The Press., 1917-11-22
CLAUDE BAYLOR CAPTURED.

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 Claude Taylor, the bad" man. was oornered and captured last night in the barn of Michael Farras, between Wilmington and Daleville, by group of detectives and policemen headed by , Chief Buckley of Ware. The detectives played their automobile search lights on the barn while Chief Buckley with gun in hand and plank for barrier walked toward the door and asked Taylor to come out Taylor came out of stall and quietly surrendered. He had been traced from Ware, by the hoof prints of 8 horse which he had stolen at the Gilbert stable, to Stafford where he broke into F. A. Lasbury's store Tuesday night. He was caught at about o'clock and brought here and placed in the borough lookup and later was taken to Hartford by trolley. He will soon be tried by the Windsor district court
 Mrs. Joseph Gilbert is spending few days with her mother, Mrs. John Gague. in Bristol.
 Miss Marjorie Morse spent the week end in Greenfield, Mass, at the home of her brother, Harold Crane.
 Robert Kaddy, boss mechanic of the Rhode Island Worsted Go was operated on last night for appendicitis at the Johnson hospital.
 Mrs. Esther Nj. French. 27 years old, died at the Johnson hospital Tues day night Mrs. French was born in Mansfield, her late residence. Besides her husband, Olin French, she leaves other friends and relatives. The funeral will be held at the late home tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The burial will be iu the Coventry Center cemetery.
 F. H. Plumb, chairman of the food conservation pledge card campaign, reports the total number of cards signed to date as 73O. Stafford's quota was 95O. MT. Plumb is delayed in having the canvass completed as the headquarters were two weeks late in | sending the cards here The canvass is not quite completed. Some of the sections of foreign population retard the work as the cards on hand are printed in English.
 Stafford. The coming Paramount attractions at | Town Hall, Nov. 24th: Pauline Freder- | g,N- F- kfo romance In which Pauline Frederick Is | ideally cast. Cast: Pauline Frederick | Thomas Meighan, Albert Hart, Ruby | Hoffman, Wilmington Playter. Nov 27th | Blanche Sweet in The Evil Eye" story | of Mexico without war Love interest | Cast: Blanche Sweet, Tom Forman. Webster Campbell. J. Parks Jones, Walter Long, Ruth King, William Dale. Thursday, Nov. 18th, Mary Piekford In Mistress Nell" The story: Mary Pickford portrays the part of little Nell Gwyn," whose bravery and wit save her lover from treachery and free him from the tolls of a designing woman, who would steal his heart from her. How Nell outwits the vengeful woman and wins back her royal lover's heart Is dramatic ally developed In this dashing romance of sarly Prince charming days Facts: This play helped to gain for little Mary the place in everyone's heart that she now re- .ains. She wears several different cos tunes in the play, which vary in design llso included in the program Fatty Ar ,uekle in ''Oh, Doctor" In two parts. A even reel show. A matinee will be given t D. m. Admission for children 5 ents. The regular price remains for dults evening at s p. m.
  L. B. Chase is able to be out again fter an illness of few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Lord spent few days last week in Boston. Mrs. Rose Nickerson of Worcester vas the recent guest of Mir. and Mrs. ! leo. H. Lord.
 Mrs. J. P. Brown and MT. and Mrs. 2. w. Brown spent the weekend with relatives in Springfield.
 The tickets for the school entertain nent are to go on exchange and sale at I. F. Cady's store at Q a. m., Mon- lay. All tickets are 25 cents. -@