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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
LORDS POINT.

Warren L. Bradway of Putnam is contemplating the erection of two more cottages at the point within the next few months. Work on his new garage is well along toward completion. Will liam H. Johns bungalow is being re- decorated. Mrs. E. A. Pond and Henry Lewis have been making noticeable Improvements about their property by the setting cut of shade trees, orna- mental shrubs. etc. Work is well un- der way for the cottage being erect ed for Charles Thurber, It will be equipped for all year round use and Mr Thurber intends before long to make his permanent residence there. Ernest L. Davis has completed his bungalow at the corner of Boulder avenue and Hampton street and in tends to rent it to Mystic parties
 MT and Mrs. Henry w. Branch of Norwich spent the week end at Red mont, their summer cottage. Mir. Branch is having an extension built on the rear of it.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
GRoToN LONG POINT.

George WestphaI of Chicoree Falls, who recently purchased a plot on Beach road will camp there this sea son. A large cottage will be built there for next reason.
 ConJractor Mcdonald of Noank has been awarded the contract to erect a duplicate cottage to that of Mrs. L. F. Packers. This cottage is a com modious and handsome summer resi- ton.
 Miss Jennie Perry of Springfield has purchased two lots in Crescent street Miss Perry owns three cottages at Saybrook Manor beach, which she pur- chased from the James J. Smith Co. Long Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
MIDDL LEToWN.
Contractors Busy on New Houses
 Barn and Swimming Pool.

August Ahlberg has been awarded the contract for 8. new house 10 be erected on Prospect street for Wm. N. Nissen, 56 High Farm Hill. It will be of frame construction and will be arranged for two tenements
 Work Started on House
 Linus Baldwin has completed the concrete foundation and will start work at once on the carpenter work for the new one-family house to be erected on Evergreen avenue Tor Frank Johnson. It will contain eight rooms, with all modern conveniences.
 House Roofed In.
 The new two-fanily house being for Stanislav Michalski is now roofed in.
 Contract for Swimming PooL
 My1chreest Bros. have been awarded the general contract for the addition to the gymnasium of Wesleyan Uni versity on Willis avenue. It will be 54x65 feet. and will be used TOT a swimming pool The cost will be about $40,00O.
 The James H. Bruce Co. have been awarded the entire contract for the furniture for the new addition to the High School on Pearl street The con- tract includes $50 chairs for the new assembly hall, the school desks, office desks, etc
 Dairy Barn.
 Linus Baldwin has the contract and has started work on a frame dairy barn, 34xS4 feet, on Johnson lane for H. o. Daniels. He is building frame addition on Mrs. Benjamin Turner S house on Durham avenue, an addition to Arthur Goes house on Broad street,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
UnsiuhtIy Face Spots

Are cured by pr. Hobson's Eczema Otnfnaaat which heals all skin erup- tt0nS. No matter how long you have been troubled by itching. burning, or scaly skin h1naors. just put a little of that soothing antisepttc, Dr. Ho6son's Eczema Ointment on the sores and the suffering steps instantly. Hearing be- gins that very minute. Doctors use it fn their practice and recommsnd it. Mir Alderman. of Ldtt1et0wn. Pa. says Had eczema on forehead: Dr. Hob son's Eczema Ointment cured it in two weeks Guaranteed to relieve or money refunded All druggists. CT by mail Price sec. Pfeiffer Chemical Co, Philadelphia and St Louis. or Lee & OsRoOd-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
Rid Your chisdrnn of werrn.

You can change fretful, IH-tempered children into healthy, happy young sters, by riading them Of worms Toss ing, rolling. grinding of teeth, crying out while asaeep accompanied with in- tense thirst, palms in the stomach and bowels, feverishness and bad breath, are symptoms that indicate warmss- Kickapoo Worm Killer. a pleasant can dy lozenge, expels the wornns, regG- lates the bowels restores your children to heaItf and happiness Mrs j. A Brisbin. of EaSin. H., says@ -I have used KickaDoo Worm Killer for years and entirely rid my children of worms would not be without it's Guaran- teed- All druggists. or by mail Price 25c- Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co, Philadelphia and St Louis Lee & Ss- good. Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

Love is biiRd-esPeeiaiI the kind of IsFs that attacks asetiSts.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
Sanitary Plumbin,

A peep into an Ip-t0-daee bathroom iB only less refreshing than the bath 1tS@6. During the sHEMm@E yom win the more look to ths bath for bodily coaafort l will show you samples and plans of the porcelain azsA othaE trha and give you estimates for the work of putting them in in thS beMt manner from R sanitary standpotHt-aRd guar autee the entire job
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
WATERFORD.

Henry E. Beebe and Frederick CowIes of the head of the river are building new cellar for large sum mer house on the Keeney property on the hil least of the Golden Spur for Gideon Keeney of Brooklyn, N. Y
 L.. Herbert Starr is building a new veranda and several additions on the house of Frank Clark on the New Ha- ven turnpike.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
SOUTH MANCHESTER.

A. E. Gowdy has started work on the erection of new house on Edger- ton street for William Mccormick. II will contain two tenements. with all modern convenienceS.
 Fitch Barber has the carpenter work in connection with the alterations to the residence of W. c. Cheney.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

Pt uMeine AND STEAM FITTING.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

and is finishing an addition to j. E. Daniels house at West Long Hill
 Salvatore Mazzotta has the contract for the mason work for a, house in Haddam which is being remodeled for A. E. Chisholm.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

A J. WHOLLY & CO.,, TeAephone z34 12 Ferry Street
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
% " NOW

Plumbing as it should be done is the kind WE dc Open, every joint tight. sanitary and latest style plumb ing
 Best of bath tubs, latest devices ln water closets. sinks, and everything you can think of in the plumbing line
 Call us up on the phone. write Or zee ms We will fix you up in good shape at a moderate price
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03
BUILDING OPERATIONS
 IN NEW ENGLAND

Tine statistics of Building Operations in New England, as compiled by The U, ". Dodge Company, foiIoW.-
The evening world., 1913-08-26
Minister of Interior Refuses to
Give Answer to Plea of
States Attorneys.

OTTAWA. Aug. 26.---Dcputy Attor.
ney General Franklin Kennedy. for
the State Of New York, and X. A.
Pringle. a Canadian lawyer retained
by the New York authorities. made q
formal request Of the immigration
Department to-day TO- the deportation
OF Harry Thaw as soon az the present
habcas corpus proceedings at Sher.
brooke are disposed Of.
They asked that ,Thaw be turned
over to Chief Immigration OGicer
CIark at Montreal ~ soon ~ he vas
released by the court. and that he
then be deported over the New York
border.
G. J. Doherty. Acting Minister OF tho
interior. and Blake Robertson. Assist.
ant SuperintendenA of immigration Of
Canada. would give no promise that
Thaw would be sent direct to tho New
York boundary. saying merely that he
would be dealt with according to the
Canadian law.
II was explained that II Thaw IL re-
leased to the immigration authorities to-
morrow IA formal inquiry will be held
at sherbrooke to ascertain II Thaw be-
longs to the class Of persons who are
liable to deportation. Should II be de-
termined to deport Thsw. announcement
as to the route by which he will be sent
back would then be made. and not til
then.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
RETURN VALUABLE SHAWLS.
Magistrate COrrlEan's Mother Re-
covers Property stolen 3 Months

Two delicate point lace shawls.
valued at 500. the property OF the
mother Of Magistrate Joseph Il. Corri-
gan. which were stolen on May 81 from
a cleaning establishment at M I70
Madison avenue. were returu,i to no
D!strict-Attorney's office to-day by
thieves who are DESTROYS OF getting a
light sentence In return for plea of
guilty, The men are Frank Martin and
Jacob Harris. under Indictment for
stealing tapestries and paintings from
1.-THE w, Il j. Sloane store and from
James McDermott OF No. :7< Madison
avenue.
They sent word to the District -Attor.
ney's once to-day that they would plead
guilty II offered clemency. In addition
they offered to return the shawls stolen
from Magistrate Corrisans mother. al.
though they would not admit that they
stole those articles,
Harris volunteered to get the ehawis
Detective Al Thomas was sent out with
him and returned In an hour with the
missing property. Harris and Martin
will be arraigned before Judge Foster
tor pleading Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
WALlSTREET..

Market Ciosin g--No change. In, the tone
of the market was noted In the closinr
hour Trading was most all profes
sional and very little OF that, New
Haven recovered 21-2 points of 10 earl,
decline, while nearly all lssues kept
steady, with no demand. In the last
few minutes prices yielded fractionaliy
to realizing sales. and the .nnai figures
were mostly slightly on from yester-
days close. except United States Steel,
which closed at 81 is. net loss OF ono
point, and New Haven showed . net
loss of 2 3-s at o.
The first few prices showed irregular.
ity, but weakness soon developed. "a
attention was attracted to the successive
new low records in New Haven. That
stock. which opened al a loss n S.
dropped to s2x. net loss Of I y points.
This decline affected the general list
and was caused by the statement pub.
lished in the papers showing the decline
In the earnings last year to have been
worse than was expected.
Nearly all the active stocks receded
from y TO ~ in the first half mour.
The dominant influence In. the sock
market In the latter part Of tide 4rst
hour was the announcement thxt.s4lex.
leo had requested a postpsxenssSa' Of
President Wilson's Mexican mesa ss.eor
twenty-fou hours and that the REQUEST
had been granted. This news precipi-
tated turn about by the beaffSi 'Sro.
fessionals. who had started iark1 the
sound OF the gong to depress prices.
using an attack upon New Haven ~. IL.
cilitate their plans. The Mexican news
transformed the appearance OF tho
market and all OF the earlier fosses
had been made up beforh II o'ciock.-s
/ The balance of the morning session
and in the early afternoon price. u,ove-
ments were confined within a marrow
range New York Central yaa Meak.
declining to % IL. net / IS Of Ii;
I from Mondays final. Other issues kept
fairly steady. trading very isht.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
Mccall COntradicts
Mitchell on Subluaus

Edward E.~McCali and John Purroy
Mitchell. rival candidates for Mayor.
sosned the nrst round Of the municipal
campaign to-day with . personal dis
pvtation over subwsya \ question Of
vsraciU was raised. which y the polite
. form Of saying that somebody lies
Thsy DRAGGED In Borough President
NcAncny ~ arbitrator and no dcftly
ducksd By practically saying both were
right
The controversy was started In Mr..
Aitchsl's letter about Hearts regulating
A. Pssndsrgast and McAneny. wherein he
dsliversd . little left handler at Mr..
MCCALL. - follows:
The Tammsny candidate had shown .
disposition to sbrogats the terms Of sub
way eouteacts and revise them In the
interests Of the traction companies"
''1hers y not q word OF truth In Il or
the slightest justification for such .
,statsmsnG - far A. I know" said Mr..
Mccall. "Before Mr.. Mitchell Issues q
document Of that kind he ought to hnd
.ous what the facts are. The best source
'ot refutation for the statement " MI
McAneny himself. Mr.. NcAneny II MI
Mitchsis colleague on the Fusion ticket,
an willing to accept what Mr.. Nc
Ansny says on the subject. for ! know
that he will tell the truth.
"Thers never has been any disposition
to modify the contracts In the manner
M. Mitchell sets forth. But there II one
The evening world., 1913-08-26
LIND LEAVES
mexico WITH
MANY AMERICANS
CONTINUED from FRS, PaseJ
Continued from FRS; PaseJ

Sir. Lind. The President. has OF course.
consented and Is expecting to address
Congress NJ o'clock on Wednesday"
ORIGINAL PROPOSALS. ~ v. 8.
PRESENTED TO HuERTA.
Official -aupouncement was made Of
the original proposals by the United
states presented to Huer1i by Mr.. Lind.
They were: 3d..
!. Cessation Of hostilitiss saA asa.
mite. ar1ussics.
Q. An early and free election.
.. xusrtA ~ sisa himssis. not 70 ~
. cenAlAsts -
4LAesssnsas ~ - paroles - asaAs
b. the results Of the election :. -.
Upon these proposals. the Huerta Gov.
eminent at the last moment asked fur.
ther time for consideration. and upon
certain supplementary suggestions by
Mr.. Lind. the nature Of which 10 not
being divulged here, the request Tor Q
pos,ponement was made.
Preparations at the Capitol. hurriedly
made for a joint session Of the House
and Senate, were called off.
Immediately on assembling the
| resolution for u Joint assembly at I
| O'Clock. tomorrow to hear the Prssi.
! dents address.
The resolution was passed without de.
bate as soon as 1t was introduced in the
| Senate.
President Wilson'S message. a docu.
| ment OF about four thousand words, was
| locked up in the White House vaults
awaiting the next developments. II u
generally understood that the message
! is kind In tone toward Mexico, outlines
the American Governments position. sx.
presses generous friendship for the
Mexican people. and defines the reason,
| for insisting upon elections and the
elimination OF Huerta. Some OF the
message IL based upon precedent Sc,
during the administration Of Presiden
| Hayes. when rorf.rlo Diaz became
President OF Mexico.
! 1t was the first time since George
washington's day In the White House
that o President OF the United Statel
had determined to appear personally be.
fore Congress on q question Of foreign
policy. So closely was the President'l
message guarded that no copies wore
given In advance to the press as Is the
almost invariabls rule with such docu'
ments.
The expression Of the American pol
Icy follows a long and unusual effort te
persuade the de facto authorities In
Mexico City to suspend hostilities. con-
woke q constitutional election and to Sc
cure freedom OF choice by eliminating
the present ruler-Victoriano Huerta.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
ELLIS ISLAND iNQUlSIT0RS.
board Of Three Named "a Conduct
Immigration station Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 90, Richard II.
Taylor. Immigration Inspector Of the
Field Service. OF Washington; James l..
Hughes. Assistant Commissioner of In-
mIsratIon at Philadelphia, and United
States Immigration Inspector Prentice,
In charge at chlcaSo, We're appointed
to-day by United States Comgnisslo ner
OF Immigration Caminetti 10 investigat e
the food and other conditions at Ellis
Island
The evening world., 1913-08-26
DEATH SENTENCE FOR FRANK
Convicted as slayer Of Mar!
Phagan, Atlanta Gtrl.

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug, ga sentence
Of death was pronounced upon Leo NJ.
Frank. convicted yesterday Of murder
Ing Mary Phagan. His execution was
set for Oct. 10. Before sentence was
pronounced Franks attorneys moved
for new trial on the ground that sew
eral demonstrations. said to have been
heard by the Jurymen. had pre1udiced
the case. Oct. I was set for argument
on this motion.
Frank kept cool while ne listened to
the reading OF his sentence. Only when
Judge Roam reached the concluding
words did the factory superintendent
display nervousness,
The evening world., 1913-08-26

Made Debut and London
Success Anonymously
and "Neuer Wanted to
See America" Again
Plans for Her Future
and That Of Her Child.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
DEMAND To OEPORT THAW
TO NEW YORK TOMORROW
IS MADE UPON CANADA

migration law or to prevent Thaw's case
from reaching the immigration author.
tiles by Carrying II to the court OF
Kings Bench. which meets here In
October. 't
Harry X. Thew 10 headed straishi
back to MatteawAn. He may hghi
here. lie may elect TO struggle In Yer.
mont. hut the end win be the same.
And wtat difference does q few moutha
make one way or anotherr' SAID NJ.
jerome to-day.
Jerome seemed jubflant and HE hrst
question vas shout the behavior Vt
Thaw and contained the light remark.
is he still giving interviews about the
people he does not like7"
On being assured that the Pittsburgh
millionaire was busy At that very thing
nov. jerome laughed and declared
Thaw's chances Of escape we're very slim.
II seemod TO jerome mat there was no
question but that Thaw would b sent
70 either New Hampshire or Vermont
without delay.
JEROME CURE ThAw WILL %
BACK sooN.
His stay In either state Will be
ortef" continued Jerome. a. there v
no question VI extradition proceedings
In . case where . man ID sought on .
warrant charging conspiracy"
1--WE will petition the Governor to d..
liver Thaw to New York State and we
will submit evidence Of his idsntinca-
ton as the man named In the warrant
and In accordance with the extradition
lava"
Thaw continued to send out state
ments to Vermont newspapers which
he explained ne did for the purpose OF
creating u sentiment In his favor In q
State where he expects to be tried
shortly. He 10 attempting to show he
has been prosecuted In New York
State
Since sx.Oov. Stone OF Pennsylvania
took charge of the Thaw legal forces
here no has said that n Thaw 10 taken
back to the United States he might ysi
have . chance for liberty. He said II
depended upon how the Executive Of the
state where Thaw might BE- held 70.
garded the proceedings which had kept
him In Matteawan for the last siz
years.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
EUelyn Thalv Pleads Mothers Riqht
to Earn Living for Herself and Son

Denies Charge 81 Critics
That She 10 Capitalize
ing Malodorous "PaS(.o
Returned to Stage
When She '.Did Not
knotD Where Next Meal
Was Coming From.
The evening world., 1913-08-26
MAY DELAY CASE UNTIL NEXT
OCTOBER.

There are various ways Ia which
delay could be brought about. and II 10
among the possibilities that tomorrow
night will see Thaw again an inmate Of
IN" little county tail here, while hi.
lawyers engage in a legal battle. either
to test the eonstItut.nsl.ty Of the I'm
by Col. Bartlett. who at that time rep
resented the Thsw family.
Can you tell why these cheeks have
The evening world., 1913-08-26
DOESN'T WANT THAW,
BUT IS BOUND TO
HOLD H|M--.JER0ME
CONTINUED from First PagcD

and In the last two days has been mail.
ing and telexraphinE extracts from
.Jerome's speeches to tho jury in his
These extractx are all OF speeches in
which jerome claimed that no one be-
lieved Thaw crazy. It was when the
prosecutor was arguing for . first de-
gree murder.
The frst to attempt to break the new
rule against visitors to Thaw were two
members of the Salvation Army In
Montreal. Capt. Hay and a brother ON
Ger. They came under orders cabled
From London by Gen. Bramweli Booth.
with the time OF Harry X. Thaw's
arraisnment before Superior Court
Judge 0lobensky set for tomorrow
morning, when. II In expected. ne will
be released. the case Of Stanford Whites
slayer has probably never been more
involved since he was captured after
his escape from Matteawan.
II Il safe to say that no one knows
what tomorrow may bring forth.
MAY MAKE TEST OF iMMioRA.
TON LAWS.
Former Gov. William Stone OF Penn
syivania, OF Thaw's counsel, inserted
some Of the uncertainty into the situa-
ton when he suggested yesterday tina;
| tho letter Of CanAda's Immigration laws
was IN violation Of her treaty with the
United States The Immigration law says
that there shall he no appeal from tire
decision OF an immigration examining
hoard except for citizens OF Canada.
no discrimination In the treatment Of
Canadians ana Americans.
This In only one Of several things
however. that have muddled the waters
In the latest developments The I'm,
migration authorities here have had
some word from, Ottawa. What II, Il
they refuse to say or even to admit
that they have heard at all. but they
are no longer certain OF taking ThaW
to Coaticook. giving him . hearing
and deportine him. probably to New
port. VI, via Norton's Mills.
Now no one knows whether or moi
Thaw Is to have a hearing before tn,
Immigration Board. and the lmmigra
ton authorities declared that they die
not know what may DO tho procedur,
or where Thaw may be taken.
Former District-Attorney Jerome o.
New York. who arrived here yesterda,
to take command of the American lie
gal forces as Special Deputy Attorney
General. to-day preserved outwar,
calm. He declared that he does no
know what is going to happen and doe
not care. but he Is certain Tbaw ulti
mately must be returned to the Unite,
The evening world., 1913-08-26
SAYS ONE OF THE CHECKS hAt
BEEN SOLD.

zone Of the checks has been Sold"
said tho witness. II don't know much
about It,"
You say ono OF the checks has been
sold?"
~ think so. ! don't want to say
whether one or three OF them-I don't
want to say"
which OF the three checks has been
sold?" persisted the attorney.
- think the one drawn on the New
York bank. think the one made out to
Mr. O'Rellly and Peabody"
The witness explained that Mr..
O. Reilly had no claim to the check In
question. though Il had been made out
to them. ~ the money was for her.
Did you ever bring suit for annul-
mentf" asked Mr.. Offenbach.
Evelyn leaned forward and had Just
said Il did'' when Attorney Shame en-.
tered an objection TO tho question on the
ground that the answer might incrlm-
mate the witness. Her reply could
scarcely be heard and the objection Of
the attorney caused considerable argu-
ment and resulted In the hearing being
adjourned.