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‘ lNhsu Mics Augustafiollo Byxbos
Becomes. the Bride of AI-
bori Day Ferric
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milieu Endorses Sentincl’s
Campaignm for School Bonds
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AIIE MIAA EAR ISSAE
Dr. Sharer, D. Burr Beach and
{John B. Lawrence Favor Issue
it seems to be the unanimous opin-
ion of the members of the Town
1School Committee that the ‘ school
‘bond issue must pass :11 next Monday‘s
election, although all of the members
have not as yet been interviewed on
the subject. All who have been, and!
ghese men have been selected as run-
dom, stated as a unit that the lSsue
must be voted, and that there is no
way around it.
“if someone would apply a torch to
the Knudsen 'nnd Concord school
The East avenue [Methodist church
will he the scene of an unusually prot-
ty wedding at eight o'clock this even
lug, when Miss Augusto iBolle Byxbec.
daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Byxbeo, of Fort street. becomes the
bride of Albert IDa‘y Ferris, son of. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Ferris, of Thomas
street. Three hundred invitations
huVe been sent out. ‘ I
Mr. Ferris is a salesman in the em-
ploy of the local branch of the Armour
friends and has been successful in all
his business endeavors. The young
couple will have tiic"best wishes of
the entire community in their union,
and 101- many happy years. I
The church will be decorated with
the pink and white color scheme to
be aided by the use of palms and
terns. The house will be of pink 11nd
»white color scheme with \‘urious son.
sonnbio flowers and asters. Florist
Morrison is decorating the edifices.
Miss Violn Byxbee is to be the maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Allicrin Twiss, Miss Maud Bis
sell. at Stamford. Miss Florence
ilurnes, and Miss Hazel «Byxbee.
The best man will be Edwin Tall-
mndge, 11nd the ushers will be Fred
Greenwood, Norman Seymour. Walter
Jenninng and Lester Hughes. .
The flower girls will be iMiss Julia
Gilbert and Miss Hazel Maikin.
’ A reception will toilow the core-
many at the twins at the brides par
ents. ,_ _ SW 1
After a short. wedding trip, the
couple will reside at '14 portage street
East Norwnlk, and will be at home to
their friends otter October mm
The many friends of the young
couple have already testified to tho
esteem in which they are held by the
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Norwallt Board oi Estimate Hold
Final Meeting Last Night
Beet Company, is possessed of many '
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WEATHER . FORECAST.
rs Tonight. Fair Thursday.
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Direct Connection Between “dc
count 500” . and Sulzcr Es?
' iahlishod at Today’s Hearloc‘ ,
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Several Other ‘ Important Wit?
nesscs are Examined
ALBANY, N. Y.. Oct. 1.——Direct con-
Q nection between ”Account 500" amt
Governor Sulzer was established 'tc‘Q.
day when .1, B. Gray. of the Stock Ex-
~ Change firm of Fuller and Gray,
handled the account, testified ‘beforhi
I the impeachment court that Frederick.
L. Colwell told him that the Stock:
transactions in the account were for
the governor. Colweli was“ Sulzer's‘
alleged “dummy.”
(Continued on third page)
-———and, Who’ s the Next?
DEMOGBATIO SENATOIIS
AWAISSIAIIAA IAEEA
WIII IIAI AAAAIE
Across With Mulvihill to Ahido
by Decision oi Flartiord
Milli
I AAAIIII AAAIAI.
Republican Dillcs Holders v:-
caioiltilcos Today Generally
commissifiner. AI 3 K611 I 01L old
In Fainpeldkpduhg lwppointce is
Dennis Mulvihili. of Bridgeport. and
the Republicun Commissioner is W hit
man s Mood. oi! drcsnwich.
In Middicscx county the appointee
is Frank S Flatt and the commissionQ
or C E C.hopmnn ' "1
in Tollsnd county the Quppointees is
M. D. O'Connell and the iRepublicam
AIMHIIIS AGAIN
WASHINGTON Qct 1,—Democratic
members of. the Semitic were called Qtoi
’gother in a party caucus at 11 0’01 ‘
this morning as the result of the move» .
mont begun late yesterday by Sonia
tors who objected to certain feature!
WAIEA SIAEEI AAIE
EAIEAEA AIIA AAAAEA
'Olticers Discover Brook a12 a. m.
and Later 68A TWO MEI] ment on the tat-it! bill The petition
who.-
of the conference committee's cargo. .
The City of Norwalk Board or Esti~
mute and Tsxationheld its last meet-
ing, last evening, and passed the fol-
numerous gifts which have found their
way to the home of Miss Byxbee. Cut
glass, sliver, checks, and all the usual
‘ elected for such of the now (ioni‘cn‘.
I now. She cin’t set her shoes any tinc-
,_,tor than chose oi onrbody one:
. .. p111.
lowing resolution:
.Voted, that this board hereby appro-
priates the sum of three hundred dol-
anra tor the use of the highway de~
partment to be used in completing the
paving and improving of Smith street.
and a special tax of one half of one 1'
mill is hereby laid upon the list to 1.3
next completed, the sum to become
due and payable with the regular city
tux. , ' Q ,
The members present were Frank
M. Merrill, F. ii, Montgomery, Alfred
form? of wedding presents in abun-
dance.
HILI. WILL TALK .
III BRIDEEPOIIT
h‘ormcr Congressman E. J. Hill-
of Norivnilt. will talk to the Bridge-
port business Men's Association ut
its rooms in the Newlleld building.
next Friday evening at 8 o'clock on
supreme Court
BRIDGEIQ’ORT, Oct. 1.~»i)eiris Mul-
vihlll. Democrat, of this city, appoint-
ed as county commissioner by the gov-
ernor, was sworn into omce this morn-
ing by William T. iiavilnud. clerk of
the Superior‘court. Mulvlhill lmmedi»
utely niterwnrd made demand upon
Commissioner Whitman S. Mend. of
Greenwich. Republican, to vucate the
allies. This demand was refused and
Commissioners iiiulviliill and Mend e11~
torcd an agreement whereby they will
abide by the decision 01 the Supreme
in, Austin, 111. .1. Riordan, and M. S. the currency bill and all bankers and court in the Hartford county case.
Glover. others interested are specially invib Both commissioners have agreed
Mayor Edward J, Finnegan prcsld- (id to be DWBGDA- not to accept any money for work
ed. Mr. Hill was a member of tho
Ways and Means wmmittee while in
Congress and bus a thorough knowl-
We wish to chunk our liiuily friends, edge of the currency and tnrlfi quou~I
also the Italian Political Club. the‘dlonc. The currency matter is just
Olivoilruncl1Club,K.11ndthmiiluie‘now beiore Congress and the liusi~
girls of the Cluett l‘culmdy (to for( 119311 Men's Association hos been ask-Q
their kindness shown 1111 In [1.3 death an to forward its ylows to tho Nil-1
of our wife and mother. .tlounl (‘bnmbor of Commerce. with
MICHAEL. Ll mmnno ANI)I«AA1II.Y M11011 it is affiliated
H- I
roun new LUTHERAN DISTRICTS! MERIDEN STREETS FLOODED.
Q.Mifdlllil)EN, Oct. 1.—-—iv‘our11uw m... MldlililiiZN, Oct. 1.w~Muin, iliiuovor
man were erected today out 0f the 11nd Court streets, intersecting in the
New York Conference of tho (letterni‘ business section of the city. worn:
Council 'of the Lutlmrun Sonluilag up hooded this foronoou by the bursting:
North “my-10.1, lit the pinging HehuItlnd’f 11 water mnln. ’i‘liu break was
oiflthu Conference “,an and omwmzcnuucd by a blunt in u neighboring
trench through which is being 0011'
codes. The ra-dlviglon wus mimosaqfibttditldi] 11 new wutur 11111111. The war
it was expiulnod, because. an, sinuieil" sported 1111 high into the ulr '11s tho.
(New York conference hull become commit wires. The llmifiuro Willi I'll-i
mm; 11s 1., 1,9 unwieldy. About two iluculi by opcnimr hydroutu until tho
hundrpd nIhIAHterlal and Any delegate” reHQrVOAr Ulluet 0011“] A30 (31015361
were present.
’ Wm
THE reason-r arvLc. ‘.
“When heals were high. her heels
were always one inch higher than shy
other girl's. "
"And now that about are not?”
“mm dim it. She's on content it
-~CARD OF THANKS.
an...
mflHAND FUSION RALLY.
Don't 1011311111111 mus meeting of tho
Fusion Party to be 1191! corner oi
Washington 11nd Water «8th.. (tomor-
root). Thursday wooing, Oct. 11nd.
bomrcmtlonsreumnn .1. 1 Donovan.
.111de {i111 J Welsh and Gen. «11th
Front. ”mm! mm at 7180 111.111.
loam invlfod.
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mist columnar. .
. , Q his not in, Rococ-
”twitch.“ . A":
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THI IA: CE 1'"! LAND AND an.
A
.r
.1 an“;
Jluw is decided.
done in the office until the question of
They will both dis
cuss leunty mutturs. lint they have
.ugrced tiiut nottlior shell vote on any
Question. leaving that to the two hold
over commissioners.
Commissioner Mood has held the or
flue 01 county commissioner for twcn
tyaiwo yours. ‘
M
”THE LENOX MILLINERY
You will 111111 something new in the
lino of niililuery oi. the Lenox Mll-
iiuery. 2|) So. Moln $1.. 80. Norwulk
A. Altoubrundt. blur.
STAMFORD WOMAN WALL. CON~
TEST KENDRACK WALL.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. LNJIHAKu John
1.. (”111011.01 the Probate Court. todsy
received 11 letter from n womun in
Stuipford, who slums homnli Mru. May
111. Kendrick, in which she oiuiinti that
she won the only lawful wife. and in
the legal widow of (ilrocno Kendrick.
who died recently at Wool Haven, and
dooioroo that she intends to contact
Kcndrick’s will. Under the terms or
the will the sciatic oi about $18,000
to loft A? his wife. lifts Flore Lock
wood Kendrick 11nd. his daun’htcr. Miss
Martha trim Kendrick. .
Jud” Gibson. has not out Monitor
for tho hoot-111;.
in the letter the writer stator that
" , so» and mimics um minted. in
NowYork oily on 11:11.3. lilac. by We
Qu-licnry ll. allusion of timb- 161mg} :
chflOoM liaisons infield...“
m commissioner, Senator Mnyro Keener.
«NEW HAVEN. Oct. l.—'l‘liis dlto
on the political calender was presuma-
for n caucus started by Senator Root!-
of Missouri and submitted to the
Democratic leader Kern last 1113114».
Who are Held
biy moving day for a Republican on
each of the sight county commissions.
It. was on actual retirement from of-
ii'co of Commissioner Charles D.
Noyes. 01 New London muniy. in to-
vor of his Democratic successor, Al~
bert H. Lonphero, of.VVnterford. who
was elected by the loot General As-
sembly. in the other seven counties
there was a deadlock, the Democratic
Senate having chesen it man of that
politcal faith. while the Republican
House stood ioyully by the Republi-
can whose term presumably expired.
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Ol'lhoco 89 Were Accidental——
North Havoc Wreck Swolis
The Number
NEW ii1AViiiN.0<?t. l-«Violent
The early indications were that six
missionors whose commissions r1111
mom of seven Democrats was made
by the governor on the ground that
its the General Assembly had follch
to chose. ho bad the «power to till, v11-
cnncles which would exist today.
in the case of appointments of Judges
of the inferior courts lawyers din
agree as to the interpretation of the
constitution The question 113 it re-
lutoii to judges to soon to be brought
before the Supreme Court of Errors.
too Mid commisoionuro tool: stops to
make their status .11 tent. The Judge
chip contest roots on the appointment
1.; tho Hartford City Court bench.
The test on the county commissioner-
chip will be mode through the rotu-
csi offlommiscionor i“. Ernst Wish
kins. 01 Hartford. to surrender bio of-
fice to 11111101- 19. "r. «Lyons. heirloom.
appointed by‘the governor.
Mr. Noycc’ retirement comes otter
a service of over twain yours. The
cthor members at the bond 19,).
thrown. and O H. Smith Republicans.
“We unwed-tuber t. 1916
in Windhm dainty. mucous» 8:.
scrunch
mufiwmmuw
mummixomm Wow.
W
until today will endewor to hold 11191.» A three homicides.
office against the some number or her of accidental deaths. 33 occurred John H. Smith picked up two men :ierence report
Democrats who hold commissions sign. on the steam railroad. 21 ot that nung‘ whose names the police are withheld the report yosterdily and no coum
ed by Governor ilnldwln. Appoint-i bet bovine been caused by the North 11111. on the stoumbont dock. The men was open to the Senate today other
AsI
Today the Republican county commit“
We. saloons.
deaths in the State during the monthQ
of September. according to unomclle
of the seven Republican county com-Q records. totalled 104. 01 this number a glass tumbler was gone
39 were accidental.12 suicidal
The greatest
and
num-
Huven wreck. Eleven portions were
drowned. 8 killed by falls. 6 by eating
toudstoois 1:1 mistake for mushrooms.
and u like number by burns. live on
the trolley lines. four ouch by cloctro
cotton and ass. 3 each by automobile
nod by crushing. it by shooting. und 1
each by iiphtninu, bringing. ivy poison
and being run over by u wngon.
The total violent deaths in the State
in August were 77. of tliut number till
being occidental, ii uuloidou unit :1
homicides.
OUR PRlDI‘. 0056 T0 BEA AGAIN.
i’HimtiidiJ’iiin, 011:. 1.~Tho luit~
tlnohlp Connecticut, which Iiau been
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for new
oral months undergoing repairs, 11111111-
11111 to can today, bound for Hampton
limos. Va" whore'“'oho will join the
Mitotic host for thg’inil 111111111111ku
and you practice at 111111 next week.
The Connecticut will replace the
Minncmto cs 1.1191111111511111 01 Rear Ads
mini unity. commanding the room
division «the float. 'i‘ho totter- van-cl
'luui cm MOOI'GIL to *Piiiisdoiphtc our
«1m u- m tire for my onto”
”Via, ain’t _mmr~1uowncrf
' “Oh. you: but who ismtth
gained by means of an open window? Hitchcock, Martine and many otherl'.
Tho saloon of James Mala in Water Q contained enough names to induct
street. South Norwplk was burglar ’the latter to call the caucus for this
ized last night. and the entire loss is morning.
estimated at about $28. Nothing but The petition for the caucus wan
money was removed. Entrance was signed by Senators Reed, Pomerania.
in the alleyway at the side of theQEG-Ch 0f ”19 5911810” had 801118 Ila".
place. ticulnr'srtlcle in the centerenco com.
Officer John H 700mm going the mittee report to which they objected.
rounds early this morning. discovered The exam purpose of the conference
the robbery at 2 a m Be notified Mix. was not stated in the call, but it was ‘
“91.. who went. to the cafe and in- expected that the entire writ! reporti
vectlgated with the oiiicer. The sumiwould be “I‘d" ““3
of so was taken from the register.
which 11:- 1101111111111 lefton the bar In finance committee and 0' the 50!“
:conforence committee.
hater. thIe 893“.th for possible predict when the caucus met what or
clues. Officer Tooibiil and Omcer “0" would ‘39 Sake“ “3 to "19 m”
Thc House pm
Admit having left the saloon at 1130x111“ 1° “we ‘0 ll 0* ‘0 “and "1"
closing “mil. and an short will be whole thing back to another conforv
made to fasten the “Maia” on them once. it was not expected that. thin
:iottor course would be adopted bu:
Chairmen Simmons withhold all of htl‘
.plons for action in the Senate todsr:
IQuuiil the notion of the Dcmocrntlai
Iouurus should be determined.
proposed compromise in the cotton.
JEWISH IIEIA YEAR
5674 AE AIAS IAAAII
Flash La~Schonah Services to'
be Held in All Synagogues
and Festival Season
Booths
mm.
‘l‘onicht ut ouuoot the Jewish New.
Your him will begin. in all of the
Jewish houses llaochbmflchohub not»
vice; will be held and also on Thin»
any. 011 the bionic calendar tho hoiia
any is the second 1:1 lmpo two and
is the beginning otthe toot vol shown
which includes this my of Monument,
which will be colobntcd on 1th91101
IQtlou In the caucus.
'ing Sensuous LnFoliettc 11nd Pomona.
feronoo report back to the confound.
in the Senate iurther complicated tho
situation.
Democratic members of the finance
committee were called together huts
new complications were taken up. Q
“We are simply insisting but that
Senate use oil sufficient limo to may:
and familiarise ithlf with tho con-c
torches report on the Whit! "
Scooter: hood. "Many things Q
put in and saw ditto! the bill.
any at tho now your. 1 the conic optimum
111‘ 1111 m broom the «am mil div Minimum
my oi 11111le the trumpet. multivitamins room would
which u inhibition to- WA. will polls the um . .m .
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word comer
Senator Simmons, chairman of tits I?
declined 10* 1
Tim
.futures tax also who under consider» Q.
y.
The threat of Republicans, include
thin they might try to send the com» _;
committee so soon no it was token 111!- "
i
‘ricdiy by Chairman Simtnons and tnc‘ :-
.
Norwalk Chronicler