‘ r tub Chicago Clearing
, ed that all of. tiny dapzaltora 9!
pa
and of birth. but
urn ban Van Ila itntaif he ave
city or Chicago. Altar a thorough and”
darcfui examination of heir aft ira by
onto it I" ’
inatltution‘a wi
amend the Cilantro
auka having pledged 't'hamaolven to
Ll
Clearing House 1
The Home ‘Bivlng'tt Bunk was, organ-'1
- convict-,aHIInonm‘
oupfln'mtsn caution" Ha out
“Watts” 1; out“
404944 momma I m1 to d
Nile a of {Jam bin. out
.3» 1,1.“le
m1
”school ouco' before and was reloaded in
I'd]. be" ‘ ”y in
but}? in 1an idly 4.
e an. lidi'niliilted to the ’30!ch
be common plane court. on an appeal
a which: 44o .9oqnlttal was rendered 9y
digestnie fuhétiod u a ,
condition so that ordinary
{60d can be easily 6i~5
gested Try it if you are
run down and your food
.4... banana 544-: 1‘1 tho Icault, th‘pa puttinlr In tho 14.142911 «alumni in 4392.1wlmamiialr'l onvo' 'I‘.1,Sharwood who ‘ 1“?“ m?" “ml“ ”9'” ”1“" mm"
much the grace girth" ou- . i m cm a izatlon of 81 0.000. 1 y; ' ' ‘ “mum“ 43" P01” theatre. “‘1‘“ “‘1 0681113 nourish you
V017 man that 13 among illcudti‘ilozitor: of 63:: mg: 636?... 1 A recent utatcmcnt \ol' resources “"3de .tlte 39“"‘99m N" ‘1,°HURQH lN PRINTER’B them 1" a. “'3“ ”9““ "ml down near ‘11
tub; of himsclf more high
ught to think, but to think
boarding no God hath dealt
man the measure of faith."
limate of himself. if it in
or a builder of houses \to
optimum the vuluo' of wood
that he may oract nu edifice
be architectulally and flu
if it is necessary
limit“: corlectly
wine in ordcn
c1 a atockylu'd
‘r a packer prince, then am 9-
male of hlmsclf ‘by one who
a make a isuc’ccaa‘ of himself,
549mm lmoprtauco.
at age presents multiplicd
to the young man to ovw
. when more persons of
my could be found posing
remarkable skill
marching up to positional
y are utteily incompetent to
idly making application. '1‘ ho
ho unemployed in great but
of” the conceitedly unqualified
The aucceaeoxe of thoac unv
gated disciples who came to
long that they might all the
1 is right hand and tho othur
cit. are very numerous in
‘lIla concclted orIIcstimution
44?» f is really due to a fundamcnt Il
“dilatation of self. The apoalic
ito aober thought overestima-
.v high estimate of our,sciv.s,
,ll over he conce ted Now flu
5 man to have his high oath
himself he most
highly catecm hill manhood.
one that he must put. II high
something to be a man.‘ it
tor to be an animal. The rul-
I'lble fatigue, long
o1‘1n‘aa‘d of a young man is -
insult. Perhaps there nor on
1 e on those qualities which dis-
' . him from the animal creation.
30f Garlbuidl—~"Coxuc. 1 offer
murchcs,
lions. The difficulty with the institu-
tiona has been that their investments
have been made in acacia, connected
'1wllh the railway and coal enteIprlaos
of John It Watch.
"'l‘hcac acacia were not. immediate-
ly available to moat. depoaltaoud have
been taken over on terms Which will
enable ilk three Institutions to pay
their depositors in full." '
“Mr. Ridgcly, comptroller of the.
mommy. and Capt. Euballis. of the
auditor‘s departure ,t, at sprintgfiold.s
were sheen and ex ésaad tilenlllelvoas
as greatly planned at no action of the
Chicago banks. and stated that if rc-
iicctmlmeat credit‘upoa the assoclat
ed banks of Chicago uiIiciI have again
indicated their ability (01411.ch any
emotgoncy in a manual culirch nails
factory to the. public “
Tho. meeting of the (‘lIlIngo Clnur-
lug House Anaoolotion began at noon
Suudot Notices were neat to tho
membm's of the board by Mr Fargun
after it had been learned of the, con
dltlon of the banks and the trout com
puny.
Cloths “"0le notified and iiiiv or
more ulth ten amuogruphcra hurried
to the Final National Bank. Behind
cloacd doors tho Cicuring llouso A930
elation began its Work of finding 1'1
way that might enabio them to ride
the financial son in safety. 'Thai a
panic would be likely to follow was
the find thought of the committee. ,ltv-
isolutiona were adopted and heads of
oilch banks pledged thofuaclvos to
give aunistnuco Tho amount iuvnh-
ed in the failure would not be ulntcd
until 3 o'clock thin morning and half
an hour latcr the association gavc the
statement to the press.
,in attendance, an Wore. other bank of-
ficials from many cities.
The namoa of tho cmumiltcc who
drew up the statement, are: James: B.
Forgnu. president of flu». First Nation-
al Bunk. chairman: John J. Milcholl.
prealdcui of tho llliuoia Trust and Sun
lugs Company; .lumos H. Eckcla.
ahmvat an
Directors of different books were '
which $3.78
gate $3, 932 6,33.
nIiIIiatratOr.
323
pounced todu3.
institution.
of Mneom lilo
icr' a South
mosaic of;
aloud la reptfle as b
hold in municipal railroad and oi.
bonds Tho savings deposits ttgirro
trustee.
two or roccivcl, and to read 'c anal ox-
ocuto trusts of (ivory annual-In-
cnpltul stock is $500. 000 its room
are. 4,912,381,. The linbiilt a in
7,0 663; of ‘dcpoalta in t not,
cortilicutea of deposit $4914.54
through various "laid.
BOSTON Dec 18. ~'-I‘hc iqirat 1144.1.
tlonul Bank. of thin city. lat thc- oar-,1
mapollfleht of tho [China 9 National
Bank the failure ,of wider with two
others. the [ionic fiaviugil
tho Equitable Trust Gunman wad nu-
A préaa dla
the first. information tho Bo on diank
had of the trouble uiih tho Chicago
it was loarncdza
Punt National Bank lion‘-
Chitago National has a liaia'nco l-b‘cro
of over $200000 'l‘h‘oro was little fie"
livI» businoau between the Bolton and
Chicago Banks. The Chicago Nationu
at “as tho correspondcut of 1]
National. but. it owns notlIianV to this ’
iloaiou institution. _
W...”
A FEA‘RFUL FATE.
it is a fearful fate to have to,
tilt) toxtibia torture of I’ll on.
truthfully say " Wilton" Harry (.olaon'.
"that for Jilin d
Blot-ding, Itching and Prdtrudlnmlflléu,
Tho Equlutblo Trust (ltllupuuv lwaa
chaitared by the India of .lllinoln.‘ Au-
gust 29.. 14487, to act on o§cutor ad'-
in.
NOTWMIH"
Wood's Norwnlk. Iirug'giptu.
w-wm .-
Humour noon norm. 1'
.. WU...
Talked to No Pol-porn- to n “’iuman
\\ ho Wan Ilcaf.
"l‘ll admit thera are tiriuu'bnitku in,
every huaincaa.“ anid the gala-aloud
book agent in the Philadelphia Ruc—
out "but whoa it comer. to ups and
3qu-
25471.‘n
an Indig-
gThC
l'Lt‘Li
ludu.‘
i354.
tilt and
tan" was
at; the
that: the,
First
-o
V.
e' are
‘ can
and. E P.-
0.30441 Bank and who was acuioaca‘d
,_ f1nedly gmtetul-and all
‘1-inuil. and homily burnenod aili know
eta tit-lam rot ten ye‘ItIvs. hall told an;
low on trial here. All II prisoner at
othoraileld. no in one of the contri
butora to tho paper printed at tho in
iltituflon. Hie articles are written as
only it cultured man can‘ write and
homo of them are brilliant. Hia story
on black on hunting- in Connec'tl;
out. bron’th ,‘ V1111.“ , y atmodphérc of
the mall“ , In none of illum‘ ii
there a not .to norrow an from one
Miihtfitt hope, and in the monitorin-
ug ls‘duc the dominant motive to that.
a another World, at least. the errors
of this will be remembered.
ills lilVat. mick “Tile Overworld. ”
pro, . II bar number at,
1148532356! 94.4.3” Timon... in thri-
introduction a Inualcua seated at a
church organ. who is struck on the
man by a falling ornament and be
canton unconscious. Then follows the
picture that passed before his mental
vision, dealing ullh another self in an
«no world, in, on cluaion. he says: ,
"While I am no an old man, yet
i am no old that it seems cooler fol
me to think lurch dhau to plan ahead.
Mirlito lulu not been what I hoped for,
and, yet as i live and walk, and think
in Cod a sunlight my harm is uufeig
who are in
how gratefuimto feel. not to believe
our hope. but to know that when the
time comes I uhall awaken to that far
Mimosa-and yot familar country. the
man, i might have hccn."
”a...
alloys the cough, rclievaa flu.» iuugII.
Laid; oxpuctorutibn. opens the scar-e
lions, and aids nature in restoring tho
aysiom to a healthy condition. it is
anions lot its cures over a large part
f the civilized world. Thousands
have. testified to its supcrior excel
lcut'c. it counteracts any tendency
of a cold to result in pneumonia. “
”We
THE. STATE ARMORY.
Mound! bin domination during a case '
wmu'n Methodist Book Concern Re
fund to can Ilbht at...- Day
CHICAGO, Doc. lib—«For the dim
tune in Chicago labor history It chnl‘dh
was appealed to yesterday to grant
the demands of a1 body of atrikera..
The prayer waa raised to the Metho-
diut Episcopal Church. which is exper-
lending a strike of printers in its local
publishing department. . ~
n‘l‘he Federation of Labor framed the
pool at the instance of Typographi-
idllnlou 949.1616 .lt also compiled
a reduction: tilt; union to daciuro
until the labor dispute is adjusted.
Specific dlIections were issued in
this connection to the tragic unionists
Who are members of the Methodist
Church, asking them to be guided by
their union ratllo'r than their church
affiliations.
The Weatorn Methodist Book Con-
cern was the (“PM object of the labor
resolutions. The ownership of the
establishment in said to be vested in
the. Methodist. Church. .Three montha
ago a strike of compositora was order-
ed because the concern allied itself
with the Chicago Typothetuc and re-
fuscd to grant the demands of the
printers for an eightshour day. The
otrlke aiill in in progreas. In the res-
olutions which the Fedorntion adopted
it was pointed out. that the Rock River
Conference on October 10 at h‘reopcrt
ill.. went on record as favoring arbi~
and labor. On this ground the res-
ponslblllty was laid at the door of the
5‘9th “1"”; ”0331.1“ 0‘ an “WW by tho couuulttec members. Bucklen a Arnlca Suite, la the. beat .ggfiuflms ”1:381.“ "MUM- iu‘o always Molhodint Church.
on“ u timed y unwholeaomo , 1. ‘ ' ,‘ . , cure. made“ .4150 boot {pr' (mtg. ll! nuccca u'l Chamberlain’s
ital stimulants. if we have a iIt:lrlrrmtllfifndiiuigrli‘llitigatxz‘tltinlfciiituaigfi burns and 44,34,419”, 2542- at l1 in, 13“. ,Cot’igh Remedy acts on this plan. it A RECORD BREAKER.
it in said that the
quickest
greatest and
permanent advertising ouc-
Candy Cathartit which have beenI
persistently advertised in array w'ny,
but chiefly in newspapers, for about
six years. in that time the sale of
(‘ascarota has grown from nothinlr to
over one million how a month. This
wonderful record is the result of grant
'nerit successfully made known. Those
who tried Cascarctu an a direct rc-
i
your oil Mothodlst publicationu.’ '
(ration of all diaputea betwocn capital 1
cents on record in that of Cnscarata. ::
Ciiva street in connection with the cut
improvements. 11
The boy’s defiant manner excited
Judge Mathewsonn annploion and Ash
alataut City Attorney flout Wait or
dcred to look up the record which re
turned the facts given herewith.
DTCP THAT GOLID
or it may result i ammonia
zliiaa Balm la broil in lib can; when‘
ever tried.- almoatmr ihout ”mt
fail!“ one
SCOTT & BOWNEI M MSWI Now York.
.mw-
ovaeumvirhat became 04' that pretty
alonogritphcr you ma to have?
Bruwn~Had1to let, her go because
‘thc clerks. 114er with her.
Green—Why don’tiarou get a plain
Brow'nv-l did advertise for one of
that kind. but didn’t set a single re-
' 1 tidy—diluent: Cally News.
1.0,V 25 50c and non
Milly; 41-1,?th .f 1%“
V 1
Truly a Wonderland of Toys ill. our main floor. where the entire
splice is filled with ”mythic; to de egghtV the, childron. This Spl’cndid
Pi
collection of Toys :1
tions or the leading factories
of the wrid. It’s a 5.30.1.1 in miniature, containing Dolls of all sorts.
Doll Houses and Furrdtuirb Then you will see Sacra. W
Railroad Toxins, Trolley (3m. Automobiles; Fire Email; and col;
and Madden. Them are Mechanical Toys that are tunnels of inglen-
airy and cleverness. which are sure to delight the youthful minds. It
is drimpossible to tell You all we it we and simply, say bring the chil-
dren 944th you to see Toyhfld.
Itours North Main Strut
1
, 'atlona. {mm lighting. “10mm” president. of the Commercial National downs, book canvassing «you... off 5“"“3‘9d Than-58:60 Coat Will be jgi'tolgillgiil‘liiil!will? \Lillfmgleige‘lnl‘lgfi'
3. il‘fiith-V. ”Pi, I1. 9““ 3’”? l'iank: Ernest A. Hamill. pitcaldcnt of tho palm. ioaierdox 'f blow into n- .H‘ w , 1;” ‘ ta ' . . . "I'iondu until its labia wan abroad to .,.. .fl
"“‘.’,...‘"3,133.45"?“mm“,=;{:' the Corn Exchange National Bank. hmm- of which i had ImchIIiocd the “”835,“ 0;: 34.1.3.9?“ [eafiit‘iriltfjligtriai]; bcconui universal. V i -7 . "
animal “ions food 3141' 11" addition m ”‘0 form"! stall-moui “N“W'm“ “mm" and “‘m’" Midas [Special attention being paid at breaenl "’ ' “”‘ '*‘ » ‘1-
1! freedom from .pain. Liberty 0") ”1“! My“; dual thIII IIIIIVSIIIIIcL‘I"“FV‘l' for Mrs. So-qud—So. i' was usltiercd d‘Io lllll gpadlng of the grounds that BIGGEST ELM GONE. "1
iotory as spiritual conceptlonfi ‘ ““ mu 8 “V" v“ “'0“ no 0"” if“! ”it! lial'lor. in Ii purulent a de- ucrc bought of tho Nt»w1'.\ork New . ’
hing to him
uouaneaa. If we estimate our-
us man. we will not be content
.1ls1pleased.0nc his wcll said.
’i‘b‘alc jungle and be will (»;,It
'tilld roign colllunl.
130ml linu'. i hear Inon any:
'TlIcI rise to on
(“do which lifts them bt-yond the
1 or eyes shaded with the film
those things uliioh uppcal merely
pleasure The animal in content
1 y, a king of boasts a few uclrn
Grant the
1) acre Hooded down. and she is
.1 1.
their doors this morning, the follow-
ing anuouncclncnt was made, algucd
by the. Clearing House Committee of
the Chicago Associated Banks:
"To the public: Depoaitora, of the
Chicago National Bank, the Home Sun
lugs Bank. and the Equitable Ti'uat
Company are riopectluily advised that
their depoalts will be paid in full upon
demand."
John R. Walsh prcnldout of tho full
cd institutions, won ‘\’(‘I Iy busx at his
the booka.
3510]! ch u rchca‘.
Iilrhtful old lady enthadl mud greet-
!mz me with a ple’nuo
‘Good malulug.’
was selling a not of Marvel books on
can terms. and without waiting for
l-oI mph hogan toahow her one of
it happened to deal with
indin. and was filled With pictums
‘ in [amino atrikou natiIoI-I and min-
Sho look a deep in-
lI‘u-aat in these. cxnmluingdheln ln~
chl
amilo.
said
hi nail. .
that l
Haven and Hartford railroad back in
Iheaprlog. aaraibo Hartford Cournnt.
The outlay. including the 818i. 000 that
was paid for the round house alto.
has now reached $250, 000.
it. in now calculated by tho commie
idon that 40,000 cubic yardu of clay
will be, required in grading the site
before It stroke of work can be Ink-
cu in laying out the our lace. The clay
impart r'pill bo one foot in lhlckneas,
making II foundation for the soil and
Ito-Fine Old Trees.
of the Department of Public Works
lune cut. down what. Iva probably
the largest tree in New liavan
near Hillhouaenavcuue.
cumferanoo. V
Tho Franklin or Beecher elm. which
any of New Haven Loses Another of
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 18.--Employccs
it
was an elm located in Grove atrcct. '
The true measured 23 feet in cir~
or
Did you ever considcr' just what the Telephone
gamma mean as a Christmas'Gift to your family? Can
you think of anything more appropriate than this com-
~ prehenaive gift, which combines pleasure. usefulness and
‘ 1' protection all the year run nd and earns new appreciation
' 1, - ,- I . . . 1 . food near the old pump on the Green.‘ every day?
or. Iesidcnco this mowing and Ilpclintd mm“ and sure of a ”up, 1 didnt turf that will be mulled in completing ‘5
_ , , I 1 »' ' 1 . . ,, . was )0 ularl' on cool to be the
“a“ firm“ """“°“°“ 0“ 0‘" "“31 git-Tingliitt61dgodfliizhgl?u;lii‘cfidlilngyttir W" h” “ “ham" “’1 “m" “‘0' ’1 mow???$419,213?)33§0°°“{,r‘,’{ m: iamegt xt‘rec iln tugpcuy, but u was ,, The residence Telephone 1390011153 your aervant. "i‘
m ”0 many mg" “’0 "0mm“ quoted Mr. Watch as saying that. all ““3"“ M an hour ‘1 got 0‘ my than that. sum will, boireqiulrcd linfil- much smaller than ”1“ "(’9 taken spending to your call at any time—day 04‘ night—all for
stereotyped ‘apielfiand thou, pmtiuc—
lug control-ta, begun to‘ urge bunt»
imnli. The old lady accrued puzzled
rnd pushed a bullion. {To my aur-
prlac. the young woman who re-
sponded began twin“: to 1w with
the deaf and thumb linger mothod‘.
Then and turned tonne. and explained
that. there had b n a misinko. It
appeared that the old ladx was docp- ‘
ly interested in fonelgn IIIIIIIIions and
her minister had p.rominod to send
bin aaaitant with some» striking pit-1t-
ures of tho indiau lamina. The old
information concerning the failures
for the prcaeut at least. would be gl-
vcn out by the Clearing 'Houac Aa-
sociallon.
The following statement. was given
out later by )ompiroilor of tho iur~
rency William B. llidscly.
"The action of the Chicago Clear.
lug House bunka in coming to the aid
of the Chicago National Btnk. ville
. , Home Savings Bank, and t e Enu-
‘ ing 30"“ (Vilma and "em“ ”‘H table Trust Company has relieved a
and follow. You will not be .
With Intimates , , , most. critical situation. nlIlch, if lbhnd
.1 of yotu ubidtyi
[a], wldl -. m“! f, , ”“,not been taken promptly in hand.
« 0 9y ““3 "' “m‘ ‘ might havedot to very serious conseq-
Saturday. The Franklin elm mona-
urcd only 10 feet in circumference. '
There is no record of the date when
the giant Grove street aim was
planted. The Franklin aim wani
planted in ”90 on the day that Bon- :1
laniinAFranklln died. As the Grove‘ .
atrcet tree was four feet greater in ‘
circumference It is probable that it;
The Southern New Inland
and 1775.
The old tree was taken death in acc-
lions and removed to the Willow , . 1,, 11
atreet dump. Quite a four place; were 1 1‘
taken by sentimental persons for non-
Iilahiug llIc surfncu of the aiic. 5‘.
The colulnlaalon has an appropria-
tion of $80. 000 at hand for the grad
lag and procuring plans for It state m
army and aracuui. it is now estimated
that the entire cost. including the our
(base of tin» Broad sirem property
that unit nucdcd in making the clip a
:uganonioua unit; will not fall under
4')
want to how a good time, kc 12p
11,1 out that onk. and out of that
on Stion and off that committo:
M there is an caairr way than
c to be u mu‘n at all. 1 ho
an no problems because he
'lnk. Ho lint-l no disapmiuiod
blond bccnuan he cannot aspire.
eatlmatc y'uulaoif ll. man you
1 be content with the pleasure
less than five cents per ‘da y. Telephone. 011‘ mailus a post
V card'immediately so that we may send our representative
to explain our reduction in rates and take your order in
time for an early lnatallatlon. 1 1. '
I.
I
Wm,
1 FAILED.
All efforts have failed to find a bet-
lor remedy for coughs, colds and ions
1 1‘ follows. No man onliuu.
worthily who IliIIrogardI-I oth-
eil apart—not no ll. man.
1‘ plea today a bi
obligatioua.
I. 1 The law of the land rec
fact.
{or character.
which law door not op-
«panned. We will soon boa
make no protest.
titan com to h
the untiment of the com.
a panama of the city.
do are financially
W.
mohair?”
tam °
" warty Wlungilfl non: remitted m
’ .444"
1'41. A high estimate of ymIrl-‘vlf
a into account your Iululinus
“'3 lain that. all the creditors of the three
, animal may he a true animal
We
er estimate
\ a are related
11 a‘ man who rightly outcom-
But lawa are never
There in a
i in: large amount: a money. The com
lliuatration of tthJn tho
out of our fair city with the
board With which we m. bu
danced in with flaming 11-bill .
0“! t l 'bo done
or the "we“? and those, promo tha th I! ahould
uoncua, not only in Chicago, but also-
where.'1‘ha notion of the Clearing
Hence banks mailed it albnolntciy cor.
institutions will receive their money
immediately and should thus relieve
apprehension on the port of the
p“ lie in regard to the financial troub-‘
ice in Chicago. be critical altua.
mining and other enterprises owned
and controiiad by John R. Waiah. This
again emphasizes the danger of the
mainstay: ducal-II of bank: being in-
mooted Iin outaida luatitutimt requir-
proilarlla onion. into for some time
been criticising the condition of the
Ohicm National Batik and calllntf ~le-
on lib other" and direction. to reduce
the amount of there lotion and the in-
yestmoufa in bond: of Mi. Walnh’a
concomitant. in spite of ropeawd
those llama have been continued in
that» encroachmenta it. was necessary
for the comptroller to take
tion. The commoner-II office htni for
. some time been «mum
an omnunnuonof the on on Nab
can mail Ilium may tut who;
Italian of, that, to institutions it
1. W" 4".- can 1
e 1 u no
lie” ‘ Milli. of the exam
whale.
album.
only out
the banit. and in order to prevent, fur- _. ,
cal Ml- '1 H
to make '
lady was alone dual and all my talk
had been wanteI
runny indignant.
A Scottish minister Was ‘expound4
in; the miracles. and
the swallowing of Jonah
He was one of tlioai‘i gentle-
this or rim. or the other flail.
oouldnu lino been the uhairlt,” 110
will coin: on. when an old
f lit 5 now cried‘ out. ”M696
'1‘ ”Iguanaa the bodll,‘
zoo a... wad wade
indigo
won for on word
than in touch of thunder ha rotor-ta
on! "A. whale! A Villain? 'l‘a blath-
t'dfim mm by ,u'lrin' 11 1
m" 1"
considered
by the
1‘1‘!‘
lad
’l‘. ,1
,rny mauth 1'!
6.1”!" Attica 1on3 Hm at“ It In on
1 h .34 dill vVVV d
troublaa than Foley’s Honey and 'l‘.ar
it atopa the cough. heals thé lungs and
prevents nerloua ranulth from a cold.
1.1 N. Pattoraon.Nashua [own writos:
“lanai. winter i had a bad cold on my
lungs and tried at least half a dozen
advertised coug'ih minimum and had
treatment from No physicians with-
out getting an} buuoiltv: A friend
recommended Foioya Honey and TM
Pin sierra Drug Store. V
I NTVHVI wm'ran SOLUTIVOE.
W|.11
i...
TllGVfih
veniia.
no terrors when thera‘ a a bottle of Dr.
cheat.
sprains. Instant roiiof.
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