is»... u... on union earths
' Other this at tile lllvsr.
The Norornalre Gun Club i
a shoot at Gregory' a Point. today
The dock at Gregory's Point is a
favorite spot ior iishing ior snappers.
Iisrry Tryon. oi Riversidea avenue,
has returned to school in Tiiton. lines.
Chauncey Drundage has reopened his
repainng shop at 151 Washington
street bridge.
M
Miss Ritter. oi New York. has been
visiting silos Carrie Taylor. oi Greg-
ory Boulevard.
William c. Thomas. oi East avenue,
will spend Sunday in Danbury and via-
it Lake Kenosi n.
im. era-ix Roberts. at South cr-
horn avenue. who has been seriously
ill. is improving.
hir. Hills. oi New York. has been
the guest at Dr. and limit . Ii'.G Brown.
oi Riverside venue.
The Golden Rule Circle at King's
Daughters. met with Mrs. William Sta-
ples. Pine Hlli road. yesterday not
noon.
lira. J. J. Elsea. oi Brooklyn. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Brown. 39 First avenue, returned
home today.
The Faulkner building on the Wash-
ingtoa street biidge is to be lowered
three ieet to correspond to the grade
at the sidewalk.
Woodbury G. Laugdon and iamiiy
,wilticlose their. summer residence on'
Halt Nile Island. September 6th, and
return to New York city.
-...£.‘h——-———
The Refivl Band will start irom the
uanoem c ur'ch‘ tomormw at 2: ii
to go to Silverminc. to conduct the
services in the chapel there.
The Junior Imwe'oi the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church will
begin a special course of work at to.
morrow'a session at 3:30 p. in. All
the members are requested to be pres-
ent. ”
Several people have received bad
iulla and wrecked their wheels! on the
Tramway switch in Van Zandt avenue.
near Henry street. Joseph Carr was
thrown irom his bicycle today‘ by the
projecting rails!
- : r7 1
,John L'Hornmedieu, who has been
connector] with Daniel L‘Hommedieu's
grocery store for the past ten years.
leaves this month. to take a partner-
ship with his brother Prank In the
Connecticut General Lite insurance
business in South Norwalk.
l
_ On Thursday evening the annual el-
ection oi trustees ior the East Ave'
nue Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held. The polls will be opened ill
the beginning at the meeting. and the
balloting will be held at the close. All
the members oi the church oi suitable
age are entitled to a vote. ,
Owing to tile threatening storm oi
last evening only a iew were able to
gather at the literary and social ev-
ening oi' the Epworth Leagus at the
residence oi James L'Hommedieu. in
Seaside Place. it was decided to post-
pone the pastor‘s. talk on John Wesley
to some other evening to be announced
ater. .
H. I). Perry arrived home last night
irom Philadelphia. where he represent-
ed the Fairiiold County Association oi
Ex-Prisonera oi War at the annual en-
campment oi the G. A. it. He brought
with, him a very handsome delegates
badge. showing a representation oi the
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Reg-
,lstrars oi Voters oi the Third Voting
District of thd Town of Norwalk will
be In session at the store oi E. E. 65m
ham. 10 First avenue. in said town. on
Thursday, September 9. 1809, irom 9 n.
. to 5 p. in.. tor the purpose oi recer-r
bpplications oi those desiring to
be made electors in said . hird district.
E. E. GORHAM,
JOHN KEOGH.
Registrars oi Voters. Third Voting
Dilnrlct
Dated at Norwalk. September 8.1899.
.c , ‘ lat”
Don't tors-l no "i“, to ‘1‘. alsonoon
Fish arid Clams.
d
"D
Woaiso‘bayoasso
our. our. real.
sensor a sassss'
OELEIIATED Ill".
__n_.a..
CPI iAL. ,_
Tomatoes, '20 add the Nash“.
Pore cider Vinegar. zss gallon.
Robertson ., Bros.
evocation-ism.
“V l
m
,sz sac sEcoso-llsso
‘ Furniture; Steve's. [
Sowi .Iaeillnos and
done a!
llousohold Good
Will. ll
.. arr-ii”,
e “moonwalk...
CHAS. - l. BLACK.
lioadsoha ior Party tours. '
for tori! "are i
the business session. the national as.
sedation voted rice to the Woman's
Relidi Corps ior the purpose oi'purch-
aflng additional property at Anderson-
v Is
000?ku
Pastorsand their liisilles in the
Michael iiorwslll Tomorrow.
lsrwslk Congregational.
Thomas K. Noble. Pastor.
Services at'102'3o a. m. and 7:80 p.
m. The pulpit will be occupied morning
and evening by Rev. S. Wright Butler.
D.D oiOmahal Sunda yscboolatiz
im.; Y. P. 3. Cult. ats: top. in. Every-
one cordially invited to all services.
koamso.
Prelude—Pastorale irom First Sonata
.Guilmant
Trio'i'llou Wilt Show lie” ...... Brown
GloriaPatrIinli'...... ....... Holden
Te Deum In E Plat ............ Suck
Response—O Lord, Have ”Mercy
......... . .Gibson
OiiertoiY—
a. Oiiertory in A Plat. Batiste
b. Soprano solo-Fear Not Ye. 0 Is-
reel! .' ................. Suck
Postlude—Pirst Movement oi Fourth
Sonata .. .Guiimant
users ass-slow
'..
EVENING.
Prelude. Variations—Jerusalem. the
Golden . . . .- .............. W. Spakr
Gloria Pntri In E I-‘Iat ...... A. Foote
God Be Merciful! i' 'Deiiil" in 8 Flat)
................. W. C. William
Response—The Lord' a Prayer. Gibson
Oiiertory—
a. Liebeslisd ............. iienselt
b. The King oi Love ...... Shelley
Response—Lord Have Mercy .. Gibson
I Will Call Upon Thee .......... lluck
PostIude-March in B I-‘iat .. E. Silas
Ernest F. Hurd will preside at the
organ. in the absence oi l’roi. Gibson.
/
(irsce Eriscopal.
.i. McClure. Bellows, Rector.
Services at Grace Episcdpnl (‘hurcii
tomorrow will be as iollows: Holy
Communion. 8 a. m.: Morning Prayer.
with‘ sermon. 10:30 a. m.: Sunday
school immediately alter the morning
service. Evening Prayer. 7:30 p. in.
The rector wil othelste.
I-‘iiteenth Sunday aiter Trinity.
MORNING.
”occasional-398 ............. Dykes
Venue—Grace. /
Gloria Purl—Graces
Te Doom—Wilson In C.
Jubilate—Wilson In C.
,_,.
Hymn—'-609 .................. Stainer
Kyrle-plio .................. Gilbert
Gloria Tibi—pibil ..j ....... Woodward
Hymn—610 ..................... Carr
Oiiertory solo—Jesus Lover oi My
Soul.
Dosology.
Recessional—ssl ............... Cnbb
EVENING.
Promotional—679 ............. Iicnry
Verslcles—-—pi 0 ........ . ....... i‘estni
Gloria Patri—Gracc.
Mngniiicat—Wiiaon in C.
Vei'slclcs—plz .............. ‘ . l‘cstnl
Hymn—658 .................... l'liby
Oiiertory—Iiord My Trust.
Vesper Ilymn ................ S. Itanc
llcccssionaI—Lfim ............ Edwards
East Avenue lethenst.
Rev. John J. Faust.
Class meeting. 9:30 a. m.. led by
John Pinch; 10:30. sermon by the pas-
tor: 12 m.. Sunday school: 3:30. Jun-
ior Magus; 6: 30 Praying Band; 7: 30.
A Pilgrim Progress. At the evening
Nicotine sermon oi”Ii last Sunday ev-
wil by. reorient.
I1?.Epwolth League
or meetln‘g,‘ Tne'sday evening,
wouEll s
Ev:§........
1 are the severest lodges a paper-hanger
has. They'll ilnd a "slight" it it's hid-
den between tIle paper and the well.
Our paper- -hsngcrs never slight their
work; they do more than to periect-
4y please our patrons. They go so iar
as to try to periectiy please our pat-
rona' iriends. That is what brings us
new comrade—that Is why we are al-
ways busy-that is why every‘ioh we
do is an advertisement for us. A sat-
Iailed patron can not help talking
about It. Let us talk to you about
that job you route is
93“”! in; lilo)
E. E. 000ml.
in first Avenue. loot lorwslh
reissue-a Coll. its-t
done.
sum numsick bud“;
use. omissismahiasrurykl:
1
iamous liberty bell. national house.
Illa the Andersonvills stockada' A! ‘
ammo
WI EXTRACT 60.
, id PM An. howl-h
, M's lslrsct Oialmeaieurss Piles.
PrieeWc. parlor. Trial also. 25:.
As Drugglsls.
class meeting;
prayer meeting. '
Nerwnll lethodlot.
Samuel L. Boiler. Ph.D.. pastor.
Thursday evening.
evening. The iollowing programme oi
music will be rendered:
MORNING.
Prelude—Andantlon . ..... Batcheldcrfid
Anthem—Jesus lover oi My Soul
Williams
. . .Macy
ure-Wely
oooooo Isaeeolobsesas
Anthem-Love Divine”
Oiiertory—Andante.
Holy Communion.
EVENING.
Prelude—Angels' Serenade .. Drags
Anthem—Te Deum ........... Pepper
Gloria Patri—From Farmer's Mass
arse
........................ Williams
Solo—l Heard the Voice at Jesus
Say . ....... Ilarriss
Mrs. Whitney. ,
Oiiertory—Adagio No. 2 ...... Werner
Quartette-He Shall Come Down
Like Rain .......... . Buck
Postlude-Postlude in 8 Plot. . .Hamer
Salvation Arlv.
The Salvation Army Sunday service
will be the juniors meeting at 10 I.
us. to which all children are welcome.
Holiness meeting at it a. m. Chris-
tians especially invited. Family gath-
ering and tree and easy at 3 p. m. A
grand battle ior souls and public mael-
lng at 8 p ..m 'A cordial invitation is
extended to all public meetings. to
which all are welcome. will be held
each night next week. except Tuesday.
Calvsrv Balust-
Sunday at the camp meeting. Services
at 11 a. m: At 3:15 preaching. Prayer
meeting irom 4:15 p. m. to 5:35 p. in.
Praise and smklng meeting irom 0:15
to 7:30 p. m. At 7:45 p. m. preaching
oi the iarewell sermon. Rev. A. 1".
Johnson in charge. Everybody is wel-
come. Seats isoe.
South Norwalk lethedist.
James Montgomery. Pastor.
Preaching at 10: 30 a. m. and at 7: 30
m.. by the pastor. Sunday school at
ii in; Epworth League prayer and
praise service at 0:15 p. m.: class meet-
ing on Tuesday at 7: 45 p. in. General
prayer meeting on Thursday at 7: is
p. m. .
._._...,__....___-
South Iiorwalk Dentist.
. W. H. Hubbard. Minister.
Worship with preaching at 10:30 ll.
m. and 7:30 p. m Pastor will occupy
the pulpit at both services. Bible
school. 12 m.: Young People's prayer
meeting, 0:30 p. in. All‘ seats tree.
Everybody welcome. Congregational
singing. ' ' , '
Insdsea’s ilsll Iissian.
Regular services tomorrow at‘ 3: ID
o'clock. l-‘reevscats and tree speech.
Good singing. Everybody welcome.
muss W“ A CliUICII.
Norwalk Place at Worship to be Used ior
a lion at Greens Par-s.
James H. Pullers oi Green Farms.
enjoys the pleasant notoriety oi hoing
occupied pretty much all the time. but
never doing anything the way others
do' It. A law weeks ago when light-
ning struck his bran anu tire consumed
it and several others besides. he did not
replue. knowing the ashes were Ieit
and would serve to make his iarm that
much richer. and that A new barn mole
modious than the old would be‘
erectedn ‘f‘plac‘e oi it. For iorty years.
sir. Pei! whllh M an auction head.
in its strict sense. ha'a ‘attended about
every vendue held within a radius at
ten miles. not: always as a buyer. but
‘ always ready to did when articles ac-
cordia'g to his idea' oi merit was otiered
low enough to warrant. it Is a rule.
with now and then an exception. that
stud at auction is but a bait to catch
the unwary. and oitene‘r than otherwise
tile bidder is the one who is sold. Pei-
iers will see the sound side oi a stir k oi
timber while the other icliow discovers
the decayed part only and that sound
suriace willbe the key to his bid. Like
going to camp meeting. there Is inn at
auction sales. and striking bargain
chbuces. One oi the characteristics oi
Mr. Potters is suiiering apparent pain
when he sees anything going to decay.
and he has been known to put himseli
out of the way to save It always en-
ioy ng himself when succeeding. No
to at the number oi articles he
has bid oil to save them since he began
ioilowing his boat can be made. It
{must be great and s Charles Dickens’
"'Old Curiosity Shop" description would
not in e than begin brace them.
Hill In t more to g a liethoiilst
Church. in South Nor-walk. tearing it
down and drying It home to Green
Farina utilising the pieces to build a
new born or something. He paid a
price nobody knows how low ior it.—
Westphrter.
No one need ever worry about the
cook going hungry. She. gets enough
to make s in]! meal by merely last-
ing the dishes she is preparing.
I Dilly? lye hasn'tlieity liaising
. averted Thumday, morning at the Han-
. reached the
Dr. Seller will "odleiate morning and,
. , spas-r
' were thoroughly triglltenoc.
Sunday September in will be the last
am nu ma... . ..r- .r
Prtvssi'iii tutti” Rdtoits and
Serious
Another will; ambient was last
corner in Southport. without doubt
the most dannsrous place along the.
trolley Ilne tween Bridgeport “a
weapon. ‘rn‘i ridgcport Union prints
the iollowiilg account at the accident:
Thu morning the car bound ior
\Vestport. ran by tile switch at Carey' s‘
career. not wsiilils for the car that.
was due irom Wutport. The inspector
save orders to the nonunion to go;
switch and be on the lookout ior the.
W'estpor't car. . The”; was under iullt
headway and was lust‘going under the.
tunnel at the might depot, when al
mall in bloom ésale amino the Han- '
sen corner, swingin his arms and
sealant-lanai: the olorrnan to step
the car. as another car was coming
irom Westport.
The- motorman reversed the power
and put on the Iirake.’ but 'did not suc- .
coed in stopping the car until it has
Hansen corner. when the
Westport car- came around the c'orner
and ran into the Bridgeport car. The“
sore were not movin ‘1'“, inst so they
id not come toast with any great“
hdae' oi the passengers were
injured, although all‘ received a thor-,
ougll shaking up Neither car was:
smash and no serious damage was
done. use" on both cars
' The Westport out Was crowded wbll
there were only ha in dozen passen-
gers on the Bridgeport car. One oi tho.
passengers on the Bridgeport car' say
that the inspector was to blame to
the collision. as he gave orderd to th
motorman. whom he called Charlie.
to go ahead and try and make the
next switch. when he himself told the4
motorman he knew that the Westport-
car was due. The passenger says um
ii the man at Hansen's corner had not'
signalled to the motorman when he did-
there would have surely been a serious .
accident. as the motorman could not
see the car coming irom Westport ml
account oi the current Hansen's cob
ner.
A car or a team cannot be seen when‘li
coming in the op ite direction onsh-
counl oi this e or. The cars sweep
around the corner and take up the en-
tire sidewalk and scrape against the
tears. as well as take up more than
halt the road. The curve thereiore is
a very dangerous place.
COUNTY’S HIS“! COW“.
Crlllaal Ter- oi Supreme Court Comes
, In M Nest-
The Criminai‘Superior Court will
come in Tuesday aiternoOn next at 2
o‘clock. Jud Roraback presiding.
This will be tirat term oi court ov-x
or which Ju a Roraback has presided’
In Bridg since his appointment
more than two years ago. The docket
Is not so large as usual in September.
nor are there many cases to be dispos-
ed of. State' a Attorney Pesoendeu
being absent in Europe. his duties will
be periormed by Special State' a Attorc
ney Carter. 'l'l'he iti'st Moon will
be spent in putting prisoners to plead
and a jury will roporGWednesday mor-
ning at to o'cldck.
The iollowing Jurors were drawn this I
mornin'
St
ouso ."
Srookileid—Almon H. _ Taylor. John
S. Thornhili.
Fairileld—Rninu B. Jennings. John
Hawkins
Greenwich-Wlillam H. Wesaels. Sil-
as E. biea d.
Huntington-Frederick Beard.
deid 1'. Beecher.
Nannie—Wilbur French. Arthur w.
.. met :NZ‘ Cornwall. Ali
r
Banks.
NorwaIk—George/W. Bryan. Elbert
A Wondwar
Stamiord-John ii. licGllI. Henry hi
Whitney.
Weston—Charles A. Adams. Morris .
. W. Perry
no sooner aarrrrcrrns.
Pic-oer am no. a...
mammalian.
The State Board at Pharmacy CO‘III‘
missioners. has taken important ac-
tion regarding the licensing oi drug
clerks who present certificates. by mod-
iiying the vote passed at the June
meeting. it was then noted not to ii-
eense any applicant on a certileate **“ ' ‘
irom any other: board or college or
pharmacy. and to grant licenses only
on examination
At a recent meeting it was voted to
accept certificates oi ro utabie collages
oi pharmacy at the d ration oi the
board. but no others. Certificates or
other state boards will not be accept-
ed. Applicants ior druggists' licenses
must produce a certificate iro- ensue
more collage oi pharmacy accept-
ablovsozthg heard. or sale as stamina-
this to receive licenses.
Summer
Drink.
Cooling ,.
irom
herbs.
Wflllaflis’ Root aoor
mistaking.
roots and
You make yourself at
hometrohoureat‘r'actato
costoiouiy2cts. aqusrt.
WILLIAMS & (issuance; co. .,
MM Conn.
ahead and try and 'mako the next. ,
Ill will llnr'ildt’il bull
Bearstthignomeei
'0 ”macaw m
s
Rose Coghiau, whose recent success-
eain "The Sporting Duchess" and
“Mlle: Pill" recalled the triumphs oi
- her urlisr days as Lester Wallace's
leading lady. has tiled a voluntary pe-
tition in bankruptcy under the name
oi Rosamond Haria Sullivan. The pe-
‘tltion gives her residence as New lies
chelie. and places her liabilities at $2!»
836.03. The only assets named‘ are
necessary wearing apparel. also a the-
atrical wardrobe consisting ot a few
dresses. wigs. etc.. valued at ”50. and
claimed to be exempt.
”Ira. Young says she has solved the
servant problem."
"Site's a genius!
lion?"
"Why. she says all you've got to do
What's the solu-
, is never had any innit. submit to ev-
erything. do as you're told. keep out CA
the way, and ”:5 good wages. with
pridilékiia.‘ and i won't have a bit Oi
trouble."—-Phlladelphin bulletin.
iongman ll Martinez
AND
Duos & Raynoldl
ARE
- sruBoLs
0F
High Quality
PAINTS
That will not llalie‘.
FOB SAlll BY
Comstock,
Watkins
8: Dow,
ill ll. Indium 8t.
Sellli Itissll.
REFUSE IE‘I’AI. 8000!".
.Inlm ”mmm'ho
have ,brasuoroldmotaio
kind.”
bribombysendm
mmm
film-”:1“ “ill. WM
thopoopio. Anson
Dari-sums!» .
mucuonlbulovmaodsl.
Ntfi‘iéfi." ’
The agency or the Connecticut Gen-
eral Litovtnsuranoe Company ior sever.
nl yenra- managed by the late S. S.
L'Hommedien will ior the present he
continual by. his: brother. Frank
L'Hommedieu. Dulce will remain the
same In the'tlnttatl Bank Building.
A NECESSIll
(donut
Aliicyclewacon.
Provonts lluiilod Dis-
positions or both
hisnnndBeast
Luther M... _
.‘ Wright,
8 Madison street.
.Foroa
'abott
Will filmmente their great
to putting in new
We are oiierlng‘s reduction in all
stocks.
. Special discount on Carpets, Furni-
ture. Oil Cloths. Lineoieams. and Mut-
titlgs, through the month oi September.
We are oiiering the largest stock at
Axrninster Veivets. Body and Tapestry.
Brussels. lugrains. .Cnttos Chain and
Art Carpets ever shown to the people
, in The Norwslks irom idc yd. up.
We have a full line oi dry goods and
special lots to close out.
Ladies' Hose, to pair.
Special lot. 3 pair ior 25c.
Extra Value. 2 pair ior 25c.
.Chillirun' s Hose. to pair..
ill ‘ V“
d
Fancy China.
Alteration Sills prepara C
front in the store.
. . I . .
A special lot at "Tailor made" was
sols uJ. 30c pair, others sell ior ode.
Illeachcd Muslin. “be yard.
If Illleilt bod muslin. dc yard.
Pillow (.‘usos 8c each.
1 yard wide Percnlcs. be you. worth
”‘50.
Lawns attic yard.
A full line of muslin underwear.
Ladics' Night Robes, 39s each. . ‘
Umbrella Drawors, 25c pn’ir.
White Exists. 50¢: each.
Ladics' Ribbed Vests. 5c each.
my: ones. 3 for 25c to close.
Shirt Waists 25c. .'
Sailor Hats 20c.
Trimmed Huts. 39c.
P a
_“ ....-.-—.._ --
A iew dinner sets will sell Is- that!
.zcost. ,.I '
Scofwld 8- Hoyt
83 Washington Street. South lorwslkW
. 0r. .——-,_'
Closmg Cut Sale
—- .\T~—-
NASH & VAN SCOY’S.
Mason 'Jars, 40¢ per dozen.
Jar-dimers at less' than cost.
From 10c up.
Vases, Lamps,
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New . ‘
York for the price we are selling them.
car. so. Main nnd West Sis., So. Norwalk.
l
$25
sequel School. Sades‘.
IS THIS WHAT: YOU HAVE Bi" EN WAITING I03?
839% Encodes 8°: 325
l-BU YOU NEED WAIT \0 LONGER.
$25
Fox CYCLE onlnrw
"Everything horn n Needle to an Allelic r.”
$25
’E CO.
Small Mil.
By this statemult. we mean that the
out of proportion to the low expense
oi maintaining it.
are enabled to supply everything you
This means that we
may need in the way oi iurnlture irom
collar to attic at prices that sell goods
without any talking by us.
0.1.00000000.
Funeral Directors 0
and Embslmcrr.
12 Keith Isis So. So. Israelis
01000 800000 1
For any case oi Hay Fever. Cold In
the Head. Rose Cold or Influenza that
BRAZILIAN BALM will not cure. it
directions are iollowed. No person.
not even the greatest physician. ever
dared to mak'e such an utter. nor would
we it we did not know that BRAZIL-
IAN BALI is a quick. positive. ali-I
permanent cure. Thompson- -'.I-oster o:
WilmingtOn. Del. says: "i suffered
with Hay Fever every summer for ten
years. Then i used BRAZILIAN
BALI which cured me In three days
That was in 1887 and l have never had
It since. BRAZILIAN BALM Is a won.
deriul remedy and does everything that
is claimed ior It." We have hundreds
at such testimonials. We will give the
some reward In the case oi Asthma.
by Druggists. 50c and si. on
So. lorwaik.
mdm' mm
Extremes 000'?
also oi our store and stock is entirely!
.or sent it you mention this
WILL NOT P‘ORSAKE PARENTfi, .
In This Respcat the East-Side Girl Sets
a (‘ommendnble Example. '
"It llspprss often that them-Side
girl at New York is the sole support
,oi the family." writes Charles T. Brod-
.hnad In the. September Ladles' Homo
Journal. "She works harder and just!
:as cheeriully as ever. and turns every.
cent into the house as inst as aha
‘ makes it. She assist with tho houser
hold duties before she leaves in thd
morning and when she returns at:
night. The low articles of dotting
she manages to get are made over and
over again. patched, darned. and clean.
cd many times. in the winter she sui-
tors irom lack of proper clothing. She
walks to lii'l' work every morning—iii
costs too much to ride—through sun-
shine and storm. and back again at
night. So she trudges on. month In
and month but: and when the quiet
young truck— driver who lives around
‘ tho- (-orzur asks her to marry him she
regards him seriously and snyza
Honest. Mike, Id like ter marry
var. her'nlr‘l! yer know I like yer. and
yr 'rc on the level. but me ole man and
me ole’ woman ain't in it only more
for workin'. and ii I’Ieit 'ell they'll
be in the soup. No.1 don't stand ior
no game like tirat.’
"So he goes away. and she grievea:
but ‘her conscience is clean—she is do-
ing her duty."
FllIGHTENED OUT OF HIS HAIR.
In the Progres Medical oi June .I as.
Bossier relates the. ioilowing remark-
able case, which is an additiorr‘to the
group oi roses in which sudden loss
at hair or change oi Its color iollowed
mental shock. The subject was a vig—
orous peasant aged 38 years who was
not at a nervous temperament beyond
beinp slightly emotional. hair.
was abundant and at a dark chestnut
r-ulul’. and not even slightly intersper<
sod with white filaments. One even~
ing as he was returning home. preced-
ed by his mule. on which was mounted
his son. aged 8 years. the animal nip.
pcd and the child was thrown o! and
trampled on several lines. He was
only severely bruised. but the {flat
thought he was killed. and. in endeav-
orlng to save him. was terror-stricken.
lie trembled and had palpitations and
a reeling of cold and tension in the
race and head. 0n the iollowing day
the hairs oi the head. beard and eye-
brows mmmenced to rail in quantities
so that utter eight days he was abso-
lutely hold. A! the same time the skin
0! the lace and head became anion.
Without delay the hair began to ’
again in the term oi a colorless d
Soon all the elected regions were
cred witu liner. more silky. and 0 little
. more thinly sown. completely white ,
.bair. The hair at other realms. was
not elected-Prom the uncut.
. i
. r ’1‘“
Norwalk Chronicler