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«the local markets.
ick S. Lyon, of West street. have re-
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With Abe advent of September oys-
ters “R" in season and are on sale in
Bernard Crampton. of Belden ave-
nue, has recovered complettty from a
recent illness of several days' dura-
tion.
Miss Molie Hand. of George street.
Danbury, a nurse in the Norwalk‘hos-
pitai. is spending her vacation at her
home in Danbury.
Station Agent 11.. E. De Witt. of
Stamford and East Norwnlk, has re-
turned from a"1nonths' vacation at
the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Mrs. E. G. Smith. Miss Mary C. Ev-
eritt and A. ll. Lyon. of South Nor‘
,.;walk have returned after she ding
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J40nroo and family in Cannon Station.
Captain and Mrs. I. 'i‘. Payne, of
West sueet. went to the Catskill
Mountains, today. to spend a two or
three weeks' \acation Captain Payne
has been ill for some time, and hopes
ti echange will prove beneficial.
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miawiers have received notice
from Sidncv N. Lockwood. clerk ofg
the Court of Common Pleas, that
claims for the trial of all cases at
the September term of the court must
be filed in his office by attorneys by
next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Olsen, of
Him street, and Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
turned after a visit with Dr. and Mrs.
Everett H. Jones, of this city who are
spending the month their former
home in Hancock, 1N. Y.
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The Episcopal Diocese .of Connecti-
cut is interested in the revival of the
old and well-known Parish Visitor.
published for so many years -1 in New-
York. It will now appear under the
editorship of Dr. Hiram Van Kirk. rec-
tor of St. Luke’s, Dal-fen.
LeGrand Greenwood, Bernard
Crampton, Donald Taylor. Charles H.
J. L. 'Copley and Cletus H. Magner,‘
who have been camping near the
Knob. for several weeks, have return-
ed to their homes. Stanley Baldwin
and Harold Nash are maintaining their
camp on the Knob bluff.
C W. Cramer. of Portland, the new
deputy tax commissioner, assumed
his duties. at the capitol yesterday.
lie-was in conference with Tax Com-
missioner William H. Corbin for
some time. during the day; and re-
chncerning- his
duties.
fiAVE YOUR THURSDAY NIGHT
dinner served at the Country club.
or"
Mary Pickford
4"1‘0 be remembered give“- me
1m W 1m ”'81?! m
ould keep their money for
" more practical purposes:
would did me very happy ,.
fthey'wo‘uldi‘ptit it in the bank; ;
' :start an account. then write me '
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Today is the second anniversary of
the New Haven railroad wreck in:
which eighteen people were killed.
Miss Laura Sweeney, of Spring St.,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Manning. on Woodlawn street,
Stamford.
The around-thought three mile swim
will be held at Roton Point Sunday
under the auspices of the Roton Philit
lifeguards.
«Next Thursday and Friday. Sept.
9-10, is. in the Jewish calendar, Rush
Hashona. and will so be observed by
Norwalk .Iews.
gummy; Cullen. of” 24 Concord
stl'oeLJsft today for a few days vis-
it with livery-dusts, Mrs. Downs. of
GreenuPolntf'tN. J‘.
Richard licGallien. famous poet and
author, Saturday afternoon will give
areadingat the opening of the Ru
way-ton painting exhibit.
Charles Green, of Danbury. is visit-
ing his daughter. Mrs. Jesse Fox, at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Francis
Benedich‘iOl Washington street. this
city. -uf‘r
The new relies on first and second
class express matter went into effect
yesterday. The rates are slightly in-
creased over those in elfcchup to yes.
ierday, but in no case has theie been
much of an increase made.
The marriage of Miss Lila Godfrey
and Francis Northrop will take place
at the home of the bride's parents in
Wilton. on Thursday afternoon. Sep-
tember 2. Miss Alice Merwin will act
as bridesmaid.
Mrs. Charles Field, of New York.
who is stopping at Hickory Bluff for
the summer, gave a tall: before an
League in Ridgefleld. on Wednesday
of last week.‘ Mrs. Field spoke elo-
quently on the needed work. of prison
reform.
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’ srsusosn roar cameras
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cerned in the shooting. and that Mrs.
Mohr had offered him $2, 000 to kill .1»-
bet husband. I " Phone 1360.
Healis and Steiiman, questioned se' animal“:
parateiy. corroborated Brown's stor;,u '
and the arrest of Mrs. Mohr followed.
Brown at first denied that he had,
any connection with the affair. He.
said he passed over the Nayatt road.‘
where the shooting occurred. on a mo-
tor cycle, explaining that be was on:
his way to visit a friend at Riverside'
Detectives who Went to Riverside in?
investigate his story returned witht
Spellman in custody.i 'Speliman said1
that the e was a plot against Dr.’ ’
Mohr, ad when Brown heard of
Speilmnn'a declaration he made a de
tailed confession
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24 Cottage Street.
According to Brown’s story. Mrs. ‘
Mohr proposed several weeks ago
that he kill Dr. Mohr, promising to: Providence department store) for DrI
pay him $5,000 nine days after the Mohr I do hope you will try and
killing was accomplished. He said he straighten this matter out and 1
asked Speiiman to help him out, and know you cannot stop her going to
brought his half brother up to talk dinner with him. But she will have a
the matter over with Mrs. Mohr.
Healis was present at this interview
by request of Mrs. Mohr, Brown said.i
Speilman was to receive $1,006 and mer my home will be watched just
.Brown and Healis :2, 000 each. the same and should 1 get word 1
The Arrangements for the shootini, shall come right on The world is
were carried out in detail. according. with me in my sorrow i am heart
to the confession. At a designated broken
spot on the Nayatt road Hesiis stall-
ed the engine of the anthmoblie, and
3‘0““ “Id Spellmsn. ‘ “1° had ‘9' The confession of Browu as laKen'
proilched on motor cycles, creptjdown by the police reads
through the bushes and fired at theI 11. Cecil Victor Brown. 27 years
occupants of the car. iirown said he' old of 39 Hammond street Boston,
shot Dr. Mohr and Spellman wound- ”Mass. 3“, Elizabeth T Mohr Monday
ed Miss Burger. After the shooting night. between 3 and 9 p 111. August
Brown and Speiiman went back to 30.1915 She sent for me and told me
the motor cycles. They threw the re, to prepare to kill Dr Mohr because
volvers into a brook near the Rhode she could not stand this any longer. ,
“1‘1““ 00““"3’ .Club , I "i do not want to do it’. 5118 said- .
BMW“ 0961"“ that Mrs. MOM 'there is something in it for you. ‘13
toldhim to be sure and kill the doc-1m" pm you in the garage business.‘
tor. and to kill Miss Burger of he“ Do not be afraid as Mend in with
could: His instructions. he said. were u; of the detectives and chief down
and ending if she keeps on against-
mc. My home is being watched and
if i should~leave Newport this sum-
“Respectfully.
‘ELIZABETH '1‘ MOIIR" i
AGENTS
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her buying linnen at Giadding’s in
possession of her husband's considers.
. Medium
to shoot anybody in the
whether it was Miss Burger or Flor.
ence Ormsby. a maid employed in
Dr; Mohr's oifce.
,Altcr Spellman and Healis had
corroborated Brown's story two poi-
ice detectives went to Mrs. Mohr’s
house and brought her to police head
quarters, where later she was formal-
. ly placed under arrest. She made a
vigorous denial of the negrdes'
her arrest she sent for her attorney.
Arthur Cushing. No specific charge
was preferred against her. as the
murder was committed in
‘ county. which is out. of the jurisdic-
tion of the Providence County courts.
It was stated that she would be an-
raigned on a charge of inciting to
murder. Theo barge against” Brown
will be the murder of Dr. Mohr; that
against Healis will be accessory to
murder before and after the act, and
Spelitnan will be charged with assault
with intent to murder Miss Burger.
was lesions of Dr. Mohr and also
was desirous of getting possession of
his estate, which she believed would
--:bo denied her if she obtained a div-
orce. They said she- explaind to them
tonneau, .
charges, and said that their confes-1
. sion was “absurd." immediately after
Bristol ;
All‘ of. the nurses under arrest said '
that Mrs. Mohr told them that sboI
that the payment of the $5. 000 would,
in Newport and the judges in Providv
‘ence.’
‘ :‘She said if we get in any iroumo
jobs will. spend her last dollar to get
us 'out of it, and be sure and tell
George to come over so as she could
have a talk with him. After nine days
she would have everything settled—;
that is her part of the estate. She a1-
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The police have entertained two
possible motives—jealousy on» themes
of Mrs. Mohr toward Miss mum
llurger. the doctor 5 secretary,ft and are.
alleged desire by the wife to obtain
able estate.
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wmsrs in white and new $3.011.
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so said she did not know if his other
two children belonging to his first
wife would come in for their share
and'she would pay me 32.000, and ai~
so pay George $2,000, and Henry $1,.
000. and if she hadenough left she
would give me $500 more. She said.
‘There is no need of being scared.
'everything will blow over. This is
something that has got to be done:
She made me ride to Boston on the
train leaving Providence at .40 p.
111.. to purchase a revolver in a pawn
‘shop on Beach street. about 3 months:
ago. which I paid $6 for a 88~calibre.'
Mrs; Mohr said to get a good one lfl
Wetdo not kill him she was going to I
too it herself. sns‘ paid $100 for the:
motor cycle 1 own. in May this year "1
The three male prisoners were1
charged with murder and were alsoI
held without bail. All four pleaded:
not guilty. They wete locked up atf .
1Warren pending a hearing set for:
Sept 16. I
Mrs. Mohr was arrested this morn
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Friends:
I When their eyesore
effected.
that they can have the services
of an (‘iCULIS'l‘ ‘Ircc of '
charge at our‘cstablishmcnt.
Slight defects of eyesight
llt‘f‘It‘t ted may lead to serious
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Glasses as
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B7 Atlalulc Square, Stamfordyfit.
be made nine days after the commis- in: at the Mohr home in the exclusive:
Eaton of the crime, as by that time Elmwood section of this city, followti
years ago. Recently Mrs. Mohr insti-
tuted separation proceedings and the
doctor brought a counter suit. After
the suit Was entered ares Mohr said
that she did not self for a. divorce- as
she hoped the causes which prompted
her to seek a separation might be re
moved some time and a- reconcilia-
‘ tlon would be effected.
This forenoon Mrs. Mohr and three
negroes: were taken to Warren. the
countrseat. of Bristol County, andssr-
reigned before Judge maki‘llammell.
mhe woman was charged with inciting
lasds.pubiio.a letter addressed to Gen.
linolte. a bulimia-1am.“ Miss Burg-1
or. and healing. the signature of Mn-
Mohr. Rooks We. had received the
_, letter a short time Ago. 1.
3 .1 The communiontiomfollows.
the entire estate would belong to her. ins the allesed confessions of the no I
Dr. and Mrs. Mohr were married 12l
gross, who told the police that they
had beeii 'hired by Mrs. Mohr to put
:Opon Sate: Evenings Est-1897
'her husband out of the way. I
She .was brought to .the police sta‘I
lion, where she was turned over toE
oilicers from Bristol County. within‘
which the killing was done- Tuesday
night. Accompanied by her counsel,-
Arthur Cushing. Mrs.» Mohr - was: take
en in an automobile to Warren,1 the
county scat, passing on the way the
scene of 'the- murder. Another auto}
mobile carriedher alleged accom-
Diices.
Mrs.- Mohr appeared to be not the -
least disturbed. She is a diminutive
body and was dressed in a blue tail
tored suit and a median straw hat, the
spreading brim of which half hid her
features. At the station housew she
sent out for a brown veil. which she
so arranged that all but that lower
her bands. which, were covered with
white gloves. she carried a Vanity
Mrs. Mohr greeted the officers
part of homziseo “accounted- 111.:~ .7
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