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EINANCIEIIS
IN NNNNNNNNI
NNI NINIIN
Secret Service Ages: Trying to find:
CIA Who Put “Up, Money fort
on IIINN BtllEIES
III SPENT $30,000
Iovel Scheme to Itowjnda 0rd of
Steal-ships
NEW YORK. Oct. 28.~-Efforts of
federal prosecutors and Secret Service
agents here were directed today to an
investigation of the financial backing
of the leaders of the conspiracy to
blow up war munition plants and
ships. of which Lieut. Robert Fay. of
the German Army. is alleged to be
the head.
' William J. Flynn, Chief of the Unit-
ed States Secret Service, was quoted
today as saying: “l_.believe we are
going to get the financiers of this
plot. Fay says he had. and spent only
$4 000. Paul Siebs says that Fay told
him he had $7.500 wheh he started
for this country We believe I-‘ay
spent 330.000." /
[lulled States District Attorney. H.
Stupid”: Mbflthdll does. not holler»
that Hie' most important of the. con
spirators have yet been captured, and
expects that other arrests will be.
made. The Federal officials said that
if the men who furnished the money
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IINNINNNNNNI NIII
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fiery pretty wedding took place at
9 o'clock this morning in St. Joseph's
church when lillss Florence McCarthy.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc-
Carthy. of Valley Place. became the
bride of Thomas Horan. Jr.. son of!l
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horan. of Wood-
bnry avenue. The marriage ceremom
was performed by Rev. Richard Car-
roll. and was followed by a nupital
mass. During the ceremony Miss
Helen Plunkett sang “O Promise Me"
and gave several selections during the
mass. The bride was very becoming-
iy dressed in African brown, trimmed
with beaver. and was attended by her
sister, Miss Alice McCarthy, who was
dressed in dark green. trimmed with
beaver. The best man was John
EHoran. brother of the groom.
After the mass a wedding brealt-
fast was served at the home of the
bride. Later in the day the‘ young
'couple started on their wedding trip,
and on their return will reside in
their newly furnished house on Wood-
bnry avenue. They were recipients of
many'beautlful presents.
NANIIOIIB IIAS
IMO NEM STIIINES
HARTBORD. Oct 28 -—About 125
., men and boyd' and 60 women and girls
at the East and Hegeman Manufac-
”tilting. Company and about 80 men at
the Taylor and lean Company Vent
on .atrlke at 10 o’clock this morning.
following refusal of their dwarfs for
.oti eight-hour day and other changes
in working conditioner ‘
Following the walkout the Edmond
NNs. NNNII IN NINNI
VENING
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
Office no Second Class War.
30 Boys and Girls
Burned or Trampled
to Death In Peabody
Flames Cause 3 Panic' In the Three Story
Brick Building of St. John’ 5 Parochial
School Shortly After SessIon Opened
Today ’
PEABODY, Mass, Oct. 28.——Fire stairs and a few jumped from the
swept through the threestory brickiwindows of the third floor
burldrng occupied b) the St JOhn's‘ The students. who ranged in \(‘RI‘S
Parochial School today. burning or from 7 to 13, were in charge of six-i
drlving to death in the panic that teen Sisters. When the fire broke out
fallowed the alarm, probably thirty the Sisters marshalled their charges
of the 600 boys and girls. who a ”W ,as fora tire drill and started them
minutes ‘Ie'oTE. Md assembler EOP'from the building. The processions
their daily lessons. were orderly until those from the,
All hour later twelve 50M?“ had llrird floor joined others p6urlng fromE .
been requ\ ed from the vestibuls'lhp class rooms on the sound ruin”
where the jam of terrified little ones;
had resulted in the greatest loss of from em. .— ., . throng. it w“.
life. The police had estimated theEup by a hundred others ”"1“ panic
dead as high as fifty. Many others
were injured in their flight down the'
fill CONVENTION 'E. B. IIIIBBEII
OE EPMOIIIN EEACIIEE CHOSEN TRUSTEE
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El’resident Elliot More: Policy of
Railroad Money to ‘IIuestiooabl?
Suits
MANES EXCEEIEN
OE SWAIN CASE
leferi’to Imam >m
of It. Italoaopoavlleoelais
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Qct. 28.—The
annual meeting of the atockholdero
or the New York. New Haven and
Hanna-d none-Id y Wu bold
yesterday, with the “heat attend
ance in several ”in. President
Howard Elliott of the Company pro
sided. E ....
Consideration of the company's an-
nual statement was asked of the
stockholders when Hugh W. Olden,‘
of Boston. moved that before business
was taken up. a committee of three
“I
Suddenly there was a cry of fear
(Continued on Third Page.)
Will III lleld Al "I. mmo- Interesting .M new“ Tm be appointed. wltli Mr. Baroneoa, of
d. E on” . , . . , _ Boston. representingrpertalu interests.
I“ FAWN“. "db Tm“ W ‘ “0" IS "flw— to receive, count and report on prox
les‘ln order to see who were entitled
to.talto part in the meeting.
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The annual fall convention of the“ .WWI ’"u‘tw ll
Epworth Leagues of the New York M 12 "Cl“ 1. m 32"-
.llailliirfll School Tools Dis-g
9“ng oi the Methodist Episcopal (Continued on Seventh Page.) ..
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COMMOTOB CIIIB’S' - .
'BOIIIINC TOURNAMENT
The second leg of a bowling tourna-
ment will he played tomorrow even-
Ilng in the Palace Alleys, on North
Main street. by the Commutor's Club
.The first games were played last Fri-
day night.
The Commutor's Club has been in
existence for two years. Its officers
are: President—Richard Perry, Vice
V .
seconded in a concise speech by \V. E:;:_:Eem;;:J'rg?_l'o::c;et;{mr;
H 8“" 0’ Greens Farms Attorney son. Among its members are: Will.
E'Harry Sherwood with the chalr's per-
ANDREW MACIIEI’S
' WIll ADMI ,mission then made a speech in ODPO lam Hanford. Dr. William J. Moore.,
"E | til I“ B Vie w r then Mr. Sterling, Di". Pardee, William
3 on to ‘ r. urr. w“ e e Smith. and James McCameronu
1 Nil "'E expressed by various men as RolvrtE
' Fuller, Rev. Mr. Barber, Rei. Ml
“Ell S to "TS. MICK” 8 Estate Will ‘Mackenzle and W. S. Adams, in short EMEMORIAI' EXCERCISES
Claims to the SIIPGTTOI' Cour ludicrous in the questions he askedE
the different men that the whole es-E fan SECRETARY "MM"
semblage enjoyed a laugh at his ex-E
pense.
on both sides it was decided to vote'and Protective. Order of Elks. paid
the matter‘ by ballot and~this motion ‘tiirther tribute: to the memory of its
was accepted. The results were as'late seeretary, Herman E. Malmo, last
follows: . Total number of votes, 104: 'evenlng. Addresses, telling of the
b,ell 72; c P. Harris. 32. A rather'Exalted Ruler John w. Smith Past
heated discussion arose following the Exalted Rulem Bernard J. Reynolds,
reading of the results between Mr. patncfi p preppy, Joseph J Lin):-
ISBCNOOG and Daniel McKenna, the weuer and Treasurer J01“! .‘geugej
ter motions on adjournment. pounced that a special election to
A feature of the meeting was the choose Mr. Malmo's successor would
number of women present, as over he held on Wedflegday evening, No-
half the assemblage were Women. iember 10th ‘ "
addresses. George Jennings was so
After arguments had been 'heardE Norwalk Lodge, No. 709. Benevolent
necessary to a choice, 53; F. B. Hub-Eworltrof Mr. Malmo. were made by
aétiirg‘bhairman, concerning the mat- bsuer Exalted Ruler Smith an I
Several questionr concerning me An human to hold the Mgmoria]
church will be held tomorrow. Friday.
at the Norwalk Methodist Church.
Representatives of three thousand;
young people besides many Methodist
ministers Ewili be in attendance. An
unusually attractive program has been
prepared, and every Methodist in Nor—
walk and vicinity is invited to be pro
sent and enjoy the. program. There
will be two sessions, the afternoon
session beginning at 3 o'clock. at:
which Iinre.3fter words of welcome
by Dr. Burto, pastor of the entertain
ing church. the Rev. Wm. H. Burg-
. (Cdntlnued on Fifth Page).
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wasreon'r. Oct. 2S.v~At the ape-I
clulrtown meeting held last night lnI
the town_ hall, F. B. Hubbell was:
chosen for the position of school:
trustee, subject to appointment by tlIcI
superior court next month. The
meeting was a very spfmed one,
arguments being presented on both
sides by prominent men about town
At the opening of the meeting Horace
EStaplcs proposed .\lr linbbell‘s name
.I for the position (0 run in, opposition
to C. l’ Harris and his motion was
A will executed by Andrew Mackey
on June 14. 1860, has been admitted
to probate by Judge Keating ln Stam-
ford. lt bequeathed all of Mr. Mack-
ey’s estate to his widow. Joseph Mack-
ey. Mr. Mackey died April 1, 1901.
His wife died 'Jan. 2, 1915. Her es-
tate, according to 'the inventory,
amounted to $151,309.14.
Heirstof Mr. Mackey, who opposed
admission of the will. claimed that an
agreement executed by the couple on
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
V BWOIICEO MIISBANB
MRS 24 pt
Recently acquitted of the charge of
murdering Waldo RV Ballou in her
home in Stamford. two years ago,
Helen M. Angle is to remarry her
former husband, Frank W. Angle,
foreman of the milling machine de~
partment at the Union Metallic Car-
tride Company, Bridgeport.
Mr. Angie who lives at No. 28 John
present. members of the board 0.! gent Theatre. was received from Man
trustees were maWBl’Od IS. the ICC“ agar Raptor. and was referred to the
ing in a way satisfactory to A“ P79 ,mernorlal committee. ‘
out. It was this diieusaion of thei The action of the grand lodge in:
disposition of the funds that :aterted' appointing Wairhlngtou's Birthday.“
inquiry into the fact. Eh“ since the a tfine for special observances by the:
3:3 :A'Btg‘ :wgzlthaunmm; children. and also selection of III
a
ll wer do
pointed. En" Birds w" than sneer who brought up The local To‘dge
brought. forward for the position £39113; to observe theirs dates in
several eminent townunen utgu'E"! t ‘h -
era] others about town objected tom W“El: lodges ““5 out the
EJLTHL‘
handling of the school funds by "10 Services in December in the new Re"
Eand‘ others. The court at~,that
“faugesfed that. the Leidgli and Wilkes.
Barre company be divorced from tho ,
SOUTH NORWALK, coma. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 1915
INC INIIIBEB IN
IIIRNPIIIE CRASH
Cars of Wallingford Couple, Return—
ing from Wedting Trip, and of
School Teacher Upset-— Attorney
gbmos, Pinned tinder Ills Ma?
chine, little that -Two Women
Unconscious
MIL-FORD, Oct, 28.»—As‘ Attorney
Michael T. Downes and wife, of Wal-
llugford, were returning home from
their wedding trlp about '1 o‘clock
Tuesday night, they figured in one of
the most remarkable automobile accl-
donto that the Milford turnpike
afforded when the automobile
which the couple were riding collided;
with a machine owned by C. M. Culll~‘
nan, of Bridgeport, and driven to-
wards the Park City by Miss Csther-E
ine Fitzpatrick. a Bridgeport school
teacher. The escape of the occupants
of both cars from death was almost
miraculous. The machine driven hyE
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IICII COIOSMITN
NOBBIEB BAIIIIOAO'
NEW YORK. ’Oot. Suflowt the
New Haven Was uroubled by the heirs
or M. F. Goldsmith the man who
brought the suit against the New York
and New England. Railroad (‘ompam
and caused its foreclosure. was
brought out in testimony presented at
thd‘ trial of the eleven former Direct
tors of the. New HaVen road today.
Prior testimony had indicated that
the suit «was brought at the behest of
the New Haven. Which then acquired
"the New York and New Eilglahd in
the foreclosure proceedings.
C..P. Clark. then president of the
'New Haven, wrote to William Roche.
feller about the trouble the Goldsmith
heirs‘were making, according to a let
tcr identified by Char-Sles Mellon. in
this Clark told him not to worry. ”ea
the claim of these parties is just a
blackmalling scheme got up after Mr.
Corbln's death to get money from the
Corbin estate. and incidentally from
us to such an extent that We guar-
anteed Mr. Corbin for disbursements
and services in the old suit of Gold-
smith yersus the New England Rail-
road Compam and which resulted in
preventing the New England Companyf E
from issuing a large number of bonds,E
'wliich we, the purchasers of the New NI
England. would have had to assume."
The Government alleges that the
ANew Haven finally settled with the:
Goldsmith heirs in the suit for danI
ages brought by them against Corbin,
the original instigator of the suit
against the New Englhnd. This -the
Government... expectsto show through
another witness.
N I. CENINAI COMPANY
MOST SEII COAI COMPANY
PHlLABELPHlA, Oct. 28~The Unit
ed State District Court today decreed
that the ownership of the Lehlgh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company by the
Central Railroad Company of New Jer-
sey is a combinatlo nln restraint of"
trade and that the Central , Company
must dispost of its interest in that con-
Tbe decree tiled today is‘on the de-
cision clothe court last June in the
Government's antitrust suit against
the Reading Company. Jersey Central
time
Jersey Central. .
:le‘RTFpRD INEBRIATEB SEN.-
TENCED. ~- '
m’ri‘ORb, on 28. ——The first.
to be sentenced to the state
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France 5 War Cabinet
is Being, Reorganized; ,
Premier Viviani Resigns
ArisiidelBrI'andTakes .Up the Task of;
_Forming a New One—Piroi, a Ford-
fiedl Serbian City, Now OcCupI'ed by
the. Bulgarians, But London Hears
Serbians Have Re taken Uskup and
Vales—Italians Claim to Have Made
Advances Against the Austrianswl'urlrw
Disperse Allies
ACAINSI OEIECATES
TO SOIITM AMERICA
NEW YORK, Oct. 28. ~A special
[convention of the House of Bishops
Iof the Protestant Episcopal Church of
America probably will be called in the
near future in an effort to prevent
Ithe Episcopal Board of Missions from
Icarrying out its intention of sendingI
Idelcgstes to the Panama inter denom- I
Einatlonal Missionary Congress, to be
held In February. accordlno to Bishop
Il‘teglnaid H. Weller. ot' i-‘.o’..‘. du Lac about 35 miles east of Nish. -
W“ London has an unconfirmed re-
Blshop Weller was one, of the five.l’0" that the Serbians have 1“
church dignitaries who resigned from: taken Uskup.
the Board of Missions when thel An advance is claimed for the
.Ehoard. at the first session of its quar-E French in the Sty-unfit“ regidn, . ‘_
lerly meeting yesterday, refused trimmer; they are said to have oc-
rescind a former resolution author-121‘ amid the village of Tirtelli. I, .
lng participation In the Panama Con«E The reported reocapturo of VI},-
gress. Neither Bishop Weller nor: les from the Bulgarians gum;
Bishop Harding. of Washington. I) icoIII‘IIIncd by the statement from N
C.. and the Rev Dr. William T. Man-I Athens that railway communica-
ning, rector of, Trinity Church. New. tion between Saloniki and Val“
York city. two of the others who ten- has been reestablished
dered their resignations. attended to Advances are claimed by the
days session of the bond meeting Italians in their new offensive ,
despite efforts made by other mem- Imovcmcm against the Austrians.
bers of the board to effect a with-E The current Turkish OffiCill
ldrawal of the resignations. Istatement records a spccess for
The Board of Missions. at todav‘s the Turks 'n disperstllg allied
first session. passed a resolution con- Isupply colums near the At!
cerning the instructions to the dole, Burnu landing place on the Gal-
votes to be sent to the Panama Con llipoli Peninsula and victory in a
gross. which read in part: Eskirmish With the Russian fight
“Resolvred That our delegates go Ewmg in the Caucasus fighting.
for conference only. and with no pnr Only unimportant Cng‘fi“ ,
Noose authority or power of commit ments are reported by Paris on
ring this Board to co- operation.” Ithe Franco-German front. '
The controversv over the nucstion; The Br tish cruiser Arngl “‘1
of participation in the Panama (‘nn- aground Off the ca“ coaSt 0f Scot—
gress was continued today. but the is lal‘ld and ‘-'~ ‘5 feared she WE" be‘
sues which brought about the can come -’ *0'31 wreck Her officers
troversy were more clearly dehIImI and crew were saved
The general opinion of the meeting .._..
was that there would be no harm in BULGARIAN FORCES
the board participating with the Pans OCCUPY PIROT‘
ma Congress if the delegates merely LON IX)\. (‘Ct 28 7 H 5' m-
conferred with integrates of ctnerg —-IillI"anflfi’EOTLC‘ arming toward
denominations, and did not take part \ISIT have occupied the strongly
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Frances War Cabinet is in
Iprooess of reorganization. Premv
Iier Viviani has resigned and Aria—
Itide Briand. former premier, will
organize a new ministry.
Viviani will remain in the Cabi- *
net as Minister of Justice and M.
Briand, besigles the Premiership.
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I Iwill take up e Foreign portfolio
[with Jules ambon as General
ESecretary of the Foreign Office.
Pirot, a fortified Serbian city
which the Bulgarians have. been
attacking in their advance OI
Nish, has been occupied by King
Ferdinand’s forces, according to
a special dispatch received in
.London from Saloniki Pirot it. '
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in any legislation or action lookintzIfinlfiL‘il lO‘Hl 0E E'Iml saw 3»
elonarv. work in “Latin American Salontkl
“ountries. I I‘iro’t Is tItIrtv the miles east of
M....... Nish it “as the scene of an in
I Bonk“ of MESSIONS portant battle bctuccn Serbs ant!
Since Sunday the Allies troop
MEETING E ”100A trains hate run without interrup—
Itinn between Gievgeli and Voice.
This section. it is said. has been.
seating various towns in FalrfleldI ‘.
County. were in this city today attend GRANDSON op
lug the annual meeting of the socIe-E GARIBALDI INTURED
ties of this county connected with; MIL-AN. via Paris Oct. 33'
man'- Board of Missions, which open- of the five sorts of General Ric
ed today in the “WWW“ OWEN" cioti Garibaldi. and a grandson o
tloual church ' Giuseppe Gapbaldi.’ the
Miss Reynolds, of Bridgeport, was liberator has been
ed ““5 mm”: at 1° 15 ocloclr '“19 battle near Couiarca. He has”:
platform of‘the church was» pretttly»heen. taken to a hospital .3
decorated with autumn leaves. 'Regu- Venice. , ,.
lar business was transacted this
toward Ito-operation ln Protestant mis "NIISDathr to . thc Mail from,
Bulgarians In 1885
Over two hundred delegates, repre-E entirely cleared 0E Bulgarians i
the New Haven branch of the Wo-E 3.0 a. m—Ezio Garibaldi, one
in Ghana 01 “‘9 ”55‘0“ Which open- wounded. the Secolo states. it
morning.
.mvueacwmmw
street, Bridgopmwas interviewed.»
meorter and confirmed the rumor
which was started. saying that they
Mr. Harris mu” he was “mm“ Several appltcntlona for membership
with the bank and these men Milli!“ fie” acted
upon. It. is :now. necessary
or! Mr-\ Hubbell and called 00$”? for; every www.mpeu before
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GERMANV gus‘m‘r}!""" '3')
m for inebrlsteo, at Norwich from The afternoon session opened at :I .
thi police court of Hartford. is John o‘clock. The principal speaker this
Johnson, who (or need; lieu wanes crimson will be Mlea ”Catarina “sun Oct 28 9:53 3r. in.—
dorandwasmderthedafiuohcetaf li- man. whom” looming” mgraafhears fio‘m Imoge, Beigrtt '
mannered-WWW . v . .
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