Good Government
The Sentinel stands for
what is best in municipal
affairs.
ESTABLISHED 1870
THE SOUTH NORWALK
' EVENING SENTINEL
"All the Latest News
Be a constant reader of The
Sentinel if you desire to
be well posted.
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN 0 PERATOR.
Entered at "the South‘lllorwalkl’osl
Office as Second Class Matter.
s.
SOUTH NORWALK, C0.NN, SATUDAY 0"TOBER 16
1915
Tvi o CENTS I
Cloudy Tonight and Sunday.
' 1
lllllti liDllll
CARS IN DNASHI
~' IN SlRAlloliD
I
I
General Fran
cicollilla I
Reported Killed in a
Fight 0f Army Men
7, 000 of the 9, 000' Said to Have Revolted I
CARD PAllll
AND DANCE
I
i
I
I
l
I
lit succissI
“Iiici Iiiiii
fDNCl fDNANMl
AND NAVY WDNN’
l
l
l
I
l
I
A
Hard Fighting In
Progress On Trenches
Near Lorraine Front:
5
French Claim to Have RepulSed Several
I
-— ' Men, and; . '
Rear “a Collision in the Center AHOIIICI' ACCOUHI Says Villa 15 Being [movable Affair Held last Night Frigisiotlltotr 66:, 1):: “st. Counter Attacks There, and [“50 BEI-
’ ' t cos uc too 0 am 3 ms ,
last Night, Results in serious Tried by COW; Martial I ":1? Imwftg ”I" we"! to I, MI... I”... "I...” W ween the nge and the Schratzman—
' I 0 . DSOPII S urc A " ' , _ . _.
'"’"" “M" Sm“ . . . .. . odoud uuuuu woundo .' _-_..---- I gram I nele~40,000 Bulgarians Attacking the r
‘ M‘ PAbOi ’ll‘exas: ()('["‘ll;""1A 1:90;: The Villa garrison at Juarez last, I . II R ’l d B .d N v I d U
that Genera ‘rilnclsco ’l a, ea er . .. . . . . , ,_ ---—-—- l
I , _ _ . . night was sdld to ho greatly disturbed. I a ear a an ova ._n_,
SllPPERlRAILS 0N .53 IiBlE USED DifiNSE 009 Nin 3'” " 99 . -
been ki 9‘ was rougl 0 j 350’ could not be learned, as residents had 5 ° ’ - y
“I”. early today, by :1 Mexican. who just feared to c rose the illterna‘rnall I TESL!" BUIgaI'Ia and Severa, Off'cers
IHE CAUSE arrived from Casas Grannies. ’1)“ng A c‘rovtd of persons gathered ARD PLAYING; YEAR $400, 000, 000 ' ' . °
. - , - . ' I I Q
‘ . l-‘mmm‘f‘igl ‘° 1“” ‘15:"? 3"":“25 at the riler late last night, but littleI I W'th Pro RUSSIan senhments Hal/e Re
15“" i" a g" w 19“ sa ec 011 ro e information filtered through. .._............I. “""‘_‘ ‘ 0 '
M tornl m . out in the Wild army late yesterday \vxsnixmox on 16~llocogni ‘Dancing Followed Playing, HalI Regular and Continental Army GetsI fired from the Army
0 an 0"“ Through vestI-ihnotller "Apmll' brought by an Amar- tion of the Carranza Gmernlnent in Pretiily Decorated I $70, 000' 000 A ___.._..__.~_, __-.___..___. ..s I Hard fighting has been in \ \
”MIG, BIIt Escaped lnjnry I‘m" passenger, said that 0“ Friday Mexico probabh willbe extended next l ' iprogress on the Lorraine front.
‘ \illtt was being tried by a court -lnar- . , , . _ \ . . . . .
week 'lhe PanAmtrlcan I once (on I ’ the French clalmrn to have re_
S'l‘r “AFFOR-lj—o t. 1 S Ilia] ”“1 ”‘9‘ ”‘9 m‘” was 3”” in ferencc will meet then to arrange the? Uni of the “'0’" ““"“‘“‘r‘" “fl‘m‘: WASHH‘GTON' 0“ 10 ”0‘15”" g
“m, :rljured wt 0 l 6 : IX permits. progress when he left (‘asas Grandes. forin which recognition'shall take. Iof the season was the enjoyable raid for a military force of 665,000 men and pulsedkeveral countersattacks on
em". together the: (net trolley cals'I’ The Mexican who reported Villa? Setretary Lansing will call the con p'arII and dance which last cloning construction by 1920 of sixteen capital. A SPEClAl COMMISSIONI trenches which they captured yes_
no.“ “Wilford cemztlalltlntll collisionIshoL declared that the trouble arose ference together following the receipt who. held in St Josephs «(hool hail ships-~~ten dreudnoughts and six babI Iterd ay
“0le Sl”.tett of Ifetull'sibcoifiuinlz: A“ hen the chief caller] upon one of his or formal assurance from the gov-‘ern 0“ ”MA! street under ”‘9 “uNi’Icefi 01' ”9 ”“38”"“9 mdude‘i m plan: [or . Repulse of a strong German at.
bistant Kuperintende t f Icom'rades for a forced loan The man merits of Brazilaud Chile that they are the Altar Society. of the parish national defense as approved by [rest ""88 Members “I" [09k IMO Con; tack between the Lin C and the
1““qu L” 1 II o the John is as ordered shot, the. report continuosnin accord with the derision to rec0g.l There. were 51 tables ill use for thegdent Wilson and which had \lrlually f _ ' De t S h 1 g
‘ e “swan“? (onIpam when he refused to accede to \‘illa'si nize Carranza Such assurances have (artl plating. Tables were subscribed feat‘lli’d COXltlIltiitm today V mm“ 0 CI" 5 Mme” 3 A c ratzmanne e‘ in the VOSges’ '5‘"
was the most seriously hurt, suffering It
all hunted back. cuts and bruises and'
the full extent of his injuries are null
demand.
[million in the alml result-I been gherl by the. other Latin Amerl- bl SPVNBI 1190919.
w ho donated the.
Ietl, it was said, approximately 7.000 of can nations. It is believed that all of prizes for the winners at their tables
and traffic was interfered with for
big the meeting of the hiring of ac.
This great military force would be:
provided for by the creation of a con-
I also is reported by the Paris
This morning Mayor Curl Axel Har- ! War Office
slrom announced that lIe‘ has appointed
\
the 9,000 troops revolting. In it tight thorn will take identical action with Dancing followed the turd DIMIHK- ”“01““! army “f “RA-”00 men, an i“ , Tile report has reached Athens 1 ‘x
l k I . ‘ ' " l
‘9 "0““ that follow.ed the Mexican sald,Villt1lthe United States. lSterliniz—\\'elrritz orchestra furnished crease in ”‘9 ”Elm" army to ”0'0”“ James “00d 0t “~15! street IFlewerthat o 000 Bul arian are t ‘
HlCllHl‘d Senkel 1‘ SAZ\II1SI1'(‘PI.An-I --—-‘——-mv— ~ —~~-~-——~m.._._. . .Inmgk for tfi]: [“9818th dl\’(’!"~‘l0ll (If men and fl llllllll‘d strength of 125; Montgomery, GI l‘l‘llllC? SII‘GPL and . 4 , . g S a - - n
count, was among the not of inju marl ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ' . Charles E. Dunnebacke. of Myrtle tacking a rarlroad bridge between
I the etching. 000 mtn. . ‘ . .
”Alma“ (reorge A Clark of Deton,t tIHIRD DISIRNCN MEEHNG JUDGE KMIING 1-0 DECIDEA (Continued on Eleuenth P888). The program for the Navy provides street. as ”'9 special commlsslon to Valandovo and Hovdovo, 0“ the
VI. W Smith, 0f Mliford, 3"“ “‘0 ”A“ for the construction during the first 3““er ”‘0 conditions of the various d.“ line from Saloniki, about no
ere. one from Bridgeport and one flornl year of a five-year period of two partmenls 0f ”‘9‘ city. Tm” mayorfilmilcs north of the Greek border,
Stratford. I ADJOURNED 10 NOV 3 60'. HENDR'E’S fuIURE; dreadnougllts two battle, crmsers'appointmenls are in accordance with
. ~ . . t Unrest in the interior of Bul-
The accident happened at the foot Amman submarines. titre mgolns ”‘9 {011°}th TEEOAUUOE passed a _ , _ . _ ‘
other: incline. the two last cars mm- —-——-~-——- A submarines twelve destroyers, and the last meeting of the city councllz‘ =gana 13 reported In Spcflal dis-
thins thé Ill-at out at the. base of the one or the briefest Third Districtl H... " ’ WWER BEDS provides an mot-em or 8.000 in net “RPSNM- Th“ ‘1‘” may" m" “a pmhes “mug” Bud‘amt Ma“?
hill. slippery rails coated with wetImeetinrs on record was held last ev ”lull“! 0" ”Flinn" for cflmr'I. some] and q“ Imam, 0, 2.50 In the lle'ls hereby instructed and empower officers of pro' Russian sentiw
leates are believed to hate caused the coins in the Fitch School. The re- valor Closes With “MIAMI“! Naval Academy student body. At the ad to appoint a committee Of three ments have retired from the
failure of brakes to hold. John Fer-I90” 0f the “0-0011“!!an “0W 3‘ work a men of knowxl ability. residents of the
. . ABI’I geporttlystorman Saystlnlyflne end of the the years it is proposed to I . army it is declared
T18, of Bridgeport motorlnan of moon the books will. not be, ready until Speech! by ludge Downs, Who add to the Nlny in addition to the city. who shall serve as a commission. 0 r . . . .
last car, was through through the res-,Novemher lat. so thin both this re- ASKS That 600d N m B " ti. ”I“ FI'OII "hid! BWIIVOS Are sixteen capital 3mm more than sev without my. to examine into and study: nly ummportant operatronsr‘vo--
ironic of his car, but escaped seriousI port? and the commissioners’ report: a e- o 3 Taken is Banned my submarines fln'y destroyers ten each and every department or the cityval'e recorded by the Turkish War
injuries. The more seriously hurt‘misht be taken up 1" the same WWII Tainted " I scout cruisers ad the necessary aux. government. the financial condition Office in its latest report on the
were taken ‘° “'9 0m“? 0‘ Dr- “WI “‘9 "mm“ “'“5 “dimmed: “It“ be' ———-—— New m m. ,8 0m m ,1 ff , iliarles The total cost would be two.- thereon and the ”mm 0‘9“? “mun" Situation along the Dardanelles.
land, at the Center, and given medical ing in session less than ten minutes, 9 I A l p l“ " N“ l ”‘I Iing now used. with a view of insuring. . :.
treatment “ to the evening of November 5th. JUDGE—“4 pt. '3" of ”‘9’ 03“" bed“ I“ this state 000000 efficient and economical administrao‘ ‘
. - . _ Colonel charlcs w Hendrle‘s future ha”, been c ,demn d b u, be I The defense plans can for a 10““ BULGARIANS ATTACK .
« All three cars were badly damaged Chairman E. E. Gorham, lll inforrli- 0‘ 9 -‘ 9 1“" d t lion—said committee to report to the , .
I is in the hands of Judge John F. Kent lInent of Agricuture are incorrect acr expenditure on the army an "my box ITARD'A‘ BRIDGE \
$400 000‘ 000‘ council the result of such examina-
ing of the Probate Court, Stamford year of approximately
cordirl to F“. S. Beardsley. of Brld e- ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ . ,
some time countants stated that representatives; The closing arguments were heard in g i g ,i'l‘he army's annual appropriation would lion. and to recommend what action A’l Hth’ Green lritla‘y
‘- 0f the Gunn and Richards Company,| the a licatlon of the Colonel's dnu h Iport x‘cept one are also taken In I be Increased by 375 000.000 to provide 51‘3" be taken thereon ” IU‘t’ 15' 8 I) -. \la A arts, OCII- *
after paying .WP visits to this cilvl. W 3 Mr. Beardslev to reports which say Iltt 11:50 a. lll]:—l ortv thousand
of oysters for augmenting the regular army and;
f,te on Mrs. Bigelow of White Plains, for that interstate shipment
beds in I onnectlcut ,I in the creation of a continental army. ,
, ..
liillgariallI tr',oops with artillery
the appointment of a conservator over taken from ’
Iarc reported to 11m c begun all at-
refused to make a bid for the work 0
going over the books of the district A
itiiiITcilllili
. lNE l‘rDNN. DIDDESE‘
.On Tuesday of next week, OctoberI
19. Rev. M. J Lynch, of St. JosephsI
church and Rev. J. J. 'IMcGinncss, ofI
St .Mary' 5 church. will attend the all-j
nual conference of the a/.:tant pas“
lots of the diocese. The. meeting will
be held in the‘ Cathedral at 2:30 amendment to the resolution. which :2 beztizn‘gl‘l’ffi“? “m; with “a" i“ Quarters of Company -393“: Richard Hegarty or Winston. Speak- {be}: 10‘ “30 ‘ISS‘S‘aHCC 0f the ,9
o‘clock in the afternoon. was resented b C E D nnebacke. e co at our 0 a 0 Hour ‘ \ fi- I . crrlails. - 1’
D Y 1; argument. That his plea was heartfelt Extended ing editorially of the brotherhood s
The local division of the A. O. H. .
has received a circular from State.
The}! stated that it mdont cost $500 or
$1,500, and they Wouldn't take a
chance. “
The firm of H. E. Blssell & Asso-I
crates, of New York, however took the
contract for $500, the amount author-
ized to be spent in the Cavanagh reso-
lution, passed at the last meeting Mr.
Bissell wrote that he will also carry
out the work ill accordance with the
The Bissell firm will recommend the
Iller father. A passionate and eloquent :f.orbidden
Iplea Was made by Judge Downs, coun I Only one bed from which oysters
Isel for the respondent. Judge Keeling .irre taken for market has been con
reserved decision, 'but in a few day”'Itlenrned. Mr Beardsley said. and ”mi
Ithe former commander of the Fourth bed is in New Haven harbor just in-
Regiment may know whether he. '5 to side the breakwater. A small piece of
remain a free mm“ or be subject t"(ground at the mouth of the I-Iousa-
the rules and {regulations laid down by tonic rlv,er he said. has been con
a conservatonguardian. I Idenmed but no oysters for market are.
Judge Downs has seldom been heard “1km, from this place
INDUSTRIAI PNDSPlllIll
SININES W___ t ill fDDNDNl:
llnusal Bertrand For Joel-Makers
"H
IDDND. "NIAI‘NPEANS IN
he assured the Court, and the tears
I“8NDlll” lDDSllN MEN
tack on the ltarda bridge, l)e-,r
incur \ alantlovo, on the railroad
DANAAN DDlDDlli All ,.....I MI... I... We,
Congressman 1.; J Hill of West attack is about 20 miles north‘
atenue, this city, will speak at the 0f llll“((11Ct‘k border
The other speaker will be. the Rev from for“ artllng ”OOPS and 5UP,’
Lighthouses on the Bulgarian
choice of the speakers, the Connecti-I
hate
been
running from Saloniki into Set-x
'l he Bub. _,
Ilirst Union BroIherhood supper. which garmm JPIMTCHAIY arc attempt-
will be held in the Methodist church ing‘ to tilt. r‘ailum communication '
Canaan or. one evening of October 29 and mm cnt tllt lintt‘lllc Allies T
. (L
Q
.system of bookkeeping best fitted for out Western News says; . Icoast extinguished
.,-
2 ratio and convention in the. history of
hill iiiSDNS
.1
the murder of Harry Phlllips,a1.ewel-
. " Phillips' body w.”
:gtot’irtht floor?“ of .tlio’ uildli;
‘ police colorant had been nicownl
Secretary John S. McCarthy; which?
contains an official call for‘the' big
state parade and convention of the
order in Middletown, August,\ 1916.
Preparations are being made by every
auxiliary and division in the state,
and from all indications it will be the
largest and most successful state. pa-
ths Connecticut A. O. H.
-—-——____.._.
llllD fDll NDNDEN
CHICAGO, Got. 16. —Elgllt persons,
ire men and three women, who held
under arrest today in connection wttlh
the electrical department, aside from
presenting a most comprehensive re
port
tDAlE Sll lDN ANNUAL
“ DDDifllDW'S lAlN
The. annual fair of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, 1 0. O :.,F will be held in Odd
'Fellows’ Hall nNouirnber 12th and
13th. This date was determined upon
at: the meeting of the lodge, last even-
lug.
On the evening of Novlamber 4th
members of the local lodge will visit
r‘ttloltty Leonor o.- 0. or in Bridge—iv
port.- Friday night of next 'week there
*w‘found shot to death in a.
uund on. I the
and the
down the stairs from the fifth iloor, on
hiclla'dllo turd ”bocholor opartn‘rerltl.
Di Ip- ownoa ‘0. audit neighbor-hood
Wag to 9’ worn-I
N53
d apartment building lestI
will be a rehearsal of the term and
guilt-d. preparatory to the initiation of
the large class of candidates .on Fri-
Iday. November 5th. Thedlrector asks
that avg; member of the team ‘Ind
guard attend the rehearsal- IN All
On next Tuesday evening the regud
lol- meeting of Friendship Association,
No. ’l. will‘ino‘etf at the home of 5m.
Frlrd other,“ Woodward avenue 0n
Thin-eds; otter-noon plumbers of the
association will limit Gather-ins Assn.
Ithat rose! to his eyes as he recalled ln-I
stances in the career of Colonel Hen i
.. ,6 t... .. CDNWDIED AND llNED
ledge, testified to the sincerity of his;[ In the downtown court yesterday it
remarks. He begged his Honor, in his tel-noon, Judge George H Vosburgh
closing words, to refrain from statn- totind Aaron Stevens. Ferdinand Heinz-
lng the name of Hendrle foreverrnore: man and Benjamin Smltrr’ guilty of
by appomtlng a conseryator He “k“ Icatcblng‘ short lobsters. Stevens was
spirit of his daughter and her husband man and Smith :20 and costs The
must have been, that they should “k costs in all cases will probably amount
that the name be so stained. to bring”o about $12 An appeal was taken
IBobes and MI}. :Wllllm vowel
shame to their hcildren and his grand' A
children. I
'ciRDPAllil trill l
III Iris Intuit
At: the ‘c n W631 avenue, ed-
campy arm-hood Mrs. Eugene O’gou-
n's'lt entertained all cards. Auction and
. plain donut were“ played“ The attor-
noon proved one of considerable en-
trom the fines. Bonds were fixed at. 860
for Stevens, and $15 each for Help:-
man and Smith.
Several hours were taken up yester-
day afternoon by Judge John H. Light.
repress ting Stevens. and Attorney
{Nobsm ab Candee, reresentin‘g Smith
and Heinzmdn, in the presentation of ~; ‘
eldbora'te arguments. One“ of the con-
. tendons made was that the three men
Were outside the local court's jurisdic-
tion, in that they were lobster-ins in
waters other than within the Norwalk
boundary. ‘\ g . .
"h‘orr‘woLK HOSPITAL Morse.
ed his Honor to consider What the fined $10 and costs' and both Heinz-
' state for inany years, and who has er:-
I. mm Iylldlngs in this city, will be
toyin'ent. Refreshments were nsrvodi I Herman E. Molina. secretary of the avenue Bridgeport. Monday morning
at}: chine of the playingi The prize local lodge of Ellen was admitted to with a redolent high miles at St up- -to-date committee.
1"
The prosperity at this time being en-
joyed by Bridgeport. Waterbury and
other cities‘ factories has struck Nor- '
walk. Outside orders have been recelv-I
ed by the Wheeler Brothrs Brass Foun-
dry on Water street, downtown, with
the result that business with them is In” talks 0“ ms observations m U‘is'
uboorn'pg considerably.
INew quarters in the upper part of
the foundry are being fitted up to ac-I
commodate the new rush. and from:
25 to 30‘tool makers will be added
to the force of the foundry ato
providing this number of skilled'1 menI
can be secured. ' .
NADEA lDNENAl Ill
‘ DE NflD MDNDAN
The roam/Ill of Andrew Bade], prom-
hunt in the oyster industly of the
hslHJI-om his hits home, on Falrtloltl
mmouwr Tm“ scored a point in Damian“ t0 the port of Dedcag.
“filling A‘Onsressman E. J. Hill as batch ’I'LIlarias principal poit on:
I“taker—CO"gressrnttn Hill is an in Ithi‘ \(‘gcau Sea had been forbid-
tercsting speaker who has traveledId‘mJami)t 1“ the, daytime when
extensively and gives most instruc. a Pilot 15 required
Iand foreign lands mlnctl.
will like him "\
PITIABLE—g CONDITIONS ,
IN GREEK MACEDONIA‘
The brotherhood
I
l—Scalt‘ity of food and tllc‘u. .a
GAVE Biioiil Al
trill it With thins? Ilse-’55:..iifi:
pitiablc conditions in Greek?
» Maccdonims saw; a disratcll r"-
Tlré Morning star Chrlstian Astro- ) I *3
elation, ending its fiscal year, gave a
Iccived by Renter‘s Telegram
Com any torla front Athens;
most delightful collation to their munyl p y
friends, last evening. The program
As the Serbian government is
, urging all the women and Child;
Was as AOAAOWS- rcn in Serbian Macedonia to emio.
Address by the meme“ “9‘3"“ E .grate even greater numbers are
Moore; addresses by 3‘1“” Hatch Iexpccted. and it seems impossible
Mrs. G. W. Johnson and my. 5.
Henderson; solo, rendered by Mrs
‘ at present to make provision for
“Itheso.
Elnora Perkins; music by Miss Sal-sh
Ward and James Perkins.
The (week gov crnmcnt r the (lis-
Ip'atcb says. is already Caring for
W- C M11110“ “0‘99 “3 “mate" of. hundreds of thousands of refu-
ceremonies” Supper was served by an goes from, I‘urkey, and are em_~
consiatins 0! barrasscd by a high mobilization
e‘rs: yin“. 'Wa'ldo Raymond, Milli fife Nomi. hospital yesterday to Augustine‘s church an hour later. in: Herbert Simmons, ,Jimea Minnow and expenditure It is looking for for~
The consolation prl‘ consoled lid".
93°? _ ‘ ‘
l
1. J". ..‘
medical treatment.
Mrs. Jamel Abbottttof Westpo‘rt. VII
torment will be lit Newark, N. J Mr.
pads] dropped dead of apoplcry you I
Paul Jones. All declared that the al-
tith- was the finest ever given in the
history of the association.
cign assistance to prevent threat
1cnitig’ famine and disease. “
Wa—
11...-.. , .‘
\
\ll Bulgar-
ian ports are said to have been 1
LONDON Oct. 16 1:15 p m.”
Norwalk Chronicler