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Operator of Machine that llit Pole
Killing Ina BennettaWiltoncir|11 Expecled—Fire and .Waler Do Damage 1
Gets Maximum Penalty
Clllllil AGREESW leE
Alllli [0N6 ARGUMENl
lleiuses to liear Excuse that Stam-
lord Alan Was Unfamiliar with
The Roadway
A line of $100 and casts, the maxi
mum penalty for conviction of recit-
less driving of an automobile, was im-
posed by Judge Bartlett in the City
Court, Bridgeport. Saturday, on
Charles '1‘. Bland. of Stamford. a con»
tractor. who was driving
bile which struck it pole on Fairfieid
avenue near Clinton avenue. Bridge-
port. on the night o’t September 25.1
resulting ill the death of Miss Ina
Bennett. of Wilton.
Penalty Changed.
Judge Bartlett at first made the
penalty $200 and costs. being under
the impression that Bind waejlso
charged With drltvlilg while ~Witteri-
’cuted’.‘ When he learned t'hdt lid bras
not so charged. he garc- him the nl'axi-
1177.031 slob each;
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: atom for reckless driving
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1sland was represented by Attorney
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Will it ANSANIA
Saloonand Gennan Glub Frequen-
ters Arrested for illegal Sale
- oi liquor
ANSONIA. Oct. ll.--Under the direc
tion 0! Sergeant Robert W. Bridge-
men. a saloon and a German club in
Ansonla were raided tor the illegal
sale of liquor yesterday morning by1
state police. Several arrests were
made and the cases will be tried in
1 the city court of Ansonla tomorrow
morning.
The“ first raid was made at 10: 45;
o'clock And was at Patrick McCor
~mscit's saloon on Main street.
Cormack was arrested charged with
t the illegal solo; of liquor on Sunday.
Those held as trsqnenmrs were pan-
lei O'Brien. Milie Kelly, 33 Clarence
_ ‘3 Rowe. John Leonard. izesEc Brooks“
(Jack Johnson and Mike Rosenberg.1 -
Model-mack was released id S200
bonds and the others furnished bonds
At is o'elocli the- (Ismail tilt club
{.1135 raided and m Sclmlt and
’ moon‘s stellert wcrs1umtcd.13csah
- is oceans” his 21an is; sebretnry’
the automo- ‘
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1Boder Explosion in
:Weymouih Shoe Factory
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Engine Room ProvesFaial
1Engineer Condrick lnsianily Killed, andt1
1 TWO Flremen HUl‘l 50 Thai Death lS1Seyen Itore Witnesses Appear Greatest Paying Crowd
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\‘l'EYMOl’TH, Oct. ll.-Ell~
gineer Cornelius Condrick was killed.
two firemen. Frank Reed and William
Mass,
die. and a 1lllll‘tl William
Burns was hurt in the destruction ot1
WAY SHAWN l0
SAVE COAl MONEl
lests Made By National Govern-
ment In a Ten1lloolll House in
New listen—All Depends Ilpoll
Drait— Millions Gan Be Saved
By Attention To the Furnace At
fireman.
i the Proper fills
WASHINGTON. 1). L‘.. Oct; n..—A
problem which reaches into nearly
every home in the United. States and
touches the pocketbooks or. several
million householders is discussed
seriouslygln 1a ropogo issued recently
by the: biblical: helium-oi Peberfimm1
of the interior, in which the experts
of llidL burglar: tell the public in detail
Just howfl’h heating their homes this
coming wintel. they may save in their
coal bills.
1tlle. engine room of the.
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For any. Were bad] in ured, and ma
‘1‘ - y '1 y1tatlory and \\lllle the main building
George
Strong shoe factory here Ioday. by a
boiler explosion. .
The engine room “as close to the:
did not take fire there was consider-1
able damage from water.
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bridmort Ian on local Welles
Arrested charged Vfltb Misun-
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lotb Ield tarballs oi SING tar.
Trill latter
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The report. issued at a time 1when
winter supply of coal. intimates that
large savings can be made in nearly‘
every home and give specific figures
at the results ”Sbtained in one home
in which. every effort was made to
consume the coal properly. All the
report was issued solely for the bone-
fit of householders, copies may be ob-
tained by anyone who addresses the
United States Bureau of Minesifi
The tests referred to were made in
a ten~room house in New Haven.
Conn" which was comfortably heated
1st 11 cost of $48 for the fail and win-
tier, a saving over other houses oi the 1
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1Ellllllllilllil llllllllilAlE
1Sewers And implement Will Be
33llequested For Several Sheets
1 Residents of Quintard avenue are
preparing a "petition which will fb'e
presented at the meeting "of the city
council tomorrow right 3$ some to 3.
ethics as; ville'rgln they will aquést
that til stiller bullish venue:
Officers thn ‘H. Smith and Milton
the coolel weather is .upon the noun-11 Lockwood. upon complaint of men,
in and people ale isylng‘ ih1their1
sol Ritzu. Saturday night quietly raid-
ed the home of Mrs. Mary Ritsu. on A
Lexington avenue where they arrested
Mrs Ritzu and Frank Hegedes, tom
ly of this city. now of Bridgeport on
a charge of misconduct Both are held
in bonds of 82, 000.
'Ritzu has not been on friendly terms
with his wife for past three years. A
number of years ago be retained Ab-
torney Joseph J. ldnxweiler to bring
an action ~ for divorce against his
wife. who is represented by Judge Jos-
eph R. Taylor. ‘This matter. however.
did not materialize. and the diVorco
was not granted
Upon several occasions Ritzu had
informed police headquarters of the
Saturday night visits of Hegedus at
the Mrs. lRituu home. thedl‘ls. it is
said. has been married'twice before.
His first wife. according (to reports.
divor'ced him. and he has another wile
living in Stamford. it is. said. Mrs.
blitzu has three or four children.
Last Saturday night. Shel- a long
and patient watch: Rit‘sll saw Hegedtts
enter his 1wlte's‘home.1‘l'he police were
notified and? Oillcers Smith and well.
wood rospondcd.— ‘Repeatédknoclis on
the trout and back doors brought no
responses for nearly fittest: minutes.
when the police were admitted by
Mrs. Ritsu A deal“ located Hégédhb
and. later Mrs. thsu was arrested
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1Attorneys Are “in: their Final
1 Arguments
1/ Seven witnesses told Judge Keatlnzi
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hiding in a’ closet. ills“ via's‘ arrestéd, «
”the coals wigs postponed until both 1
retained couhdél. Judge vosbnrgh ilx~ .1 _
ed the ball at $2.009 awhlmhlch bad ‘3
1‘ 7‘3 _.3:3.'raa injunction salt 11mm. scutnat
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r. Warmer Tonight and Tuesday.
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for the Collins! in Stamford Basebal Contest Witnesses Bat-
1 Probate Gould 1 tie on Braves’ field This After-
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Manager Garrison Thinks, However,
Iis lAall Wit Will 1
in the Proh:t.e Court. Stamford. Friday
wilemoon that they believed 00" Nationals and the Boston Americans,1
ACharles W. 'Hendrle unable of hud-1meetmg at Brave: Field in the ”mat
1"“ his 0"“ basins. “id" in ‘ j"'1galxle or the world's series today. had1
“1010““ manner The testimony w" as a setting for their championship :c-1
heard by 5““ Keatlng ‘3 the mmm’l tiv‘ities a crowd which official predict
ounce of the boiling on the applies-3 ed would prove to be the greatest paid
lion °’ the Colonel's ““51“" 3‘" ‘attcndance in the annals or baseball. ‘-
Woodbrldgefllxeiow, for "'9 “990m" The teams had changed over Sunday:
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case will be finished on Monday. when‘ park in me major 19881198. w the big 3
Attomey Galen A. Carter will be call gest grounds in the country
‘39 1h” h“ “an" For two days Braves Field will be
Dr Robert '1’. Lawless oi the Givens the scene of action. with the. resulting
Sanitarium. who has had charge of the prospect both nuanclally and in thel
MAW WWW.” number. of. spectators this will be a
six ”methane the “ref withstand“. record series. To date the attendance.
he occupiedahe etsmor over an hour.1 3! helm; huflb‘ up. y‘al- but with
testified to the mainland Plinth the ill-01% toéfivfid‘fii bdrpnte o the
cal condition of the patientmnd ma 0 previous figures.
1the1 statement that. with 11his1present
lurked improvement continuing; Coin '
Hendrie will ‘ be able to have tin in-
stitution. ‘ bly tree from any do-
sire-tor lntoxlcants. and a muchxim-
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PARADE lllli NORWAlll
Gdcnbus' lirlllday m By
ltalaclldl-Iastim1 1
The itallahs of Norwaill will not
hold their annual Columbus Day par-
ads in Norwalk tomorrow. as has been
the custOm'in years past. This affair.
for this season at least, has been done
array -.with Many of the members of
the local ltalian organizations. how'-
ever, will go to Saugatuck. tomorrow.
where they will take part in a big Cot-
umbus Day parade, which will be held
in that place. -.
mt eyenlng. members of the ital-
ion Columbus Club. at Springwood.
held 13. smelter and entertainment 411'
honor of Cannibal: Day. The happy
event momentum very much; by those
in attendance. Earlier in: the even”
about 1350 italians. with. a brass band,
serenaded: Selectman Philip Costell-
as». at his home. on'Hnmllton avenue.
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence. South Main
street chlropodist. yesterday afternoon
attended an interesting meetingot the
Connecticut ,Pedic Society. of, which
he is a member. in the sunnroom of the
Hotel Stratileid. Bridgeport.
Prof. Alfred Joseph, of the New
York School of Chiropody, gave a
demonstration of orthopedic strappn
(or various toot troubles. By a syste 1
of strapping. Prof. Joseph demonstrat- 1
ed how a toot can be shortened. by
“raising the arch from one half to one
inch. Speaking of foot troubles among
school children. Mr. Joseph said
large percentage have tlat test and
that the child should be taken to see
a chiropodlst as often. it not more so,
then taken to a dentist.
.Begular business incident to the 01
quarterly meeting. was transacted. “111
the- next meeting will be “held in Hart-
lord on the second Sunday in January.
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Henry. ' 3.399.011.1121!
1: . _ ; lug over the unmadtbridge inc-strum
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Ever at a i
‘South Norw aik boy. 1 1
1hours. 24 minutes and '42 seconds. He
1previ0us1rnnmas’made at Chicago,.
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tori: inlfllflmoort skiddedlas it round-‘ 13‘.
"A ”it 1W storm as midi-sous. .1
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til _’ going to ohsche the natal day or: their
5 j‘tnterestiug manner, tomorrow evening. ,
The. Columbus Day obssryalice will be,
" . lnbthe, form of All entertainment and
13193er in the rooms of the downtown
germans Leave 3, ODD
1 Dead After Assaults
in LoOs,__ Northern France
Heavy Artillery Engagements Are Report-
ed Norih of La Scarpe and in the
Champagne District—New Greek Cabi-
nel Expected to Declare its Policy——
Alleged Secret Treaty of Germany and
Bulgaria Also Likely to the Discus-1-
sed—German Shell Fire Practically
Destroys Serbia
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The Germans left dead are er
31timated at between 7,000 and
18,000 in number in front of the
allied lines alter their ineffective
assaults of the last few days in
1the vicinity of Labs, in Northern
iFrance, according to today's.
RACER, is A, stitcment of the French War
‘ iOffice. It alludes to the outcome 33,
NORWAI'K Boviof the figlling- as n‘lgravew M r 1::
1costly check" to the Germans
1 Heavy. artillery cngagementi
north of La Scarpe and in the
In My Noll. WOI'WS new"! lll' Champagne :re the only activities
nthe western front mentioned .
SW CAI“ M Sheepshead sam'io in the official statement from
day lived; 0n Remand Street
SAW ill Alli Will
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they Downtown People Aell‘lelllber
llilu As A Youngster '
Parliament allwhich the; herit-
.Ca abinet's deduction of full“
1policy in connection with 111*
1war is expected- The W
secret treaty between Gem,
and Bulgaria “also is likely to be. I
subject of debate. The Germub
legation at Athens denies cite-ex-
istencc 05inch a treaty. '- .
King Constantine, of Greécg -~_:
11"Gil" Anderson. winner of the most3again3 is ill and confined to hit 3
sensational automobile race in history. 1 “.1
cantor of the that prize of $20,000.1md1 :mxg‘h ::;::ing to ~ adVicet33 C
holder of a new world' s record was :1
Paris gets reports that thunk
About fifteen years ago Anderson quarters 0‘ Belgrade which 110'-
lived on Raymond street and he ls1is in Teutonic hands, was den-s;
remembered by many d0wntovn peo troyed by the shell fire of the
-.ple When the courageous and daring Austrians and Germans, when“;
racer lived in this city. according to d
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reports. he was quite some boy among331 sancginto Serbia now is in fill ..
the boys: “
Anderson, in his Stutz machine,1 It 15 hinted an an Athens dtt',
8made the 350 miles at the average patch that a much larger anti
rate of 102. 60 miles an hour. The speeo1force than had been reported “1.3;:
WA“) “:10: ”11:11:12?! {lzuioii’lgndmt smut” the expedition ‘ be“
‘1 3“ ° landed at Saloniki for semceifi.
smashed the world’s record The best! Serbia.
1 Reports from. Bucharest are
where the speed record was a little1that Bnlgnrian troops are 3331:1311! 3
better than 3 3h0urs. 35 minutes, “"1trenches near the. Ru Mm {
135—38 seconds? The former local man 's
'performance is hailed as decidedly her and that artillery 3180 has
been brought up 1 :31 13
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brilliant. save for a necessary step
for gasoline. Anderson sped around the
{track without another delay. A num-
ber of more experienced and some .ialn
this drivers from time to time were
forced to drop’nnt of the running.
GREEK STEAMER ‘
,1 BEEN ToapsooEfi
lPARIS, Oct. 11 9.308. .m
The Greek .seeamcr Dimrt
owned in Andros, was torpe'd
Oct 6 by an Austrian submafin
southeast of Sicily, accordingrt‘fit
-,a communication. from tire B.
isll Legation to the Helios c
rcspon’dcnt at Athensfi The Credo.
was saved by a French
steamer. ' .
The los'srof the Dmntrlos was
announced in Londonvycsterih
but no details. were given 'as‘
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MINISTER DELCASS 1‘“
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PARIS (kt. it. it 13011 ."mr‘
1Toreign Minister Dolomite, '
the mdlsposltlon, "lit‘liii
obliged ro1'kep‘ to his
intro WW -
ill COLUMBUS DAY
.1 Members of South Norwall: Ootthcll,
Knights of Columbus. are
p:tron.,Christophcr Columbus. in so
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