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AYO|l MAMYS
SllMAli BOA|lll
APP0|MYMENY8I
Riordon, Beers, and Marvin lieui
Members on important Board ‘
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Mr. liarstroni. in Interview, Dis-
, cusses Board of Estimate
Appointments Y
Mayor Carl Axel Harslrom this Y
morning announced his appointments
for the Board of Estimate and Tax-
ation. Michael J. Riordan. of the first
district. was named for Si). _Iears suc
needing Mayor Harstrnom whose team‘—
on the board automatically expired
with his election as IrraIIor.i1uuis 8.
Bears, of the second dis trit
Trainer] for six years succeeding lull-Y
gene. S. Laflin. in the third districtY
J Wallace Marvin was appointed.
succeeding Edward B. Smith. Y
The reorganized Board of EsHIIiate
(orrsiats of: Manr (‘arl Axel Har- Y
strorn. presidirig‘ Ofllt‘Pl': (‘in . t‘lcrkl
Stephen Dokus. clerk: Charles W.Y
Belt. president; William H. McMahon”
William H Malone, M. J. Riordan. I1. Y
S. BeersandJ. W. Marvin The boardY
“to iron pii'IuI‘Ii'ut and is made u‘p on
three Democrats and three. ReptibliY
(ans.
\laItIr Harstrom stated this morn-
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YME 0AM8AMY Al Y... I...
YME 000MYRY (Milli
l gleaned the idea of his wonderful film;
An elahorate and delightful
,J)ansant was given at
(‘ountry ('lub. Saturday,
Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond of West
street. 'l‘heII bad as their guests about
two hundred of Norw Ialk s society folk. Y
The decorations were extensive aritli
the general color scheme IIas yellow
and white. On the tables in the din-
ing hall were arranged vellow ctrrI-
santliernums. candles and ribbons.
Yihe interior of the clubhouse, the
dance hall and the enclosed veranda,‘
’l‘lre'
the Norwalk
b_I Mr. and
You ('hrysanthemums, oak leaves andY
Siil‘ill cedar trees, the whole effectYi
Ibeing attractiv-Ieh suggestive of an
tumrt. Slpeidel‘s orchestra furnished
the music for‘the occasion. _
Mr. and Mrs T. 1. Raymond re-Y
ceiIed their: guests. At the tea tableY
Mrs. Autos Morgan and Mrs. Henry S.Y l
Lockwood poured and tilt-I were as'Y
sisted bv Mrs. A. D. Wadsworth andY
lMIIa John Cav.anagh Miss HazelY
Lockwood and Mrs. George Hare Ford.
of New HaIen, were at the punch
bewl
Aside from the local guests. -.MrY
and Mrs. Raymond entertained prom-Y
’ Iinfeiéd ”affine “smart. "finial? fist”— E
Office as Second Class miter.
Ten People Killed
Several Others Hurt
in Automobile Mishaps .
Seven in One Fam
Frasier, Michigan,
Wickford, R. 1., When Car Hif Boulder I
DETROIT, Oct. 25 ~Seven merri-
hers of one family were, instantly klll~
ed and an eighth was fatally injuredY
yesterday by a Grand Trunk passen-
ger train which struck an automobile
at Frasier, Mir-uh 16 miles from Del
troit.
The dead are: Mrs. Rachel Sioidt,
47 years; her five daughters, Pearl,
17. Esther, )5, Hazel, 12, Mabel, 10
and Martha 6, and Miss Minnie Engel,;
,«17. a sister of Mrs. Stoldt.
Stoldt. a tanner of Troy. Mlch., the.
husband and father, will die.
There was no witness to the ac'
ciderrt. Apparently Stoldt, who w.as
timing the automobile did not see or
Law the approaching train.
William ‘
SOUTH NORWALK CONN. MONDAY, OCTOEER 25 1915
ily wiped on in
and Three More in :
WICKFORD, IR. 1., Oct. 25.—~Three;
persons were killed and three serious- Y
ly hurt last night when a touring cu rY
tin which they were riding skidded In
high speed, struck a tree and boulder
and then overturned.
Tire dead are: John l’risetly aIIdY
1Mra. Rose Ann Greenwood. of Paw-Y
tucket and Mrs. John Whitney till
Providence.
The injured: Mrs.
Pawtucket, probably fatally hurl,
Wliitworth Greenw,ood Paw,tucker
Year torn off and other injuries; Mr.:
Lee. Providence, severely bruised.
The driver of theJutomohlle. Ed
Annie Fowler Y
Y
onrd Fowler. of Pawtucket escaped Norwalk Hoopital last. evening at 10: 30! N13 W YORK Get 25‘1““) men- With the exception of the members of
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Michael Maindliatalylniuretl When
llit lieu Slacksmith Corner,
Westport
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lumped from in front of Auto lnteY
Trolley Bar’s Patti
.‘lilc hail Malkno, twenty seven years.;
oi Compo street. Weutport, died in the
DIES
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Partly cloudy and warmer tonight.
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lieu Jersey, Suspected of Being
Vessels
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YGreal Quantity of Dynamite andY
Y Acids Found in Rooms of Men
Tennis Him
0000 from
Two Prisoners at Wheehaniten
in Plot. to Blow Ilp British
Hangman;Beating
1
Off Bulgarian Forces
Take a Railroad Line
No Break inilre Road at Gradek llas
Bean Made, asihe Bulgarian’ sAiiack
Y Steady AdvancesNorihward— Serbians
ReporlCapfure of Machine Guns and
Epuipmeni—New Malian Offensive Fails
to Make BigTOpening in Austrian Line
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the railroad line from Saloniii
tin Southern Serbia, have secured
possession of the line as far as
Negotin, about fifty miles south-
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It is denied in the Gradek ad-
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Failed—Ausiro German Forces Claim
French troops are working tip .
Yand, beating off Bulgarian form a
JIM", minor iniurifis. Yoclock from injuries received when
«Y‘Yllilill 0f A MAYIOM”
YBurtleII of a Remarkable lecture' to:
. brings her in contact with the negroeai
Yof the country. discussed most inter-
Yestlngiy the. famous film version
— he was struck by a mlleymr yester-
Yday afternoon shortly after three
Yo'clock. just “out of the blacksmith
shop corner. in Westport. IHo suffered
Y'a crushed skull, and both legs were
broken lllaikno is survived by a wife
and one. child Medical Examiner S. H
YHuntlIIgton. of this city. ls today irr-
, vestlgatirig the accident
Malkno was walking in front of the
YCHICMEM lMlli MAKES
IMMYAIR l0 MEOR0i RACE [00 MAM 0M YMRMPM
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Y0tller Casee 0n the Downtown
Conmgatiomchwehvestemyl Ml“ Blotter Ytrollei;x when he :ezrd J)the naottrlrman
ring a gong an e umpe 0 one
by Mlle“ Wm" WM. "9"“— Yside. Au he came out on the warren-
"mm ’ Y Y 1 William Miller of the ConnecticutSite an approaching automoblllat blew
Yturnplke. informs police headquarters. his kittxon anti Maikrto became to
n Y‘ Y‘ YY’IYIY 0“ “at Thursday evening. a" frightened that heIieaped back so
in the South Norwalk Congregation-Y
lthlef entered his chicken coop and got. to avoid being struck and in so doing
al church. yesterday morning. Mrs. [do away with WW live chickens
YRose \‘l’o‘odhury. field secretary of tire investigation will be made
YCongregational church, whose work
Air. was hit by the tender of the trolley
{Hurry calls were sent to Dr. W. H.
i)‘ Amati! and Donaldson of Falrtield and Dr. Freder-
.th gave them-tick Powers of \l'eatport, but by the
I. The case of Peter
George DlDonato.
of. with the theft of chickens from the
yard of Mrs. Mary \lorrie, on Witch
were postponed
agreed IIitlr Thomas Dixon. 1r... atlthor front today until tomorrow morning
of "l‘lte Cinnamon." from which D \l. by ludge George ll. Voaburgll
Griffin the moving picture director,
chine had taken liniknoto'the Nor-
walk hospital. An unknown man who
has ridiii‘g on the car said he was a
doctor and tended the injured man. it
was this doctor wlih commandeered
‘The Birth of a Nation. "
selves up to the police in connection'timeI they had arrived a passing mu ,
Ysuspecled by the notice and federal the Machinists Union virtually all or Vices that the bite has been cut
secret service men of having been on the 13000 employes of the General
gaged in 3 OOHSDYI'MY 10 blow uil war h‘lectric Company who have been on
munitions factories in this country strike three weeks to;- an eight-hour
and 10 destroy “958818 carrying wacky, returned to work today. The Ina—
.Isupplles to Europe were under arrest inlets between 2,500 and 3.000 in
in Weehawken N. today. Charges number, remained out in accordance
of having explosiles in their posses, with the vote of the union last night
Yalon “'9?“ preferred against them by not to accept the agreement between
Ydetcctives who made preparation for the company and the grievance com-
their arraignment before a recorder mltteo of the strikers. under which
in Weehawken today. Meanwhile the men will work nine and a half
the authorities continued an luvestl- hours a (lay at a wage increase of five.
gallon to discover whether in arrest- percent. increase, and a nine-hour day
in; the two men. they had obtained. a year from new.
tthe key to a long series of exclusions The machinists were on the picket
on sieamehlps. tires on piers and so- llnea early today. but made no dem-
called accidents in various war maul onstratlons as the plea of other crafts
tlon plants. troturned to the shops. A few machin-
Of the two prisbners, one giving his late tried to return to work but peace-
Yname as Robert Fay, was suspected fut presuasion by the pickets reterretl
thy the police of being the director or most of them. and there was no dis
pay said he wire a ‘tuI-lrance of any kind.
Y During the first hour about fifty
Yelectrical workers and forty steam-_
fitters walked out. Union leaders ex
Y plained that these craftsmdn were dis-
‘ their activities.
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Y satisfied with the terms of the settle ‘
production, in that he pretends the
birth of this notion came through the
It‘iIil War. while she argued it was
born in the throes of the Rev-olutlou 5
ary War.
\‘l'IlIateIer of truth in the sttuntiorr
of the reconstruction period, which is
to the discredit of the negro race. one
important point was brought out by
,Mrs. W oodhury. it. is not fair to take
i that. as a criterion of the life of the
HI
members of that race today, which is,
she said, the inevitable result of the
screen argument “The Birth of a Na-
there were. used for decorations _IIel-' .
tion. "
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Standard Oil and Union Tank line
Officials‘ Testify in Campbell
Suit Y
Sharp tilts between opposing coun
'sei characterized the. in of the case
inent residents of New York Green- Yof Alexander Campbell, administrator,
wich. Larchmont. Westport,
port and Stamford
i000 limits
in our In
Tromas J. Keogh, J. W Vanni, Fred
Bridge-
41‘. Coleman. William 1.‘ Clougher and'
H J Vaast have returi'ied to thlh city Y
from a week‘s motor and hunting tripY.
in New Hampshire. The lock! hun-
tors have totheir credit four deer,
, which were bagged in the woods of
New Hampshire. The trip through-
out- was decidedly interesting, I'andI
was fraught with exciting oxpoflerieee
from stunt to finish. ,- :7” ‘
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against the New York, New Haven
and Hartford R. R. Co., at als. at last
week’s session of the superior court.
Mr. Campbell, as administrator of the
estate of the late John Limiter. of
Norwalk, is suing the defendants for
$15 000 damages for the death of Mr.
Linster, who was killed while at work
painting cars of the defendants near
.Soufh Norwalk, on August 21,1911.
lThe Standard Oil Co. and the Unlbn
Tank Line (10.. are co-deferidanta in
the case. 1
H. J. Howell and Charles F. Mills,
officials of the Standard Oll- Co., and
William H. Hutchinson, of the Union
Tpnk_Liri' Co. were the principal .wit-
posses. hey testified regarding the
rtraneportation of. oil. from. points in
Y ‘(Coutiaued on Eighth Page.) .
John Silanaky of Sprlhgwood ar-'
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the onto which carried Maikno To the‘I anent and returned only for the pur-
at Veles. the Bulgarian attack on
that place having been defeated.
Further north, according to the
latest claims by the invaders of
Serbian territory, Uskup is in
Bulgarian hands. together with II
long sector of the railroad to the
north.
.For the Austro- German forces Y
heading southIIYaI-d steady, it
slow. advances are claimed.
The latest official statement
from Nish shows offensive move-
ments on the part of the Serbian
in efforts to check the Teutonic,_. . .
progress.
gagements is reported.
The new Italian ofiensive he!"
not restdted in permanent
breaches in the Austrian defen-
Isive line. the current official
statement of the Vienna War Of:
fice claims. Almost without ex:
ception the recapture is asserted
in such positions along the lines
as the Italians had taken. Hostile
possession of a few outpost
Capture of machine Y
guns and equipment in two can
rented by Oiilccr Milton I. Lockwood
charged with assault'onIhls wife Eva,
was discharged by Judge Vovburgn
this morning. I
Patrick Doherty, of Elizabeth
street, arrested, charged with drunk-Y
tress, was fined $5. Sentence was sua-
pended
Two gallant swalns. on a railroad
train that stopped at. the local depot
last evening, waged a bitter fist-fight:
over a young lady passenger. A callY
was sent to police headquarters 0tA
ficers Smith and Raymond respond-
Ying. No arrests were me/Je. Y
Y
PAINillllY 00m “- Y
Bl Iiirici chit
Contractors’ Employee, lid on head, I
Escapes luckily With Scalpl
Y Wound
YY ‘ |
WESTPQR‘I‘, Oct. 2t. «Roderick t
Sturges, of this town. employed byY
YMcHarg & Barton, contrItIctors, Friday 1
morning received a pa ani ful
wound which required eight stichesl
to close. Sturges was assisting otherY
workmen at the "Y temporary ‘bridge.Y
where the draw had been raised to al- I
low a coal barge to pass thr'd’k‘r. 'AY
cable hauled around a spool by at
large crank slipped and the crank
handle hit Sturgee' head. He was
knocked to the ground. but remained
conscious. Dr. F. H. MeLnury was
called and applied dressings. Wit—
nesses declare Sturges escaped look.
lly.
The accidenNs the third since the
onrd
YKyser, of Mexico, will address the of C. l. Byington,_ Ralph E Dibble.
hospital. 'i‘hotrolley was manned by a‘
Bridgeport crew who gave their
names as .lum'ee O'Neil, motorman, and
Frank Kertika. conductor.
M0lllYAiM MHM00iSl8 MAYE
BUSY Willi BEYMM lMiM
Methodists in this city have two
very important meetings to attend
during the present week.
On Friday the annual convention of South Main street. the 393010“ lodgeY; bishop of the Connecticut Diocease,
the New York District of Epworth.
gation front all the churches includ-
Yed in this district will he in attend-l
ance. I
Members of the local Woman's For
Yelgu Missionary Societies will be in
attendance. on Friday of this week, at
the arm . meeting of the Western
YConnectlout Association of the W.
M. E. Church
bliss Kathryn
meeting.—
.YCMYMSMAM iMDiAY0ll SIAM
MEEMMG l0 Bi Mill) Hill
One of the most lmporiant religious
conferences that has been held in
Norwiilk for years. will be held in the
South Norwaik Congregational church
from November. 13th to the 15th, when
the Christian Endeavor state convert?
tion will he held in this city. - .
Delegates representing every En?
deavor dengue throughout the western
section of this state will be in attend-
ance. it was stated. this morning that
. 0i SYORHAAY MAlM0
Ellis Iiome Filled With Relatives
and Friends of the Deceased
Sunday Afternoon
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Y The funeral of the late Herman E
Malmo was Iery largely attened IIes-I
tor-day afternoon, frorn the Elks Home,i
room being filled with hundreds of
leagues will. be held at the uptown Ysorrowing relatives and friends Re‘ Richard J. Car,roll pastor of St. Jos-
M. E. Church. An extra-large dele- James Benton W'erner, chaplain OYY eph's church, on South Main street.
Norwalk Lodge of Elks conducted
Ythe services, which were verv im-
Ypressive. He read the Scriptures. and
paid a deserved tribute to the mem-
ory of the departed byother who for;
over twelve years\was the efficient
secretary of the. lodge.
.C. lrving Byington
sang 3’ tenor
till. S. which will be held in the Stam— solo, “Face to Face," and a selection
Ywas given by a/quartetle composed
YEldredge Brumstrup and John Nenge
honor. The Elks burial service was
carried out in an impressive manner.
and» proved very affective.
At the grave in Riverside cemetery,
'there was a prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Wérner, a brief committal service by
the Elks, with taps sounded by Car
netist Howard A Tilfey. and the .full
burial service. of 'ISouth Norwalk.’
budge, Loyal Order of Moose. This a1~
so proved very impressive, and was
carried, out‘ in an admirable manner.
‘There were scores of beautif
floral tributes, the organizations td‘.
which the deceased-“belonged sending
magnificent standing pieces.
The pallbearers were.Elmei‘I Hyatt
and Benjamin F'. Briggayof the-Moose:
“1 West avenue upon their return trip. tack each
trenches in the southern sector is
admitted. Especially severe
fighting at the Tolmino and Go-
rilla bridgeheads is reported.
Ypose of retaining the union' 3 charter,
which is liable to forfeiture if the
agreement is repudiated it was sain
that these men probably would pre-
Yseut new grievances to the company.
YBI8M0P MMAMD YISMED
YIM 80. MORWAYM SUNDAY
AUSTRIAN WAR OFFICE ,
ISSUES STATEMENT. .
VIENNA. via London, Oct. .
rrIcrrt issued Sunday trivht bv the
Austrian \\'ar Office tells of dos-t
pcratc efforts by the ltaliaus to
'pcuctr'atc the Austrian front.
The Right Reverend John J Nilan; l‘hc statement says: -.
“lit the Russian theater near
)was the guest, yesterday. of Rum NoIo “choice. we recaptured
heights cast of lauraszno, which
we cvacuatcd Friday. \car Lima.
I On Friday morning, of this week, a ton sk our attacks are progress-
Yrequiem high month's mind mass will log. \car lximaow II'c repulsed the
be sung for the late Mrs. Sarah B. cucnII. ()thcr'IIisc the situation is
Larrigan. in St. Joseph’s Church unchanged. . .
A week from tomorrow will be ODSEYY liaiinir tlrcatcr‘. ' Yllc general
ved by local Catholics, in common: lsouzo battle continues Infantry
avlth members of that religion through atacks conducted yesterday with
Y
out the Wm as All- Souls Day Yunpicccdcntcd bitterness included
Yalso attacks against the bridge-
Ylicad at (incrr. All the enemy s at—
[00“. 0ff|0lAlS “SPECIY Ytacks collapsctl btforc tlrc tena-
Ycious rcsisiaircc of our brave iii—5
:fantrI. II llO were splendidly as:
BRIDGEPORI’ 8 Ron“ Ysistcd l.)\' formidable artilleryr
(I crieiriy suffered terrible
'IYYY Ylos osscs. - »
Saturday a “my made “p 0' Mayor. “The main Italian attack was%
Carl A“! Ha‘YSY'mm' street comm“ accompanied hI' attacksbvstrong
*teeman Edgar Murphy, City Engineer forces gainst the T yroiean fron .
GeorgeA. Sharron, President gem-”8 .Thc plateaus of Vilgercuth and
,FI Foote, °f “Ye Chamber of Com Lafraun were Yield under severe
merce, and Se-cretary Charles H D“‘ artillery fire. ScI erai ltahan (li-
worth of that organization, visited visions are attacking the Dolo-
Bridgeport, Where they inspected the mite front. H‘erc yesterday and!
roads. in that city “med!“ down the day before yesterday one at
against Bambcrqer
the party was somewhat surprised to Huctte and Coltlrlan. from T“;
note a farmer leadinga' cow down the sassi. the attacks . against Rn-
“em” ”n °“° °f the “mew’m chdo southwest of Schludebaclr
The street department “5““ ““3 and four attacks each against our
to the publlc'a attention that leaves line north of the villaoe of Sheff?
25. 4:18 a. Iu.——'l‘lrc official state-0
erection of the new bridge was etartI
ed. Friday’s. mlehap,;it iii said. was
no fault of the Contractors, bntgis be-
lieved it was/through» the:~.careiose~
from 2150 to 200 delentee williattend
the importantnmeetilngn A program or_
annual interest vulture carried out,
and. prominence-powers will, adores“
Stephen 3. Shelby and Eldredge Bitum-
gimp. of the Elite; and Elbert J. Val-
entitle, Jr... and Andrew Markham. of
the Local Branch of the Bartendere’
must not be burned on pernianent and the Pooetra Valley ‘vverz:
pavements. this being oxidation of blootllly repulsed. -
la city ordinance as well as injurious .. “On the Cafinthia'n {mm the“; I.
to the pavemente. Moves may be
- In;
the (emeralds.
(continued on Second Pool
, nose of one of the‘fnlen.
.Y YUniott. -_ _ I _ .
burned on dirt paII-ements only.
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