. titration"? “ll"
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ESTABLISHED 1870 ‘
who’ll be less inclined ”L
later“ at tit mu: N
' u “and mwfl”
intuit iii
ll Slilll AlH
Crowd of 5,000 at Woodstock
Fair Sees Youth Hurtled
Through Space tor
500 Feet
' iii Willi tilt till
Williiliii A Hill
Could Not Loosen It When Sig-
nal to Let Go Was Given
-—-Mother and Sister
.See Accident
\i't)0llS’i‘()Cl(, Conn, Sept. 1.7.-EV-
cry your just. before the. Summer cot‘
lagers from Hartford and Boston go
back home the little town of wood-
stock in Windham county holds its,
annual fair. Yesterday was tlicttrst.‘
day oi this year‘s three day velebrtr:
tion. And the star event scheduled
was a baloon ascension.
Among the scores oi‘ country i‘olksl
who edged their way into the fair;
grounds and found places in tho liucs‘
oi' carriages and automobiles to watch
the big baioon was a small boy,
Hernia? .Wlfi‘lmr'
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unutnuruu;
until it liiJllliill
Oscar C. Pratt Pinned Beneath
Heavy Chute, Which Broke
His Log, at Pulp Mili
...,. ”was“. .tawmgmmimholo
Bill iii illlll ‘
pilot tutti
Unavoidahle Accident. when Fred
Scam’s Autoand George Nash's
Bike Come Together on
East Side
An automobile and a bicycle came
together in Seaview avenue, at the
corner of East avenue, near the Bone-
dict’s Farm bridge, this morning,
shortly before eight o'clock and ‘Mas-
ter George Nash, the bicyclist, was
somewhat injured, but it is believed
not seriously. Fred Scam. driving'tiio
antomgbile, was absolved from blame
by witnesses, who tell oi the affair
as an unavoidable occurrence, which
neither the bicyclist or autoist could
have prevented.
Mr. Scam had just started up altar
taking in a friend to bring to South
Norwalk, when the bicyclist came
rushing out (if the side street. The
the ride: was thrown ahead of the
machine, being run over near the en»
mach by the front wlieel.~-~’1‘lio forward
rim of the bike Was smashed by the
collision. The auto stopped within ten
feet.
The lad was picked up and hurried
to the offices of Dr.“ Franklyn
Browne, nearby, where he was examin»
ed. No broken bones were found, and
he was not thought to have been se-
n
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lrlously injured, although internal com-
plicntions may arise.
No one regretted the affair more
keenly titan er. :Scam and none was
more solicitons about the boy‘s con-
dition than the automobilist. who took
the boy home after the physician had
examined him. it is believed that be
renting»
comfortably. ‘
Master Nash is one of .Ross’ paper
boys and was hurrying to deliver his
morning editions before school time.
lie did not see the automobile as ho
sped down the slight hill, nor did Mr.
Scum see him until it was too late to
prevent the collision.
llllil-Siillllill
a
li'OI‘t‘llliln Oscar C. i’rntt, ol' the St.
George Pulp and Paper mill. in Smith
sti'oot, Norwaik, was injured this morn-l
ing in n prrullnr manner. and is no“;j
in tho Norwnik iiospiiui whore ho is'
hosting ro'mi'ortulili'. A fractured right}
1w: and a scalp wound. together withl
numerous bruises comprise the mini"?
ins.
When it houvy «bulb was about to ho
put in its position on our ol‘ the run~
ways iii the :‘cnr ml the mill, ti lam“
urblc on till? (lt‘i‘l'lt‘li llitl‘ll‘tl, liliowlillt
llilr weighty iil'l'iillltt‘lltl‘ill lo (ll‘llt‘i'llil
:utidcnly. i-“oi'i-ninu i’riiit \i'llr‘ caught.
in ii pllo ol' pulp iimi t‘illllll not t‘t‘lililll“
llll! ointiitunht, lit-int: lllilllt’il wlwt-ohu
{oil until \t'iil‘klilt‘il could l'i‘illili'i‘ the
(lillll' wolulilui: liilii tluwli.
'l‘liu lull fort-u of tin» t'bulv nll‘llt‘li
on Mr. l'l‘uii'u i‘litill but. unit in tuition:
l’ut‘ilwr hit his iirnlp. iiilllrtini: ihu iii-
jitriun. lli‘, t’i'llllnui .l. ’l'rnrnt T‘lmpiilliiv
ml to lltt‘ roll for tinsisluiirt- llllll hint
um lului'vti tori-innit rt‘lillil'i‘tl to tlw
lmnpliul, ii'lll'i't' his ice: was not null
lil‘i soulpmluiiitlultvil.
rorutlui plinth
[Mitts intittctitttti
Hill‘l" l“. llnltur, of For! tiriwi, Haul.
Nnrwullt. Hnrlmi thin noun for the
:‘tll‘llllt‘ i'i'tmt nu stilouliiuti for “w
lmnnobnry. Mathewson rump l'ouu
pony, 0t tionlb Norwttlli. Mr. tinker
zillltlwvll l'llipliiyml ill 1"“,fifl‘fm._"r lllt.‘ i’lu’tmt‘l‘i. MT. Illilnyyist it titriiitili‘t‘ "villi; Ntn‘lit'i‘illl Willi-ll tltt‘. pnnmygtmg limit lliil’l’iOl‘llfli‘. llt‘. lilttlllm‘ill‘l‘ Milli lltl
“""l’m‘l ’0" mm“ 1“" Wm" mm.N‘W“'“”‘.A"l""~ Ml “”kfil’fm‘wni’l ”".niittiitlild. Tltniinnuisc won irrcpnrnbiaiafternoon that. the patient may cur.
him made mom tith.nlli‘(’lllt‘lll in his 5 th‘ ol‘ Edition, and has been prominent. with the impugn”, at hm"; and the 13%in,
duties. lilo advancement In. the retina a linsollnii player. linen inn return mm mm two women worn forced to: tir. noncnthni
null of earnest, diligent work and his from their trip Mr, mm Mrs. Riley will await mm The owner m the Cohan extensive. but. not deep one.
trinitylrlrmis cnnarniuiatn him upon reside at till l‘lsttsvllln avenue for a f gave his name no Kenton.
his success, lid has the boat wishes
or all for continued prog‘reito in but (till nines. silver. rhino amt mml'tbo Pnflyluaym at. the Norwalit linitlllwtn had not been injured.
work.
NOTP‘A VAST THAN.
"'thy does the guard run down in
front. at the train?"
“0b, he’s stdtionmnstei- at; wcti."~— Prison Waits," it real feature, at ‘l’rlate lessons every evening, 29 been some mater, believe mammo-
Masonite blotter.
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Ceremony in St. Mary’s Church
Followed in, Wedding Break-
fast at Home oi Bride
At ll o‘clock this morning kilos hilly
it, Schultz. daughter of \‘i‘liiitttii t'.
ll-lrhuiiz. ol’ lti t'iuitsvilic mouse, and
l‘rnnk .l liiley, oi‘ inn Iliuiu sir-wt.
worn tiniirii in uitii‘rincb iii St. Mary‘s
it, l‘. churrh by llov, 'l‘liouins .l. i-‘lnn.
l‘t't'ltli‘. 'i‘liu ruruuinny will. tittrutlvli
by n lziriztt liliiitlu‘l' u! ii'iviitls lllltl l‘l‘lil-
tli‘trn tit‘ the voting jlultlllt‘ itiiil \viisi
most utiviictlvo,
'l‘lio hrltlo worn it
ailit with it lnrlzv plmirv but to llillll'll.
ttllll i‘llll'll'il lirliltw y'tl‘fllih Slu- who
tillrnib-ti by ltl‘i‘ t-luli‘t', Mimi iiri'll'utiv
.\, Schultz, who t‘iipuiiltiittvti
rltilrnivoun and n town tililin but. ‘l‘lio
lll'ltlll‘ll'lllltl i“ll‘l‘l|'l it littiliiitul ”1‘ tthlltt
roams,
l‘t‘l‘tlllilil oi willli‘
\Ylll't’
i‘linrlwi who}; lll‘itllll‘!‘ til llll‘ prom”,
oillt‘lnlwl its limit unlit.
Ai'lltt' lltw i-ni‘tsnttliilv lluv happy iilllt
Ipliu putt iiiirlr rtiiutt: aunt in llil‘
bride‘s intnw Albert». nit win itiritin wvd
illnn brnniilttui aunt tinnitus
tin-tr lriutuls intol‘ “it!" “till \lrn. lilioy
pumped null lull tor .‘s‘un ‘Hji‘lt‘ l‘vnni
ulwltru they will an on tho “it‘ll-Hall
by hunt to Albany They will Vlztll
toi‘irvml
:l’lllt‘i‘ Willi” ill l'lll’l'“iil “WW“ “mm" :Wflnl in t*oiryttm-nr-itbout lilllllllfllilfllldf Litter thin morning the ninimionWih‘M an.” C
init.
ilnih ‘brldn iimi numb or» popular
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lure, beside a quantity of linen are
among the many gifts the couple have
received.
a.
m"HUMAN ‘YGRTUKE; WiTHlN
the flex Theatre today.
bicycle struck the side oi the auto and -
lllll’lllll lllllil,
* llllilllilil 1 '
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‘ [illicit
Medicinesf‘aiiii Drugs Found in
His Ellocts, and He Used the
Name oillr. Moiiore
illlllii tuition
iiituiitiltmtt
Many Marriages Performed By
Schmidt Said to he Illegal
NEW YORK. Sept. l?.--Gnt.hering
iup the loose ends of the evidence that
leonnects Halts Schmidt, priest and
i:conicssed murderer of Anna Aumnl-
,ler, with the making of spurious mon-
loy has been begun by detectives un—
dcr Inspector Joseph Fatiret. Facts
being brought to light in this search
"show that Schmidt has“ been a man of
such varied activities that detectives
:question his seeming insanity and
tlook upon him as a criminal with a
1master mind.
. 'l‘hat Schmidt did pose as Dr. Biol-t
lot-c, a ipliysicinn, as he is fluid to
Ehave admitted, was indicated last
‘night by the finding among his ott’ccts
of medicines and drugs. The use of
‘some of these. the police say, is pl‘0~
ih.n§,lll§ll..12}'.lfiwr. . .. . . two
In the case of Ernest. Arthur Morel.
the pseudo dentist, who was arrestedl
‘foilowing a raid of the West with;
street i'lnt, charged with having in his:
possession a revolver in violation of;
law. the federal authorities hope to;
connect him with tho cmtutert‘citlng,.
,wliich Schmidt. ndmlttcd yesterday he
had (tutored into with the dentist. .
Murat denies this connection and,
denounces Schmidt for having: man-i
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tioned his name in this way. .
inspector F‘nuret‘s investigation Arcs-z
licrdny disclosed what. he considered
. might have been u motive for tho inurg
,tlcr of Anna Aumuiinr, in tho pros
fiction of a doctor about it month illli).‘
illlfl girl threatened to kill Firhntitlt.‘
Eur-cording to it statement made by the“
,pliyslcinn to the inspector. When
:Ql‘lllllltll culled oii this physician ho
lwtia in i'lilZi‘lltt' rioilios. and ho had
‘uo ltll‘ll his visitor wits a priest.
l Many young iliiii‘i‘lt-ll couples living
In the vicinity of St. Joseph‘s (‘hurrh
were in i1 uunntlnrl’ inst itiuiit t-on
r'i‘i‘lllllg tho luunlliy of lllt‘li‘ lllitl’i'lill'i"i.
which lliitl boon pcrl‘ornn-d ‘r.
i‘ll'lllilltli. Another prim of tho
liliurt'h said llilil many such mar
t'lnizcn lliltl boon illnt‘lit'l‘l‘ltil. lll’l't'lllv
,ly it with said that Schmidt bail ]H‘l‘|
iormctt utility iiiiirrinut-s without ill»
mainline. licenses, and had utility on
Tt'i'tll‘iltd on lliu church books. 'l'hi-w
ititil'l'luut'u urn lllllltul llutl iiiiial ll“
lilt'i‘llll'illiftl owr again.
~. rm... m “w... .Mmm m
,Nlildliliilllllfii'lls AUTO ,
‘ PM"? MARDDNED
m...u..i.~...m
hillt'iuinml ill i'iillgi‘iown, Hl‘l't'll lll‘tr
lilo trout i‘lilt'opvv hulls. ‘Muun, in it
little llvattam-ltavl' itululunliilr, out out
in tho chilly tilttltt illl‘ unit Willli'il luv
the mullet ol’ tissitlntiturr for which
the): hint telephoto-ll to Norwnlh. \Vii‘
iltttm 'l‘i’. llaiiit. or linuhu' iiurliuu, and
?Captain ’i‘itontnn llunt, oi“ Norwniii.‘
lion-oil in the broltenidnwn machine. l
3 Thu putty was touring null tiillil‘mttlll';
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When Norwailt was reached some oil
:witilc others went home, taking thel
Federal express (tom the South Nor“
wail; depot.
MPDLLEY’O DANNNB WHOM.
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Monroe street. mil course, 06.
WEATHER FORECAS
Rain "Walnut, Warmer in interior.
. .ishotilds’ucccss hill/it
fatter persisted ‘
properadverttsiiig m3
, «(drainage-[nut a nun/us
invoix‘tttux‘vfivu'vu’vutm
:—
A...“
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utilill ill lllilii”
litii till ililliil
Boat Which dildo ‘ :Aground 0n
Goose islandi ' elk Group
Again Ashorli estorday ..
“dam—.—
liARTFORD, Sept. 17.—-—’I‘he steam.
or Middletown, of theHarttord and
New York Transportation Company,
became hung up and sand bar a
short distance below this city about
ten o'clock yesterday torenoon owing
to low water and an unusually heavy
freight. four hundred tons oi Bugat- be-
ing included in her consignment. [L
was expected she would be floated oft
with the assistancc’ot lugs some time
yesterday afternoon, when the tide
would have risen. . ‘
She had a passenger list of about,
fifty and these were taken off by a
small steamer and brought; to this city
without mishap.
The )llddletown is the steamer that
went aground oh? some Norwaik early
on the. morning offlieptcmher nth, ro'
omitting on (loose liltind twelve hours.
R. iii : ,
Willi ll Hill
Slllilll
tiliitlu
KNliKS MAN
lliliHPll
Assistant Foreman Albert Berg-
gren. of Telephone Gang, Fails
Thirty Foot Yesterday at
Dorlon’s .Point
tiiiiiiit Iii lilil .
intuition nits
Young Man is fleeting Coniort-
ably and Will Likely Recover
Albert Berggren, of East Washing-
ton street, assistant foreman oi’ the
Southern New England Telephone
Company‘s" local line gang, while do-
ing some particularly dangerous work
yesterday. received a severe shock or
electricity when on a high telephone
pole, and was thrown to the ground
thirty feet below. ills comrades can-
not attribute his remarkable escape
to other than good fortune, i‘or will»
in fifteen minutes the foreman was
able to stand on his feet and wall:
around.
Today, however, Mr. Berggren is
confined to his bed, sun‘erlng from the
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lRiliillll iliiliRili
itittiii till suit
Was Mistaken tor “Big Tim"
Sullivan in Port Chester.———
ls Walking Home
itiittiint .
illitililllllll:
Sll Nlllllil
caution the Citizens’ Party
Ticket in Norwaik
illllllllllli llll
Wandering about South Norwalk on
his way home, at Trenton, 'N. J., under-
taker, in conversation with a local
merchant, yesterday, disclosed an in
teresttng tale. 0: massive size. n
jovial personality and an engaging ap-
pearance, despite the rumpled condi-
tion of his clothing, the man reseniv
bled very much "Big .Tim" Sullivan,
or New York, whose sad death occur-
red recently. “I left home on a spree
some little time ago." began the trav-
eler, who would not disclose his iden‘
tity, “and have been as for East as
New Haven. It was from there I de-
termined to walk home, being out of
funds at last. I have been kindly
treated and believe my pedestrianism
will aid me in reducing my weight."
“1 had a funny experience in Port
Chester one night. I had walked into
the barroom for one of my occasional
drinks, and had hardly reached the
bar when a titan ran up to me, stuck
out his hand and began to tell me how
glad he was to see me. I thought i
had'never seen him before, but my
memory of faces is faulty and I'uc-
w.
Balance of the Ticket is Filled.
Out by Committee.
iii—Ville" Democratio'Clty Cong—Etta“
held last evening in the Norwalk
Town Hall, the party endorsed the
Citizens’ ticket from top to bottom.
With the exception of Harold T. Mun~
Eray, of Norwalk, who was a delegate
to the convention, no one opposed the
endorsement. There was a conference
ceptcd m5 friendly efforts. ixothing commit.th appointed and they went
for it but that I should go home withl‘ into conference directly after the 003‘
him, meet. his family and spend the:"€‘“”0n and filled the vacancies on
night. it. mattered not where l wentfl'the ticket with the conference coin~
‘liittitiit tilt
so to please. him, 1 accepted. 1 wus‘niittce of the lliepnblicnn party and ‘ “
given the. guest chamber." “18 Citizens‘ party.
in the “tor-“i“g after a feast, rather; The convention was called to order
titan n breakiast, my host asked melbl‘ Frank H- Merrill shortly after 8
when i intended to return to New o'clock. Secretary Bernard C-FBGMY
Cut His I
brunt At Home This
. “ , lament
Early Attendance May
Have Saved Lite'
So weak from tho loss of great
quantities of blood that he cannot,
York. i explained that New You: was
in rl , n 0 terrible, ,
internal in 83““ a d ,th not my home, or rather attempted to
bruises hill {in EIVBIXTKL .‘Not a bone? , .. . ,. ..
was broken by the tail and this seems do ’50' 1““ he said, Will-mm; 3::
hard to understand, for the young mani‘c‘l‘ ‘ “ml me. knew W“ .9 1‘“
struck the hard ground on his back. 'I saw you, and I was glad that "0“
Whenever there is anv work which weren't dead as all “‘9 people thought.
. "i‘horn will be rejoicing when you get
‘ a it it is int en care
‘5 doiicutt to ham“ \ aback to the \Bowcry.’ Then it all
Zdawned on me. He thought i was
"‘llig Tim" Sullivan, who was missing
(Continued On Firth Page.)
‘trend the call of the meeting and also
" called the roll of the delegates. There
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(continuation eighth page.)
tilt is lillili ill # ~
.h'.‘illlllil was ('lllli‘il.
speak, Henry lrciund. or 104 South:
Main street. lies in the Norwalk lice-l
pital'this afternoon in a serious con-l
PRBGRESSIVE DINNER
I8 ililw ill PRDGHESS
.dition as a result ol‘ his suicidal not.‘
this morning when llt.‘ cut his throati .
with a razor. The fluw of blood hasl in honor of Mrs; Waiter Furniss, oi
been stopped and it is believed ”my Merideu, guest of Mrs. Frank 1”. limit-
Mix ireiund lids it ”Hum, f0]- recov- ington, and bliss Lillian C. Marries, oi
cry. Jacksonville, Fla, guest of Mrs. P. S.
No motive. save a (ll‘slltllillttlltty ovcl‘l Lyon, a unique progressive dinner is
his physical condition, tilt] in) aerrlh- in progress today. Eighteen indlcsnro
vii to his action. This morning}.r iii
o‘clock .llr. ll't‘lllllil was found to be
in till unconscious stain and Mr. lio-
‘i‘ho piil‘siriiin
stayed with Mr. ll‘l‘liiilil until Lilli), at
Which tlnw llll‘ pullout lilttl rt-spondwi
to trontuiclii and was tipptirnully all
right,
Mrs. lrclltiiti wont downstairs about
“:2" tl't‘loi‘lt to pi‘n-piii'u ii ll! '0 iioutu
isiitut-til for hur iiusiuini T‘llt‘ was
gone about tun llllllllltlh‘. litlvéiiu lcl‘i
Mr. iridium in all it.iiiit'lil’liill‘flu in good
condition, and when she l't'llit'lltitl tho
ball was t-ttlptv. 'l‘liliiitiui: hi» bud lit‘ ~u
l'livihov iii and until- to the built-
room. .‘ilru. ll'i‘lilllll wvui lofljtw bulli-
room door, lirnrtuit no tumult who tin.
ruini- i’riuhtcnt-il null llllulii'll upon tlw
door.
'i‘lirru privuritlo on lltt- Hour at how
tool was \lv, lt-vlulul, blonl tumbling
from u turrlitii- looking cash in his
“Wk iii! the floor lli‘t’ltll‘ him in)“,
the rnxor. ‘
,‘h‘n, irolpuit tout to. limit in izrvnitluu,
mutllrlii itsuinlunrt- and UP. ltos-vutliul
lii‘rivod within llilt‘i’li tiioillilvu. iic
toying the various food courses pre-
pared for them. This evening there
will be curd guinea.
At 1:30 o‘clock the luncheon started
with the soup rourso nt. Mitt. Lyon's
home in West street.
indies will an to Mrs. iicnry (‘. Shor-
t~r'n, Washington otrcci, l‘or litlit; Mrs.
iiil‘til: Mrs. \‘i’ill‘rcti limiiwli's. Soy.
iltoui' nil‘oct, i'or salad: and Mrs. (Min
‘5. Youngs', l..ivlniistou street, for tho
llittit‘i‘t t'oursv. ’l‘ltcti tho indies will it"
to Mrs. illitlwoll's for the curds this
owning.
The party is motorised or ill“ "will-
bars ol‘ the tli'i‘unl't llny Nursery \\'hla\
t‘iub.
'stmo‘téd’tnnw,
BUT LIGHTLY FINED
'l’lir- rum» ntninui, .luhn hi, llilli‘lllll'i,
t-linruud with \‘iirllittp, lint-loin i‘t‘llliil's
by Marion ltrown-ltayiiioitti, ol' t-iouill
stopped lin- {law oi blood it'lilpnrnrlll’:N‘w‘vim‘. “1“)“ mil" Willi put ‘ll‘l’l‘ W
and “1591,,th ilw wuuhhbn pulpit“. Mint» hitthnr courts tilior it hearing burr
“’0“ no hr: rmtlll. it,» ”in” some iltitr notopwnu liliitlly ntettiud thin
invaded his rottinvtti to tho intuition, ‘tuornlutr. The higher court litmuiod it
' ousuilntlon with Attorney
l‘l‘miill‘
innit Mr. irolmni to that, institution illuxnuiicr‘tor the ttnrtiaml.
where lip with nttendml by m, ,tmmlludct’g to ilN‘lilti on the cane
starred it back to Judge, John ltooitin
lilowninn was lined 21 “and costs. Al.-
tioitrrilwd the not networked hurt! for his client. The panel»
ltc iv in the higher court could have been
said that sumo oi the superficial mils-iilmtlll line or it years imprisonment.
rice had berm covered but the lunutur The prisoner, who has been out no
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here traced your wife‘s lineage more serious charges pleaded not
bitch to William “the (longhorn guilty.
litr. tricnoeekwtrcat An‘ he must ‘o’l To close the nose Midge Keogh ore
ldarted the fine at It and costs, and
ion Globe. Downing paid a mullet slam.
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.1 moving about from house to house on-.
'i‘licrcnrtt-r tho
.lolin Sherman's, l’utunni avenue, for,
committed :-lii.‘lilt‘ by
‘t-iliiti‘ily lwtttri- noon youtvrlltty
'tivti )l'itl’i‘.
‘liroppoii, \l’iia that lwl‘ iilurl‘iuuw \i’it‘d
.itot happy, and that. shit tunrvirtl
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‘(lit‘n (,‘ltillt'h,
‘Nl‘lltlll". across it boil and tlli"l in ii lot;
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for lomii nut-moo, x. v.. soot. ii. rrrrrrr That.
i "it“ Willow was no load of tile in tin,- iirol
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liorney iilnnw‘oiler inr’lmwnlns. liflllltioors of tits Hotel iiroczcl, early to. applications to.
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tic-r bonds at $300 since his case was. py gimme, were the most serious or.
‘taitcn to the upper court, pleaded‘oidcntn. The lot
finchellot‘ Friend»! understand you guilty to it lessor crime, but to theme, as (allows:
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at the time.”
“Then i convinced the man that i
was not. "Big Tim." though i knew I
resembled him.‘ i made my apologies,
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sir, that incident got on my nerves;
so, that although i had intended goingl
home from Port Chester, i went off out
a second edition of my jitmboree and;
the next time i began to notice, things. l,l’l‘Ti.l£'i‘i').\', .\'. H., Sept, limit“.
1 was in New Haven and out of funds." ‘ ry K. ’l‘lntw, moved on to Concord,
“Accept a loan? No, thank you, Hi the ctipiiul, today to await the hearing
plod along and get home in a couple before tiovcruor Folkor on Tuesday in
of weeks. So long." and the huge llg- thc lllulii‘i' of his extradition. Safe in.
urn was soon nibbling off in tho dirci“ the knowledge that this ‘iliiltcd States
tion of the Turnpike. whither he had District (font-t will review his case on
been directed. ' ju writ' of hubczts corpus it' he loses. the
w--..W——«-- ‘Aitilioiiwnu i‘llnilii‘u smiled and waved
illiHAPPY MARRIAGE ;it‘ll.up:‘17:,3'31::33,,fit“‘;‘,§:’;§,§;fr1;;
CAUSE or‘ntt 80i0i0
Pleased With the Victory He Won
Over Jerome in Littleton
M
E li'iilll wilt.- title at t‘oncord at 2:10.
Tllllit' i‘lrlt’lu‘utt'il his Court victory
lililll'lir‘l’i‘it'l‘ tit-oi. ‘l7.~».\lrs_’“l l‘l‘rtm‘ilur ovur wtlliiim Travers
\‘l’li‘l' i‘lirl‘liunh ilill'll 2:1, bi‘itio oi “WNW by niuyluu the piano in the
(thurvhum parlor ol’ thi- hotoi whore hr has been ’
m.“ ipuiriort-d lil'i‘t‘.
m ”H. Around lilill out ttil admiring throng
,4“. hm of hotri patrons.
For ovur nu hour he wua lit. the
plunn llllil ht- would burn played ioniz-
oi' litiil not his. t-unloiiinila. United
Station flint-shill Nuin tutti tilicrlt‘l’ i'lrew,
to toll] hint it, was l)i'ill.lllli,l.
‘ idxltim‘rl‘nor it‘loun, (it i’onuaylvanv
in, was the only litwyri' with ’l‘ltutv tov
tliif-‘. ’l‘lin pint-rs, :«utiellivil with titrlr
incli worn in hitviun the federal baboon cor-
pun lirtirinir indefinitely suspended,
Ilull, town inst niltlil. to root bottom the 2
Lottirntliiiou Iihnrliin. Mr, .lnroiuo aim)
iiull. liu, will it“ to l‘ournrti, probably
'on Miilltlily or next trunk, to prepare
ii‘oi‘v the heaving. '
about ., not ii iii Hours"
ili'luhiits
llillili‘ ot' ,\ it, linrtlncr. \‘-‘ll”l‘-n
llt’l‘ll tvniploymi ltti .t build tor the past.‘
Slit: was it ittillvp of Hull»
lllll')‘- 'l'lu- mutter. avrortiitiu l‘l hints
liltiisl‘i' hvr litil'f‘lth i‘lillll‘l‘ than hit‘
all”! was t’uund lilii'iilt-
liiLitllllw. 'l‘llit litttlll‘. tbnt t'lllllli
ill" poison has not burn intuiti.
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llil L083 0F LlFE
ill HOTEL FillE
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WOMEN SEEK THE VOTE.
. Fhiulh Norwttlli, Final. Norwnlk and
which spread from an tuiwinina build“ Norwnlk women are asked in 8qu air
but mid swept ”to W“ “Dilei‘ilwl‘l; tcntion to tilt! fact. tliltt. their attentive
u made voters, mm
“at” Willi libido “will“! MW" l‘Vm‘ly‘bo returned willie registrars at tho
nvo guests who tied to other hotniul“mm,“m districts tomorrow, in,
Word accounted f0!" 9mm" W ‘3" . twacn the pontoon it a. m. and 5 p. to.
captain, guests and lirentcu ovort'omcé‘vflmm will be mum on 8‘1)“:th _
27th. -
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m...” .0...— menflw .
The Woman's Civic Federation of
at loss will be $500.-
Eiireka Cotton (Ioni-
imiy. raccoon; vllotci crustal, visit,
one; Dirnborgetf popcorn Company, school for women to teach them how ’
,Stllndloo. to use the ballot. They will be gum/f
' W a ,4 their first opportunity to 40v.” {ml/1‘
l unmet Want Me on” mars. next spring. _ ~ .. ‘ '
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East St. lJfiDlB in to open it voting“ 7‘
i. were present with three exceptions as“ " ii"
lioliows: . , . ‘ l '
1 Joint ill. Blake, Edward F. Du
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fry, Jo» "
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