nut-31111111 311111111131.
ESTABLISHED BY.
'E 11111 1.. Go den, administra 1:11
:with the will annexefi of the
.,cstate of James Go tn, dc-
ceased, Publiehcr. 1
1111. plan suspected, had been previoup-
ly. considered, and ivith acme care;
and was adopted by the meeting as
‘1'itl1e 111111 ocholne. guaranteeing 113 it
1 9 , d 1 fl 1.1
TUESDAY. App. 19, 1.9.3. 121‘
.a M
OUTH NORWALK BOARD 1
OF TRADE.
PresidentuNehemiah Candee.
Vice-President—Charies J. Plda
goon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadloy.
doea.9.l‘.9l1o 111111111 interests of all aeo-
11.101111“ of the new city. and espooially
those of the outlying wards.
Those present at the meeting were:
E. J. Hill. Charles W.Bell,Tl101uas1
Rakelly William Al1rena,Samuol L.
Lynee Joseph A Currier Charles H.
Dllworth, Stephcnt S.Hatc11. Charles
B. Miller, Archie F Nash, Samuel C.
lroland, Edward B. Doulens, Herbert
- . 011' the first 11 at
11111111 he 11111111111. or the filth Warn: John Murphy rece’iv d 3; Joseph
the delegates 11-0111 each word nomln-icicumblpy, 1- poll P 11111211 111111111 1.
‘ cling the members of said committee Thorn 11113
from their own ward; and that 9111-“ was token and Mr. (1 mbloy received
ture conventional for the purpose Niall live ballots cud ‘ 6 was declared
nominating coudldutoa to be voted up 'electod. -1 = '1‘ '
ion at the bi-onniul tom and city also i The committal; on t t di111lerfor the
tee. 1 manta wrap-e made no 1 Thursday ev
Seventh: That the chairman oil the 1oping, 1111511151, g1 ‘ 1
Republican town committee of the A vote 01111111111115 was voted to
first and third voting districts of the i Councilman Milne for having electric
town of Norwallt and the‘ 11111111111911 1111111 placed in the council rooms
of the Republican towu committee or Tho eldbwaik condiione on Frank-
tlle second voting district of sold town, 19 lln avenue were tnkel‘
Eehall issue the call for the town undilotod that, if the work woe not done
9'citi convention, that shall nominmie within the specified ime 111111.11“.
candidates for towu and city ofiiooo.!city should do the or]: and place
Ifor whom all the electors of the to 111 leans against the properties to cover
more another ballot i
lions, shill “be 11111111111 by cold 110111111111 city onlolala 111111ch but all 11111111111111 l
"D and it Wae‘
. nw‘ll guardian no he
’hung up the receiver of a long {din
tunce telephone in his office here; to
ido‘y “'No, l have not board from
Thaw. but I am donvlnced he in not
in Canada." 1
More complication; 1
WASHINGTON. Aug 1941111111: K.
Thaw may be ext 11111111 from 1311111111111
9011‘ a warrant charging bribery, but .
there is no provisions in any of the i
itrontlce between the United States
‘au‘d Great Britain for. extradition on 11
charge of conspiracy, except conspir-
acy as it relates to conspiracy to re-
volt against the master of a chip on;
the high new. There in no provisioni
for extradition on the charge "fugi- ‘
tive from justice " ‘
Those are the views of 'Siuté ‘De'!
partment officials based upon the‘
Low Price
earance Sale
All Records Broken
s Smashed
SPECIALS
,1... Treasurer—Matthew Corbett. A Mathewson. Edward Godfrfiyliand city may vote at the election. 011119 expenao _ treaties or 1842. 1889, 1900 11111111905.
‘ 9111;15rCE1beedRafilflregl. $153111 ‘31; 3:131:1133011 the first Monday or 00th 1 The meeting was the“ adjourned in none of those conventions 111‘ “18"”. my FOR‘“ i
INJATURE A 1 '1 ”'m~*'r'—1‘~n“hot pursuit" clause which Would '
‘1»: M TOMog'RMOAVVN'AC FQR weld F Smith. Rufus J Smith, Harry} Upon the acceptance of the resold-1M“! [My BET‘WE“ germit the arreef'of'a fugitive who;
,High tide 13 -43 3.111.; 1:05 p. in. W. Mather. Stewart Elliott. Percy 9thna. the meeting adjourned. succeeded in getting across the 1101- 1 ‘ 1 .
Sherron Wesley G Wood A E. Eld-i W .
Sun rises 5:116; sets 6 :45 1 '1 c " nu" m 011191" lust ahead of his captors .
‘ ridge, Edward J [fidl‘lgafl James A a ‘ ‘ ' E Immigration authorities here} he- 1 1 1, .
‘ Brown“ F, A. Wadsworth. Frederick WWI.” EXTEND WINE 'l (go r31. lieve Thaw could be detained and “‘1 ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
EVENING SENTINEL 'i‘ELE‘ H. Qul‘nmrd. George H Vosbursh- I y iron ll 3* ' turned to the United States by the ' ‘
PHONE CALDS. John-\v. Smith George L Oliver, W-ill ITE To GIT' LINE ‘tl at h} t 19 Canadian immigration authorities ”I9 2500 yards of 12 1-2 and 151: Wagh Goods. Special ‘ 3 yards the
ti” 992-2——News Department. ”m G. Lecoum Hiram B West wu- , momma. mm first page.) ' H 9'- 00“ a "all" 985' 0f 306101119 an Insane man. or an undemmne we" 9 251; French Percale: or Penance. 36 inches Special ........ 12 A
if. 92-3--—Busmess Department. liam F Tammany, E E Gorhum and} i e and that h“ was making for the‘11311: Huck a-Buck Towels 19 11140.
‘ 1388—1-Branch Office, Norwalk.
8911 —-Editor’s Residence.
. ‘ 239-5--City Editor’s Raidence.
George M “111/
Elf-Congressman E. J Hill was elect
ed chairman of the meeting. and
qm
coast and lanned to sail for Euro a
110 be carried to the city line on Mill; .He did nfit appear really disturbid
11““ Jon“ D Milne 39°“ in favor of‘ by his detention her . declunlng that
the petition, and thought that it would us he had committe no crime he
t'l’hey have no definite information.i9
however, of the provisions of the Can 1
gadian law 1
OTTAWA.0111., Aug.19.——The.0on-‘
Limit Three to a customer
Dresses and Kimonos
inent it must he undel'laid with a love:
1 and activity of all the people and a ly explained the
zeal which promotes the comfort and those who has framed the resolutions. ‘
. within its borndels
lpeople of. the country.
try sit up and take notice if the civic present would be in no sense binding.
spirit has nothing back of it more yet such action would be in the nature
substantial than pride it soon becomes of a p1eocdent,1fnd uould undoubted?
which lolnlnunds the combined energy" ]y no follou ed by the Republican pally .
rusty and useless; to become perms. hereafter
Attorney George H. Vosburgh brief-
motives
welfare of the people and the pros 9’lllo lesolutious which were unani-
perlty of every industry and business‘ 111011st adopted lead as follows:
This active spillt is an ever llviug' this meeting;
force. We have all recognized it ini F1151: i‘hai. cuuluses ol‘ the Rt‘pub
the‘ Spll it of Galveston." “The Plan llcuu clettors of the town and city of
of Des Moiues. " and the “Way of Mcr fxoruullt be held on the some day and
lden," and other newspaper llcadllnesgut the some hour ill the
which put the commendable action 01'“ ardb of said city for the purpose
“‘9‘ citizens or “"9 places before the electing delegates and alteluutes from
each of said wardc. as hereinafter pro-9
This is “1““ gives a 800“ foundu- vided. to a Republican town and city
“011 for the work of a board of trade,
a merchants’ association or any cuter-1
prising civic body that moves to make
nutualing;
RESOLVED: that it is the noose ol 9
respective 9
of '
Counsel James T Hubbell and Street
.Commisslonen Edward Duffy to consti-
tute the committee.
The meeting “uncalled to order
.ehortly ,nfter 8 atolock. by Maycr Ed-z
:ward J. F‘lnnigun. The minutes of.
the last meetinglvvera road and accept- ‘
9e1i on vote. There were preSent
Councilmen Howard. Burnell, Chand-
:lel‘. Milne. 11nd Culllll.
F. D. Webster appeared before and
39111111911101] to the board for n sewer ill
‘(,'liff strcct. Muyor Finnlgnu said that
;tilcre was no money to do the work
with this present your.
John anicnnt. of Norwalk. apJ
peeled and asked if something could
he done to better the new or conditions
9111 Union Pluce and Beltieu av.enue
On motion it \1 as voted that this mut-
9i
conv;ention which ('(mlenilml 811d“ 191' be referred to the city engineer or and said 111111 he
inoullunte all candidates of the “owl" ““111 90“" i0 30 ahead With what at once from the pictures which he.
licun party for all town and city 05 '
work that will be found necessary to
.tion on the train 11'
anid that while bourd for his home the local police with the Thaw cage
‘ seat oftlle county till
over the Maine (‘cntr i at some point egraphic request was received here to-
uouth of Colebrook 19H , last night. day- trom Harry K Thnw asking that
This branch of the road extends to: a large sum of money be sent to him
Portland Maine. 111111‘ 1the police think} at Coatlcook Que" where he was cup-
tllat their prisoner tick the train all tured early today.
Portland, Maine. Queboc Police Act
His movements 11111 attracted atten- ! MONTREAL. Aug 19~—The Quebec
ere described til-{provincial police department today in-
the local police bv heriff Kelsey ini 9“.“de Chief Detect me \jccaekill to
asking for the man's arrest Kelsey” proceed at once w Contlcook to agent-t
C
L
l" Colellrook N ‘1' on the north} John Hoolillan. head oftlle local 1m
bound iruin, he heard a mun sitting:I migration department gale his opln
opposite him inquire ‘of another in the:I ‘0“ that Thaw could and ”key, would
seal at his rear wtere the countv be deported 1111 1:111 undesirable immi-
ough which they grant
were then massing nus located. The
man replied that he (id not know. but.
added, 1101111ng to kclsey. “that man remained today that the conspirators
colour. the aisle migll tell you. '
uho effected the eecnpe of Thaw from
Kala” mde to ml“ 111 the strong 'the Multcaw 1111 Asvlum for the Crim-
ecoglllzcd Tm liual Ineano had been fully identified
indications were. that the leader of
\ .
Butler Led Rescue Party.
NEW YORK, Aug, 19.~I.iitle doubt
9hnd seen of him. lie explained that
“NORWALK'S' BUSY CORNER"
Sturdy Values, Special
81: 10c. 12 1421: Figured Lawns—5000 yards Dainty Figured Lawns for
................ Special So a yard
. $3-..-WNM-W l 501: and 75 Plain nd Fanc Silk 1
' W I _ Frederick H’ anmrd was elected be a good. “1mg He made a motion could not be cxtrad ted. ladiuu immigration authorities declar— S “me a y o—-—Remnants, Odds and Ends
HAT EVERY CITY NEEDS. secretary. that the petition be accgptad and “1911- in com ith t l ad this afternoon that Harry K Thaw be .......................................... 101: yard
~16.- Ex«Co r semen Hill ad few re 11' pony w w men. one argei ‘ 49c, 59c and 69': Dress Linear—All marked for Clearance. all colors,
9 ng e . 111 e a , a committee be maimed to take 1. e and strong appearing and the other would be deported from Canada under
(Norwich Bulletin). marks on the importance of the meet mattel up with My. Bennett Mayor h ‘1 1 ti 1 fl ' .. “1" white. """" ' """"""" ----- - ----- 9909'“ 33°
‘Evel'y city needs a distinctive spirit ing and the necessity of using one 'pm 1 n no lubed Councilmen Ca slightly built and b0“ smooth- shaven. t 6 mm gra on regu a ”3' 1 251: Mercerized Batiste ........... 10¢ a yard
, , .9 n g 11 p0 _ , Th w 9 _ ....................
. 'which makes the people of the coun- and that while the action of those hill. Chandlerv. Milne, Gorporatlon 9. 11900191118 to En; pone"- came! PITTSBURGH P11 \ug 19 A tel $175 English Lang Cloth """""""""""""" $100 per piece
16c Crinkied Crepe. white and‘colors ............. . ....... 9 3—4 cents
$1.25 Heavy irloh Table Linen...
.......... . ..... 75centaYd
‘ Kelsey followed the man to Coati-
cook, where he says he was arrested.
Acording to Kelsey. the man he be-
lieves its-Thaw, was g‘inquiring of
others on the train the location of the
SILVERMINE ART-
lSTS.
The sixth annual exhibition of the
Silver-mine Group of Artists will open
Saturday August 23rd and will con-
EXHlBlTlON
‘ " u r count sent and someone directed him time the ‘Zith, 23:11, 30111 3131 and
cities bigge’ “d better. licos, for whom all of the clettore otleliminnte nuisance. Communications they were 1 (‘0. dounty nnd tlmtfihe company “as lllchard I B tie y 1 1- ll 11
This is. the way anv gm- may , 1 (01min: 1:. member of the 391.311; ion: to the sheriff Kelsey, saying the a 11. l 1 use Sepiem‘ :91 Jet. _
hi _ f 1 : . 9auid town and city may vote at the were then called for by the Mayor and the county oeat w animator. The} 9 11111 {-1590 engaged in the tar could tell him .. . ‘1' The exhibition 1.1'l contain the
lac eve its 11 lest dentin). They nmiolectlnll to be held on the first. Monday sucker for [momma noticed ‘ihat Auolfil i. 1 9
take on no metropolitan hire. for “Wot October, 1913
la petition from the eelectmfzn to
_ widen Cross street for the new bridxf'
(1' rill t
the aheriffacve 1i him lcloseli and final- 91119 M drinking water cm on gs 11
Kelsey looked at the man rather
works (if F M, Ashe. Solon Borglum,
. ' . 1" lg : l I . 1’ .
.1 .air 0f well founded enterprise is sccond: That said caucuses in the’ to be erected at that place was read [9539999011191- 11““ l to clung-19.929101191021139 the hotliler9 to 31113133112111 I1311111113 2111111211011 1:11:13:-
7 Burrougll. . first third and fourth words sllull be On motion it was voted that the mat “You don't know tvho l um.’ Butlers Chief ass; 111911111 959111115 9 ” ”TIM ld ouk o fttow “11): am m'n Howard l—lildcllrandt Henry G.
" .9 The cities that ““3 Hugo “d m trailed by the chairman of the RepuD-' 9ter bc left to the lllghuay committee “\i all " answered the sheriff. ”1911.119 boon Roger “0111113191. “9“ Y cou T218 (largest; gm: 131::- Thomsou Fred C. Yolln’and Henry
.- playing airs dew-5““ m" flutes 0“ lican town toluullttec 01 the first and and corporation counsel to investigate could make 1 pletlyl good guess that known here M n chauffeur in 091111150 “011 are an cu. egm‘tfeg his Salem 11mm.“ and Clmhes Relffel
penny whistles urn nlwuys failures. third voting districts of the town Olland report at the next meeting. WW. re Harri Thaw. lived with his mother on e cry no i 1e strange}? dzrd Wilma ed '1 “no have New“) come into “10'
1‘ “““"'“"""‘"‘"" Norwulk, “and in the around and ilflh‘ Thu council receiicd a petition from‘ “You’re rilzlll," said the stranger 11111111 emplotad in a department Store identity 11111 a e m you on 1
RIGHT TO THE. POINT. unlds b it 1.1 1 Li R 11 L .. . 1 The housekeeper today said Roger 11am me. you couldn't harm me if Clo). 99
' y to cm mum of le epu the property (”111618 on Fnlrvlew are but you or.» not int rested in me. l left home on Pride} mmmng ld‘él te‘l 10H wanted l0.‘ . I The “‘9“ 0f “’9 (“b grew out Of ’4
1 Pittefleld Eagle.
‘ up some of the cinch? If their figure. mm“ m cho
Governor Sulzer does‘not look as"
much like ilenry Clay as he (lids—5‘0”“g mm“ 0‘ the
town 01‘ Nor-
.* ever} 111' sold ClilltllBL‘S shall designate
The Bulknns having at last ended
their wars can now settle down to: purpose for which each or said can
llruu town (ommlttee of the second hue and Maple street hill asking for have committed no crime
water connections. This matter was
(.‘ity Engineer William J. Wood Jr..,’
theh tiny. hour and piano at and the rol‘oulmended that tho contraCtor Wild Cunada.‘
Illaii completed the road work on
i can not
be extrddltod and it would he 11 wldete i111; his mother that he could be gonci
‘for two or tllrec days He was expo: 1- .
walk; and that the cull for each and referred to the water COmmissionerS. of time for you to iptorferc with me 1
191! home inst night she added but he
ldid not return
i am going abroad mid will soil from
; About two months ago Thompson'
Thaw 111.110.11.511 :1 tviell to get to the
The two men then discussed the sit-
uation briefly.
At this station Kelsey left the train
as did one of two-men who were 111:-
conlpnnying the supposed Thaw.
Later Kelsey obtained the assist-
Conversntixm between E. M. Ashe.
Solon Borglunl. William A. Boring and.
Addison T. Millur in which it was
“suggested that thc articts of Silver-
mlue should meet for the purpose of
criticising; each other's work.
'left the city icmporulilv saying he
be held ‘Pros cct avenue Dover treot 11d Grand Trunk lluilwziy line. which he . .. . .. ,
work to my the cost, estimated “leaner. mm“ D 5 a . , , 1. The name of The knockers won
I l Third: That each of sold uurd can (Hymn... avenue take the 13,09 would take thuchei It was explain-1“" going 1" ”08‘0" Thomp‘o" i all“ 0‘ L1 W- Barber and “11118? 9 b .
$1.350.0001.000 to say nothing of 400,- .descrlbed as a mild manner. but a given to the (ill , and it is Significant.
000 lilee lost in battle or in conne-‘
quenco of the war. —.\'ew York World.
.......
It is 11111101 discouraging to learn
ill their own ward :13 said wold lnav
don for him, has been arrested for run ‘yill'nn pariv for oil uul‘d dietllct and
Ding 11 post office ill Mlt'lliglln.--Spring.' other offices, for whom only the olcct-
field fUnlon. I011; 01 their own ward may vote lit
. a...
Asollcd pcttlcoul token 1111 the r0'51l0111l111 Ur gum)“, in”
011598 shall elect a ward committeemtones out of the road which were 1111- ed to him that he will; then approach
consisting of such number of rcsldonlg hovered by 1;". recent ruin. it was 110 i log the (‘unndlan border. and tho
,votod. On motion it was Voted tilnt
dotormine 111 said caucus each of mild the city cllzinecr and the corporation “’9“ ““199 “'9“
that the. Ohio convict who wrote alwuld committees to call a cnucus in‘ volume] notifi the properiv owners on llhe wished to reilcli theG
. pocln, cutillcd Another Chance," the their oun uuld for the purpose ol;1hcsc streets to lay curb and guttereshe would 1“"3 to drive “5 WM“ or
literary merit of which won 11 pmJnolulnallng candidates of the iiepubu within 31) days or the city would do 3““) Thaw inquired lilo Mill MM? t0'
the uork 11nd put :1 lien on their
property. 1
i The folloulng petition ulgned by?
lullll ulcltlon to be hold on the that prolmrty owners on V1 estport av.onuc nicompunlod Thaw
tidnre-dcvil as 11 chauffeul '
the Grand Trunk line lily nhout flf According to the state Burcnu of
of “a Maine (enlml Cbauffours' Licenses, Thompson cl)-
mud l‘runk plied for a licence on .lulv 23 111111 and
utter examination. one “as issued in
him. datod August 4 last.
leave the train and finally decided A third member “I "‘8 party was
Thomas Flood. a chauffeur, who own-
to get off 111 Barton. 5
Mcuutlnle one ‘of the men who had : ed hie own car. a Lululnuiet. lio lived
loft the train :11 at 114 Tooth nvenue Ne“ York. All
(olcblook N H 1nd nttomptcd lo‘ purenlly Flood remixed "lhaw of tho
Drew. and with an automobile they
followed the train. They learned that
9the stranger and his companion left
the train 111 Riverside. where they
wore jciucd by the other man. who
meanwhile had obtained on 11111011101
. bile and toxcllzcr they crossed ilw
3111111 into Culiudn, passing through Bur»
, ford lo Coallcook. Kelsey and his por-
ty followed and luld the man arrested
at (.‘oatlcook.
Tho prisoner told tho sllcriff limit
to any that the members live up to
that term in its fullest significance.
The club has been very careful in the
choice of its members who moi:
among the foremost artists of the
country.
The uleotlngs are held at the studio
of Solon llorgium every Sunday morn-
ing from curly spring to lain full. and
thch exhibitions of the past testify to
the earnest work of the artists.
1:11.111 llH'lllle and Mill Hill was recelv- . 1 ~~ . 1 " Olllvr members of the Club are
WWW out of the “8m, 8“”me 1‘. Hm“, “I“! the 11111111» in H“. ilrnt 1111111111 on motion of Councilman \lllue not an automobile Til‘ ‘1“? 11119111039919if9:;l:||:9lfll9-llt:9::;l: [Tflfillilligonw 3191993009: 1:103:11: 1112-1111. 11,1115111111110:1111:1131:1 Mrs. llurulum. Mrs, Hulchenn and
11611 liccnrll. . , , .pcklng Tlluw 111p o‘n lie of not 1110 . ' .1 , ,'
‘ 1111;130:1113: 12:9: £11.1(1a’1111‘11110111grills;‘301111113111:11.11121111121111111‘11111? 1,131“; 0! lilo llnc Sheriff Kelsey also loft. hollvy ulxiyllorscpowor touring 0111 iii! to his movements since.» Sunday. sir-€1939lltlélllllrlk9ll9 19111111191er jcvziclrz'aris
4*“ , - , . . . 1 . g 9 1111 " o l 1 rd no. on .
mm ““‘I bought “ "3‘38"“ dinner shall he l'culdeute of said that wurd;!1hp petition Councilmen (“handler the train "L COMM“ and WM” 1113:1313“: 3131033111??? “111.32135:11:31;‘11?“Miil‘fixgnfr‘? 1"“: 1:31:12: Hildchrnudt wifilsep miniatures ‘11:;
"l "in"? ‘1‘“ ll“ “ll-‘3 “1 “ti-‘3“ “W! 111111 the cuucuu ill the nocoud wurd: (.‘1,al1lll Milne corporation (‘Uunuel “MW“ companion 1‘“ in an auto ”w: I i U have that one of the mun with Thaw W9” kllUWll-
“n” “Wu“m' but in 5""3 wuz "1“" "’ nhnll 01ch six dull-gulch to mild con i .lumcu 'I‘. llubhcll and direct conlulle-' .allcrlff followed mm
Abe hlnl'lln. veutlon. all of chain sllull ho r1111!
“‘— dclllu of cold autolld want; that the
‘ “Give the Mexicnnn plcuty oi suns9mum“ in the third uurd mm“ ulett
no that ”W” 9““ M" “W“‘W‘VW nuye9 lllrcc litlegntcs to acid convention. all
illiorlran 1: liulkoiol. Thou the N" of whom uhull be luuldouto of mild
porter “dd“ “ ”WWW!“ 1° “‘0 effect 1‘1hild wur1l;thut the 1111111 my in the
“W “m lormor "mm” W“ i“ a pious- fourth word elulli olect three delegates
nnt frnnlc oi"111l11d.«««llxcllungo.
M.“ residents of illlld iourtll uurd;
D" “0‘ three United States counters that the mucus in the filth wnl'd shull
“b0 “m tolling “'0‘“ the big divl- clout lhrcu dcicuntcs to cold couvcu
dondn of ”‘9' “M0“ mm“ 1“ “‘93" tion all of whom shall be residuum
ports. own it to thoir estate» to 1111130: said fifth wurd- each of acid call-
0119 in its own manucr.
the some number of ultornnton to
1111111 convention. 1111 the number cl“
lit-119111111311 it elects.
Fifth: That at said lawn and city
undl
are reliable. they fire thinning u gol
den opportunity.~i‘ull River (Motel
Herold.
. “‘H
it in the. hope of the mapmakero that
to cold 1.0111 option. all of who illicit be;
leloncr icdwurd Duffy wore appointed
to not on the committee
19 Thu petition was its follows: i
Norw.ulk Conn. “Aug iitll,1913.‘
To the Honorable Mayor and Council-1
men of the City of Norwnlk,
(lculiclncn:
\t’c, tho lllldlll'liilliimi properly own-
,',c.le rcuilllng on Wcuiport n1 onus, be
tween lion: avenue and tho prosonti
~1l1y lino, :uet avenue from the foot:
of lit-ntnort Hill to the too of Mill
lllll. rlmpectfuliy petition your honor.
uhlc body to take ouch neoconury
slope, immediately, to have wurronlto
puvcnulnt luld from the present oiti'
“nil. top of Weotport 11111. to the top!
3111' Mill Hill and have n committee ap-
i
i
l
'od up n constable.v
”Carroll. whose plucc iii at the corner
lll'ouliwuy. ‘9
1
in another car.
Meantime Thaw had gotten off at 0" VOW 'Wrd Mm” “lid
Horton! juot over-11111 Canadian Hill‘lx‘m “Wk
and not finding his wompanlon blurted: l-. vidcnlly 'l‘hompuon ulnrtml on lhca
out to luck up a coivcyonoc for him-imild '0 Dalillllry. but at lilduvilnulm
self. 110 hnd much difficulty ill find-1c0m‘u missed hla W111 Md 1101 on
‘an one. but finally rouchcd n furm the road to Norunlk At Wilton ho
house and awaiting the 01211111111111 in- am"! “It! drll‘l‘r of thc other nuu-hlno
duccd thc bond of he houuc to drlvclillilii‘d TOT directions in no to 3111mm
‘him 10 l.“ outloooir fifor this he prom- 9,7016 Vlu Now Cnuunn. Appnroully
lend to give the 111111139. il‘lutior WM building for tho 1.0111; in
They made their wny rntllcr ulcwly'luud iionmi. no in cuppomni in have
by 11111111 and by tho time. they rcncholl «11111111111111 from tho compllny nun
Hermcngllle-flnrford. lwo mllcn noulh UMBHM to his place 111 fly 1111111 tiny, i
0i this place. Eberl Kolscve car hnd Wildlife be come into New tori:
overtaken them. olnoy told 'l‘hnwillmullcd u lclicr nt OyMU'I‘ tiny w'llcnre
driver who his 11119 1111 11nd ibrnhunt- .ho come into Now York and mnilod 11
vim arrcstod Thaw letter from “111131 'l‘nmv to 11111 molhnr 1
justice and took! Jllmr'b ('Olilnn 1111111 today that lint-1
:lcr rented his big Pncltnrd car on!
all 11 fugitive from
him to Cootloook.
When 11 large mull dull the other on-
tircly smaller.
”Wm”- _..-M "-u aa-
SHOOTS HIMSELF.
NEW YORK. Aug. lil.»~l'11ul None.
of Bloomfield. N. J.. on 11111101111." of
bulbu. committed suicide by shooting
todny ill lllu stateroom on tho 1111111111
ship Massachusetts His body wun
found when tho bout docked llo took
the ntcnnler at Bullion.
Bonilnel Wants bring employora
employer may 11111111 of the proficiency
and experience at those whom he;
lwould hire
if you can write 11 telegram you can
CADET 8H": ASHORE
l liAl.lEAX.‘I . .S., Aug ifl.-—-Tllo'i)i—
111111. 11 culling 11111111111 belonging to tho
Caundlun Naval Department. in achoro
on Betty‘s inland, ncur Hubbard's
Covo. She hall on board a. lumbar of
cuticle. who were cruieing along the
count. The government steamer 1811111»
icy wont to the Diana's unoietonco and.
finding her poaitlon not dangerous, re»
iurucd hero. The steamer ('unndn loft;
at midnight to bring the counts to this
11nd and employee: together. Whom the city.
1
Ton per cent. of discomfort in I
jfurnlshed Mom 111 100 much-«for you
‘ean find one that”: It 1911111 99 per
cent comfortable or towering some
:comentlou, the delegated from theipolnted from your board to take this write 0 Willie! WM "3'“
.Iiiould be prolonged beyond the five
peace in 1111- 1311111111111 will he so on;
during that they will be spared the
troublo of rubbing out the lines uguln
this oununcr.«~l’rovldcncc Journal.
~6—
1 The lord high chancellor of Eng-
1111111! in coming. and is expected to
prove highly susceptible: but if he
Would bring along those wards the
country would can that 1111 visit
111111 1111 111111 netmilroolllyn Stoddard-
Hinton.
_ «4»-
1,.i!very time Bob Lincoln has 11 birth-1
m we arc reminded of 1111111 11 111111»
first and fourth wards shall nominate‘
a registrar of micro for the first vot-
ing district of the town of Norwalk;
that the delegates from the second
and fifth words nhall nominate a
lrogiotrnr of voters for the wound vot-
*ing district of cold town: and that the
dclegatco'from the third wnrd shall
nominate u registrar of voters for the
third voting district of sold town.
Sixth: That the delegates to acid
convention shall elect a Republican
city committee of the city of Norwalk,
consisting of twenty-one members. 11111
of whom shall be residents of tile first
word; six of 111111111 chill be resident!
_ 1 man his father quWuliiuga
Fort. ‘ ‘
of the second word. turbo of” 11110111
.9 appointment or John - Mug-my mg
MN: Thaw Luv I for Cree-on"
mutter up with Mr. Bennett. mute NEW YORK, A113. 19 gym Mary
Highway Commissioner. t0 extend the Copley Thaw quietly 1°“ llfif not”; m9
wurrenite pavement (which 111 now be- . New York this mooning and tool: the
lug inld under suite contract. from 9 25 Ponutylvunia train for OMEOH.
Bridgeport to Norwalkl to cover this ‘
caution in our city,
This is a main trunk highway and
we hellov'e arrangements could be
made with Mr. Bennett 1111!: at thin
time whereby the rmll cont to tho
city for its 1111111111 in this wot-it would
final-«4%
son. Harry. who 11
Matteawan.1tcyl for the Criminal
insane curly 18111111: morning. All she
word from 1111111111119 the letter 191
justify the city official- in taking ud- oeived rental-M1 which he said all
vantage of this opportunity. we: well and pm
The bills of the various departments bronco. ,
were read odd ordorodimill ‘ “ 611:le blown.
Ohio! Motherland momma tile ' PITTSBURGH; J, Ali: 19* 'i all!
11191111111111 the In Wilma 111
Po... near 'Pittabur , where she will
wait further word from her fugitive
coped from tho‘
deported. 1111,11 5.111111111111111 and no.
nod to join her 111 11nd loner armed the line into Conny
i’l‘llurmiay night telling him that 1111
would be out of town for 11 few 1111.111 m1MMW
with big family Butler did not row
i m.
turn the car on Sunday night, as 1111‘
1«old he Would but finger Thompson
called up Collin: Sunday night from
anmo place out of town and told Coi-'
ilino not to worry. that the our won; 1
cafe, and would be brought back in 11"
lfew- days.
Colobrook. N. H. Aug. 19. .1
i The mun under arrest 93596111; ,1
through here on :1 train last night
do. Deputy 111191111 11.11 K111111917, or. .
this town. we: on tho train and claim:
mmommwiibem 111111111111: 1
' til-1.112 11111111119 9‘
mwumlttod 11111111 1111: Tlmr" 9 ’
ono. r. PENTECOST, an.
FEBLOW AMERICAN SOCIETY O! LA'NDOOAPI ARCHH‘IOTO
Developmént of Country Places
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EWAT'S, PLANTNG AND TENN“ COURTS
MAIN Winona-14 (slimmer “Haul. N. v. _
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