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WRENCH; Italy, Oct. 27, via
Rome. 12:10 p. m.—-vA severe earth-
quake was felt in this city today.
The inhabitants were thrown into a
’ condition of panic. but the shock did
little damage.
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FERRIS COAL
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There have begin earth disturbances
in the northern part of Italy for twen-
ty-four hours. A very severe shock
was recorded at Turin, yesterday morn-
ing, and a slight quake occurred at the‘
same place between 6 and 6 in the at-
ternoon. At a point fourteen miles
west .of Turin the shock continued dur-
ing the whole day. The people have
been badly} frightened and in some
cases thrown into a condition of panic,
but up to the present tilne no great
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The-,Norwalk Evening School will
open in the High school building, on
West avenueyMondsy evening. N0.
.vember 2nd. There will be an elemen-
tary course in English. The various
parts of that subject, reading, writing
and spelling and the speaking of the
language will be emphasised. Arith.
metic. history and‘ civics will also be
included in this course.‘
The advanced pupils buys the fol-
lowing classes open to them: Book-
keeping. stenography, typewriting.
writing, spelling, elementary sale-
lnanshlp, drafting and dressmaking. A
small payment to cover the cost of in-
cidentals is required of all the ad-
vanced scholars.
1? instills. call of sons ital-walk
. Annie Osaka...“ the same place. as;
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Here's a husband valued at 310.900 :3;
by hirwife. (6:.
Justine Gall, offlouth Norwalk, has «
Just filed suit for that. sum against
sorting that the affection and person
of her hubby were annexed while
she was visiting in Europe.
Urged This same.
Mrs. Gall declares that her hus-
band was anxious for her to visit
abroad, She thought nothing partic-
ularly about his motive at the time,
she says. On May 1, 191i, she left
her little South _N0rwaik homo tol-
Europe.
in her complaint she declares that
from that day until the time when
she published her intention of begin- ..
sing her suit. her husband has been , :1
living at the home of the Cake wo~
man. - '
Gray or White Beacon B
Beacon Indian Blankets,
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets for men and women.‘ Attractive patterns in many' color
combinations. Complete with
3. blue, 50c, 75c, $Loo.
Her Home Broken Up. ' '
She asserts that her home has been
broken up, and that her furniture now
ristram
Dainty Beacon Crib Blankets. Pictures to catch the childish
Vat
' Beacon Blankets, 2;
Bath Robe Blankets,
Crib Blankets
There is no other Cotton Blanket made that is “Just
as good” as BEACON BLA-N‘KETS. Woven by a special :
patented process, this truly gives “Wool warmth at a cot-
ton price.” . ; \‘
lankets, all sizes, $1.75, has. $3.00, $3.50, $4.00.
in many new and striking patterns, ideal for couch covers, 5350
[cords and frogs, $0.50.
eye. woven in ‘pink or
rests in mstorage warehouse. HavinB i I ‘ M h
considered the total damage to herflBJEcI ‘0 Aflv BHANBE
heart and hearth, she concluded that.I
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“ {We Have a Fine Line of Furniture.
, Stoves and all Housefurnish-
.» ing Goods.
Prices To Suit Everybody
M. GUTKOWSKY
l 31 North Main Street. Phone 410
. ‘ Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture and
" , Stoves
1; “93‘ Hershfield 8! 300.003
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__ .We have just received a ship-
ment, of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and heat, that we will sell
.lromSIaso upward. Come and
look them over before going eke-
_ when. For honest dealing and
prides fair. none with Mr. Resell
Behave Framing and Gluing.
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, A specialty of- ours
CHAS. BRAND
afielidow street barn of the Connectl
_ ed.
. l The sessions will be on Monday
a f h e e ort- '
dam go or loss 0 life as be n r p lTuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,i
» between the hours of 7:80 o'clock p.
ller rival should compensate her withi
$10,000. .
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TURIN, via Reine. Oct. 26. 11:50 p.
m.——Another slight’earthquake shock
occurred here at 5:20 this afternoon.
At Avlgliana, fourteen miles west of
Twins, the shocks continued during
the whole day. The population is pan-
lcstricken and is camping in the open
‘air, notwithstanding the fact that it is
intensely cold.
I John Neugehausr, 8r.
i John Neugebauer, Sr: a well-known
'German resident of Norwalk, died yes-
;terday afternoon at his home on North
.lFalriield avenue. He is survived by
[his son, John Neugebauer, Jr., a well-
:known local tailor and treasurer of the
EElks. Funeral services will be held
from St. Mary's Church tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. and burial :will
follow in St. Mary's cemetery.
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“Gus" Knorr and Harry, 1 Conren,
two young progressive bupiueas Inen
of this city. hallo leased Boodner‘s
Hall on Washington street, and the
new Pennington Block, on North
Main street. ‘ -
The young men will
Roodner's Hall, one night every week
to the local troupe of Boy Scouts.
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, , SFlll'illtlll'eStOI'e Kratls, and the ball will be known as
i 'I ' ‘ “ ' ‘ the Boy Scout Armory. This action
' .15 my Avenue is a most generous one. and very much
appreciated by the boy; and their
friends. What other purposes this ball
will be used for has not, as yet, been
decided. . -
lMr. Knorr and Mr. Cornea plan to
.have up-to—date‘ and finely appointed
bowling alleys on the second floor of
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turn over.
in.. and 9:30 o’clock p. In. The ole-
Sherlff Attaches Property.
mentary and commercial classes will
meet every evening; drafting class on
Monday and Tuesday evenings; sews,
ing on Wednesday and Thursday even-i Commissioner Clltus ii. King. At-l
lugs, and cooking on Wednesday even-
ing.
. As only a limited number can be ac-
companied in the cooking and drafting
classes it is very necessary that all
persons desirous of' entering them
them should make their applications
early.
The elementary classes will be in
charge of experienced teachers. W. ll.
Blake and his regular assistants will
teach the commercial classes; G. W.
Wardwell will teach the drafting-class.
and the dressmaking and cooking
classes will be ill charge of Mills 6.
Dustin, head of the department of do-
mestic science.
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S'I‘ATI‘) TEACHERS HOLD
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!Sinllllinnoous Sessions to be Held ill
Four (‘iilm in the Future.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27.=-’l‘lle Con-
necticut State Teachers association at
its annual business meeting in this
city Saturday adopted the‘plun pro-
posed by a committee of the associa-
tion for holding simultaneous newline
in four cities of the state each year.
two always in New Haven and Hart-
ford alld the others to be in two of
the followingtcltics: New London,
Norwich. Willinlaniic, Waterbury.
’ It who voted
‘ Norwnlk‘ and Danbury.
‘that these sessions shall be held next
year in New London and Danbury.
These officers were elected: President,
Elizabeth J. Cuirns. Hartford; first
vice president, P. J. Paterson. sBrls-
to]: Second vice president. Oscar W.
iBurdick. Stamford; secretary. M. R.
,chsler. New Haven: corresponding
secretary. S. P. Williams. Colchcster:
,trensurer. E.‘ D. Sellew, New Haven:
'nudiior. L. P. Stanley, Hartford.
the Pennington block, when it'is iln-
ished. What, the stones~ on the/first. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “-
floor will be used for will be decided‘Mniu‘gil‘j‘gfiéfnfigg‘fl: UR.
later. Messrs. Knorr and Cornen willv ‘ ' ‘ ' .
also operate a pool room in the‘ new;
Roodner Theatre building. on North:
MERIDEN. Oct. 27.—-Th case of Jo-
seph Kaufman. of New Haven. an
Authority for attachments on prop
erty owned by Anna Czabo totalling
415.000 has been granted by Court
itachments have already been made
on a liquor license. property on East
Hancock avenue in Bridgeport. and
Ean account or 3400' in the Farmers
‘and Merchants bank of Bridgeport.
The case will be heard at the De-
cember session of the superior court.
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The Latter Day ,Sainis. who have
a thriving congregation in Broad Riv-
er, plan to erect anew church. A
building lot, 'for this purpose, on
Bartlett Park. balanced-recently pur-
chased from ,Sarah Denise Beers by
the trustees of the Broad, giver church
it is probable the contract for the
erection of the new building will soon
be given out. and the work started
before very long.
Other real estate transfers follow:
Jahn F. Wilson to Ascar Cinque,
four lots and buildings, Rockland
road. War, .
J. Clarence’ Hawkins ‘to
Edward B.
building lot, Meadow street. War.
Robert S. Masterton to Anna Bantu-
sosa, building lot. Burtnett street.
War.
Sarah F. Yost to Liszi
three lots, Smithi‘ille.
AnnavA, Gregory to Frank H. Blake,
and wife. 1-2 acre Chestnut Hill ave-
nue. . ‘
Henry Upperton, and wife. to
George W. Lamb, lot and‘bulldings.
New Canaan road, War.
A. W. and James Savage to Maria,
L. Vollmer, :3», acre, Bridge street.‘1
War. l
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children to Alli Woman’s Munic i
Smithfone lot, Seaside loco. \VEI‘.|
Watkins a Dow, to Jon phine Halo.)
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Yesterday afternoon, the Woman‘s 3 ‘ '
lMunlcipal League of South Norwalk , ‘.
imet in the Library Auditorium. l
The membership committee report”
led one new member. i
The fire escape committee statedi
ithnt the tire escapes have been chi-E
, cially inspected, and pronounced safe,
fund lllht Superintendent Ira T. Chap-3
. man has invited the League to witness l
in lire drill at Franklin School in the}
‘neur future. Members of the League '
" will be informed by membership com-
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lmlttee in regard to date and time. ‘
i It was reported that during the four
' weeks of October, 921 persons had vis~
’ltod'lho Rest Room. Many of those,
law; school children from Rowaytoh
‘and East Norwalk, who cannot so
‘ home at noon. .
A “hard"‘winter having been pro
idiotell. a committee was appointed to
iconfer with the Board of Charities in
{respect to a central place where the
iwork. and housewives be able to ob-
:tain such workers. _
1 Letters of appreciation from Man-
ager Neville Bayley, Roton Point
,rark, and from Prof. William Bailey,
‘New Haven, chairman of committee
lon State Reformntory for Women,
1urine read.
i Mrs, Keep read sh appeal from Mrs.
‘Pinto and the Misses Hollingsworth,
’for aid for the refugees. All articles
and money can be left at the home of
Mrs. Jean Dumortier, 8 Washington
street. Members of the League were
asked to meet at Mrs. Dumortier's, to
1assist in making comfortables and
children’s dresses. Everything will
be taken to France by 'Mr. Holllngs‘
worth and daughters.
it was suggested that school chil~
dren be asked to aid in this work by
making work bags, each to contain a'
l
i spool of thread, a paper of needles, a
’unemployed might enroll as desiring ’
H. Krieger 8. .Co.;f
Have Y0ur Furs Made j;
-; < Over and Renovated
Bring us your Old Mull I}
and Nook 'PieCes and we will Give You
‘ an: estimate.
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.Workmanship Guaranteed.
several days past figuring the grand
list. totals 'of the various districts of
like City of Norwalk. The work was
’ BEEN TllTALLEll" ‘
\ ' -— {finished today, and the increase this
Stephen Dokus,‘aasistant to the city i yeah 0"" that of 1“" '3 31‘0““ '“ “1°
clerk. has been especially busy for i'following “8‘1““:
This Year Last Yeas
First Taxing District. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., ......... '. . . . 07,263,047 36,423,754
Second Taxing District. . . . . . . . ................... 8,438,871.60 7,472,190
Third Taxing District. . . . . ....................... 2.251.384 ~2.083.255
Fourth Taxing District. .......... . ............... ”$953,302.60 15,522,513
Fifth Taxing District ............................. 22,725,876 20,584,000
it is understood some property. located on Spring Hill, has been added to
the list of the First District, when it should be only on the Fifth District list.
BIG BATTLE FOR CALA IS STILL REMAINS UN-
DECI DED.
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encountered strong Opposition from the enemy about La
Babsee, where they had established themselves behind
gpll repaired to
. luncheon.
in those tinfoil-eats.
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War Jeweler ‘ ____,___...___._.— Company. recently arrested n t a . . , be _
'T‘wmmh St.‘ ’sgpffifim RAPs OF THE GAYEL. city on a Charge or soliciting in Frederick 8, Frisbie. ithil‘nble and scissors. Others also can embankments. 0.“ fl}? center and the left we F338 t
a lottery. was yesterday cgmlnued at ______ :he, in ms m _ The D b ter progress: and in splte of the bombardment, it. some
Welcome‘Stranser 110682. NO- 364' the request of Preset-liter Daniel J. ' .. ! .p y so use can e ’11 ‘ i L At t1 6 l g of each d1 , a night
.—~ ~— - m- Sons of St. George. meets this exening'osnsher. In consultation with Attor- “9‘19"“ 3- Frisbie. one of “mile“ at Mra 'Dumortiers home. V" 3g? 0“ “9 YS' . ‘ c 0'? ‘ .5
J .. , so! Andrew soulslaus, of on. for the weekly session. Routine busi- ney Shapiro 0; Bridgeport, repregent- leading citizens of Brooklleld, died atI The matter of the proposed site on counter stroke was dellhered against one or another part
,1 “met, "rested 'on Saturday by “as M“ be transacted. mg the furniture company. it was his home in that town Saturday. at East avenue forum now hospital was oLo‘ur line, but they were all repulsed.
1‘, John H. Smith, for stealing; The members ‘of Catholic Union :fifizdb?:tt 3;,“gfgtezfifli 333:“sz the age of sixty-eight years. He had considered. After the pros and cons "Tuesday Oct 20' a determined but unsuccesful at~ 3'
‘9 10! 9'9“” cars, stored in theiCouncil, No. 46, K. of (3.. will gather'day Monday with a catalogue 'crom been ill about a year, and his death had been fully, discussed, the vote ' - 1’ .- t .- i. ll [11 whole of our lines ‘
'.this evening for their semi-inonthly'which patrons might select articles to w" the "93““ Of a 5'10“ 0f paralysis taken showed that the majority 0f . me“ was mine agamS‘ “r “a y _ e ‘ .
‘ Company. was reopened this morn- meeting. the value of their rcwlpts. and other complications. League members present object to At one point where one of our brlgades made a counter
3‘3, Judge John Keogh, Sonislaus» Routine business is to be disposed 0 no???" D813“? ‘B‘ta‘w “it“: Mr, “hm" “'33 a “06959!“ farmer “Y clmnge “'0‘“ the 97,959“ ideal attack, 1,!00 German dead were found 111 a trench and
llted fully to the Judge he . had of at the semi-monthly meeting ot'p 1;: “theme ($3121: mun: Shogngdethht and dealer, in cattle and had been site, ‘ . fortv prisoners were taken." l 1,}
the brass, and the 8“,!”th lanilJnlted Brotherhood’of Carpenters an if necessary a mmnum appraiser prominent in the public affairs of his . Noticewas given of the illustrated _ ' . _. .
fence, which had been given him, Joiners of America, whiCh will be held Would be on hand to decide questions town. He was at one time a select.- lectures at First M. E. Church, Mon- 5 P ““5, Oct 27 2.44 p. m.—~—The French Official an- '
__erday morning, was suspendad by: ' of doubt upon receipt of the goods. _ 3 man and also had been a member of day and Tuesday evenings, October 26 ‘ , ' ’ . - ‘ _ ‘ . . ‘
"Keogh who fined hi ,tonight. ’ ”—m tl h l b ‘ . . nouncem‘ent given out thls afternoon says that spirited
. ' ' — m ’50 3“" Pride 0mm!“ Nalruk-N‘l ”1'0“" eases some or: sraarrono "° 3° °° “rd" He w“ “ mam-b" and 27' ‘ ,. ~ ' - - " l E ii " Y~e~ and
_d. - The fine was paid. Tull-calm,“0x18 of the purest, meets this even: .- . ' of the Congregational church of Superintendent Ira T. Chapman has fightmg continues between the moutl 0 ‘9 5 l
“3 Spflngmw ”0". W110 3’0 lm'img, STRATFORD 0 t 27.1.“ 43;,“ Brookfleld and one Of “it 8011th dea- cordially ""1in League members to Lens; that in this district the allies have not drawn
“$31 in the theft with Sonislaus. -..- _>~~_ _ ‘ ‘H A Wheeler’otcldewhork lapen cons while his health permitted. visit the Domestic Science and Mane, back, and that they have continued to advance in the
'1’5ng“.§“5$§£§.E°f.‘hf°$;‘§lil . .. mo .. ...... .. ..;:“:..';;::::: ;I“Z.§‘.:‘.‘i.‘:‘.;‘? 3:; tussozzizms‘“ o... Y... ... Rowers .
mm all probability, will be hail- i bowling tournaments Lara ighrlllme: ‘ somemanner at the docket themast .,. - _ - _ ”the min meeting of the League will Tile text cf the communication follows: ‘ . ' ,
‘9,“ the court aBM'ell. - ~ 1:: 3:25:33: Ligfezsnnfiflgm at}: 23:63:12 £2,133,113 :5“, 3390:; Patrick Landau." be Monday.,November so. “ . , .. ‘ “The lighting continues to be particularly signified l
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ll O’BROKEN FOR NEW THE! W“ and T3330!" Play-p001, both being captain escaping drowning by 011151” - Pagick Lannan, a .well- known citl- Ladies' fashionable dress shoes. at between the. mouth o [the h} seaaidfth? fit; at no
. , ‘ ATRE. i‘mted 75, and Lewis and Marshall willlmg onto the dock. “It is feared that son of Ridgefleld, died at his-home ’Conneally hilaracken'a. 'See adv. , ln tins- part of theiront t e a. le( ‘Ol‘LC-
‘O'clock with formal core-lbw! “Balm Em“ 00‘“ ““3“ the boat il.br0ken in two,- snd if this there on Thursday. Mr. Lsnnan was‘ Wilbur 'lreland, employed in the point drawn back, and they have contmuedlto make prog-
mild was broken gof'me new crowds enjoy these games highly. 0n .lstha case. she will. P9,“ total loss. engaged id‘the meat ;,blisiness,_ for job department '01. the Hour Prmung . ressy in thE re n‘between Ypres and Roulers. In the
.to M "mixed.” 5‘3““ Kan; 1;.Wednesday “night Beltslr, rated, 75 The T' A' 3““ Companwa N“ In?“ ””5" but ”“m‘i‘filgfil‘yw‘ Cammrwasmken ‘5 “‘9 NW“ \ 9 general re?! {between Sois’itohs and ,B‘ercy-au—BaC, an '.
'tltellroaefly which adjoins thread-Richardson; 366W "6 “Chedul'flrncon. will profitably remove the. ego. ‘Hehad been infeeblehehlfli for .riospllsi this. morningiand operated ' 1 t.“ ‘ ' ment mama in dupadvantage and fa. i
«also building. The function i ed to oloy.mcoo.iauudsyeveflns,ouso and'ta‘ke‘ the boat mm the -I*lont'period.‘*‘ He leaves awifeand"onflfor'nppeildlcltisi to. lrélalid, was a“ ”l. “$33"; . H 't I. ‘f ,1 ' “ x.
' by Mayor ”Email and .: O'Hara, release-and Eel-rte. also rat-.Muel, ... - - . ~.. one ,amm 3nd,.“ mg. .taken‘suddenlydll‘ute.yestordsy."and‘ ' sulted in the destruction oigsevera rat. er es 0, le enemy. . .‘
bill r city officials as well. as jed 90, villi play ,against-reach other. j,___,v “Jo—re—W _.,....., «Mr. Lennon served. ingest years in this moi-um; the; #9018100 ‘wag'mado , “In the region to the east. of Nancy. between ' the :.
mlvo business men of the g in thebowlingutburnsmenlc-Wedwdiy ran {are non 'chnssllllcllli'lon. the Civil War as a sensor otCom- ’to go under the‘knile- ~ ‘ ‘ forest of, Bezangegalid the forest of Parroy we have as- '_,.
moving picture We?! was on night. Robert ‘ and Hall will ‘Vroll'; ‘\ 9 - i ‘ - ‘ ‘ v v -» ' “ny‘A‘ Fae-“m" 0°“#°§“9“$»V°1‘in' 3“ ‘ ‘ . .‘ i, .52 " ' ~ a .‘ sinned theuofi’ensive and driven the enemy across the from d
d"v‘las_ operated ex'tonsively'iagaina' some and-_;nedway,‘nnd.Demp.l-' adEN'ra WANTED—GOODVPROPJ teers, of Dsnhilry, and-'g‘atgthetlnle 0t '1 Whiter Wisnlewslli, >‘bf Vsloollm g .' . g , a . . . ,g‘ _ ' , '
ceremony. The invitations-1 Taylor-cohasalnstuaem and casinos or numbness." lac. Gala his death «wash me ,e’rlsof M00179-,streetrwaegischarged by lungs-Look. , .. ller- _ , , . , , _
y the Royal-Jamesrliawley on‘Thur-sdayteVeningrv Coir To Go. Illorparticnlars‘; address raw. White post, G. A, In."":1*"'xl\ mention“ Wood: on the: chargeolyallowlligré.,his‘. . “ , "R1199”: On the film" S'an . "and 19 the 50m.“ 9‘ . 5
Mr: Klnlol'l‘ “1438'" hill»N‘Whmmmhubeiuazmifested«Hauling-District Managergnmlatown,‘ from the. hanbury'poo‘t channelling chlokenagto trespass": ,onl‘nel'g‘hbor's, ’ . » Pijemysl, the Russian offensive is becoming more accenv I,
m. . . , ' Johan; . w - ,2 funérutrwhlch'Mgmw ' " an N ”panhandler ‘ , dusted." “ 9‘“ « ..:“.ml...;iiw’ aun‘ “emu-1'» I I L
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