y placing 11 Burglary policy
it: sud let us reimburse you for
, .
, ‘ “a...
south Norwalk. 601111.
91111 kinds of insurance.
1.p11N'..;j‘ZTT‘:§7 " ‘
EaSt IndiaTea Co
““ Tel 871
‘ Public Bronogrspncr, .
STORE CLOSED ALL‘ DAY LABOR DAY.
125 Washington Street
otious and repair work.
12: WASHINTON STREET.
Mating ConStruction Co
Estimates tarnished on all kinds of building constructloun. on
TEL. oar-12.
Contractor
. and build: 11
SOUTH NQRWALK.
i
.9 ow evening for regular busi-
H:Linooln Council No 4. 0 U A ii
if hold a ueekiy meeting tomonou
livo Branch Lodge. No. 19, K. of
ill meet tonight for weekly busi— S
,m
South Nor‘waik Lodge, I... 0. 0. M. C
ii inset. for regular business to-
. The home of Andrew Hutchinson in
Winnlpauk has been painted by i) B.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cotter, of Park
are having their
a .
j 9 street; Norweik.
CROCKER‘WHEELER
MOTORS
Electric Wiring for
We are always ready to attend
small
when something goes wrong.
/.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHoNE 342.3.
54 WATER ST.
n:-
UPPLEMENT To AUTO REGISTER'
l
HARTFORD, ’Sept. 4 —~The Board of:
onirol has awarded the contract for
New
The total number
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES
A phone call will bring a. repair man.
How kindly toward me,”
Printing the supplement of the auto-l Staylate.
mobile registry to 8. Field of
Haven. The supplement will contain. after you culled on me he scented
the names of 3, 000 additionnl automo quite worried for fear that I had “0‘
bile owners. and register 800 transfers
‘of motor vehicles.
of numes registered will be over 21,-
000.
RED SEAL
DRY BATTERIES
Light and Power
your Electrical troubles. large or
Try us next time
SOUTH NORWALK
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"1","7'yt, vita-I “‘_‘ ‘R.\‘ ‘K‘ a
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been established there for the
toes the fact that our busines
You are cordially invited
store in The Norwalks and y
I
.120 Washington Street
\gclx'.
-1- "'
This is to introduce ourselves and to welcome you to
. our store on September 6th on which day we intel’id to
open with a colonists line of Ladies’ and Misses' Fashion.
. able attire, including the new Fall models.
modern lines and our merchandise is up-to~date
M. Moltasch 81 ‘30“.
Main Store 210 Atlantic Street. Stamford. Conn.
Our well sustained reputatim in Stamford, having" , 5
last thirteen years. guaran
s is conducted on the most
to visit the most modern,
our patronage is solicited. ‘
South N01 walk Conn.
i
IMMIGRATION AIITIIIIIII
TIES HAVE THAW
idoutmued from first page.)
spent the night under gourd.
ltobc1tsou. nsslstunt superintendent
of immigration. was to be presidingl
officer. assisted by inspeitors Rev-
FATH ER'S SARCASM.
said .\I 1'.
"You misiudgo him. The morning
treated you with proper courtesy. "
"Indeed! What did he say?"
“He asked me how i could be so
rude as to let you go away without
your breakfast."
homo painted.
‘One of John H. Knapp's houses in
Tolles street is being refreshed with
‘3 a coat of paint
1 J. R. Van Wagenen, of Oxford, is
1Visiting his son. iiurold Van Wugenon.
of South iNorwalk, who recently re-
turnod'from a trip to Boston:
Thomas Vaughn, of South Norwnlk,
will liomovo tchorgetown, where he
has tit-ken a pesition in the Gilbert &
Bonnet: Manufacturing Company’s
plant.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whipple, of
Providence. R. 1., who have been. visits...
in: Constable and Mrs. Samuel C. ire
“.Md. Bates court, have returneddo.
their home.
.4
“ 'Ilhe college girl's shaker coat sweat-
efijshowu by the N. E. Ryan Co. is
hat you want now. it comes in all
the desirable colors, \uud is some
sweater for $5.00. See adv.
Thgpilo’re Byline-e, "‘1' Bell ;r“. “be ‘1‘?-
. WW“ cities .
STAMFORD more
f YORK, “ rsurncr
scorn
STOCK OF
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
Also Repairs for All Ranges.
Jones 8r~~llotclikiss
" "Company
J.
ed that sixteen line duckis were
17 won at. Nor-walk.
Inonod lust ’l‘nesdny night. - 'i‘he
ital" was, reported to Constable 811111-
not C. ireland and he is making on in-
vontléation.
“4...-..”
f1. iDr. Willigm J. Tracey and family,
"who have been visiting in several of
the Now F11glnnd Sintes, following ut-
tondsnce at the Buffalo Medical (‘on
‘doronoo. chore Dr. 'l‘rncey delivered
an address. liliVi‘ returned homo.
flouth Norwnlk Council. No. 1203: K
, of 0.. will nwol tonight and ndiourn
to tho Cutilollr l‘lubhouso when: tho
I sound degree will ho oxompllliod
, ointly with (‘1ll1ollo Union Council.
I
' {Mills ldu ii. Krnnmnr. utrnogrnphnr
”.310 office of Attorney Louis S.
11 Halo street. after u delightful
tion of ten dnyo' durntlon, which
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
if no nro you sniisiiod that they
have been tilted to your eyes in 11
correct and proper murmur? Here
They (llvon Your Eyes 'l‘bst liellof
which you expected they would? If
they haven't or you need slum.
consult run at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTIOIAN.
Room 0, Kcoicr Building,
No 155 Washington at.
Opposite Hoyt'o Tho-fro.
Monday, Wodnudoy and Friday
Evenings, 11:30 to 0
N. Y. address-«~72? all: Av... 0 to
4 p. to daily.
" of home in North Main street of-
’ ending port of her monitor: with
chain. Miss Cloro Kruliuchock, of
‘ ". and with Mrs. Willis 10.
.10! Waterbury. ill: a Moody in
hers. being formerly Mien
, _ M‘flcz! NOTICE!)
‘ you m a subscriber w'i'ne Son-
“ cannon No.11
If you don t
Know
where to go and got trotted right 1n
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard ammo 111111111111 om:
maturin- om on
New York; New
Haven 8. Hart
ford-
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect Juno 28. 1913.
soon-1 NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.—1:20x, 5:1“. 11:41:, 11:09,
11:24:, 6:43x,.0:65. 7:13. 7:46, 8:171:
8:41;. 11:50:. 11:15:, 9:37. 10:20:.
10:45:, 11:38. '
r. M.-12:68x,108, 2:431: not
3:27.4231x.1iw;i 5: 52:, e: at, c: 51:
7. ’20:, 9 22x,0:69,10:45.
Sundays.
8:54. 10:20x, 11:24.
5:521, 0256:, 7:121.
9122:, 0:69, 10:28.
W
. ,1
NEW YORK TO BOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-—4:40, 6:40, 8:45,
8233:, 8:65x' 9:15x, 10:02:. 10:00
10:50:, 11:03.
11:30. 11:33:, 12 :OOX.
Bundnyo.
A. M.-12:00r, 81001:, 8:3llx, 8:65:
9:00, 10:02x. 11:00x.
8:00x. 10:00x, 11:10, 11:30:.
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
1A. M.-~12:1ilx. 12:42.
7:23, 021:, 9:4011.
11:00:.
P. M.--12:02,
1:19x,
1:20. 0:141.
0:331, 10:09:, 11:10.
W
holidays.
0 z 401:, 10:10. 11:11:.
10:02:, 11:07:.
W4
A. Emilio, 0:18. 8:31. 10:01:.
3:30, 72m.
. W
A. mailing 1011‘.
1'. Ira-cm. 'MI
.i physicians.
"i don‘t think your father feels
1A. iii—12:25; 51141:. 5:41;, 6121:.
P. M.——12:48x, 2239:, 2:501, 5:41.
7:622," 8:31.:
8:10!
P. M.~—12:03,1:05. 12181:, 1:28: 8o!-
urdny only. 21041:, 2:67, 3:301, 3:561,
4:15x. 4:29. 61061:, 6:24;, 0:28, 0:011.
0:07. 8:00x; 8:201. 9:00x,9:30,11210x
P. M.-12:10x. 1:08x. 0:001. 3:441
5102:, 6:04. 0:0111, 7:1“. 8:001, 8:10!
0:00
10:23:, 11:11:;
4:10
0:12. 8:1011. 0:47, 7:101. 0:093, 9:10;
A. Mauritian 12:421. 1:171, 7:43
P. M.—--12:07x. 2:11“, 3:131. 4:601
0:102. 8:48, 7:101, 8:341, 9:093. 9:383
WUTH NOIWALK ”TO DANIUH’V
P. low-1:85. 1:381. 4:351. It“)
holds, Williams and Gnroeuu. Two
‘Drs. Guard and Bean-
Chump. were on 11111111 to examine the
'.lll'is011er, and Dr. Raymond Kiel), sn-
perintendenl of the Motteuwnn Asy
into for the Criminal insnne. from
which Thaw escaped more than two
weeks ago, was held in readiness to
testify on to Thaw's commitment and
couflllement there‘ns the insane sluy~
er of Stanford White.
'lt was only flue miles from here.
let Burford. that Thaw was flrstnr-
rested alter his entrance into Cunw
do. His captor. prompted by Sheriff,
Kelseu, of Colebrook. N. H.. was John
Boudreau, Coaticook chief of police,
the man whose application for a writ
of lichens conpus cast Thaw out of
jail pnd into the hands of tho immi-
gratilon officers § Sherlbrool? yes
terday afternllon. '
Thaw’s lawyers. somewhat demoral-
ized after yestertloy's‘”'rupid develop
monts, spent; the ' night in conference.
All were pessimistic and gave it as
their opinion that an attempt. was be-
ing male to “railroad" their client
across the line. in the unexplained
absence of .l. N. ('lroenshields. of Mon-
treal, recognized as chief counsel. N.
K. th‘lnmme. of Montreal is specioli
counsel for the board of inquiry.
'i‘huw was Indlgnnnt '33,; mofiflng
when JEN.“ ”or-nod. that mom of his
breaking down under the strain had
been circulated. Although no report-
ers were allowed to see him. he sent
this word down by a. guard adding
that he bud received early today a
message from his mother saying she
was on her way here in response to
his appeal,
Willhfm Travers Jerome staid he
would not come to the hearing today
unless it was necessary. He has with
him the almost unmeullonnblo Thaw
trial exhibits together with trans—
i‘rl‘llts of Thnw's erratic trstimony at
the balloon corpus proceedings in New
York state. it called upon he who
ready to submit those on eVidenco
lhut Thaw in not a moo mun. or if
none not .11. man who should be ul-
iowod to outer the Dominion.
Sheriff iiornbcr-k, of Dutrhess Coun-
ty. 1N. Y.. who wnllcd for more than a
wool: in vain in Filerbroiw. has been
wired to Join the New York rpnrty
bore, propnrntm-y lo the seizure of
'i‘bnw on Aincrlcun coil. If W850?“
plnnu do not mlucnrry, 'l‘huw will set
foot in tho llnltcd Stilton uRnIn not
for from Norton Mills, V-l.. about nine
miles from here.
Tho bonrd unscmblod at 0:15. with
formed by u fifth member. Polio
Thornton. nod «out out for 91 Bible
to wear witucsucs
“ll mny hurl ball an hour. it mull
llllili 11. week. " cold Mr ilobernon no he
went upstairs.
Jerome and pr. Kclll come down
nod stood in from 'of tho station.
llolv‘lcmmc. of Thaw 11 coon-oil did not
1pm in on appearance. and it was said
he had left town suddenly. possibly in
the hope of getting a writ. of baboon
corona demanding: Tom's "loud
Thorn m delay In ”1011:: the It»
qulry under my. mo, becoming
mom. stopped close to 0. window.
Ho had on his ctr-ow but. our! VII
motion 11 vino Four Dominion oo-
llco blocked «so comm of tho mir-
w A museum hum M
M m m «on W
W hm m m lolly.
storm“ “is my and
I’l‘iluw himself.
l‘hc scene of line secret hearing‘m his entrance into Canada.
‘ “as a tin) office just 00’ the immi
, grnllon detention loom.
Blake I. was Pittsburgh.
mined from W.
the Thuw lawyers uho came down-
stairs n moment during a lull in the the flower girl
proceedings
GAMINETTI (BASE
IIEIIILY VFIIIISIIEII,’
n2, . that. it had been authorized by the
'Acting Minister of the interior C. l OCIOik in the Zion Hill M. E. ChUl‘Cll
tillollerty, to deal summarily uiih the in Cannon Station,
case
The first person examined w;as
He was questioned on
and that his objectile point
He bought selorui‘
tickets. he said, in Hen of the fact The decorations “ere beautiful.
that his route was
uncertain.
told of hiring two farmers to drhe
ilim hither after leaving the train.
The foregoing information one ol)-‘
L. Shurtleff, one of
SAN FRANCISRCO. Sept. 4.———F.
Dreijsminetti took the stand today
to try to convince the jury that he
had not contributed to “white slavery,”
as the government charges, in taking
Lola Norris, in company with Maury
1. blue and Marsha. Warrington, from
Sacramento to Reno. He frely admit-
ted his part in the interstate esca-
pade that has resulted in: the convic-
11011 of Discs. but he asserted and re-
Thaw 1
said he boarded a train at Rochester, in marriage by the Rev Andrew
chore Thaw i‘ N H
H6.
J‘s l1» inunmsnrwr 4. 1913
$2 Silk Skirts $14.9
Just enough for one day’s selling.
‘ All Silk Petticoats inall the latest
" colors. Regular value $2.
. Tomorrow $1.49
GRANGE SHOWS AT FAIR.
HURLBUTT- SACKMAN.
1
l
l
\ V9“ pietty nodding ceremony
took place yesterday afternoon at 3
confetti and 11191111111111 articles used
on such occasions. and there was‘ no
, doubt .in the mind of any passengers
"“9“" 1 t 11 11112111 1111 -
"i had to get out of Sacramentoflon the tra n as to 11111 ’w a p
be said as Diggs had said. and his al~ pound to the young folks who fled the
i ' .
tomeys tried in every possible waylslower
to impress upon the jury that the only
iterated again and again that the.
trip was not made for immoral pur-
P1 etty Wedding Ceremony Performed Every One is Interested in This Fea-
ln Canaan Station Yesterday. l tWe 0" Danbury F3"
This department of the big Dan-
lbury Fair, October 7-11, was first
lopened in 1910 and it was an instan
étaneous success Every day the in-
when Miss Hen lstructivc and interesting exposition
lriettu the pretty daughter of M“ 11ndHas Clouded wlth visitors. Premiums
Mrs Cordt Henry Sackmnn and Nel are offered ranging from $50 to $150-
son S Hurlbutt. the ’50“ Of Mr and Then there are the Farmers’ Class
011s. David is Hurlbutt, were unitediand the Corn Show
F. ‘
(Chamberlain of New Milford, who is inTgfefi‘rstttgf‘i21312at::Zafrlgllzézmig‘
~11 friend of the newly married couple. [$5 A inrg e number 05;. boys will be
The‘ interested in th 0 in
bride was attended by a maid o i try for the fife? :zl'rgljmarsigogf‘tign
honor. \iiss \iinna S” limann, 01‘ldoliur premiums entails a crop platit-
iBrooklul. and bridesmaids, Miss Mii- ‘ed and entirely cared for b the ex-
lie flood: of Brooklyn, and the bridesjhibltor A“ age limit ofyeightee‘n
sister Mlss' Elsie Sackmann, of Can- lyeurs and Dent and Flint com and
non Miss Bernice Grey Godfrey was . the other two perquisites.
The gm“ We“ The Farmers Class provides $3 so
dnnt nag Kennelhb C. Cole. from Port and $10 for boy or girl under fifteen.
Chester. . . ’
The ushers were William Copper. leillznogfaffi; 1:32:32: the be“ COL
‘Jersey City, Bar] Baker, of East Nor- *_ '
walk, Willinm Coley. of Cannon. and _
'Eiliott Cole. of Port Chester. Mrs. W.
H. Stone, of South Norwnlk, presided reseern 0'
lit the organ. 5
The young couple received many .
beautiful presents. T
. The bride and groom were hustled lme Needs
away from Connor: in an automobile. 9 . .
A. party of their friends were prepared Mason Fruit Jars. Economy Jars,
for this, however. and followed, ca_tch- Wide Mouth Jars, Jelly Glasses and
ing up with the fleeing young folks at every need and labor saving devico’
Stamford, at the railroad station. to help.
Here they showered them with rice,
Albert. F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St,
'South Norwalk.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery/
purpose Cumlnettl had in mind was
‘0 939M"? 9" .13 scandnl all four pars
i‘icipnnts believed was about to break
over them if they remained. What he
did. according to the defense. was
"accidental and incidental,” not “wil-
ful."
Attorney Marshall Woodworth. in
outlining the defense yesterday, was
summarily checked when he' declared
an effort would be made to show that
Comlnetti had not tronsgressed the
section of the Mann Act, having to
do with contribution to commercializ-
ed vice.
“You must not criticize the low."
warned the court, and Woodworth was
forced to abandon that lack.
Cnmlnottl was expected to conclude
his testimony honors noon and the do
fence to rest noon afterward. The
summing up .probulbly will be, brief us?
it was in the Digits trial. and the easel
likely will be in the inry's hands by
tomorrow night
W
WRECK FIREMAN WAS IN LAST
SMASH-UP.
A. , n...“ .
State of Connecticut
TREASURV DEPARTMENT
TAXES
INVESTMENTS
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write at
once to Stole Treasurer, Hartford.
001111.. for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
requested, explaining the proper way
to pay this tax.
it is expected thnt a law will soon
be enacted. in nocordnlli‘o with rel“
ommonldatlons by the Governor, tux.
inn those for the more phased that
payment of the tux Iillti been neglect
ed by the owners. and thut this tux
will be in tho nature of u ponnlty.
Suvlnns llnnk deposits are not liable
to tux in the owm-r'u 11111119.
Money in bunk (not it Savings
liunk can pay tho four mill 111:: as
shown in the clrcnlnr lotlor 'ihis tux
must be lilllld before tho Inst of Sep-
lumber.
Enquire or your llnnknr or write to
'illi.‘ ’i‘rcuuurl-r ut lluriford.
EDWARD S. ROBERTS, Tron-Huron
Maker of Bar Harbor Express on En-
gine of Train Rammed Near
‘ sumford.
SPRINGFIELD, Muss. Sept twil (1
word A. Robertson. of West spring-
llold. has had the unusual experience
of helm; firemen ingboilh of the recent
wrecks on the New Hovon roud. lilo
wnu fireman ion the train that. was
run .into at -Bto.mford on June 12, when
11h: persons were killed and a bolt
scorn injured in the parlor car “Sky
lurk." and ho was firemen on the. en-
gine that run 1 to the flier l—inrhor
entire” T116110 y at North illuven.
when air/ere killed 11nd hell :1 111111-
drod injured. in 010011 cases the on.
glue ho was on who of the new Pow
clilc WWMMG type. i
Mr. Robertson is no more thnn§
shaken- up uni will be able to ro-‘
sumo his work can week unless no
is wanted or. the investigations. lie
returns to lollr. but In. Robertson.
ammo-11y denied tho! either no or;
that endow Mood from tho ml
or 111111 line of lilo omit.
finWMdm
01:
Why Not See
As Others See
You on: do 1111111 with a pen- of
our slum, if you mystery vision
loll.
but our occult, who in :1
mm In mlulmoxoflncmr
”to m Who the m
“on No W M m
on on! m m
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best. Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop 11 Postal and our Rents
sentative will call and
give estimate
United Electric
Light &Water Co
City National Bank
runners at cannon. “mm
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