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Four Purdv Brothers. of Noroion,
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- \ of that body. 1 '1 awn uncou- ,‘
Alfred c- Purdv, 0f Wmdson, Among the startling revelations scieulfs. and tore 9. hole in the floor dove , .
DiBllkBS Hi8 Relatives which the speaker made was one are set wide. splintered nearby pew‘
. V doors and chipped the marble ceiling
which he said is a fact and but few The bath tub i it ,
are aware of it Mr‘t‘l- Hill first ex 11 "bl: 1‘; ”away at St. M.
4% NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 14. 33.04.... 91,14,93pr the 41.14133 of 8,31. P 93533.. m e 9‘ "l9!“
4 f the bitter light now waging between commute? 9:4 the .1119 5.11" ”3951‘ 11mm 3““ ”391 ion: “3 the: Med
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54 lln urdy4 both of #16100;an the .0110
ha . against Alfred C. of Windsor.11
Co , ., and Oscar J. Purdy, of Buffalo,
N. Y.. on the other—which fight Was
started by Alfred C. over the distribu.
tion of the assets of the estate left. by
Itheir ‘father, the late Oscar-Tardy, a
retired contractor. who died March 10.
V 1912. and may wind up by the blacken-
ing of the eyes of the two in Norown
by this Windsor brother, who styles
himself “a cowboy" and “a cow'punch-
er," a referee, lt‘is expected. will be
' appointed by thb court here in the near
tuture to listen into all of the chateau
and maké a report of such with the
‘oourt. ,
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Witil the completion of use new
Elks Home. in South Main street, in
December, will occur one of the larg
- eat and finest fairs ever given in the
’ town. The event will mark the formal
opening of the home, and will contin-
Iue for seyeral nights. Much enthus-
iasm was manifested in the projeCt
.when it was brought up at regular
meeting of South Norwalk Lodge, No.
709, Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks, last night, by Past Exalted
Ruler Joseph J. Linxweiler. The ex-
alted ruler, Charles F. Mills. was’au4
thorized to appoint a committee to
take up the preliminary Work of the
fair. i‘
The lodge members ratified the ac-
tion of the trustees in securing the in- i
corporation of the lodge, and endors-
_ed the work thus far done in connec—
- tion with the new building.
The amendments to the constitu-
tion authorized by the supreme lodge
of the'prder, were ratified unanimous-
ly. .
- Congressman Jeremiah Donovan
.was thanked‘tor a set of war maps
which had been presented to the lodge,
and which showed the battle opera-
Itions in the old world. - ‘
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‘ ME FISH 1011].!
God- Steak, 12 1 2c. lb
6 Wilt. 160 1b. 1
salmon, 13 the. lb
Snapper Blues, 10c lb.
Butter fish, we. to
oysters. 25c. V.Ilt
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illiiHiiN uunulls
; VE. J. ”Hill nominee for congressefrom
’ est floods of immigration that
‘ nominee for representative. for a, few
4 . pointed to work in that direction. The
" 11,0. W. Gray. Jr., George G. Rich?
1 mend, 0. Irving Bylnston and Ralph .
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Hon. E. H. Hill Makes 3 Speech Hole 50W" TlirIIIMh Floor of
to NorwalVlt Republican Club i Famous Sl. Patrick’s, Ca-
3 ihsdrai in New York
A lnttling good meeting. prelimin-
ary to the actual beginning of thelV .
campaign was the one held by the NEW YORK Oct 15' —-I1‘roln bits 0?
Nprwalk Republican club over the iron picked up in both St. Patrickzl
Fairneld county National Bank last Cathedral and in the yard of the St.
night. Enthusiasm ran high and Hon Alp houses rectory ' in we“ Broadway
the police beliete that the bombs ex-
ploded Tuesday afternoon and early
the fourth district. gave a most in-
structive and highly interesting
speech. He edeioted his time to the
subject of “The Fundamentals of Law-
Making "' Ml'_ Hill's eighteen years
experience in the House at Washing-
ton eminently qualiiles him to speak
work of the some portion or person}. ,
That the bolnb in the cathedral was
. placed there by a demented person
was the opinion expressed by Models
nor Lorelle, a he left the scene of the
on that subject and last night he
sally absolute canted: divs": snail ,, “W WEN it'll I ;
that comes before his cominlttee; Will Id to have ‘ w,”
M11110 names of' the “Beam?“ uploIire.1!ronl the fact that win-
chairmen Ollt of the thirty-eight do“; in “I? rectory “d in nearby
most important committees it was build use were shattered or loosened
found that all but one or two are from 3 '0 that they fell from their frames. ;
the S uthern tates. Here Mr Hill At both the cathedral and the rectory
o a 'thc dou'nward force of the explosions '
wattlefrom (13:31:32: ‘fzwfifigixs added weight to the opinion of the po-
sou urn line that both bombs contained draw
in the party. there‘chiug more North- mite.
3;: “gm; in" Empasem H022: Between the explosion of the two
"th3 the Scott? is in oonirofpelllert; bombs. a m Who ”m be w“ Olaf
Olsen, stationed himself at the en-
“ ““3 m” 0"“ “ndmmd' “ trance of Holy Trinity Church. In West
“mm“ °' “W Wm ”M “w“ 82nd street. Ind began to deliver at.
committee, h” the4power of appoiut- anti-clerical spedch and to shout; oh-
.“ the committee chairmen, and icctionable mmarks at persons enter-
wielding that whip brought all the ins and comfllg out of the church.
Northern representativeI under his In common with several other
control Tm” together with the can- churches last spring, St. Alphonsus'
fgsszip‘zficll‘llgvzg t1; 832:3;1: 12:72: Ion March 6 was visited by an army of
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Underwood absolute control of the !unemployed. under the leadership at
legislation. and which has resulted in Etheir way into the church and almost
discriminatory legislalion favorable to 1all of them were arrested. Tonnes
the South. "
beam was found guilty of participating
MI" Hill then took up some 0! £13 in an unlawful assemblage and sen-
laws that have been passed under s tenced to serve, in the Blackwell ls-
condltion which illustrated his de- land penitentiary. a YE"! and to P"
claretlon that the present House his. a fine of $500.1“ log 594"“ a little
9, Southern one. He spoke of t a more than half his term.
$100,000,000 tax which is labelled as
SANITIBY sum
11 war tax. "It is not a war tax us the
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administration terms it," continued
Mr. Hill. “It is to meet the deficien-
cy sustained by the new tariff sched-
ule." The speaker dared a prediction
that this country .will witness, after
the war has ciosed.‘ one of the great-
has
ever been experienced. " ”And more
than ever," said Mr. Hill. “will this
country need a protective tariff."
Rousing applause greeted the speaker
after he had finished.
President Charles Kellogg called up.
on Charles F, Tristram. Republican
Snappers and Butter Fish, 311134.253
'Steak Salmon, 14c.
Green Blue Fish, 1201'
Weak Fish, 10c.
Cod, 140. - "1
32 Washington street.
GUL‘EIII MT SLIM
words. ‘Mr. Tristram" thanked , the
club for the invitation to be present,
and promised to ,serve his party and
constituents honestly, if slatted.
it was decided to turn out one hun-
dred strong and march in; body With
19- drum corn- to the SMOKE? 01 the earth movements on both sides into
_80uth Norwalk Republican Club.Frl'1thI channel from the slopes of field
day evening To him a large dale. no contractor-f mus, rumors vir-
gatlon a committee of ten mi. all- than! mite gIoh other. "
col. Goehtals Ind other. officials are
this mmmation
of” the '31:tent of the seam. .
It was said that traillc 1111-3131. the
canal probably will be interrupted for
some ulnI.
slide in. the Culebra Out at ante hour
traffic through the Panama canal. Sev-
eral shlpé in the canal have been 1111a
ble to complete their- penalise. ‘ '
The reports indicate that there were
committee in comm“! .0! the follow-
1113' charles 13. Worth. malt.
GI‘BSOI‘Y. Charles Verna. Nelson W“
Benedict, W. I. Rider, v. JégOamol-a-
~OOUNTFIY CLUB Dl NNER.
. Arnold. 'A colléctlon to defray the
Regular Thursday night dinner serv-
desterday at the too edifices were the 1
explosion a few minutes before; it on“ 1
curred. The explosion rendered a boy;
Frank Tannenbaum. The men forced ‘
last night interrupted eompleteiy all -
expense of a- drummers: who taken
”and amounted-togsoo.‘ 1
ed at Country Club
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Store All. GIIIL stilts . "
PANAMA. Oct. 15.~—.l serious land-L“
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mm fife Mcsdagerooof Rome, says” that the Ans...
troIGcrman 'army yesterday was completely defeated in
1a.
, movemcn undertaken by the Germans in the Ban-de-
the neighborhood of Warsaw, Russian Pelind The Ans.
trims and Germans suffered enormous , losses, The Rus-
1 sinus are statcdaeto have takenthousand of iprlsoncrs.
j LONDONf Get. 15. 3:30 p. m.--—Fire in the govern-
ment arsenal at Trieste, the principal seaport of Austria-
Hungany. on the Adriatic Sea, has virtually destroyed an
Austrian“ dreadnought under construction. according to a
news dispatch from Rome. . _ '
roams. Oct. 15, 2:41) p. lemme official com‘muni-
cation ‘given out by the French War Office ‘ thfs after
noon, is as follows:
“In Belgium, German troops coming from Antwerp
are marching toward the west. and the evening of Oct.
I4: they reached the region of Bruges and Thielt
miles southwest of Bulges.)
“First: 011 our left wing, the enemy has evacuated
the left bank of the Lys. Between the Lys and the
canal of 14:1 Bassee, the situation shows no change.
“In the region of Lens and between Arras and A1-1
bcrt our progress has been ma rked.
“Between the Sonne and the Oise there has been no
change. The Germans have canllonaded our llnc without,
however. delivering any infantry attacks.
"Sec011d:.011 the center between the Disc and the
Mouse. we lihve advanced in the direction of Graonne.
"To the northeast of the highway from Berry-au-
Bac to Rileims and to the north of Prunay, in the 'di‘-
rectiorl (if Beine, severalGeeran trenches have been
taken. ' ‘ ‘
“Between the Mouse and the It'loseille, after having
repulsed during the night of 03013-14 certain ' attacks
to the southeast of Verdun, our troops advanced on the
14h to the south of the highway from Verdun to Metz.
“Third: “On our right wing. the partial offensive
Supt, to the north of Salute, has Vbecil definitely check-
ed.
“In Russia the fighting continues alon3' the front be V
gnaw in the vicinity 0f Will-saw, stretching; along the
Vistula and the Sun as far as Przerhyl and'further m a
southerly direction as far as the DnefStch
“There has been no change' in East .. _
BERLIN Oct. 15 (by wireless telegra ‘ y; ,
ville, L 1)---It was officially announced loday that the
battle a; the east of Women. . “Poland
which has been «aging muse Oct , , f favorable
to the Germans. Répcato‘fi attempts of the Russians to
Storm the trenches basic resutted in heavy losses The
Russians efforts to drive out the Germans by terrific ar-
tillery fire daily so a: have failed. “
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, now being attacked by the Austrians.
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' 3““de by the Rusian fleet” ‘1 .1, _ _
“The Austrians’ enough old of Przenlysl," the Get-
is now entirely
\ Vstatculut continues.‘
“The Russian are reported to be m fortified positions
along the line of Stry. Sambor and Medyléa which are
This line is sup~
posed to keep in check the direct Austrian advance from . "
Przemysl toward Lemberg.” ,.
LONDON, Oct. 15, 2:05 p. m.--4A dispatch to the. ,
Renter Telegram Company from Amsterdam says: “The ‘
evacaution of Goldap .in ,East Prussia, by. the civlian
popualtion is revealed by the Cologne Gazette correspon— '
"dent at Rastenburg. who says that the departure Was
caused by military reasons and precautions.” , . ‘7‘“
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NEW YORK Oct.- 15. ---Two expeditionary forces of
Portuguese troops. for one of which English tranhports
were used, sailed from Lisbon on Sept. 10 to reinforce
garrisons in Portuguese possessions in Africa which ad: 1
join those of Germany.
This was made known today by C. Range! dc Sam—
paio. Portuguese Consul- General at N.e .ew York; and is the
first news to reach this country of any actual military
preparations by Portugal for the eventuality of that,
country‘s participation} in the war. 1
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BERLIN Oct. 15. by wireless to Sayville, U. T‘s-JUN.
Von Bethmann- Holweg, the Imperial Chancellor, accom—
penned by his suite, arrived 1n Brussels at noon 011 Wed»
nesday. Oct. I4 »
__ PARIS, Oct 15,0102 p. m.-—'Fhe- fie
D_u North declares today that when Hie .
defeated at Arras they lost from 32.000 to 15000 men,
who were surrounded by the French in some marshes“;
LONDON Oct 15, 6 :303. m—A dispatch to’ the Ex”
change Telegraph Company from Bucharest, taming by
way of Rome, Pays: ' -
“Heavypannonading hasbeen heard the past day 0
Kustendje in Rumanla on the Black Sea). It is believe"
ed that the former German cruisers Goeben and Br ‘
-1'vhich now fly the Turkish flag and which yesterday
..ertook to escort from Saline (an arm of thmDanube tr
versing the district of Unbrudja, Romania) séVeral t
LONDON, Oct IV 5:02 'a. m—oAthens newspape‘
two'German’ steamers loddcdxfabith; penal;
Galatz for Kustcndyt Romania; . 7 ‘
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