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Connecticut western news., 1910-11-17

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Connecticut western news., 1910-11-17

A Main street trolley
 car of Kalamazoo, |, Mich. filled with peo-
Connecticut western news., 1910-11-17

pr. J. T. Day de- clared before the Ha- " a itan Territorial Medical society that
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22

0a Der gauge Srt nur rpenig iiber
oreitauieno ginpobner 5dblt, iino
ettpo flint Pro5ent Der 9ebolfe-
rune 5n Botiet1ten geiporoen.
Ius @ien meloet nan: 9as
9ltoeet=8ropiiorium lit in oritter
2eiung angenomn1en porben. 9ar-
nah bat Der 9feidsrat Die @eih=
na6taferien ongetreten. 9lGgemein
giebt iid Die grobte Spannuna
funo, tpelbe 2oiung beim @ieber=
Suiammei1treten oes 8orlaments inl
neuen Sabre, Ole &abitetsfriie ae-
flnoen boben miro.
Nab Dem 8orbilo anoerer
Gentralen ser meoi5inii6en @iiien-
idoft bat 1i6 in @ierh eine Oeiter-
reidilhe @eieGidaft 5ur arebs=
befampfung gebilbet. Sen gorIib
Ser neuen @eieIlidaft, ser Die BE-
oeuten6lte1t Mntoritdten auf benz
gebiete Der &rebsforl6ung tells
bereits beigetreten iino, tells ibren
geitritt angemeloet baben bat gro-
feiior 5rbr. bon @iielsberg, Der 2ei-
ter Ser gSiener 6irursiiben Uni
beriitatsfliniferl .iafernonunen.
Brin5 slueuit @ilbeIrn Ser
bieralteite Spbn bes beutl6en @ai-
ier, nno iein perionli6er Moiutant,
2eutfant b. Madenien, boben slt-
iommen bas 9feferenoar-g -gramen
nit Bent Braoifat ugut" beitanoen.
Sic batten ou6 gemeinion oem
Stnoium Der Sltrispruoens obeele-
gen. Brin5 sluguit 8ilbeIm lit be-
reits 9pftor Ser Staotstpilienihaf-
len.
Sft Weron tit i'm adtunof fiinf=.
sigiten 2ebensiabre Ser befannte
Mitronom @ilbelm MeDer oabinae-
idieoen. @r tpar Ser @rin6er Ser
@eieaibaft ltrania, beren 3tped 6ie
5oroerung natltrtpiiieni6aftlider
Mnlhanung n1tb 8elebrung lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
Ser @ebraudl BON 9etroleun!

Ger @ebraid] BON Setroleunl
ais 8ren1tlnaterIai anf BEN @ilenbab-
lien Der Ser. Staoten bat ipabreito
oes obgelaufenen Sobres beoeuteno
5ugenommen i1no Die ginfiibrung
BON Yetrolenrn ols 8rel1nmatertal
in Der Morine Der Ser. Staaten ba1
ben Grtpartungen po1fomn1en ens.
iproben. 9ud Dampfergeieai6af-
ten perleben ibre 5abr3euge un6 9fn-
lagen our 9ei5une NIT Yetroleum.
SsSn lebten Sabre purben stpei ante-
rifariide Sdladtidiffe, Die uNortb
8afota1 uno oie sDelalpare1, NIT
Oel-9eiaungsanlagcn ausgeitattet,
uno auf bier ieBt i'm gau begriffe=
iten S6ludti6iffen tpirb Detro.
Ieun1, nebeit 4pbleit gebroudt
weroen. ald fiinf5ebn Gorpeooia.
ger iDeroen 5ur 9ei5ung init Ee-
troleum einseri6tet. ssSn elmer gln..
5obl europaif1er 2dnber tpir6 eben,
fails nit Mineral-Oel experiment.
t1ert. Mut ben G1lenbabnen Der
Staaten nuroen iu1 Sobr 1909
19939,394 SoB 8etroleunt 5,lnl
9ei5en bon 0ofonltipen gebrau6t,
eegen 3,050,324 5oB pber Is Nrc=
sent mebr als i'm 8oriabre. Dte 81.
ienbabnen eebrauhen n1eift Nob0l.
Die gnnbes @ranoiurp In,
9sem Orleans bat abermals gegen
gBiaion Moler, ber. iriiberen BrGii-
oenten Der State geatio1tal 8anf Of
Seem Srleans, cine gnflage al,f
ungeieelihes Manipulieren nit oen
@eloern Der 8anf erboben.
Der &ongreB bat ftb ON Mitt-
nod fir oie @eibnadtsferien ber-
tagt. gr tritt am 5. Sanuar ipie-
Der 5lliamnler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
lleber Dos Broieft elmer


= lleber Das Yroieft elmer gro-
BEN 9(utonlobilltraBe, Die oen @en-
fer Gee nit gei53a perbinoen unb
Die berrli6en @egenben Der fran3o-
iii6en Alpen erihIieBen pirb, teilt
Der 8eribt oes fran5oiiiden @uo-
gets Der offentli6en @rbeiten 9eG-
6eres nit: Die StraBe miro bon
Sbonon am @enfer See ansgeben
uno ben Col De pSieran, Col ou
@alibier uno ben Col oe @ars iiber=
iteigen guf elmer Strefe BON 600
4ilometer fam man bereits bette
benoe 2anoitraBen benute1L Die
Soften neroen auf Az Miaionen
sSranfs peranidlagt, bon oenen Ser
Staat bier Miaionen trdgt, Der Geit
fallt auf Die 9epartenents nno
@emeinben, Die 6as Serrain fir
Die StraBe bergeben, uno auf ben
Somringclnb, Der $4,000 Sranf
beiItenert. 9as 8roieft liegt gegerl.
ipartig bein a'riegsrniniiter , Ser
es bonn @eiidtspunft Der 2nnoess
pertetoigltng aug gu priifen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
Esa :.

&olt uuS ODeIIle geItelUeI
miro, lit gountpri6ter SenrD SbeiB.
iiber oelien gob mir idon beridtet
babet, geitorben, tpdbreno ct in
ieiner @obnung auf einem Stubl
Iab. Gr batte iid felt einisen Ga.
gen nidt redt mol eefublt, aber
yeiemonb batte gegIaubt, ooB er
ernitli6 franf iei. 9enrp SbeiB mar
81 Sabre aft. CT ftalnnte aus
Sffenbad ilno fam idon ols eff.
iabriger Sssunae nit ieinen gItern
nab Meu-graunfeIs. Sp1ter aog oie
Sanrilie nab 4enbalI 60 9nfongs
mar ct 2ebrer, oann lonee Sabre
County nno 9iitriftclerf. 1889
ipnrbe er Boitnieifter. SIN Sabre
1900 ipur6e ct gum GountDridter
ernannt llilo fpater nod flint Mal
tpieoer eripdblt.
Sanoelsminiiter Nagel bot
oreiaebn BON BEN 5tpan3ig ruifiiden
ssSll6en, Die BON ben ginpaft6erungs.
bebor6en in @aIpeiton 5uriifgebal@
ten ipuroen, Die Gintponoeruna ge.
ifattet.
Gin in Der Habe bon 5ealun
tppbnenoer iunger Monit Nantens
slueuit shmiot eri6ob fi6 init Ell.
ner Shrotflinte. gluem MnlAeine
nod liegt elm iingliidlider 8nfau
Dor.
- glm 1. DECEMBER befanoen iid)
in uniern itaatlihen Strafonltalten
1923 @efangene, pieraebn mebr als
anl L. Nopenber.
Sll Der Mabe bon Corpus
Gbriiti bat man 5ipei fleine Merifa.
neriungen I'M gllter BON odt llno
nenn Sabren, berbaftet, Die NIT ei-
ller 6linte in einen 9abnaug geidoi.
ien baben. y
SIN Mlter bon 25 Sabren itarb
in Der @egeno bon 2ndenbaf, ss6a
9fiibiamen, Sohter bon emil Still.
larnen.
Muf Der HeIican-Slliel i'm
@alpeitoner Safen ioG cine neue
GinDanoeritngsitation gebaut iper.
oen- 3as @ebGuoe NIT boiler Gin.
ri6tung miro $4,000 foIteit.
@nt 2. ssanuar trifft Ser
oentlhe &reli3er o9anla" i'm @alpe.
itoner Safet elm uno miro bort biz
gum 5. Sanuar liegen bleiben.
sSsm @erihtsiaal au @inori(lo
brod cine Srau u. 9liber tot sil.
fanlnen als iie Dos @erid)t nm
@nooe fir ibren Sobn Bat, Ser oes
ginbrnds angeflaet NOR. Ser ian-
ge Mfann fonrte leiber niht freige.
loIien iperoen
= Dos ariminal-M -Mppelations-
geriht bat bas iiber ben geeaer
sllfreo 9(leranber in Mc2ennol,
Gonntp perbangte 9ooesurteiI BE.
itatiet.
- ssn Ner.graunfeIs lit Srm,
slnna S6on eeb. 9fennert i'm Mlter
non 49 Sabren geltorben. 9ie Ser.
Itorbene mar in geeu-8rounfels ce.
boren ilno qcborte elmer Der bpfann.
teiten oeutiden Sonlilien Ser Stoot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
Gaoitnlb lbeilnmg
-bcr-
9terpeni4md4e.

eawade, nsrp0ie gerIonsn. ssplast bon Soif=
nunasloiistet uno lblehten 5rdumen. eri9bpTtnoen
@usflnIen, 9ruf=, 3iden= unb Gopfiamer3en,
6aarausfan, Gbnabme oes @ebOrs uno @eiidts,
fatarrb. MaaenoriiIen, Stublperfopfune, Mloig=
sit, Grrbten, 3ittert 6e3tlopfen. 8rnfbettsmmuna
@eneflidteit uno $ribinn : erfabren aus Dem
ySnsenbfremmb" tuie eimfadj, itjnen unb
bilig ale mnnatiirlifen serlnfte nuo
anbere 5pIsen iusenblidJer gerirrunsen
sriimblidj sebeilt nnb nofle 0eiunbbeit
nub Srpbiinn ,uieber erlanst iuerben
fSnnen. 0am5 neues Seilperfabren.
Seber ieim eisener Ar5t.
Tisies anBerorbe ltld intereiiants uno lebrre6e
Bud (Deutihe &uiiage l9l0), tpelhes bon jung uno
alt, Mann uno 9yrau, eeleen tperoen iollie, fam
eeg.n Ginienoune bon 25 Gents in 9riefnarfen per=
fieeelt bs5oeen irerben bon Der
Hribat=alinif, 1876. Mbenlte,
1teru gnrk, N. %.
Man ertudbne -ssreie &reiie fur xeras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
@orbcreitmns gum @eibnadtsfeit.


9as Weibnadtsfeit riift jett 6eran,
Sas id]1nite Set I'M gamsen Sabr,
gSiatpmntcn mol bei Sebermann,
Gnt neiften bei ber Gtnberifaar.
@pf @sandJer, Der fonit Gspiit,
flnb nmr allein an iifJ MIR benft,
Sitblt jebt, bais er eiit Menid] anh lit
llno betrft oaran, bafs CT beihenft.
Gr fiiblt babel, bak 0,e6en bps,
Ttel icltger, ais 9iebinem lit,
tlnb benft babel 10 ituls nnb 9ud)
gSic ipnIt sn feiner ano'ren Srtit.
tlnb iteb'n iutr INTERIM @eibnadltsbanm
Wsit ietner pielem Gersen @lans,
Damn fiihlt iitam ans bent irbiidJen
9iann
Sid fait periett suut pimmel gang.
Spd) nidjt bic @aben sans aHcin
Sinh's bic beim 5eite nns begliidt,
Gs mt nod ctipas S19'res ieim
Sas infer Ser5 10 bud) entsitft.
Gs lit bic 2iebe, bod nit)t bie,
Die man i'm 2eben oft 10 tennt -
Die Menifeniiebe lit es, iie,
Ate Htut OeIpteWt hpy Jtuiie leItNt. =
Sic, bic bic gauge @elt mmfaft,
SIR Gilt allein Der @eibnahtsid]ein,
SIR Gilt ber 0,lans, tbr gilt bie SaIt,
Sic mmk bcr gseibnahtsensel icin.
S'rnm iofI nni @eisnadtsfeit snm
Sanf
ttns nIr iuas rein rnb tlar rrfreu'n,
3nin gSetbnadJtsfeit Der rcdlte granf
Wiui, rur bas Nlamp @tcr iein.
So legt bnrmin sum @cihnadjtsfeite
ginr tiif)tig u lamp gter Elm,
Gs lit Der grauf, Der ,uDl anf's Scite
geim sscltnabl ,piro iuillfnmniem iein.
limb ,uenn Sbr bnbt NIT Wcibnadtssaben
sln irgeno etnen Srennh sebad1t,
Sp iuire er es att Iiebiten baben,
@irb ibm u mps sBter gebradlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
Giitnbabn : GabIplan.
5. & g. 81. ga6u.

~ "a
s. G y. ". Vabn.
Sos -8on1 Noroen. -. .6.45 oberos
No. g Gon1 Seorben. .6.45 mora
$40. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
$50. s--aucal bon Baleitine. -. ).
:. .... 1O.45 abenSs
go. = 9on gierito. .i.5o tesl. naaln.
~ cD'' Sa'sDD .s.oo .sto15'%lo mora.
glbfabrt -
80 &c. Ma3 Ma penn penn MOrSs sOrSsm J56 So na1m
~ ~ q aeatg Oell SooToen. M .o.0o aoeros
80. Mo 9ns0eal "a @a,,nts mad galetine 7.ao mors
w. ~. Sepieb ''utp SealHe =.
Wo N.x os.u:: ..4;oo ~ ntors
o. - ag o.o5 1essS.to sI o.s ..oo Ht9yIS.
~ : 'u' ''''sg "uiepo a olSeoa..Sl5 8o' s,ss J;
g. u. G q. 3. gaba.
go. 1-pouiton u. 5. alte 700 nadlm
SO. 5-aiiifenfd0te. ''a lib is nadin pu.
$40, A Bon GerrbilIe, mn on ISo1
d3entagen. ;. ;. :. $3.50 pnrm
po 1oesi; gae a,,,, o.,x,,;i,: ,,', 500 nad'7n
81, :, ,6a.,4s.... 20
srbfsSr} isSpellla9sn : '.o:7o uaam
81 e,,,s., o..n. aoo
Mo @ Sosto,, !, u = Sa.e aiE.e q 80 ;oo 1s porn,
SO. -aiiitenifdote =. .a:1o nadlm
SO. '43-gpnd] &errbiIIe. MIR in Mos
9entagen. ..4.45 noajm
Ro. 41-3ad aerrbine, nlir sonns
tags. .a--.-.s $40 bonn
$50. 145 -Mad @errbiue, MIR in
Wohentnoen .7:15 tprn,
g. & e & M fsc,tt -S,;,,;el
" ~ X " "a lsuupi-SsHltel.
@n Sl,''l1I1 aTao,, s,,+.,, z.ak -
81 pa. Wa N-i.M. ns.a + o 20 op,n. ~
so- 10 n rg4m 81 nj Sltena IN, ,:. o 81 na9rs
81 81 snnn fgI0 az NE r. gsele" ! ;oU n.'..ia @
o. o,o oI Fa!o. io,Io DoIn1
MSfokrt Sfs -Sop'' Set a'o. Io.oo poem
StolugIi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22

gietoria 9ipiiion g. S.. & 8. q.
Gntunft
SO: 3o5-guero. @ietoria. 1850 na6m
Mbfnhrt-
SO. s06-guero. wictoria 800 BORN
W. &. e 6. Balm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
Bonn idredliden Sobc aercttet.
81. 9. Wec9onolo BON Nonettepi(I

q. 9 WcDonalo bon Saretteoille.
q. g., 81. S. 9. gto. s. idreibt:
9Meine Shmeiter batte Shpinolud5t,
ipor 6iinn nnb bloB, batte feinen Sip.
petit nno idien NIT ieDem Gage
ihniiher au iperoen. aeint We6i5in
balf Big iie Or. Sings 9ecn Cisco.
berp beriuhte, pelhes iie ,ofIit6noig
furierte." SOC uno 81. Erpbeflait1e
frei. @orantiert bon olfelt Gruggi.
item.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iibers fiiilf8ig sSSabren Don
0eillionen bon 0eiittern fir lire
&inoer init Dem belten grfolee beinl
3abnen gebraudt Gr berubigt oas
&ino, erpeidt oas 3abnfleii9 nno
niloert Die Sbn1er5en; beilt audi
8inofolif uno lit bas bette Mlittel
BET 9iaarboe. ueberaa bei ben gpo-
tbefern 5u baben. Sragt nod @frs.
@inslop's 'Sootbing Sprlip uno
ne6mt ni1ts onoeres. 25 Gents oie
SIai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22

.:..a ...8:30 BORN
SO. 7-Na6 @l Raio unb @eiten. ;. :.
700 abenos
SO. 10-Nab 5. @eften. 1000 abenos
SO 8-Na6 bem Often. 10:45 born.
$50. 1-Nah 9el &ip.. 400 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22

- Gin fleiner Ort Namens San
@uores Gontla tpurbe, nie aus
9uebla gernelbet miro, BON Sniur.
genten belest, ipater ipnroen bie
Sniurgenten aber pieoer pertrieben.
Ger Ort liegt I'M Staate Hueblo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-22
@iinIdt Seman6en AT 6e(icu.

Seit 80 Sabren broudte s. s.
8oper bon Sertile, Mo., 5iilfe. una
fonrlte feline finben. 9eslolb miii,iht
er iett Inoere1 au belfen. 80 Iange
litt er an Niidenidmeraen Mertcti-
tat, @ppetitlofiefeit ltno seierenlei-
oen, aber electric 8itter;5 belpirften
8unoer uno 5 Slai9en furierten
i'm, tpie er idreibt, pol[It1noie.
8erill6t es. SOC bei allen Druggi-
item.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
SERVICE STILL
 DOWN AND OUT
 CHAPMAN RESTS
Weary wis., Struggle with Difficulties for Which He Is Not to Blame Trolley Manager Takes Needed Sleep.

A suffering public arose to earn it's daily bread this morning to find the trolley service more outrageously broken down than at any time since the storm.
 Early in the morning half the cars on most lines were withdrawn. and conductors and motormen were in- structed to speed 'em up'
 Futile efforts were made to obey the order, but waiting groups sanding on frozen payements were unable to see the sraed and cars were few and far between. AM
 1t ste.s said at the office of the Con- necticut Company that the 1900 K. w. generator, which furnishes almost d third of the power necessary to the system. was still down and out. The lines in fact were being run with not more than half the power which is required to run the service at peak of load, an 800 K. W. machine being also badly out of kilter.
 The power house uses 1.200. two 800 and two 300 K w. generators. which are hardly sufficient for ,he work when all are running in good shape.
 Supt. c. H. Chapman went home this morning to get rest and sleep, after having been out of bed for many hours. coping with difficulties that grow out of watered stock and man. agement for finance ins.ead of for ser vice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
BUSINESS MEN DENOUNCE TROLLEY SERVICE AkD
 DEMAND IMPROVE MENT

The Business Mems Association adopted resolutions. at its meeting las. night at the Stratfield. denouncing the defective trolley car, service furnished oy the Connecticut Company. Reso- iutlons were adopted as follows:
 Whereas. The facilities for transnor- tation of passengers over the lines or the Connecticut Company in Bridge port have within the last week been entirely inadequate to meet the de nlanos Of the travelling public to such an extent as to be of great detriment ana financial loss to the merchants of Bridgeport. and
 Whereas. The same fnadeouate ser wee is a repetition of what we have been suffering for the last three wears be 1t Resolved That we, the Bridsenort buslness Mems Association. demand at once better service and such adfli- t1ons to the power equipment of the connecticut Company as will p,1t the same In first class condition: and be it
 Resolved. That copies of the above resolutions be sent to the officials of the Connecticut Company at New Ha- ven and Bridgeport.
 CHAS. H. SHAPIRO,
 E. L. GRAVES,
 D. FAIRCHILD WHEELER
 Committee,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
BANK CLERKS
 CONFESSION
 STOPS COURT
Judge Overcome on Listen ing to Tale-Clerk Stole $44,8O0 for Revenge.

New York, Dec. 9.-One of the most remarkable scenes ever enacted in the criminal court took place this afternoon when Walter A. Hall, for Square branch of the Greenwich Bank, appeared before Justice Cren ne for sentence. Hall had already pleaded guilty to the theft of s44,8OO from the bank. When he was brought out of the prisoners pen, today, he told Judge Crane he wanted to make complete confession of his crime and read it from a carefully written statement.
 "It was revenge alone that inspir- ed me to the crime," he began. Ac- cording to his story, Hall was work ing for a salary Of s1.4oo a year. day for the bank. One day, he said, he made a mistake of $500 in his accounts and the bank, recognizing that the mistake was not criminal. reduced his salary to $500 to make up the money lost. On a salary of $500 a year, Hall said, he could not thought" he said, that I was being done a great injustice. This inspired revenge and I finally decided to take all I could get my hands on and de- camp. On the day l left there was but s44,soo in the bank I took t around the Erie. Windsor and Ham ilton tracks and dropped s2S.0OO Then I heard that my wife had given birth to a child and the wild desire to see my son overcame my desire for revenge. l have come back and want to take my medicine like man."
 Judge Crane was so overcome that he remanded Hall until later in the afternoon for sentence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
MRS, GILBERT'S DEATH RELEASES
 MANY REQUEST.
Last Services Over Remains Of Rich Woman Held in Church She and Husband Gave to Georgetown
Death Resulted From Injuries Received in Auto Accident in New York - Husband Left $500, 900 Estate

Bedding, Dec. 9-Mrs. Elizabeth Gill; bert was buried. yesterday afternoon, from the Congregational church at Georgetown. fine stone edifice which she and her husband built 8 few yeara ago aat a cost of s35I000. They also gave the church an endow- ment os s20000.
 Mrs. Gilbert died, Tuesday, in New York. The fact of her death was not generally known in Georgetown 2 o'clock train. Her age was S6 years Her death was hastened by a broken arm and other injuries received few days ago in an automobile accident.
 She was the widow of Edwin Gill; bert. one of the founders and prin- cipal owners of the Gilbert & Bene- dict Mfg. Co, of, Georgetown. who died about five years ago leaving an estate of $500.00o. One of the be- quests of Mir. Gilbert was a tract of 300 acres to Storr's Agr cultural College, which Is now used by the college as an experimental farm. He also gave the college the income of S6o 900 to be used in carrying on work at the farm.
 Mrs. Gilbert was left the life use of trust fund which provided an annual income of $40 GOO. Her death releases the trust to beneiciaries un- der husbands will and some Of t goes to public purposes. One bequest is of SIS o00%to School district No. 10 of Wilton. This is a union district. embrac'ng large part of Georgetown and a small part of Weston. Tn or der that the district might avail it. self of the fund the school was left under district management when the State established central schools Tn various towns of the State. the pro- rositicn being to have the next Leg islature continue 1t as a corporation entity.
 Among other bequests were s5000 to the Method st church at George town.> s 0e0 to the Congregational chu-ch of Bedding Center. $1. 900 to the Catholic parish at Georgetown the income of $1n.on0 for the benefit of the poor of Redd' ng and the remain der of the trust. estate goes to one sister of Edwin Gilbert and various Gilbert died without issue
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09

London. Dec ewith A5l of the 67O seats in the House of Commons al- ready decided in the present election. the Conservatives have made a net gain of only three. indicating that their total nel gain will probably not be more than five as against the 25 that they confidently boasted of be- fore the polling began.
 The latest statement of the standing shows: Conservatives. 206: Liberals, 156: Irish Nationalists. 54: Laborites, 29: Independent -Nationalists. (OBrien- ites). 6. This gives the Coalition. counting in the O'Rrieni oes. 245.
 The defeat yesterday of Timothy Healy. in Louth. one of the O'Brienite leaders. by Richard Hazelton. the Irish Nationalist is one of the most inter- esting developments. This makes up for the defeat of A. Roche one Of the Redmondite candidates in Cork. by Maurice Fealy. brother of Tim. It also gives the Redmond tes net gain of one seat pn the Conservatives.
 Joseph Devlin, who went to America with Redmond and O'Connor has been successful in Belfast City. West.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-09
''X" SCIENCE AWAITS WILL
 OF MRS. EDDY
Future of the Religion is at Stake-Directors Feel
 PoWer'ess to Act

Boston. Dec. 9-That the situation faced today by the Chr. .stian Science organization through the death of it's leader and pastor emeritus, Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, is one which must be met but which will no doubt be threshed out without causing the church or publishing society any em- barrassment, was the statement, to- day. by Chairman Barlow of the Pub licity Committee.
 Shown the alleged statement of Mrs. Mcclellan. chairman of the board of directors of the Mother Church. here. that Mrs. Eddy's dying without her having left the directors power to ing to the present form of the by laws. leaves the organization in cri- tical situation. Barlow begged to be excused from discussing the state ment of another. "So far as the by laws were quoted. I saw no m srep- resentation in the chain Of logic that held that Mrs. Eddy was not here to give her written Or verbal permis- sion as required in certain bylaws. before the directors could act. This is a matter on which I am not com- ~a+ent to speak, today, and I do not know that anyone is, for t will have to be gone into thoroughly. If by
 
 any compl'cation a way will be found to obviate it."
 Asked if, in case it developed that nothing was found by which Mrs. Eddy handed over the directors the power to act without her word. eith- CT in her will or other papers wheth- CT a lawsuit would be resorted to to des, ,gnate' wherein now lays the pow CT of action, Barlow stated that he had no actual means under consid- eration.
 It was pointed. today, that in fact strange situation does face the Christian Science church. for much of it's constituent law debars the di- rectors from performing many impor- tant functions without the consent of the pastor emer tus. It was stated no successor to Mrs. Eddy pastor emeritus would be named One crit ic of the Christian Science oreaniZa- tion stated that unless Mrs. Eddy had designated successor or detailed fin al authority to the directors, they are powerless. This situa tion greatly en- hances interest in her will of which all Christian Science officials deny and it's prohat'ng is anxi- ously awaited to see whether in that she appoints authority for her great powers. None would haZ- ard an opinion when this would be probated. today.