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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02
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Rev. w. j. Reynolds of Day as
usual. was with us sunday and will
be expected every SUNDAY afternoon at
80 o'clock, II not stormy.
Doctor Seekins and family of Daniel
son, ". Aldrich and family OF VIII
Evansville were entertained by I. T..
kempton last week.
Mrs, J. ID. Johnson with her daugh-
ter recently visited Miss Edna Liili-
bridge of East Brooklyn. They spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Dan-
ielson.
Mrs. Jane White has been with her
daughter, Mrs. William Fay of Elliots.
J..Dnfity and family spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Dufley's parents, M.
{. Cong'ion and wife.
Mrs. Esterbrook's little boy who eut
his fingers so badly is getting along
quite we'll.
A. s. Bruce and wife had visit from
their young nephew, Aloertus Brown,
of Mystic. He brought nice, well
cooked Thanksgiving dinner to share
ii with them.
Mrs. NJ. Baker returned last week
from visit with friends in Rhode
Island.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02
WOODSTOCK

Rev. Mr.. Wilcox from Uneasville
preached most aeceptably at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday.
Next Sunday ii is expected that Rev.
r. r. Kendall will Till the pulpit.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Stafford
and Miss Carr entertained in the chap
ell, the Misses Works arranging the en-
iertainmenL With characteristic orig
inality and an eye 10 the fitness of
things, they decorated the chapel most
tastefuily with corn stalks and laurel.
Mr.. Hinricks was in town and very
kindly entertained by reciting from
Shakespeare In mastery way. "The
Huskersi Song Wis recited py Hattie
sam pson, piano duet was played by
Ada and Dewitt Miller, and a draw
ing contest occasioned much merri-
ment.
The ladies will hold an important
missionary meeting at Mrs. Halls
Dec. at 30 p. IN. Officers will be
elected in both home and foreign So
cieties- The topic OF the meeting will
be 1.-The Mortimer and the Seamen.
An offering will be taken for the Sea-
mems Friend society.
Mrs. Maihewson left on Monday and
plans to spend most of the winter in
Hartford.
Miss Alice Peyton spent few days
last week with Mrs. q. NJ. Sampson.
Miss Sophie Barrett has been spend
ing a week with her grandmother In
Marblehead.
DIR. +. NJ. Child was Vslleyside
guest last week. His many friends
listened with pleasure 10 his solo sing
ing in church Sunday.
+. X. Hall and wife were in Bridge
port few days last week, meeting
their son and daughter there.
Henry T. Child spent two days in
Providence this week.
Louis Chandler from Boston spent
Thanksgiving with his sister.
William Howard had visit from
his brother and wife from franklin
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Waters went on Fri
day la Bethel, Conn. where Mr..
Waters was oHce pastor, for tile l5l.h
anniversary celebration OF the church
Mr. Matters gave an address.
Mrs. A. p. klngsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartholomew, also Miss 6feneviese
Waters were entertained by HeFoert
Kingshury and wife Nov. "A.
Mrs. ". j. Lindeman and son Wal
ter and Marvin Hyde and wife spent
Than ksgiving in Gncassiile with Rev.
and Mrs. Wilcox.
Mrs. Bingham spent her Thanksgis-
ing recess at home.
Miss Ethel Spalding ente rtained
house party OF young ladies over Inc
holiday.
Charles Lindeman and wife OF Hart
ford and Henry Lindemsn of Slocum,
r. L., have visited their Woodstock
relatives, the family Thanksgiving
dinner being at Elmlawn with Ihaun-
cey Child and wife.
Mrs. DIR. Bowen spent sunday with
her sister in Hartford
tshauncey Child and wife visited
friends in Rochdaie over sunday.
J.R. Carpenter and family and Mrs.
Herbert sharpe and family spent
Thanksgiving at Shadefieid, and The
Healy family, DIR. E. N. Child and T.
g. Child from Worcester were enter.
tanned 1t valieyside.
A barrel OF literature has recently
been sen, TO the sailors ~ Vineyard
Haven
standard Diaries and Old Farmers
Almanacs for 1911 1t Burt'sPhaFmacy.
Every one invited 10 inspect the
large assortment Of artistic Christmas
goois. The early buyer gets the cream
Of the stock. Geo. f. shaw.
t;eo. T.. Shaw's display OF ART caien-
dars, Wallace Nufting andLamson na-
ture prints are attracting much attsn-
ton.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02
W EST 0LssCEs1 n 4.

James b. Reynolds and wife enter
tanned a party Of fifteen al dinner
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Henry Munyan has been on the
sick list few days, DIR. Kent of Put
nam attending.
Mrs. &. w. Place and son Willard
visited with Providence relatives last
week.
Walter A. Hawkins is moving his
sawmill on Frank Warren's farm, East
Killingiy.
Walter Bussey, wife and children OF
Norwich recently visited with Walter
A. Hawkins and family.
{. Nj. Reach aud wife entertained
friends from Boston recently.
There will be an entertainment al
the East Putnam church next Tuesday
evening, admission Is cents.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02
pomFRET

While many towns around us fai
rain ON Thanksgiving day We were
more fortunate aud had u pleasant day
aud autos and horses were in great de-
Iuand.
Dinner was served TO 300 at The Ben
UT0SXeuor.
Theodore t;ofdon spent The day with
his grandmother, Mrs. Reyes.
The party at Fred Lyons last week
Tuesday evening MAS especially pleas
ant, little over fifty being present.
Alter spending an hour OF two playing
" hist al which Mrs. William johnson
won the prize, silver teabaii, rev.
NJ. L. MliiistOn then IN a very api
speech voiced The mind Of those prs
enl in regrets al having The Lyon tam
ily leave town aud he was followed by
"a senator Eayette Wright who pre-
scented u Dir. and Mrs. Lyon, In be-
half of their friends, handsome pie
ture. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon thanked
those present and then the company
listened TO a musical program and the
company ended by having jolly ling
and did not leave for home until late
hour.
Rev. NJ. l.. Wliiiston took the re-
IIlalUink stUn10N VI Ills fo+1Aftfs ieSs
sunday and the church WAS closed ex-
cept for Sunday school which wss held
as usual.
L. w. johnson and wife went TO
Boston last week and when Mr.. John
son returned home his wife went 70
York beach 70 spend week with the
Misses Grosyenof.
Every one invited 70 inspect our A.
sortmens Of srtistic Christmas goods.
The early buyer gets the cream OF the
stock. Geo. z. shaw.
A vietrola or player piano will give
Christmas JOY 70 the whole family.
Geo. r. shaw setls both In his music
department.
Geo e. Shsw's display Of Art calen-
OARS, Waiisce Nutting and Lamson
nature prints are attracting much ~
tentiou.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02

leo. T. Shaw : display Of art ealeo-
aar>, " aiiacr NgIfing and I.assass,fl a.
ture prints are attracting maeh alten.
ti0n.
Every one invited to Inspect the
large assortment Of artistic Christmas
goods. The early hayef gets The cream
OF the stock. Geo. +, shaw.
ABINGDON
May. ifginia. and Carl Shsrpe were
al Nome for the Thanksgiving recess.
Mrs Horton is spending the winter
Win Miss .Persis ingalls, and Miss
Tennis in Danielson. The three took
dinner on Thanksgiving day with
Mrs. William Ingalls,
Frank Peal spent q few DAYS here
last week.
Miss Alice Peal has returned from
an extended visit 10 Waterbury and
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Peal held a
family party of their many relatives
on Saturday night.
The Grange recently gave a sunrise
party 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Chxrles Arnold,
presenting them with two rocking
chairs.
Charles Griggs Is al home.
Mrs Arlington has closed her home
and Is spending the winter with her
daughter in New York. Miss Helen
Arlington is teaching in the South.
Mr.. Burt preached his farewell ser
mon on Sunday morning. He went
on Tuesday TO assume the pastorate al
the church in Bolton. They carry
with them the REJECTS and best wishes
OF their many friends.
Buy your church or schoolhouse a
good piano fer So. at c. f.. shaw,s.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02

Harsh physics react. veaken the
bowels, cause chrouic eonsupesaon.
Doan's Regnlets operate easily, t0ne
the stomnch. cure cDostipeiio0. lie.
AK yous druegiss Tor them
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-02

Buy war esurh OF x 800 hpnse
roo pisno Il Z as. q q E. Shau's-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
APPEAL TO NATHAN SrRAUs.
Letter Asking . Conference On Keeping
Open HIs Infants Nuk Depots.

A letter drawn up at a recent meeting
~ social and philanthropic workers held
AZ he Colony Club was sent yesterday 20
Nathan Straus asking him 10 reconsider
his decision 20 close the infants milk
d.pots A. the meeting. which was called
bv Mrs. ! Borden Hartman there signed
the letter among others Thomas VI Mulry.
John n. Finley. August Belmont. RotRrt
" lie Forest. x. Fulton cutting. Homer
Folks pr Phlllys Van Ing"n. Henry
Fl.l-uhman. Henry RiC,.. Df Charles f..
Nammack DR. David Bovaire and Or.
g. Lloyd McG1Idcr.
With the letter 80 Nr. 81 raus ia en-
clp-.'d resolution passed ~ ~. meet X
which requests him 10 confer with com
'ntff.,' composed 81 ' Everti Macy. Dr.
Abraham jacob Homer Folks and Mrs
H. BORDEN Hartman. The letter says
thar this request for a conference" indi-
Gates a da-irp IN IN" par II individuals
and yhIlant hrnpic agencies 20 cooperate
with him IN keeping RI" depots open and
ylntiuu
We appreciate your long and sIst aimed
efforts 10 bring about the past ouriZat ION
II cIfy milk supplies and TO reduce infant
mortality thereby. and we recognize that
IN. dissemination ~ milk j. public
health measure - great import anCe. We
h.lisv" that your 'iep1t= should he con
tinupd and their work enlarged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
CHEMISTS WaTCH ALCHEMIST.
y. %. Gleason " orks ORGANIZATIONS over .
Paste That's Ia Berome silver.

SCRANr'S Pa Sept - ~ tho in
stance 4 - Granger two chemists
can" - ~" "Itv t1-dav - attend demon
-tratI.n gwen between ~ and o'clock
Ms even NJ ~ the laboratory e DR.
l.ange The tests vera GIN hv the
Germantown Chemist + - Gleason.
who - Under arrest h"ra ~ N" Ir-tanr"
~ Dr Lang" IN Charr" - forgery and
fi.-.. ur.'arsa
Grarrr- 10 PhIain'phian ~ means
VIII say. fha' DO e yyrllug ~ back Glaa-
SON AT ss"urn So =" hail fnr him 900
'Isa 't- chemist demonstrates that b"
IS al. - make good hl- claim thai he
can nI.t,p,v Pm" Iuanr'v 81 pure silver
With ~. ,.i { hrs" metals
IN" chemist. who came ha-a Nor"
J VI Johnson - ~. Spruce stree. rhill-
d"lrhin ard C"r-e" Gray of Twelfth
street. Philadelphia whr has a lIhp-a-
tory iu Ncva'h
pr Lang" took no ra-t IN 49," ayr. ri
nentS. Iir sand t'.rt b.. was nu' DISPOSED
20 interfere m any wsv and nh",rfullv
CAV" Ep th" ice ~ hi !ah.ral Dry fpr th.
te-'-
Prcs'n' at the experiment vs. ere Glea-
son. Gran ger IN" two chemists Attorney
George " Watson and several cpnSta
hl".
NEWSPAPER men we're haired and -.
uartIg'Jau'. IN IN" afa.r would H.; talA
- the writers. Bur tho reporters found
convenient viudrV from which they
watched uI@ra'Iuns
Gleason took ~" lead ~ every thing nj
would Accept very Itil" as-I.'anc.- from
80" "th.r chemists FROM What could
u- seen D." went through 4 form - IN
cluti'I,u ana prayers In" Watching
newspaper men could see hI- lips move
whr" b" Kept hi eyes closed
Tho result 81 the test was 4 biR mass Il
pa-t. - IN. constituency ~ bread dough
From thr- past" thr silver - 10 he obtained
hut. " must be- allowed To dry. - that
nothing moro could h. done tins evening
In" ts-IS were apparently made with
q the greatest care. Tn" chemists were
particularly careful 81 every ,ngrssii.nt
put into the Iazt" Npf satisfied with tho
rNaCtu'ss- 1t ~" scales ~ th" laboratory
they ,rut everything Out tp ia" nearest
drug -tDr" To- bs weighed
The visiting chemists apparently were
not PLEASED with ia. fact that GLEASON
wuuld not I.f them take q prominent part
~ the experiment ~" insisted on hand ing
Everything hifu-"f
Aft"r IN" experiment Chemist johnson
made u known that ha was q doIbiIng
Thomas and Will have - b." shown
haTpra he -Ip-criipe- to the ztatsment that
Gleason - able 10 make good his claim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
TUO BOi SUIWuTRS DROu>
Policeman. Irving "a save Them. Himself
BraNrh Hescur,I

Ms Mar ~,Nr-.N..- looking F-,-, a
p"r' - ~" .uaI bars" Pilgrim. moorad a.
tho coal yagts a. Fest Four - rect about
noon YESTERDAY. saw 'wD ,.''I. bows com.
down 20 a tuIkh"ai and prapare for a
swim N" wa',h"d fN"'u nuNIu.ls.v VII on
th"v dv"i ard 'pa'l"i around + nr
n"If her va, uv"r years Old
Er"ttv soon On" 90 M" bows went under
When he cam" up h." ,aspoi and triad 'r
c-' for holy. Nv' ougli make no sound
HIS companion grabbed a. him and Mrs
SC1re. h"r screamed for h-'p
\ truck driver ~ "a pier near bv lost hIs
he.d and ran up and down ~" rvI,h aaI
without Offering assis'auoa Finally H.
cycle Policeman Edward conrad 81 'r.
West luTh street station ra'u. running
throw ~ his coat and plunging 900 srar'..t
after the bows hand over hand ~"
grasged one ~ them and tried To- drag !. 'u
back toward the bulkhaad. az the rfp 81
The. strong ..Nt 'Ii'. bDrs. nm over toward
tho Fourth street pier The other boy hat
suns pu' - sight
touTpi found b" ha'i lps' has wind 10 hi-
two hlu.s run ~" aud IN" toy wee"
gong under when b" mauac.l To E"' hlr
. legs aroma ne. Toy = body Then SWIM.
ming with ht- arms free IN" policeman
reached -" pier and gra-'-'d ~" slippery
piles that support u
ON the other SIDE. 81 the Fourth street
per the ferry hpai Bronx ~ rnoored for
1 repairs \ tall lpngshOrcman. Mike Hag-
J gertv. ~ 1912 Av"nu" \. ~" father ~ -sy 90
children. rhm. running over II" pIing"i
I into the -wirlfng current and W., horn"
out To III" weakening policeman A. h"
! approached iUnrad'z strength gave out
' and letting ~ MS hold upon the hoy b"
sank gasping beneath the water
Haggerty grabbed at him. took on"
hasty Hook 10 II the hoy was within
r.arh and then turned back toward the
/ bulk head "" dragged IN" exhaust 81
| policeman against the current 20 safety
! 80 more wa seen II either toy and their
! bodieS have. not vet b'.'.n recovered
T Pubic school lNN turned put 10 pupils
I for the noon rrC'--- and the curious chill
/ dr.n crowded IN" pier until ;olica re-ery''-
hal 20 ~. called out Mrs FannI" Strgm
! 81 $50 Gosrrk -ire't. seeing the crowd.
went 10 th" pier wiih her hahy ia her arms
"a $50. what ~ was all about When she
3 saw the TWO small piles ~ clothing AZ ~"
dye ~ the pier and heard thai Two isryS
had he.n drowned she tainted ppn
recovering -h. idsnllii-d ~" clothes a.
] those oG her ~on Hyman. who Wa- . !
years old. and Harry BTodsky. Q. u a.
East Houston street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
ORITI nm

word va. -%cc.,,"d t"-dsv o. ~, di,sA,h
f'ur' Nidndiih dE"d d N"af-. a mission
'.rna H." a.. owe IRON, Standrtns
sp'" H0 account ~ 'rp across ~" Japan
50 100 -''r'..f 'u H Nt.n'fuU from - ,ug's
90 NtFt-a-. ''r.uHu mad" al aboard
-..e 10 .. ,'~- lw.'l ..a' BIZ" iio uu' 20.
cover h.. To-. "Ir'' ~'anarnt va H.ru
'..u 't" N-wn.rtr N.ai"m, -" vpu
% state .'r".'t-n'l % '"u"'l 1uo a''"r
u.r-rN I'.-uIuEl,al SEMINAR. H."r- h"
'uI-y"N Nh .'" las "' |.H. ~" as
assistant RECTOR 100 N'Nh.rsh and 100 sep
r"rup"r ven 200 'EIut a Ui--fvrHr,
LAT Fsbr..arr ~ married INN E"u"cca
l"rrauge. ia EtIer ~ an Episcopal minis
TOP a. Marion. Ind She a. q missionary
Co nluI ana hat beet" A '"Ach"r ~ - " stat .
Norma. cooley. ~ N-N pAl'y. y Nr
uruihrr. Ben amin S.andung Of N~whuIgh,
and nv '~o -l-ter- Mr. Richa-d = Hrocka
UaE % N"N b.ryu ana Mrs George
stevens of N~v Canaan. CONN
Word mas been r"-"tvaf n New Haven
~ The dearu ui Mr. Laura Nur's. "a Year,
and mo'har ~ Trof John Wur'. Of ~"
Vale laW school ~ Honolulu HaWau. 90.
Sundsv PnTIn,oniA Nss ne cau-e ~
- the late John tlArHsDH Nay Of rive. .
and until about 40 years ARo uN~d M NeN
nc world and mn hrI NaN nom" h"'am" lil
~ Honolulu Mr. Mur'- leaves TNs sons
The u'hsrs besides Prof NurT- are Z haTlss
Pemb~r'on ~ ,hicag". Alexander . 81
pi''=hurg Randolph - Iht,agn and ptrrr"
Ns- Marina " Wur'. ~ N"U IA - me
Intsrm-nr viii take place
Paul W"gmAn G-rIusn n.Nsuaper
man. Nh" -"rv"d A. member -! 'h" h"att
Of A--a-sur- under VIA or Nc lelIan. % ad
,u Nonian 81 pfUmaln" POISONING A. h'-
home so Na,en'"eu'h street. Br"pAI'u
M" sa- 100 hi- forty hith car ~" "an"
%. 90. a. eel. a IA 10
F... ann. Uas. 81 the nd i'pf~ On me hrppk IVA
E..., gr...s he -.r, "d GA other '"fiuau
,ar-r- aud N l."'i VA arr" .n'cd A. "
-..--pf ~. rsluHgsd 20 several Herman
-.. r.'."-. including 'r" Ar'"u aud ~'ug"I
uuni ~" b.. survived by hr- wife and 'Nu
.rIIur"u
fsrdeur OF The B"wery Mission led ~ b.
HON" :" Mpan" place. hii"ow0"id. y y
y"-r"rIar morning "" Wa torn m ta-,
hampton T. siNiy "n" years AZ" ant
after = lew Years In san Francisco CAME
B 49, --r'lfny ~ N"W lor- seven ear
Is :" ue mo. - ." Bloomfield VI Mershon
ot- Al elder 40 DO. ~ ; lrs' Prcsh yt"f iaiI
''.-.H ~. w. q u-ph-N ~ ~" fev.
= '. and =, 'Irdren. for -ons and two
H"u-y Moore ~ wear. old sad 20 have
h".-p 'U" Oldest man 20 Long Island 'uH.
- dealt ~ %" 'Ufn" ~ HI ION 20 la. ~
ne vas horn in ENGLAND wr"r" Do" Wa
graduated from 'r'erin1ry college. and
cam" 90 america m f-ta ~" "as a,'''"
20 a daughter Mrs Na'farlHns %" = -Ir-
,t,a,i hr one. -ou Dr Moore ~ Albany
pr J"'n T. phunr- died last nigh IN
,ian- 100 N~V Has~u. bot had no. prn"'i-'d
ht. profession Tor y~ar- "" va- - wear
Of ~" ana during tho 'tNIl Nat w. -uf
Nf'.r 'n,. ar he vent - Sav Haven aud
pTs cft-..d ru.dicine Later h~ took up ~"
.tut. uGluD Ii- wife died som" ear ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
UtTER SUPPLY AsSrRED.
TarrSto~n Expects Relief From shortage
by Tomorrow Morning

TARRTrowS. sept 2O.-The Consol-
dated Water Company announced TO-
night that IL had decided to tap Oh. Cro-
ton Aqueduct at Ardsley instead Of a
shaft becauss u can he done more
quickly. by working tonight and to-
morrow the work will be completed
and there will be relief by Thursday
morning New York city has agreed
To let m" company have 5000 on gallons
MoUNr VERNON. sept. 2O.-NIayor Fisk
said TODAY that there IL no ground for
fearing water famine in Mount var-
non. although PocantIco Lake IL almost
entirely dry and other supply sources
rendered useless nv the lack Of rain
Mount Vernon ~ receiving about two
thirds OF IN" usual water supply through
"A sixteen inch main from the AIamaro-
neck River
A sewer ~ being laid beneath the Noun,
Vernon water main from the Mamaro
neck River IN New Rochelle IL was
thought that IN" blasting might damage
the main and cut Of the local water s1Ir,-
ply. Mayor Fisk conferred with Navor
tolWell Of New Rochelle this mOrnine
and an agreement was reach ed whereby
all blasting m the vicinity - the water
main will be discontinued for a time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
MILLS WIFE'S PHISICIi\.
Man sued for NV orc~ Then Fires Fatal
bullet Into IIis own Head.

ATLANTA. sept ~ Alleging that his
wifs's affections had been alicnated
William G. cox this afternoon shot and
killed DIR. J. r. Sewell. one 81 the leading
physicians ~ Atlanta. AZ soon a. Cox
was certain that DR. Sewell was dead
he put a bullet through his own head
inhicting a fatal wound
The tragedy occurred in Or Sewe =
Office. The doctor had just dismissed a
patient when Cox entered without a
word he shot the physician through the
body and again through the head
cox examined his victim tn make sure
he was dead and then shot himself. falling
across the CORPSE ot Dr Sewell
\ week ago Mrs Cox. who - very
hind-ome woman sued her husband for
divorce COX told friends that Dr Sewell
ustigated the divorce, suit and threatened
To- get even. DIR Sewell was marned and
had several children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
UrO CHl>ES mNtWu HoRSE.
Policeman Leaps From Running Hoard
and Is DraEEeSi- BrIdgr Case Too.

race b~'Ween an automobile ard a
runaway horse snded Yesterday az Rcd
I'D and Tilden AVENUES Brooklyn.
With Policeman Peter Maitland q the
FA,tu-h precinct underneath the AM
nal and struggling lines Of trafic scat 70
'"rad haphA2ard 10 either side 81 the Wild
course
The horse started 20 run A. clark son
.'r"st during the lunch hour and what
~ clearing the school children og'
90 no vav and warning 'rsfc Maitland
SOD his first Try for the r"lns An
% .'u driven bv Hugo jain Of 10 No-trand
o .nr.I" was standing near by Maitland
... .u'-d the step on the right and tod
'. Oh t-Iv.r 20 hear down on the left -id"
''- horse. which was lunging along ~
r. 80 ( rsetar'ng hight wagon Hpr-"
..f wagon bsloug TO Henry struts. {"
d. 90 - lisa No-trand avenue
' F'a'httsh ay"nu" N" aV'omObli"
..-t 90 and m" hurs- sw"rv"i Tor ~"
..paIs Maitland grabbed IN" r"Irs
20. hand and then. unable 10 man
'- aIulnhrium, was swung ont ard
..uder rho CATERING hont- For
.o.s- Maitland. who - six f""' tall
.... 90 about 2pI pounds clung 20
81. with one hand and c!os-.t ID"
90. - 'ostrIls with he other
.,.... 'r. crowd pulled Maitland from
.. .... ne. horse he was taken 20 ~"
.urI-e ~ rhe automobile whore Dr
.t. krngs county Hospital found
.. vas suffering from shock.
a.i wrist and a broken finger and
...f o. a.. him home m the anbu-
Mainland insisted on returning
after 10. Rad a change ~ clothes
3. - g"1r- u.d. lives az i53 '"rn"liA
t.... trG 'i- sen On IN" polio" fore"
..a..f s"t~-
...,-.. l.,,.-a "a u, a delivery wagon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
FOR,kER MY T,kE SrJ VIZ.
Harding. Tor cavern Of onto. Expects
His Help, b,u Ex-senator Hasn't Promised

COLUMPrS OHIO. Sep 20 Forme-
senator Foraker - expected tn get int
10" Ohio campaign this fa'l Warren
Harding. candida" fur Governor. for
wears was stiu.r Fprak"r supporter
lie Sa'd to-day that %" expected Foraker
would take an" stump for hlm ard At
Republican STATE h"adluar;sr- the -afrr
opinion wa "Nur">-.ad Foraker how
ever ~ an lu'"r,IuN a. cincinnati tonight
cast -Dtu" duuH' 90 ~" matter He Said
/ have uu' promised 20 max" aUy
.paaVh.s NO. rau I -av ~ nm, tlrn'
r"'har stall enter actively mt fh"
campo IN
Foraker has taken no ac'Iy" part %,
no Ssuara
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Inc-n.Ilar, Fir- In " mIamsburE

Policeman cook - the Singg street
station. Williamsburg. found fir" IN a
large pIIe 81 al soaked rubbish ~ the
ssrpnd hoor hall u tenement dwelling
az "a Varet street early Yesterday morn
Ing. CoDk sem in an alarm ani ,hs'G
helped many tenants 90 he - re't
Mrs Pauhno Inunskv. aged -. fell
twenty feet FROM q rear fire e-oaIP and
vas rally CIT on the head and iacr She
IWAs taken TO Sc GATHERINGS Hospital.
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New burEh Ga he RrrounIrd o. Can
SHOW the C~asgi= tlurrau.

NAsHISGroS sept ?" census bir""-
tor puraud to-day promised Fre,l"rlDS
n oxford - Nrwhurgh. y \. that no
would order q Recommendation II the
papulntlon ~ . part ~ tn. city II u could
ba shown. - Mr. GtHord represent -,i.
tnat the 90 n-'ir figures returned Z" Wash
iugton were about ~" below IN" actual
count.
Director lGlrnnd will make com
pari-on - the figure returned Nv the
Government snuneritor with thu-" taken
locally. with view ~ determining
whether u - necessary e. max" re-
enumeration
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..H!>,En, sept - Arrived : Joe
..,, T.Hr'r,l - Annapolis cr'u-"r
..'. - B.TaIp. collier Lebanon
. rr-u..'r y " h1'rl"ship Iowa
.".- N.-ttI - TDmpkIu-vIIl". gun
r.r-'. wu 80 .ulv"r.'Ira. tuiDru
...gIE GItn.ar - thImbu'~ PERI
..r '.v NurL gsrrus'- Albany and
." rr'atrs ava 'nrI..t'"- BafnhrItg",
.'.. .Hr.rray and Dale 81 Hnr gkDng
,r.sI Submarine Viper from Nor
"a '.r Annapolis
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Rvrun " Hoou"-. a hpnkN""T"r, oi 2i9
Nest i.I-t - rect. ha- flied a I"irl'n ~
bankruptcy wI'h Iinlh'I"- sos ana ~
-..'- ~ ,,.u'- cash 90 tank. li'' owes ~"
Manhattan E-u.rIrtu club. .ul West
I8Fh - rect. s. fnr iu-- AM among ~"
other d,.lt- an" fr- Npari and lodging
So loan saGI Two duciur- 81. laundry
So and ac,idrn' pplIHy premium SO.
IT,. fIs.d the j-frtluu A. q i.pur l'r-vu
4 rrr ilfpr.' f.,tIfl,u 10 bankruptcy has
ie.n flui agaiu-' 'u" spence blak"
K.nNv COMPANY ut - last Forty second
- rect and a al" "a iur'ulu-IT" ~ "a II 'pi-'d
,.t4-fYrHng