315 131.0111 COATS
$24 CLOTH cons
Furs at Special
Fur Sets
' I ' Salve oiCoa‘ts
We will place On sale IOO Fine Coats, all this season’s latest styles, all sizes.
Our entire stock of Furs to go on sale at Special Prices.
Mutts at $3. 95 $5. 00 $6. 95 to 3:21.
$5.95
$10
$10
$16
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Prices-1
18 to 13; —’-
59¢ SILK HOSE
$1 50 SILK HOSE ..........
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$1.00 SILK AND VELVET BAGS
AROUND THE STORE . f
31 00 1111) $1 50 SKATING sn'rs .............
$300 SKATING ss'rs ......... .. ..... .~ ..........
$1, 25 MANNISH GLOVES ..... ..................... 95¢
50¢ CHILDRENS MITTENS ......................... . ............ 29¢
$1 00 UMBRELLAS ................ ' ........................... 75¢
SPECIAL WAISTS ....... ............ . ....................... $1 00
3500 511.11 wms'rs ................... . ........
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Since the beginning of the war the
Unlted Stuterhss received from E11-
r'opo. 81.000.000.090 in gold. In the year
just ending the railroads of the United .
States have made. $1,000,000.000 net:
profits. It would be interesting to .
trace the connecilon between these
two facts.
. Picture. Framing
-"~'-""’" *W“ George, W. Collin .Ir. _
Headquarters, Beers" Station-
ery Store, Norwalk.
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'fGlover’s”
The Slice for
Eyery Man
Policeman 4‘91
. Herman's
Fireman til
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Trainman I.
«1113'th Army
Sportsman . j‘
Shoo , ..
Farmer “‘0" '
and:
'.',All others whose'wneeds wir-
'rant,-,.a‘ good wearing» shoe. .
' rect path by 191.191. theybl can reach
.. ' AUTOMOBILES
. Also Buy Second-hand Furniture
WM. EFFRON,
:3 Rowan St. East Norwalk
Tel. 441. Tel. 4.41.
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WALL PAPERS Send Postal or Telephone.
1 SUITABLE L. EFFRON.
Rowan St. East Norwalk.
so many varieties both in pat- 5
terns and plain colors that we TEL ‘995- : Tel 1905-
can suit any taste or meet any’
requirement And we can suit 9
any purse too. We carry papers? [he New Science
In every grade. so any Price limiti oar-'mrrlou or: cmnopsnc'nc
Ya“ may have set can be accom- Chiropractic 111 the definition or the
modated. ' cause of the disease and the art at
The Gorham Co “mums the same. Disease is caused
by a. wrench. twist or sprain In the
I back. Even if done in childhood
delay having out those teeth that
eriodlcally ulcerate, causing y0u
so muCh sufiering with loss of
time, and at the same 11m..- en-
danger-lug your health? The de-
caying unbalance thrown off by
them' 15 continually entering your
system, the open cavity is a far-
1111 ground for germs, 111111 a di-
limbs.
terns In your body. Femslo troubles
given special attention; also 3111-1111119
of the spine.
giving the Chiropractor s chines to
help 1011.
Magnetic treatments given "991'
1‘. Francis, 1) C
N Washington 81., do. Nut-Ibis, Bonn,
album; on immu- echo-1',: '
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It creates pinched nerves and paints-
- later life In the different organs sud . _
Chiropractors remove the cause a! ' '.'
disease and pain. health is 19.151.11.1- "
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