‘-.\ .\
". 2.x.-
in use for over 30 years,
must—emu
81A
The mm You Have Always Bought. mld’wlllch has been
has borne the signature of
cupervlsion since its iniluw'y.
u...— axid has been lllado under his par-
Ml '°'““
. ' Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All (Ir-unturtens, illlitutionn
l-lxpelimellts that trilie on-
mixing. and Children-Jinn:
and “Jllst-us-mmd " are but
i and endanger- the health r!
rlcnce against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
till-storm is it harmless mihstltlito for Castor Oil, Paro-
guilt“. Drops and Soothing
Syrups. It is l’lcusant. It
colltnlnll neither-Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
i-ilimtllllco. its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
Mill Illiays Feverishuoss. it:
on” is Diarrhwn and Wind
Violin. it relieves ’i‘octlmlg .Tl-oubles, euros Constipation
iilil Fiatulell'cy.
it assimilntcs the Food, regulates the
ol'li’uu'h and li'nwcia, giving healthy and natural sleep.
_ The Children's Panacea—Jim
0 Mother‘s Friend.
“"3"“ CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kill You'Hale Always Blight
In Use For Over 30 Years.
o
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Kid-ping Down lixpcuui-s. Slllllill"
What u lot you dlccp. \\'hcnc\‘cr l
conic, you llrc ulwllys lll bod. Tillllit‘i‘
«Yes. i find it cheaper. lilcrgl‘nllorlcl'
lilacttcr.
l
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits June 29. 1909.
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holmes, Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Frost.
- Frod'k A. Ella. any n. Tron.
Wall Ropers
lN ralcnsifo‘ SUIT ALL
, cucumbers
A Complete it out Crockery,
Glassware and Houseiur-r
nislllng Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by tho set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
nlug Top.
Window Shades made to order.-
Painters' Supplies.
‘ Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanglng.
3 L. H. Decker
av WASHINGTON sTaEET.
scum NORWALK.
TEL. con.
_...__. _.__ em_r_____
Daily Line to. N. Y.
[ ‘For Freight; Onl'y
. OI and r wagon”, January 1.
race. uremia? l’ropell'erl will leave
-. . East River. New ,York, (foot
mgr . r unison; avers day. (except
3 ‘l, at 4 p. m. ll‘rnight received
it Nor-walk auto 4 p._ m. and South
Norwllk up to no p. m:
._ ‘ Norwslk Steamboat Co.
' “Annlng J. Smith. C. c. Housman,
Loss”. General Agent.
familiar ll“
. .rmmsm
JO” out a
‘ ‘ dill Biron.-
, in, con
.
Vic‘romous -EVEN UNTO DEATH.
As most of us know, i‘. ’1‘. Barnum
dlcd but a low months nitcr his corn-
pciiior in the ”show" business. Adam
Forcpaugll.
\l'hcn Ilulllllln arrived at tho pearly
gaics ho was wclcolucd by l-‘oi‘cpallgh,
who cxclninlcd cxultingly. "Well, Pete,
I got allelul of you this time!"
P. T. did not answcr. bllt snlilcd as
he pointed to ll largo bill pnstt‘d near
thc main cntrilncc. It rcnd:
“Willi i‘ol' lluroom—«Coming Soon."
-—. llcccss Mugazlnc.
None in Si‘i'lll‘i' from desperation:
row from sullilcty.~«-B,\'roll.
THE lew roller
Definition of Chiropractic ~
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art-of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and. pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Die
eases are given apeclal attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret gIVIng Chiropractic a
chance to help your
‘ T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WAsHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Ilsgnotlc Treatments lesn Also. '
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners ,
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the .eke for the lawn are good.
but they dont‘ go far enough.
You can clean dirt away. but‘
to make the house, the horns,
stables and fences right. they
should, he freshonod up with
paint.
We have everything for the
paintin‘g—linsood on. tarp...
brushes and 3
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUS
ourcH nor your“ saline
We can guarantee tidiwhito
Lead’a purity.
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See us about
quot W ’ ‘
Eur Morlwa
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IIATO FOR MOTORMAN.
A New Law That Will Go into Effect
On October 1.
The act concerning seats for the
use of lndtormsn on cars was signed
by Governor Weeks on Aug. 19 and
will go lllto effect on October 1.
The renoluiion was introduced by
Representative Jodoin, of Baltic, and
with one amendment was passed.
The act Is here given.
Section 1, Every company owning
or operating a street railway in this
state shall cause each of its curs hav-
ing an air brake, and when running
outside the territorial limits of _any
city or borough, in be provided with
il sent or stool for the use of the mo
tornlnll operating such car or the per-
son having the motive power of the
same under control, provided that
ihc railroad commissioncrs may ex~
cold from the provision of this act
any lino or parts oi' n line or any cars
or such a company if, nilcr public
llcllrlng. thcy shall find that the pros-
once of such seats upon such llnc.
parts of ii line, or cars would cndnll-
or or inconvonlcllcc any person or
pcrsons traveling or being legally
upon such lines or cars.
Suction 2. Any company owning or
olwrutlng any such car which shall
Ilt‘flll‘t'l or rcfnsc to cause the some to
bc provided with a seat or stool for
tho use of the nlotornlau operating
thc some or the person having the
motive! power of such car under cou-
tl-ol, bill!“ forfeit to the state 825 for
cuch day of such neglect or refusal.
on. Eowxlno H. OUMBART nous.
-—-————
Arrlved from European Tour on 3st-
urday—Mlss MeCIuro Also Loaves
Mscfsnlsnd Party.
Dr. Edward ll. Gumball, principal of
tho lligll soliool. lil‘l'h't‘d in town on
Saturday aficr n vcry quick trip from
i‘llcrbourg. i-‘rancc. ml the st'onmship
l’hiladclphia. of the American Linc.
Miss Mnrgurct M. McClure, of South
Norualk. returned on the same steam-
i'l‘.
They left iii. Mnciurluml and party
all the Hotel d‘innn. Paris. on Sutur-
day morning. August Elsi. and took
the train to (‘llcrllourg, wllcrc tllc
Flt'llilliiililili ll'olll Southampton to New
York put in for passengers fmm Paris.
About livl- o'clock the saun- altcrdooll
they \vcrc wrricd out to the Philadel-
phia iii'l she lay inside the breakwater.
Mil-r a rather uncomfortable but
l‘ilpld trip. the passengers awoke last
Saturday morning to find the ship an-
chored off the quarantine station In
New York bay. Miss McClure and Dr.
(lumbar! arrived in South Norwalk at
1:30 p. m.
The members of the party left in
Parts are all in the best of health.
They anticipate a very interesting trip
through England and Scotland before
I'i‘illl‘lllng on the White Star Linc
sicamnhlp Cylllric. from Liverpool. to
Boston. Thc Cymric is listed to sail
from the other side next Saturday.
September‘fourih. ‘
RETREAT or anooan camo-
Llc CLanv.
The Catholic clergy of the Dioccsc
of Brooklyn will enter upon their all-
nual retreat this evening. The rt.»
treat is to be held at Keysl-r island in
bong Island Sound, just off South
Norwalk, Conn. Bishop McDonnell
will preside at the opening. One-half
of all the clergy in Brooklyn Will be
present and will remain for one wack.
The olhcrs will go next week.
Mgr. McNamara. v. 6.. presiding.
The people who think more of dogs
than lllcy do or their friends discour-
use us.
a
A,~ few
VELVET
RUGS,
Regular priCe, $2.00
‘Now, fill?
‘45 WALL or. lit-limits." ‘
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minute
Horace ll. Danni: .5011.
Reaifllistgte, and
We have several go, biog bargains
2F. A. MITCHELL .
coll. WALL App man on.
uonwaut. noun- -
All coupons
FOR”-r i
an rill
‘ ‘ All: krona o'sv.
’ ,-.-‘l ,l' .
F. ii; may...
* 81 ‘ Company
. 39 Wall Street
coupon properly filled
Marni-Piss it”;
no > . ~
:~'s
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s
Get. You? Di“ lien
Filled at tho
Bridge Pbgrnlacy
no... sad .55... 551...;
all times.
.M‘?"f°itl.f’£‘aiil°’- ‘37” ‘3‘» ‘“
05.3%..“ 155 :“lflfl.”§§.."§.”‘.
saloon Pannier
J. mm". M.
Fred Davis. of Baotou: was a, guest
ovl-r Sunday of friends in town.
.lohn Kohn. of Fort street. was a vis-
itor in New York city over Sunday.
The East Avenue Methodist Sunday
school board will hold I meeting this
cvcning.
Miss Carrie Anderson. of 5 New
street, was a gueéi yesterday of
friends ill Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Asronson. of
New strwt, were visitors yesterday in
Brooklyn. .'ew York.
Miss Lena M. Nickcrllon, of Sangu-
iuck road. East Norwalk, is visiting
friends in Brooklyn. New York.
Harold Day is enjoying a vacation
from his duties as cashier and hook-
kecper at the Crescent Laundry.
M
.n'
The East Norwnlk Fire District
Committee will hold a regular soull-
monthly meeting tomormw evening.
P. H. Fielding, of Pleasant avenue.
was a visitor yeaicrday with his dangli-
tcr ill llridgcport, where Miss Fielding
attends school.
W
Stanley Smith. of Pccksklil. Ncw
York, was a guest yc‘stcrduy of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles ll. Alsthorpc, of Sea-
vlew avenue.
Miss Ethel Glover entertained
friends from Bensonhurst. l.. i.. on
Sunday. They were Miss Esther Cal-
lloun and Carl Northrop.
I John W. Gorilllm. of Winfield street.
who recently went through a siege of
typhoid fever and is now recuperating.
continues to improve finely and is able
to be out. .
h...
Miss Florence 00th. of Willlman»
tic. has returned home. site! spending
two weeks with her grindpsrents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Jennings. of Saugatuck
Road, East Norwalk. _
'~\\'hcn you buy bread try Banner
Homemade. Banner Bakery. 0pcn
evenings.
The summer. is now being sized up
and the general opinion is that all in
all, it has been a cool one. it has also
been a good summer for sailing. there
being a broese nearly every day.
The proposed new club, which is
contemplating having its headquarters
in the Lee building on the Washington
street llrlrige.,has not yet been organ-
ized. The young‘mcn who arrI at the
head of the club expect to have this
detail arranged shortly.
,.____._.__
Arthur H. Bennett, of Second street.
has started on a somewhat lengthy
walking trip, in that his destination is
the home of his parents in Bar-rt, Ver-
mont. lie expects to make the 375.
miles or so ln-l‘our days and is conti-
dent of successfully accomplishing
the jaunt.
Charles You and son Louis Yost.
the masons, have been at work about
the Country Club for several days.
They are plastering about the cellar.
making it perfectly tight. all in line
with the recent installation of the
.llcutinx apparatus in order that the
club may be utilised the year round.
Fleet Captain Edward R. Buck, or
the East Norwslk ,Yschtplub. and his
family. set gall yosterdny in ‘tbelr
andsome yacht Mary Lee. on an ex-
tended cruise. They will go up the
Hudson River to the lakes. making
stages. They or-
about October
the journey by easy
pact to get back home
let.
The proprietor of the fruit dial-est
$555“ V‘i.”b¥‘5§5"i§l.‘l2 555‘:
O‘MWOII." i --
is: pebbled sauvoiymt t lesson
by. new 'whb bbillillli.‘ all. I at un-
p‘léa’sililtrlob. Th's storo‘liropl'letor hail
complained and Constable J. J. Good-
win Is on the trail. Ho trio to get
the culprits Salumsrnlgilt. but did
not succeed. . .
W ,,
The hard shower yesterday attor-
noon interfered with trolley trafiio in
East avenue by flooding the section
under the East svohas rsllroitli bridge.
A boat could be towed over the tracks
for quite a time and as a result airline
condition. passengers bad to ho trans~
ferred about tho bridge. The drain
has proved inadequate to carry off the
water more on other occasions silo.
___._._LL.—.
l ,The Rev. Joseph irons. of Molnar-o-
neck. New York. prenatal ills last sar-
mons as supply for ,0 Rev. W. W. (lil-
lies. at the El“ "we. Methodist
Church yesterday during the pastors“
vssotlos. Dr...lmhs.vm greeted by
large congregationmbotb morning and
‘ovenlng. in tho morals: hislsubjsot
:‘wss Faith and In the ovonlpg have.
.Dr. Gillies returns bolno til. mi:
from thorcdtihllll. -‘ .
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their annual climbers yest'o’idty‘ *iii
glamour! walls .slld though the
our of the afternoon mid hardly
be said to have added to the plelsure
of the occasion, the members of the
company had a goon time. This event
had been under preparation tor many
weeks and Was an elaboration of the
several chowder parties the fire police-
men had earlier In the summer. .
Eas'i‘ NORWALK. '
When the East Norwslk schools re-
sume next Tuesday. there will be three
new teachers. They include Miss
Minnie Oottllcb. of depth Norwalk,
who will teach the sixth grade at the
Pitch school: bliss Jane Will. or nail-
bnry. who will teach the room: Grade
in the Marvin school, and Miss Dossier
Undeburg, of South Norwalli. who wl ‘
teach the first grade ill the File
school. These three young ladies will
succeed the Misses Caroline Golding.
Elsie Warren and Gertrude Von Gal.
all of whom have resigned.
Miss Josephine Clepsatile. grand-
daughter of thalate Mrs. Susan W.
Clopsattlo and cousin of Mrs. idu
James. of East Norwalk, was the re
clplenl of a beautiful coral necklace
presented to her recently by one of
the law firm of Leventrltt. Nathan 5:
Cook. of New York, who recently went
abroad and gave each of his lady sten-
ographors a very handsome present.
which is rather rare than otherwise.
Miss Josephine had her wages raised
Q50 a year without asking for it. and
she, with all the rest of the help. got
a two weeks' vacation this summer and
a present of a fortnigllt‘s salary in ad-
vance.
Commodore Harry Rider undialuily
and P. H. Fielding arrived home at
the East Norwallr Yacht Club anchor-
age Friday from an interesting trip to
Long island. They attended the big
trollcy opening celebration at Hunting-
ton Wednesday and also rode chr the
new main line, which extended from
Huntington. across the island. through
Farnllngdalr- to Amityvlllc. They
found that the Mac does not yet quite
reach the shore. though it is about
twenty miles in length and six fares
are collected. The road docs not yet
go all of the way to the ocean shore.
though nearly. therc being a little dis-
pute. it is understood. over property at.
the last stage of the journey.
The East Norwaik district committee
has a somewhat knotty problem on
their hands. It is the status of the
Fire Police and it will be discussed at
tomorrow nights“ incl-ting of the com-
mlltcc. From what a member of thc
district committee has gloanc‘d. it ap
pears that the members of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company are averse
to having the Fire Police participate
in the election of deaprtmcnt officers.
The Fire Police have had a rather
hard row to bee for years in that lht‘l‘
have been recognized to the extent of
being allowed to send dclcguics to the
Stutc l-‘lrcmll's Convention, they hi'ive
had to pay lhcir own cxpellses for
quarters. cic.. in East Norwlllll.
If the skipper of the, lumbering
sloop which bears the name of Good-
now, and the man of the tiller of the
Addie V. could have heard the maths-
runs of the crowd of nearly 100 who
stood waiting nearly half an hour for
the two boats to pass through the
bridge, they would have felt anything
but complimented. and many suggest-
ed that the name of the old slow poke
he changed to bad Instead of good.
Another instance of the uncertainty of
bridge business was that of two radio
mobiles on Saturday. who swung
through the gates while they were
open at one end, but were blocked by
the gates being closed at the other
end of the draw. Both had to shut on
power, and devoted most of their spare
time to cuss words.
Wilhllll.
A large number of people went out
after eels yesterday and reported great
look.
The Kindly Club will hold a lawn
party at the home of William Moore.
August 31st.
Vlctor'J. Bonelish‘a. of the Darlen
road. returned home last night from a
two weeks' vacation spent at Sea
Gate. Brooklyn. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Beardsley. of
West Side avenue, leave this week for
the Great Lakes io’the Thousand
islands. down the St. Lawrence River.
to Montreal, thence through Lake
Champlain sud Lillie George to Al-
bany. taking the day hunt down the
Hudson. H » - »
c; k": W
lililll maul.
Miss Lillian McGinnis. daughter at
Grand Juror and Mrs. Frank MoGlnnis,
is spending her vacation with Mr. Mo:
alssls' sister in New Jersey.
-—~——-
Rev. Father O'Connor, of Noroton.
was one of the priests who officiated
at the funeral of Mr. Peterson. of
Mamaroneck; in St. John‘s R. C.
Church. Stamford. .aatllrdny-J -.
The Noroton iioisbts Military build
will give an entertainment and dance
evening. September Sg-tlie proceeds
of which will be for the new, phi;
forms. .
.A his 0 . umbla automobile some to
uief lib-ids; evening, in Damien when
one of the ,t .rdar,,_ l
burst. constant e, dylver, to 10st,. . J
trol of his machine, which has ed
against. s telephone polo. The auto
but hm mod it trailer car ‘73
ibeacolllsnt occurred end having
control or the huge machine turned. -.
ing with s nrssh us ‘the' Hole.
mrmsn had lent: o! iii-onto, bring
“l *° trivia. r "a?
a tantrum
hm. vll‘o bugpmdmlfigbgt :13:
fil- one? All
ill!“
limo. hit
', t.
a tour through the west, returning via.
Sunll'r . a.
. his prospects appear so rival-able ll
,ln,the Town Hall. Barton. Thursday»
i Danbury, who went in oregon a short
many seminal “.0 Ami“ 3%th l’
“ill!“ out or oommissiom
machine, in his excitement, he
to change his gears, consequently the
second dash into the pole. Fortunate-
ly nobody was injured. ,
lll_i_l_l_ili
Postmaster Charles Harris Is on-
joying his annual vacation.
Miss Helen Bolsnd has returned
from an enjoyable visit at NeWport.‘
and family are an oyiny
through New York té,
Dr. Mel
on auto trill:
A cobble wall ll being built in front
0:1 the Congregational church prop-
0, l'- ‘
Mrs. Morris White entertained a
party at Compo beach one day last
week. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dolse have
returned from an auto trip to Fough-
keepsie.
W. H. Peters has had about fifteen
bathing suits stolen from the pavilion
this summer.
The Congregational and Methodist
churches will hold a union meeting
Wednesday evening.
William Bennett has returned to his
duties at the electric light station af-
ter a week's vacation.
The Misses Wynne. of Brooklyn.
have rctur ed from Canada, and "will
spend nova 1 weeks in town. ‘y .
Some one stole a handbag from
all automobile Friday I‘ll the machine
stood in front of the Westport hotel.
ilutus Wakeman has secured the
contract to furnish cushions for a
large New Haven apartment house.
Mrs. J. M. S. Van Blank. of South
Africa, gave an address before the
Epworih league mcctlng last even-
ing.
The Diamond baseball team. of
Bridgeport, played against the West-
port team on their grounds yester-
dny.
Miss Potter. daughter of the late
Bishop Potter, of New York city, has
purchased the old Adams property
ill Weston.
Rev. John C. Whiting, of New
York. who is a gucst at the Congre-
gational nrsonagc preached In the
Collgrcgat chill church yesterday.
Miss Mary Brady and Kathryn Dut-
fy. deputies of the Still- of Columbia
and Westport Circle. attended the
meeting at the state bosrdlof deputies
at New Haven, last week. ’
The ladies‘ Aid Society of «be
Nichols M. a. Church. of which Rev.
Mr. Sorts was once pastor, will spend
the day at the Methodist parsonage
in Saugstnck,"rue'sday. Sept: 2.
The item in Saturda 's Sentinel my
log Charla Godfrey, o Ssugstnck was
arrested and Med for beatin Thom”
Mullins, was an error. 0 fray and
Mullins were in a light but til arrest
and line wsa imposed on Mu his.
A
Mrs. C. F. Taylor has returned. from
a short vacation spent All Cgthin‘.
nlolld. Atlantic Highland]. . bile
sway Mrs. Taylor attended the Nn~
tlonal organism sssoclstlon, of which
she is s member, which met at Ocean
Grove.
s'rocx MARKET onu‘s'srnoud.
Hsrrlmm‘ issues Futures oi the am
In Prices. ;
NEW YORK. August so.—-The stock
polntsc. Union Pacific opened with the
sale of stock of 12,000 shares at from
200 to 200,741», In advance of 3% poiutb
from Saturday’s close. it soon sold
up to 261. Five thousand ablres or
Southern Pacific came out at 128*:
to 120%. a gain of 2% ever Saturday.
Si thousand shores of U. B. Biol
common were sold at an. advance
1%. its was pg 8 puinbifime f
can melting 2%. . Y. Central 2 .
National be“ 2, Northern Racine 2
nudhalf a score of other a tlve stoc
a point to its. Tho Do '
for'amariosns was ospoeisllyrstrmg
and reflected a heavy covering 3%
only, [local operators, but album
this sl 9. There was also agroat “Al
or long stock purchased here at the,
New-fol E. H. Harrlmsn'seondwsép‘
which developed over _
the over-extended Ibort floodlit in tile
stock market was demorallsed. 7. A pan-
icky coli'dltibn was minitbated amongst
the shorts at the opening as prices
‘ were rushed up throughout the list in
the scramble to cover. There was a
sag in the market the first quarter of
hour. " Union.- Paclnc roll-back a
”animator: and some of the other
especially buoyant stocks between 1
‘ and a points‘."'i‘ils moment then
quieted do" somewhat. '
GOING TO OREGON.
l —--—é—' ' fl ‘
Louis Von Bat and Family wllir'leo
In the Far Wsst. "
Louis von Gal, of soilhi blorwallt lor-
nrrlr villi the rim-- van on We
I 0
time ago. has decided to locate in that
state permanently. Mr. voil Gal had
purchased a large fruit tampon Ss-
‘em Onw- lull *8 cowl? twinn-
" 'ls li',’ ‘
ll maid..." ' M " 3 M3
Mrs. von Osl and‘liss Mi rad van
Gal, who are now guests of rs. Von
limit on
leave many friends. bombers.” .
u .
ms that the driver. or the disabled
market opened strong today, gains in .
the active issues ranging from 1 to I -
Attila sale , as. mu.
Card oriiisc‘riour
' .. .4. ”WI”
TURNER, N. ”1.) Adgnst ail—Tho
trenll of opinion regardlh’gldwsrd H.
lisrrtmsa‘s condition was marked to-
day by s relayetion of the intense in-
terest the community has recently dis-
mayed in that sum. Allow. in hull»
“lien Mr M' Willem, no the
rapidly thinning mail (if the “adv/spa-
psr aim «room mm m is»
Friday. when. Will ltroat was first
smiled sbmbg ro‘port am the rail-
road also won about to undergo s crit-
ical operation. Lacking shy satis-
factory denial hour the members at
Mr. Harrlmsll's householdthis‘ rumor
and others of similar nature persisted
even in the face of reassuring siste-
ments by mail of such weight in the
financial world at Jacob H. Solid! and
Judge Robert S. lnvott.
But yesterday the family broke sl-
ionce and tbroushtboir chaplain, the
Rev. J. floimes McGulness. last a
message to the presi that olf'éé‘il'islly
haltediwlld ballroom“. rhino are
few here today who do not believe not
only that Mr. Harrlmsn is in no im-
mediate danger. but that ill! health
has improved since his amt-l last
Tuesday. At the sometime than is
little doubt that tho flannel-rs condi-
lion is still serious, sud or all are
stories spread abroad during tho pill
three days one persists. This 1‘- list
last Friday night a noted Ipodialllt.‘
perhaps several specialists. hold- ; ooh-
sultstlo‘u at Arden house. WI“ their
verdict was and only be coolant-ii.
but If they no! in could-8 in. lir-
mediate operation. they ' j
against it. The report tilt It. W
man has been operated on or is about
to be operated on has Mv’iflifli
authoritatively. There has, legging,
heen'no specific or satin :tory - /
tier of. tho assertiop'tb father, -a,,{
tent men have edsmin’ed fir. n
besides his own phydiclhi}. ‘ '
That their verdict westward
resident of these niobstiln's-
lieves and rejoices odor; _. ‘
Mr. Hprrimsn, is out-of l-
danger, but'llis ilvinsiulil .
ed with extreme care slum» _
chef hits beén‘lnithiM‘lfl' ‘
man household. who“ bill ' ,
prepare all are molt for. '
HIO'MHF- Mimi
Mr. Hartman"! ,
IbOut as follows:
st 1) a. m.‘, consi
and s new propnr
of tho meow "of '
Harriman has in . -
o'clock which lain sally his besides:
l.. H . i
535. infdng‘bl‘ ll“- .
seasoned. 'l‘h new“ food‘d 3!! prov
Wilbert as s tissue builder , .
taken of at all masts lg“! as
between meal hours." 2' , '
om alum with-tho inundation“?
p. in.. bilt‘doal notindslga in d
the dishes prepared for; ' - ‘11,
cats iv «st-lilo as]: , ._ -. do
assure o mroubiad so an.
iv retires about 10 o' .
he sometimes sits up a little
3e rests most of the time d
. l
mingdl
l’f.
Mae ‘13 elm-cl in ~ _' at Al-
most mood lira fight
Dahamddhlls What
stubbornll'rfl, arguauaopp’
who are relatives of- Judge i so
one“, bhtirfliI-n or hit my or
County Oommissionml -m‘:l,_lllllifl . ‘
city but weak. in‘ their Milt-Mm .
touring our. marked withrbupdradsd
nsrhos: having just completed C M!
immanent can return; court“ s
tom distilled orédiidaliuéli‘frlioyligs
with them a, brindle bdll'ddg.'flmbb,
who" enjoyed the snnmsi‘ioumv ss
lunch, I».- win?!- in. View!!!“
' by; you "In .‘
‘_ ‘ii’li ,p v
1m
.6." "I’
hanks. ‘ i’llhet...'lllivnlfll’ ,l
through. in: Utah. turmoil;
P. Weston. the aged pedestrl 1‘
was on his way to San Indium:
his i Mental. lip. - .
all their tantalum; . osr_ ”x
Marshmallow or i ..
our amid-s w The.
6.175 miles and
volitional:
May 19 an
iiiiii; m Elmore f‘
.l’l‘lley came tlllb‘sgh Nevada by
0% Death Volley. Illg through. ,
la Id and ctossifi» he donut to,
ave. - ‘ .
n....-‘- .1
IAUIITANIA. snows;-
.
s-Atlsntim
gig-gt. s.‘ ‘1 in .
mgmg‘gamon hours .
. ll
Wis-muziwai‘rgiagho . who wm
[lbw ven-
I. ' is
vious booth
WM‘
Norwalk Chronicler