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"Miss Ranger told me in my office
Jan. 31. 1818.” continued Judge Lock-
fiwootl. "that Charles Phelps of New
.Fork City. one of the executors. had
done away with the last of the later
wills and she had framed a will that
contained in substance what Mr.
[Ranger‘s last will. contained.
= "She said she had obtained an
davits concerning the existence of
the later wills and would produce
.tbem at the 'proper time. She added
that it was intended to use the
framed will merely to revoke the 1914
, 4' will. She also said she and her
fi‘ 0“ brother had not been on good terms";
f. 3 Judge Lockwood said he had asked}
anichard H. G. Cunningham. who.i
.with Carl Myer. is oodefendant. whyl
fihe got Charles N. VVexler, 3. Stamford
;’ s ‘ » ' lattorney, who typed the framed will.
fi, 5 *‘ONNELL i S :into trouble. - To this. he said. Cun-
. m4) ‘ningham replied:
4 .. "It is all my fault. These people
5 16 SO. Man] St_ played on my sympathy and I go'
BOOTH NDRWLLK.
«mm-0...“, ... 4.
w an
,VVexler into it. I would rather cut
iotl' my right hand than have anything
ibappen to him. If any one is to go
ito jail I am the one to go.
‘ Answering Assistant District
homey Waugh. Judge Lockwood
-‘ At-
said
Miss Ranger told him she
anxious to have Wexler go ahead.
and get her share!
of her brother's estéto for her. He
ihad advised them to drop the Whole
Him; as speedily as possible.
{W Stevens of Potm'bkeepsic. 1135‘ The State rested its case yesterday
red a position in Norwalk. afternoon.
-..~.- will “be a. rehearsal of the (10-: QUARTERMASTER
. -. t of lfislureka Rebekah 11mg“: FANT IS HOME
. that: ei’emngfiat 8 oclOCk SW“ : FROM OVERSEAS
' Continued from Flat Page —
with the matter
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g ~
.23.!
.. at. m Norwalk.~——lnquire Ray-g
«vi Bros. l
_....____ stho three fastest vessels la. the my.
‘Nw Holly place. in Silvennine, was end has been engaged. in scout duty
.7... yesterday by theNorvmlk Aggncy In European "um: tor my months.
cm Bel-gland. or New York city. Em h” 9““ "m“ “1 3‘me 3“
,ter a penodot' serviceon the Austrian
Jodast. The Birmingham-m the flag-
Warrea WMd. ot ‘Belden ave- ship or Rear Admin! W. H. Ballad.
nus. Ins been ml out of service, gérSfi-fifiN-dfion 313 We Stu-10:1- Un-
' “I“ “I _ s recon e utrlan eetln
I“ has ed to m e. ithe Adriatic sea. was taken over after
fi fi _ the signing of the armistice. Mr. mm.
3‘” “‘7'“me Phillips, 0! BayView witnessed many thrilling incidents
avenue. is cn‘tically ill with Dneumonit during his term overseas, and he says
xi her home. today, {this Was one of the mootdnteresting.
. jI—Ie report that: the waters In that: re-
_ fi _ gran. are still infested with mines. but.
Mnmm ’M“‘M“h“°kem° 8100’“ that the Italians have undertaken the
Fad-y and Sawtootfiusplces D. A. R. . task of clearing them out.
R. 3 Since he bias been away from Nor-
. fiwalk Quartermaster Pant has
“sweet-sun illitillfiflfi
is a. fair question to lot the
initiating
cant’s {howledge of the
Position He Asks For
“Fun ten simple questions an exam-
iner of the United States employment
service can tell whether an applicant
for a job as skilled workman at any
trade is experienced or blurring.
Within five minutes of his applica-
tion a workman may be regarded for
a. job—(3r s: at on his way as an im—
postoi‘.
Th9 Systc‘m was; evolved for the
United States urmy for the rapid
placement of skilled men. Thousands
of questions were boiled down to the
ten key queries which stand for each
trade. Kept as a military secret. until
the war was over the data of the or-
my scientists and psychologists has
now been turned over to the employ-
ment service.
The plan has been explained by H.
A. Stevens, head of the newly created
trade interview section.
The system has been tried out in
New York.
ment omce in the United States.
"The object of the ‘trade tool'- is to fi .
furnish to examiners who know nth-3611mm one of my cum, I have found *
mg of a particular trade. a set of mover willing and mm in the ex-
quosu-ens and answers. so that my iocutlon of your duties; No task which 3
will bobble quickly and mumcly $0,115?- uked of you his been too
classify the men who apply for sklueaggtrd and no duty too arduous for you
pesltlonsr' said It. Stevens.
‘Snpposeamnoomesinlorajob.’
He says he is a Ford auto repair ex-
rt. You ask him -'Wliot~mu‘ke orflsomur attitudes: usoldlcv. 4
De ‘Wbestfisbeolortbomtmulw—
mm in geneme used on a
Ford? The right answer in one word
-o name and only one name. This
web-
cont. It is neither a latch: nor a. gum
Mon. No amino who to a Ford
repair man could‘object to- it. be-
cnuse all such men knot them.
."We hove already devised out: 0!
questions for 86 skilled occupations.
The questions will be changed period-
ically. ‘
"it has been no easy Job. Fur 'in-
stance. la the entire trade of Lou-
enl outmbiie mechanic more are
not over 75 ideas subject to use as I
hosts for a. satisfactory trade m
tion. Unless questions are so selected
that the novice or tmdeanum for non.
simmer trades may answer mics!!!
none of them. and the beat expats u:
the trade can answer all of then.
may have no value as a trade test.
There are always certain points In
sent any made which are typical of the
mm. s. Basseti'... of South Norwalk, ‘3‘“ “‘1? ”FY”? ”f "m “5' ‘0 1|"filmimxe knowledge of that trade- It to
father. who In no“ residing in. them”n these small pom” that a. qua,
ium sued Julius H. Ferry, of Bethel. Keeler block
1:)7‘458 damages,-cla:lming that the do» Among these is an Austrian soldier's;
-- mlnnt owe; him $358.86.
with 250 rounds of cartridges.
in Washington street—Juno is based.
“How do the trades unions regard
:; you need a. typewriter for any also numerous clips of cartridges 0f.that none of “5 men should apply to
“will or timeww‘e (Sun give you ,one. every tuition engaged
ad or Remington machinem-Don-
._ terestin .
1.65 South Mom street. ' g
' 1“.» held tomorrow evening. It is :m- week.
‘ 'IIlL'n’i'd that an antidyspeptir media
- 'rl'txl lunch will be served. EXCISE BILLS
' - . GET HEARING
t
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New.» in Rowayton lnqnm- Ray. AT HARTFOR])' will to
mum urns. .: ' i
. (Continued from first Page) Z “By these
Waggoner Orlaft' Fmflericksn. of» . 1111911 no“ m my
\VC‘StBOfl. with the lililll infantry, “'85‘ 'l‘llt' bro“.ng intm‘osxs “.9 .
on the George \Vushinmon. which bore this bill.
Preside“? “'ilson home. Tlu‘ Course MOSSI'S. Spooncr and iIohenthal. op-
fifi fi . . fi _, imsmi i1. Iloth sides or ued Ion and
“ashlar-non docked this Wm k. vigorously bt’fm‘o the coglnmitteeg i
Oppose Increase
The New Ministorfillusical outer-i
1 Friday u'vt-ninz. Fol) ‘2th
3advzmro. He said it would force their'
organizations ‘0 0105!“ 119- They flrkused to keep 21 nut from working on”!
Franklin not saloons and should not be classed;A. Cotter.
Principal 'I'h'oxupson ox
hoot called a meeting: of the eichthfi
:vi ninth grades in the asseinbly hull crease. On;
where he spoke on school spirit. He al— be a strike in Connecticut
*3 said Ithzu. he wished that more could from beer. Members
as such.
it cut off
.m-m x:~..- “ibkvlbllll games. nus “'lfixfiificlfilfi run buffets browned. They A. Dotted line.
”pm fifi . .\ ;:.< .. .fifi wrot two so ieir organizations could not con- 4. Q What is the best kind of!
" “i ‘ ‘ suiln-m e tmue to pay benefits if deprived of chisel to use -10 cm a keywvay by
rip“! All»: one to the tune of “Com-lithe income from liquors.
\‘rzht Ladle-S.” and mp, other To the: This measure was supported by
I‘uuiciuli. Funiculu.” Next {13:55:71 lizhfiimhalfiand Spooner. who
r...» fir.“ . fi will hold n c on e evl that was growing
fin kl 1‘ 11‘}, Lilo mod; grails: ,1av [under the club system. There was no
. ._._,..h.,,.fi_ and gne .t 1 e l « ‘reason) why the club. doing a saloon
* Ibusiness. should not pay the saloon
Etum- 1mm :5 to 5-30 per month—flee.
Raymund Bros.
Lilli" (Ii
———______._____
Strange, that it was the Kaisrr's ear
that gave out instead of his voice!
{Ii
no YOU KEEP VALUABLE :j 3
runs AT noun, sx.‘ jii lfi
POSED TO L088 03
-. v- m l
”with“
a
{they find out the men are unskilled.
gthe army,
. fi behind ‘came from the draft board were pro
The prohibition. championsflperly placed."
;swers might bc- used
_ » tion
(in the limDO—‘ied increase of fees foriclass bench band should answer every
'_q'.nment at ('ommunity hall. by E. N. I. fill?) and certificates illiarles Keller Ofiquestion without hesitation and. in
Tickets Bl‘nlsvrom. represt’ntins several Ger- most cases by tho. use of the exact
fxmtn organizations. opposed such an’word given:
Several others spoke against the in-gused
speaker said there would iTaper.
l
of fraternitieS'parts of a. tool shown on a blue print?
hand? A. Cape.
,one lip of a drill is ground off renter?
A. Too large (over size.)
Prussian blue in assembling a
chine?
inch has a standard 3-4 inch
A. Ten. 9
‘than a. micrometer will
,_ {one—thousandth of an inch? A. Ver-
nier. -
calipers with one inside and one out-
, s
t3 I .
".""" —-- —- --——_. rel of a. micrometer equal onetenth of
C
dice).
in the war. » -
a iederal em loyment service, because ,
v - have for rental the-Wmdstmk-Uu- There. are several SW10“ 0f bal'oni‘ts.ithey Managua...“ we could “panama: #11er It .m ~30 . tho»
short swords. 210.. which are most iii-“y place skilled mechanics came will“ one of them paradeholnou
: Mr. Fant. expects to return to hisfzggm 12:: his craft the rule was abol~
ship. Which is now being overhauled at ‘ .' - .
~pvvlal meeting of Monkm' (lrolto the BOSIOII NayyfiYar-d. some [imp npxc 3:18;;ng {1:31:56 2.3333139? (SCI-lgiq'lggilthe
After he saw the trade
:ion came to us, and every one “35““th for the boys K.
;placed the same day
‘tion of the men and their employers. ;
“The employers are enthusiastic be—Iback to "”3 W' especially 0°"
Ecause we do not send them men whoinecticut.
of material beforeidiester at one time and Worked at
to the satisfac-
a lot
same testsL which the
section devised for
220.000 skilled men who
SAMPLE TRADE TEST
This set of ten questions and an-
in an examina-
hand.’ A high
for a “bench
1. Q. “’hat do you call a split pin
2. Q. What do you call the first lap
to thread a hole in steel? A.
3. Q. In what way are the invisible
5. Q. What happens to a hole if
6. Q. For what purpose do you use
max-
A. Bearings (high spots).
threads to the
bolt?
7. Q. How many
8. Q. “mat kind of a. caliper other
measure to
9. Q What do you call a. pair of
ide leg? A. ‘Morphadite (Hermaphor—
10. Q. How many turns of the bar-
n, inch? A. Faun—Exchange.
u is to be extended nextsmeflv' I wish to take-“this opportuni-
was ‘ to Cleveland. then to every employ-W! 8° thank you for your service while
i
lsoap at Goblenx and the woman 0‘!
They Quickly Disclose Appii-i Sergeant Gmlem 0‘ Mim- 5
chester, Had int-crating],
Experiences Abroad ‘ - 1
I
l
A vislmr at the Mobile booth
at the Hartford automobile Show was
Sergeant Auguste E. Grosjem a top
mer
,l'eur {or the we ”afar George in.
Holmes, one of General John J. Pet-sly
resident of Nor-Inn, and 9mg.
."
Tolophme gag“
card Tables; in fact any kinder table that you
run DELIVER? r0 ALI. SURROUND]!!! TOWNS.
A'Iale‘ulbout Tables .
pine or m than hilt.
R ,. YMOND o SON
wmmmghm
ing‘s W. Sergeant Gnosjeun
mnymed.
:was mustered out of the service last
iweelc and is on his Way to Bethlehem.
lPennsylvanln. where he has been of.
{cred a position. He won in France
~twauty-one months uni went to Gob-
ilen: with the American Army of Go
‘wpauon. 1m his’aenlce Was up.
predated by Galen! Pershing is seen
in are following lotto!r gulch Sergeant
_G1‘Oljm prises most highly:—
"~‘Semeaut Auguste ll. divalent,
Pout Quartermaster Detachment:
Gena-oi Headuum‘tm,
; . American E. F.
"‘Dear Sergeant:—~ ‘
"Before your return to the United
'in Flmce. !
"Since your arrival in France, as .
"I ml: to recomnieml m
ubillty no a. mechanic and o driver cud
Shoes ior Boys and Girls -
We make a specialty of Shoes for Little Men and Women,
and to inure a perfect fit {orthogrowlngfooh ween-4711.}.
01‘ THE LEADING Wand an insure just the right kind
onduiaeoitherforlchoohplayortordlusupocm.
Satisfactory Stockings to Match
m .m
, CONNEA LLY & BRACKEN
13me '
"Very sincemlyyoun.
. "John 34W."
Mm inter-mum re-
lated by Sergeant Gm He was
oueotlhoslxchmfleunmmgo
to Moon with (loner-l m. and
me first American Anny. Ind dun-h;
his twenty-one unobths' m be m
keptonthogoull thetluo. Hem:
um Omani Pershing in o union
o'er-brand when he Wed Jun!
[W HOTEL
learn and W HI.
I.“
1“
‘
r
W
'1:th
‘rol. nu.
ed
oucoverlngagrentdulotton-ltory
mummimomumm.
No. or developed Malt, of apno-
uon, he would set «may» otla- our.
and in this moor louvre" little.
time. Cancel Pershing“: vex-rot»:
ton Ildol' tire and sometime visited
the from line trenches. Go
Ora-loan had a real tests of bottle.
Sergeant Grosjeun and um he
drove the car that took Secretary
minor to St. Mlhlel when latent to
see the 10,000 German prim ew-
qtured by the Americans. Ho tho
lbelt. which Mr.‘ Pant secured on the the new plan? They are for it “maxim“ Premier Clomenougn to view
,battlefu-ld. and which 13 fully loadedfiThe bums “gem of one of the big some American tmopsgfijm arrived
He h“glunions which had a standing order ‘
I Serge-lat Groom exhibit-“71m
Tiersmield’ Motor Express -
18 WA!!! m. '0: WWII-K; men an.
newton. magnum; mountainous 798
mm nun mmuonwmm new You:
0pm lam sum in mm. Aha
mm” Work.
Tehphmyourm‘ mmum
mmwm Arudptzlvumdobw
w -m
.w, 75-35. We. rejoining-outfall].
MINI-o '
l‘
Gnu" which no purcbuod
lwhich he bought at the same as
pl: .1
He says that more is a awn:
place were willing to do who.
. they could
,keep the soap.
Sergeant Groojoan is glad to get
He lived in South Man-
the Cheney mills. His mother and!
sister live at No. 264 Hacknumlck
street Manchester.
—~Try A Sentinel Want Advertise
ment and see the Results.
J
N.fiY., N. E. a 2!. ms TABLE.
Eon-rectal to Jan. 28, 1919‘
SOUTH NORWALK TO NElN YORK.
A. M.—l:47x. 5:27; 5:49x. 6:08
6257):. 7:11x, 7:54x. 81192:. 8:59.
9:39. 10:33. 11:21.
P. M.——12:03x. 12:52 (Stamtord
only). 1:091, 1:38x, 3:17x. 4:32:
5:27x, 5:46, 6:02x, 6:47 (Stamfoz'
only), 7:021. 8:06x, 10:07:.
Sunday. .
A. M.-—1:47. 6:271. 6:49;. 8:59
9:191. 10:33:. 12:08:.
P. M.—1:09x, 2:4“, 3:121; 41:32:.
5:46. 6:02x, 6:57. 7:02x. 7:57x.
Itis almodimpoldblotobomnywollgroomdwithout
a. Veil. One of those pretty one: will belpfilumemely.
rumble. bone, flowing Veils. which so many women
There are fancy nachos, file: effects, scrub and figured
OOGOIIOOOOCIIIIOIto-OOOIOD‘IQslimwwvmeach
patterns
Yelling by the yurd in plain, fancy and bordered
am p.._0uo0oo_._.‘0 Ifinfio;{-finon_o-cfioo_oucv-o 250 am 500 yd-
»fiqfu 50-305 ,M[L(HFND:J£ Fr.
IO Wilma”! It.
“Tiff-"v *3 't log/Cf l"
in: .
, 1'
r
l
2
a:
m':
10:07:. 10:40. 12:34:.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—4:10x,6:30. 6:34. 8:001. 8:513.
9:151, 3:45x. 10:50:. j _
P. M. -~ 11:03:. (Saturdays .
only) 1:06 (except Satin-ours) 1:06‘
(Saturdays only), 2:151, 2:5". 3:3ilx.I
3:63. 4:23, 6:131. 5:29, 6:00x. 6:03.
8210:. 11:15:, 11:45:.
Sunday.
A. 81.4200, 8:001, 9:00x,
10:50:.
P. lie—12:10. 1.038, 3:351, 5:92,:
5:25. 03:00:, 7:05, 8:101. 11:15:, 11:45.-
50. NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:28x. 12-58:. 5:401, 6:07,
7:15, 8:46x, 9:19; 10:22, 11:58:.
P. M.--1.'20, 3:273. 4:28.fi6:19. 6:21.
6:51, 7:08x, 9:26;.
Sunday'-
A. ill—12:26:, 12:58:. 7:43, 9:132.
10:19. 11:12:, 11:58:.
P. ace-4:10;, 4:121; 6:48, 6:83.
7:082, 8:28x. 9:251.
HEW HAVEN TO IOU?“ NORWALK
A. air—12:26: (except. lenders).
4:102, “Ex. 5:50, 3:50. 8:06; 8:30
9:41: 11:00. 7 . I
P. M.—-12:17x. 3:401, 4:35. fizlax.
10 :031.
We have put aside different kimlound quantifies of yarn
for customers, for the completion of garments, andfimany have
merculledfm-it.
Hmohcustonenuillkindlylatukuowittheymntthe
mmwillbogmtlyobligotbutflwodomhoorm
than will write you in stock mum.
. J. .1 MALLETTE '
as women
”w.
some NORWALI.
5:374:11. his;
A. Iii—12:25.1. 41:10:. 4:53.; 2:55.
8:801; 9:111, 11:00.
s p,.)l’.——-13:1'Ix.' 1:651. 2:23; 8:491.»
gamer. 6:118. 2:951, 9:18;, 9:35.
3601'" nomnuc tom.
3‘1—1 ‘z’h‘lfi‘a’im one
. : , : y! } . 1
4:38.15: fi ‘ ‘ / ‘ fi 7 ._
i1; DESTRUCTION? I Jast a Remindel’m RED CROSS MONEY
gfi ' - ‘ > can ”meme
2 , “.1.” The Harrison Shoe Up to the end of 1913, M Cross sp-
2;; r, ’03 BOYS . propriatlons for Palestine and tho
C? 3.11“ De sit V II fi. . {near east had totaled $1,324,566.16.
' ‘ e P0 ~ 3 from 4 Years to 14 Years Approximately mother'mnllon “and.
J6 {izumf agauut nghrl, :i ' ded to this. Supplies hove m
g “I: Fir I For m .or School going forward regularly from mi
" ‘ “ ’ ‘~'°d and care 638- ' These shoes. have won the and Italy. In. one order were 3,900[
.5 no; fit fi afi c" heart: classy. The, willplcaee dozen spools of thread. 900.000 was
fi “‘" ‘* " your boy. at clothing motoring. 20,000 was.
.3 50,000,;fifiufirfiwem, 15,000 pounds. 01 yarn
.' - ..,...__ and: knittlagnoedles. uncou-
The south ”0de outed that the oommlnsibn’spolmol
wm mm hem—‘mr o.
57-3 U “will. 1.1- "”‘ .
Trulen. me ~ W A. -
g; .
El/r
£43 in; fig.
msURANcE
P
4 'm. {52
4 Hill Goodyear A W Tread list £31.36
2—8411 Non Skid Straight 2nd 325.”
we repairing—on makes of m
,Phooo use
To
it
or allfimhluSflm‘ {
Reliable Companies ’_ -
, REAL ESTATE _-
In all its Branches “
J. M. Layton & Contact
l “II-ROAD IV“!!! ~
IOU“ NOIWAL‘K. 00"
a...
A. M. VVOOSTER
hmfiNEY/AT {AW fi .
Lac. Examiner U. 3. Petra! m
PATENTS
Send Mllwkleton Pun-u _. fi
1! 18 Main St Brldzcool“. M-
.. mm w. Raymond 5' V
UNDERTAKER
‘l’ol. Olin. was; Hum III.
a wnumo'rou tr. 3 .
In: no tum column ‘
—___‘__—=_—___——-—______.._=a
‘ ammonium fi
Mn
Mennomuuu
mun , 5;:
r. a. sum it
mucous '.
. ‘fififi
If you have any broken.
winder rim have u
i"nonlilce them. thereby
saying: heat. .
TIE GORIIAM CO. 1. m
DECORATORS
East New“
Teeth and
ChronicDiseases
Do you know that many discu- .
es result from impeded tacit? ‘ ‘
Some of these troubles noon in no
i way connected wth the teeth, and ‘ “
yettheyhsvebeenmvedtobn
directly caused by imperfect mu-
tioation. Diseases of the lddneya,
of the stomach and of the bomb
are often due to not chewing well ~ ’
0119’: food. Let us put your teeth _
in order. “ "
Br. J. uMallei-y
16 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
0m noun—9 a. m. to 8 p. to.
Sudan by Anmintment‘f
2...! .
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TIRE BARGAINS ' ?
42a Plain Tread Clincher lat $10.65 *
1—302: Road King Clincher is: 314.50
Hut 1-: Penn. on Proof Vac“.
hit ”is;
1-423! Bond King Straight SM $24.00
Pm- fnr Ford cars 300cm. High
now. 30 parent. 08 man
MotWooaChalns.
leave your our It ?
mew
mfimfififi
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