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Legal Committee Chairman‘ol the
Connecticut Good Roads As-
sociation Address c.ol
8. Members
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Not Know Whether lllrs. Louis
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Schulutze
scum ,NonwALK, com. FRIDAY, acronnn' so, 1914
_ 0 ~ 0N RUSSIA
c - 3 EUROPEAN SENSATIO
VETERAN MMENDO HILL.
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Tho Best Friend Old Soldiers Ever
Had.
. This morning .1. 1’. Cinnamon. or Jen-;
nings place, Not-nth. an old vetonnI
and a member of fin 12th Regiment oft
Connecticut Volunteers. come into 'l‘hsI ,
Sentinel ofllco minim
“I want to say something about E. J.I
nuns attitude toward the old aoidisru '
He’ s the best friend to we old soldier-BI
II ever met. He used much of his time
associam ram um non mama OF ME WORLD av‘ A ”new. wuss am: can own 0 neuron.
CzarVAnnounces that He Will Merely Protect Russiad
“ Interests Around the Black Sea From Attack. ~
England, Because of Trade Conditions, is Much More 5
Interested In the Sultan’s Mov ----Several Merchant‘V
OF LOCAL
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General News
TWO cams
Fair and slightly coola- tonight.
Well-Know About the City, and
Survived by Three Childre n
"lhc honibly mangled bod) of Mrs.
Itlluch ol Lasting Benefit Accom-.
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While turning the corner of Illay- Iin 801“ from Mi 0"“ 0508 in Wfllh
mond and Water. streets yesterday “I ington to the Pension Bureau to fur-I
tar-noon, the steering— .39“ of the auto Ither the interests of the old soldiers.
mobile driven by 05,.“- Schultze, Mil have made applications through Mr.
Itms city, broke, and the machine' Hill for others. and he has taken apex-3;;
Ships Reported Sunk by Mines----FranCe Secures 5%
a Loan of $10,000,.000 . . ,
LO\I)O1\' Hot. 30 9: 55 a. m.—~iurkey' s sensational
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Jouis Anderson. of 76 \Iorth Main:
street, was found at 3 o'clock. this<
morning. lying on the tracks betweenI
the Washington street railroad bridge
and the signal tower. by the crew of a.
freight train.
The body had evidently been lying
there but a short little. and whether;
the woman met her death by accident
or whether she had deliberately
thrown herself in front of a passing
train. seems to be a matter of doubt.
Unconfirmed rumors are in circula-
tion to the effect that Mrs. Anderson
had contemplated suicide and had on
, several occasions actually expressed
her intention. She also, it has been
stated," gave away some of her turnt-
ture. Medical Examiner Samuel H.
(Huntington. who examined the body,j
said this morning he did not pro-
nounce death due to suicide. as third- I
hand rumors were not sufficient to:
substantiate such a claim. I
Mrs. Ruth Renison, who resides In
the same block that Mrs. Anderso
did, said her neighbor had acted‘ funi:
m." and that although she had never
Iplungod upon the sidewalk running in-
'to byear-old Annie Goydosky, dough
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Goydosky.
of 118 Water street, who was playingl
plished During Year
Owing to the numerous activities
going on at the present time mainly
of a politltal nature. there was not as 0" the corner '
large a number present at the quar-I The automobile was fortunately atop
terlv meeting of the Chamber of‘lied by a telegraph pole and an IfonIV
Commerce last night as was hoped hydrant between Which thoilttio Goy-
for but neiertheless a very satisfac- 40“ :sirl “85 sanding. The pole and
torv session resulted. Secretarv Dii hydrant undoubtedly saved the life “I
north rendered his' report and the child. As it was, she suffered a
‘Charles M. Robinson of New Haven badly bruised ear and head. besidesl
spoke of the Good Roads hlovfement' 11111101“ injuries to her back Dr F l
Ira T_ Chapman, chaifmau of [he Burnett attended her. but. reports she.
educational committee. was unable to W“ “OI seriously hurt I
Officer Frank S. Stratton Invostlgai-f
led the accident. and pronounced it un-
Iavoldabla. inasmuch as Mr. SchultzeI
—NE WHOTEL MAHACKEMO. could not control his machine with the«
Furnished apartments for the Writ). steering mr broth The Imuactl
tor months Popular rates With or broke theAtydI-‘a'nt. which will be ro-I
without board. v~ » placed by the water cgmmisaioncrs l
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”Dancing Sat. night Arion Hail. Isl-‘1‘“! I‘HKETS. .
Will WIRSHIPS I o. r. souutrzt
to” he” 3"“ “'35 going to commit sul-.
cide. Mrs. Remson surmised it. Out- 8M1 f0“ “A"Il
side of this, Mrs Remson would sayI ' I
nothing, declaring she had been asked
to give eont no information.
'Mrs. Anderson was formerly Mrs. i
lliaymond Delmar, her first husband
having died a little over a year ago.
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Roast Beef, 100., 14c.. 16c, and 22c.
Pot Ronni. no bone. 144:.
Homemade Sausage 16c.
Shoulder Steak. 12c.
UnIted Stairs to Give ProtectionI
to American Citizens and I M
F0 ‘ ll Genuine Spring Lamb
{The dead woman localizes her ugzl’nxgtI "In 078 . . I Logs Lamb, 5 and 6 lbs: 18c. lb.
is survived by her mot er. a 1nu hibI I Shoulder Lamb, small. ”12¢ .th
“Ste" “‘1 ”the“ and “me C W‘SH‘WTOVI Oct 30 ~The bat-' Rib Chops. 20c.; Loin Chops. 23c.
‘ dren. aged 15- 10 “d 8 respectively ileship Kansas and the transom} Han?
The oldest daughter is in an tnstitu- cock; with a full regiment of marines
tion in this state. suffering with eye aboard, today were swiftly plowing.
trouble. The other children will be through Southern seas bound for Hai-
cdred for by 10¢a1 T9131“ 95- ‘tien waters as an administration step‘
George W L) 1101‘ an employe 0" the for the protection of American citizens -
local New Haven freight house. We" and other foreigners in that turbulent
phoned the Dome department 0: theIrepubllc. Port on Prince. capital of
finding 0f the body. Patrolman Robert Haiti now held by the rebels, was the
Gainer. who was at the desk investl destination of both v,essels the Kan-
gated- A handbag was found near the :sas having been ordered from Vera
body, and a $10 bill near it' Officer ICruz and the Hancock from Dominican.
Gainer summoned Dr. Huntington» uhoI w.nters
authoriled Undertaker David W“ Ray I Orders for the two vessels to pro
moud ’60 remove the body to his ceed with all possible speed for the‘
morgue Funeral arrangements have Haitian capital had been sent out by
not been completedv but “m be an t:he Navy Department following the
nounced 1939‘” receipt of unofficial advices stating
Stew Lamb. 100.
Small Fresh Shoulders. 150.
Small Loin pork. 16c.
Smoked Shoulders, 15c.
Native Veal Chops 18c. 20c
Roast Veal, 16c, 22c
Stew Veal. ltlc.
Beef Liver. 12 l-2c,
Pigs Liver, 8c,
Sparerlbs, fresh or corned. 14c.“
Pigs Feet, fresh. 8c. lb.
Native Roasting Chickens, 25c.
Native Fowl, 24c
Fresh killed Jersey Roasting Chick-
en, 21%. ‘ '
Stewlng Fowls. 18c,
Long Island Ducks. 240
One deliver in each section of the
coroner: 01m J 12ml): $1332: "hat ”Vilma” “mama 1mm“ m 5 “"0“" 0m“ ““9 3W", 3°- '1“ Schmidt, Mrs. John Ralhs, Mrs. c.
vised of tie case Y claimed himself President, was march- Celery head 8c. celery root Matches 5c boxes. 3c IIKraemer. Mis Peckholdt Miss Leah.
will hold an inquest in this city eitherI lug against Port on Prince. The ac .
tomorrow or Monday. tion was taken at the request of the
It is said that the ‘same train crew State Department, The Hancock was
that found Mrs. Anderson 3 body this . expected to reach Port au Prince dur
w morning, discovered the body of, the big the day, while the Kansas probably
" ' murdered Mrs. G.‘ Fuda, near the White will arrive there tomorrow I
bridge, some years ago. -
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large grape fruit, 5 for 25¢. large pine
.apples, 20¢. each. fancy lettuce be
head, llmas, 5c. quart. sweet potatoes
30c. pin. lemons 8c. don. caulItlowefw
32 Washington street. Tel 1371.
Anointnrn‘snou . .
STEIIIEll Action:
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Administration omclals today await
ed with some anxiety official advices.
V V c Iconcerning the latest revolutionary up-
£35211: 2 no 2:2:Iis :2“:th . rising in the Haitien capital. Pending
Ithe receipt of such information it was
Ibelieved that further steps if news-
Sirloin Steak, 18c. lb.
Porterhouse Steals, 18¢. lb.
Roast Beef, 14o. lb.
Hamburg Steak, 16c. lb.
LONDON, Oct. 30. 9: 40 a.
property of Americans and other for-: 'Point re
ports that another Frenghi
signers would- be left to naval officers ”mm the Admiral JRIlgauit do Gen-l
on the scene.
wasnruo'rox Oct. 30. -—President mm” WI“ “0'“ mm“ mm”
I want no certify that he is a true friendj
Nothing but Heavy Prime Beef sold, .
Round, Sirloin. Porterhouse Steak.‘
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sary for the protection of the lives and: Lloyd s all station at St. CatharinesI
Isonal interest in thoiu and procuredl
pensions and increases in pensions. ii
to the interests or the old soldiers." ‘I
Mr. Grandma Iii outta old. but be ex-
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to put in a favorable word for his good IV
Ir.riend Mr. W Mrs. Adloph Dante, Secretary
for seventeen year, Gives
Handsome Ltga Pin
outshone lune .
”one: too ll:
Lean Fresh Shoulders. 14c lb.
Small Lean Pugh Hams. lat lb.
Loin of Pig Bork, 166. lb.
Bast Cut Shoulder Steak. 12c. 1b.
Round Steak. 18c. lb. V
loin St
Portorhouephéfli ‘20s lb.
[£811 Pouflobst. 11c. lb.
Fresh Side Pork, loo, lb.
'Xew.60rned Pork. toe. to.
Homemade Sausage, Inc. lb,
Rib Roast Beef. 12 He lb.
I bean Fresh Plate. 10c. lb.
Hamburg Steak. lie. in.
flash Killed Fowls, Refit):
Native Roasting Chickens. “22c. lb.
‘Swift's Buitcrlne. 20c. 25c.
‘ Large Fancy Celery. Sc. root.
Hayes' Market,
The twentv -lllth anniversary of l on-
ten Lodge. Daughters of Herman. was
most tittingly celebrated. last evening,
in Arion Hall. which had been made
linostbenutlfui with tastefully guano
.ed palms. bunting-gags M other de-
Icorutionat (Irwin
”Welcome? about: _.
'llrd. vlenblo Johnson, president, do;
:llvored an intereltng wot mo ad-j
dress. and ctr: 30 o ock, be
Iliundred and seventy-five and two bun-s
Idrod members and guests sat down to
a delightful dinner.
The main address of the evening was I
.doliverod by the President of the
'Grnnd Dodge John E. chlrel ofI
IGreenwich. and all Iof the officers of
Ithc Grand Lodge were present. ‘
I Mrs Bertha Dante, who has beenI
the financial secretary of the localI
Ilodge seventeen years. in recognition,
Iof her long and faithful service, waaI
Epresenood with a lodge pin, as was
A Bunch of Good Follows E0110): I Henry C Kretc. who has been deputyI
. Font of Turkey. Ifor five years. The delegate from Wa-
l A party 01 10115' 800d fellows €310) terbury presented. on behalf of that
ed a turkey will)”. at DOTIOII' 8» 138‘ ,lodge. a handsome loving cup and the,
,evenlng It is only 0808"“? t0 T830 other lodges presented bags of gold in
lthe list of men present to know that .honor of the event. I
Igood fellowship NISflBd supreme” One of the most pleasing features
Those in the party “ ere Gel)?“ L .was the presence of the charter mem-
IWOOdW ard. George 3- WCRWDOd I bars. When the club was started there
charles Rogers. J- Emory Stevens, were twenty- two members. live otI
IWilliam F. Hoyt. Harold Smith. Ernest whom are now living. They are Mrs. I
p.1iov'ilandfiCbsrles Pidgeon. GeorSGILouise Zurges, Mrs Bertha Moehrlng.
I W. Whelpley, William E. Mathews and Teresa Wbsrle, Mrs bury Gallus andI
‘l’ian'y W. Mather. .Mrs. Christian Kraemer. Each of'
I ithose wens honored with a handsome
bouquet of flowers.
The committee in charge of the ate
flair. and to whom is due the credit for
the success of it. was Mrs. Jennie
Johnson, chairman: Mrs.
DINNER AT DOREON‘S.
.-8ATURDAY SPECIALS. '
4 cans F. B. Tomatoes. 25c.»
4 cans Sugar Corn. 25c.
Extra line Macaroni. 6c. lb.
Native potatoes, 15c. pk,
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Delicious Creamery Butter 34c ‘.1I;
Sam D. Gutkow sky. 53 Osborn Ave..
,East Norwalk. Phone 985-4.
I IDLE WORKMEN.
I The iron Trade Reitew says: "Fully
4,000, 000 idle workmen are declared by}.
some competent authorities to he look-
lng for work. Iron and steel mills in;
Ithe Chicago district are operating at
about 25 per cent. of capacity? In the
district embraced by greater Pitts-I
burgh more than.100.000 men are idle
and M iron and steel works in thatI
district are operating at 25 to 40 per
toast; g . .
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EColin and Miss Ids Knemer.
all; runs
“ stusAetiac LB
Fresh Hams. 18c. lb.
Fresh Shoulders, 160. lb.
Side Pork.16c. ~
Small Pig Pork Loin. 180., 20c.
Chopped Beef, 16c. ‘ I
‘Prlme Beef to roast from ldc up.
Best cut Shoulder Lamb, 16c.
sum Cured .Hams.~20c. .
Small picnil'is, 16c. , .
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eenone ~
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. by four uandciing commissioners with no government‘, IV. y
.. met with the approval of he powers. In the north Essad
entrance into the arena of the European conflict is the
most striking incident of the past twelve hours. It seems
a fateful coincidence that one of the lamous German
cruisrrs. the taking over of which by Turkey led to the
first friction between the Porto and the Entente Powers,
(lrcat Britain. France and Russia, should have been the
instrument of hostility: which makes war between Turkey ‘ ‘
and Russia inevitable.
I’etrograd accepts the situation quictlv and disclaims
any idea of aggressive warfare against the Turks. Rus~
sin asserts hcr intcntion merciv to protect Russian inter-
vets around the Illack Sea fiom attack. It Is interesting ,
to note tha’l the Russian prCSS expresses the belief that
Illt‘ entry of 'l‘urkoIv into the field is of more interest to:
England than to Rusnia on account of‘ England‘s trade
routes to Indiaaurl other points in the Far: East.
English newspapers take an equally philosophic View
of 'I‘urkcy’s action. and cxprcs the belief, that’tflfi‘le the " “
military sitaution will not be greatly changed Turkey in ‘_
Europe' Is doomed to extinction. Lilleas Bulgaria joins
the enemies of Turkey: on im asion by land of European
Turkey is impracticable.- according to British observers,
and the warfare will be naval. The Turkish Navy. 35-
sisted by the former German cruisers Goo-hen and Bras-I 3
Inn. is ’considcrcd here to bc far more formidable than-
licr army, whicluis said to be inefficiently equipped and
poorlIvfcd. Greece will jump at the chance of again ' V
measuring swords with her ancient enemy. it is felt in I
London. and with the two battleships rcccntlv purchas-
ctl from the United States she will be in a position to
meet the Turkish ships on L’\ on terms. . ~ ‘
III the Black Sea the Russian flcct has no single
units as powerful as ,eithcr the (iocben or the Brcslau,
but the number of her vessels. it is argued in London.
will give her command of this- inland sea; The State. of
‘Albania. considered a masterpiece or the diplomacy of. the
great powers. has cfi'octunllv disproved the theories that '
she was a c0mpact nation by resolving herself into sever-
al separate governments- some of which are nothing a
more titan independent municipalities. Tho disrupted
European concert is represented at \vlona hv Italv and
’r
to accept their advice. Grc’cc has invaded Nortlicrn' '
Epirus and complaccntli announces that her action has
Pasha. representing Turkc}, eiidcntly is preparing to be; 3, 0”,
c'upy the unstable throne recently deserted by Prince
‘ William of Wiede ' . ‘ ' ‘19
In the area of purely military activities there seems
to be a general lull Special dispatches from West Flan-
dcrs continue to describe the terrible fighting which has
marked the great battle there, but official communica-l
. tions from both sides indicate that there has been little :I V
change in the relathe Vsituat on of the opening armies. V'
, One special dispatch dwells on an occasion early in the
battle when the Belgian army, exhausted and almost with— I.
out. ammunition. was on the point of retiring before over-
witclmiug numbers. when much to theft surprise. two
'Gcrm‘an divisions opposed to them. suddenly retired.
The Belgians admit~ that lend their. intended retreat
been carried out the way would have been cleared for a
”Lamb,,(2liops. 160_ lb. - ‘ I I
Shoulder Lamb. 10c. lb.
Rump Corn Beef. 16c lb,
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Choice Fowls. 22c. 1b. . . . I
Homemade Sausage. 20c. lb.“
Round Clams, 10¢. qt. . I
Cheapest‘place in town,
New York Market, .
143 Washington street.
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of Haiti. has been obliged to “I “hm 0'1 Cm Btrfleur. 17. miles;
quit his capital, Port on Prince. au‘dIesst of Chou-boars. and needs .33le t Willi «Griffin of v “e For a
k f n Dutch V6991: accord- Ianoc ThalineruISovoto anyone to tin am a y 3 .
see re age 0 a help no.
{lag to a report to the State Dirt!
meat today from the American w
terns dimer
I'lllliillbltll‘ till: Ll
tlon at Haiti. counts Interim this
Swift Dramium Hams, 19c.
Ivan and his home In Valley Forge.
to men nthat the robots are in can
Iplete control of Port au Prince.
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Weston. The matter is being investi-
gated be the police department
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either lost or was relieved of $149 ini
ash. somewho‘re beta eon upper Nor-I
The over-coil of William Lynch was .. . " _ Roland. Site now declared that
also stolen from an automobile in '
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Spring Lamb, Native Chickens.
Home Dressed Veal.
‘, Spaguriba and sonar k’raut ,
Loin Corned Beef. no bone. 15c. A'
Fresh resembled ‘ ’
,Qharnolc's Market- :8 our Main St.
march on Dunkirk as the Al' to; had not vet come up in‘
sufficient force to cover ti e Belgian retreat '
V Petro'gr'ad is still canto. us in the matter of statc-_
, mcnts concerning the extent of her successes in Russian.
the Germans and Ausl‘
trians may be expected to resume tho offensive at any
moment.. as they had receivd reinforcements.
.I NEW; YORK: Oct. 39 —-Thc loan of $10,ooo.ooo
—-DEMOORATIG norgce.
All Democrats are requested to as _
aerobic at Democratic Headquarters,
I c'cIr'I, We shingtou St and Ruilro'ad Ave.
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“Martha °r the Lowland' in me Spock's Dance at Rodmsn's Hall; \‘or-
reels. direct labia Strand Theatrc.l walk tonightn Tickets 25c:
Monday” arid Tuesday. Lockwoods '
M Hall and Pleasant Il-lour.
Isvrif Skin Mains, 17c .
. Sperry r: Sonics hams tile.
'2 One. delivery. in each district or the
town. See last page for large adv . ‘
-:-Danctng an. night.’ 'Arlon nail.
To produce s in. keen edges.
zor. axe. at ., , a Gubomn‘ilum 8:6 body the, Democratic unity at it
atone». Charles , Dow has them in nar's'll'ail Washington St.- opnql‘ltlyt’s
stock. I Th
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' ra- at. 715 Friday evening. to attend in a II
’ City Bank and other New YOrk' banking institutions, it.
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arranged by tile French (:owrxtmcnt with therNational
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