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' iNIIRIIAIII CHAMBER ‘:
Annual Reports Show Much
" unit at this time a report covering
~~ their activities from September 23rd.
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lettItown. tor Albany. so his reunitesA city clerk. In ‘mm or a I‘RSDllbncau at the come? of High and Wall street.
The Best Men
should be chosen to
sou
conduct city affairs.
A point for careful
consideration on Elec-
tion Day.
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post
omce as Second Class Matter.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CONN.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1915
Fair tonight;
Sunday cloudy.
Wilton GirIHurIed To
Death From Automobile
In Bridgeport Street
Machine, Driven by C. C. Bland, a
Wealthy Contractor at Stamford, Strikes
a Pole—Driver and Two Companions
Held by the PoIIIlI'ce
le * NlNlNN
lNlNlNl OPEN
. 10 111111
Proprietor Samuel A. liantor Pre-
sented Witll Handsome Loving
Cup and Many Floral Remem-
I
PIIIIIIRAI _
PARTIES ARE
Republicans llave Reid One Rally
and Plan Others for llext Week
in Second and Third Wards
Miss lna Bennett, aged 21, daughter‘ ling, aged 20, also of Wilton and
of Everett Bennett, 11 welldo-do farm- Benjamin J. Davis. 11 I10 conducts the
er of Wilton, Conn, was almost in- Stamford Auto Tire Repair company,t
stantly killed about midnight when she' and whose home is at 547 Main street
was hurled from an automobile driven'AStamtord. Bland. Davis, and Miss,
by Charles (‘. Bland, aged 3:1, a wealthy Ailing were held at Bridgeport police;
building contractor of Stamford, when headquarters without bonds tor a heart
the automobile ran 11110 a trolley poleI ing before t‘oroner John .l. Phelan yes-1
near the junction of Fairfleld and (‘lin-I Icrday morning. i‘A
toll awnues, Bridgeport. The girl‘ Go to Walnut Beach. I
Inns sitting on the turned back top of Blood and Davis drove up to the
t a Buick runabout and was tossed from girls' homes in Wilton last evening;
Nher insecure seat lleadtirst out upon and invited them to take an auto--
like wood block pavement. iler skull mobile ride to Walnut Beach. The
With hundreds of people lining the has fractured and she died before the' gills consented and the four people
streets for just a “peek” and an ambulance could get her to St. \'in- crowded 11110 the car which was only
many turned away from the doors, the c’cnt s hospital, Bridgeport. meant to acromnlodate two, being but
formal opening of Samuel J. Kantor's in the automobile with Miss Ben- ——---
new Regent Theatre in Wall street. 11011 and Bland were Miss Emma Al- (Continued on Sixth Page.)
2:22.521:.l“22“..:2°2.2222 3:2: PiliItE ARE Afiill --
Motili- llw IINIAIONS
had been anticipated. The opening
The authorities are detelmlned
hrances
PROEESSIIR NARSIROM
PRESENTS IESIIMIINIAI
“Everymmen” llraw a Record
Breaking Norwalk Audience
EIGNI IIEN SARI
DURING SIREEI EIRIII
AKRON 0., Sept.
1
passed off without a bitch and six-
teen hundred people witnessed the
presentation of Henry W. Savage sI
dramatic success, “Everywomau.” It
seemed as it as many more desired ad- ‘
to
Eight men
25.—
DEMIIBRAIS IIIISIIE ..
I0 EEEIN RANINIIAIES
Fight Centers tor the Board of
Councilmen
With election day only one week oi!
there seems to be very little interest;
manifested. What stir there has beeni
indicates that the Republicans, 111'
,least, are to ha1e their usual strong:
I
.organizatton at work in connection
.1villl the campaign They have adopted
the slogan “Opening gun of the cam-A I
paign of 1916" and are arousing quite
a lively interest Their rally in How
ayton this week was a rouser, East‘
Nomalk A5 ‘0 ha've a ““5 “AAA““E 0“ burns colored her from head to foot hostess at 11 large society dance held ful to
Monday evening. and South Norwalk
Republicans are planning for a big
REIIINR RUSI
,lier llltll' had also been
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WOMAN REIS ,
iIIIAI BURNS
Mrs. Annunzio Oorrello Enveloped
in Flames When an Oil Store in
Home Explodes Yesterday Alter.
IIIIIE DAUGHIER
RAIE IIIE ALARM
Child Was Playing in Yard and
Only One llearhy
Mrs. Allnunzlo llorrello of Riverside
revenue, Saugutuck, was fatally burned
yesterday afternoon when her clolhl.
i111: caught tire following the explosion A ..
‘oi all oil slow. in her home. She was
.rushctl to the Norwalk hospital in all
automobile and died there at 3 o clock
Ithis morning Before Mrs. ‘11111u11zlos;
Aplighl hlld become known the flames
had eaten up all oi her clothing and
completeh
consumed. Medical Examiner S H.
TWO CENTS
'Russians Cre
Three Distinct Victories
on GaIician Frontier
Czar’s Troops Claim to be Ahead on
’ Widely Distant Points—4n .the North
the Situation is Less-
Germans Making
Policy Pleases
MISS l0RNNIO0II GIVES
IARRE SINNEII DANCE
llorwalll Country Club, last
. Evening
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Miss litlzcl 1.01:,kwood daughtel of
I‘ll. and Mrs. Henry 1‘ .ilockwood, was
at the. Norwalk t‘ounlry Club last
'e1enillg. The dance hall was prettiiy
Hostess to Many Friends at the,
1
mission, but even the space that was
allowed for standing room would not
mere shot, one seriously, in a street
toil all efforts to turn West avenue into “Mk" “A Red M9“ 5 Hall A“ Tuesday Huntington was notified of the death
a speed way, and to curb, as near as owning Congressman “A“ Dr Her-1
possible, iitneurs with a strong liking
for speeding. To this end Motorcycle
Officer Jarvis Murray. yesterday after-
noon, arrested RedecIck Charhok, lit-1
near. 0) West pavenue. Mr. Obarnok
was charged with reckless driving and
nxc'eodlng the speed limit. This morn-
ing in the downtown court he was lined
by Judge George H. Vosburgh, 815.
Jrepem~ The dema‘lmmuon w” . been arrested. John Justice, aged 45, I
tribute to Mr. Kantor and an evidence 3‘95 3 bullet in his head and has 1031
of the. appreciation of his efforts which 0119 13.)? HE IS In a hospital 'lhose
is generally felt throughout the city tinder arrest are Paul ilalkins. 19,11
rubber worker, who is charged with
shooting with intent to kill. and Fiat-
ry Douglass, held for carrying con-
cealed weapons. Douglass is also
wounded. ' . Lights Were Out.
Harldns was captured by a sound, The police warned w .I. Meloche, at
of police who fought their wav into Chestnut street, downtown Itor driv-
l
0': COMMERCE won“ the basement or a‘ house near the; lug without lights He was demon-
I
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
'scene of the fighting, where Halkins; strafing a write a probable purchaser,
had barricaded himself with a shot- near the Regent Theatre last night.
gun, when the watchful eye of Officer \iur
Those shot. in addition to Justice my failed to note the necessary lights
and Douglass. are‘ Lawrence Conk- Mr. Meloche explained during his dem-
11“, William Hasig, Clarence Rutam castration he switched the lights on
Jefferson Root, Charles Root and and oil and w'asnt aware of the tact
' Charles Adams. jthatI they were out.
l’olice claim that Harkins, Doug-IA Amme" ”CAM" Driver.
lass and.1.es"t‘er Justice, a son of John A downtown man complains to the
Justice engaged in an argument in police about the driver of machine No.
the street which led to a tight, attract 2323’ Who“ while in the vicinity 0t
Accomplished During the Past
Year, Under Secretary Charles ll
Oiluortll ‘
The annual report submitted to the
members of the Chamber of Com-
merce by Secretary Charles H. Dil-
worth, this week was as follows:
To the» Members of The. Norwalll.
Chamber-cf Commerce, Inc.
Gentlemen: I
The Directors have the honor to sub»
1914, to September 1st. 1915.
The initial'work of two years of ' A
the Chamber of Commerce has been
progressive and its accomplishments
have» beenmof a character beneficial
to. Nona-1k 'and‘al'l‘ its citizens.
(Continued’on Eleventh Page.) ..
,-
ed the other men and was followed,Spring and Clay streets, last night.
by shooting on the part 0‘ Horkins,'dmve his machine recklessly, barely
,who, the omcers say, fired'twice into MASS-AP g Ah? FRWI’AMAAW'
the crowd. Several men fell and Har- -
IRE IINIII CIIIII’S
I ' A special meeting of the Unity Lea-
”om-ls A8 CI" CLERK gue was held last night at the club
» ' rooms on Washington. street. The or
:press purpose being to discuss the
Hungarian voters ot.Norwalk, to the coming campaign. it is said the Unity
number of 60; held an enthusiastioI League will act in accordance with
meeting, last night in Novac's Hall, on its policy of independence. Therefore‘
Railroad avenue. The name Hungsr- it will lndorse candidate for omce ir-
tan Independent Club was adopted, and respective of party 83111311011 11 was
the organization voted permanent with stated this morning by a prominent
It'he following otilcers' PTBBlGEHt—JOS'I members Of the organization tbit the
08')le ”is eph' Mackay; Treasurer—Daniel Le- Unity league will DI‘OVe a factor inl
APPEARs vy, Secretary-John Novotnilt. OnoA the election. inasmuch as the urgent
othe important features or the map, nation has almost a hundred voters
‘ tug Was the resolve, expressed enthna- 10.11 “9 roster
m “We“ “80, Anthony Quick an artistically, that'ettrirts will be made toI
orderlyfuh’therfiomflt :HOISpll/Bl',‘ start ‘ge‘t~ out éveryI Hungarlnnivo‘t'e In tth RAYMOND 1. SON" TO. MOVE
9,11 0" “3‘ “'0 we“ “351““!- 3516' city during the coming election. Soy-Ii
storing in this :city about ‘9. week]. gm speeches m mm, commenllé tummreldeeieaa. Will. ornate! mew
Drawing $800 or 51', OOO iii a bank he mg Stéphen my“; present agglguncluutomthisltall :T-he Belleclr' building
has beemlsnaed to the- concentrated-as
ving‘teken Ia_ train for New' victp’ry the sentimental: eipr‘eei’ed by
« 4 > t: ‘ soon as‘oltomflonabevothsonmede
" 11 Mr.
I
' WMM-enddccycmm
~ .mmumm our
. awesome-1w tntt‘lltflw
about and other prominent mombercl
of the party Will be present and the,A
committee has invited the -pubiic tel
be present and partako'pt the tenet
of oratory and other good things. Din.
Harstrom has appeared several times
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(Continued on Sixth Page.)
“0N I0 CRIIIIIINIII Alli"
.‘ IANEII IIP IIIIII‘A NIIII
East Side Fair Continue To Re
Most Interesting Event of Sea-
son—Fine Entertainment 10--
light
inspired by a recent story in The
Sentinel, the members of the East Nor-
walk improvement Association, have
adopted the slogan “On To Community
Hall" and are shouting it at the top
of their voices. that all may hear and
assist. in spite of the fact that there
were many other attractions in Nor-
walk last night to help dwindle the at-‘ 1
tendance, there was a large crowd atl
the fair in the Old Mill last night. I
Dancing was a feature. Mrs. Wing
having charge of the Sonora, playedi
several tine selections aside from the:
dance music. So brisk was business a
the fancy articles booth that that pretty-
stall, was entirely “cleaned out "
Friends donated other prety articles,
and commerce was as good as even.
Little Miss Fitch charmed last nighti
with/her, dancing. Tonight the enter~
talnment promises to be the best ever.
Junior High School scholars entertain:
and a celebrated soloist, name a se-
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Acontlnue»..and it was\ quite 'possirie
(Continued on Third Page.)
IIIER IIAlE IMIilIIIN
State Department Records Show
Image Of Ready 21 Per Cent
Cling» Year—Forty licenses
rat on 1m to Officestlt Cap-
itol Recessitates More Room
And ldtlitional llelp Immediately
" ‘n‘anrlnoao. Sept. 25.—Artllur 1'.-
Connor, chief clerk in the automobile
department of state, estimated today
that the total receipts for the current
fiscal year would amount to about:
$530,000,,representing an increase of
241 1-2 per cent. over the previous
I dahlina.
'decorated with oak leaves. golden rod
wild purple asters, marigold and
Elie dining room was attrac-
the with artistically arranged boo
quota of pink roses. Speldel's orches-
tra rendered the music. At 11 o'clock
intermission came and the guests re-
paired to the dining room where sup-
per was served.
(Continued on Second Page.)
$8,000. BRIAN IIIIIISE III
RE RIJIII 0N EASI AVE.
some brick residence which is to be
erected on East avenue, near Eversley
avenue.
brick. The building will accommo-
date two families, will contain thir-i
teen rooms. with all improvements,A
and will cost from $7, 000 to $8,000.
Other Improvements.‘
year. The receipts for 1914 exceeded
those for 1913 by 21 per cent. Up
lcenses issued since lastfli‘ebruary was
48 943 The department is issuidg ll-'
ceases at the rate of about forty per
day and Mr. Connor thinks the total
at the end of the fiscal year will be dron, new house. Myrtle avenue; John" V0“ Hindenburg 5
The total num- Ricclo, new garage, Woodward ave- characteristic stubbornness, but
t. 'ber issued last year were 26,689. The nue.
I
slightly over 50, 000.
number of pleasure vehicles registcll':I
ed has increased from 24, 418
827 with four more days to hear
from. _
Mr. Conner said\here was every.
indication that the increase would}
the receipts from the business otfthe
department would amount to three-
Raymond 8:. son, undertones and.
:quarters of a million next year, every
penny of which will be turned over
to the highway' department for re«
lpairs on state highways. 4..
I With this increase in business the
CARDINAL GOTTI ‘INJURED. A 'i‘chiet' clerk says there will be an int-
ROME, Bent. 24; via Peril, Sept. 25,~ perative demand for more floor room
1 ii m'—Cardlnal Jerome Mary Gottb for his oilice force. ’l-‘ie will need {our
Prefect ot the Propaganda, tainted or five additional clerks in the course
and fell in his office today, striking of a few months. It In. his hope that
his head violéntly on the. floor.- stifl' Mr. Wilson: superintendent or the
the race Neelonale.‘ He cultured a 'ca‘pitol;‘ will be able to milled arrange-
oretl is scheduled to interest the large
'crowd expected. This is the last night
of the fair. and a wind-up suitable to
so successful a week is certain.
“pirate m1 '81 years; 1 same floor. and 1111* emcee that. will be-
was... 190a»: Aime. «museum-tee em. the-c alarm inspector
borderline“- ormmnemmwm giver that runner loom.
This morning the building inspec
tor issued the following permits:
age, for Stewart Elliott, on Mr
Drive, stone and cement, cost. 8500;
H. L. Moeller, wire for Raymond Wal-
EINANINERS iANE
IIAIE IIIIlIIIAI
NEW YORK. Sept. 25 .—-Membera
of the Anglo-French financial commis-
sion. who are bargaining tor: the best:
terms on which they may establish a.
halt billion dollar credit. hero for
Great Britain and Frames, observed-
the hall-holiday. today other a. brie!
session and pnepnrod to leave the city
over Sunday fl
Before the next halt- holiday 'rollu
ghoulish- it was the general W
(ion of bankers today. an agr'eement
. . aligbtrdoucuasion of therbnlnmndrblatmmm Windmill enable the departewm hIW been WWW the 69-:
' condition a: constricted grammatical momentum 1w entire ram» am the
cartoon this. WAM« melamine
Mme at. We Uh the» fulfills.
learn so “compliment -.t.‘tla1bossh
zbtlity' thotrthelanmmoyeherlmc. The
WWMW m1. wilt-ant
mmflbmbvc .‘tllbt
Whoa-mom whom . .
Plans are out for a large and hand-
dited With
Favorable, the
Steady Gains ——~
Greek Mobilization ls Continuing, But
the Untimate Outcome is in Doubt——
Modification of German Submarine
Greek mobilization is contin-
uing, with the ultimate course
which the nation is to take still
not definitely outlined. Unofficial
circles, at least, seem convinced
that a struggle between Greece
and Bulgaria cannot be averted.
Latest Russian official state-
Iments confirm reports of the re-
capture of the fortress of Lutsk. .
The Russians are continuing
their successes all along the
southern end of the line .and
have even extended their success‘
sistance as far as Logischin,
to the northwest of Pinsk, where
Field Marshal von Mackcnsen
has met with a setback.
The recent modification of the _
German submarine policy, with
its indicated increased care for.
,th‘e safety of the passenger yes.
sels, has been followed by a
changed personnel of the German
naval staff. Vice-Admiral Bach—
mann, head of the stall, and Rear
Behncke, vice chief, who are" un-
derstood to' have been opposed to
the modifications have retired.
Admiral von Holtzendorff, form-
er commander of the German
High Seas fleet, is the new chief
of staff. . '
The position of the Russians
Ifrom Vilna to the Galician fron-
Itier appears' to have been 1111'
I
The "mm“ WA“ be or‘proved greatly, three distinct
lvictories having been recorded
lalmost simultaneously at widely
scattered points on the eastern
front. This achievement. has miti-
gated to some extent the uneasi-
Iness felt in England as to the at.
I
lto today the number of operators’ 11- George Nickers‘on, garage. 50 on 26{ titude of Bulgaria
Belden avenue; Alfred Manny, gar-I
In the Far North, the situatipn,
jis less favorable for the Russiar'u. ' ,
IThey are resisting Field MarIShal
men with
Ithe admission than fighting' is pro-
'ce‘eding at Smielin. three miles
{from Novo Alexandrovsk, indi-
icates that the approaches to the
Alatter town are in the hands of
the Germans and that the fate of
Dvinsk is in doubt. ' .
East of Vilna, north of Pinsk
and m the vicinity of Lutsk, the A
RusSians have scored heavily.
The Germans charcterize their
reverses east of Vilna—that is,‘at'
the. Vileika Railway junction—as
of a temporarv character not-
withstanding their losses of guilt:
and prisoners. »Near Pi'nsk Field;
Marshal von Mackensen was
thrown-back in. an engagement? _ I
that: has shaken his grin on the 1
city. Further south the Russians. »
about advantage, and seem to be}
assuming; the dominanc'y' on the
Woodcock line” 111 a man-
Nm- resetting file‘fighflfl: picket:
4w LL11,
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new holding Lutsk, are pressing” ' "
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