”SI MEEIING 0|: IH[ 111 the appointments which will be setwant, [QH'PMENI fOR [UNCH o ' 0 ' ’ 111111111) loniyhl at the special 5..5,i0,,:lilt‘nst?d. “WM 1’“ “'13" ””M‘ 1““ i I ord'nary Precautlonary measures‘ a” . . ‘ “ l. 101 the new c11y council by Mayor gun“ CHARGED WII“ HAVING fIRSI any COUNCILl . Jual what will 111111111111 10 the 1'11—1 RO0M IO BE PURCHASEDI‘ 'y Artillary, thtlng Reported In France Illaiktmin 111111 1111 rounul 1111111111115. .. , . . “‘1 mored Op])0.~ll.i0ll to (11_\ lunmneerl “ y, __ W The resignation of Premier the 1110s) iiiitiesl N't‘Pllls to tentet 111 George A. Sherron can “my be c1111! 8 0] [OBSIERS ” ' —H_~1Vr..iizelos and his cabinet hi! I” the 11ppr1111111i1 111 of the corpmalion jcctured. The friends of other candi»; . Session Was Short— Several Tax - been accepted b King Constan— 11ounetl. dates for this 111111-11 are working hard . Alterat'on MIC 'mProvements t0 itine. of Greece.y0fficial advicu BIIIS Rebated—llngvary ScoresI it has been stated that Judge 1811- for their choice. CommISSIoner 0f FISh and Game center SCNWOI l to this effect were received in 1 . . . . t 1 over Building lllSpCCtOI’ l“-1i1‘(l .\i. Lockwood. judge ol the up]l it is n-pol‘led authenl1cally 1111111 cram to“ was lnteresledi ‘ ”KELY DROWNED London today. 2 ilown court, has been picked for this‘lhci'c will be no opposition to Stephen P i 1 The Greek Premier’s resigna— ‘ , 1 I . . . 1 . . . ] ,appo1111111e11l. According to political Dokus for the city clerkship. ‘ SW It, It‘ll In Downtown Fixing the hours for the High SchomZ than, which has further compli- The first city (ounci of the ltt‘wlmlk it was the nu -- , . 2.. .- . - , 1 , . . 1 , ' d ppomlion of mam lot 111) audiiot. P111.) 1i. bl11r10n.. sessions, placing tilt Jurisdiction 01 £21th the already deClde 1y un- ‘ l” 0‘ Notnalk he'd “‘ 1““ "“‘ng 1h ll \\ 11111 the niav‘oialv ltonois went of the fifth ward: Charles ii, Kellogg; com News“, ilho lunchroom in the faculty's. hands. Bo" 0f Wife ”f captain Peasernf certain Balkan situation, was be; . l 0“" 0f ”‘9 ”“9”“ 0“ tecde. l“lilo the upper section 01 the city. the 01' the first, and Victor Smith, of the‘ "l II . of Aaron Stevens of R0 icalling for bids 0“ the alterations and the Schooner Brownstone, Floats. cause the ng informed M- Ve- n1,,hl.'l‘he ”clam tax' 01d”“m“‘I iberlh of 1o1‘poration counsel would be fourth, have been mentioned. I m ”:8 r ed with catching 'shori" improvements to be made at Center !nizelos that he could not pursue “h“l' aroused much 1i1~1 ““w" d‘“' ghen lo a second district 11110111121 The confirmation ol“ the council is mix: (.wiilslried yesterday afternoon school summarizes the important mat “Shore __ the cabinets policy to the end. Iing the past week,“ as piomptl) ultd1 There is much tal' being indulged 1101 neccasnrx 111 the 111111111 's 1topoint-1 l d “"0““ cit court Mr. 819-“1N5 Idinposed of at the regular mect 1 7 TI bod flaCCording to Athens adVices' “m““mWSI-l \oled “WNW“ “-‘t 500“ in 11.»: 11 result of the Lockwood ru- 'menl oi“ the 1111 1111111101 and c'01pora~I 111 “e 0 ed l J 1 9. John "‘8 0f ”19 30’1001 Board 1““ night M: “Ht“ EN Oct 6 1e v 0 ,The pcmier had indicated that!” \ens was N present 1) m 3 .Several other matters of less import it “0111“" “lemme“ “I“ ”‘1” 07 Mrs. faVored strong support of Serbia All the Latest News THE SOUT NORWAILK Good Government Be a constant reader of The The Sentinel stands for“ 1 " be writ posted. afijagvg ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN 0 PERATOR. ,, , , _ . _,,, ”N'WJH _» ~__, ._ , ,___,A__fi* . ESTABLISHED 1870 3332.1: ‘shf..§§“$.§.°’$:i‘fef°s‘ FSOUTH NORWALK, coNN. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6 1915 cloudy tonsgm; rain coast. TWO CENTS \ . 11110111111111 wAs 111111111 BY THE COUNCIL: Capt. fred lovejoy Will Represent: 1 1 1“ East Norwallt on the Oyster“ I Commission as the meeting opened John D. i I reject the ordinance, and Councilman; Robert large number E. Louden seconded it. of legislation. had it been favorably con-‘ Lockwood Said To Be Harsiroms’ Corporation Counsel .___..__— No Opposition To Stephen Dokus For Ciiy Clerk—Probable City Engineer C oniesi—Sherron, . Auditor Mentionees C0“““mml‘nioi and most of it seems; to be of .mitiou counsel. Milne made the motion i0:unffl\finlblp character Gaping the sentiment of the ma- “iliiam F. Tammany has been an enviable one. should be 111115 public 5 Choice For Smith and Kellog opinions are cx-“’ Appointments continu- ed b1 the council will be one member )to the board of leiel‘ , and the board Aljority of the people in the lower end‘ot assessois and that of the milk in interested |)1llil(‘8:of the tow.n WPW present '0 I‘DE‘dk “twin-El lh(‘tIlhe present incu111benl.who:1e recordi spector. These appointments will all be made it tonight’s session of the m..-‘ NH .-_,,_____.,_| 11 111110111? WAS STEVENS EEOBSlERiNG .1.’ “‘11 .5 Mr. Stevens Score on Stand He Was in Town of Westnort and lost on Boundary line Between Connecticut and New York State 111111 11 1011111111; in 311001 \ Double lSessions to be Held Until the Additional Structures are Ready for Occupancy ii. light. The prosecutor was Cram or C iiegcman. Judge lleorue ii Vos burgh pr—.1sided Commissioner of Fish and (lame (.‘rampton. of Hartford. was mightily interested in the proceedings ycalerdnx. auce were also acted upon in the re- 'port of Superintendent Chapman \1 as contained the statement that the new school buildings probably would not be ready for occupancy before the mid- idle of November. it was decided to l l 1 It I i It ' t on the “be" M“ Stevens was no icare for the morilow of pupils as is ._____..-.._._,_,,' a.» .., Greek Cabinet Resigns and Further Complications Occur in Balkan Situation l 1 l ItBulgaria Has Rejected the Demands of Russia—Allied Troops Continue Land- ing at Saloniki, the French Soldiers Being Largely Reinforced—Rumania Shows Signs of Activity, Taking’Exira lulit‘ A.l'(1d50,()f \iiddletown, Winfin compliance with Greeca'. ot‘ (‘aplain William A. l‘euse. of the treaty oblig ations. schoonei Brownstone. whichJounder With definite development of 1-11 in Long island Sound on Wood- the courses to be pursued by Bul- monl early yesterday. came ashore garia, Greece and. Rumania St!“ at Sandy Point West Haven, today lacking. the landing of allied identification was made by I)1.Goorgcitf00p5 3* Saloniki continued. Ad~ i sidered by the council. and a petition i - o ._._.._.__— 1 COlmCHI ‘ stand in his own. defense he stated that. done with double sessions until 'ditional French forces disembark. 1 when he was located in Oddle Warden” “03V consideted Paasin oven the head of 3 __ l'utnam. a nephew of the dead wo- ’ .1111 noon, (Continued on,Second Page.) 11111011111111 11111111111111 ' 11111118 1111. 111111111 Election of officers and Annual Meeting Held Yesterday After- noon / ———u——.. EV'etetl Btilk on St. Joint street, yesterday 1111 the members of the East‘ Norwalk improvement Association held their annual meeting. The meet ing was thoroughlyenthusiastic. The association was greatly encouraged' at the successful year just past. and especially at the success of the recent fair. With all of the expenses paid. ayflne profit was netted from this affair. The only committee which reported ycntet‘day was the school committee. The members of this, during the past month. have distributed twelve-arti- Al the home 01' Mrs 103' files of clothing and five pairs of — Bulkley: auditor, shoes. The other committees during September were busy with the fair pvork. , " ‘ John Cavanagb, finance committee. reported the receipt of sums of mon’ey front Frank Presbreyand M. H. Glo- .ver. To the East Norwalk Free Li~ brary, Mrs. Frank Presbrev contri: buted 50 books. ‘ The officers elected yesterday were: President,_ Mrs. H. J. Hipson; vice- president, Mrs. J. W. Marvin.i treas- urer,I Miss Louise Busslng; recording‘ secretary, .Mrs. Howard Lovvndes: corresponding seeretary. Mrs. Everett E. , E. Cox-ham; ' board of directors, Mrs. E. E. Gorham, ;. Mrs. Herbert Gorham, Mrs. Robert E. Mrs. E. K. 'St. John, Mrs. Thomas, Morrison, Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler. Mrs. E. ,F. Smith, Mrs. Nathan Campbell Miss Sarah Staples. Mrs. S. B. Wélch. Mrs. S W. Kelley. Mrs. E 1.35:. Smith arid Mrs. Benedict. ctr-mo Archie ' . IWork as we will, we can't excpli na- " _ lure. oh i don't know. A monppluné can 1111: upside down. Ever see a bird do fit If t ilENNlNllS’ llilii ‘liiiES THROUGH EENCEtI ‘Cat‘ Badly Smashed, No One' Is In— jured ——Cause linitnoun FAIRFIELD, Oct G—A Ford auto- mobileowned by George S. .lenninga,1 proprietor of the Elm Country club in Cream; Farms, ran through a fence on the Falrfield side of Ash Creek at 5 o‘clock yesterday afternoon and was 1-badly smashed no one being inured however. The cause of the accident could not ascartnined by the authorities, but it 1‘8 thought that the steering gear on the car either broke or was loosened so that the driver had no control over the machine The car shot into the fence at a fast rate of speed and broke through. turning over on its side in luckily escaped with but a slight shak. ing up. The driver claims that the car skidded when he. put on his brakes and twisted him into the fence but as the machine hit the fence head on this as the affair was purely accidental no arrests were made. 1111111111 3111 101 11___,____111111 DAMAGES Salvatore Cbariott of South Nor- wnlk, has brought suit for damages. and Filomona Chat-loll. his wife. brings action for injuries; agaimt Frank .Dudenatng of New York city. On Sepia tember 4,1915, says Salvatore Clit- 1 iott in his complaint. filed today in the Common Bless court. he was driving his motor‘vehicle along thine turnpike mobile collided with his car. He says that the accident was caused by. the carelessness and negligence of the do- random. The car was damaged so bad- ly that he wants $1.500. Mrs. Churiott, who was riding with her husband, was thrown out by the collision. She alleg- ouhut she was so injured by the care- loudness of the defendant. that she has . notnrénovorod and would 51000 ltho buildings are completed. man. . fed there today, supplementing the the belt! beyond. The occupants very> theory was scouted in favor of the. broken steering gear. The case was re-1 poured toI'ConSta'ble ‘H. R. Elwood, but . in Darien, and the defendant's outcry 1 11101111 1111 11111111111 ~111111______ 11111011111118 W. W. Lester. of Butvicw avenue .and Golden Hill street, is having ex- liensite improvements made about his: ihouse. A new granite wall is beiIng erected around the. entire front. Cgethtn with other ulttactlte 1111111019 menti i Quite an interesting problem is be- . ing dealt with in the installing for. ,Mi‘s John H. Ferris. 011 “feet ascnue. 10f a system whereby water will be kept out of the cellar oft hei house. ”The building is situated at the foot lof a steep hill and large quantities of water run into the cellar. A system will be. built to dispose of this w.atet 1 Contractors Brown & Hoyt. of 1Washington street. have the contracts for both of these jobs.“ MNENNNNRSINNN 8WONN lN Bl EX MAYOR BNNNEll tits Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom and Ext-mayor Francis I. Burnell now. This morning. at 9 o'clock. in the City Hall, the former mayor of Not-1 walk swore in the newly elected chief executive. The only witness was Ed- 1 ward W. Board. The other city officers will be sworn} in at the session tonight of the new' city council. 1 ( MRS. ADAMS FREED. BRIDGEPOR’I‘, 1001111., Oct. 6.——Mrs. Ernst 0. Adams, whose husband is a hotel proprietor in this city, was dis charged in City Court. today, when n 110116 was entered in the prosecution. of Mrs. Adams for manslaughter. She ‘was driving an automobile that ran down and fatally injured James White, of. Boomer street, Anguilla, September 28. coroner John J Photon exonerat- ed her. after an inquest. and on the tre‘risth of the coroner's finding the to} Court prosecution was dropped. I. 211:1 was brought out‘ during the cor- ouor’o murmur Mrs“. Adamo Nerv- on from her path to avoid coilislt‘m with a; car preceding her and t 1. though she was driving slowly and sounded the automobile horn. White, a. p‘edeatrloni ”potently/lid not know before leaving, "and that is to make WOMEN OFENINIEENNNRCN of her approach until bio late to step bolas. ‘ II . ‘1’?" l,- 1‘ 1 confirmed to stand up. I- “ilbur F. Smith and Deputy Warden C. Joseph Williamson. he was not ui'ithln the city of' Norwaik. but was in the Town of Westport and exactly on; the boundary line between the states ‘01 Connecticut and New York. (Continued on Fifth Page). _____.._._.——-———— le88 Hill 'lNiNS IN lRlNNIN Elli SNEEilAGE ilntends to Address Brands at the County Court llouse at lynch- burg Miss Eiste Hill, daughter of Reprc. senlatlve E. J. Hill 01' Connecticut. and one of the clevgrest stump speak- ers of the Congressional Union for Votes for Women. left this week for Virginia where she ,will speak Richmond and Lvncbburg in behalf of the Susan B. Anthony amendment to remove. from the ballot the qualiti- cation of sex. Miss Hill will make a point to be at Lynchburg Friday and Saturday, while. court is in session. and address the crowds that come in from the country on those occasions. She is going to adopt the method of the Southern politicians to catch the ear of the court frequenters. “There is but one way to get the people on your side." said Miss Hill I.—-- (Continued on SAIIIcond" Pagan GALE RIDES IN liNiillNG CNN Those who were abroad on the East Side thiis morning about 7 o’clock were treated to quite an unusual sight. in the rear seat of a touring car bearing a New York license num- ber 11 large calf (animal, not human species) stood between two men. The calf seemed to be enjoying the ride immensely, and looked from side to side, evidently pleased 1 at. the. atten tion lie-was attracting 0n the mud guard of the machine the animal’s bell was attached. The cnif refused to lie down in tho automobile, being at‘ ,I you. following the meeting. . ’ The ard voted to establish new ihours for the High School sessions. 1They will be from 8. 15 a in, to 1115 W; (Continued,,0n Ninth Page.) inc 1111 no 111 11111 01111 11131 last Week of october Set Asrde as “lhanlt Offering Week" for the Home Al the close of the present month running order just six months. Most; of the rooms are occupied. onlv three single rooms being vacant. So far the. Home has proved a great success and a blessing to many of our aged. dependent mothess At present there' is only one old gentleman in the in- stitution. Herman Cross, whose wife passed away in May. On Friday of last week be celebrated his 78111 birth day by giving a party to his manyI ifriends. who spent the afternoon with him. listening to delightful music rendered by Mrs. Franklin irving ~(Continued on Second Page.) PENN Ellll MilllE SENSNN; At a meetinmmbers of the; women‘s Guild, of Trinity Episcopal church. last; night. plans for many tail events were discussed, A rallyjsocial will be held October 13111. On 0110561- 2211 and 2311 a rum- mage sale will be conducted. During Mrs. F. A. Coleman will be cuter- talned‘ln honor of their filly anniver- sin-y by the members of the guild. The annual bazaar in scheduled for the first week in December.- , Monitor the mite boxes. distributed in the spring, were opened last night. Many have not yet been handed in. however. There was a social time. during which refreshments were ser- o 1010 Home for the Aged. has been in‘ Smith and Miss Ethel Koenig. of New: the first week in November Rev. and .. No ”a“. ha; been 10;)“ yet of lore: of 70. 000 already landed, it Captain Pease nor of any members of 1 iii reported from Athens [the crew. The facttthat a dresa~suit Bulgaria has “‘1“! to réply to lthe Russian ultimatum. Petro- case filled with the ship' 5 papers and grad advices state and it is 88- liPFHOIIlt papers of the captain and sumed in Entente’. quarters M 111111 wl . was picked up off the Wetstllher entry into the war on m ll-lnven shor‘e vesterday. may ititiic111c1,1side of the Central Powers 15 im- I11 is thought. that Captain Pease “diminent. . his wife and the others on board. may“ Romania is showing signs of have taken to a small boat, after activity, however, recently send:- some accident to the schooner, and log troops to the Bulgarian fro... ibcen swamped in the heavy sea men} tier and taking other military spatches from Greek sources. It IS declared an an Athens dip [patch that a scene of wild disor- . WIll OBSERVE "RE ”AvlderI‘ an the Greek Chamber follow» - ’ l iCharnber were suspended 1. Superintendent of Schools Irn '1‘. Only artillery fighting, with Chapman stated today that in all of lsome hand grenade operations, is the public schools of this city there Ireported from the fronb' in France. designated by Governor Marcus H. trenches in the Artois r‘egion. Holcomb for Observances of this no The Grand Duchy of Luxem- tture. The local school scholars will burg, according to Amsterdam \ have readings. rccitations and parti- adVices, has protest‘d to the Eu- 2 German headquarters. ' Bulgaria not only has rejected ,~.MR SIGSWAV SUES H)“ the demands of Russia, but has sent an ultimatum to Serbia con- R[00VERY 0" “OWE A reply from Serbia within "”5331 or hours is demanded the 618mg: says. ..German guns yesterday broke ought suit for $250 damages :ngainsrtt‘j William and Annie Kertesz. of this city. for the recovery of $200 former attack in the Champagne. ‘due him on a note. The case in return- Berlin declares. Heavy los ‘ were inflicted on the attacking troops, the official statement: 0Y1 DISLOCAIES mans reported having repulsed MR8 H determined Russian attacks in the Dvinusk’ region. Initial sue SHOULDER I" TA“. cesses for" the Russians are admit. Several days ago Mrs. Nelson 11. :gmtléndenburgs “OOPS’I “1 It Hoyt; of Buyviq'w avenue, tripped and 1 Acording ‘40 a Constantinople ‘dispatc to at Berlin newspaper. coted shoulder. Mrs. Hoyt Was home , lone at the time of the accident, but 221131111ng to 'pboue to neighbors for. Ihoipr‘ The shoulder is getting along lrunning Imeasures of an extraordinary na- ed the announcement of the cabir ‘ i. will be. File Pievention Day exerciscslThe French claim to have made ‘cuiar attention will be Ipaid to the tente Powers against air raid: cerning Macedonia, according up 919 9.5.3., ‘ :fi Charles Sigsway. of Dgihstreet, up a French attempt to resumd ale to the city court of this city on the sorts. ted, but the situation afterwaflo fell down several steps of a. flight of theB Btish consul and Consulbr .Inioeiy niv’r. lture, it is stated in news agency 1N0RWNlN 8011001 liNliiliiENd | l'nets resignation. Sittings of the next Friday This day has been some progress . in connecfin‘I tire drills. over that country. aimed at chit unofficial advices from Petrograd. 1through Joseph R‘. Taylor. his attorney. the offensive on the front of the third Monday in October. On the eastern front the turned in favor of Field Marshal status The tail resulted in a. dislo- guards at Iapahan hay: 1m killed by Persians. Tfibeom in Persia were recently reported. to have overcome the governor , military forces.“ ‘ .
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