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KDVIDS INJURED
IN NDIDRCVUEE
IICUIDENIV
Ran Into rear of Herman Sach’s‘
Automobile On Main Street Yes-V
terday Afternoon V
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Big Fire
Goldsmith Block Des
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3111‘ 11011 loss has caused by a fire 11111111
.SAIB Io BE CAUSED BY Vbroke 0111 at 1: 30 this morning in the
Goldsmith Block, at the corner ofV
Main and State streets. The large
timildirrg, 01V'1upied on the ground fioorV
1bv the lager-(Trauford food store.
HIS DWN NEGLIGENCE
V11'itlr offices on the 1110 upper floors
Rushed To Hospital for TreatmentV was gutted and the contents practic
V'all3 all ruined. The scene of the fire
~llttendanis Says “9 was Ill-V is in the center of the city‘ 5 business
toxicated and Abusive
section and a general alarm 11as sent
Vin to bring out the whole department
Vto protect the surrounding property
Jullil KOVRCS. 1V5 “ONO" “We” 3"“ it took an hour of hard work for theV
ond District, crashed into the rear 1er __
Herman Sachs‘s automobile yest1r'da3'1
afternoon while riding his motorc3'1leI VHRST VCUJB IEA or“
and he sustained inuries that landedV
him in ,the hospital. llis lip was cut
quite badly and cuts and bruises cov— V
ered his body cause by the hard fall
on the brick pavement on Main street
Dr. S. H Huntington attended the in- VMTS. Parker of GTQOVIWIOVI Discuss-
juted man and had him sent to theV
Nora all; hospital. According to thoV GS the Play “Damaged GOD‘S"
statements from the phvsiciaffs audV _,_.___~
11111803. Kovacs was under the intiU- V The first 1101 1111 merit of the season
cure of liquor and after arriving at the held by members of the Community
hospital he became most abuslvo VClub took the form of a delightful club
cursing and swearing 10‘1dly. tea, at the home of Mrs. C. C. Perry,
The Accident occurred Wat. about 4- 30 .yesterday afternoon The capable
o'clock NW WDSIWIW for it ‘5 hostess was ably assisted by her
placed upon the motorcyclist by u‘9Vidaunhter. Mrs Louis Wardell and her
'statements of Mr. Sachs and other' sister 3,1133 1K3“; True
nitnesses Sachs resides opposite Har— 12333333135 the 193,111,133, E. H.
riot street on Main street and had ,Parker. of GreenWIch secretary-nt-
turned to enter the drivc11'.ay Accot'd- V large of the Connecticut Society of So-
lug to his statement. Ko1acs was at clal ‘H3giene gave a talk on “Dam-
Katherine street, when lte/madc the aged Goods 1- 11th was for tile 1,933.
turn Kotncs “as coming along ‘t “V ill of those who were not familiar with
800“ “‘9 0‘ speed and “53mg cloaeV the play. that they might be better
to the curbing for when he rebelled prepared to enjoy Edwin D Mead's
satin/5'5 “W30 his motorcycle s‘r‘ICKV reading from it on October 20. Mrs.
“10 right "3" wheel of the automobile V Parker very interestingly and tactfully
a "’0‘ “id at half from ‘V- “‘3' “'35 V 11111111311 her theme, and the address
thrown off and landed between lhchreated a pleased jmpreg
trolley tracks. The wheel of the auto- The talk was fonowedo y fen-93h.
mom" “‘35 deOHSV‘ed merits which were dainty and enlOY'i
Mr. Sachs picked the unconscious able The. next affair of the club willV
rider up and carried him in his yar'dtbe held on Oc‘obpr 13 w,hen Miss
VNevv LOndon Business
Center Threatened By
of $75, 000 and Many Occupants Sus-
tained Heavy Damage
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Vof beer kept the company in Vimlal
NEIV NEEDVID VII
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Many Large Claims Held AgainstV
Bankrupt geomern Hare BeenV
Admitted by V Referee itoadley
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The tangled affairs Of the New Mil-V
ford llat‘t‘ompany, whith 111111 11 vol-
I111111111 petition in hankruphy on July:
.. was again before lit fer :1 in Bank- V
ruptcy (‘arleton 1C. lloadlt—y. of New
Haven. today. lu the Superior t‘ourtV
room here. The hearing 31115 a c11n-‘
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2.1.
in its bankruptcy petition the
pattys stated that its liabilities were
$184,1i337, and its assets 590346.981.
11111 that it would be solvent if lt'
should be absolved from liability for
$133 0011 11' opth of notes which the late
S S. Green, secretary and treasurer of
the compan3, had given. The petition-
er alleged that the notes had been is- V
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Early Today
troyed With a Loss
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trrerne 11 to gel the blaze under C1111-
V'ttol and the contents of the building
It: '11 were not spoiled '13 tire and
1s1noke “ere. completelj drenched. in
addition to the (lager-C rawford (.‘ont
pany, those who were sur‘ferer's front
the fire are Mrs. Thomas H liitkey
Dr. Thomas Sollz,Par1nelee's Tl(‘|~‘2(i
Agency, Dr. Carl A. Williams \‘cv:
london Sand Company 01'. 12.1}. Aber-
nethy. dentist; Queen is1tl)1.ila,me1i-
ium. Ilr. Soltz and his brother, 11 ho
had been asleep in the formers 1111111,
made their escape through 11 1111111011
VThe building is owned by S. A Gold
smith. Tire fire stat'ud' in the balterl’.
operations and that It had received
no benefit from them. Referee Hood
ins 1'.alid
shape of notes ranging from 35,000 to
‘31 ,000 held by banks in Albany,
. Boston, Bridgeport, New HavenV
and other places.
1 An attempt by a Wnllinglord bank
V to collect one of these notes about two
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Mr. Walker Objected To Mr. Miller
Offering His Wife A Final Glass
0f Beer
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V'IltDiItV CD. ID DIVE
The ilrs11a11d the police say tth
last. session of the Keg and SlammeroV
Club was held last night at 37V North’
Water street downtown. A ful
humor until midnight when Mrs: The Connecticut Comp“! has
Charles Walker excused herself and offered to pupils in the public schools:
retired to her apartments. She was a series of cash prtlen for the be“
followed shortly by her husband. Vessays to be written by the school
Jules Miller, a tenant. out of the children on the subject “How [keep
goodness of his heart brought two safe upon the streets and roads ” The
glasses of beer to the Walker bed- side competition is open to pupils in “18
as a goodnight braccr. Mr. Walker high schools, in the grtfinmar schools
drank his heartily. but objected toV and for the children in the rural
his Wife taking any more She had, schools throughout the state. The
scious form in a dark hallway. Miller first prize. 111320 in gold and the second
thought differently. and the little argu- ‘prlze 310.1“! competition essays are
meal developed into a wild battle. Vto be sent to the state board of educa-
Both men were mutilated to some tion on Or before December 1 and the.
extent about the face. and Walker‘Vs awards will be made so that the local
thumb “as somewhat laccrnted. duI15chool authorities may deliver the
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1sued for purposes of private financinlr
1 weeks before the death of S. S. GroomV
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and quickly summoned Dr. Huntington.
Frances Hard will entertain at a club
to its connection with Millers teeth. V
prizes to the winning pupils ”Decem
Kovacs was discharged from the hos-
pital this aftemoOnj
SPEDIIE III [EN
lea front 3 o’clock ttntii 5 o'clock.
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MD. VIIIIN DISDUIUDED
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, The police got wind of the rumpus.E ber 15, 1915.1‘1111 judges will be the
Vand “m9“ they ”let?“ the building state board of education and an officer
Vthey traced a trail of blood from tth of the Connecticut. Company. The
VWa'lrer apartments to billier'It uncon-. 9333313 will be judged from Their 0011!
50‘0““ tom I“ a dark “R“WNY- Miller: mon sense safety suggestions and from
and Walker were put trader arreatqthejr grammar. spelling, composition.
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MIV DE NECESSARY
'The adoption of the charter amend-
ment, which changes the fiscal year
of the city to August 31, and the meet-
ing time of the Board of Estimate to
the first Monday in June for tire fix-
ing of the tax_.rates, at the recent elec-
EDDN IKE NDSVIIIE
Etgene VLaflin, of North Main $1,111.31
popular employe of the R. 6’: G fac-
tory, was discharged front the Nor-
waik hospital this morning. Mr.
Laflin was admitted some time ago to
undergo an operation for appendicitis,
which proved thoroughly successful.
Each accused the other of assault. V
Both men were battered up consid-V I
erabiy and needed the attentions of
ID1'.‘R.. M. Wolfe, who dressed their
numerous Wounds. Walker paid a fine
of 39. 25. Miller couldn't raise 315 and'
costs so he went to jail for a number
of weeks. V
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etc.
ARMENIIN MISSIDUES
HAVE BEEN UESUNED
PHIEUES IN
DEEENSIVE
PUSIIID
AProblem in Pitching is the All
important Question in fourth
time of National Series Today ‘
thDRIN NIV IltV IWD
UNUSED IWIRIEDS
Early Crowd Today Even Greater:
Then of Yesterday
nos'rON 0th. 12 I—The staiuteV
books of Massachusetts home October.
'ley however admitted all the ctalmsVlz 11s a legal holida3 in commemora-
These claims were in the lion of the dis101e1'y of America byV
Christopher Columbus. l'nwriticn
N-Vlaw 111 Boston stampui the day this
Vt'ear as a holiday in honor of the
world series baseball contenders An
other tremeuuout crowd thronged the
;111'proaches to Braves‘ Field for the;
the lied Sax and the i’ltillies, anti.
c1 untiess thousands had no other plan
for the day than to be where thty
(‘( ul11 follow the play.
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.IIRENEN IEISI UK
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Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held its monthly meeting last
night in the Central Fire Station,
with a large. attendance of the mem
bers present.
A proposition was received from the
New York Cabaret Girls, who desired
to give an entertainment here, but it
was voted down.
Tire matter of holding a public pino
chic tournament with a charge of;
twenty-five cents for each player, and
to include a supper, prizes for the
highest. second highest and lowest'
voted to inner same. in the hands of
the officers. ’V
One new member was elected.
Later the members enjoyed a de-
licious oyster supper. it was per
pared and served by Mrs. Ann An
thony, the janitoress of the Old Well
Compby, and it was pronounced ex-V
ccllent in every respect. .The oysters
were of Norwalk growth, and donated
Bulgaria Begins Long
VRIEEV SDUIII III
fcut'th game 111‘ the title test between‘,
.NUIIIVIIJI DVSIENSV
Threatened Attack On
Serbian Government
Move Made While the Teutonic Forces
Are Battering the Serbian Defenses on
the North—Greece Has Not Taken a
Definite Stand, But Maintains An Ar-
med Neutrality—~Petrograd Roports An
Important Victory for the Russian Arms
Attack made North of the Romanian
Border
Bulgaria‘s long—awaited thrust:
tSerbia has been begun. News
Vdispatcltcs telling of the start of
Vthc Bulgarian drive were con-
Vfirmed this morning by an official ,
mem CHURCH 10MORROW‘V announcement telegraphed from. .
Nish to London. All the stuck:
be the Bulgarians have been tr
(in Wednesday evening, at 3 o'clock, Vpulsed, the Serbians declare.
there will be held in the Parish Hall otV The Bugarian movement is de» »
Trinity Church 11 Rally Social for the signed to take the Serbians an
lmembers of all the parish organlza the flank while the powerful,
lions and for the members of the par- Teutonic armies of invaders ”'3‘
1.111, battering on the Serbian defense.
The Rev. George 1.. Paine, rector of from the north. The attack by
St. Paul's church. New Haven, and King Ferdinand's troops bu
chairman of the Social Service Com- been launched 90 the northeastof
tmission oi the Diocese of Connecticut, Nish.
Vuill speak on the "indi1ldual Parish in The Bulgarian invasion begun
Vlt's Relation to 801 ml Service Prob on Monday night, the drive seem.
lems Vingly being aimed at. the railroad
V .- \social time with refreshments 11 ill Vthat runs from Belgrade to Con-
follow. The annual r'a'll3 service will‘ stantinople through Nish. It is
the next Sunday evening. The Sunday‘ Valong this line. that the main It-
Vschool will have its rally next Sunday tack by the Teutons ls being con-
Vat noon. Many beautiful stereOptican ducted in their attempt to break
Vpictures of the Life of Christ will be through Serbia and form 'a con- _
snow-.11 Vuecing link with the Turkish Al-
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MR° CANHH'D VAVIES V V Groeece 511;“ has not taken a
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definite stand in the conflict, it
is indicated by the announcement. _
made by Premier Zaimis to tilt,
VGrcek Parliament "esterday Her 11
A pretty wedding was solemnized in
the parsonage of the South Norwklk
Baptist Church on West street. last
Vnight, when the pastor. Rev. Ralph G.
Hartley, united in marriage John Earle
Candeld, of this city. and Nina Edith
of Newark, 1'. J.' The at
be armed," were his words,uc~
cording to Athens dispatches.
An important victory for the
Russian arms is reported by Pe-
trograd, which states that the '
IAustro-Gemian lines on the.
Stripa in Galicia have been»
Vneutrality “will for the present :
scotes. was brought up, and it wasV.
by Captain David B. Decker. who re-
‘ Baughan,o
'te ndants were Mrs. Lillian B. Jones
and Richard I Jones, of Brooklyn. 1'
Y After a honeymoon trip the couple.
Vwill take up housekeeping at 2 High
s.treet downtown. Mr. Candeld is cm-,
1ployed in Jacob‘s shoe- shop, uptown.
VMany friends extend Mr. and Mrs. Can
Vtield sincere congratulations. '
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MIV REIPPDINI USDUNE IS
3D DISIIIIDI IDEISUDEII
vigorously pursuing their
31 upon Serbia.
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pierced and that the Russians use.
.8 o
vance.
This attack is being mad
north of the Romanian border
and syncronizes with the virtual
opening of the campaign of the
Central Powers and Bill
The possible political effect
upon the situation in the Balkan!
may have been a strong consid»
tio in its 1311 aching”. ‘
faRomania’s participation in the
war on the side of the Enbefi
1Allies is assured, Premier Btu»
tiano, of Romania, has given the
WANI MONARCHY RESTORED. ' __
tion has created a situation of dittl- VM'V“ Mary Landrlgan. Of Water V W ASHVNIGi?i:lio?l‘£ul12 firmer“ ceived a VVOVe Of thanks from VVVPV hre- CIt is extremist “1:28;; —V:Vlmgltimt')rirm1rvil:l‘f Italian government to under-
' 1 - _ ' ' massacres n s c r o are eeu . . .- ommissioner 1 1
culty in respect to the city finances street was adnntted into Tie V0211“? PEKING, 0"" V12 -—In a mandate renewed with visor sinceyBulgaria's'mmV “IVS evening appear before the city stand according to Rome ad-
thh a view to obtain suggestions andV.veSterday ‘0 undergo 11161 c“ we“, dated October 10, and issued last ' lntment or vices through Parts. Ruminifi,
entrance into the war as Turkey‘ 11 al- council concerning the appo
possible light on the subject {Mayor (merit.
Harstrom. members of the city coun-‘ Mrs- James J Desmond. M Roway
' city and the corporation counsel met Vton, received admIS‘S‘On 1““ night and
last night at the Norwalk Hotel. The was operated “DOVn
provinces of the Chinese Republia ofV Department today from Ambassador
petitions urging a restorgtion Of ‘the ority of the Armenians in Asiatic
1“ng President Yuan 8“ K“ “k ly This information reached the State,
nowlédges the receipt" from all the Department today fromII mbassador
predicament in a nutshell is that the
V city must raise money to run its de-
Irtments, as the regular taxes will
, not be due until next September
At the meeting. those present dis-
cussed the allusion and it w s left: '
_ i with the corporation counsel to elest,
some word! overcoming the 111111511113.
' , f In the present position, the city, in-
untold! or being one year behind 11111 be
in root 1510 years back in the collection
. of-tVonoo. ‘Tbe possibility “of 1111111111111;
as 111111.111 up and may be re-
- united in the issuance of would; late.
LAWYER AT DEATIH'S DOOR FROM
..~ ANTHRAX.
Rare Olsen‘s Among Men—New York
Health Board looueo Warning.
NEW YORK. Oct'. 13. -—'—GVoorge F.
Stockade, a lawyer of'Rlverltead tel
at death's door, in Bellevuo'llospltal
. 1' ailment extremely
rare among men, “but not uncommon
among sheep and cattle. .
Mr. 5111111111111“ 1111191111, ._tbeV third
from anthrax within three weeks.
yeofeday by the“ health department
notifying persona attacked by rapidly
spreading bolts to 11111111 to a physi-
. ' maximum: termt‘ “Stimulant.
monarchy lie
that; the will of the people mustsolve
the question of a change in the form
of government, and that any change
must be in accordance with the con-I
stitntional compact lri Vorder that the
people's real wishes may be obeyed,
Pre‘sldent Yuan Sill Kai orders those
in control of the election to perform
their duties strictly in accordance
with the low. , .
it is learned Officially that the Na-
V 1y. will be called early
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of 39111111119111.1111 decided upon in the:
impending expression. of the popular
warns-11.110111111111111: will be ’1 consti-
tutional one . ' *1
President Yum 78111, Kid's, statement:
Indicates that 511111111 111111911 tile on!-
pororobip' istbo pooplo‘ ‘ rdeelores for 1810
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states émphatlcalli'VTurkey had been kitted.
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SHELL .FISH BQARD BEGINS
SPECTING OYSTER BEDS.
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Commission Como. In Foot Yacht Lu-
cille—May ind bloom". V
Inspection of loca-l dystor‘ beds by
the connectlcut Shell 11‘-lob commission
was made Saturday by commissioners
1 who arrived in these waters upon the
fast motoryaoht Lucille.
.The tnopoctionoof oyster: beds 18'
IN-
V‘JIKE” ,IVDEIE INA
however, will choose her
true for taking the field.
The new Balkan campaign
to the fore still more
'a treasurer for the third district. 111- Owls
though W S. Hanford, Democrat wasi t
elected at the recent election be de- 1
cllnes to act The present incumbent came
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Jacob W. Wolfe. third district Dem-
ocrat, who was elected selectman at
the election recently, finds himself in
a funny situation. 0n.tl1e ballots his
name was printed as Jacob .11., al-
though his middle initial is "W." When
he went to’ the office of Town Clerk
Herbert R. §ynith yesterday to be
sworn in he gave his name as Jacob
-W. The town clerk' said Joc‘ob 1.111111“
is Myron D. Osborne, Republican, and
Commissioner Snitlln will discuss with
the councilman the advisability of re
appointing him as treasurer.
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IReports have it that J. VLI Brown,
of Taylor avenue, to an applicant for
3,311. regularly and it is believed that, been elected, and refused to swear hintV the- berth of building inspector. the
the present visit to'Brldgoport. nod vi-, Vin. it will be necessary for Mr. Wolfe position at the present time hold by
entity has to do with the "set" rather to formally present evidence to the Clarence l. Finch. The appointment
than the settlement of dlsputes be- council that be was the man elected. or a new inspector, or the To appoint-
tween tbé 3.1111111310311111: and the
growers. ,‘
The more is 11111111 yacht build 1110- Vuueua' 'moy be "collar 11111111 to‘ identity rip-11111111111111.1111 is”: said;
The man who
npmtnated him at the meat of Mr. Finch, will not be made
'cauouo and also the secretary of the until February The council makes the
however.
1111. 1111111111, vessel. area with contact] him as the" elected selectmaii Affiliate” that Mr.- Broom- racy- bring the matter
'lou'lr mains and ill comment. need- its ntarvaloo. be prepared; That's to im- up it tonight's 11151111111 of the city
”any ‘to surveying and oyster dreading.
Vloop‘b A. White in the directory.
Vcoubctl, or at a. tutors mastitis.
prominently today, with the au-
nouncement that Bulgarian
troons had invaded quia. T on
far few details have been
ceived of this movement, win 1
has been generally expected.‘
The speech of former Pre
Vnizelos in the Greek Cha
of Deputies is regarded in _
land as. favorable to the cause. ’
the Entente Allies. The doc V
Vtion of the former Premier
it was no longer a q
whether Greece ought to
war, but merely when she
do so, ‘was made with the
proval of a majority of
Chambers The former P .
told the government plainly
only so orig as he policy ~
iollbv'ved' would 1': recoiye 1
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