1 11111 “11111111111111 (or a week and will end
. 1' ruminating, self.
seeking aspirants
for public office
should receive little
encouragement this
Fall.
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ASSOCIATED PR5“ NEW. FROM ALL PART. ”in“ WORLD IV A IPEOIAL WIN! AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
WW
5 By Hamill! WM
for the October 310155
election, no
' representing high;
est business, effi-
ciency.
‘1 ESTABLISHED 1870 Entered at the South Norwaik P0515
omce as Second Class Matter.
1 SOUTH. NORWALK,
CONN ‘5 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,
1915
Local Showers Tonight and
Two cams,
Thursday
GMDBYSIRAWS Republicans Elect The i
Delegates to Convention:
. Name Ward Candidates
NEW SIYlE 0E
SNEIS COMING 1.1.1, Cone... .. Ti.
John]. Cavauaugh Gives The Sen-I
tinel Interesting Information
About Soft flat Styles And
Colors for This Season
I 6
j The Rrpubiit- 1111 ele1". ors of the (it):
[held their primaries and ward can-
;1u.~‘e.~' last mening. The only con
which developed were in the
Plum 11111Ih‘1111rti1 Wards, but the
[Will CROWN; WIDERBNIN;:
tililiili I8 BLAIR BIND3233:;“1.111121111111121. 111:2:
111-1111 out. The detailed story of the
proceedings of the fire wards will be
found below:
First Ward Caucus.
A re-eiection of the First
‘lfn‘ls
“Two-Tone" Softs Not . Popular
Were—Ito Change In Style of?
District '
Wards, But the Hipson and Loudon
Forces Won Out, Both Being Named
Again for Councilmen
e Third and Fourth
Chapman
CRMNERICAI PNPIlS
,.\\'.'11'1i t‘onimittee was made last night
lat the Republican pi'1m11r1 mm in 1111;
Town \ssembi} li1ill.’lhe ward 1'-otn
mittee 11' as also made the oil ,1 10m-
1111'111-1 and the 1111111be1's of it
Vt'lt‘t‘lt'd 11s delegates to the 1‘it,1‘“1'on-
vention. The personnel of the com»
mittee John I). Milne, chairmanfl
(‘1'htties ii itilw1',11th Nelson W. ll1ne 5
:di1l.(l1'orge (‘1. Ill1hmond, William BUSINESS "all 0”... ohm. t0§
WorI1' 1n Several Factories
in:
(Continued on Fifth Pagel.
Stiffs— Straws Must Go Sept
ember 15
Off with tize
Fashion decrees it.
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For on the {111‘
SIRINE ARREEMENR
twnlh of this month, just seven short
days from ti .is 11.110. the pro1ctbiul
knell will be run; on 10111 old straw 1600 Trolleymen All "8* York
hat, one of ti: e izieniozics of the sour. State Still 'ae_s .flflfield Tooli
lite-r just 11115;.
e trn er
Natty New Style Softs Succeed. : ”am "*out
New styles and very natty soft hats- .:
will replace the summer straw»; Johnl "
Al BANY N. Y., Sept. 8. —Pros
J.Uav11naugh, general manager of incl
(1. & K. factory, of this city antivmiclpgms ”1‘“ an agreement might be
of the best nu‘horities in the country reached betwl‘en the 1,600 striking em
on men's topp,ietes suid lesterday ”me“ 0‘ ‘he- ”“1”“ Tr‘w‘m“ C°ml
that this seasons so” hat style is puny beta and In Troy and the 0111.
somewhat. diffetent from that of last. “a!“ "f the road we” ”mm" today I
The tendency m“, year, he stated wast N0 arrangements for a centerence he-
toward lower brims and wider ctow nsItween representauyes "f the men and
Black Sand Feature. Iothcials had been made, though state
Asked what the predominating col mediators were still uvmg to get both;
Need of the two school
NRRCESIER PREICE
HAVE MURDER SUSPECT
earl1 shown in the report made. In
Slnperinttndont lra T t.‘ hapman to the
members of the School ltoard last
night at the monthly meeting The
1"cpo1t 8111's that there are about 640
Work of securing Quarters IlntilI
Two New Blildings Are FinishedI
is left 111111 Superintendent:
i
1
buildings 1
.111111' under course of construction was the Norwalk Hospital in u
1
Man Arrested Followingllobhery of “"“d‘m “‘ “‘9 1.1101111 “mm“ “"1“
cannot be 1101 ommodattd at present
Providencefor AIMEE “MINES. caused by delav in getting the Cedar
Death 5.
151‘: _- “7
ifor occupancy at the opening of the
, - . IFaIl term. 'l‘I ' superintendent further.
'lN’ORCES’l'ER, Mass, Sept. s‘dlatated that all a1all11i1le space in East
Worcester police are detaining 11 sus— Nornalk has been utilized and an ”‘9’”
pee, in the murder of Judge Willis ‘crowded condition exists in the. First,
KnOWIes. of Providence, pending the District buildings. After the question
arrival of officers from l’ro1idence to had 1’99“ dimmed
make positive identification. The that
under arrest “,5, gave the name of. the difficulty the board voted to leave
Henry Hudson, aged 23 and he said it to the superintendent with power.
his home is in Worcester, but later "
when put under the third degree, he
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
ors would be this year in the soft: Sid?“ to agree to another conference lantd his name is Henry Edwards. He
hats, Mr. Cavannugh said they would; Manors Burns, of Troy, and Stev-l tallleatdlosely with adeacription of the
jens, of Albany, also were expected to .man wanted by the Providence p0
Ioffer their services within a day or lice ._-
(Continued on eleventh page) .
Itwo in attempting to end the strike Hudson. or Edwards. was arrested:
RAILROAD REEICIAI
‘ when services will
, 11111111111131. the 11111 will be You: KID-
." our; the- giant last day of the Newlah
ornate pdlemn j-servlce in‘ the temples
i/V
IN‘E (Ill) Mill” SCENE 0E!
AN AEEAIR 0E NERIIE
Community Hall Coal Toward Which
Annual Fair of E. II. I. A. Aims
1
1
There's no getting away front the‘-
fact that the East Side needs a Com
munity 1’35“..And it‘s going to get it,l
too. One other step in that directioni
is the brilliant fair. which the mem-i
bers of the East Norwalk Improve-l
meat Association, who are fosteringl
11111 C H idea, are planning to hold
starEing Sent. 215t. in the ‘old mill' l
on Seavlew avenue. The affair will
run several nights. Each evening new
(Continued onvEleventh ~138.311.) .'.
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New Year's Day for the Jewish
people will cemmence this evening
. be held‘ in the
synagogue. Many of the 11eoplé’of
that faith- will fast and pray today
for. peace in. the5War-stricken territory
.of Europe.
Beginning this evening-at 8 o'clock,
Bosh Haaliana, or Jewish New Year.
a week from Thursday at sundown
year;
. New Ydut'n Day will begin 51111111111
I“. it},
t “ (Continued on Tenth Pete)
;held urKii Thursday night.
[the question would be considered then
:last night, and the ranks were swelled;
“to '200 today.
councilman on the. Demoratlc ticket:
- the public eye.
lit was said.
Whether the employes ’on the city;
lines and interurbun cars running out
of Schenectudt would strike in s m
nthy with the local men was a 1511i
lter that attracted a good deal of at-'
5tention from both union and railway
Ofilf‘lllls. No meeting of the Schenec-
.tady etnployes, it was said, would be
Whether
none. of the union officials would 5111'.
Feb Makers Walk Out.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept 8.—
Alleged discrimination against union
members resulted in a strike of 200
machinists and tool makers of the
National Equipment Company of;
Brightwood todav. The strike was-
called in a meeting of 100 workers
The men now demand
an eight-hour day, time and one-half
for overtime work. and the uncondi;
iionnl reinstatement of eight union5
men who were recently discharged.
WINE-E ANII SPENCER
0N RENRCRAINI SIAIE
\
Judging from reports Dr. Robert M.
Wolfe and John R. Spencer are two
likely nomineeador Second WAC?»
Thane has not. been "a yet, any semi-
offlial mention of who will be the
district. In the Democratic comb 111'-
third councllnian from 111111 downtown
111.111.1111 flared bo‘ 11.111151111me
Both of the man named as probable
nominees have been more or lose in? ‘
Mr.
been Second 1111111131 11111111111 Coin-
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present downtown councilman on the ..
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city (board.
”5f Lawrence and Boston, Mass, read
Spencer has,
‘ more often. —-Bulfalo Emacs:-
GAINS PRNNIIIIRN
on the Worcester Common, at 3: 47
this morning, after the store windowg
of the Case company. at 282 Maln‘ , ‘ .
street, had been cut by a glass cutteri Realdm” of South horwalk, “Pd
and a dozen 31 bills left in the wind particularly ruiirond men will be in
ow for advertising purposes, had been ;terested in the announcement. coming
extracted The robbery was committed;”6m “Y““hmgm” D. C., that “Fred
about 1:30 and an alarm sent out over gerick W- Brown, fOl‘mt‘l‘ly assistant
the police signal. Hudson could not j'superintendent of the New York, New
give a satisfactory account of himself Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
wvhen held up by officers on the Com tinny, has received another promotion
mon, and he was taken to headquart- by the Southern Railway Comppny.
era. where it was seen he tallied close- The circular follows:
ly to a description of a man the Provi- Southern Railway Company. Vir-
dence police asked the Worcester ot-Igmja & Southwestdm Railway Com
doors to watch for i nconnection with z’pnny, Northern
the ahootmg 0‘ Judge Knowles. Company. Office of Vice- President
1
11nd Prospe1t streets buildings readyI
I
l
extensively with was engaged in singeing bats,11'hen he
1 11 view toward finding a solution of; replenished his machine with oil.
Alabama Railwnyt representatives of foreign countries re ; well. will face Garner street, and
and General Manager.
Washington. D. 0., Sept. 1, 1915.
RRMNISSIRNER HAIRII .
Effective this date, Mr. F. W.
ADRESSES coNVENIIONIBmwn is promoted" to position of As-
sistant to General Manager, with
Stephen S. HaicIi—Riowntown water;headqumters at Washington, D" C" in
commissioner, last night was one of general charee 0f ".3!" tonnage and
the speakers at the thirty -fourth an- Ietficiencx and “Nth Other duties asI
nual convention of the New England may be assigned him
XISerfltWtZr:SmijZfil'axztfizh51:15] 13:535l11n1i, Assistant to Geneial Manageml
‘ will continue as heretofore in charge
‘ re' the ordinar1'i11-:
‘OIk city “0 n 101' Dining Car, Stores and Test De.
terest was manifested by those p1es-- partments «1
. N vnlk water a s-
ent in the. South on y ..H COAPMAN
fem. After Professor Harry “7- Clark. Vice- prey.
"TAXES ON INVESTMENTS.
Owners of securities such'as notes,
bonds and other chases In action in-
cluding deposits in banks, (not a. Sav-
& Gen. Mgr.
his most interesting paper on “Double
Sand Filteration At South Norwalk,’
those In attendance eagerly question-
ed Commissioner Hatch,"and 13. W11-
llam Hartford Who was also present} ings Bank) are liable to taxation eith-
aa to the Alteration system. The local 'er to the State or- locally
“I!“ c‘dmmiadioner was called “DOD ;' The State rate is four mills on the
111111.11; address the dis‘ingnished dollar and must be paid before 0111
11111111111111; of experts on South Nor- ~1st. Enquire of your banker ‘or write
The office of Mr. Wm. M Nether- lconvention has been entered into be i
walk-'11 noted system .-. - to State 11mm; Hartford. (301111. A,
W, 1.1
landfills claim that aw'omcfiaibmtn
cote outcast-ulnar chat one ”1:11,... 1
more often-1r 1411,1111: '
it has to She' changes her 11151311111
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state of. Connecticut.
111111 01 Day and R11) inond streets down Rumored
Store May Be One Wanted in in the. s1hools the congestion being
There is a sentiment afoot, according
HAIIER BADIY fGrand Duke
I Transferred
BURNER BY
SINGEINA 0N
$100 loss When Joseph Czjalto5
Threw Too Much (III In Singeing
Machine in American Hat Com!
pany's Shop
1 . 1
Emperor’ 5 Action
Forces—German
; ——-—- . Steamer, Going
, 110 111 1111 How 10 3111‘
101111 1111111111 0113111111111: 1111111“
Serbian Artillery
GOVERNMENT
AEIER WEST
AVENUE lAND?
That Former Crofut Pro-
pertyls Wanted For New Post
Office Site
n5l0 CRNIERI HOUSE AND
BARN INl0 IENENENI
IAr. IIipson, City Councilman, IIow
Owns the Property
. -*—_.
5Czjalto In Hospital In Serious Con-
dition —— Burned About lower
- Back, Arms and fiends
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Joseph Czjalto, of Day Sll‘tt‘i, is 111
sermon.
condition as the result of being bum
ed badly about the lower back, arms
and hands, when this morning about-
11 o'clock he put too much oil in one
11' the \.1111=1'i11111 llat Company's sing
i111; machines. in their shop at the col-
t1)\\11..\t li11 Hospital at noon today
it 11111; stated that although .\lr.(‘1:jnlto
is in a serious condition, it is thought
that he will snr1'.i'1e Dr. Frances ii
Burneii attended him.
Used Too Much Oil.
.\ir. (.‘zjako is one of the singer-at '
the new hat shop This morning he.
11'
was said at the factory this morning
(Continued on Eighth Page; ,
111111 1111 won IN
111 11111 101-1 1111111;
In an interesting order received by
Postmaster Andrew Lear) of the (tow-,n ‘
town post office is 11 possible side-4
it ht on the ractice of some torei 11
g§1ernments l)n this country. The ofd District councilman.“ he very recently
or has reference to the obtaining byl completed negotiations 11 hereby
such representatives of addresses 5 gained possession Of the property
from postmasters, and the local office Barn and House Into Tenement:
is instructed under no circumstances It was stated ""3 morning that ML
to give out such information ,0 repre Hipson is planning moting the present
sentatives of foreign countries. 11‘0““ on Em" site 5° ‘hm it faces
Refer to State Department {Garner street His intentions, it is
The order is in part as follows ‘-In u'nderstood, are to remodel it into a
A rumor which was not confirmed
was circulated this morning to one of
feet that the Uniled States Govern-
ment was favorably considering se-
Icuring the former Andrew J Crofut‘
property, on west 111 enue, as a desir-
able site to erect Norualk's new tune,
otiicc building. The property is now
owned by Henry J Hipson. the Third
he -
Nicholas
to Caucasus.
For Unimportant Work
When He Assam _
Command of Russian Land and Sea.
Submarines Are A
live on the FrenchCoasl, Another_;,
Down Off Belle
lsle-——Brilish Steamer Douro Sunk-5- ,
on Danube is Active;
-' Grand Duke Nicholas, who has
been at the head of the Russia)
armies since the beginning of tho '
war and directed their movements"
in the great campaigns
‘eastem front, has been transfer-
red by Emperor Nicholas to the
Caucasus, where comparatively
unimportant operations against; __
the Turks are in progress.
The Emperor's action was take?
on when he assumed bimaco inmatndti pf,”
Russia' 5 forces on land and sea].
it developing today that he had
placed himself at the head of
Russia's naval as well as hell
military forces.
Grand Duke Nicholas is appoint~
ed Viceroy of the Caucasus and
on the Russian southern Hoot.
Count von Vorontzoff-Daah. "5
koii who has been Viceroy of the
Caucasus. is congratulated by,
the Emperor on his achievements.“
in that region. and is attached by."
imperial order to the Emperor's“
personal staff.
German submarine activity
now increasingly in evidence of!
the French coast, has resulted in
the torpedoing of another steam—
er, the Guatemala, of 5,914 tons.
which went down off Belle 11116,.
The crew escaped in boats and
were picked up.
Gunfire, presumably from a,
submarine, sank the 1,501,411.11»
British steamer Douro. Her crew; _ 5
was saved.
Serbian artillery
Danube continues its activity in,
eFforts to break up Austrian for
formation requested of postmasters b1 ; ‘l“"° 'Tamlly house- The Crcfut ham-113‘ tifying operations on the left:
K555
No Inquiries Here. 5 (Continued on Elevanth,Page.l
It was stated at. the downtown at: _ ,
lice this morning that no such inquir- NEW HAVEN AUIOISII-
ies have been receIVed here ‘lt was
stated the order applies more to
er offices than the mo local stations.
N1w Italic—U. S. Order. !
News comes here also that a postal
tween the United States and 1111in Augustus “- Jacobs 0f Ne“ 71.111311,
whereby admissabie liquids, 0115111115 fined $133 and costs the total
pastes and such articles may be sent amounting to 323- 01. in the uptown
by parcel pc‘sl between these' twoicourt this morning on the charge of
countries. :
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IRAN DANIEN Willing.11.131.115.1"5.1:31:11;'11:
/ lscntence was 3?) days and costs of
14 .78. -
The political bee is buzzisg in Darien, ii ,
Daniel Crowley received similar
to reports reaching this city, whi h treatment from th“ “0““ 0“ the some
Is decidedly in favor of nominatinglChaTfifi
George S-ohllchttng as first select 1mm! George lrvino was
garding addresses of patrons should' also, “I” be con1erted ““0 "I
be submitted to the department family bungalow
state."'
0151
lat;
irate of speed. The defendant was ni-
Judge Lockwood nolled that count.
l Anthony Fox will spend the next 45
arrested last
, ham oanattyzni. mated. loi- avoiding Mr. Schlichtinz. mac ording to his advo- nlizht for being drunk He had an old
thl'e tmibyni law- passed; by .the1fla5st i cuties, is the man for the position. He 'case hanging over him in “illicit there
General! Assambly.‘- A'- copy of the tow. In ‘a retired business man of a teryl, was a suspended sentence of 15 days
.wlllube, ”mailed to many one writing {01'5 successful career, and is thought t1 and costs. This was duplicated by the
unto the treasury departmenhmf that be. the person 'to capably handle the court on the latest count and he will
“. town's Muir's.
-. 5....t.' ‘ 11m , ape‘nd nearly I50 days in Jail.
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bank of the river.
i BERLIN THINKS HESPER- -'
. IAN WAS NOT TORPEDOED,
Ii FRI. l\ \1pt_8.1lia London,
1 p 111—-
spcak with authorit} assert posie
ti111_1' th1 comiction that the
steamship Hespcrian 1111s not tor~
pet locd h} a German submarine,
at least under the conditions thus,
far described.
lAUS’I‘RIA s EFFORTS
;' OPPOSED BY SERBIA’
NISH Serbia, Monday Sept6.
[driving 111s automobile at an excessive via l’ariS.Sc)1t.8. 11 a m. (dc~
l;1_111li11 transmission). —I‘hc Ser~ ,-
,so charged with reckless dri1ing, but lnan \\ at Office gave otlt the fold .
tlowing announcement totlavz"
, ‘Scrbian urtillcr} on Sent. .3
and 4 a1ti1'clv opposed efforts~
upon the part of the Alustrians to
fortify the left bank of the Dan;
:ubc" -.
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AN AMERICAN LOST
1 ' ON HESPERIAN-
1 QUEL\SFOW\ Sept. 8. 25 :4
p. m. ——It has been establishe
that an American named Wolff-5-
was lost on the l'lcsperian. Wolff
signed as unable seamen of the
Hesperian's crcw He came from.
Newark, N. J, and was of DutchK
.-1
. parentage. . _
Icommandef-ln-cliief of the afflfffl‘
along the .
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