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' feet in width shall be used in the wa-
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I one hundred children who euthuslastl-
household. IPublic co-
operation in this direc-
tion is invited.
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flooded Youngsters
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Dainty Refreshments Served knd
Dancing Enjoyed Following flames;
The rainstorm, yesterday afternoon
dampened not a bit the order of the
(tally enjoyed the Children's pnrly, held
ntithe knob Club.
The affair was opened by the play—
ing of children’s games ,st'lch as Blind
Man's Buff. tune Miss Muffett unable
like. 'l‘hesrwere followed by an in-
teresting sack race for the boys, in
which the oldest and youngest' boys
present participated. T prizewln-
ners in this were: Clinton Jessup, Jack
Wehle and Leighton Nailing. iTho race
“spurned so much‘lntereat among the
3le than they; toomyoysd one in
this event the prize winners ‘wore.
'l‘ho Misses Catherine 'Grav, Louise
Close and Cecelia Byrne
In the highly amusing peanut race.
where the contestant with a toothpick
pushed a peanut around a large circle.
Entered at the Sons Norwaik Post
Holyokefi and A Amherst
autism-co Pom some room ALI. Mara
Office as Second Class Matter.
Paralyzed by Trolley
Employes Strike Today
. gsoufrn NORWALK, cg
ANN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7,
I ' 1 WORLD IV. A‘ OPEN“ Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOI
1915
I feel not the home
complete wibbotl. .
I Evening Sentinel
daily visitor.
#7
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
TWO
RED
. to bc Slaw,”
.Ifiallein Alexi Friday
The Reglstrara of the three dis~
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RUsssian TTrbops‘L Very .~
Near Capture Belief
in Some Army Circt . .
.3“,
h .
250 Men 60 Out Following the Breaking
trlcts, yesterday from noon until 9
o’clock p. m.. held their first sittings .
to add new names to the lists for the
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German Forces Advancing m the 1"
My Southwest of Dvinsk, and Ar
Off of Negotiations—Special Trains and
Auto Busses Running
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 7.--, With the exception of a few licensed
Street. railway traffic in Holyoke ana‘taxicsbs .af Holyoxe no attempt was
Amherst is co letely paralyzed to- madc to run Jitneys as the city Ordi-
day by the strlk or 250 employeg of notices. of Holyoke require a license
the Holyoke street railway company.:by the board of alderman and that
negotiatolns between the company Fisk Rubber Company.
and the men. Power workers are‘plao‘» Falls
cars today. got people employed in Holyoke's busi-
south of Holyoke were run by the Bosfi disorder was reported by the police.
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ADVISE PIISSPDRIS
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coming primaries in ctober. The do.
in the ev suing.-
Flrot District.
I The first sitting of the registrars of
The men went out at 130 o'clock this body has adjourned until September. IVOWIS In the 3““ ward “'83 held )8!
morning. following the breaking oi! of Five hundred night workers of the.1erd3.‘ and a mi“ 01' sixty the names
01 Ch[cago_ were added to the primary lists. Dem-
who “ye in ){olyoke. were semfocratic Registrar Feeney reports nine
out and company ofilcials announcedto their homes in auto trucks furnish-‘ additions and Republican Registrar
that no attempt will be made to tuned by the Fisk company. The majority/Waffle!” bad fifty-live names to “add
to his list. There was one progressive
Special trains to points north and nose district, walked to work. and no added Th9 an!“ “190““ 01 the regis
Itrars will be held on Friday, Angus
)18th, and new nbmes can be receiv-
ed up to 9 il- in.
Second District. ,
Jeremiah Eagan had an exceptions“
slow day.
five Democrats.
Third District.
was only fairly busy. A big rush, how-
ever. is expected at the next and last
session, which will be held on Friday
of next week from noon until 9 o 'clock
Registrars Edward B. Doulens and
But fourteen names were A
added. eight being Republicans and
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Naturalization Clerk M. J. Flanagan.
of Bridgeport, yesterday received a
Washington relative to the order is-
sued recently by the late Canadian
government to the effect that it is not
Stateliepartment Say: They Are
Not Necessarysut They Are Very
notice from the Department of State at
The impression has prevailed in
many quarters that the Donovan Hill
election hearings which has ,been drag
ging along in Stamford for the last aev
eral weeks and which was continued
m“
(lovemnlentilllowsssmiiiiixpenses
‘0?va Side In Donoyjncilmfduy with Registrars John]. Dunnings
‘ ’ on the East
idc. Thom m tour applications re;
celved from voters to be “made." Con-
stable Henry Selzor, at his shop on
IEast Washington street, will receive
Aall names of those who desire to reg-
ilster any time before the final sitting,
the winners were: Theodore Perkins,
generally required of American cltt- Tuesday until September is being con-
l8 Democrats who registered,
A and Albert Eldridge,
I on next Friday.
m—u...
There were fifteen Republicans and
yester-
and Miss Louise Close. The prize win- gens to have passports when entering
new in the exciting balloon tourna- Canada. but while this in so. the De
ment were: The Misses Catherine and partment of State says that is deemed
Ruth Gray. Alice Savage and EleanorIadvlsable for naturalized American oil-
ducted at the expense of the parties to
the contest As a matter of fact when
a. defeated congressman desires to con-A
test the election of his opponent the
DIDIRE BEING IRIED
Iiiosos.‘
Following the games delightful re
freshments, consisting of ice cream
and coke, were served in the plcnlcl
.house. Each of the children present,
iocehed balloons as favors. After 87'
pleasant dance the affair broke up with
a bean bag game.
Mrs. John Wehle was in charge of
the party. and she was assisted by Mrs.
Robert F. Way and Miss May Savage.
Young men and lady members of the
club assisted in the serving.
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Two new laws which went into effect
on August first effecting local fisher»
men and sportsmen are called to their
attention. An act concerning the use
of drag nets along the shores of Long.
island Sound. .
lzens to have passports.
The notice states that it might be an-
visable for American citizens going to
Canada, particularly those born in
government provides the sum of $2— -I
000 for each side in the contest to con-'
duct its part in the proceeulnsb.
When this amount is exhausted the
lDR REINIIESS DRININR
rain, as well as native citizens bearing
IDIINDDRI Nil DDMPIINI
countries now at war with Great Brit
names that might indicate origin ynzincurred. As matters stand now, with
such countries, to provide themselves the hearing draun out as it has bee en?
with passports. in order to be able to many are wondering whether there
will be any of the $2. 000 remaining onl
either side when the close of the con-
test is officially announced. Each side
is allowed 40 days in which to prepare
its case. I
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contestants must meet out of their“
own pockets any additional expenses!
the
I it. tired Dibble, of Rowayton: charg-
ed with reckless driving in connection
with his colliding. on the evening of
Monday. June 28, with the motorcycle
astrl e which were Toney‘bconettl and
of Spruce street,
Stamford, under the Darlon railroad
bridge, while driving the automobile
of Mrs. Charles Scofleld, will be ar-
raigned before Judge Abel Dance, in
the Barton Town Hall; this afternoon
lto Caputo.
at 2 o'clock.
dent.
Dibble.lmmediatcly after the acci-
was arrested by Constable W.
Y
inclined: to tile llouse of a
nightly, Who Has iiim Sent to
the Hospital
DIAIIIS INIlE EIRED
SNDI ERDII REIDIIIER
Women llad Been Married Before
and Trouble Results Over fiFst
Husband
BRANFORL‘, Aug. 7.-Sutfering
from a bullet wound in the bend. Sim-
t
I
on \t’lniga. or \Vamiga. a young Po-A
llah farmer living in a house in the
woods of Tood‘s Hill, was sent into
the New Haven hospital today. Win-
lga. was 'shot early this morning, and
afterwards crawled through the
woods for nearly a mile to the house
of William Johnson where he Was car-
ed «for until Dr. Gaylord could be sum-
moned. Patranella, the wife, ran into
another neighbor‘s house and said
that her husband had shot himself.
Constable William McKee was called
and he found a revolver in the house
and a spent bullet on the pillow of
tho"bed. This was the bullet which
had gone into Winiga's face under one
eye, traversed the‘face through the
nose. emerging under the other eye.
The wound appeared to be a superfic-
ial one.
Winiga claimed that his wife hgd
shot. him; she steadfastly declared
that Simon had shot himself. He
case was continued by the court out
next Saturday and she was sent to
the jail in New Haven.
Mrs. Winiga. pretty in face, and
comely in figure. has been married
before. {t is said that a few days ago
her first husband appeared. and since
then there had been trouble between
woman and herself.
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SiannAVtiaiga Crawls a Mile Through ’
Real Menace to Grand Duke Nichj" ’
_——-City ofKovno and Riga Expects
Pass Into the {Possession of the (is
mans At Any Time——Greece Hold
Off Against the Allies
IINNIDR’S NEW INEIIRE
Opening Will Take Place inSeptsm
The threat of danger to A,
Russian troops who evacuate;
Warsaw and are supposed to
still making the way only
into Russia seems today to
greatest from the north. ’
The advance of the Go. ‘I
forces in the territory comm
of Dvinsk is set'forth at s: .
erablc details in news diifI
from London, and this null .
movement, supported by rail!
connections from Libau A
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bar, and ,Pleasantlloatand lock-
wood’s llail‘Wdl Close Then
The next few weeks will see the com-
plction of the new theatre being ercct—
cd west of the Norwalk post office; in
Wall street, First district, for Samuel
J. Router, and the opening will take}
place in September, the date not defin-
itely fixed as yet. With the opening of
the new theatre, Pleasant Hour and
Lockwood's Hall. under Mr. Kantor‘s
managerhent since May, 1913, will
close. What they have been to Nor-
walk's amusement places ls‘too well
Shavli constitutes, in the 959'
of British observers. a real men-A
acc to the forces of Grand W
Nicholas.
the German progress in til
tic provinces of Russia is {A
in a dispatch from Cope A,
which says that
known to need comment.
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An indication of the elf
the city
Kovno, some 50 miles to the _
of Vilna, is being evacuated; "I
The plastering is being completed at
the new theatre and within a. week it
is expected that the finishing work
will be well under way. The fire ea-
cspes have been placed on the build-
ing.
The furnishings for the new theatre
have been purchased and are high
the Russian municipal officich»
well as by, the civilian poptal I
Furthermore. Riga, at the ‘I
of the River Dv’ina is expected
to pass to German possessing!
any time.
class.
ly as the other work is completed.
studying the public wants and will
shortly be prepared to outline the pol-
icy of the new theatre.
certain. that it will strive to be the
leading amusement theatre of Nor-
walk.
MEXIDNNS IIIEI.
: t lied as uick- ,
They‘ will be m a q A news dispatch from A
indicates that Greece is 110? A
off against the allies in their of
fort to win this country, a»
to the entire Balkan situation,
their side. The adherence of ‘5 ,
garia and Rumania is Gem
largely on the attiude of v:
Italian forces are reported
have captured Monte 'San M
on the Adriatic frontier, “If
tion which threatens GoriIzao
Mr. Kantor has spent some time
One thing is
t:
,4
‘ing department of the Lee liat Com-
m AAA l8 SHRED
DANBURY, Aug. 7.~—Asserting that
the discharge of a workman in the siz-
pany-was in violation of n regulation
made at the recent national convention
of the United Hatters of North Ameri- \
ca, 50 men working in the department
stopped work Thursday to enforce
N0 drag net or hauling “we more their demand the ttbe discharged em.
titan one hundred feet long and five
company and of the union refused to
talk about the matter yesterday,but it
is learned unofficially that the matter
was settled at a conference yesterday
morning.
“DIIII” I’NRIN DEE DIN
CRDISE ERR IIND NEENS
‘A party of six left the Norwalk
IYacht. Club this afternoon for a. do
digbtful cruise aboard Victor W. Fer-
s' “DIANA.” The party will be gone
two weeks. The first Will be spent in
cruisihg and life second in fishing at
, Block Island.
The members of the party will in~
eludel, Horace R. Nash, Dr. C Trvlng
ters along the shores, or in the bar-
bors, hays or estuaries of Long Island
Sound, unless all the meshes therebi’
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ERIE, PAL, Aug. 7,—Harbor Creek,8
miles of Erie was hit by a tornado andr
cloudbur'st early today, according to‘ an
appeal fonhclp received here'.‘
CARBINIALALORENZELLI DYING.
ROME. A138 6. via Paris. Aug. 7. —
Cardinal Benedict Lompaolll, prefect
of the Congregation of Studies. is be-
lieved to be dying. He mcolved thoI
lust sacrameng this morning T
Monsignor Loronialll, who do allay-
twa years old. was appointed a cardi-
Adams. of North Bergen, N. L: ,,
Morris Hatohmau, Victor W. FAG is
and Steward Fred Brown.- Mr. A
ems will return to his lT’Ioms and runs
week. at which time the party will be
ploye be reinstated.‘ Officers or the-
Fe'rris ,of New York city; Clifford F. .
PRESIDENT DE, I’DRIIIRII
Chosen on the Third Ballot by a
Majority of Bil—Formerly Min-
ister to This country
LISBON, Aug. 6, via Paris, Aug. 7,
2:25 a. m.—-—Bernardlna Mlcbado was
elected by Congress today president of
the Republic of Portugal. Senhor
Machedo. who was supported by the
two‘ principal parties was chosen on
the third ballot by a majority of 134
of the 379 members present
I The new president is popular with
all classes in Portugal and although
large crowds assembled outside the
Chamber to await the action of par-
liilment, his election generally was
consuiered a certainty.
Seahor IMacbado has been promi-
«tent for years in the public eye. hav-
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DELEGATES TO TYPOGRAPHICAL
CONVENTION.
LOS ANGELES, Augl, 7.——Speclai
trains hearing more than 500 dolo-
gates to this annual 'moettng of the
International Typographicul Union.
which conzonos- Monday were due
nal priest in 1907, ~ Joined by stunt w. Fitch of this city.
‘0.
Warren Greene, and dater released
under $2.00 bonds. The two riders of
the motorcycle were badly injured, and
have been undergoing treatment for
some time, it is said, in the Stamford
hospital.
Attorneys Keogh & Candee, of Wash
ington street, this city. represent MIr.
Dibble, and Attorneys Walsh &:
Alienealy. of Stamford, will assist in the
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Norwalk dealers this morning re-
ceived their first consignment of na-
live-grown corn. The cars are of good
size and quality, audit was honounced
this morning are selling for 25 cents a
dozen retail. Producers who supply
lug been premier provisibnal minister ,
prosecution.
IRIJSIEE Will DE NAMED
I‘I. —-—--Im-—
WilllamQVhii-lo, of Kingfisher, Ok-
lahoma. brother of the missing Mrs.
Margaret Fair, for whose alleged mur-
der her husband. William Fair, and
“Jack?’ Devoraux, are, bold in $5,000
bonds for trial scheduled in the Sep
tember term, has made application
:for the appointment of a trustee to
care for his sister’s interests. A hear-
ing regarding this appointment will
.he held in the Stamford Probate Court:
at 10 o’clock next Wednesday morn-
ing. . ‘
Under the statute Mr. Whirlo is are
titled to have a trustee appointed in
his sister's «behalf. Attorney John Cun-
oo. of Washington street, this 'cify,
represents Fair. and~Attorney John 8.
Shannon, of Bridgeport. Devoraux'.
a
here today. , ;
on Wednesday morning.
IN MRS EARN-S BERNIE
the local market are inclined to be op-
timistic concerning the storm damage
of last. Tuesday and Wednesday. They
state they are now of the opinion the
loss will not be asgreat as was at first
expected.
Announcement was made this morn-
ing that "tomatoes. products of local
gardens, are very plentiful. Within the
last two days the price of this vegota
bid, locally, has dropped from 12’Cents
a quart to but 10 cents.
NDNIIN’S CREE DDDDNI
DDI RN. IDNN RIERRZ
Astephon Novak, for many years a
Walk, has sold out. his cafe on Bail-
road ayenue. to Jolin Bullies, of the
Springwaod section. . The deal was
completed today. .
Mr. Novak, together with his family.
xpresident Iof the SebastianILaw and
prominent saloon keeper in South Nor-II ,
Itorney. Judgé' Joseph B. Taylor,
AMERNANSAAIIIA
Raiders Minder Road of law and
order league at Sebastian. Tex.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug. '7.—--
ers and posaes of citizens last night
warp searching for a dozen Mexican
raiders who, after several 'weeks of
outlawry, today raided the small town
of Sebastian, thiriy’seven miles nerth
of Brownsville and killed Al Austin
Order League, and his son Charles.
Adjutantchneral Henry Hutchins,”
of Texas. visited Sebastian this after
noon and personally. investigated con-
ditlons. It was said last night that he
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DIIRIEN DIRPHIER EIIES
PEI IiIDN IN DRNIIRIN’IDN
Charles F. Mather, Ia prominent Da-
thc sinking by a German 3 AI
fine of four British fishing?
The crews were saved. I
ITALIAN AIRSHIP
United States cavalrymen, Texas rang- I
to London, I p. m—An 0
statement given out today b
German government says:
Italian airship Citta do
while cndeavoring to apps:
over Pola was brought do ‘
shrapnel before it couldAdoA
damage.
ing of three .nawal officer
mechanic and two men, were
on prisoners.
,takcn into P9Ia.I
balloon was officially? adml
AAug‘ust 6 by the Italian gr
ment, though the name of th,
craft was not given.‘
BRITISH STEAMER
rien carpenter, today filed a vollmiIary.
petition in bankruptcy through his or-
Washington street.
has removed to 188 South Main street.
Mr. Novack said this morning he will
b
1“
[this city
bir. Mather states his liabilities or»
$822.16.
and Dorian; , .
,i_‘
‘ .14‘
AI.‘
,Tho.~ British steamer
JQucen‘ which sailed from
°' ncy, C. B. July 24,2‘f l
while his assets‘aro 3200. Thai Officer 3 wife {and shit
32th will be present at the heoriusiengage in the real catatc’business in petitioner is well known in this city cuéd
Ihoorstin open boats. A ,
A London dispatch annAAIAIA,
BROUGHT 15‘
BERLI\, Aug. 7 by w
“At midnight of Aug 6
All the crew. Is
The airship "
The loss of an Italian (Ii
SUNK .ABY GERM
QUEENSTOWAN,I 43.11%
was sunk on Tuesday l
The crew 22 and t
after being soy
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