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SOUTH NORWALK CONN FRIDAY OCTOBE
R 15,1915
mo CERES"
Local Rains and Cooler Tonight.
SAIIED 0VER
PARIS IN AN
AERRPIANE
Wonderful Experience of Dr.
Samuel Goldschmidt, of This
City
SllIlllEll RAS- GARRRENE Al
IAMOIIS WAR RRSPMAI
- llas Vivid Impressions of War Torn
France
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Was Well-known Th
Head of Connec
A o o
I Lighting Co.
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A Andrew 111.1014 known thnouuhout
New ll nglnnd as an oyster dealer, 111111
It"10111ei‘l1.t1ad of the (111111111111111 1111111
v1‘11111nd Lighting Company 1111s found
dead in the bathroom of his home 011
Al11ii1'fiel1l 2111111011 Bridgeporh
Anioi‘ning.
Astllllt‘ 1111111, but 11115 apparently some-
“but beliel last night. He fell tit-‘tlll
’as be 1111?]. '1d the bathroom toda1‘.lle
.is surviwd by his \1ife, 11100011.: and
ill. Samuel Goldschinidt son of Mi. AAIIIIIA:P(LAA:§;:::IFS
(EEEEHEAERJ‘II 51021:? tIEiisbtoiltAIMIAEIti‘i‘lll): Acity is 011' had bv the Rude] t‘otllllillf
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Andrew Radel Found
Dead in Bathtub at
Homein BridgepOrt
. roughout New Eng-
land, as An Oyster Dealer and Former
ticut Railway and
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and is situated on Water street, down
Aton‘n. Mr. Radel 1111s president and
tieasurer of the Rudel Oyster Conl~1
:panv, and was filtv 11111111 years old
Allc 11 its born in Newark, N. J
Mr. Radol went to Bridgeport from
11"11111r11aitl became the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting I(‘0111pa111'.AtI
tl111 tiine of his death in addition to
his extensive ovstci pioperties Mi.
Alludel also had large trolley interests,
or ster house in this in Narragansett Pier. R l, 11"l111111 I111‘oftl1
Iilltltle his summer home. '
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iliol'ning iii"ri1ed at his home here 11f-
1 4111' three months duty in the AmerAi~
can Ambulance Hospital. at Neuillv-
Sur- «Soin, just outside of Paris I
Il1‘ran11e,11here he worked in the cup
acity of bacteriologist. 111.. lold«A
scbinldt was 11 member of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania unit at the hos-
pital. Today the young doctor left:
this ('ity for the John Hopkins 17-Anl
11111-31111 where he has 1111 instrue'toi 1
AMISS PERRY AND
MR. SIARR ARE WED
One of The Prettiest Weddings of
ship
Onb of the most thrilling: enper- A The Autumn season
innocs Dr. Goidnchinidt had abroad
11 in the distinctly novel and alto A" ,
gather out oftlie ordinilrv one of sail-,1.
ing‘ :LOOtl feet over Paris ill the rate One Of ”19 “10“ “”35“"? weddings
'nt 70 miles an hour in an aeroplane of the autumn season was solemnizedI.
guided by the skilful blinds of iihnrdr' yesterday afternoon when Miss 111er
soldier in the French army. He was ,
“up in the air" tort1 minutes D1'.Aence May Perry, was married to Les“.
Goldschmidt y“ naked how he 419431 91‘ Scott Starr of, Union street. The
nIlol‘t. ‘ IIwremony was performed was perform-
'AA “A“ the most womlf'i‘f‘” ”All?“ Ied at the home of the brl e 011 Fort.
ience 1 eerr had,” he. said. “it “AWAstreet by va. '.R G Hartley. pastor of
,wonderful the South Norwalk Baptist church.
During the ceremony the bridal party
A stood before 11 bank of palms. and flow-
‘ers.
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Delegation 0' State growers to anarchenellas roses. Tile bridesmaids'
Take Matter Up IWifl' Agficul-A\1oro blue chiffon and carried clusters
l 3 of white roses
I Department A George Howard of South
”*— : was the best man. Miss Grace Scofield;
in special session at. the Stratfleldtplayed the wedding march from “Loh '
hotel, Bridgeport, yesterday nftornoon,i engl'ln". The brides glft's to the maid
white crepe dc metor and carried a
shower boquet of white roses The,
maid of honor was the bride’s sister,
Miss Marlon Perry and the brides-
Amaids were Miss Lillian Johnson 1100'
IMiss Ethel Brown The maid of honortcepmnce of the proposition would of Norwalk which was operated by Washington street,
A carried mean the discontinuance of foreclo-AWarréYi W. Foster or Waterbury Aft- plaintiffs In both these actions
Norwalk ‘1
the State Oyster Gronersfi Association of honor and bridemaids were brooches
1. m' 1.1.11 1..
W. H. Raye of Boston to confer withAme best man a garnet “le NIL .
_ tliiitoflic1atls§f ERIE Repartmeggiof AERSI The immediate jamtlies of the bridal
cu um 11 as 11g 011 rega 11g 1 ,
recent order issued by which pructi- Ioouple were present and guests from
cally all the oyster grounds in Con-I Donbury, Ridgelleld, Weston, Bridge-
necticut. are condemned and the in-I port and other places. A dainty wed-
terstate shipment of tlie bivalves tak Ailing supper was served at the close
on from the beds prohibited.
"The growers take the claim that theA M the ceremony Varied and beautiful
order will effectually blot out, the in gifts mere received from friends The
dustrv in Connecticut if allowed to bridal couple left on an evening train
fgntinne. IT}? 0m” “'93 Imnde “1303 for Hartford and points east. Mr. Starr
e repor 0 an inspec or name
Bates. who was talked of at the New and his bride on their return from
[Haven meeting of the board of aldr‘u their bridal trip will llvét at 76 Fort
men as 130550ny incompetent to jddge. street A wide circle of friends extend
it in possible that a hearing will be
1 demanded by the oystormen be- hearty congratulations
fore the Agriculture department. The] ‘——‘
ter may be taken to the courts, ifI
311.1221'3..:.i1.".i'.'i:th:"u'llcIIAIIIIIS IN BIIIIIIII
llltllll it) III tthSllliRill
be taken against the factories and
other pollution sources to prevent.
» further destruction of the beds.
W
There will be an important meeting
of the Bridge construction Committee,
this evening?” 0110' of. thednteroatlng'
matters Winch theiiueplbers :wllt cori-
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as re ed t) “
Two and Viola brought this nom- 0011;331:3031. ' l1 hecogggggcfittlm
:Iusmasolnzkgargtaildhgagsal06‘1ng pally vita: be obliged to rip up .
1 ;5 tot! y in the office of’tbe change 0‘ location of theh' trucks
puty 1511111111 Edward" 3
ho 1‘0 11111015 brought. FOREIGNERB ATTACK LAEC LA.
bony. audjthe' WAS SHIN GTON. O11, 15'1f‘Th “
11313011 tho-00001111, atttutlonaltty e.-
“suit. brought 103011101 "dose by the labor lawi w 1011' 0011,1110
11111111911 0: Staples HardwaroCompany.
cadet-11mm is 101‘1875.J11dg’e Edd
611 Ml Lockwood represents the
day by. the supreme Com.
required employers to amp
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11an born persons of electors,
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The bride was charmingly gowned ln'
‘IIARIEIIRII REEICAIS
'Yesterdii‘y. afternoon the doliowaig
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10 Sillli
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DAN BURY 01'.tl'.’1.~vll was un-
'nounbed here today that following a
confet‘encé between National officers
of the United Hatters 0t North Amer
tea and their counsel ii proposition.
'Ifor the settlement of the judgment ob-
tained in the United Stilles (‘ourts by
‘11) 10.11001“; & Company of this (it).
against officers and 11100111ch of the
United. Hatters of North America, to
day forwarded to 101111501 for the plain
title ‘111 the case. Judge Martin .11
Cunningham. of this city, alto .ney for
the United Hatters, confirmed too
the statement that an otter of Bottle-
ment had been made. but declined to
make public the terms
The proposition has been sent to
Walter Gordon Merritt, of N011 Iorkfi
of counsel for Loewe & Company. Ae-
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sure proceedings against individual de-t
fetidants, instituted several 11 echo ago
and now Iln the Federal Court.
VISII WAIER SYSIEM
- Yesterday Ifternoon 11 number of
dfliclals from Hartfordreonn” in com-
pany with Water Commissioner Ste-
phen S. Hatch,1isited the South Nor-
w k water system. in Wilton. Hart-
fo is contemplating the building of
a new water tiltei, and rgpgesentatl’ves
of that city are paying visits to
plants in various sections gleanlug
ideas.
In the party yesterday were: Caleb
M. Shvlll‘e, Chief Engineer of the,
Hartford Water Works; I. lit. Wise, anI
assistant engineer, and James S. NewI
lands, of the Newlands Sunltaryl
Laboratory, Hartford. I
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IIIIIRNAMERIRIINNINGCIIISE
Interest in the outcome of the Elks'
pool tournament is high. Thirty two
games have already been played.
three more remaining. 'izhe last will
be played 01: MOnday evenlhgof next
week between Carrier and flyington
Gopt. Edgardus' teanr leads Captain
adores standing at 2,028‘ and 2.000.
0001121125 were «Imad01Rewnolds
l . 0; Elliot night: I.“ Ahéar
11101111. 50 Tomorrow weft
”All
2111111131 and Bull captains
'IstlIn3 tennis. : ,
plaintiffs hilt both actions. t{The cuties - below] attacked by torolgnera
clulm‘ tatu'te’ violated.
it} II In
Illnrien June 28 and 1121' 91111
§rlght side of the road at the time of ,siciafi,‘
Hull’s team by. Just 28 points, the 1
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Secretary Burnes Stirred By Recent:
Accident lhny Drivers “00'
The Carpet"~Twenty- six People:
Present houses or ExplanationsA
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AARRMMENIS
d
IIEMDRIE 0
“Something will be done within
short time to put a stop to the mac
tire of speeding that many autoists,
have engaged in on the new ltilford‘,
turnpike recently," said 5111'11ctaryofA
State Charles ,D. llurnts after the au- A
toinobile hearings at the. State Capitol
in ans“ or to the query of 11 hether the
111111011111 11 inch happened about uiiIo'
Anight Tuesday 011 the turnpike
3111111 11 two men were killed and 11110111
Spent $14,803 in Six Months
CIINSERVAIRR WAMIED
this ”m, CH} about twenty years ago, in I,ei' 11121 die had hastened nition on liisI'
“Will “as due 10 .ipoplexy fironnei'tion with 11h'1t 1111s then the Pa“ in ”19' matter.
H1 had been in poor health {01 m-Idgppou 'l‘rnclion (‘olnpavrh “hiehA
Twenty-six Cases Heard.
A Twenty-six cases for 11011111011 of tho
:nutoinobile laws were heard before
ASei'retary llurnos yesterday afternoon.
in a number of instances the liienses
Allpplicatioii of Daughter,
Emily Bigelori, lleard Recently.
The. application of Mrs. Emily film»;
0"" appearing befmethe setretur) low, daughter of Colonel (‘hitrles W.
were suspended and a number of oth- Hendrie for appointment of a con-
.11r persons whose licenses were nott senator of her tether's person and;
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Atuken away by the secreary were warn IprOW’A-‘A' ““5 “Ag“‘d ‘“ ”‘9 ”OMAN
1?.(ourt Stamford. yesterday.
The argument “as preceded by u
fibrief examination of Walter D. Dos
ed to show greater cure aboutli their
methods of driving in the future.
I llobcrt Halfpenny of Rowayton was born, treasurer of the Stamford Trust
Company, who testified that the Colon
(burged with operating an automobile cl had keprbis accounts 111311 paid up
Within“ 11 “0811391 falling to SIOD after! with the company “the colonel 1105
Ann act ident. and operating a motor ve-'
[11ch in while under the influence of li‘
Aquor. it. dc1eloped that Halfpenny had
been operating it our for several?
months without having a license. He
m, , ,,,,,,, ,,,,_MRS. RRAPP ARR MRS
1. 1 1 PARRIR All RIIIIIRCES
:Conllnu‘e’d'éon r1111] Paired
ASocretnry Burnes reserved his dect
Anion. N‘I
'l‘ony Leonitto 1)! Stamford collided.
with Robert F. Dibble of Roway ton in Mrs. Lilflan‘ M. Knapp. of this (1111
persons today. in the Superior Court, was
, [treated a divorce by Judge. W ilinm
nere injured 190nm" 11011 drl1lng a S. Case, from her husband, Clarence
motorcycle and said he‘ was on the E Kni‘m’
the well-know) local. mu
Mrs. Knapp won her decree
the accident. Dibble said he was fol- on the charge of cruelty. She was
flowing another car and that. he was also awarded then use of her maiden
‘name, MISS Lillian Ill. Watkins.
AaiiddiinIlItI cutIln ahead of as he turned; Charging dcsertlon, Gertrude Par.
on 0 email r
0110. Secretniynumes tier, of this city, was successful this
said he would not give a decision until morning. in the Superior Court hero".
“190") court of Bridgeport hIiid decid- Judge Case. in securing a divorce
Aed the case lion! (‘harles E Parker. She was also
leo Cotleglano of Watdr‘bury, run granted her maiden Hallie,1.\liSS Cle'r
trude Gates.
Into the automobile of Louis Borden
Attorneys Keogh & Candee
represented
of
the
or hearing the testimony the secretary
allowed him to go.
80100 111111111 1111
111111013 CHANCES
East Side scholars, who are obiigll
Ito cross the. river each morningI on
RIISI SIREEI CORNERS
III RE WEII- PIIIICED' III 1...... II
Several of the street junctions 111A draw of the new bridge is being closed
the upper and lower parts of the city after allowing a boat to pass through.
where tramc is frequently heavy will Thisunorning, in particular, a number:
be well regulated by the installing oerfI children ran 11p the slanting leaf?
new police dummies. These were or- of the draw as it; was being‘ lowered
tiered recently, and will he placed to At times it. is necessary 'to raise the
day leaves up again before closing them,
Chief of Police William R. Peiintnguand in this case the children would
ton will place one of the dummies at have likely loot th‘clr footln and
the pcornbr of Washington street and 1 would have plunged into the pit t the
Water streets. Another will be situnt- foot of the leaf, where they wouldA
ed near the Soldiers' munument at the doubtlessly ha1e suffered serious in-
Ijuncture of West street and West jury. The operator ii} the motor liou1\
avenue. Dummies are also in use at on the other side of the bridge could
the corner of Railroad avenue and not see thein‘ Parents should warn
West Wastngton street and underJtheAtheir children’ not to indulge in this
Washington street railroad, bridge. Idangerous sport.
has; a edulmlggplaced at the corner otA ISIARII 0N PERSONAL “I
IAX ERROIIMENE 800M
Willi and Water streets and' at theI
corner of Wall and lRiver streets.‘
In the regu' this of traffic the duct
mics prove rery efficient. II.IA
Registrar of Voters Jeremiah Eugen
stated this morning that the Wregis
itrars of voters of the city Will ”alert
.a canvass for the annual personal tax
REM EIIIER WIII
MEASURE i8 III45
3.12..
told how many; portions are liable to
11 Judge lochwood Says the Former
Colonel and Deputy Sheriff.
AS MEARS 0E PROIECIION
Mrs.
’ a result the hose rot easily,
or F. H Gnuung, Chi’f Getl‘ge W. Bo- There was a violent:
. ~ , state law goIvel'niIug'I' title hconrp‘lllriu of i
Athé persona tax is t e registrars
anwtg:k gllgdfggrtofrrlttgignnzshgt {gifiAare rdqulied to make a personal visit
to the downtown ‘water, filter, which“
was authorlzed at. the race t district:
-to every house in the city to weer-1
A
German Torpedo Boa?
Sinks British Submarine ,
Near Baltic and NorthSeas
:Serbia Makes Formal Announcement
That She Has Declared War on Bulges
‘ ria—SurpriSe Attempt to Gain Route to
Sofia is Defeated by Bulgars—Teuionl’c '
Forces Progress Four Miles Alongflie
Danube—Entente Allies Have Already]
Given $6,000,000 for Arlny Mobiliz'aff’dlf.‘
A German torpedo 03:; $03: ‘A
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marine today in the passage con» ‘
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necting the Baltic and the North
Seas, known as The Sound, a
Copenhagen dispatch states. A
German cruiser and another deo—
Atroyer in the vicinity hastily
. steamed away southward, the dis»
The School Board met last evening ,patch adds
and prepared a provisional budget, British submarines
Iwhich was accepted In City Treasurer have been active in the Balfic
Boon ell for the coming y.cur The run Anear the scene 0f the incident at
ning expenses in it total $129, 572. 45 today several Ge'i-man 51¢
and extraordinary appropriations having been sunk by them. I
amount to $19766 1‘- ‘ A Formal announcement was,
The figures for the fiscal 511111' which made today that Serbia haddde‘fi
ended on Ottober first shoned the net‘ clared war on Bulgaria.
'1'osi of running the school that year The first war Statement issM
“us $125,.698 1'18 The running expenses by the Bulgarian General Staff;
“New $133,281. 87 and additional ex-‘dated Thursday night, 21ch
'p 01.1'111-1 for interest and capital layout the Serbians of initiating the
were $12, 971811. During 1111- year the offensive. It declares the latter
board iecelved from scources otherion Tuesday as a surprise abtompt
ithau public taxation the sum of $19,- .to obtain possession of strategic
191111.101 which the tuition fees andA points in Bulgaria commanding
state enumeration grant makeup more Athe route- to' Sofia, but were do»
I than $19. 000 of it. These funds were‘ feated and driven back.
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recently
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turned into the city treasury. ThereA A press dispatch from Nish 00
were also received state library and. Paris declares the Teutonic
credits amounting to $562.16. A forces have not progressed more
Athan four miles south of the
ADanube at any point while the
A Bulgarians are being held along
WIIMAM MIIIS EAMIII Awe 110111111
Greece is being financed by the 1
AH'ER HUSBAND DRGWN AEntente Allies to an extent 0119’”
SA ficient to pay the expense 01E
keeping her army mobilized, no» 3
Icording' to an Athens dispatch to
NEW 101111 011 15.——'rhe bodiesfiMilan The sum of $6,000.11!» 3}“
of Mrs Anna Huntsinger, aged 40,. ready has been advanced, it IS
13“.}:133“.‘l‘“‘.l“li:‘lf". Al'-“°'1iii Adedmd
iz , , a 111's 0
were found in their home lnyBrooklvnA In the liardanIellfels flat! Eur?!)
today. All of the nine gas jets in Claim to aVe m icte envy
the. house '11ei'e turned on and onlvAlosses on the Allies near Ana
one of them was lighted. farta by the use of bombs and to
Police believe the dead woman have had a similar success near
sought to cause an explosion, 1111 that Iseddul Baht m hand grenade?
scrunch“. ;33111,,;33,;1131.1;1:.11.... 11.1.1 torpedo m
Huntsinger yesterday identified the have been driven fromtthe Ni?
body of a man found in the East fiver rows by the fire of Turkish , I
as that of her husband, Joseph Hunt- 'teries. ~
singer. i
REMIRAI EIRE SIAIIRN
REEIIS RAISE DRIIMR RAIRI
‘1».
RUSSIAN 'ADVANCE _ ,
HAS BEEN CHEC j
i‘FRl 1N. Oct 14, via London
4' if, 11. 111———Thc Russian arm
which has been advaming vic—
torlously ii‘l‘efnstern Galicia
said by the War ()ffice todav’,~IcIr
'A t t tht ., d l have been checked. The Rita,
. piece 0 appara us a is nee 01 1 , . . . ~ 1’
very badly at the Central Fire Station, 311:1“; “.ch gnun bdd‘ . @333
is a hose—drying rack. No provisionS‘t e, 4111m- “'9"-
for the drying of hose after a fire has.
been made. at the new station, and as
and be-
come mildewed and their life is short-
ened considerably. Fire Commissioni
VIOLANT BOMBARD- , " :
' MENT BEFORE L0
PARIS, Oct. 15, ’2 :38 p, m‘.‘
b‘omba.
gardns agd OtAlI‘ltnNI‘e eggfigegmgfea IA“? I.ment last night, both sides in
matter 0 scour g 0 rec ad ' '
one or the situation is that there is gig Pa” A’CAOTC 14005 3“}? n
no basement. to the Central Fire Sta- ., 01Wh€71 according to l e a.
lion. ‘ nouncement given out by
AFrenIch War Office this ‘af,
ACIIVIIIES III A
l 1111 Riltlls,
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oTIlerc also was spirited I: . flit-IA!
lighting at the Hache Forest
BRITISH CASUALTIES ' A'
. THE DARDAN
LONDION, Oct. 15, I :12
At the 7: 30 o'clock mass in SbI——Tlfe total of British cos, "
'00? the 11111..
We??? bThggmfmd‘Atm “I The registrars will alum 111111111111
‘gfilie b; 13111110 000‘ 0‘1. a! blunt continue the enrollment of“ 1100001111 11A
within; 1 The admliomwnicn 1111111001” ’33 mm” “m” ‘A’ “‘9
‘ 01111111 fax enrollment the million MA
1 co‘ncr e slmilar‘ to the “other mules, in the City of. Norwatk be-
. structure will be 782045:
- . tween,“ th loge o 21 and 00 you are
buy a daily cnpedlty of I150 .000. ,l
Halli: l on The. coat .wlll fie. within he gimme 1:1? :1“, ltitary enrol ent
5.000 authbutndi'liythejdtstrlc o 13. 11ml 45,
, veterans; menthol-s of the etatb 1n
‘ ,Iitta‘, policemen and brunch are euempt.
‘ Joseph’s church, next Sunday morning, I,
ales between the.“ Haven cannons, K. of, 0., who will
see. secured We". petition state officers
at the Dardaiicllcs up to‘ On 9;,
accordingr to official fissures '
:rhe re today was 96,899:
Members of the two local councils.
olwth‘e Knights of Columbus are 11111.. LONDON, Oct. 15,12 '45' ‘
torestod in the appoint $111191? 11 com- -—~In_ a note to the British
nii'ttee of five from oil of the New eminent received today,
announces her. definite
members of the South Nor-walk Coun-
011.010.1252, K. of 0., Will attend
communion in a’ Body.
to designate
111- New Haven. as the place of the next * “I” intervene "1 the ‘
Knights of Columbus strata convfitlon behali of Serbia at, pr
Norwalk Chronicler