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’ , il‘lireo children livers burned to death;
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R it takes Only”
“ one mum» to ties-R ,
‘ buy. one.
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Many Forts and Villages Surrounding Constantinople Occupied
by the Bulgarian
n-‘nw
oi? the Port of San Giovanni di Moduli.
on the Adriatic See, as Well as of the
cities '0! Allessio and Jakovs. by the
Montenegrln troops is confirmed in a
dispatch received by the Montenegrin
Consul-General here today.
COLOGNE, Germany, Nov. 7.—-—Tho
Turks are reported to have been de-
«cisively beaten by the "Bulgarians and
driven in disorder from their positions
at the Tchatslja forts in front or cons
otuntinopio, according to a dispatch
from Solis to the ‘Cologne Gazette)
The fighting was very severe and last-
ed two days.
LONDON, Nov. 7.~The Turkish gur-
rison has been withdrawn from Satori-
kl, after destroying a number of bride:-
es toiming the, appronches to the city,
according to a news agency dispatch
from Athens. .
-,LONDON Nov. 7.—The occupation
indwnw-
innumu
Little Ones .‘fii‘dmaleil in House
Glaze, in Chrome. New
Jersey
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WOODBR'IDGE. N. J ..
/
Nov. II."-
.93 fourth died later from injuries, and
their mother. Mrs. James Discoll, is
in a critical condition as results of a
tire which destroyed the ’Driscoll
home at Chrome, N. J, yesterday. it
is thought a gas stove exploded. The
bodies of the three children, the IBM-
Rent a girl of 11, were found in the
ruins. Mrs. Drlsooll carrying an Nib-
lnnt, escaped from the house and was
l'ouiid‘unconscious on the ground.
Appointments si'litli
HEAll until: u. A.‘ ll.
i‘iRl'DGIlIPOR‘I’, Nov. 7.-~Judse, Ala
trod B. Beers, 0: Bridgeport, coniiRIosn-
der in chief of the Grand Army olR the
Republic. has announced the hollow-
in: appointments:
Adintuniroonerniwiienri ..l Schley.
Bridgeport.
Qunmmsntor- General—«C.
Stnwitz, liultsio
Judge Advocstoflcnerul—mll. h” Bry-
iint. Willlliiicii, Will. R
Illispecior-Llonernlwi. .P. 'liraRRiluy.
Boston
I). R.
a.
National Patriotic instructor Rimi
“Mllgftllltlw, Minneapolis, R
Robin! of Stoflvwilsnry 1.. B nth.
iiurti‘ord. '
lionlor Aldo do (lamp—«W. F. )iil)’.
l’urn. lild.
Assistant Adjutanttlonemide l...
lluiineti. Chicago. R
Assistant . Quartermaster (is oral
and tilustodiun oi discards-gm ll. itch
coinb.‘ Philadelphia.
Nationsl abundant! Denier
T’iicksriion, Seattle.
at
,I’h
Tm
rm!
rustic AroLonv.
i wish to publicly apologize if
conduct on election night.
R The condemn {mitten on West
svodu and the gentlemen i
f‘
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Bulgarians Reported to Have Deoisiveiv Won Battle Which
tasted Two Days and Wes Unusually Severe, slid the
Fighting Still Continues, With the Turks Running Away
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Bonehan, to the south oi? Scutari.
Constantinople occupied several villag-
es ill the \icinity oi the line of Turk-
ish forts at Tchataljn.
in the possession of Turkey out of the
a
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, blinded clothing.
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Troops Today
Fighting is also taking place around
The Bulgarian troops advancing on
Only live little districts now remain
(Continued on twell'th page.)
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BESPENIT T0 VIII'I'IBIIIY
ROCKWLLE ConII. Nov. 7.-—ChIslr-
man George Forster, ot the DomocrII-
tic central commitbee has given out the
following statement: ‘
“With the icy of victory comes the
responsibility oi power. II believe the
Democratic party will make such wise
use of its opportunities that it will in-
duce an‘ appreciative electornte to
grant a renewal and extension thereof.
Under same leadership oi Woodrow
Wilson it will effect a fair revision of
the tariil, the solution of the trust pro-
blem, and with these some relief from
the high cost on iving. ’
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"‘5’" "In- due» mam.
. WEATHER FonscAsT.
Rain and colder tonight and Friday.
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Large Sum Received ior Home
for Aged During Past
Year I
umunmnm
nmnnmm
immnmu
Rmmumw
Town court Appoints and Posh
mastenehio's IBrinRi tint
pandidates I
The smooth)! the election on 'i‘ueo
day will soon; be felt in The Norwalks
and if the legislature is predominated
by the dequcmts, as is expected.
I there will be lit. least live choice plums I
to be distributed here iiroIrI the slate.
plums. At the present time the court
ofllcos, consisting of two judgeships,
two pmecntbrs and one clerk of
court are held by attorneys of the re—
publican faith It Is annealed that.
whenthe appointments come around
Those are the court appointments mil ..
as usual the lawyers villi get the I
wally Pledges Received Outside
.J'i‘own Union was held Tuesday after-
-attendon.co. Among many interesting!
‘ “Milli. SHEETS“
’tinss’acuus‘otts Volunteer Militia, who
~‘who‘wero not called herons court at!
oi'Subslhntial Sum Alrrady
Subscribed
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
noon in the South Norwailt Gengrega-
tional Church with a surprisingly large
reports was that or the Block System
which brought in 82.622388. From
South Norwalk, in addition. pledges of
$225 and the gift of a memorial lire
place wore reported. From Norwalk
came a pledge of $150 It is expected
that the rummage sales and the Un-
(Continued on Sixth Patel
. film. In"?!
IIChIILEM Moon. Nov". 1—04“. E. Lb-
tofidsotseIr oi the Eighth Regiment.
wasln charge-oi the military forces at
Lamar: during the textile strike in!
winter, ins summoned ’by attorneys
for the deletion todnvy'to testify in the
trial 01' Bitter, Gisvsnaitti and Caruso.
charged with responsibility for the
hints: of. Anna Wino in one or the
strike riots. As the defense had many
witnesses summoned for yesterday
journed. it was not determined wheth-
er the militia omcor would testify toe
day. I
Pasquale Moro, the first witness of
the day. said that (ilovaniiitti and lilt-
"Tho rovoioction of Governor Baid~
win insures a continuance of the ct-
tortg for a workmen'e compensation
act the reform of our highway depurbi
merit and extermination oi! the corrupt
lobby.
"We are about to enter an era. of
sand, constructive progress from which
’cvery American citizen will benefit.
and to induce it all regardless of pest
party inhibitions. should unite?“
stints ttlriioilillit
“shoots iitooliutu
Lou-mm
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.4mm
earthquake shocks lasting uhnostnn
soismngrivpii at Georgetown univerii
ity. The disturbance continued inton-
mlttzontly from 2:49 until 8:44 o'clock.
ths’most silvers lining noted At iiilllii
it. no. According to the university on
tllorltlos the disturbances took piso‘o
about 3.500 miles from Washingttm.
milled.
mm
wNU‘TIGI I’D TH! IUBLIG.
very rehearsals or toes
, use building till Water Tilt.
“I. NTQL 3§MI
hour. were recorded early today on tho ‘
but tile direction could not be deioreI‘
1 here IIIbO‘iiBIit out a New York
clothing store, the stock consisting oi
all kinds or clothing. which i otter st
, l have radiated from Wuhingtouéflm
“ 8t. bridge to. the Harris and (innit
corner
Rimbaud. I also buy and soil soMll .
s. Levy. on Water
Rtor frequently told the strikers to Ni-
Ifrain from violence. On one occasion
Rwhen a striker was about to hurl a
piece of Ice at the militia, Moro m
tilled, Giovonuitti sold. “liion't do tint.
don't throw that at the soldiers;
they‘ll shoot you."
Edward F‘renceschi. another wit-
noes, declared that (iiovsnulttl direct.
ed him on January 29. the day or the
Iti'lkcrti' biir parade in iawrenoa: to
march in front of the promotion and
hoop the strikers trom turning into
the liloell wbSr-e the soldiers were.
Charles Dobxlic. a boy will work.-
or, said that he saw policemen club»
.binir strikers hour the woolen mills
”lithe tiny this strike boson. Other wit-
noiiiios hoard Ettor and oiriviinnittl
speak during tho smite. instilled that
they never two of them tell the
strikers to commit violence.
I
“NoticowMwaii‘h linvlnii lstt my
bed and board. i will not neit‘dobts
contracted by her. it she will mturn
i will support her. James ‘1‘. iirnsvn. ,
FINE!) 70R ViOLA‘l‘iNO it“!!!
LAW.
iii Parody, the now phrtlor of its»
rite. E. mail in the reel «tots built-s
iii {toi'wsili wait mind roster!
mmodd iii? tibial! Thom“ Lentil.
inserting, his automobile
and” u. it. mow imposes i this
. lid costsfithis metallic. tout:
Edward M. Lockwood
while Prosecutor Louis Goldmhm'idt
,wlll retain his hold on the proceeds
torship This leaves the clerkship he-
twoen Attorneys James T. Nutshell.
int 0. Gregory and Edward J. Quin- Ibesun: lestelday afternoon
ion. a new cont-er to the Norwallts, 1Judxo Marcus H. Holcomb of the su-I
but who will probably have some in- perior court
finance in political circles by reason Caldwell of Norwialk. against the Nor-
of his connection with the arm or walk Swings bank. but the real do}; ternaiely during the bitumwn and
Walsh & Hubbell, with which nrm be iondant is Semi Thompson, who lives ———--—-—---———
again. these will be distributed to the
attorneys of dematic sympathies.
The distrlbhtiOn of the appoint-
ments. of course, presents aRprohlom
but local politicians have it all figur
ed out that John Keogh will succeed
Judge William I". Tammany as judge
of this local court and Attorney Lin:-
wellol'
George H. descent. Attorney John ,-
‘J. Walsh iszsioted to succeed Judge
will . supplant Prosecutor
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ileld, Whom its [tail Wished
to Wed I
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Daughters Teslily, in Superior
anilRHow ‘ileceesed Had Ask-
eu loan it they Would Object
recently entered partnership.
of clerk. to succeed: the‘ present in
onmhent. William A. mitt, Jr.
the lanai rounds thoro- who men
We are in power;
combats. Ill. E Cams and Elbert- 8
early date. intldentsily it might be
senator n» campaign
III. LII! WAS A
Aid Society.
lust evening Willi no exception. _
the Annual Roll Call iiiiit week.
oessiuliy slid bosulituily carried t
lid by All.
or his artistic solos its possesses
a simian violin solo.
iiitliil
in Norwaih,‘
Chan-R in a house in
oils are tint it there latches change IAttorR'ney
in Winona‘I Appointments.“ Attob 10m. Wants the plaintiff. ,gdeRwflMmm
no! Huhbell will gm the: nmintma’nt Judge E. 3. Quotes and Atto o
J While all this insulting in Wills
mother. the showman“ chases
will be made, even m the Dollo-
The postmutorshlp auction is the!
most interesting. but tile present in-
‘DELIBIIW Will. HOST!“
how to preside at those functions and on the tint trill.
gear was Joined by N. .i. Hickey. sec- noids Motor Company, West avenue.
The decoration: more the some as at. rctery of the Board oi Trude ol‘ Telephone 1120.
Under guide or H in:
The musical program was most sun Marshall. warden or the borough or
that
Mini morocco Burrs tiiyoredwlth npl hordes of the mum to the lintsI
and solo which was thoroughly 013,0)",“110- 0
Warren ileuliold muttered Mumford and this ivl‘trruoon lott for
Retresilnlsnts consisted or tislniyiiind bsnutliul"
sentiments and "Welsh rtrebii.” Missl The our trust and book ihoist-n ills
Bells hoses bfuldlid lit the suites urn. designation “The pilot ciir oIl the (“e il-
All vim served at the large tents immodest Good Roads Association ' '
“ 'I The distinction noun} Romain on
t
to Him as father 1
Courtns to Death Ben Scene;
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He Has 337 Sure, With Five Slate's Yet in Doubt-I—iIll
South Dakota is Likely to So to Roosevelt andlhe ii
to Wilson—Roosevelt Has Eighty-nine add Tait Twelve
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I’IIISIIIINI INII IIIIIIIIIII IINII INIIII III III
SNINIIIII SINIIN IN INI IIIIIilIINI.
Democrats .Rcapiure New York Legislature and Keith
Win Second Place in the State
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.—Only the 1m-
certainty of a. few close stole whose
I electoral votesd-n no way can affect
the election oi.’ Wilsou and Marshall;
speculations over the popular vote of
the three Presidential candidates and
the completion otvbogislaturcs that
night, as late returns from.
Kansas. , Minnesota, South Dali
wytming gave indications 0!
from the results assented inst-n
_. Do htf'ul Staten. ,
On the WI It)! the: ”littlest
with the vote of down. Kan
An interesting suit in relation to the
gm of a bank book without tRhie
scratch of a pen ot show for it.
I
in the case of Ernest
. rabid. 9n Castle Hill.
IIlI'lcltI Hunterd of Storm
v
sensing the doiendan r“II; ‘
I
(Oontlnued on' Fourth haze.) .
summon
Adonis. have three years to serve bs-I
tore their term expires and three years R
is a. long time. it is reported that;
there are many aspirants for both poI
silicon, but according to Andrew J.I
hears. computer mussel- for Senatm'oood Roads Association is on .
“MI“ ””0““ the latter ‘9 “0‘ move. It will be sent over the tour
considering the postmutorshi-p at thisi
hundred miles or road over which i
remarked that liir. hoary has made a I“ “We“ ‘0 ”"936 permanent DEW"
reputation for himself as a result of merits or some kind of s pavement
his good services in. conducting the which will have some
perm unoncy.
IThe car is in charge of C. Marcy Roll
Ilnson. who has charge of the legal‘
iwork of the Good Ronda Associntion.’
R'i‘he our made its start at Stamford. I
Read Rwu trout west-bound to liyrnmR
BridIao. which is the dividing line be i
Rtwoen New York and Connecticut The:
Mrs. A. W lane of Wiiton, scored 9" 7m plIocd at the disposal of Mr Brim. Mrs Merriam.
n nomad suction tut evening, whonlkobinson today by President W. ii.R The next meeting (little iicw Grove 3 Cum mm” of stumi’t‘vrd.
site my“ the charming hogs.“ n inmlisckisy. of the fitnmlord Board of wilh be November leth in Myrstii ”I”, of mitigation: and a W
First ‘lisptiiit church for the ledleIWTrads. and be. with w Robert Wli Chain Hall
Mrs Leno knows pm iinmii. secretary of the Board wont
At Greenwich th
Greenwich.
Greenwich. the car went over
The car then came buck
a Bridgeport The car was decorated Il
tins baritone voice and was in numb the mainland would of Trude wit
lent voice. flotsam Merlin rendered this sign: "We believe in good roads
Rand we Want them... standout bus
is titties motion-ions noun built for the dohtiihiolii
in: it“ also more tattle. in countered this ItsmtoIrd and tan
some. lunch mindset; hi this
in in so Misti no onetime RRBIMTI‘I» oi rs...-
toughening 13: Russell. hill;-
was ;
before "
w. RA.
'i‘lIIe plaintiii, Ernest Caldwell, was
—-—Chlcken supper. South Norwnlkl didntes Ito membership a new Grove
Baptist Church Friday evniug.8- -.8 25c.I oi' the Woodmen circle,
IIIINIIS I’IIIII IINII IIIIIIII
The pilot car of the Connecticut
the.
will name United States senators held
interest today in the final rot-urns of
Tucsd-ay’ a gene) at election
’1 he total of the Republican electoral
column apparently was fixed at the
twelve votes of ldnho, Utah and Voo-
mont; but the footing oi‘the Wilson
and Roosevelt columns flickered at.
nesota south Dakota and W
placed in the "doubtful" ‘
PMIdént-‘EIQC'C Wilson has 38?
tall: votes in the electOral coll!
Colonel Roosevelt 89 and P '
Taft 12. I‘ARIIR oi the dolibtf
excep South Dakota. gave no
stove or; Tiiiiiilililiiiil
molt; sanitized
IA 0 b :- . ,
(South Norwalk Camp, No.1”.
IWoodtnen of the World, met in regular
Ineuiofln Mystic Chain hail last eve.
mmlwul
Ndrwalit‘conhriisunsn-
Ining. and after admitting six new can WWII 3%“ OI 1.0"” .
me my and Letters I I
Aquillo'ry of that Order, was organized, .
Res 80th Norwelk Grove, No.19, MI I“
Rt-hoe Woodmen Circle of the State of Senator Jeremiah DOWN“ ”‘9
nncc ticut by Col. A. C. Garvin. gocssmanolect from the hurt“:
RStnte Msnsger’lor‘ the two Orders, and "MR who received the been d R
Benjamin F‘ 3‘1“" olern of the set majority on any of lhoI IMI
South Nor-walk Camp. Woodmen of the congressman, has been nMNRR
World. after which a bountiful colla- telegrams and letters at 9911
tion was served and a general 500d tlon since “the announcing of tII
time enjoyed by the members of both ’turns Tuesday night Auto ‘
organizatimis until a late hour. number was one from Corgi-cumin
The following miners were unani. J. Hill Martin [,awlor. ”we
Rmously elected to serve the new Gr‘ovo the United Hatters Assoolltltif
in an atheist capacity tor the mmniu— North America New York;
d“ °’ “I" ’9‘“ Mailman, or New Britain; on
Fast Guardian—“Minnie Bruggo. mu Thomas Reilly and ill ‘
Guardian—«Renews Lavolr. from Merlden; John P. Hurphy
‘I‘d‘IIerbMa‘I-‘I 6' Fox. Stats 'Ilrolleivnon's Associatii’fllv
Cleric—Mary J' Hogan. Haven; Judge Tierney, oi Gr
B““°”“M“" F‘ C“"’"*““' Noble Vincent son or Samuel n”.
Adamant-«Mari Richards cent. Dr. Donovan‘s mernllm
MdnnkerkAnnlo Baker. Lillian E. ponent Albert Id. Phillips.
of slots- Stamford; Attorney
‘ é
others.
Mr. lilil‘n Itltii‘ was tip follow
Norwslit. 3.
“973%
m
Day or right. its?-
W
oI mAutos to rent.
lion. Jeremiah Donovan,
1 South Norwuilm’ionn.
My dear Dr. Donovan:
As the Fouitb Communion
trlct seams to have denim i
or you its its WDI‘MMNMNQ‘ROR
y‘ Pmrsssiv’e Euchre was the* game than (or any of Rain sums
hRii dialed st rot-iv Iiuiiivp in the town will i cnnursiiilntnyou ups
'assslnbly hall that evening on the no ones. and shall be filed d 3‘
cuisine of at. Msry‘u Ladies Aid so Rriimslniicr of my term so "
go slow card party and dunes and an a you any ”ammo m in,
.rssuit or the isms number in litter» mulling 301» work its I,
dunes it tidy sum has been netted for helpful to the Fourth
the hardworking organisation. other «[115th6! or Connecticut,
inn {allotted the curd playing. onr homo county or uni
Anions the prize limiters were Mrs. has again and again use
Williann J. Tracer, Mrs. midst l". with the confidence of its
W. Mrs, Michael J. Howsrdt Miss
Aline unearths. and Mrs. w (iron-
ioy. slid timers John Insiders, Tnom- ,
its library and dialog ills-Sim. which figs. new gram
The committee in macros deserve ins. dried trait. nun
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