. . beHmecrs Estate
Appraised at $56,717
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Abraham ll. Hummsl. who Wes
N“ to have made and spent mil-
when a member of the law
W of News a llummel, notorious
km -ilvo years ago. left an estate
0‘ any “6.711 at the time of his
myth London last January. A
M of all the assets. as of the day
of his death. was tiled in the Burro-
!!tu' court Thursday by the Guar-
Ntt! Trust Company.
Reports had plat» ' the estate at
m ”.400 ‘.o ll.850.000. His will.
which left virtually the entire estate
te-his two sisters. Mrs. Sophie H.
lousnburah and Miss Bertha Ruin-
lol. is being conic-ted by Henry
D. llumsnel of South Portland. M0,.
o legs lie ls-tho son of Hummel
bails. Ferrell, an opera singer
died many years ago.
A new. and nesamui nine of
. Rochester Heat-Proof
':' ' Casseroles
q Pie Plates
Tea Sets
i," hr Thanksgiving at
' , -t ~ ~ Frank Lender’s
l". 98 Washington Street
-. loath Harwell:
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ATTACK IN LIBERTY SQUARE
THURSDAY-
pier NORWALK
OIII' G. Sodas-strain. East
Noe-walls mmpondrnt. tel., Sen-
tinoi Office. 03.
injuries suffered two years ago
when he was stuck at the Washing-
ton street railrosd‘bridge by the
automobile of Percy Dana. second
district ofdce clerk new awaiting
trial for defslcatlcn..were directly
responsible for the collapse Thurs-
day of Samuel dkidtnore. Winnetd
street men. in the opinion of Dr.
Robert M. Wolfe.
Mr. lkldmore. now in his middle
sixties. was so badly bruised in the
accident that all marks the not dis-
appear for months. He was award-
ed ".000 damages in court because
it was proven that he had also suf-
fered lasting lniuriss to heart end
spine. If'hursday. while taking a
slow walk through Liberty square
he collapsed and was rushed to Dr
Wolfe's office by Henry Selscr at
Liberty square. He is now confined
to his home under the doctor's car'-
snd is in doubtful condition.
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Churches in East Norwelk will
hold special services throughout the
day tomorrow in view of the ID'
preaching Thanksgiving. “The Soul
of the N .tion's Thanksgiving" is to
be the topic at the 11 o'clock meet-
ing in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. while special men-
tion of the sublect is being made at
the evening services of Christ Epis-
copal church and the Advent Christ.
tan church. Both the Methodist
and Episcopal churches will have
meetings Thursday morning. the
Keep Your Food Cold. and
flare us supply you steadily
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. Schultze’s Saturday Specials
. he led tomorro-
former at 7:30 o'clock. and there
is discussion of a Joint service of all
congregations in one of the city's
larger churches during illt: day.
——Spenil n night in Egypt
Nov. :9 to Dec. etii inclusive
Slate Armory. Somalia—Adv.
At the East Avenue Methodist
liplsmpnl church the Bible class wi‘l
by the lluv. Ed-
ward A. Bray. Miss I’Ithsi Peter-
son will load the l‘ipworth league
session at 6:10 o'clock in the sub-
Ject “Living at Your Best." An-
other of the popular picture sermons
will be given by the Rev. Charles 5.
Gray at 7:80 o'clock. with the ino-
tion picture played by Norms Tel.
madge. ”Smilln‘ Through." as the
basis of the slides.
Organisations will be inactive neat
week. the only meeting being that
Wednesday afternoon of the lindics'
Aid society,
At Christ Episcopal church both
morning and evening services will
feature the singing of tho augment-
ed cholr that rehearsrd last night
under tht- direction of Mrs. Elisa-
beth H. l'owt‘rs of lid East avenue.
Who sings at the Holy Trinity church
in Westport. It is hoped that the
choir will in time number to or
more members.
In the evening service the Rev.
Robert D. ll. Fools will make special
mention of Thanksgiving Day on
which a special service will be held
at it o‘clock in the morning at the
church. The Young People's Fellow.
ship will have its regular meeting
at 6 o'clock tomorrow. afterward
joining with the congregation in the
evening Kniht‘rlnrt. The Fellowship
l‘ to have a social at the church
Wednesday night.
Workmcn stsrird yesterday on tho
rohuilding of tho old brick smoke-
sisck at the Htreb Fur works on
Depot street. Loner-nod bricks there
have made the stack dangerous and
inefficient. it, was noncrssnry to
build complain scaffolding around
the four sides of the stack before
operations could be begun.
Another crew of workmen Slll‘l~
0d the repair work on the block
pavement at. Liberty square yester-
day afternoon. promised earlier in
the week by Street Commissioner
Joseph Donian. The whole section
being replaced has been blocksdcd
against automobile traffic.
The house of Effinger White. 7
Van Zant street. still remains dark.
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ricer Shoulder . . . . . .
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2961b.
22c lb.
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vousoess. i decided to try Carter's.
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general health is improved.“ 9
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the poison is eliminated Sick
headache and dissiness seldom
arise Carter‘s Little Liver Pills
are sugar coated. smell. easy to
take They do not contain mar»
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habit forming drugs
musglsis. 25 a tee red packages
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aged Leadership
Andwbaawe like mm 00“
caged sales leader
the field of low-
‘night. Ammmh-M
apparently not b vlng been open-
ed since his tragic death by drown.
ing to days ago. while the nu
question of many East Not-walkers
in any encounter is "Have they
found Frank Thompson's body yet?"
The number of searchers has drop
pod off no stdsrebly since i. was
found that the storm did not cut
up the body as expected.
*
Policeman John Roberts return.
ed to duty yesterday after a two.
day leave as part of his vacation.
He spent part of the time hunting
but reported no great success.
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Sign in East Norwalk barber
shop: “Shaving without pain or
whisker; refunded."
Greet improvement hes been not-
ad in the condition of Frederick 1".
Pay. Strawberry Hill man. Who won
operated upon Wednesday at the
Norwelk hospital following his col-
lapse at the A d: P store.
A demonstration, of the dental X-
rey machine is being given at the
otlice of Dr. Ralph Bennett. blea-
vlew avenue. by Professor lirlggg
of Chicago. who installed it. this
week.
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Dr. Frederick L. Piper. president
of the Norwalk Peatora' association.
stated yesterday that the 0040.
Church movement that will have its
cliinav November as has as its main
object the stimulation of attendance
by consistent non-church goers. ln.
creased attendance by the pnopld
who turn out upon odbaslec is de.
sired. but the pastors are of tho opin-
ion that there are many people in
the city who never go to church.
East Norwalk presents an ideal
case in point. Tilers are live church.
on here. four of which are active.
With 1.800 registered voters the sec.
tion has an estimated population of
about 5.000. yet the dtlndsy services
in any of the churches are rarely at.
tended by male than 100 each at any
one gathering. Socially. the church,
organizations are the life of the dis-I
trlct yet a list of "those pl't'fi"'l‘.i." all
most meetings shows the same'
names at all functions.
Accountants 1‘3
Check Court Fund
WESTPORT
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st, . i Office
fies-wait Ii.
The Westport board of selectmsn
has employed two representatives
from dearls. Oakey and Miller. cer-
| tilted public accountants. of Bridge-
port snd New York. to audi‘. the
accounts of the town court. Since
their exclusion ’.wo year-saga from
the town's general fund. the court
accounts have: not audited. Au-
thorisation for the eu lung or these
accounts by the board follows the
action of a recent town meeting
which voted to appropriate ”.160
for the expenses of the town court
for the ensuing year. bringing the
accounts of the court back to the
general fund.
A large delegation from West-
port is planning to attend the state
meeting of the girl scouts to be held
in Meriden Tuesdlv. Principal
speakers at this meeting will be
Mrs. IND. nipple. national direc-
tor of girl scouts: Itrs. Frederick
Edey, a field worker of National girl
scouts. and hire. Reward 8W. di-
rector of girl scouts in Bridgeport.
who will speak on "The Interna-
tional Cantu"
Mrs. Margaret Cobb will start
classes in public speaking and
singing at Bedford Reuse. Tuesday
night. it is expected that a large
number of members cf the W. '1'. l.
A. will join the classes.
—Spend a hint in Emt
Now. as to Dec. «e inclusive
State Armory. Namath—Adv.
The Boys‘ department of the
Westport Y. M. C. A. which has
been under repairs for the past
month. will be opened Monday
premium A new entrance has
been oenstrtwtsd beneath the Bed-
ford House entranu so that now
there are two separate entrances
one for the boys and «no {or older
members. A new concrete door has
been built in the pool an i'eadlns
rooms and also a partltio which
separates the two rooms so that
those who wish to read may do so
without being disturbed by the
noise in the pool room.
It is expected that this year's
Thanksgiving day dinner at. the
Westport Country club will be
largely attended. This dinner has
not been a regular feature of the
Country club's program. but as
therewaesgreatdemndthisyear
thealairwsssrrsngsdatthcre-
quest of several members. A turkey
dinner will be solved front-to 10
o'clock. after which there will be
dancing until midnight. ‘
spccial- ssrvtess will be assent.
ed at the Methodist church Innday
arranged by James. Ballade. and
Menard ncxensls. who will pliy
to:- the so minute eessrenttee sing-
i’ng under the leadership of Leslie
1110?. .
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rs cesium with the tuber-
culosis drive. the local girl scouts
will put on a p in the asditortam
of the Redford anlor nigh school.
December 10. estates “Ibepherd's
rips." written by In. Jobs laser.
umber or the asset essseil.
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ma EVENING semen—scum NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 192:.
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the nedford House. This year the. "“7
“Y" entertained a gathering of ill BIIIk 0‘ world sumo
lsad the affair wasf :‘hagcd‘ in the Organized by Bankers
ergo nylons. urn o o " '." n- '
dicsiions p"nt town" an even ‘ 0! many CO“flll‘.QS
ergor number attending nest yuar's
affair.
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installation of equipment in the
new post otlice on State street. he-
gen yesterday and the new otlice
is rapidly inhibit the shapo of an up.
‘.o-dslo otlice. Post Office ntllcisis.
hope to move to their new location
before the first of December in or-
der to properly handle the Christ-
mes rush.
Shingle Siding
Shingles laid in imitation of wide
siding end painted white are now
used in place of boards for many
houses in all parts of the country
and are effective as well as econom-
ical.
The sea covers three-quarters of
the earth's surface but it does not
provide proportionately for man‘s
wants. Only about one-thirtieth of
the world‘s inhabitants train their
livelihood directly from the sea.
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Formation of a world-wide bank-
ing institution. to be known as the
and Continental‘
American. British
Corpora‘ion. was announced yester-
day by the J. Henry achrodor Bank-
init Corporation and Blyth. Witter
& Co. The institution. which will
t-nsngo in intrrnational nnsncr. will
be made up of meior banking inter-
ests in Great Britain. France. Ger-
many. Belgium. Switzerland, the
Netherlands. Austria. Sweden. lluu-
scary and Czechoslovakia. The cer-
tificate of incorporation was tiled
yesterday morning in Wilmington.
lick. and rcvenls that the corpora-
tion will operate along the lines of
an lmt‘stincnt trust.
Build a Safe Chimney
The chlmnoy or chimneys must
add to the color. line and hospitable
character of the dwelling. Most im-
portant is. however. the need of
building them safely. A safe chim-
ney costs not over 810 to 32.8 more.
than a defective chimney and surely
it is money well spent.
Frisbie’s
make your
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_ THANKSGIVING DINNER
MINCE
CRANBERRY TART
Order' Early From Your Grocer ,
TIM’S CAPS
For the Little Fellow and
the Older Boys Too
In Colors to Please
Everyone
$1.50
Rogers & Stevens
TWO STORES
Norwalk do. Norwalli .
JOSEPH ALBERTA
Phones '605 or 2859
S. W. Velsor. Oli‘icc Msnagnr
JOHN ALBERTA
EAST NORWALK COAL CO.
3-5 Rowan Street
Anthracite COAL Bituminous
CHARCOAL
Ever try Charcoal? Great for kindling fires in Range or Furnace or to re-
v1ve the fire when nearly out. Beats wood 40 ways.
' In paper bags at all Grocers
Delivered in bulk by bushels
, A slight advance has been made in the price of Charcoal, due to the large
increase in the price of Bituminous coal.
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Now. the
“_?.nr‘ 2. s.z.u_a.Jn1’vi Ma. ’1). Infinfls'h0131'?
last two thousand P
sales. Factory officials wanted iao
verify their convlCtiou that the im-
proved Packsrds were schaallydoub-
ling the market for fine
suits of the inveetlga '
prislngeventothocelncloeutbouch
PACKARD has just the
ASK
Seventy Per Cent
Six-
Therco
were eur-
new trend in automobile
investment.
For it was disclosed that 1,400 out of
the last 2.000 buyers of the improved
Packard Sis had never before owned
so line a car—or even a car in the
Packard Six price class.
per cent had broken their
fixed habit of frequently buying
lower-priced ears.
The average mileage on the speed-
ometers of the miscellaneous
tamedinbythesePachsrdSisWo
«ewes only 19,388. Andthe ever-
sgesgeci'slltheseesrswssbuttwo
sndone-helfyesrsl
Seventy
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cars
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PACKARD imam
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PACKARD
MAN WHO OWNS
THE
Advanced to Packard Ownership
these 2,000 new Packard Six owners
say they expect to keep their Pack-
ards an average of 55 months—
nearly twice as long as the cars they
recently turned in.
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These buyers needed only simple
arithmetic to prove that they coul
actually save money by owning
Packard ears—if they merely would
use the desirable mileage of first-
clsss transportation built into these
fine cars.
If you propose to pay more than
$1,500 fordmotorcsrycuoanefl'ord
one of the new and improved Pack-
ards—besutiful. comfortable. distin-
guished, and with a performance
range now the constant delight of
every owner.
As an example a! Packard Six
prices. the live-passenger sedan
‘ is 8. 2770.00 delivered at your
door. You may spread the pay-
ments on: a year i! you wish.
Our phone is Noble 3410
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BRIDGEPORT
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