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cooler tonight; Sunday fair. The dis-
turbance which passed over this vicin-
ity last night produced showers along
the coast from Virginia toMaine. An
area of high pressure, central this
morning over the Middle West, is pro
ducing pleasant weather with moder-
‘ ate temperatures in all the northern
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districts east of the Rocky Mountains.
Light frosts were reported from Iowa
and Michigan. The southern disturb-
ance is still, central near Galveston.
Texas. It is causing general rain on
the West Gulf coast and in the lower
Mississippi Valley.
WEATHER A vEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 59; high, 73.
Partly cloudy.
A stated communication of Old Wcll
Lodge, No. 108, r. on“. M., win he
held at its rooms, September 16, 1913.
it“s”o’cldc’lii'b. inf TheWellow Craft
degree will be worked.
-——F‘all styles hats. O'Brien's.
“Supposing," said Mr. Meekton,
“that you were a voter."
“Well?" rejoined his wife.
"And suppose I were a candiadte."
“You want to know whether lwould
vote for you ’3"
"That was the question I had in
mind."
"Yes, Leonidas i should vote for
you. mt if I caught any other wom‘
en votinc for you I should consider
their action very forward and imper-
tinenti"——Waeh-iagton Star.
KlLLiCK-SCO'I’T WEDDING.
Noroton Heights Girl me 8.
Burn Golf Professional.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Scott, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii. Scott
of Norman Heights. was married yes-
terday morning to Ernest Killlck of
Manitoba, Canada, at the home of the
Rev. Dr, Carlos Martyn, in Noroton.
Miss F‘lOI‘OIH‘o Gordon of Dorian was
bridesmaid. Mr. Wimott acted as
best man. The bride was prettlly at-
tired in a dress of pale blue Focquard
crepe. ’i‘ho bridesmaid wore a dress
of sponge volio. Following the cero- Phone 397
mony, the bridal pair left on an early
, train for Lesion. where Mr, Killick,
who is golf professional at the Wee
Burn Golf Club, Noroton, is due to
play golf at the Ilrookline Country
Club in the national open champion-
ship, Supt. libiii.
Mr, and Mrs, Kiillok will be at home
after Bolt. 23, at Noroton.
VOTH El NOTICE”
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DANBURY FM R JUDGES.
Superintendent 'Mortlmcr Announces
List for Deg Show.
James Mortimer, superintendent of
the Danbury Fair Dog Show to be
held on October 8, 9 and 10, sends
iiiout the list of Judges and the breeds
‘upon which they will adjudicate. lb
tries close September 23. The com-
plete list of judges is as follows:
Mrs. lit. F. 'Mayhew, \New Hyde
Park, L. I.—-Welsh terriers, Pomeran-
ians. English toy spaniels, Japanese,
Pekingese. puss,- toy poodles, Maltese
terriers, black and tan terriers, Grif-
ions Bruxellols.
George Raper, Gomersal. England——
Bloodhounds, otter hounds. mastitis,
St. Bernardo, Great Danes, Russian
,woifhounds, Irish woifhounds. Scot-
". Gives Better Value.
PHONE 410. i
Fruit Jars
Flower Pots, Stone Crooks, Jelly
tissues, Step Ladders. Wine Keatsh
(looking Utensils of all kinds.
Albert F. Gehebe
:5 West Washington St,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
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tish deerhounds. greyhounds, point-
.aNeACTB A GENERAL IANKIM 01's. setters. retrievers, whippeto,
ufitNEsa AND OFFERS EVERY oollios, Old it‘nxllsh sheepdogs, ‘ poo~
“‘C'L'TV “0"3'QTINT dies, chow chews, Dalmatians. buli-
WITH SOUND ,
IANKING dogs, iSeaiyhum terriers, [Scottish ter-
...... riers, West Highland white terriers.
«shim turplus and Profit Dandie Diamante, Bedlingtons, black
MLDOOOO ”17.000. ‘
and tan (Manchester) terriers, Schin-
perkes. Yorkshire terriers, variety
clauses and unclassified specials.
'Dr. Henry Jarrett, Chestnut “Hill,
Pa.»-Foxbounds, sportin spaniels,
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beasles. dachshunds. German sheep-
doge, Samoyedes, Doberman pinsch-
ers, Chihuahuas. Italian greyhounds
and miscellaneous classes.
J. Willoughby Mitchell, Manhasset.
IA l.—«Airedale terriers. fox terriers
and Irish terriers. ,
G. A. Bohr, Germantown, Par-BOB"
ton terriers.
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‘ ho bréaitfastod this morning:
, spreading rumors which are unfounded
and directly contrary to the facts,
‘ were being brought into Now Hamil-
‘ that what we did as a precaution was
'1 forts that might have been made.
' instant.
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. Annoyed attire coiisiitnt and recurr‘
ins reports that attempts were being
made to spirit him away, the fugitive
issued the following statement before
”Home outside people have been
i “We are told that thls‘was calcuiab
ed to not against the opinion of people
on our behalf.
“The fact is that i am very well.
contented whore i am and we are glad
to be in Colebroolt and with the way
people here stand up against the ef-
forts ‘by outsiders to rush things. ‘
“Alsol am very glad of the inform.
atiou obtained by local counsel and
by Attorney MruMoso‘s ll. flrosamun.
of New York, that Governor Feliter
may afford a full hearing.
“We received warning on Wednes-
day that certain strong arm me’n
shire. Everyone in Colebrook knows
to accept the offer 'of ten citizens of
Coiebrook 'to meet any unlawful, ef-
"mveryonc on our side was on the
side of the law, and our only interest
was to defeat any attempt at kldnnpp-,
ing or any other illegal tricks out-h
as was boldly threatened in the hear— -—"—« w— -
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have been sworn in, to Our great sat- .‘ ‘ MOTORS SUPPLIES DRY BATTERlES
infection.
there will not be any strong arm work. ‘
“it might be said in passing that‘
regardless of expense the special;
train on which the deputies of Attor-fi.
neyflenernl (inrniody of New York
arrived in Colebrook has been waiting;
now foriyeight hours and we are cred;
ibly informed its engine has kept
steam up all the time.
(Signed)
“ii. K. THAW."
Neither side trusting the other and
Thaw's special guards trusting neither
side, all hands kept watch at the ho-
tel where Thaw is housed until well
after midnight. At 2 a. m. an over-r
wrought reporter, sure that the pres-x
ence of some stange men and automo-
biles at thebuilding meant no good
omen, ran down the silent hallways
and shouted at the top of his lungs.
The entire hotel was awakened in an
Sheriff Drew, who had rc-
tlred, ‘ran into the hall in his night-
shlrt. and‘ twenty reporters half-
dressed and disheveled, dashed down
to the lobby and telephoned for auto-
V'Vomen guests peeked from
behind doors, on the verge of hyster-
ics, and the Thaw guards. worried,
but ignorant of what was the matter.
massed themselves in front of the
door.
Thaw himself did not wake up, at
any rate he did not show himself. Wil-
liam Travers Jerome slept just as-
soundiy, though Franklin Kennedy,
deputy attorneysenerai from «New
York, appeared for a few moments un-
til he satiSfled himself that Thaw Was
safe. ‘A handful of Canadians re-
mained in Colebrook today after fol-
lowing Thaw across the border.
Mr. Jerome received a telegram
shortly before 10 o'clock announcing
the arrival of Sheriff liornbeck, of
Dutchess County. N. Y., at Concord.
with the extradition warrants. it had
Although the dates would lead one
to infer that the show will occupy
three full days, {in reality dogs will
not have to be at the Danbury Fair
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grounds until the afternoon of the ad his course.
opening day. Those who are not
satisfied'with the glory of a ribbon
fora prize will find relief at Dam.
bury, as the management has upper-f
lioncd prizes of $10, $6 and $3 for iirst.’
second and third, respectively. in the
open classes for breeds in which there!
is competition.
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WILL TEST wEl‘aHTa AND MEAS-
BUREOI ,
Thomas Cunningham, county sealer
of Weights and measures, has been or-
dered to Norwalk to test all weights
and measures lathe town. The au~
thorities have received a number of
complaints of late. '
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Those Who Rely" on
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BEECHAM’S PILLS
cheerfulnecs an create coafid
lch has proved its powerto
the minor “ailments ,arisin
the organs 0
spared hours of suffering
take them. "They help the
clear the kidne s and regu-
ing the blood any increase
once. , Attractions elegant] ,,
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been reported that the sheriff through
a mistake was headed for Colehrook.
and Jerome was greatly relieved when
he learned that the sheriff had chang-
:
Thaw May 00 to Enfllsnd.
MONTREAL, Sept. 13.-—~lmmigra-
tlon officials heard today that Harry
K. Thaw'e friends had purchased for
him a through ticket from Colebrook,
N. 11., to England, by way of Montreal
on one of the White Star Liner’s sail-
ing from this port. This ticket was
to be used, they heard, in case Thaw
should «be released, by baboon corpus
proceedings or otherwise. at Cole-
brook. According to the report, Thaw
was convinced that the immigration
oiilciaig could not stop him were he
to pass through the Dominion on a
through ticket, basing his belief on
the case of Jack Johnson, the negro
pugiiist, who left Chicago while out on
bail and passed through Canada on
his way to Paris.
This report gave color to the ru-
mors of kidnapping Thaw at Cole.
brook. already strengthentd, in the
otiicials’ opinion, by the presence there
of a group of Thaw’e Coaticook partl-
around the prisonern
'i‘baw's ticket to England was pur-
chased, according to the report reach,
lag the immigration atheists, within;
rested [at Colour-ooh. His friends
bought it, the omciais'heard, to place
am of his intention merely to pm
through the Dominion as a tourist.
«under no lmi meow hm-
tureyiithout ' " “ /
brook.
While they are on duth
sang and by the heavy guard placed 7
an bour'or so after Thaw had been an .
him in possession of prima‘facie evh' 7
”Whether it would be used,"o‘f course,
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Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always rt-ady to attend your Electrical troubles, large or
small. A phone call will bring a repair man. Try us next time
when something goes wrong.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC (:0.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. _
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
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it is characteristic of the Moltasche Stores to do the unex-pect~
ed~to accomplish what others would'not attempt. Could anything
be more opportune than this offering, coming as it’ does, at the
exact moment when the demand for high-grade apparel is great-
est. and when the maximum prices could .easily. be realized?
Every devotee of fashion should make an effort. to be in sttend- . ’
ance here today and tomorrow and share in. the wonderful vaJ
was offered and which we briefly intention. " ,x,
SUITS—~0ne of the choicest and most exclusive lines in The ‘
Norwalks. Prices‘ranging from $11.98 up. . .
COATli-A large assortment of styles. Prices from $6.98 up.
NEW SPORT COATS—«Clever women should be quick to
recognize the advisability of possessing one of these swagger new ‘
coats. $5.98 up. .
DRESSES—These models have been carefully collected and
represent the pick or the styles shown in the market and in the
most popular materials." Prices from $4.98 up.
WAISTB—One of the best mannish lines ever shown.
from 98¢ up.
M. Moltasch 8180a
rz'o Washin ton Street. , South Norwalk, Conn. - '
Mam Store, 210 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn. A
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would not sail for England at all, but
would proceed to that point of Lake
Erie which washes the northwestern
corner of Pennsylvania, and enter his
native state, where he believed he
would be safe from the attempts of
the New York state authorities‘ to
take ”him back to Matteawan.
MARRIED, owoncsa
Wedding Bells Foll0wcd Quickly by
Separation Suits.
Brief married careers have ended ”
in the divorce court as disclosed by ‘
writs returned today. John Sladyp,
who married Emma Waits on May . I,
«i, 1910, and who now ask for com,
oration on the ground of dosertion,«
had the briefest experience. Ho
charges (insertion three months and ~
six days after the wedding. The wife" :‘
is now in Dykmana, N. Y. ’ ‘ .
hose Norton, who was Rose Maw
Joraa before she married Albert Nor-
ton on Aug. 1, 1909. charges dose!»
tion on July 26. 1910. She wants
a divorce and a change of name. She
says her husband is now residing in
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iects of vital interest and. will p'cmilonser with trend May Grimm, to
every member of the family. iwhom ho was married in Mar. 1901.
W‘ lie charges dosortion from April 14,
1906. The wife in now residing in
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