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ESTABLISHED 1870 ”3;; ‘1‘. Seemififif’lfifrfifl‘fef 0.1 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 1915 Generally cloudy Tonight and Friday TVVO CENTS
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COUNCIL AND
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Dokus for City Clerk —— Sharron.
Iteappointed City Engineer: G3", a Southern
Keisler flamed City Auditor
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HI“ ' :L'nited States, on whom the eyes of
Vacancies Filled 0" Board of Relief3 lllt WOI la lune frequently been {0‘
icussed in the last few months of the
Board Of Health, and Board of‘ICllt‘Opt‘ml war. had decided to marry
Iagain. gave the national capital 11 topic
ASSESSOI'S Iot‘ absorbing interest which, for the
<moment. overshadowed all questions;
The first session of th new city . , .
_ 5 c. 01 international or domestic politics. 1
1-onnui was held last cloning. M11101'—______
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WASIIING'I‘ON. ()ct., .:-w«(,‘.ongratn-
lations came from Officials, diplomats,
friends and relatives of President Wil-
son today following the announcement
Ioi his engagement to Mrs. Norman
lowing appointments weie 11131501111111
made by the may:or
t‘orporation (‘out1sel»-Edwa1d M.
~Lockwood. first disitict. l HANDSOMELY REMEMBERED
City Auditors—~Wiiliam E'Keisle1,§
Socond district.
The council continued the follow-‘ 1
1111 1111110111111111115- lChristian Endeavor Society of Nor-
City CIcrk——Stephen l)okus, are.“ "I“ 60"ng church
,tlistrit't. ‘
City Engitieerntleorge A. Sherron. ”dd‘ AMI Elm“ WW
first district (reelected). 1 8w”..- 3
Milk Inspector—Dr. Harry Bates. 4‘ ‘ ———....._.
second district (re-elected) Last evening at the First Congress.
Assessorjuthreo year- loom—J. Ed tionatChurcb about thirty of the young
,ward' Lynett, fourth district“ (in people of the Christian Endeavor To-
place. of Ralph E; DeWitt. third dis- iciety gave their pastor. Rev, Ernest F.
.trict.) - McGregor, 11 very pleasant and clever
Board of Belief. three' years—Thom- surprise. Some little time ago It was
.113 o. Balcom. first district. (in place intimated to him that the young poo:
pf Jan-“as Sutherland. firsy district) ple thought it would be a good thing
. Board of Health six years_[), to start the year with a social supper
Daniel E Sullivan and D W Rav 1111111 have the annual election of oili-
,mond second ‘district (Re eleci't'ifi) icers at that time. so with all the as-
_ Charity, Board—Rev. John Staple tuteness of a diplomat, the president
,ton.'second district. '(Yu place otiof the society, Percy Taylor, decided
John F. Devine, first dis-tact.) upon Wednesday of this week as the
_ most available date early in October.
Rev. John Stapleton, as president of
lthe Norwalk 1111111111111 En savor Un-
Iion. was invited. odtensib to talk
over the work of the Union with the
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HOHGIIIGAIIHHHIISIS I0
HIllIl “CHURCH SHCIII”
,This'evenlng the 111111111 mid-week
church service will be held in the
downtown church. The affair will take
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Police Commissioner George D. Bus.
pell'and Street Committeen‘tftnn. o.‘
{Murphy were at the City Hall tnls
" tornlng. acquainting themselves with
.the. work ofthe departments at which
they will be 'the’ head for-the coming
two years. rug
President Wilson
Congratulaied On
News of Engagement
Commissioner Russell was in con-
sultation for some time with Chief of
the form of a church social night. The
musical program "will be rendered by
\ thems’elves with the work of their
“whose term o‘ipires. .7
. boil
Police William R. Pennington) while Mrs,~M. R' McCausland, Miss Carrie
Mr. Murphy and Commissioner Shem: Mcflauslandrand Ml” Ethel Beebe":
The most part of the evening will be
you went over the street de artment’s :
p takeh up with the social hour. Foliaw-
condition. .- . 4
The new heads of the 'other depart- ing: tlns a referendum will be taken
meats. , #3 well, are familiarizing on the best type of mid-week services
1 for the rest of the year The pastor,
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slbliities in thté line. All the members
of the éhurch are invited-10 attend.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Soci-
part of the administration.
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Washington Society Interested in His
Coming Marriage}, to Mrs. Norman"
Beauty
The news came as a surprise to all
but a few intimatt friends who knew
that the friendship of the PresidentI
fo1 Mrs Gait had developed into an-i
intimacy that prestige 111arri2lgc.’l‘l1at;
\Irs. Gait had betome a companion Ol-
the President was known II£)\\",(‘\PI‘ 111
official and society ehcles. becauscl
she appeared frequently with him not.‘
only on motor rides, but at baseballi
games. (‘IOse friends who watched
the friendship develop, expressed to-
day their pleasure at its culmination
tCoutlnued on Fourth Page.)
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Randall Block SuIt' Again in Court
gar—.—
‘Among the cases which will 'be
heard before Judge William 8. Case
tomorrow morning in the Superior
Court, in Bridgeport.’ will be that o:
the must-field Savings 11111111 Va. ldey
IPIIIIIIIIA SlHI I0
son.
’l‘htrc was no testimony taken in:
'tlte (at-10.35 the accused pleaded guilty SPEED 0f 25 MIN-S AN "0”“
ion the advise of c.01111scliavtyer‘,
George F. Mata. A statement of the
—-0tltor Supen'or Court Cases:
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Pleads Guilty to Stabbing louis
D'Civonani — Frank Carmalino
Found Guilty
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BRIDGEPORT. 0c1.. 7.—John Parr-
ttta who stabbed to death LOuis D’-
liogonani in a tight at their boarding
house at \‘o 16’ Linen avenue on 11113
night September 5, pleaded guilty to
manslaughter in the Supeiitr Court.‘
criminal side, late yesterday after-j
noon. and Judge Milton A Shumway}
impOsed an intermittent sentence of
fiom one to eight tears in state pri.
Driverot Stolen Car TraveledWith-
out Regard for. Life, Coroner
Phelan Finds ~
IO0H HX Hill CURVEAIA
huts “as made to the court The two
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had 11m eral quarrels over 11 dog owned
by iztrretta. that had a habit of steep- cused Recovering from Ifllllf‘les
ing in the same bed with his master. at .
which D'Gigonani objected'to. although "osmtal
the latter slept In another room. The
th George L. Moshier. driver of the au-
rirst quarrel “i“ it “9““ WW *3, tomobiie 111 which William 11. J. Cost-
ILondon Expects Thai Greece Will Be
New Greek Cahmei
With Some Representation
To the Opposition Formed
Found on the Side ofihe Entenle.
Allies—Imposing Army and ' '9 Naval
ForceAdvocaied al Saloniki—Anii—War
Demonstrations in the BulgarianDis—
"ids—Austrians and Germans Prepare
for Campaign Against Serbia
————~ A‘ exandei Zaimis is forming a ‘
new Greek Cabinet, in which
lleadcrs of the Opposition will be
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mars Gounaris, Rhallis. Dra— ' I '.
EMPORilf-MM pa. Oct 7.—Four men‘ g°“m‘s and ihmmll‘is Win ml”
were instantly killed. another was members 0f t 6 coat “1011 m1 3"
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killing. 0“ "‘9 “‘5‘“ 0‘ September ”i ello of Bridgeport. was killed last
D‘Givonnni objected to the dog sleep- Wednesday morning at 0: Hill. Tram-1
hull, was today adjudged criminally
liable for the fatality, in the finding
of toroner John J. Phelan. The accii
dent was due wholly to the fact that
Moshier took the dangemus tutn at a
rapid rate of speed. although familiar
with the danger, the finding declares.
Disregarded Danger.
Occupants of the car estimated the
speed at which It traveled was from
21': to 35 miles an hour. itioshlcr at
tempted to take the 0x «Hill curve at
about 25 miles an hour. and therebv
condoned From Second Pogo.
SHNHIIHAIH HAHAHHESIEII
fill HHIHIIHG 0H IHIIN
A man who said he. was Tony Tori-
no. a labour. of South Nor-walk. was
arrested yesterday by Hugh F. Shun-
non. Willi three other men on’ the
charge of gambling on a railroad
Into a row of billboards at the road-
Wolk and others. This foreclosure suit
Zanl street. Attorney ,Ilco Davis rep
resents the plaintiff. and Attorney
William ‘F'. Tammauty represents Ray-
mund Brothers. party defendants. Oth-
er cases which will be lteardlnclude:
John Paul. admr. vs. Thomas I. Ray?
mond. and others. Argument will he
heard on defendants' demurrer to de~
fondant Jennings' cross-complaint. At-l
torneys Walsh & Huhbell and Gray 81.
Gray represe the plaintiff and Judge
John H. ngh appears for Raymdnd
brothers.
Ann Marla Johnson vs. August John I
son. For further order of notice. At- 1
torneys Keogh a; Gandee represent the“
plaintiff.
Elizabeth E. Rogers vs. John P}
Bowker. Motion for foreclosureywlll
be heard and for disclosure of do
tense. Attorneys Linxweiler & liege.
man representthe plaintiff and Joseph
R. Taylor the defendant.
Sarah L. Davenport vs. Cltizens’ N111,
tlonal Bank and others For permi-s
slim to file a fourth count to the
amended complaint Attorneys Gray
81 Gray represent the plaintiff and
Walsh & Hubbell the defendants.
Annie L. Flynn. guardian vs. Leon-
ard H. Gault. Final judgment. Attor-
neys Walsh & Hubbell for the plain-
tiff. Leo Davis 1111 the defendant
Mary Clark Fisk vs. Mary E. Hits
John ’l-l Illght and W. F. Tammany
for the defendant. Answer or judg-
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The Connecticut Company vs. City of
Norwalk, and others. John J. Walsh.
Hill HIHBEII III III HHHEII
ety will serve refreshments.
',...asked._
for the-defendant. Judgment willbe
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Two other personal appointments .
yet to be made by Mayor Carl As‘ei
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adelpluo by £116 export “scented Press._ to fast as I play».
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firefight: Clitffifice over' the telegraph wire. The service
Muhammad‘mmw 11111111111111.1110 the.‘
‘ can, ’t'bwrte 1'11 thaVcrowd youminvited to call us on} the
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represented at Phil-
affects the noted Randall block, on Van:
train. The arrest was made more
tthe train was drawing into Bridge-
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lport from New York. No name that ..
resembled “Tony Torino" c‘outd beyfs-I'ERBAY M081 [NIHHHHIE
found in the latest No'rwalk directoryl
The men who were engaged in the!
"n “‘IHR WOMAN’S ASSOCIATION
bonds of $150 by the Bridgeport pro
scouting attorney. Their names and
Setting Session in the Morning,
lndteon It ltoon, Business
addresses. as given to the 1211111111111
authorities were: Harry Scofield,
Meeting and lecture in After-
IIOOII
traveling salesman. 505 West 1341b
street. New York: John Roclur. adver-l
tislng man. Brooklyn. John Harris.
platcr Brooklyn and Tony Torino. la-
borer, South Norwaik.
The first of the year's meetings
were held yesterday by the members
of the Woman's Association of the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
In the morning'there was a well-attend-
ln Bridgeport, this morning,
was fined 85 and costs.
ed sewing session. At noon seventy-
flve women sat'down to- a splendid:
HHHWHIH MHH IHHI Still
“3033" “I till NINE 1:121:11;mantras“
, At the close of the business session
William Lauder. of France street, the members and their guests listened 3
uptown, whose appointment as coach
each
dife" of the organization, and hand tof
.probablv fatally hurt, and six we1e ‘try, it is declared,
1seriously injured in an explosion at London opinion inclmes to the
the plant of the Aetna Explosive (‘0..' belief that Greece, despite the at.
here last night A large quantity of, 'piacement of the Venizelos Cabi-
smokeless powder p1epared for ship- _“ be found in the end a“
meat today to the Allies. exploded net;___ w'
from some yet undetermined cause. the ride of' the Ententc Allies.
blew the two-story structure to atoms Influential British journals are ,
and shook the suriounding country for urging the government to take
miles around. drastic action in the Balkans.
Officials informally expressed the The standing at Saloniki of im—
opinion that the expiosionwas accitten- posing forces, supported .by u
tat. powerful fleet, is advocated.
The plant, which was recent] 3 orect- Already British troops hsvo
ed at a cost of about $11 000 00 con begun to arrive at Saloniki, ac-
wrecked the machine, which crashed] sisted of a large number of bandings' cording to Athens advices.
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to some very tine music. Miss Eugenie'
for the Yale baseball team was of-
the principal supports of the Geo
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r‘honrs 111‘ service in Trinity cl, ml:
- November morning service will be
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Rummler played several excellent vlo
ficially confirmed today at the uni
verslty. will be sole ituthorlty on the
team.
, Heretoforc the captain has had
much to say. and this matter has
been the. subject of considerable agi-
tation; The contract between the 10-
cal man and Yale Is for two years.
Mr Lauder has no announcement
to make as yet concerning his policy
or plans. Although there is some fall
practice/being held now, the real hard
work.will start in February.
In the world of sport. Mr. Lauder
has had considerable experience and
honors.
lin selections. She was accompanied
by Mrs. A. J. Rummler.
"The European War" was the very
timely and interesting talk given by
General Russell ‘Frost. The general
told of personal experiences he had
while on a trip across the water last!
spring The"dlsc1iitslon of the greatI
war and its possibilities was most in-.
terestingr One hundred ladies heard,
the address. ' '
This happy affair was the first social
gathering of a series which will be!
held once a mouth for a ported of six
months.
Hill? Hilliiflii
SHHIIIHHI Iltl’litlllll
William Mulqnoen, who 1111i Saturn
day 11111111111111 was seriously injured
when his skull wss fractured by the
ruutomobllo of ill. *1. Elastic. a New
York bailker, is somewhat improved in
tho 11111111111111 hospital. He 113111111111.
up wonderfully 11111 111111} the 1111-1111111
nationhood cdltstderlng the foot” that
his; shall not Muted about n 1111111
no as. wall pi in the recent accident.
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The vestrymtiu of Trinity EpisOOpsl
church, At their attesting Tudda‘y
evening, announced 11 causes _ the
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boy‘s’ mom varies; however:
illbtrs and while st times be roll he suffers
man second line of defense' to this
region.
The Allies having broken 0E .
diplomatic relations with But-T
garia. news is momentarily ex,
pected of that nation‘s active'
participation in the war on the
side of the Central Powers. .
The campaign in the west and.
Dviusk in the cast. are now the
stones of the struggles most: like.
111 to bring decisive results. The:
Germans still are cOnce'ntra .
against Dvinsk, evidently {psi-1
n“ a smorQue, effort 1,50 take M
city. The Russians, however, at!
dealing hard blows all along ting
line, and the British and Front
"use nrc‘nsses to see a gonad,
Russian "recovery," for WW”
the activties of the Allies In Cb;
west are given credit.
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DUTCH STEAMER ,
HAS BEEN SUN
LONDON, Oct 7, 12 :47}; til
—~'I‘he Dutch steamer Teddi
stroom has been sunk Actording‘.
of which the wrecked one was one or ‘ An interview with former Prr‘ “
the largest Ollicials today stated that filler Venizelds, given shortly his
11111 property loss was $315,000. time his break with King Com
I santine, leaves no doubt that an.
ider his premiership Greece would
'have vigorously supported
(HI-"B ”BENSE BIANKS bin to the present crisis.
IP Petrograd hears that there have
RECEIVED IN_ ““8 0" been anti-war demonstrations of 1
serious scope in some Bulgarian '
, Idistricts.a astate of siege having
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has been proclaimed to 2:31,,th ml'.
received a supply Of_ license blanks. disafiecfiofl1rted.thmu h 8M5”!
which must‘be filled out by officials lagg‘aramonsiderabli forces of
of clubs in Norwaik who w1th thezAustrians and Germans hm”
permission of the members, “dispense. been drawn from the casted .
liquor as an incident to the socialifrom and sent to Southern Hun,”
zary for the campaig against Scu- '
the couhty commissioners Ibia
The objects and purposes of tho" Field Marshal Liman Von Sm»
club or organization must be speci- ders former German commandu- 4'
fled. 11111;: many members belongr to of the. Turkish forces in Euro“, ,,
the society and when it. was formed, have gone to Bulgaria, according
must be made known. The names of to advices reaching Amsterdam.
all of the officers must be written on French strategists are plm.‘
tlt'c blank, and. a copy of the by-iaws with the capture 0t Tahurc M
of the organization attached. , Hill 199 in the Champagne. "’-
Blanks may be obtained from Clerk ported bv the Paris War attics,
3mm], as the hill is considered on of-
IH WHIlll H. S-
The gigantic foreign war loan, in
the opinion of one downtown banker,
will mean a period of prosperity for
this country. This credit loan, he
states, will remain in this country to
pay for supplies which will be pur-
chased here. It will stimulate all
branches of businesia, he thinks, and
prove a vertiable boon. Not ‘a penny
of the loan. will leave the, United
States. It will stay here and ,wlll pay
for Supplies, and msnufalqtured arti-
closo‘IMade in U. 5.? ‘
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sd‘mvnn's BELT REDEEMED.
CHICAGO. Oct. 77—31110 famous
championship .dlamand belt presented
to John Sullivan by. admiring friends
In 1887. and later left by hint in Chi-
“eager 1111 security for a 841.000 loan, is
again “‘- "‘9 possession °f “‘9 "“5““ to present advices, there were
heavyweight pugflla't,tt 11.111111111111111" tw’enty “row“; '
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Sullivan “Well It from-1adowOl-‘0f the receht movemcnts of t I
WWW"W”‘”" m Teltclestroom. She vv'a launched
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