Should be chosen to
conduct city afiaiti.
A point but careful
consideration '
ElasttiOu’Day.
on
0le
. annual
n BANKSIAND
-—r‘-
Schooner Ruby hiriving at llome
Yesterday Brought First liens
From llirs Since Anti, 1914
run Ciliiilliloil
. or EliiililililNS
Party llad Rifles and An Abundant
. Supply of Food ’
' noun. ALASKA. Sept. 17.—-Viihjab
mar Stefansson, the Arctic explorert
is safe on Banksland. The schooner
Ruby arrived yesterday with dispatch-
es from him to the Canadian Govern-
1 ' merit.
' OTTAWA, Bept.17.-—Announcement
was made in Government quarters to-
day that Vilh‘jalmar Steinnsson, the
Arctic explorer, had been heard from
and was safe. Stefansson had not pro?
viously been heard from since April,
1914. and it had generally been be-
ilsved that he and several companions
had been lost.
,._I—a.
(Continues on Eleventh Mu“!
‘ J
”WT WAVE ill
Polisher-runs more
”km-«Wfllllssml
iaSty|e1
No very discernible relief from the
,- but wave or the past lew days has
,yet been sighted. Thermometers rig.
iste’rbd as high as ninety-three yesterI
day, and throughout the day the mar
only showed a disposition to hover
continually about the nineties.
. ' ' strewn Stili Herc.
The dictates or fashion rang the
he‘ll for straw hats Wednesday, but
, many threats were heard yesterday
I and today indicating that, people
Would Rudyard the custom of throw-
mg away their straws and continue to
wiser them until tirehot wave abated.
Schools 91o Hill‘ Session.
-. Ilpon indtructlons or superintendent
V‘Cnapmin the public schools are clos-
' ed at linen becauss 91 the heat/This
custom has been in force throughout
~the present week, and it was stated
at the aside oi the superintendent {.0-
, all will probably continue with the
1 hot weather" For the past} several
days the children of st. Joseph‘fi‘d’an
' on Henry street, down-
x
‘4'
Entered at the South Norwalk Poss
mammal) 1370 -
:11 is on 01 the local inc rles.;;f
' ji‘rlll mails; their; idiot in this city.
Ofllce as Second Glass Matter.
LAREDO, Tex, Sept. 17—4The wreck
of a Mexican military train resulting
in the death of ninety persons occur.
red Wednesday ulternon one miie'dl'l't
of Saltiilo, according to advices re
ceived here today. '"
BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Sept. 17.——An-
other light between United States
soldiers and Mexicans was reported
today.
MAN shim ~ n ‘
ililii'lii lilil nu
Other Minor complaints blade to
the Police
MAN—24 pt.
Herman Drew is held by the local
police charged with stabbing I(lens
Meiosis on the check a half. at an
inch below his right eye during the
curse of a" annual use this morning
on the roof of the Hotel Gilliam, 0111
South Main street. The misses, bani
WotGTMeton‘ta and a companion to
use ropedv'a‘ir. and they slip} on tbs
root on night. it’ id claimed mew
until morning and tormented the two
sleeping men. A quarrel resulted, and
Drew is said to have drawn a hallo,
inflicting a» deep each on Meiosits's
4190b. barely missing the rlsht. eye-
ball. Dr. 'Robert M. waits rendered
medical attendance. Drew sins arrest
ed: . '
Colored Ladies lei-sures”
Mrs. Merv Brother, of Wood street.
has complained to the police,- who
have referred her to the presenting
attorney, that Miss Millie Smith re-
oently entered her home and assault;
ed her, at the same time indulging mm
unpleasant remarks. Botlkiadle3 are
co.iored 1
1 Pissed Peaches; Wes Punched.
Mrs. ~Britto, of 147 West street, re“
ports to the police e Hungarian men
on that street punched a neighbor be
cause she pldlred some beeches re,
neatly. he tastier has laden referred
to the Prosecuting attorney“ .
'"Piiiiil BENIN
ununn nun:
Rev. Gabriel Dokus, pastor of the
Hungarian Reformed Church. yestcb
day afternoon it 3: 30 o'clock solemniz-
ed a quiet though pretty wedding when
he united in marriage Miss Helen
“I Resp and George Bernhardt, two popu-
, “it Mr local Hungarians. The groom is _ ,
a baker in the Isprlngwood section, and '
until. recently his. bride wits employed
Mexican Miliiary Train '
Wrecked With Ninety
Persons Meeting Death.
Advices Received J'ai Laredo Stale Thai
Eaialiiy Occurred One Mile Out of Sal-
lillo on. Wednesday '
'provosi guard. who escortedlhim to
wwiiililllii nun
came up on the roof about 6 o'clock,
1- many good things included in an affair
Th6!
EL PASO. Texas, Sept. 17.—Gen.
Manuel Chan, of the Villa army, was
deported from here last night for
crossing the border without a permit 1
from the State Department. General;
Chat) crossed the international bridge
in an automobile and was traced to a
local hotel by the police and the army
the international bridge.
W“.
s
fill it lliiiii
BANK sun iii
ftlnbllll Berton, Tim of tile
Sayings M at Ansell! ”tells
(hilly to $36,000 Willem
flares
Clown sldlln
innit IiilllSE
WBMMIWH 161i! by
MIthsflent
NEWLY BORN Clillll ill
DR. llbllSl’sS ill’llllilll
Cannot Be learned to Whom Baby
Belonged
Al CililNlRl (RUB
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Quintard
were hosts at a dance given last night
at the Norwailt Country Club,
Seem oi Poke and Fuentes All
Dr. A. I... House, medical examiner
of Dorian. reports that the decayed “M u mm W
......._,__
body or an intent was found, Sept. . .
16th, by s Hungarlen whose name is ANSONIA. Conn, Sept. 17. .~——Farmer1
not known. in Austin's Woods. Der-1Mayor Frankiln Burton pleaded guilty
ion. just east of the lane running from in the city court this morning to em-J1
Russian Successes
JEWS 0f NRRWRR
wsnmimnmm
' Evening Sentinel. }
Become a constant "
reader.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
Offset by Advances oi _
The Germans Elsewhere
Pinsk District and Vilna Region Are
ing invaded by the Kaiser’s Troop.
——Rciation Between Greece and Bid:
garia Are improving Rumania’ s Aciiyi- .1
lies Along the Austrian Frontier S'afi'
to be Only Annual Military Manoevra_
Petrograd claims a condom
of Russian successes in 6am
territory. It is admitted, hour-
ever, that the Germans are make
ing progress in the Vilna region.
,and in the district of Pinsk. The
capture of Pinsk by Germans was
reported from Berlin yesterday. 1
. Indications that relations be- ‘
tween Greece and Bulgaria. are
improving and that the form
nation is tending toward a deter-r
RESERVE hill llll’PllR
testing and Pnysnllarkllsy oi
Atonement
Norwalk Jews are today preparing
the .
Hog' a Hill road to Railroad avenue.
Wrapped In Newspaper. 1
event being one of the largest of its
kind ever held in Norwaik The
and twenty‘ dive and Speidol’s orches.
ire.- at rt. {wished a delight-
as pro 'WThe basins coin—
penned dt‘ 8. 30 o’clock and continued
slim—l bellies nitsnmgmuiloh at
newness! SW€NI8§ ssewed by
Stow-rd flillatl, consisting of salad,
Mulch»; ice orcunr fancy sakes
and cellos. 1
The dance hall and dining room
were attractively decorated. Hotels:
and oak loliagc adorned the mantle-
pie‘ee and'flrepince in thb'danco hall.
while tbs jcolorr‘edect“ m the Mining
room- was Mainland white. Baskets
cheaters were prettliy arranged and
chandelierg
cell? decorsted witli‘ cosmos and
asparagss torus.-
.,1’_1
hunt an in
us lliiilii iiiMillii
The Eerlwlnkle Club, or this city,
last evening held its autumn slamhalre
in the rathskellar or the Old Route
stood; on North Main street. All or the
1.-.
Mathis some were served And
much enjoyed by those present. So fir
es organinstlohs so 1n protests this
is One or the most. original of them
simmer or it's strictest by laws is
that the members must change its
aims. at least (our times it yehr.
Along toward Fhankssdvlng. according
to the members, it will irrobnbly bi-
high no the Cobblers Club.- limit
nigh Edwai'd E. Mead was the "pi:- "
or toastmsster and John incite inc
‘fwlnkle” I ~ I
from clematis vines hung from the "
The‘tables were artistl- '
written,“ the newspaper.
. New Inn. slabs. ,
Thebody mu considerably decayed“
but cameo! the skull: remained. and
on fish there was considerable hair.
in the opinion or Dr. Home the re-
mine were those 01 a eerily born
child. lnuspite of a thorough investi-
-.
which would determine who loll the
child in the woods to dis. Any infor-
mation *bearlng on the case will be
gates-us men by Medical ammo
or Rouse.
HAVE A [Willi
As a prelude to the regular meeting
of the season the Daughters 011 the
lightrnl luncheon at the Counts: Club.
yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Tw’entyix members and guests were
present as follows: .1
Mrs Christian Swarta, regent: Mrs.
Robert F. Way. Mrs. W. H inwards.
Mrs. E. J Hill. MI? is» M Andrews.
Mrs Robert Van Buren, Mrs ITIF. Mia's;
than. Mrs. F. 8. Lyon, M'rs. Charles
Quiutard. Mrs E. E. Gorbam, Mrs. M
R. McCausland. Mrs. Vignettl. Mrs. E.
F. Huntington. Mrs. '1‘. Marshall An?
draws. Mrs. Mary Cunningham. Mrs.
roll. Mrs. William 'E.. Matthew's, Mrs.
drying Ilslll, Mrs. E. F MacGregor.
Mrs George R. Barnum, Miss Kate
Bartram, Mrs. Lester Hyatt,» Miss
Katharina Sturges, Mrs. Sturgos, Mrs.
Weston, or Wilton.
)
l, Mrs, Qulatard Mrs. Mats
lbezzilng‘ $36,000 from the Anlwnla-I1m celebrate Yum Klopur, or Day or
gstion no clue has been unearthed '
American Revolution enjoyed 1. de- I
George S. Kendall, Mrs. Emma F. Can ~I
_. ~ Mrs. Robert F. Way was the charm- .
. in: toast-mistress. and in respbnsls to _-§1, 3 11
' 1- her request interestingmmarhs W23! ' ”
a. 1mm by the following: ladies: Mrsp
' Swarm Mrs. McCsusland. 1 "
‘ some very clever and original toasts.
iSavlngs Bank of which he “a“ "a” ’ ”Atonement which starts with the sun-
The body was wrapped in a woman' s urer, and was bound over to the De set tonight It Wm last fully 24 hours 1
undershirt and a copy or the New tober term of the Superior Court, New in the course of the holiday the do
.. . . . . . .. is: ii.”iz.‘ii§°i.’.“‘ifi."§f isomer ““3“. in“; ice: .. .......
goes num ere aou one on re n - w Cl were aer urnse y . .
‘tlcetlon on the woman's garment. :Nelson, One of the “WSW” 0t “lei flimsy?“ Efofgdxgfifiezoafil’mdl (hock capital that several clam
‘Neither was their e. name or address
bank.
Little new developed today regard-
lag the situation. The bank examln
ere continued their work and it may
be seyera‘l do” before the chant situai-
tloo‘at hells how-is known. one or;
the bank Hereditary" unnoticed" this
morning that the shortage Would not
exceed the “.090
Crowds. moaned did one: thll
momma. Haifa MGM firemen were
across in last night by Mayor Schu-
masher as W11,“ sound a corded
of onloersb the bank this
morning. Mr. 1 1 11nbflered last nlg'lit
RYSIIERMBI 0f Silil
llllllm TAXES Rllllllifll
Downtown oyster dealers are decid-
edly interested in the plan or the oys-
termen throughout Connecticut to
take steps unltsdiy to have the state
reduooito $1 an acre the tax on mud-
bottom moods. Some tlve years ago
the state raised the minimum from 81
to “.1 price oystemen .thlnL exces-
sire.
Beardsley, or New Haven", represent—
ing some 01 the~hlggest oyster con-
coins in the state, are the solubili-
tee in charge or the proposition.
" “Mud-Bottoms" a Fence.
Oystermen who own large areas or
bottle have for years held onto mud-
bottom ground adjoining their good
beds. as a sort or a fence The grounds
are worthless for any other use, but
with them.
V ore will respondxwlth tenancy and de-
Messrs. me, Human anus
We. of the four additional students“
the oystermen are reluctant to part1
Deubei. 01 Dsnbury. '-
urination to continue her neutral
. policy are potted by a correspon-
, dent in Athens. Paris, on the or!» .
ler hand, has reports from the
or
labor. physical. mental and material.
fawning instead to spiritual exercise.
moral unlit-t and religious countless.
The that watch as tonight and tum
tire dos at the Bobbin}, ionsmw, will
be epeni imprayers, sols/ices and Wor-
ship, the days being divinely belected
tor forgiveness 0: sin and pardon of
intuition. , u
Bowleee in Beth lanai. ‘ ' '
On Yom Kippur eve. Rev. Solomon
Kessler. rebuiot, the local manually,
Beth Israel, as South Mela and
cord streets, will conduct the W
of Kai Nidrel, declaimlng the Hebrew
paragraphs and the Aramaic verses of
the cyclical lifixy. and the perleblon
of Greek react-wrists have hm
called to join the colors on Ochoa
her I. .1
.The Serbian Premier, Niieoli'.
P."~P'Ic1liitch1. in diluted in M
as an ‘ dnfitbfi' SWavifl
made ”the cones-nuns asked a;
1 her “bevymh the view of hm.
ing Bulgaria into the Doha,
Entente 1 It is send-offi_11_1'j
stated in ,3 ,hovitevor. M“
-the‘ Extreme A ies now but
they ca‘ihiot in ally event
on Bulgaria‘s help on the (Ho.
zilpoli Peninsula. .,
*‘Semboficia! denial” is made up
.
' ,. A genuim shore-dinner siren under;
' ’ woman’s usuall-
l
I
votlon. ,The regular evening service, Bucharest that Runlanla’s mm.
the specially selected atonement our tary activities along the Ans
ere iollowing course, augmented by its 1! 1.
libsnlss and psalmodies. outpouring ae1l then:;;u:em::::;:?e;mre
the latter do the Jewish tragedies and‘ Forth rd . .
the national disabilities, physical. been that; fiatgfid fiogtfis: m
economical, religious and. social in Hinderbuf" y re are a M
numerous portions 01 the supposedly DVinsk a £15 63:” firlég I?
“va“ world. iWar Office today reported M
' lure of Vidzy, about 35 it“
MW“ You!“ ”DIES lsouth of Dvinsk and some
miles to the east of the Dvufls
. . I .- . Vilna railroad line, which also“
run snnum .....
I; --1 _1_11 Field Marshal Von Matthew
W .. ' lreports that his trips have do
Miss Kathleen -D. Naugh and Miss the marshy districts .noltth
.Isuh‘t. J.- mussel-.1 at this city. are Pinusk of Rus'sxann. “I
German heavy artillery has ‘-
who have registered as members or gagged m fipihted exchanges m
the junior class 0} the State Normal French gunns at Various 9°
5911901. in’ mum“?- “in“ “m “98“” along the wedtern front. seas.
ning of the present week, which brings g‘etic work by the batteries ”1...
the total registisilon ot the class up 13103734.!“ this work on
to 124 making it the largest that has Fund; 5 "tile” is “ported by 133st...
ever entered the institution. The am The fire of the German heavy
er new students are Miss Margaret ,0. guns has been particularly' in all
thclilield. or smmroru, and Families dance between the Somme and
the Aisne. . '
Berlin reports the capture
' ran attack with hand ground
1, a sector: of a trench in
, French guns at varioss. no 1
‘Perthes, the Champagn " ‘
triet. Al French attempt
meals thrlost ermine was
pulsed, it is asserted.
The execution today in ‘
of an unnamed spy was
announced. 1 1
mm .. Wm WM
1 1 1 Ii 11! l Tile GREECE CALLgOUzll“
Norwalk Chronicler