“
'l‘bc Kind You lluvo Always
In use for our tit) years.
. 1
Bought. and which has boat
has borne the simmre of
' . a...- 11111le been made under his pu-
‘ sons] super-vision since Its Infancy.
AJow no one to tloceive you :a this.
All (iolinbert'eits, Invitations and “Joshua-gout” fire but
Experiments that trliio wit
'.l and endanger the health 1‘!
infants and ChlldrcnvExptérience against Experiment.
Wilfit is CASTORIA
Emmi-la Is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
' got-lo. Drops a'ntl Soothing
Syrups. It Is Plcosant. It;
«attains neither Opium, Morphine nor othcr Narcotic
substance. “it
iliiii alloys were 9111mm
Colic. It '0“qu Toetlilvlg
lillil Flutuiuitcy. 1t Mai-nil
Stomach mid Bowen. giviu
pls its giulrnliieo. It destroys Worth!
It cu in Diarrhrna and Wind
Troubles. cures Constipation
sick the Food, regulates the
y; hcnlthy and natural sloop.
The Children's Moscow—The Mother's I'riend. '
csuomi-z CASTORIA Atwavs
Bears the
lite Killil You have Always Blight
Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
- VIII emu. ceneaav. n loony atom. in wait cm. ‘
"Did your unclc rcmclulwl you in
his will?”
“Oh, you; he lcft Instructions that
the money I owe him be collected."—
Judge.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1349.
lleposits June 29, 1909,
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holmes. Prat.
Win. A. Curtis, Vice-Proof.
Frod’k A. Illa, my 4 Trees.
Wall Papers
uh PRICES TO SUIT ALL
rocitllrsoolts *
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Houseiur-
nislung Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can he
clhined quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
all your shelves than the round green
glass Jars.
‘Bquarc White Jars have the Light.
hing Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Painters' Supplies:
‘Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 gnilcn.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker.
O7 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
.1
A lultkuoodslnnn front 'l‘cmiesscc
culm- to New Yolk city for the drill
lliuc, suys tho Suturdny Evcnlng Post.
He stopped at u liloutlwuy 110ch winch
was pretty wcll (lou'll-iown.
Next morning his ilcphcw. who lives
111 New York. clinic to takc him out and
show llllli tlic sights. 'l‘hcy walked
down llroudwuy until tlicy got to Canal
street. The Tciinccsscnn stoppcd 11nd
contemplated the grcat congestion of
trilific thcrc, hundrcds of trucks going
cvcry way.
"Son." hc said to his nephew, "you
have a nice city here. hilt it 'pears to
inc tllui your folks is a hlill passel be
hind in their huulln'."
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by s wrench twist or sprain in the
boots Elven if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the canoe 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 Dia-
eases are given special attention; oloo
Curvature of the Spine. You Will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
A Timely StheCt
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. soap and the
st rub brush for the house and
the lake for the lawn are good.
but they dout' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the horns,
stables and fences right they
sbpuld be freshened up with
:a at.
WLEIBEN. Y.
ForFr'a'ghtOnly
0-1 and coupons-coy. January ’I, 1
leave
Pier 28, East River, New York. (foot
of Dover Itreet). every day, (except
Freight resolved
and South Tj
”Freight ropcncrc will
Blink).lt4p.m
at'No ibuptom4.pm
Norwalkllvtofizfllliipln
Milk Stcanfloot Co. .
Arming J. Smith, c. c. Hegemsn
Losses. General Agent.
We have everything for the
painting—linseed oil, thrill.
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUB
DUTCH BOY PAINTER'BRAND
\‘lc can guarantee this Whit!
Land's purity.
See us about your painting.
E E GORHAM
oscoaa‘roii.
cur NORWALK. cons.
i
' immort-
I! A Patent ornco.
, 15”] to I"!
WumMnin Street,
”WEPOI’I‘. 0....
illorace E Earth 8: Soil,
, . 4s Watt. annuity/tints.
Real. . Estate 1 . and
Insurance
We hlvc coveral'docltiod bargains
in Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
Postal ler Booklet cn Patents. growih «1mm.
. was a little to rough for comfort on
: ,, : i. ,.
Jilchard M. Riggs is moving fropi
East Washington street to Cove aven-
U8.
Cnptoin Joe Riley, who was Injured
a few days ago, is now understood to
be getting along nicely.
Willlani Llluburner, of First street.
has resumed ills duties at W. B. liu
lloltz, Jr.‘s Public Market, South Nor-
wnlk, at‘tcr a vacation.
Charles Ill'cw, delivery clerk for
Murkctluan Harold F. Clark, is laid up
Do illness today, and Chief Clark is
looking after the route for himself.
for the
The cellar new home of
.lunics i“. Youutrs iii itdlic avenue was
not started this morning as planned.
The work will begin tomorrow or next
day.
Arthur Lintoiu and William Kel-
logg hch set Ill‘Ptl positions as openers
ut the plant of the Standard Outer
(‘flilll|tt|lly, 111 Water street, South Nor-
wu k
Most of the local stores will obberve
Labor Dily next Monday by closing for
at least lilost'ot’ the. day. Some pin
cos of business urc planning to open
until 10 11. Ill.
/
The past fcw nights have naturally
brought moonlight sailing parties in-
to much favor. Last night the water
account of the stiff wind that was
blowing.
Joseph Fowler, who recently deliv-
orctl a small boat for the Anderson
Launch Works, to a buyer ili Green
[-ol‘t. Long island, reports that he had
:1 ilnc tiiuc. 'i‘hc trip was also madc
without accident.
Thc nilpcurtlncc of thc llliinch 1n-
specior in the. local harbor on several
occasions during 1111- [111M fcw days
lulu caused thc boat owners to take 11
sccoud look at their t‘qlllpllll'lll. Thc
launch inspector, like the blink oxnm
lncr, drops in at most any time.
Charles Lloyd a well known Mason.
\\ ho has been working at tho [Aliigdon
island property bud to lay oil from
work today on, account of a trouble
he could not fathom out. Yesterday.
while he was handing brick, his right
wrist suddenly became very lame and
this morning is ng even worse.
Willis Bean, Jr.. was recently
seated with s bonny new wheel by his
parents, and ever since he has been
tanking the wheel fairly hum with
cvcry spare waking moment of his
time. To say that Scotty. p be is
familiarly called by his oohco ates, is
. .
Get Your Drug Wants :
Filled It the
B r 1 d ge Pharmacy :
Prompt and mime-mic. at
all times. :
Personal Iliadiitia it": to "ill
prescription work.
Chairs in our bill as.
Come in so hit Air r‘fl‘t‘.
primal: iii-titan .de
J. PARKER. "W"-
'2
A lev‘isungf
VELVET
RUGS
Regular price, $2 .00
Now, $1.19
F. A. Muslim
cos. wsu. AND also on.
spawning:
Ito hu'tm uni-1.411 it
All Cowons
l Hill
PARK
'ARE acocsMIo‘a‘Y
r. '11. inchwood "
- li‘utland. Vermont,
; this point next week. _ ,
8t Gummy
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly filled
not gain you 1 Spark Plug frco
«cm.
”our: in. . too
AM yott In Norwailr
management of a 11; s store in
A t yet left
town. but alpaca to go durins the
next few days r. Carpenter s fam-
ily will remain in not. Norwalk for
the present.
Captain and Mrs. John Reddy and
son, John, of Cove avenue, are plan-
ning to call over to 11mg Island to
mcrrow after beach pininbs. These
trips are always impala: at this sea
son of the year with lost Norwullt pct)-
ond this year is proving no exce tlon,
its is proven by the parties that are
ulrcudy been over
Many of the members of Msy‘iiower
Hook and udder 00m y would Hits
to have a better lock ‘11: yard about
their track house in Van Saudi street
but thus far no mull ac token the In
ltiutive to bring! t a change The
cutting downo the weeds would im.
prove the appearance of the whole
vicinity very materially. r
--—v4h'.
William Ellen and mother are about
to remove from Van handt street in
Danbury and will be missed by a hinge
number of friends they have made dur
ing their down or so your residence
in East Norwalk Mr. Bites will take
itpolltlofl in s Danbnry machine shop
and it is understood that bis‘mothcr
will have one in a hot factory. .
All efforts to get the select-
men to do anything further with
the local highways beside spreading
some cruocd stone brings the reply
that the money is exhausted. There is
not much doubt that it would have
been better if the coloctmen had not
attcmpted. in this case to do such a
big territory. but do whatever amount
they could, well. -
The tool city at Calf Pasture has
now thinned out to the sire of a cross
roads postoflice o‘ottlomcnt So many
campers have deported that this morn-
only live tests were left. This
th nnlng out has been due mostly to
the cool nights for the last week or
so. Yesterday morning it was almost
cold enoucb for frost and in fact,
frosts were reported from New York
state and Vermont.
it can hardlyb be said that tho Wash-
iu‘gtoh street bridge is entirely safe
for travel jaw-1“,“ from an accident
In front of or building yester—
day A delivery horse s'hd wagon.
owned by Robin the grocer was he
or. turned irouhti when on of the
front wheels mt through the space
between two plastic and only stopped
its downward no because of the
hub it is strings to begin filling is!
Master Kenneth. with' his parents
and Grandma ,“Hsy. " have returned
home after a delightful visit with rela-
tives to the Keystone stale While
there the little chap with his licaily
laugh and generous disposition. was
the life of the whole place. and when
they left, little on its was, big tears
rolled down his cheeks. Mr and Mrs
Benjamin Thomas and the latter's
mother, Iii. ‘vil. were the other
members of the happy party.
it is maintained thatithc Addie v
and Schooner Goodnow incident.
which was complained of Monday, was
by no means the unit of either of
these vessels and that the bridge was
kept open for an unnecessary length of
time on account of the failure of the
railroad bridge to open. it is claimed
that as the Addie V was tuning the
schooner upthe button. she gave the
proper signals to the railroad bridge
tender who Is a cube" lite and that.
he did not give any reply.1‘ho bridge
also milod to open and when the tug
and her tow. reached the carriage
and passenger bridgb thry had to halt.
Harry 8. Pickering and family, who
have been spending a gOOd portion of
the summer camping out at Calf Pas-
iuie broke camp yestcrd y and re-
turned to their home in bios street
South Norwalk. Their camp was one
of the most elaborate along the shore.
containing no less than seven tents.
'i‘hese tents at bad board floors and
all of the comfo s of hohie.'1‘he mem-
bers of the family and guests frequent
ly numbered more than twenty peo
pic. Mr. Pickering is able to be out-
again attenhic recent illness but law
not yet entirely well. At one time,
he wits renioved from e bench to
his home in the ambulance
a
When omnibuses were the only pub-
lic conveyances it: New York and one
coulti cross the treat Without being
killed or Inclined. August was the fa-
vorite month for those niatrimonially
inclined. espcfiisliy amongst the school
teachers. act at was the on) month
in which the ‘sciio'ohi were raised in
those days. The June! family con-
antennas in the bymensal line were.
Emily. Frederic and win. as well
as Willie and Ed th, and all were inur-
fled in this: month. Edwina sister
and brother were both school priacl.
pals, and Joined their tortuous with
other school prin‘gprlc“ while his
and Edith Wcr‘et clip ew‘ and uses.
0n the eighth or the slim month the
East. Norwalk couple were serenaded
by the cm common of the list!“
(this. pnd,p ”FE-M procession. when
they stopped offa’ a ollc‘y car at Rbt'iin
Poillt, the Mill «flick up “The Bolle
of the Mohawk 11an " and so ids was;
ala- Colo his street iii; the or y
littli’lierk in i' county
it was coined: no“ i an fit:
emboldened.
has also its shady “do to the He rev.
race anyway, for it was ogithat day in.
the year A. D. ’llth tho yo,” eir beloved
country fell. and tile vs been w in
derers ever since
Jimmie D‘giggIdw’A bill the teacher
read the story‘ of thcl Rohuin who
swam across the 'i‘ibor three times
before breakfast. .
“You do not doubt A trained swim
mer could do that do you. James?"
"No sir," answers Jimmie. "buti'
wondered why be 11 a't make it (our
and get back to the ride his clothes
mm
on Point
few days
iii New York.
——L——~—-—.-
Mics Bertha Baird has returned to
Bethol. after a short stay with Mrs. W.
s. Sturtevant, of Belle island.
cl mil” Dub Ipefldilg a
: e returned from an outing In u.
:~ skills.
Miss Mae Donllii has returned to her . a
home after a few wacks' stay at the
11111 View Cabin Belle island
..,_._.__.._
Mrs. C Luudy. of Daubury, is spend-
ing a few days at the Retsof cottage.
Mrs. W Seeley. of New York, is also
the-cc.
Guests at the Belle li'lhi‘nd Houst- in-
clude Herbert Strong. Jack Meyer and
Elmer Nichols, Mr and Mrs. Harry
Meyer and daughter Virginia, or New-
ark and Frank Jarvis, of Dsnbury.
Bernard McGee and a party of Stam-
ford friends, including Mr. and Mrs.
‘l-‘rank Sconcld and Miss Anna Sher-
wood. a visitor from Weehauken, en-
ioycd a nloonlkht sail to Roton Point,
Monday night, on the launch Swan.
Mr. and Mrs.
Brewstcra, New
Nehemiah Knov. of
York. have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bbcr- .
run. of this plilce. and yesterday the.
party went to Steeplechase island.
Bridgeport, and had a pleasant time.
At a meeting of tlitI Rowsyton
Yacht (‘lub held August 21, 1909, It
was voted that the club have s clam
bake on liart'lny island, Monday, Sep-
tember 6. The club members and
their guests will leave the club house
at 12 o'clock Members of the club
are cordially invited to attend. and
each member is allowed to invite three
guests. Tickets are one dollar each
and can be procured from Captain
(lcorgc W. Moore, Roirayton.
Thcrc will be a race on Suturdlly.
September 4th. for boats of members
of thc Rownyton Yacht Club, the prize
for winner of some being a ship clock.
Race will be started at 3:15 p. m. and
around Grccn’s Reef light, back.
murse will be from club mooring
around light again and finish at club
mooring. Keep mooring. gas buoy and
light on left during race. embers
who wish to enter bouts Ill 1 9 race
must make a timc trial over the
course, and turn in time of flame be
fore 12 o'clock on day of race. Any
boat making over one minute faster
time in race than that given of trial
will be discusliiled. William Piukncy
is chairman of the regatta committee.
lillll Ill lililllllii.
John Crane is quite ill at his home
iii Noroton. ill. Crane assisted in put-
ting out the fire which destroyed part
of Noroton's business center July 4th.
and inhaled some of the flames.
The Darleli ilretueii's baseball team
was defeated Sunday by the Rowsy-
ton department‘s baseball team Sun-
day by the Romyton department's
team on the Altman lot on the turn-
pike. the score being 15 to 8.
Lincoln Council. Junior Order of
‘Aniericalico. held its first meeting last
night in the new quarters on the sec-
ond floor of the Schlictlng building at
the corner of Railroad avenue and
Main street, Dorian. Next week, the
Stamford lodge will come over and
perform degree work on a class of can-
didates for the’ Barton lodge. A bl;
time is expected.
Benjamin St. John. the motor cy~
clist who had such a narrow escape
from death rccently by being thrown
headforéhmllt when the forks of the
machine looks, is able to be out again
though he is still in bad shape. His
head "sings" from the wounds, and he
has to have his head dressed twice
daily. He was laid up for a week and
was only ablc to get out Saturday.
Chicken thieves were discovered in.
Darlen Monday night and although
they were soon, they made good their
escape. At. 11. C. Lima's place one
duck was taken. A dog gave the.
alarm and the thieves were seen. A
telephone message took ceiistable Wil-
bur Batcs slid Ambrose Brewer to the
spot ill a hurry. The thieves were
live in number, all men. Three of
them went in one direction and two in
another.
, Clarence Mather, the milk dealer.
has had col; ldersblc trouble of late
ov'ér {he the t of bottles of milk after, '
he has left them at the noises or cus
timers and about a o'clock yesterday
morning he had a young man whose
actions seemed to be suspicious, or
rostted. The young than, Mr Mather
mitts went directly toward wlicre he
had left some milk and previously had
been behind a tree Mr. Mather awoke
Constable Hsnford Smith, who placed
the ydurt'g fellow under arrest. He
gave his mime as William Skimmer-ton
and said ho was lookin for work.
His home he stated. is in chenec ecgsd Y
New Yor asked what he was out
behind 1. tree. he ultra he was simply
lishtiag a cinntte Some people say
they have seen the fellow who is
about ninetaan. around
fo'v s w'eeir was brought before
Justiée Willibm 1-1. Wiilm'ott Jr.
yesterday afternoon.
lilllllliil
#453:-
George (ll-con bu returned from a
week‘s visit in Mystic, Conn.
ill-l? Morin White Tocdtttty emits
tained at party of friends at compo.
ork on the con rote sidewalk on
Stills street has stalls been minimal!
Surveyors‘ have been at work on El
1‘. Bedford'gtrotiag track the past
week ,
Missmbbi own in: a gm of
her grandmother in Cross “Highway.
Sunday.
were oo."—~1I"roia suite. llag'asihc.
r
1"
no hint. ijiyiu 617mm realm.
‘provomont society will open
Darlen,
: cago or not at all.
Miss Gertrude Weed has relinquish-
so her position at the Eastern Under-
wear Co. at Fall-field.
Artist H. Daniel Webster will ex-
hibit some of his'work at the annual
exhibit at Bilvcrminor this week.
The town fate of flaiWoman'd 1:.”
ternoon on the lawn at Mrs Charles
Bucks on the Norwolk road.
While alighting from a moving car
at Rosevllle comel- Sunday. an as.
known woman fell and received swore
bruises about the face and bead. .
Mrs. Van Blunk who with her bus-
bond are missionaries in South Africa,
gave a most interesting address in the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
John Duncan a baritone singer of
New Haven. assisted the choir.
ii iii Willi [if Still
BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
W. L. RC.
Pittsburg ....... .. .86 32 .729
Chicago ........... 79 as .679
New York ......... 69 46 .000
Cincinnati ....... .59 56 .513
Philadelphia ........ 56 61 .479
St. Louis ........... 45 72 .385
llrooklyu ........... 41 76 .350
Boston ............. 82 86 .271
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago. 2; Ncwflork. 0.
Cincinnati. 9: Brooklyn, 4.
Philadelphia, 11; St. Louis. ti.
Pitisllnl‘g, 7; Boston. 2. :
Games Today.
l’litsburg at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
(‘incinnati at Philadelphia.
(‘hicsgo at Brooklyn.
—_
American League Blinding. .
W. L. P.C.
Detroit ............. 77 43 .642
Philadelphia ........ 74 47 .312
Boston ............. 73 50 .594
Cleveland .......... 82 61 .504
Chicago ............ 60 60 .6011
New york ......... 54 so .450
St. Louis .......... 50 68 .424
Washington ........ 33 88 .273
Yesterday's Results.
New York, 4: Cleveland. 1 (first.
game); Cleveland, 2; New York. 1
(second game).
Bi. Louis, 7: Washington, 3.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
Detroit. 1': Boston, 4.
Games Today.
lloston at Detroit,
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
———
Connocilcut League Standing.
W. L. RC.
Hartford ........... 66 41 .617
Hoiyoke ............ 63 44 .588
new Britain .......58 52 .527
Waterbury ......... 56 53 .514
New Haven ......... 53 till .469
Springfield ..52 58 .473
Northampton 50 60 .455
Bridgeport ......... 40 71 .360.
Yesterday's Results}
Springfield, _ 6; Bridgeport, ‘1.
Northampton, 6; New Britain. 1.
Waterbury. B; New Haven. 2 (first
game); New Haven,11; Waterbury,1
(second game).
Hartford. 5; Holyoke, 1..
Games Today.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
New Huron at New Britain.
Springfield at Hartford.
Northampton at Holyoke.
Kltng Mun Play With Chicago,
CINCINNA 1'1. 0.. Sept. 1.——Presl-
dent Murphy of the Cilbs doesn't like
even to hear of the persistent rumors
that Catcher John Kling is to come
here "1 will not stand for a trade
for Kling," he said yesterday, “Kling
has seen fit to absent himself from
the Chicago tests, thereby pbsslhly en
centering our chances of winning the
championship this year. He belongs
to Chicago and must play with Obl-
lf Kling plays base
bull next season It will be with that
Chicago team. or if he doesn't play
' llntll the season after that it. still will
its with the Cubs. And when he does
conic into the fold it will be at less
salary than was offered him to play
, om. um teani' on. season.”
I...“
~Pltch0r Johnson Hurts shoulder.
'WA. -..o.v. slim. i.‘—Wa'u'er
Johnson. Washington's premier pitch-
or, and one of the star twirlers of the
American Magus. may never pitch 1111-.
other major lsaltic Slime. Because of
niniury to his shoulder. Johnson was
iorced to lcN‘é the tonic at L’hicfib
lid r'et'urn to this city for 1'5“ l
reattnent. lie hurt his arm during a
. “i9 arm.
"4 guinea this year and has shown splen-
recent oasis in ilisvoiapd. lie m5
that, his condition is such that he
could not play another game this sea-
son. it is feared thit one of the liga-
meats of {fibrosis arm is torn and
in that event there is only a slight
chance for the complete restoration of
Johnson has pitched forty
did form. ,
Prize Fighting In St. Louis.
51‘. 1.01118. McL'Bcpt. I—A renew-
al of prize fighting in St. Louis is pres-
ued. by an announcement last night
that George Mesmic, of Milwaukee.
and Kid Trends", of Eli. ‘lpuls, will
meet in a ten roun'd contest Sept. 16
The fight is to take place at Well-ton.
3t. Louis County, a new municipality
whose limits adjoin this city on the
west.‘ The men will meet at 133
pounds, weighing in at 3 o'clock, and
will divide 50 per cent. of the re-
ccipts.
'No'Mon’cy Footed.
NE WYORK, Sept. 1.~'l‘hc ratifies.
tion by Jeffries of Berger‘s agreement
withJohnson which has Just been re-
celve’d by cable means nothing. Ber-
ger and Johnson when they signed ten-
tative articles of sgrccmen in Chicago
recently stipulated that forfeits must
be posted in the hands of a. stake-
holder within fortyoigbt hours. No
money has been posted, which means
that a new set of articles must be
drawn up and signed when Jeffrisl re-
turn: from abroad. The date for the
Johnson-Ketcpel fight at Calms will
probably be postponed from October
12 to the last week in the month. if
the Langford-Ketchet match is pre-
vented here the Nstlonol A._C. of Phil-
adelphia will oder a big purse for a
six round bout in that city.
Ketchol-Langford hour.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.——'£he ratifica-
boslrig in this city are rather anxious
about the question at issue involving
the propoaed Ketchcl-Langford bout
Tbéy say it is surprising to them thht
there is obiection to this contest when
glove tights in which Jeannette, For’
gusdn. Lewis. Burke. Cross- Young
Corbett and other well known ptlgiliots
are conducted without serious nuptial-
tion. It was reported yesterdiy taut
Ketchel had reached Chicago on the
quiet and would arrive in New York
, before the end of the week
are soon to be no to
pedo supply ship Yahoo. ' .
been on the ocean bottom for : -
time off the Massachusetts coast. Capt.
Charles C Marsh, her commander at
the time she was wrecked, who re-
cently went to the scene from Wash-
ington, reports that the wrecking coin~
pany hopes to make the attempt to
raise the vessel this week. The work
bits been delayed owing to the dill!-
culties encountered in locating and
stopping the air leaks which devel-
oped in the ward room compartment on
the after gun dock. Most of the ob:
stacles now have been overcome. Com-
pressed air is being used in the efforts
to raise the Vessel
WELL DONE WINS RANGEMOOR
PLATE.
planar, Eng. Sept. l.—The it‘snge-
moor plate. a high weight handicap of
106 sovereigns. for three years old
and upwards, distance five toriodgl,
was run here teddy and won by Well
Done.
The Devonslre Nursery plate (heir
dicap). of five hundred sovereigns, M
two years old. distance flye fut-longs
and mo yards, was won by Bullsbhlc
August Belmont's Fond Memories Was
: secoiid. and El Heisdo third.
The London selling plate of 1'00 sov-
and us for two ears 0, d 'd h'ce live
furl ng's. with who by L filial ill tome
Colt was second,Y and Au list Bel-
mont' s Nahob third.
chinchilla 113mm ream.
rHlLA‘Dsilrnia. sépt. l-The new
battleship Michigan was oiilciii’liy
turned over to the United Stato- gov~
eminent by its builders today. The
Michigan was dama‘gcd on its Milt
trial trip and had to be leanknwy to
the builders for ropairs.
months allowed tliom. tile Bitwild'eiil it“
two months and nineteen days. on. -
them when they turned thcohip 0 or ’ :
yestérdsy. 'I‘ho Midliglh our" . _
blinded by cspt. NAB Usher, ahd will” '
remain at the Ndvy Yard until hot
full quota of oliccrs and men are-
ready.
' upNDON,Sept.1.——Jack Southwell, N
130111 so chiral-u was limes in on auto- ‘ 3
mobile accident today at Bomber. near :1
Brighton. His car collided with anoth- 1
er Yew-Tl? and tamed turtle, and Lord ..
e I ordwaokiedns y. Lard
lie lifftird was bola ln‘i Elli]: 1h b-jl
$111619“. it:6 was married max:
rr n. w was 'at
the ...-'3 so on. of the all...“ Girls
in a local comedy.
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