The Best Men
Should be chosen to
conduct city affairs.
A point for careful
consider-alien on Elec-
tion Day.
EVENING
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
ENTINEL
The
Littest' News
L o c e I . telegraphic,
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epprtlng. political and
general in The Even-
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’a constant reader. ‘
ESTABLISHED 1870
REEPCAIIPN
PE PINES AND
IRPEEEY. IRACII’
Entered at the South Norwalk Po
Olen as Second Clue Matter.
Beached
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Beard of Councilmen Grant Per-
mission for Washutgton Street.
Bridge and llovvayton Avenue
limit
RPWAIIPN AVENUE
Panic accutred among the crew of
the freight steamer lsabel, owned byl
the A. J. Smith Transportation Lines.
of this city. at '1' o'clock last evening
when it struck an obstruction in Long
island sound, off (‘ow buoy, near Stam-
ford light, a quarter of a mile from
shore. No lives wele. lost. and little
damngt “as done to the cargo or ship
because of the tattoo of Captuin‘
IAIPIII AINIPIEP
OysterOrdinance latd Over for One
l1u11ni11g the ship towards shore when
"OCR for Further Consideration nuter began to pour in. lie ran the‘
ship into ten feet of water.
of Norwalk Board 0” 1(‘11;1t:1i11 Rowland lives at 23 Sixth
(‘ouucilmen held hearing last eteningISIHfI' ll1idgeport Anhing J.Sn1ith.ot'
on in? telocation of li'ltks on theI“ St1attield road. Falrneld, the presi
\ll'dsliington street bridge and layoutIdem and principal owner of the trans-
lportntion line at 2 o'clock this n1o1n-
of Rownyton a1enue, with relocation
i111: said the damage to the ship was
of poles in that and other Rownynto
thoroughfares. As there was no oneIIIOI over $1000 and that another ten
i
The City
Freighter Isabel Hits
Obstruction 1n Sound,
Captain Rovvland of Bridgeport Pilots
Ship to Safety—5'
. Boats in Panic—Tell Wild Story
5t
SOUTH NORWALK, 0031111., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1915
Fair, Probably Frost Tonight.
TVl iD CENTS
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IOld and Beloved Relident Dies in
The limit Hoopltel~lell
linovvn As liinrly Charitable
Worker
Off Stamford
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There will be many in Notwalk to-
day who will be grieved‘ to learn of
the passing or Mrs. Sarah E. Larrl-
gan. who died this morning at 6:15
orlock in the Norwalk hospital. Be-
a ”35““9” 90“ III" I“ “(W e“gage“,‘t'ause of her kindlv nets of charity
In making the run "I the Marion. and the (Mending unhesitantly of the
which is laid 11p in dry dock. . ,helpihg hand to so many worthy in
Put Off I" Lifeboat. , I‘thls city, Mrs. Lnrrigan had endeared
The freighter plys between New.
. . . herself in the grateful hearts of many
\ork and South \orwalk It was on d i 'I l 1, residence in thi clt1.
its way to \l01 walk when it strut l1 ur “I” 1e1 0” ‘
s 1 11 was born re
submerged Wtecii or a rock or some MI lorrig 11 in 1 land
1x of Crew Take to
aI
other obstruction in the Sound The whett- she was married to Mithuel
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water begun ‘0 pour into the hole Lanigun She came to South Nor-
walk many years ago. Before her
ripped in the ship. A life boat was
launched by six members of the t'r.ew ”III“ health made II “90953311" for
who believed there was no chance to h" 10 XIV? her 3'3““ work “ii in
save the vessel. They made for shot'ogi'lllll‘t‘ll Mid 500M)" Ohm. Mrs. Lar-
nnd told a wild aiory upon their arriqriaon was 11 very familiar figure in
val in Stamford. George Brown. 1100- the city. She. war-1 tlfllvklown to all
0nd engineer, Harry i’errit. a i‘lrema11,lI ...._._.
John Smith, John Silchuk Cornelius
Cunningham and Michael (‘lruk. deck
hands, were in the boat that made
shore. The panic-stricken mun arriv-
ed at Shippnn Point and later report
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$50 WRITER SIIES
WEAIIHI lAWIER
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‘ OWNER WIll IIIIIII 0PEN
INPIIESI IN BENNEII ‘PASE '
1.511115 Fatal Automobile in West-
port Today—Girl's Father at
fleeting
some. as those previously shown. {MANY AUIOISIS
sired to secure the same for a suit-
Secretnry of the State Charles D.
in the first cuse'yesterduy afternoon.
Coroner John J. Phelan decided to Stafford Springs. The secretary tried
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ESPAPEP CPRIIRI PENN ACCIDENI
WEN: PM Will]
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of Oliver footings ,
llooker. an escaped convict, who shot!
and killed Harry Minto. Warden of the
Oregon Penitentiary at Salem. and' ”flu" who lives at
9’9“ny “‘me wounded ‘I' I' mn'I second street and has offices at .49
3°” City Marshal 9' Jefferson. (“9“ Wall street. New York. was sued for’
the ‘ wealthy
7Eaat Seventy
Oliver G Jennings
today from wounds suffered in a re-
volver battle with e posse last night.
Hooker was discovered in an unoo
45.000 yesterday. in the Supreme
Court by Simon von der Lin. known
cupled house here shortly before mid- I") his fellow waiters in the Hotel M}:
It . or
night. A posse surrounded the house Alpin 8“ 001 mu der Lin. The dam
and demanded that ho surrender ages are “"9399 I“ have been ”I'm“
Hooker replied with a valley from a ed by ”“9“ or an accident I“ Harrie
revolver. As his tire was drawn in Corners, Westport I“ "me“ the
another direction. a member of the plaintiff and III“ “If? and three-yenr~
posse crept to a window and fired a 0” daughter were injutmed
'bullet through the convicts lung | Caroline von der Lin. the wife 0!
The convict escaped from. a road the waiter. also sues Mr. Jennings
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germansiMay Have Lost
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Wounded or Captured“
:Large Bodies of German Troops Believed
' ot Have Been Withdrawn: From' the
Northern Half of the Russian Front—-
Heavy Fighting is Continuing Around
Dvinsk—Autro'fierman Causes a Re-
treat of the Russians in the .Volhynian
Fortress Region—England Pleased at
Success of the Loan
M
“Artful Mistake" blade in Iii-Par-
tisan Government—city in Rope-l
less Muddle, The CongressmanI
Stated
CIIARlER MAKES PRINIINP
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German losses in' the recent
fbattles incident to the opening of
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IFre ecn ch War Office as equalling
Ithc strength of three army corps.
lwenty- Year- 0” 1mm. Instantly or more than 120 000 men, killed,
(1.
Killed and Four Others Injured w°und°d m capture
Or. lierstrom, General Frost, fudge I
Taylor, flurry Soofield. Sam Bell
Among Speakers At 8 g Rally
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The man who said there isn‘t muchI
interest in this election. has another
guess coming. 0n the Republican
side, according to Indications brought:
to the “surface up "to date. there is 11‘ The allied forces are continuing
deal of interest, and lots to spare. ‘“"‘"‘" Itheir progrelsscagainst the Ger-
'l‘l1is was manifested satisfactorily 'l‘Rl'liBi'l.l.. (‘on1‘1., Sept. 211.~\Vil-I man lines their commanders re-
enough at the rousing rally the Re- iinm Costello, _uged 20; of Davenport I
publicans IIPId lust High! in ”18 ~Red street. B1ldgeport. 111-15 instantly kill port Pans taday announces fur-
“9"“ Hall 0" West WWIIIHKI‘W ed fout others were injured and the ther advances in the- Artois re—
5"?” There were 39‘9““ “0“” 0‘ cIar wretked at .l: 30 oclotk this morn- gion While north 0f Massigcs in
good speaking. After that there was but when the ne Champagne distriC’t. r 0001
tobacco and pipes furnished. as well surrendered to the
as coffee and sandwiches of several I
l'varletiee.
v11 seven passenger the
automobile in which they were re". Germans
Vlcendlng 01: Hill near the ‘Ei'idgeporté French
Illne. at 11 high rate of speed". struck aI. . . f h.
rut in the roadway and crashed intoE Thé lessening for a time o t e
In huge billboard. Costello was pre, German pressure on “’1- northern
cipitated through the structure. his half 0‘ the RUSSIED {T011} is be-
death resulting from a fractured skull llieved in Petrograd military Cir“ .
. The other occupants of the 11111 ,C165 to have been due in part to 1
chine were James Reardon. Arthur the withdrawal of large bodies
Lucius, Raymond Ely and Ge6'l".IETa‘L of troops ill reinforce the Ice?
Moshler, all of Bridgeport . .
man hues 1n. the west.
-—--.—- The automobile was the property of1
Dr. Osborn, of Bridgeport. who. it is; The Iatesi statement Of the
“ms “d FMS Afldlld SOT lunderstood did not know it had been Russian War Office says the sit-‘. '
“008 It file's Chip“ of’lflken 1‘ was valued at $1300 Lu- nation around Dvinsk' 1s unchang— .
We“ . clue was the physician's chauffeur ed but that heavy fighting ,5 con- ,
-- , ti:e°”:fie:hwas fig? "(1): :8; at ‘26. tinuing. The encircling operations
_. . e acc . 0. W 0
WESTPORT' Sept., 29' TM fun 58 ‘ against the Russians from the
oral of Miss inn Bennett of Wilton. was SIN“! beside him, was hurled
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gang Monday. Warden Minto with e
for $10. 000. Another suit on behalf
who was killed in an automobile ac-
headforemost through the. billboard.
Vilna regioil, however. are rep-1
set. the Ci111b1ia. had just been senl‘
present who deshed to talk on the‘ front Norwalk to take off the cargoI
Attorney John J. (‘ nneo appeared in
behalf of his client. \iiss Rosie Fun I
able approach. to. the Cross street . - ' ‘ ""-""""
first flatter Concerns lvro Stat-J-
Burnes had hours of solid work yes-
terday. hearing many automobile mat-
This was that of William Rider andI
Earl Garry of Staffordsvilie. whoseI
day to hold open for a time the in- to learn if the ope1ators had been - '
' A re ented as mind but httle
\quost into the death of Miss Ina drinking. Agnes Gregory testified. s ' ‘ g
posse encountered him a few miles of the child may be brought. cldent at. the corner of Clinton andtReardon 11nd Moshler were fhe'most
format it was voted to close the heat The Isabel is mined at $40,000 She “I
ing. The plans exhibited were theI
zilii. who owns proper'ty ln CrossI
street. Norwalk. The city has de-I
tordsvilie. Drivers—Murray's
license Suspended
ters. It was an hour and a half be-I
fore all the testimony had her! heard
ca1s collided Saturday e1enlng. Sep-I
tember 4. between Staffordvllle and
Bennett of Wilton. who was killed lastl that She was one Of Garrvs passen
Friday night in an automobile smash gerS. that he was not exceeding ten
'from Salem Monday night. A revolver
According to ma der Lin. who says
lllght ensued. in which Minto was kill-I ,he. earns :50 a week 111 wages and
Fairfleld a1 enues. early last Sampjseriously hurt of the other passengers.
.; headwray.
at Falttleld and Clinton avenues. in
" Bridgeport.- Today he will go to West-
‘port. where the Buick runabout of
Charles D. Bland. the wrecked auto-
mobile. will be examined and Bland
and his companion. Davis, asked to
dunonatrate just how he party was
sitting at the time of the accident.
Mr. -.Bennett father of the dead girl.
was at the office of the coroner yes-
terday morning. and he asked permis
sion to inquire of Bland. who was also
present, why he had brought such til
small car when he was to take out four
passengers.
Bland replied that Mr. Davie had
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IPSEPII NAPEAREANP IIIIIIE
ERIIN SIANERRP WIIPSPIIAE‘
Joseph MncF‘arlnnd. who. several’
weeks ago was so seriously, injured
when his motorcycle collided with thei
automobile of High Sheriff Simeo
Peace, at Darlen. was brought to his!
home on Indiana Place today, from
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ed. As Hooker fled through Jefler- tips he was out riding on his motor-
son. Marshal Benson fought hand to cycle on Aug. 3 lost He had on the
hand with him. and was shot with his .“jltney” attachment in which his wlfg
own weapon. which Hooker had wreet- and child were mung As they were
ed from him. ‘1 I' / about to round Harris Corners the
Booker had served a year of a een- Jennings touring car appeared so sud-
9““ {9" burglary “9 39 regarded denly that it was necessary for the
as a model prisoner. plaintiff to veer off abruptly. He ran
into a telegraph pole. and all of the
WM CELEBRAIE III)“ von der Llns were spilled on the side-
walk.
ROSARY HAS]. SUNDAY Von der Lin says in his complaint
that not only had he lost his 850 a
week as waiter for the last four weeks
on account of the accident. but that
he has also had to pay $30 a week for
In the three local Catholic churcheri.
St Mary' a. St. Idaeph's and St.
the Stamford Hospital. by his father. Ladislaus. the feast at the Most Holy
The many friends of the young man Rosary will be celebrated next 8111153
are pleased at his satisfactory and day This is in accordance wlt t‘h
arranged the engagement bad that he
hammerely told him they were to take
;_- one girl. He did not know that thei’e'I
were to be four in the party when he
tarted out. be said.
Coroner Phelan will seek to verify
rapid recovery from his injuries. Ray- new law of the Roman calendar. Th:
mond. Croat and Joseph Bartek who least is explained as follows in the
“’9 With MacFarland on the motor- recent issue of The Catholic Tran-i
cycle at the time of the crash. have 5mm.
.nurses to attend his wife and child.
ARE IRE IIENS PE
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day morning. was held at the Chap-I
at of Strangers in the Fable building
at 2: 30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon'
The chapel was filled to its capacity
with friends of the young woman
and a large number of relatives at-i
tended the services. After an im-:
presslve service conducted by theI
Rev. William C. H. Me'e of the Sang-I
atuck Congregational church, thoI
cortege. moved to St. Matthew“ s come-1
tery in Wilton. where burial tookgI
place.
Miss Bennett was a member of an
automobile party composed of Charles"
T Bland of Stamford, who is held]I
pending the result of the campers temperance advocates in the state con-
ln the Bridgeport city courtnlatec.
Moshier was placed under
bonds. charged w1th manslaughter,
and Lucius was held in $1. 000 for tak
ing the car without leave. Owing to
Moshiers conditiori at a hospital in
Bridgeport. their cases were con-
tinued until Saturday. '
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SEVERAL IRPM IlERE RR 1
III II. It; I. II. NEEIINR
33,0011 I
In the south the Austro-Ger-
man forces apparently have been
strengthened and Vienna declares
that the recent successes for the
Teutons north of the Galiciau
border have resulted 1n the break~
the Volhynian fortress region. .
and caused a retreat of their
armies along the entire front. .
The Russians still appear to have .
the upper hand in Galicia.
The satisfaction IS expressed. in
There is widespread interest' among1
England at the success of the
loan negotiations together with
ing of the Russian offensive in '
inquest. Benjamin J. Davis of Norwalk coming the convention. tomorrow, 9'. the exchange situation with this
and MISS Emma Eiling 0f Wilton. the Connecticut branches of the Worm country This opinion is voiced.
The party rode in a roadster and ans Christian Temperance Unions.
M155 Bennett sat on ‘99 9f the fold The annual meeting will be held in
99 I01" Near the corner 0f ClintonI the First Baptist Church New hereof,
and Falrfleld avenues. the machineI and will continue from tomorrow morn-
.however, that in view of the im-
pending large shipments from
America to Europe further opera .'
IBlat‘td'sV statements as to the eaten the
31am visited during the trip. '
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been over their injuries for some lit
tle time. »
PROWDENCE’R. 11.15am. 19.4w
indictments charging murder and ae-
When the horse her husband was '
' driving on the woodblock pavement.
‘ Wdet avenue. and fell- zeitet'day af-
6%
1 against Mrs Wot
' ' tober, October 11.111.11.11 a decree _ofj
unit V’IIEI‘ intent I” murder. We" 1'0: the anal conditions of confession and film'9‘“;
3‘. turned by the Grand Jurydiere today WV“ r0
NPRPIAEN 0N SIRIIIE?
'1
“The feast of 'the Most Holy RosaryI
falls this year on Thursday. October ,
7, and he solemnity of the least to . , ~ . . _
observtetd‘ oh the first Sunday in Oc- Egg “1008 Ohmlnng IIIIIIOIEIOIIS
Ire Pohtoe Prices lllll lump
. . "‘"" I-—-—"'-r_-; ,.
I whenever the ”i for .VA downtDWn grocery man'sald this
. transferred. the indul
morning hatlve eggs are exceeding-
as of the new can be transferred]? scarce. and be suspected the bone
to the day of solex'nnity. The 11111111111.
must. be on strike. It is almost an
therefore. after Ibevlng complied with iblllty Ito isecure NM? 8538
111 local chickenowners.. Ghocerys
1.1.1.11. gain theVAn
Monti-ammo 3“. 9”“! refocusedadultJ Thermos.
billih b visiting m, 1.053,, m ‘aelllnrfor 38 and 35 cente- a (indent:
mm: for the intentionl or". “V10 it limits the’ prices hue. headphone
.. ammo.
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, 1i: Em dismount W the. ‘aorw om? ofdlltsshtogmm'and Wotan-ism lh‘gqun
wmmqentvmuonwnmsmmmmm summed? one are north at was center. n 1111111114
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skidded and struck a pole. hurling ing to Friday night Those who .91)., 'atio‘ns for adjustment will be‘ “
Miss Bennett to the pavement‘ The resent the local branch, Mrs. Charles necessary. '
party had been to Walnut Beach,;Byxbee, Mrs. Cornelius VnnCoeverlng,I1
and was returning. land Mrs. Robert Thompson will leave GERMANS‘I BATTLE ' ,1
Ithe South Norwalk station at 9: 15I FRONT RESTRICTED-9"
DEMOCRATIC RALLIEVS. lo’clock tomorrow morning. They willI LONDIONI Sept. 29. 9245.11.11].
The Democratic campaign opmmlte be accompanied by Mrs A. Palmer. It ~Discussing the situation in the
tee has arranged for rallies ‘th which is announced that there will be no cast, MajOr Nloraht says in the
1‘
Ibr. T. F. Clone, nominee for mayor. meeting of the local union Friday boo BcrIing‘cr Tla'gcsblatt according
Will speak. 011 Thursday noon onewlll cauee~of the state convention. [to a Rcutcr dispatch from A111—
be held at the Lockwaod Manufactur- 1 . -¢—-—-"— lsterdam: “Our battle front in.‘
in company's watery, and at 8 p.111 To ELIMlNATE. DEATH TRAP 'East Galidha and Noxtheast ‘_
”Dr Cirillo will speak in Winnlpuuk . CROSSING. Volhyma islrcstricted at present
'IMNHOIWN ”RAMA!!!“ by- autonion 1“HAR'l‘.FORD.; SEEN. 2V9!*'Th0 Publidgo1fim' dcfelnsive Here Genera! IV 1
11111" me Newark and.“ there nth Utilities commission; altar 'a best-log. twafiofi‘ unilIouhtedly has? been
'W “WNIY‘I‘ ‘ “i "‘9“ Cam“ Wilma“? decided Phil-"l fortunate. HP: has understood how r
='~meay noon theibunoorat-ic nominee public necessity demanded the admin to render harmless our threaten-
'Wiflflnflkrllt avt’fliy. tenements: the» ation of the sooglledw‘death trap' cross ing flanking. movements on the .
1"" “‘9 railroad Am 32”“ mirth and Neath of the battle ..
from: Thel Volhynian triangle1VVV~VVr
lt'of iohtrc’aset must be conquered."
later"? 1 '
"nob been humour willrbe no.1 he: Nouhfirhen' {on
.. , , Etna mum or’pleue.
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