Should be chosen to
conduct city affairs.-
A point for careful
consideration
Election Day.
on
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succumb ensue um am All. PART. or run \thILo Iv A 9911:1111; wml AND curt own onuron.
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spofing political
. 11114 general in The
Evening Sentinel.
Become a constant
reader.
mantisnap 11170 1“”
ElERlRlCAl
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Big Profit Shown in Second his-
trial institution During the
Past Eleven Months
REDNANRN 0E RATES
APPROVED RY P0lERS
Reserve Fund to be \Established
for Future Enlargement
Preliminary statement of the Board‘
of Electrical t‘ommissionem of 111
[Second Taxing District, City of Nor-
waik, (201111., to September 13th, 1915,
for the 11 months of the fiscal yearI
ending October‘llith, 1915. I
To the Honorable Board 0110011111115-
sioners and the Citizens of the Sec-
10nd Taxing District, City of Nor-
wslk, Conn. '
Gentlemen:
This condensed statement has been
prepared for the information of the
annual meeting of‘ the Second Taxing
‘va
. . (Continued .on’Socond Page.) I
FAAIWWE
I ' WINS 10111
The rogistrarl of all three wards will
today -r9ccive applications from new
voters for the fall city electioii.’ The
. officials will hold their sessions from
9 o'clock this morning until 5 o'clock
tonight. In the first ward they will
meet in the uptown city court room;
the second in the council chamber of
the city hall; in the third in
._,,..-.1:_...
‘ingtou street. All those eligible are
' urged to get in touch with the regi's‘
. : trars’ of their district ’during the hours
‘ above mentioned, handing in their up
pilcutions that they may be “made"
September 25. ‘
MRSANRENENS SlRlNE
TIES llP EREIRNI
NEW YORK. Sept. 16. -Loaded
freight cars and thousands of tons of
freight accumulated today .in the
1 yards and on the piers of the West
Shore Railroad at Weehswiten. N. .12.
where a strike of 600 longshoremen
and ireig'ht handlers ybegau yester-
day. Since the men. wen\ out the rail-
" :unload the cars arriving there Anti
‘: erfi, .b
. the property’s
iszwoo appropriation had been
seeded by S
Henry . 7
‘ “Bettor's barber shop on East wash- “
,ideatbehind‘this memo was to bring
‘road officials ‘discontinued eating to I’
.-';the l0941ing 0f the freight upon 11:111.
u’It policemen were protecting ,
taxed at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
Charity Board Needs
$3,700 to
Work l
Action to Be Taken
ing-School Board Gets $530.89 From
Other Unexpended Balances
The Board of Estimate granted the
request of the School Board and re-
appropriated money, but refrained
from taking action which would relieve
the Charity departments predicament. I
adjournlng until next Tuesday even-I
ing. The latter action was necessitat
ed because non 1301' the Charity Board
could give any definite figures as to
the finances, except to state that the
E) 0
.1...
00 and before the fiscal
e' yean ends the total to be “spent 01 or}
WANT APPRAISAl“
RE EIRE APPARANJS
first District Willing to Sell, But
Desire Full Valve—Annual Ile-
portlcoeptel‘ "
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The annual meeting of the First
District was sparsely attended last
Was‘tthclng p'i-e “but
the Town Anomaly Hall 11119. A.
E. Austin was chosen chairman, and
Frederick Buckley was secretary
Fletcher H. Montgomery, retirin
communicator, read the annual ropo'i't
and on motion of Judge E. 3!. Lock-
wood it was ufidbimously accepted
The next matter to be disposed of
was‘the annual library appropriation
The meeting voted to appropriate 84,-
000 this your. an increaso‘of $160 over
the preceding year . .
' (Continuation Fourth Page.)
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' ‘ no otlflilflllili
7 In Not-walk, as elsewhere throughout
the state, many, October s. {1111‘ be
celebrated as «we PrevezniOn Day.
as designated by Governor Marcd‘tft
Holcomb. in the local schools there
will probably be informal discussions
or a; program suitable to the occasion
carried out. The last general assembly
passed a law making. it necessary. for
the governor to set aside a day each
year as “Fire Prevention Day." The
forcibly'to theattention of not .only
the School shunt-eh suite on citizens,
the wisdom of becoming acquainted
with tire prevention.
x- I
, do. away with three of the1 present
‘ ones
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN ..
.NAlN'
Carry «Out
a Year’s End
Next Tuesday Even-
the original
I neighborhood 6! $3,700.
The board of estimate rem-
ed 1530. 89, balances from various funds
in the school budget. to meet a deficit
of 3507 st. Rental'amounnng to :70
I was appropriated to oii'set a bill 01'.
I871. 32 The school committee was
complimented on the efforts during the
year to economize and also the thor-
oughness in which the detailed state-
meals of finances had been made
IlNR- l0N ARIA CARS
N) REPLACE NRRSE lEANS
I
I
Mains Express Company of This
City to Make the Change NextI
---ltl Alto Extend Delivery
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Next weenthrea twoton Auto Cars
will replace the six horse teams of
1‘ ‘v‘fl'
the Adams Expréss calamity in this
city. This is in line Wit the prom!-
salve-[policy of. the gbonpany hid drill
new facilitate theideiivery of en-
pressmatter. While the,change will
drivers lt inlaid that places all”).
made for the men thus affected-and
their services will be retalned by .0111
company 1
it .is. also said that an extension ’1
the delivery limits is b91ng' II
and that before long thins
change will go into enact. Thilldule
Express Company in South mm is
doing a larger business manly-Any
time in thcwhlstory of the company.
amount will be in 1111'
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INNINRNRN
, ___._1_1l0llAli
To Reshuin the Dolomite, Coun-
,cilrnenll..l Nipson and M..l
Riordor, m. Erection Building
Within 16 Foot line on Corner
Street
COUNCILMAN PLAINS,
$500 DAMAGES
Claims Two onion» Violate
Vote ill Council '
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One at the most interesting suite
brought locally in some little time was
today brought by Council Harry W.
Mather against Councilmen Michael J
Riordan and Henry J. Hipson. when
Judge George ll. Vosburgb signed an
injunction temporarily restraining 1.119
lugs inside the established 16 foot
building line on (timer street. 8509
amass suite} by the plotting,
who.“ mprmonted:hy»Atn0rneyer90fi
a Condos. “Papers were served by
Deputy Sheriff Edward ‘1 nsmoulonn.
The suit was predicted in The Sentinel
yesterday. A peculiar and interacting
9d the erection of the building would
be in violation of the vote of the city
council or which both the plainth
and the. defendants were members;
The circumstancei”ar9 fully explained
by the following wording of the writ:
r‘IAIt all the times hereinafter m9n~
tioned the piaintil! was the owner in-
fee of 1‘ tract of land on the northerly
. side of Garner street. near West a’ve-
nue in the Second Taxing District of
the City of Norwalk.‘ on which tract
of land during the year 1914 he erect-
ed three houses.
' “0n the fourteenth day or May
1914, at or about the time said houses
were being or about to be constructed.
Nihiliiillilflfillll.
ill RIGRRNAN . I.
tor, of tryrlll represen 8 I
at the’fibllggffibnmntion of
Iconn. Thigh delegates were.
let the 1119th
Central Verbund,
11131 111111 or 111111
the city council of the City of Norwalh
appointed a committee to establish a
building line on the northerly and
I southerly side of said Garner street
and on the 14th day. of May, 1914, on
the recommendation of said committee
the council of said city of Norwalk voo,
ed to establish. and did establish a
' building line on the northerly side of
maxim
feet in side of the sidewalk
line and a line on the southerly side
of sixteen feel: inside of the sidewalk
line. and this is the established build
tag line of said Garner street. .
”Pursuant to said building line so
(Cohtirluod on Eighth Page. )
RANRS RAIN ERNlAl
defendants from the erection or build-1
feature of the writ is until. in altog- ,
I seated the negroes, sought a guarantee:
SEPTEMBER 16, 1915
ENTER AND
MEIER PLAN:
[AIR INER
Taxpayers of the Second District
Want to lean About the Exces-
sive Nestlge of Water First
’ and More for One Month
RESERVE ENNR‘EAR
EEEClRNI PEANl PINEDI
I
Paving Bond S'nldng Fund Will Be1
“traded to later On I
The annual meeting of the voters of;
Ibe a tame affair until William H.311:-
Muhon appeared on the scene. and the;
diaéussion on installing a new filter
Ibed at a cost of S25, 000. and a propo-
asition to install a number of meters at
an annual expense of sev e1al thousand
dollars more came up. After many
speakers had been heard it was final-'
ly voted to employ several extra out
side men during the next month. and;
make an inspection of every tap and;
connection in the Second District wa-
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(Continued on Second Pugh.) .
EASE WNENI
WARREN R. l.. SepL. 16.—A con-
tinuance of two weeks was ordered
when the a... ct Mrs. Elisabeth Titt-
any Blair Hohr, accused of inciting the
murder of her husband, Dr. 0. Frank-
lin' Mohr. of Providence.“ and Newport.
and George W.‘ disalis, C. Victor Brown
and H9017 Spellman.
Icharg‘ed with the actual commission
1’ of the cr’lnle.
in the district court today. Tue "con-
tinuance was granted on the repre~
sentatienmf Asalsmnt Attorneyflener-
-al A. A. Copatoato that the most im-
portant mater-i witness for- the pro-
Iecution. ills I113} G. Burger. Dr.
Mohr'a secretary. was unable to be
present“ , II ,
Miss Burger. who was wounded on
the night of August 31 at the time Dr.
Ittohr was killed. in recovering from
Iher injuries at n hospital in Prom-2
'denoe. I
Arthur Cunning”, attorney for Mrs.
Mohr, and William H. Lewis, of Cam-
bridge, Mass. former assistant United
States Attomeyoeneral who repre-
1.
that the defendants' would not be pro].
udiced, and that the evidence of the
state would not be presented to the
Grand Jury before the continued hear-
ing could be held. Mr. Capatgstoua
however. refused to deline the State' 9
position. “‘ : ,
Another phase Ot the faintly- muddle 7'
of Mrs. Mary. Kurlnmi arid 1111.111
I -ha’s nominated ohn Fountains for treeI
Partly cloudy tonight and
American Goods Are
Forfeited lo the Crown
Says British Prize Court “3
Contents of Four Ships Consigned to Ger; 1..
man Government and NoiFor Consump- '
lion in Denmark--Au'siro-German Troops
Massed on the Romanian Frontier and
Rumania Mobilizes Large Bodies of
Men—Russian Duma Prorogued Until
TWO CENTS
Friday.
,
Middle of November—100, 000 Russ-
lhe Second Taxing District proved to I-
the nexroea. .
were called!" a hearing "
t
wh
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ian Prisoners Released
lNlRR RISIRICI
Wlll HAVE AN
ACCRlINlANl
$500 Voted to Pay For Services
otExport Electrical Illa WI
.Nill Put District on mes
includes-"lit 111M
umwmrmsuu
CARR ANA CANS “All
NEERi'NNEflN
$2,009 l'e CM Internet liot
W—Sifiul’ulh
Nil Not Apply to Fun-loin
»I Debt—Report of Insurer Ae-
«pied—Widenissieaer‘s'
lieportCoeshcliFerW
recount
a.
~—
The passageof decidedly sane legis
riation last night marked the Third that the Three-Bulgarian agree.
Distrfl'ct’s dnnuui meeting, in spite 01
h gusts of acrimonious criticism
ere directed at thotmboslness
like management. of the municipal
electric light plant That the district's
affairs might be put on a amnesia“
and the exact
known.u1 resolution. which was pre reteived in Italy state that Ein—
sealed by John J. Camaugii. was peror Nicholas has granted am-
passed unanimously calling for the nesty to all political puma,“
hiring of an expert electrical account I
ant, at a cost not to exceed 3500, ml
go over the books of the district and
financial
straighten out what was described as
ai‘hopeiess muddle}? The duties of
‘the accountant. as prescribed by. the!
meeting. will be to find all errors and the Adriatic.
' suggest re'medieis to do away with
(Continued on filth Page).
a.”
inasmuch as the Democratic party
.I;
territory, Austro-Germn troops
.I
conditiOn I
having been particularly notab
Eigny. Further down the
Several millions of dollars'
worth of American goods, mostly
meat products, “carried by four
steamships, have been declared.
forfeited to the Crown by a Brit-
ish prize court.The court held that
the products were destined for
Ithe German government and not:
1101- consumption in Denmark,
whither the vessels detained were»? :
bound.
'German newspapers have pub-
Ilished by official permission dis-
patches intimating that Ruma-
nia's participation in the war
may be momentarily expected,
Inccot'ding‘ho advices throngh ¢o—
W1 ugen. "1:“ I.“ ‘
Following: 8W-
ent refusal to allow warlsupplicu I .
for Turkey to pub though hang.”
recently have been mud on
the Romanian frontier. while 31;»
mania has effected the rnobiliz ,
tion of large bodies of her troops: ,
According to unofficial dis;
patches from Petrogr‘ad the Ruse I .
sion Duma is to be prorogued un-
mediately until the middle of No-
vember, an imperial decree to s!
Sthis effect having been issued.
IMeasures to forestall ;popular
demonstrations are said to have '- '1
been taken in Petrograd and 7
MW.
It is reported through Athens
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Iment will be formally ratified§by -‘
imperial decree in Constangnople
on Sept. 26.111111 that the new
'ft-on tier will be traced by Ger-
man officers. '
Press advices from Petrogrnil
who number more than 100.1100.
Tw wo Austrian to boat
destroyers are reported in dis?
patches from Italy to have been
sunk by an Italian submarine in
There have been additional
spirited artillery exchanges along
the front in France, tlie activr
in the region 0
grime, noun
Army and the
Vicinity of
also, the big guns have been 1105
five, the firing extending into
the esMoumam region.
. POLITICAL 1111111
PTURIN Italy, Sept
Norwalk Chronicler