. Ihndahaking, self-
neeiring aspirants
1'. Public, office
should receive little
encouragement this
Fall.
ASSOCIATE PIE“ NEWI'PROI ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A WIN. WIRE AND OUR OWN OPCMTCII.
i ESTABLISHED 1310
Entered at the South Norwaik Post
Ollce as Second Class Matter.
SOUTH nonwanx. cosh. MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1915»
Shower: tonight; Tuesday cloudy.
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. Inlgao, of New Haven, and
Petty Deloys llept Men on Edge
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Connecticut Men Hampered at
Shooting by Debariiiig of Yemen.—
and flew Guns and Sights
'With the Connecticut Naval militin
on board, the big battleship Kentucky
hove to about four miles oh the old
New Haven Yacht Club dock Saturday
night at 7:30, and yesterday between
7:..0 and ii o'clock the met; discm.
barked in boat londl, nil hale and
hearty, and sunbrowned. The trip
had provedja remarkable one I’m ac-
count of a number of untoward inel-
dents the principal of which was the
death by drowning. in Chesapeake
bay a week ago of Edward Manson,
the young militlanian, of New Haven.
This and accident cast a gloom over
the subsequent events of the trip, and
m
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GIIIHIIII GIIIII WINS
IENNIS IIIIIIINEI
Knob Club Mes Team Defeated
hyblose Scores, Saturday After-
noon '
“——
'l‘he ladies of the Country Club and
the Knob Club played a match game
of tennis. consisting of two games of
singles and one of doubles on Satur-
day afternoon Iat the Knob Club's
grounds.
The Country Club was represented
by Miss Marguerite Hubbell and Miss
Julia Lockwood in the singles, and
. Mrs. Chester H. Benedict and Mrs.
Robert Waugh playing the doubles,
while Miss Blanch Verlin and Miss
Helen Ladue playing singles and the
Misses Margaret and Evelyn Reid in
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PROMISES ‘INAI G010
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The c001 wave which! has had Nor-
walk in its grip for the past few
days, and which made the local coal
men rub their hands with some little
degree of satisfaction, will pass soon,
-.according to weather bureau reports
reaching The Sentinel office.
Storm Came From Canada.
The bureau expects warm weather
today.” The disturbance, which was
traced from the northwest Canadian
provinces to the Middle Western
states and thence to the Northwest
states and the coast. should have.
passed into the Atlantic last night,
leaving behind generally fair
warm weather. .
' Jgio Nor-walk Damage.
Although there have .been light
frosts in‘various parts of the state,
local formats report no serious dam-
age has resulted from the storm in
I‘ this city.
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Hundreds of Fadory
Workers Securing Eight~
Hours Are‘ Working Today
Trouble at the Crown and Balcheller
Corset Plants in
and Other Shops Grani Cancessions
.——u-
Bridgeport Seiiled,
MIIS SIRAN;
RESI GISNISSEII
lungevosiuoinmnm Guilty,
thin: 55} Aswan As CostsI
SGNIIGI MAI
Jefferson And Washington Shunt-I
Endeavoring
NINE I0 NOI|I
IIIII SESSIIINS
. _.._.. -._.‘_______._————-
ares Wil Not Be finished As;
Austrians and Germans
Galicia of the Russians
ILines 0f the Lalier on the upper Bug and
Zlofa Lipa Have Been Pierced—brand
Duke Nicholas Cannot Afford to Halt
to Clear
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Aug., 30,—Vhave been changed in their favor. The
Many hundreds of factory workers largest single delegation of employee
who had been on strike recently for3returnlag to work after a strike was
yarying periods returned to theirithat of upwards of 800 girls at the
accustomed tasks today, their differ-ICrown and the George C. Batcheller
ences with empioyers over hours andICorset Companies. -’
compensation having been adjusted; At a meeting of employes of the
in nearly every instance the workersISalt's Textile Company, where 1500
have entered upon the eight- hour sch-I are .9‘“ and the plant is closed for
cdule and they have secured this two weeks,ihis morning announce-
witlioul ii reduction in wage, and in.
several instances shop conditionsI
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’l‘oiiy iieboini, of Peet Swamp, was, ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 30.——After
liiied -7 and actual mists of $3.60 byImainlainlng for yeiir. as alleged 3
Judge 19. M. Lockwood this morning‘dual identity of banker and proniln
on the charge of assault and breachent citizen of Forest City. Ark, and
of the peace. The offense was conl-Ifdruer of realty documents in other
milled on James Montgomery, con- party of the country, John W. Kline,
duclor for the trolley company. und‘of St. Louis, was under arrest here
occurred yesterday morning at 11: 30Itoday. He has confessed, according
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o’clock. The defendant paid the fine
and 00815.
The evidence introduced showed
Willey, Depoini. had used indecent“iit‘n-
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to detectives of ' swindles- aggregating
more than 3 00. 000. I
As a bank director in the Armada
C‘lly. Kilns” was known as John "'
guess when Conductor Montgomeriniiimhai-dt. He was arrested herolust
asked him to move away from the en Inlght." Hé had escaped jail two weeks
trance to theilrolley. When DeboiniiagO, the police said; from Waukesha
continued to use the language after. wm, where hip methods in attempti-
the conductor had warned him, the
lattei attempted to put him off the under suspicion The complaints
car at the corner of Wall and leases against Kline allege that it was his
streets Officer Bl”) an H Silk hap- Inithod to go into a rich farming com
poried to be standing there and heimunity, inquire for a good' farm lie
pieced Deboinl under arrest on com-Imlght buy. and get acquainted with
Iing to mortgage property brought him ,.
dumbing—— in About $10 I soon As Planned For last lune
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MISS NGGIJIIIE EXGNEIIAIED;IPI|GIIG SGNIIIIIS OPEN
All IIINEIIS I‘NIII mGIIIlII’I 0N Sfl’IENIlEII IIN
Mrs. Tristrnnl Promises to be Good netting Various Buildings In order
limiter _ ,. i For Troops 0f Youngsters—War?
"""“"““ Should Stimulate Interest
|
Mrs. Carrie Triotrsm, of Burriti and‘
Quintard aicuues, ilfty- five years old, I ...._.__.
was this morning by Judge George it I One more week of vacations!
Vosburgh found guilty of k log a The Norwalk Public Schools will
house reputed to be one of I-fame.I°ll9n for the regular full term. after.
She was fined ‘50 flat and will be ob- Ithe long summer ‘ vacation, on the
liged to pay costs, which will notlmmnlni: of Semi’mber 7. on“ WeekI
amount to over 310 Hey counsel ifrom tomorrow, and the da\ after I.-a
Judge John Keogh, has not yet decid~ bor Day
ed whether an appeal will taken: Two Daily Sessions Expected.
Judge Vosburgh granted an" adjourn-I II Superintendent of Schools ha '1‘.
imeht until Wednesday morning at110IChapman stated today that the Jef—I
Io’clock to do this. Mrs. Tristraln iliferson and Washington schools wlii‘
under $125 bonds until that time. The not be .resdy for occupancy for nexl,
charge against Miss Francis McGuire week. The school authorities hadi
“to err—- ' planned, last June, to seat a number
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GIII NIS INIIIIII
AND .BIIIN WINSIS
James Murphy, an employe on the
Redford estate in Greens Farms, nt-
tempted suicide lust week by cutting
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His Armies Endangered Further andib‘
Giving Up River Fashions—Allies Aid-
illery Continues Active All the W.
From the North Sea lo the Vosges
WIII’WAGEII I
iBIG NGSQIIIIG I
CAMPAIGN NEREI
Extermination Conunitiee Will Go-
operate With Street Department
-East Side land to he Filed In
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NGSIIINII|___ GREENS I6, 000?
long Island Mosquitoes Blown Over
to Connecticut ~llorvnlllers.
Ilrged to do Any With Water
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d‘ Norwalk Mosquito Extermination Com-
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plaint of Montgomery. The prisoner
was released under I825 bonds givenI
by Vito-Federici.
James Corrlgan paid $7 to the
court this morning for getting drunk
yesterday. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and the above fine was im-
posed by the court Officers Silk and
Clune arrested him last night.
Corrigan was unable to raise the
money and Officer Silk took him over
to Bridgeport where he will work out
the line at the rate of $1 a day.
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The dowii‘town police have received
noti e from the United States army
dep . tment of a desertion of a man
said to have resided in New Canaan,
near here. James Alexander, of the
21st company, Coast Artillery Corps.|
deserted from Fort Sereven, 6a., HeI
enlisted for seven years. on May—28,
1914. He gave his home as New Can-I
aan, Conn, and his father’s name as
John Alexander. According toxthe cir~
cular fifty dollars will be paid for any
information which will lead to his cap:
ture.
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It was reported in this city today
that w. n Searies, of 'i‘okeneiie; one .
of the most prominent members‘of the
mittee, may be offered a position,m
an advisory capacity, by the City or
New York to its extermination board.
‘No confirmation was secured, but the
repoll had it that officials in charge
were considering Mr. Searies, Whose
ability in this line is recognized coun-
try-wide.-.
I men of money.
When he had select-
ed a farm, it was charged. be either
bin-owed the deed and made out a
bogus deed to himself, or he bought
the farm, paid for it by check and
took possession of the deed. As soon
as the deed was safely recorded in
his name, Kline, his accusers say.
mortgaged it and by the time the
c] cck was returner! marked “No
Funds," he had gone back to Arkpnv
sas to become a banker again
DINNER PARTY Al A.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Tolles. of South
Main street. gave a dinner party. Fri
day evening. in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Manning Butler, of Newport, R 1.,
who have been spending the summer
on Contentment Island, and who leave
here next week for New York. Cards,
music and dancing were the features
of the evening, and at a late hour all
departed acknowledging Mr. and Mrs
Tolles a charming host and hostess.
Those in attendance: Mr. and Mrs. A.
Whitelaw, of Conendar's Point, Mr.
and iMrs. A. Cutbill, of Spring street,
. Miss May Gilmore, Kenneth Tolles,
and Harold Tyler Whitelaw, otrNew
York City.
NANIGIIII GARAGE SIllIl
l0 II. N. EIINI
The garage. conducted on .Nortn
Main street for a considerable perioo
of time by Willett A. Hanford, of this
’ city. hasjbeen sold to Dutee W. Flint, ‘
of Providence, Rhode Island, New Eng-
land representative of the Henry Ford
Company, of Detroit Michigan. The
garage will be the new hoadq'ua'rters
in this city of the Ford car. Mr. Hon-
ford said this morning he will engage
in the auto-bus business.
his throat and both wrists. The act
was discovered soon after it had been
done, and medical aid was immediate-
ly summoned with the result that his
life was saved. It is understood that
Murphy worried considerably over
his health and this caused despoti-
dcncy,Jeading him to make the at
tempt on his life. Sheriff Edgar H.
Perry took him to a'sanitarium on
Saturday.
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INEEI GGNNIIIEII IN
PGIIGE DEPARTMENI?‘
I A vigorous crusade is to he waged
in Norwalk against the mosquito. ThisI
Iyear mosquitos here have been moreI
Although the probale court of Stam— I common than in years past. EIDGPtSI
ford, Saturday morning, granted the claim that this is caused by the breed
application of the sister. Mrs Olive. 1118 of the seats in stagnant water in
Whirlow, of Bielanl, Kan. for lettersI barrels. etc.. and that the wind also
of administration on the estate of Mrs. blows mosquitos from the Long 15111qu
Margaret Fair, of Dal-ion, who is sup shore to' Connecticut.
posed to have been murdered. the most Fill, In a.“ Side Land. I
startling and important developmentl This morning City Engineer Georgev
was the expression 0“ “I” part 01II.A.Sherron stated that he will start
States Attorney Homer 8 CummingsI filling in, with refuse, the land in the
that there is a poasibliity that Fair. in” of the Podelefsky building. on
whose counsel I5 Judge John Keogh,| East Washington street, and also near
of ""8 city. may “0t be tried I“ Sm thhe Marvin pond, on the East Side.
tember for the alleged murder of his.I The“ two points have been the most
.tivity 0n the part of the artillery
Iof the Allies all the way from Slut
Reports from the caste:
front indicating that the Aw
trians and Germans are engaged
in an eftort to clear the last cor-
ncr of Galina still held by their
opponents haw excited great ln~
lcrcst Ilcrc Ihc Russian lines on
the Lppcr Bug and the Zlota
Lipa have. been pierced, but i
is not yet clear how serious .
resistance is being offered to the
vast enveloping movement find!
the south
Having lost llmst— Litovsy,
Grand Duke Nicholas cannot of
ford to hold river positions in th
south in the face of an import?
ant movement, form (It) so would
endanger his armies. The Opin-
ion is ventured by smile English,
critics that this latest move only
conclude for the present the great
offensive effort against the RA _
sians which has been in pros-‘-
ress since May. and that OQttc
Austrian soil is cleared of them
varlers a new campaign may be
undertaken by the Teutonic"
forces this time in the Near
In suport of this theory is ciiiod
the report that the Central Pow ‘
ers are massing troops near the
Romanian border
The week-end witnessed vw
lent and almost continuous ac‘
North Sea to the Vosges These
are no indications. liow'qver,t .
this expenditure of big gun mum
tions is being followed by infan—
trv attacks.
London is again awaiting offli-
cial reports from the British or.
French authorities concerning the
camlpaign at the Dardanelles
where, according to Constantino
pic, heavy fighting is under or
ARTILLERY FIGHTING
IN ARGONKQ
PARIS, Aug 30 2 :35 p. ins-
Violent artillerv fighting took
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wife .
A complaint has been registered ‘ Interesting Statement. I
with the officer in charge of the police Judge Routing informed AttorneyI
Iomce by Patrolman Frank V Raymond Keogh that he would give him, if he
that an umbrella owned by him is miss- I30 desired an adjournment of 10 days,I
ing from the police-locker room in the, to allow Fair, who is visiting in Mich-I
City Hall: _ _ lgan, to appear in court. The local at~3
My!" fund $100 Mltllfll- torney asked for a continuance until
The police have been notified that a]
man residing in the Hill section bah
be'en missing since yesterday. it isi
alleged he has in his possession 8100
owned by his wife. Fears have been
expressed that he is using it for gambl-'
lng purposes. ,
Store Window Broken.
A window, some time last night, was _
broken in the rear of the Royal Gro-
very, on South Main street. The police
have been notified.
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BMGII NANII IEIIIEII
IIIIIIESIEII AND EINEII
BRISTOL. \. Conn. Aug.30.—Salva‘-
lore Cbristofero, aged 26, arrested last
night upon complaint of fellow coun-
trymen for. recklessly displaying fire-
’ arms, was . fined $25 and costs by
Judge Malone today for carrying, con-
cealed weapons. The police found up
on the prisoner a revolver and a large
knife. Adina-written pamphlet of
five pages when translated: {ppeared
tube a ritual of the “black hand" so
ciety.‘v‘Vlth vdrious pass words apd de-
scriptions of signals of distress. Other
Italians told “the police the Christa
ofero had‘been canvassing as an agent
of a society which he,claimed_to be
thé “black band" and was trying to
induce many to Join. '
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Those interested in hunting should
notice that there are national marked
change”: in the laws this season.
The wild duck law is changed to
road: The closed season for w‘lld ducks
and geese in from January 16th.
September 30th, both inclusive.
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jAAIAA Allin Stills
dangerous breeding places.
Beware of Staph-tit Water.
It was said today that W. L. Searles,
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Regular Regatta llot HeldSaturday,
’ But May Take Place Today "
In spite of the fact that the big
water regatta was not held Saturday
at the Bell island Club, Junior events,
run off on Crescent Beach, proved an
interesting diversion.
that the regular club affair will take
place today.
Junior Results.
For a. handsome silver-Jenn a series
of three‘ events were held. E. Mcv
Ardoe was the victor in these, which
consisted of titty and twenty-five yard
swims and fancy diving. I'n the swim-
ming match for boys under 12. yearn!
medals were received'by Arnold Mo
anhlan, who came in first. and Frank
Fowler, second. George F'. Foote Was
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judge.
,, follows.
, gagcments with bombs and half
It is probable '
place yesterday evening at 1pm!
pomts In the Argonne districts”
3 result of which the trenches
the Germans were seriously dam
aged. according to the Frean‘ of
ficial report of this afterpoon.’. _
The text of the communicat
“Y estcrday evening saw severe
artillery fighting, accompanied by
the explosion of mines and em
grenades at a large number‘
positions in the. Argonne disti’
The trenches of the enemy w
seriously damaged at Coil
Chaussees, Mcnrissons an
Bolantc. ‘
"The advent of night bvotigdtiI
relative qlliet to this region,m
well as on the rest of the film
i_J__. s AMBASSADOR .
TAKES OVER MORE
DIPLOMATIC thrones -
I WASHAING TON, Aug 30
Ambassador Morganthaupat (AW
stantinoplc, has taken over I‘m
diplomatic interests of Italy, Rifle-i
sis and Montenegro. Th’cse add
ed responsibilities for the Uni“
States, cabled to. the State Be-
pertinent tori try, aTakflfi {this
Icrnment dliplom ic agent
Work: for eight European nati
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