if on Window in pillar. club
’ hlarilot Wrecked by Ray-
noldo di son’s loam
aluminum. ,,
‘ ~ hill lilliiiliiilll
Toambociimo Frightened at the
South 1 tiorwalil Steamboat Dock
One of the most spectacular run-
aways of the season was furnished this
morning by a team owned by L. J.
Reynolds and Son, Norwalk truclimen.
that crushed through a big plate glass
window in the New York Market. in
Washington street. of which Fire Chief
Harold F. Clark is the proprietor.
The runaway was also filled with
other brilliant incidents beside the
wrecking of the window and the near
invasion of the market's interior. A
Hungarian hid who makes a business
of washing windows about ilic city.
was at work on a hidden in front of the
market when the runaways appeared
suddenly and hill] to jump for his life.
Naturally he was considerably frighten-
oil. as was also .1. Henry Sclmub. head
lllfliil cutter in the market. when he
happened to look up from his work
only to sec the horses about to crush
through the window. Proprietor Clark
was in the back room of the establish-
ment at the time looking utter some
itch and ran out when he heard Mr.
Sohaiih about.
Mr. Schnub did not lose his wits.
blit realizingnuiok action was neces-
sary to prevent more damage titan had
occurred when the horses landed
against the glass, hustled out and grab-
bed one of the horses by tho bridle.
Several spectators also assisted him
and the horses were backed off the
sidewalk and unhsrnassed.
The runaway had its inception at
the steamboat dock. The driver. Wil-
llumjlialley, left them whilo‘lio‘ det
into the freight house to look alter
some trei ht. lie was surprised to
hear the
ging the bi covered wagon after
them. He followed. but hc was rapidly
distanced. The runaways enccossfully
negotiated the sharp turn into Water
street and headed for Washington
street. Near the corner of Washing-
ton and Water streets. u itrocory deliv-
ery wagon of Walter Booker was in the
rnnswnys‘ path and it was upset as
they struck it. Then the runaways.
having apparently lost their scone of
direction kept flyfill‘filxlil course which
soon brought them up short iii the win~
(low. The heavy wagon poll- crushed
through the ginss and the animals paw-
oil into the window, bill were stopped
before they got inside. (inc side of
the window casing \vns partially
wrecked its well as the glass.
Word wmrdcspntchnd to Not-walk by
telephone concerning illc accident and
l.. .l. Reynolds chine down to look over
the debris. The horses escaped limo»
iiciilly unecnllieli. The only llllii‘k on
lithor was a slight gush cut on the
flank of one. .
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-—-CASH ONLY.
Sirloin iiiouk. 20v lb.
l'oi'terhouuo Bleak, 220 lb.
Prime Rib Roast. lilo lb.
itib ltouui. Ht! lb.
li‘nrolpinrtci- Lamb, llc lb.
RYDER & liOWAiil).
(lit the "ridge.
ADTDIST llEAllLl lull
, also our. liiili'f
’l‘bat Clilllllln of Police Thomas Hunt
had been run over by an automobile
willie on duty at the corner oi Main
and Wall slruclu youtorduy afternoon.
was the story that was started by
someone and which gained grout hauli-
way by nightfall. it was found upon
invaotigution that such a thing had not
happened.
'l‘li cause for the rumor was the
route in» stopping of a New York man.
- who came driving up Wail strcot from
Mill Hill. lie was (loin duty as a trul-
iic olllcor and this man the came along
slowly on the wrong side of tho mud.
lie stood in front or it until it nearly
knottiiilll him dorm, With his hand up
all a warning to stop. its cleared the
trout of the note by his lump llltil.
enough to escape bolus run down. and
then swung aboard. He took the of
funding autoiat to police headquarters
and then sent for Prosecuting Attor-
ney Leo Davis.
They held a conference with the
mall and finally decided that he was
telling a true story sud let him off.
its land that hullld bad the canwhosc
license number was (0914 N. Y.. but
tour weeks, and had not at become
familiar With the signals at the W
lice use to stop an soloist. He did not
know that captain Hunt wanted him
to stop. and stopped so soon as its. an.
heirloom. Hill name was Dr. Charles
it. super, and he practices in New
Yul-irony. till ll“ with him his wife
and three children. lilo pound through
Nurwslit yesterday morale and was
mammalian: 5 o’clock. on his was
W or by We“. . . -
‘ The roof of t
elites” dashing cosy. tires?
Wu
l
Structure Occupied by Nelson I.
. ,, hisservc Damaged to Extent
at About ._ 5100‘
The South Norwulk Fire Depart
ment was called to Monroe street at
6:30 this morning to dispose of a tire
that had broken out in the shop of
Electrician Nelson l. Mescrvo. located
at the rear oer. Mesorve‘s house.
hop, particularly, Was
burning in a menacing manner. when
it was discovered. Mrs. Mesorve tote.
‘ phoned in un alarm to the Department.
while Mr. Meservu busted himself in
trying to put the fire out.
The Putnam Hose company" hose
wagon. In charge of Driver Samuel Mc.
(lowsn, was called first and was at
work for a number of minutes previous
to n geiiersl alarm. thu it was seen
that the fire threatened serious dam.
age, a general alarm was sent in by
telephone through the aid of the Mn-
nicipal electrical plant. Box 25 Was
rung. '
With the whole Department at work,
quick work was made of tin.- blaze,
whic was kept confined hour the top
of the structure. in the latter beside
various electrical equipment and tools.
Mr. Mcserve had an automobile. The
exact cause of the tire iii not known.
hilt it is supposed to have been caused
by a wire being short circiiitod near
the roof on account of the rain during
the early morning hours.
Fire Chief Harold F. Clark cstimnb
ed the danluge to be in the neighbor-
hood of $100.
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Duo Woman Severely linjuredw
Another Woman and Boy
Ara Knocked Down
POQUONNOC. Aug. lit-«Mrs. Win.
ll. Trail. of this town. was struck by
an automobile hero yesterday while
waiting for u trolil-y rilr iii i‘ront oi
the i'oquounoo church and mtvol‘oly in
jured.
New York Car.
The automobile was owned by
William ls. Billet. at New York city,
who is'slimmerlug at llnshy Point. and
was occupied by his colored chauficul-
and young daughter.
Child's Hand on Wheel.
The little girl, who was sitting on
the front seat with the chauffeur. it
is said. had her hand on the slccrtni:
Wheel which it is thought caused the
machine to vent it) one side, striking
Mrs. Trail and knocking her down.
She was taken ill the car and rush-
ed to Dr. Doullius‘ olllcc in iirolon.
where he worked over her. Laird” she
was taken to the hospital ili New Lon-
don, still unconscious.
Two Others Hit.
Mrs. (‘arollnc Mflllli‘l‘l‘i'. and llt‘l'
three year old son. who Wl'l‘l‘ also
waiting for the trolley, “i‘l'i‘ struck
and knocked down by lilo llilii‘lilltt‘.
but cecuprd injury.
“BLED—iii pun
iii lull LilliDilii
M
As far as can be learned from tlloso
of the local aerie of Englou. who sttun-
dull the first annual state field day at
New London. u very fine little was cu-
joyed and the chair proved a grand
success. The local maintwru and tin-tr
friends left on the 7:27 train and Weill
to Bridgeport in company with a dolo-
aution from Stamford. Arriving in the
Park City at 7:55. they left the train
and filed in the ranks of the lirilluoporl
saris. Which was waiting tor their are
rival to start the parade. Milli" march.
in: throush the busine- ccnlur of the
city they wont to lilo station. more
they took the 8:30 special train for
New London. 'l‘liero Wore at local lino.
and some believe thiit titers Wi‘l‘e “Hilly
more.
The party landed in New lJliliiOll a
little after it) o‘clock and at once not
to work. The panda started from
LII‘I‘ODOO Hall near the state armory.
and was easily two miles long. The
march was headed by a special band
of the New moon Aorlc. while at till.
foreut, divisions of the this different
series um 1M by their own band.
The Wheeler & Wliuon band. of
Bridgeport. load the delegation- from
Norwallt. Stamford and liridgopori.
The print! wore awarded as follows:
lirldgoport. for tar out line in march;
titsmilord for th bust appearance;
Norwich; for the largest parcmuuga of
lumber: present: Danbury. for it
but amplification of the ritual.
Willi. in New million thou members
who were with Bridgeport made iltclr
quarters at the Crooner Halli-lo. 'i‘hu
party returned int droning or early
this morniul. ,
s
accrual. roll “Willow.
best run Lard. per in, lilo.
Native rumors. per peck. sup.
2 1“ direct fictitious. lac.
On our. our iii» to.
Evergreen Dangling. 20o.
Tomato“; lllr ii .. c.
it can: domain“. silo.
g cans Manx
cans .
ll bottles honor. the.
o lbs. .ilitid. lid.
3 tacos dosh. soc.
[a lilNCK.
I
' ' ‘Fori ennui Norwaiit.
I“
‘ . ' Bill Filli‘lilii
ll l] i
lil’iliilliiili
oi All Oil-Rushing Express i
Train ill Dorian. Doha.
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vm Going to Brooklyn to loin
the dotted States Nays
Boilevlng‘thnt he would no to New
York and join the. navy, (leorgo Walsh.
a carpenter at 462 Logan street.
Bridgeport, left this city on a freight
yesterday. He went to sleep and fell
of! a flat car near iiitrien. Knocked un-
conscious by the blow he lay across
thc trucks for several minutes. but the
shriek of an oncoming engine roused
him.
Saw sure Death Approaching.
Scarccly able to move a muscle, half
unconscious. and benumhed with
fright. Walsh full the rolls lrcmlllc nu
tin- juggernaut of steel and steam rush-
ed down illmu him at a torrliiic rate.
Summoning mind and body to u final
i‘rantic effort, with a rush born of dcs~
partition. he threw himself off the rails
just as the train thundered by. the
sharp stool pilot and huge driving
\vileols utilising him by the fraction of
-\ll inch.
()wrcoiuc by his cii’ort. he fainted.
.iilil it won several moments before re
viving llfc brought him to n sense oi
how narrowly be had escaped a ter-
tibie into.
According to the story told by tli
injured man to Dr. 1). .l. Film. at ill.
Vincents hospital Bridgeport. today. ho
left. the city late Wednesday evening
aboard it list car with the intention of
going to New York and joining the
united Stilton navy. ilc fell lsioop on
the cur shortly after Westport was
reached and know nothing more until
the train rounded a curve at Dal-ion.
Was not casino. ,
..'.Ho WMMn' the m
areal force and huockod unconscious.
He had fallen across two tracks and
our strength was fast leaving him on
account of two large gushes which
wore bleeding proiilsuly. lie was
brought in his sermon by the whistle
of an oncoming locomotive and iuuiiait-
cd to drag himself from the tracks juilt
in tiling to escape meeting a horrible
dculb nndtr the wheels oi the train.
Found by Railroad Man.
He lay beside the tracks for several
hours before he was found by a party
of railroad men who Wen- working ill
the vicinity. A call was soul to in
G. if. Noson. of Dorian and he drowned
the wounds on the man's head and
body. lie then advised Walsh’s rumor
iii to the hospital for further troop
llll‘ili.
Walsh nailed to be rcmuvcd to
ili‘idul-lmit oil lit-count of bio t'i'tvulls
there and be was brought ironl ihirlcu
lo the railroad station. The iiilillllilllli‘il
and lir. Andrew qullemu-y incl the
incoming train and the injured man
was hurried to St. Vincent's hospital.
Will Probably Recover.
lie was taken to the operating room
and Dr. li'ilin found it nerusuury for H
stitches to be taken to close the UM)
jagged wounds on tho head, There
were several minor wounds about the
body and the“ were aroused. 'l‘his ul-
tl-ruoon be is reported in be resting
comfortably and ii In not believed that.
no unstained internal injuries which
will prove fatal. Ho suffered during
the morning from shock of the fall
from the train. hilt improved at noon.
«rancv LIMONS AT Josetorr-s.
2 for for. 72 North Main t-it.
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olllto all s
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Mayor Monica'affl'io'undags. at iioi-
don avenue. WM.lQllil6 .ii dinner last
evening at tho lJorlong‘Polltt House. in ‘
honor oiihc iortyeev Nth “inventory
of his birth. byrthevil . ”Moi Club, of
Norwalk. Timer were. iiiteen present
and all unloved the line dinner and
the general good timo‘ltii‘li want with
it. There well will“ and all were
called upon to say something by the
toaatmuster. William powatt. its and
Alexander Gordon we I]. the committee
in charge of the dinner. and they may
be complimented unobsthe success that
they made the min: ., . . .
[hiring the evening‘thp mayor was
presented with a line change 'and bill
purse of the boat alligator skin that.
could be found unfig'ilowas more than
surprised. lie run :1, short speech of
thanks. followingtiib‘ presentation or
the gift. Sei'oetituls upon the phono-
graph, furnished our the occasion or
F. ii. lookwood. iveroplayc'd, and the
entire .aii‘ulr was one. long to he re-
momberod by those who were so for-
tunate so to be invitbtl.
The mean well the-following:
Cocktails
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Clam .tlhowdcr
Stuffed Olives
lilac r‘lsli
Frnnoh Frjcrl i‘otulucs
llroiled boostin- iv‘rled t‘liickeu
(toffee Cigars
Timon who ham present to enjoy the
above bountoous repeat Were the fol-
lowing wall—known Norwsik men: May-
or lineman iirundaile. George Allen.
in. W. it. burnsll and his father, who
iii visiting him; Alexander ”Gordon.
Frederick and other” lmckwood. .lchn
Manama. Jamal Keene. William Dana.
‘ticorgc lisilwltil. Frederick Buckley.
Michael Howard. Frank H. Merrill. \i‘li-
hum .lowctl fllltl William Randall.
—Narlvs trimaran. so or.
Fancy “Motif-lie.
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' victs Two ‘
Pickles
wee'rruu'r Aug. iii «insure Ils-
cmt \‘i’narmnn. of Faith. hi, came over
to hour the troubles of that auction of
the county known as \i'cstou. as re-
libllllp. to Tony Arriro. an Italian who
lives near the resilience of Elmer
Hull and ban been doing it ruallluit'
business ill diapeliiling hard cider and
wine over his domestic bill. Tony was
not alone ill this business, as the u-uti-
molly brought out, and lll‘mllo)‘ While.
an American resident of the locality
was convicted bloc of selling cider. M~
tr-r the trial had adjourned White ven-
lurmi‘lllc information lhul ho had bum
supplying the burl-race in tho ituilsu
by the barrel, about :iu bum-ls. and
that the Italian in turn sold it by re
tail to anyone tiist Iit‘ it‘ll could be
trusted not to "give him away."
Floss imposed on Each.
Tony was found guilty on six
counts. and fines aggregating still, to-
gether with costs, \vcrc anal-shod lig-
niusl him and which be served to pay
rather than be imprisoned. White
Willi lined 33f: and coliti. on twu counts
The state police upon information
furnished by private dotcriivou. mnlic
ti search of the promises and found
such incriminating orbit-arc that
there was very little to ho said in bcr
half of the men.
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.. RED ONIONG. 5c QT.
M Joseloff'l. 73 North Main St.
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TWENTY-FIVE FEET
WW
While playing on the landing at the
top of the stairs lmttllillt up lhc oulilldu '
of his home on chnusday ultnrnoon.'
lllilu four-yuaroht .loiiupll (iriililu. son
of Mr. and Mill. ('ilulmppo (lradlu. of
ii) lloyi street, Namath, in some my
fell over the rolling to the around.
The fall was about 25 foot and the lit.
lie chap lauded upon the ground with
hill left but built under hint. and also
partly upon his forehead. ills left leg
was broken bpihc full and his head
wail also badly injured. Dr. w. ll. lino
hell was called and responded instanb
ly. its made the little one till roiiiforl-
able as could be expected and decided
yesterday afternoon that the hospital
would be the proper place for him.
Therefore he was taken there. Hill in-
juries will not be fatal and hill in; has
been set. it is expected that he will
ra’pidly regain hill strength and neon
tailor iii the employ of Paul Bossier. of
“Li. altos rououaow.
punks. inst today. and manly
o'clock, on Amusement M A"
the use of his is; which was fractur-
ed at the thigh. ‘l‘ho boy'u father is n
Main street.
WM
young” ”milieu. of thii Norw ills,
an Manmr Unlemon, of the uni.
agreed to here the hall unis as our
nuanced tomorrow afternoon st lilo
m hl airmail. s- thereto midrib
this rivalry 1).le the t trim ..
Dropped From Scaiioid Vector-
day-AtWhrll on E. T. Boil-
lord’s New home
an
Autonio Abbsto. a bricklayer. fell
in feet from u ill-afield on a new
building being constructed at (ii-sens
Forms for E. '1‘. Redford iind died
within a lull! hour after the fall. lliii
home was in Brooklynlul was about
lit. years of ass. . ‘I
lie apparently missed his footinl
for the scaffolding itself was Intact
when Abbato was found ultcolisrloull
on the ground. its died on a result of
internal lullirics,
~IALI AT H. Killian a con.
. Tomorrow starts the srcsl lillti of
man's. womi’in's‘and chillircu'll wear
in; super-oi. This firm holds snob
cicada; sales cowl twice etch nor.
as they about no goods to be mounts»
intod from one assoc to «mother. lull
and woolen willie ilsru cystic pm
'i‘ y I'b'ou‘ld sting. thilhsroft aren't;
at o urn; dob Ill unite "
idea’s iinefiiiils .iilm‘trili be so“ to!
its end dill pursuit. woman and tirls’
dresses. multimillion I and children‘s
shoes. During intrinsic llwre will be
no odd ciisrgsd or mi (7. 0. Di For
furl or curriculum w oil. on mic u.
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scholar methanol“
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whimsicargsuch‘sc
Fair» tonight and ”tor a ‘ _
m west to‘uorth Wind», ‘ ‘
' ill llilllli
lll‘Bl HIGHER
Bots. Still Uuocttiod Definitely,
Will Vary in the Different
Cities in the State
liillii Ill illillli
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an...
lisw haven idea Expected to Get
More Than Other Do
Conductors and nlotormen employed
by the Connecticut (:0. on New Haven
and suburban lilltlli will receive a high-
er rutc wailo. when the three urbilrn~
tors-wittlorney David ill. Fitzgerald.
lieutrui—wtlnisb their labors. than the
men ciliploycd ill slilnller cities and
towns throughout the state.
This was learned intuitively today.
despite the fact that the trollcyluon
have submitted a demand for a list
rule of thirty cents an hour for all trol-
leynien in the state.
'l‘roilcyincn in the other three turn-
out cities in Connecticut»wl‘iartford.
Waterbury and iirldgcporl wwill rc-
coive the some late as the men in New
iinvcn. lil all probability. lull. those
in such places as Norwuik, 'l‘orrington,
Derby. Stamford. etc. will be paid i‘oil'
sidcrnbty ltiiili than the men in the larg-
cr cities.
Another point that trail settled be-
yond it question of a doubt today is
that thc arbitrators have not reached
a dot-bdrm. as had been thought by
some.
What the arbitrators are waiting
tor at prevent, is something no one
amino to know. Mailers. lleliiiny. and
i'nuc being out of town. and Attornui‘
Fitzgerald refueling ulwolnteiy to say
anything about the subject lixcopt
"Wait and we will give out all the
news you want regarding the matter."
It bl unlikely that the arbitrators
will moot again until nut week. when
it is pmhnblls that they will finish
their work, Neill Wednesday is the
day that mnductors and moiormen
may (lured to know definitely what
the arbitrnioru will have agreed upon.
Meanwhile they can merely conjecture.
There was a story in circulation this
morning that the arbitrators had
agreed upon a certain proposition
whit h was put up to both sides. Then
a romrt. according to the rumor that
was current. was to be made back to
the board of arbitration. wheni'the
agreement would be signed for a [sari-
od of two yours. This a rep -
live ut the New liavcn Times-Leader
learned was without foundation.
illllill liliilflii lliilifl
[illil’iilli ill lililllillS
luhn Ladwlth Chosen Lecturer
at floating liold Last Evening
The members of South Norwnlk
Council. No. L252. turned out in large
numbers that night to grout Rev. Falli-
ut' Carroll. the new psalm- of Bi. Jo-
pupil‘s Church. lie was received moat
royalty and gave a very interesting
and instructive address to the mono
born. and promiuod to try and do all
he could to not more of the young men
to Join this great society. Rev. Father
Chernitally was also present with hint.
and spoke, as unit as District Deputy
John lv‘. McMahon. l). w. ilnrfordund
William ll. McMahon. it was voted not
to participate in the parade at Bridge
port as a body. on October 12th. as
the (Tounoil intended to celebrate the
tiny hi-rc themselves. Rev. Father
(In: roll was clot-tad chaplain of the so.
«duly and John lAulwlth lecturer.
liiutrirt Deputy John F. McMahon
announced that a naming of the dis.
trlci deputies wall to be held in Hart-
ford on next Sunday. and the fall work
Wait to be mapped out for them by
Binlo Deputy William J. Mulligan.
“PM I" ANNEX
Kill“ "ill OHM Til
BlinUL. Koran. Ans. tum-Though
nothing oiliclld can be turned centim-
tiio annsxstion of Korea by Japan are
now procudtng, many signs Indicate
that alliteration ill immin'ont. lion;
contentious between atheists are con-
stautly in progress and, grant activity
is noticed in the Japanese odious. The
censorship is "all more right than lis-
forc and 'i‘oldo newspapers. contains
in; reports on the situation in item
are confiscated st li‘ilun upon their era.
lived in this country.
The enticement hits bun placed
under a strong min ry gust-o had a.
number of Japanese war vows are
now patrolling the coasts mot Koran.
The situation imitated conditions of
extreme illusion. but omeiitls maintain
it sphinsdiils attitude. refusing to
lacks any statement regarding annex:
lion. ‘ , , 3
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MI AWL“ A?!
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for the men: Clarence Deming, tor the.
company. and Judge William is. (Ease.
my. the reports that destination! for .
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'Physicians Say That There will
i la flood of all Operation
l to Remove Buiiot
' NEW YORK. Aug. lll.-Mayor Gsy-
nor awoke today from a refreshing
night's rest and seemingly much ini-
provod in spirits and strength. His
physicians said he had a line night. Mr.
. (lay-nor will leave the hospital in Ho
' boken within ten days practically cur-
l ell. one of his attending physicians said
this morninit.
The physician further stated that‘
there are no present indications neces-
sitating an operation. and that the bul-
let gave the mayor no inconvenience
and would not if it remained there the
. rest of his life. The bullet would proh~
lubly become eucyatod. the physician
said. and the worst that could he look-
,cd for would he a slight suppuratlon
land that could be as easily treated as '
in case or quillsy sore throat.
‘ The wound in the mayor's neck is
nearly healed and the scar that will
be left will be harldy noticeable.
The following official bulletin on
Mayor Gsylior's condition was issued
shortly after it o'clock this morning:
“The mayor slept well and is in ex-
fecllcnt condition this morning. Tem-
i peraturc. pulse and respiration normal.
and all symptoms are favorable.
(Blunt-d.)
“Down."
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"ARLl'I‘Z."
Situation in Be Entirely Normal
WASlllNGTON, Aug. 19:»Reporis
front the West and Middle West now
seem to indicate that the probabilities
of a heavy drain on the eastern banks
to pay for the crop movement. which
will ill-gin within the next few“wcek.s
im- reasonably remote. From the view-
point of the Treasury, conditions which
have arisen since the passibilliiee of u
stringency were first recognized early
in the year have contributed largely to
the prmnt situation. The liquidation
in the stock market. checking of farm
loans by the banks of the Middle West
by increasing rates of interest and a
grncral bearing of tho financial atmos-
phere have been largely responsible.
Some time ago it was, predicted that
the western banks. because of heavy
loans, would have to draw more hear-
ily than usual on their eastern con-
nections. Fears were expressed that
because of the large amount of money
which had been diverted to the do
velopmcnt projects and investments in
unimproved lands in the West. the
marl-meat of money from East to
West would be greater than usual.
Those who have been watching the
situation and comparing their own ob-
servations with ruptirts from the flout-
ciul chillers of the Middle West now
think the crop movement situation is
entirely normal. The preparations
which have been made to meet the
movement supplemented by the events
of the lust tow woolls' are said to pro.-
vludc any unusual situation.
-—WHY BAKE?
You can get wheat. rye. oatmeal
broad, biscuit. oaks. ginger and sugar
rookies, all homemade. at Banner nail-
cry tomorrow. . Order early. Tel. 3143.
DilllIlTE KILLS
Bill“ SOLDIERS
....._,.._..._
MAINZ. Germany. Aug. 19.~Flftoen
soldiers are reported to have buried
by it premature explosion of dyna-
mite during the maneuvreii of pi.
unearth“ troops at Swhsihaimorborg
today. The pioneers were practicing
blasting operations.
«POI SATURDAY.
l8 lbs. Granulated Sugar. 81.00.
New Potatoes. per peck. 28c.
lloat Tub Butter. per 1b., 34c.
ii uhoota Tanglofooi. 6c.
Old Dutch Coffee. par lb.. :00.
Luxury Blend Coffee. per in. 270.
. H. E. MEAD & CO.
cilia-luau advertisements on this om.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. lib—Ono
week’s cholera record for Russia
dliows 23,944 new cases of cholera and
10,728 deaths, bringing the total num~
her of cases In Russia this year to
“2.8%. Of these 50,287, or nearly
half, have died. the exact percentage‘
of mortality being “.5. . ,;i
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wrek froth August 7 to August 13 inf-
dusive. and are therefore official. Re.
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A BIWARD OF '25 i8 HEREBY 0F-.
{cred for information leading to the ar~
rest and conviction of the peixon or new
aunt! who on or about the lath (its 01'
August. liilb. dosecrntcd the gun in gow-
aylon, by. dnubinx cl-rinln wards them. -
By order of the thin Committee. H. 31
Scotti-id. secretary. flownyion. Conn.
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floor Sty-arts & Col-luau building. suitable
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