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left the Vatican today, partly because
the condition of Pope Leo is worse.
and partly because his daughter, who
has been suffering from fever, is bet-
ter, and has left Rome for the conn-
1 Sill Grave
m from First Page. ,
. “'7‘?- ‘ .‘ . ' . y
,, following medical bul-
It,“ stvbeen issued:
lightwaa little tranquil and
. . ”The general condition of
others prepente no other mod'l-
. -mm-..”
iY- >
In the Loggio Raphael, where sheets
of paperhrc placed for the callers to
sign their helmets; one 11"“ found this
, , morn ng wt 0 f0 owing curious
urffisfinéggfiagi g: inscription: "A young atheist wishes
1111' PM“, 88. Tempsra- a serene death to the old Pontifl'." This
centlgrade. Respiration 36. caused considerable scandal among the
:1 (Signed) 1 pious Vntican attendants. The sheet
"LAPPONI was immediately withdrawn.
I.“ "MAZZONII" 3 p. m.—-The Pope's prostration is
M'Dr fianmivisited the Pontiff increasing. The difficulty he experi-
\ mill; the latter said the past ences in breathing has grown more ser-
W one 0‘ the worst the ions and is‘ accompanied by severe
had experienced. He spoke of “’23:”! wheezing.
”mum on his chest; the dim- . . p. m.——'l‘he Pope is sleeping.
“breathing and the nncontrolla- His general condition is unchanged.
, . ‘ giving him in fact no 0:10 p. m,—-The doctors have enter-
tlon. ..g ed the sick room. Their decision re-
. said the Pepe had cailed aarding the proposed operation is an:-
"vory often during the night. ‘
iousiy awaited.
,‘ {mullet restoratives, especially WASHINGTON 1“” 16"Mgr- F3"
“broth; diamonds and tamarind
‘conifi, (the; Apfistollic Delegate. today
- rece ve t e to 0w ng rablcgram from
t rulebgg;$"o?e 1;?;;.I;r;w&v:;,8;f‘tgg Cardinal Rampolin: "The condition of
Wfibmififl calmed. . In fact the the HolysF‘ather continues grave. His
W'Fprocoeded‘ with a ' thorough wonderful resistance is a cause for ad-
eiumiuat (.0! his, thorsxwithout to» "1mm,"-
"as ‘ much. '1 Q‘hey found
, .pl’eura an ented, but
he g in such quanti y as to en-
tire patient's life by producing
“oaths heart or through as-
m , which might occur if there
. “has unfthe lower part of the
Cl." ’ ‘ ‘
911,311 at of the extreme weakness
the Powggno. new operation for
" liquid will ’be- performed
lblolutely indispensable.
lion might be made to-
arrow, independent of the
““1010” ln'lts present quan~
iaminentlyfihresten the
o’doctors hesitate to
‘. homcocentesis (drain-
thd’p . t),‘toaring'that the ef-
‘ «apostles itself, inrolving
possibility of pressure on tile lungs,
Waist” of the whole appara-
QI' circulation. might be fatal.
{3% . notion of urine has slightly
’ ~ :11! thejlast‘24 hours, having
. orty cubic centimetres. It
er,,stlll greatly insuMcIent.
dodtorshave r lived any 00n-
' ‘fr L 111‘ also critic‘s,
.3111 1’, arenot no-
u, - oatment of the
‘ “$11161“; these is a letter to
‘Laponnl from ,Prof.‘ Henri Huch-
amen: er of the Academy of Medi—
HAs NOT HEARD FROM ARMY.
President Roosevelt Still Waiting for
Mother Jones and Followers.
OYSTER BAY, 1.. i., July 16~Aftor
transacting some pressing official bus-
iness wnh Secretary Barnes. President
Hoosevcit’passed the remainder of the
day in company with Senator,bodge, of
Massachusetts, who arrived here In the
morning. The Senator sold as one of
the members of the Alaskan Boundary
commission. he' had come to discuss
that question with the President be-
fore going to England. He will be a
passenger on the Cedric, which will
sail tomorrow, from New York.
No oillclai information of the inten~
tion of "Mother" Jones and her "ur-
my" to visit the President at Sagamore
Hill has been received at the execu—
tive oflices. in the circumstances nei-
ther "Mother" Jones nor her “army"
would he received by the President
unless arrangements were made in ad.
vance for the meeting. If such arrange-
ments were not made there would be
no possibility of the “army" reaching
Sagamore Hill. The members would
be sent back by the Secret Service om-
cers. It, is reasonably certain the
President would not receive the “ar-
my'f as a body. ‘ .
f “rear-'7 ', " p
when M. oov. camper-tum.
Governor Chamberlain has approved
the hill oflthe Connecticut Hospital for
the Insane for June. amounting to 310,-
766.76, and the bill of the New Haven
Water Company for $2 for water
furnished to the Second Company.
Governor: il‘oot Jailisrgi, “Tithe unitary.
ho 11 ex . inati e 1 .. from Apr to u y . e governor
hav?dilclided?lt‘liattti?n “it: £2" ent , has also approved the‘drsft of the
leuric liquid. <altho sort 3‘ Danbury Hospital for $1.250, the same
m constitute imm .diln * o 5:; beingiotnc—fourth of the annual appro-
aol'ution. and therefore. they will defer PM“? P 0“-
" ' . . T oroquisitlon of the adiutant gen-
I???” until t3. it“ Dumb“ earning! the acting coznmgséagfgonergi
' ”f ' “ t a- upon ecomp ro or or . or an
'nggw 1.33323? :18. sistence during the encampment of the
,dnition be. cold die, has arrived. Nal'onalauardt “M the “WWW“ 0“.
m (ya this morning His. Holiness the comptroller. of the adiutsnt gene-
" and imniediately beg” repeat: rat and the acting quarterrnastor gen-
‘ you to the Madonna,"speaklng ”3.1- ml‘r‘Z-“Q ‘0' “"9 M tin-“c.3099”
f3; ,5“; his "10}; Centre. ticnt dtional Guard. have sigh fleein-
_ . emanation. * ‘ ed Gonna: Chamberlair’urwal
boring-Courts voice, said: "on, Govmor Chamberlain has appointed
.Dllr‘fi $98M? um“ :I'oday Dt‘fi Edwin A. D9171). of Hartford, to
, emwmurfiéfltefhfadbnna." examine into the mental condition of
What with . the same idea in i1“??? 1% K5"?! 3 Viimgezlcofiflfied
.. . 'n’ e or or sonny}, Veey
1h. Pope salted for one of his having been reported "259“”
‘ girox resalea’s,2;w|:1.1‘v.wooos, 1.
“ Thorax Terriers this morning de-
tected the Weilwoods,.ot.8ts,n1ford. by
a score of two to one, at the diamond
in ‘i‘Darien. A ten‘innlngt game was
2125 p. ml—‘wlfgr. Angeli, one of the
pe's private secretaries, has just
girth: sick 1mm. much pro-occupied.
- as : -
, <“I,,_.h11,’_‘ve left (1 Holy Father in a
can (whit-his . deep that it resem-
les the’lethar of death."
32:00 i); nth—The doctors. after a‘
u
1
. rotsrlekhigr. Manollnl, to
in , 1 Mass, in the
- in all the
shration of Mass
0
, Fo, Terriers.
. _ ' Pulley .
For
Wailwoodo.
Corell
Smith
.. Brown
c
nlt from 111
rm”? ' é.
rm:
" :R V
,1 Umpire,» O'Donnell;
" ‘ Galileo
. Casper
.‘ \
scorer,
played before the deciding, run was ‘1'
:11?ng Bamaol’Poliey,’~".t'he lineup .
90W“ urns Norwallt Building, 1.0.31 and
Flocko‘ 2"
. “will! 1.
stir the; Dar-
Dorian .0 _
D BUR his"! enlists! Mo-
eaions. the eleven-roses“ son of Polar
‘ salons. a hatter-.0100 at his homo on
nth street today of lock)“. The
boy wounded himself in the hand with
s b'ialnlt cartridge pistol on the Fourth
of u y.
—-p.
COPPER COMPANY DIVIDIND.
NEW YORK. July low-The directors
of the Amalgamated Copper Company
today declaredthe usual quarterly div-
idend of half of one per cent.
1....
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oases or stories.
DISTRICT 0F"NORWALK, ss., Pro
hate Court, July 16, A. 1).. 1903.
Estate of Hiram Bell, late of Nor-
waik, in said district, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court praying for
reasons thereinset forth for an order
of sale of‘certaln real estate of said 011- I
ceased which is fully described in said
application on tile:
Ordered, That said applies “u be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwallt. on the 21st day of
July, 1903, at 2 o'clock afternoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub«I
llshlng this order in a newspaper hav-‘
ing a circulation in said district, ...,
least five days before said day 0! hear-
ing. 2
HENRY W. GREGORY.
1 Judge.
..........1....-..w.._. ......v. .
95'. Old-WA-
baWdourt, 1111111. A. 1).!
Estate of Edmund 0. Carroll, late
of Ndrwalk. in said district, deceased,
Or a (i, That the admirgstraior ex-
hibit i administration-ac ..
has in Norwailt on the 22d day of July,
190.1. at 10 o'clock, forenoon; and that
all persons interested in said estate
may be notified thereof. the administra-
tor will csuse this order to be publish-
ed in a newspaper having ‘a circulation
in said district, at least five days be-
for Iald‘22d day of NW. 1903.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
116 It. ‘ Judge.
. onosa To same account”
DISTRICT. OF NORWALK, ss., Pro-
bate Court. July 14, A..D., 1908.
Estate of Sarah E. Burke. late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment at the pro-
bate ofilce in Norwalk on the 24th day
of July. 1003, at 10 oclock forcnoon;
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the ad-
ministrator will cause this order to be
published In a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said district at least five
days before said 24th day of July, 1903.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
116 It Judge.
”8585.51 em ,
Notice I
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Notice is hereby given that the following is a list of the persons assess-
ed benefits and damages, as the case may he, resulting and accruing from the
tailing of land in the layout and widening of East Washington street. on the
corner of said street and North Water street. for-the public use, and for the
layout, enlarging, widening and grading of said East Washington street. at
said corner. with the amounts of their respective assessments, as embodied
in the report of the Commitment Frosholdcrs, accepted by the Council of this
city, July 13th, 1908:
Eatu‘c of Michael Becker,
DAMAGES:
15.007330
BENEFITS:
SOUTH SIDE OF WASlIiNGTON STREET:
Jeremiah Donovan. (100.8 ft.)
Annie C. Iiuviiand, (50)
Marvin Brothers, (95)
Domino E. Raymond, (18)
William w. Comstock. (24)
City of South Norwalk, (23.5)
Nelson Taylor, (24.5)
WilliamF‘. Mnndeviiie, (25)
Estate of Reed Havilsnd. (009)
Elbirt A. Woodward, (28)
Neison'Tayior, (88.7)
Mrs. Margaret Lauder, (02.3)
8 2132.33
1 I 1.10
203.24
98.24
48.00
117.00
«19.00
47.25
185.05
46.22
119.99
103.83
1‘ 1,311.15
NORTH SIDE 0]“ WASHINGTON STREET:
Conrad Becker. (25 ft.)
Raymond Brothers. (25)
Marvin Brothers, (48)
C. s. Trowbridge, (11.5)
Mrs. Annie E. Corcoran. (25)
Dorothy Stabeii, (24.5)
Richard H. Golden and others, (104.6)
Frederick 11.. Rowan, (56.7) i
Alfred E. Austin, (40.5)
United Bank Buildinx. (-19)
James Golden, (25)
58.34
58.34
“2.00
25.78
05.56
54.44
225.38
117.44
81.00
96.91
47.22
Swartz I: Corbett, The South Norwaik Trust Co, and
James Golden (driveway)
The South Norwalk Trust (30.. (19.7)
L. H. Decker, (28)
Swartz & Corbett, (97)
N. Y., N. H. & 1_1. R. R. Co.. (35.5)
. FROM
John H. Ferris, (2011) ?‘
Estate of Lewis Raymond and Mrs.
Frank Becker, (86). ,2. ,1;
The Norwailt iroa' Wat-1m 00.,128) ‘
"a
1,.
p" x? ; r, ‘ I“ ,
libero WATER eraser:
The Norwalk Iron Works (10.,(60255)
Ebenezer 11111, (264.151 , : .- f -
The Norwailr Lock 00.,(22435')
e
(Estate 0111.1. timer. (100) -
Jennie trees, (55) .
E B. Adams, (35) _:
Eli. ll.- Tolles, (as) . ’ L 1
1
\ .
lion, (18) _
rtrGisoomo Ghiottd,.(50) ,‘ ‘
Micheline lemongeili‘ahd
brilliant Podtnora, 1751 .
Georgexoeler, (83.8) ‘ ‘
John Podium-e, (80)
{Alfred 16. Austin, (as) , . J;
flows ‘3 :5 it; . k" 97:.) . 1:
WEST wasutuoron srana'r:
Julia E. Rose, (121)
(Investment Asmia-
. ~ 1‘. ‘ \
Verglnls Vitriolo, (25)
17.00
37.21
43.44
173.94
61.00
1,205.00
130.00
282.33
. . , 31.00
58.66
. 900.65
308.01
135.56
s 115.20
550.67
Hometown or Wham»: ores-erases 1111111011:
*1 151.251 ,
28.18 ‘
17.94
18.46 .
1
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\
(0.23
. one:
12.87 .
31.49
12.18 ~
10.25
12.30 .
18.96
28030 "
» contrasted or 1.113111111111131. " armie- ‘aaro‘on; i
u 1 111001;?“M '
out a. this
court for adinatment at the probate of- "
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Hot Weather. DresslGoodlgs. ‘ __ §
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We talks especial pleasure minvitmg an exhibition of our WASH GOODS EXHIBfilT. chcr
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before have‘wc shown such a complete assortment oiA‘CQTTON WASH FABRICS as this season.
Domestic Ginghams. .
Holly Batiste.
Scotch Ginghams.
Ardsley Crinkled Seersuckcrs.
Pique Royal, Plain or Fancy.
Princess Linen Zephyr}.
Ice
Fly
Balloon Fly Traps, ..... 15cc
Heavy Tumblers ...... . ac. (‘10 oz. Jelly Tumblers . 3oc. doz. l Fruit Jar Rings
1 1
Wash Silks.
White Dimities.
Wash Chifions.
Printed Dotted Swiss.
(Printed Madras.
Galatca Cloth.
Harvard Cheviots W _.
Wilton Oxfords. '
Silk Tissue.
India Linens.
Persian Linens.
Organdie White.
Cream Scoops 10c.l Glass Pitchers 19c.|Asbcstos Mats ..‘. ........
Paper, per box, . . . . . . . . 351:. 5 Punch Bowls ...........
l
‘ 5°.-
’. $1.95. Fly Killers ....... ......... Inc.
6 oz. Jelly Tumblers , . . 15c. doz. Berry Presses ......... 35c.
...... 101:.(102.
TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ‘
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, Norwalk
«mutilated... lurplus,|135.000.
Industrial Serious and loan 01..
State Supervision of New .
York and Connecticut. . QF‘V' . .
Resident Directors Reside-1t Manager-a
Mortimer M. Lee
or new rock. ' ‘29 _ 3|
’lkii’esiliashingtpn Si?" ...:
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Par 5 per cent.
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OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN 81'.
R. 1.. Colours
Charles E. Dow John I. Lhwrrnoe
Insurance
In a reliable company prwtnts
you
Taylor S-Golden
'H \vnshingt’on (51.,
from losing in case 'of fire.
OUr Chief *
Mission ‘
003'_ .
.111 to supply the wants 'of this]?
So. Norwalk.
" ford} white or black . can?
pass. 50:. ’1th cut at 60c.
lobitc. patella. sore; , I . . . .1
arid“ («are i lined, either]
i the oxfopl or shoes?
7 ‘
masses, if possible, better than:‘
others. Popular goods at small
profits. As we have stated before“,:
all classes of people trade .at K j, '4 '
gcr & Co’s store. We want" Lo
merit the patronage of all classes
by offering values that' are
staunch and true, at prices most .
fair. .
If you lack ready cash you can "
pay us later. Select what you
need, all you need, have it charg-
ed to your account. That‘s the
"“K’ricger way. Pay off your bill
on our easy-payment plan. Ac-
counts openod with everybody.
manna!) Rmcs ”V '
annwarcnas »
' ’v" on easy PAYMENTS. ,
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Glover's The Place.
A goodrsbber soled ox- ,
Ilene 2.1.3 ......a
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