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EEVE BUILDINGS BURN
HEAR UEU HEVEUAEE
llyiianiite Fails’to Save Holcomb
House on Copper Hill from Flames
~In the most destructive fire which
has visited this village in manyyears,
five buildings on the farm of A. R.
Holcomb, which is located opposite
the Copper Hill Methodist Church,
were burned yesterday afternoon.5
The buildings burned included i e
large farm house and woodshed jo -
ed thereto, large hay and horse barn,
Sister of Mrs, Mary Walter Alleges
This and Hits Apparently Deleon-
ted Woman Committed to Bell-
em for Observatio-
COPPER ILL, East Granby, Nolef »
old and new cow barns, ice house, .
SOUTH NORWApK. CONN., MON Y, NOVEMBER ‘1 1915
Fair
A. e “V— —.... _
TVB O CENTS
tonight and Tuesday; cooler.
Hillllii’ill
— EEBEEVIEIEB
Hillside School Celebrates in a
loyous Fashioniaiiie Hen (tyra-
naslum Quarters- ~360untryusb'
Obedience
corn crib and wagon shed. the last.
three being joined. The large silos
were also burned and one of these
village.
WAS IN IIIIIII III
REVMVIR ONCE BifoRE The fire started..-in the hay barn
PIN 'mnt DWMWIIEE“ had hitched up his team and was
m Idrivlng up the hill to wards Old New-
gate Prison and wifen he was in5
front of the farm of Representative
(Continued on Fourth Pace.)
BURERIBEU ERIEHUB ,
BV UEITIHU MARRIED
Miss’lloinelie little and Ellen Put-
nam do to llaagatucli, Whe'e
Ceremfiy Was Performed Satur-
Accuses
.ldaaufaetarbr of causing '-
agreement {between Herself and
Husband " ‘
Mrs. Mary Walker of New York, is
undergoing obsbevation in the pay-
chopathic ward5 of Beilevue Hospital,
as a rbault ti" hibr threats and prepara-
tions to' end the life of William N.»
Crow. of Chestnut street, downtown,‘
who operates a toy factory, on Water
street '
Mrs. \fi'alkei, who said she “as.
‘ Molly Walker “' came to South Nor-5
r'
walk last March. She met Mr. Craw5 day
'near the Washington street railroad’ .. . 5 .
bridge, and after conversing for some! Miss Cornelia Uhlo, daughter of Dr.
was the largest of its kind in theA
5.
1.00111 iiUElNEiUB .
NAB MAHV VIBIEURB
Miss Harlin and Mr. and Mrs. lar-
vis Also Entertain
Much to the joy of both pupils and
Faculty. the new Gynasium of the
Hillside School is sumciently near
completion to allow 0! its use;
day night for the annual masquer de.
The elccigic lights had just been put
in Saturday morning and the spac-
iousness of the room and the brilliant
ilumlnatibu added greatly to the pic-
turesqueness of the scene.
About seventy five members of the
School Joined in the festivities, wear-
ing all kinds' of costumes beautiful
or grotesque
were enjoyed and a ghostly little play
was given by 111'- senior C s. Later
time, Mr. Crowi called Ofllcer Frank Land Mrs. Frederick L Uhle, of I
43.. Election attaE MmIWnlkerIshowedi W connoisseurs” Putnam, ot5
him a “We! Elbe had concealed in Naugatuck, formerly of South Nor-
llcr muff The woman was taken to walk, surprised their many friends in
police headquarters in the city hall town by getting married ou Saturday|
and questioned. Her accusations and; afternoon. The affair savored some-
rumbling talk at that time led those what of an elopement as neither of 1
who interviewed her to believe she the contracting parties took relatives5
was demented. and little if any faith; nor friends into their confidence They?
was put in her charges against Mr. left NorIIalk last Saturday afternoon
Iabout 2 o'clock, and several hours 111-5
Eter Mrs. UlIle received a telegram
5from her daughter, atftlng that they.
Ehnd been married at 5 in Naugatuck. ‘
5Lnte’r they passed through South NorcE
.wnlk on their way to New York, where;
Ethey are spending their honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Putnam plan to reside
15—.‘
((‘ohtinued no Fourth Page.)
in Naugatuck W119” the groom is em- local lumber plant. was taken fronleseI ere edith shocks were. recorded by
ployed as "11111889? 015 “19 United Elec-. the county jail here early yesterday the Georgetown University‘ s selemo-
ll‘lt‘ Water Companys plant in that, ;by a party of masked men and hanged giaph here,ea1ly today which lasted
He was for a number or years to a tree a short distance outside the 151 about lhIee lIouIs
Friday evening, discuss
Child Problem iii-Connecticut." before
the Men's Class of St. Paul‘s Episco-
pal Chnrch, in the B’erkeley Street
Clid'pel. All of the members of the
club and their friends are invited to
attend
Mr. Gordon is an authority of wide
experience on the question he will
discuss Friday night. ,His recent lec-
ture before the Episcopal diocesan
convention along similar lines, created
considerable comment.
50BEUBER REPURE 0E
BURAE RUUEE RN ‘3?
During the month oi: October there
were delivered on Rural Route No. 31.
connectednwitdi tbedmtowrr postkof-
A Former South Horualk Pastor p1,...
NOW”. m Charlie of the Parish__,connected mm the omce in this city,
in the Old John Street Methodist
'Church annivershry ex’ercises in New
that historic church 9,. mm; H .. Special Charities investigatci Gor-
Streeter, formerly pastor of The First don, 0f BrIdgeport. prominent through-
- The Old John Street Church is the
parent of all the churches of the de-
in America. The first meeting of the
society was held in Embury‘s house
.Cairt and Horse street, now William
street..~where it remained until the
and was dedicatsEd Jared, 1818. The
present church akdediated in the
«its anniversary o the eve oi the pre
gestation at the ‘utlmgscanaeeto the
at thb- trustees felt obliccd to let‘ it [pastmpnth 2,081 pieces were collectedl
color debt. But5 body outcome in: t'ii'ese “Welshman .657. pounds slid 1
5..
“men who took away
touclrwith charities problems, will, on5
"The
supper was served in the sin-study
hail of the school house. .
u—nb—
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
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a.
Murderer of Youth In lumber’llamp
Talienfrom Jail and lynched
COLUMBIA, Miss, Nov. l.—«.lackl
Hughes, 30 years old foreman of a
Icity limits. Hughes was under arrest
Elin connection pith the murder of La-
'rue Holloway, Columbia youth, who
IEvas killed in a lumber camp near
here on the night of October 21
0.111 0 Fortenberry, the jailer, was
found several hours later bound to
his bed. He said he hbd been awak
ened about 1 oclock by three masked
his keys and
after tying him entered Hughea’s cell
am! led the prisoner away. A Sher-
iff’s posse found Hughes's body.
According to the authorities, per
sons who witnessed the killing of Hol-
loway said that Hughes shot the
young man in the back while Hollo-
way was fighting/with another man.
ERAHHEIH BEHEEE HAV
BE PERHAHEHEEV PAVEU
Among the things asked for in the
street depar thent budget is an appro~
pristioh to permanently pave Franklin
‘ street from west street to Monroe ‘ V
street on the sagne‘ plan as the Van
nients.‘ ~ f \
.When t “Franklin street estimated
was hating pushed 6ns’otjthe prinob
pal arguments Ives that the new work7
Nor-walk to the railroad station,“ treble
one and thus alleviate to a Inhibit!»
tent the congestion.» New Italic
meet. it is In Anticipation clothe
_ l
5nnd made friends while here
a Hotable History
York city. duringihe present week, he
asmuch as former pastors of local
Methodist Episcopal Church in South out Connecticut as being in close
Norwnlk, ' is at the present time the
nomination in this country. It was
on pct. 30 1768.‘ that Philip Embury
in the Spring of E1766. It next moved
to\Bari'acks street, now Park place,
first church 6011152 feet, was built on
the present site; then called Golden
spring of mu. t may bé remarked
Anpasstag thbt. it ‘is a very good time
\ _'pt_ers, Iaince itEowes its allitenoe 1108. 10, 232 pieces of parcel post. ma'tw
as women. 11 is Eelated that one time ter These totalled? a. mm of 2,051
dad thp churn, andf defying the onions- IThts reportdadullm monthly
it.“ 'ltald the 125.1 night birthday {magma with I'I more 015 the
UEU JUHH BEREEE CHURCH
\‘orwalk MetlIIodiIts are interested
EU BPEAH IH HURWAEH
churches have beenl. associated with
pastor:
dedicated the first Atethodist Church
and thence to the “Rigging Loft" in
Hill The seconIA churfli cost 630, 000
for out In... at , t its-he celebrating
wechurch was in 5 such- fidancial state. pounds 0 the same route during the
3.11.11... merits-y. ab, adjusted . Ijrost once Dewgneht.
ironic which «Ms tedr web-tibia
route that thepa
511113 BEUBEEBEBUMES .
IN HBRWAEH
tor-5
A number of gunes'
HAHUB WHEEE MAN:
. record.
Zen and South Main street pave- ‘ I
Ammonium mute Muppet:-
to so down West street from Westtaves
bum Isa1 aaebess chaotic“
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PRIBUHER
5 11111101 I. 1.111
~I-——.-.. Is RIDDEED
WITH BULL
Honey Builleng, Slayer of Detective?
llorIIIan, in New Haven, Captured;
in Stratford After lively Fight
Pretty Care
3 in Freddie
Reception
‘a‘IWS
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5 ”1......
5 A pretty home wedding occurred
Saturday night at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. Jacob V. Close, 74 Franklin
5avenue, when their daughter, Jessie
How,ell became the wife 01 Benjamin
Hoyt Keeler, of New Can .5111 Rev.
Frederick A. Coleman, rector of Trin-
ity Church, performed the ceremony“
which was at 8 o’clock. l‘oilowing5
Elbe ceremony, at reception was held.
{and later the couple left on their hon-
eymoon. Their trip will take them
Isouth to Old Point (‘uomfoxt Va, andl
AUBUBEU DVINL‘ E
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Washington, l). C. Mr. and Mrs.A
5Keeler will return in about two weeksE
land will reside with the groom's par If“ to Shoot Officers "My AND-i:
ents, Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Keeier, of
New Cm“ static Revolver
The bride was attired in II shits
tulle over French satin, trimmed with'
orange Mull and cut en train.
She wore a veil caught up with or-
Eange blossom and canted a shower
bouquet of bridal roses. . Her only
attendant was her sister, bertrude,
who wore a gown of yellow tulle over
Awhile satin, and carried a bouquet of
Eyellow chrysanthemums.
The interior of the heme was lavish-
aaiodueoa'r. Nov. l.——ltiddledi
with bullets, as a result of resisting
capture at Avon Park, Stratford, to,
day, Lindel Bosworth, alias Honey”
Budlong, slayer of Detective Bennett
W. Dorman. of the ‘New Haven police;
force, is dying at St. Vincents Ronni-5
tni, in this city.
The capture wasmiade near the
"haunted" house where Bosworth had
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Ely
decorated with chrvsanthemums, made his headquarters since nrriving5
southern smiiax. palms and pulled here about noonSaturday. lie was;
plants, the color scheme being yel- called from the house by supposed]
git-ads. The police, some from New”
Haven and some ronI ‘Bridgepurt,
were hidden nearby. As he emerged
low and white. Under an arch of au-
tumn lenvea the ceremony took place,
fend the b was given in marriage f m the h e ti 1 b
by her Is 5, wmnm a. Smith, of '° °“”" ' ‘° 9° ‘°° ”3““
New Canaan‘s-1v. best man.
Contl ed on _Fourth Pa 0.)
Both Mr. and Mrs. Kceler are well. ( m 3
known. Mrs. Keeler was employed in
Beers stationery slots, and had
IIide circle of friends in N'orwalk. The
groom is a graduate of Triatate Col
logo, and is now superintendent of
the Noroton Water Works.
The. couple Irere the recipients of
‘bcautiful wedding presents.
SEVERE EAREH SUBURB
HAVE BEEN HEBURUEU
WASHINGTON Not. 1. —A series of
E
BUUHEEREEIE UUAREER g
lVUHHEU UH PUEIBE5
A Some one with a very unpoliceman-
Eilke eve this morning at police head-.
quarters in an unheeding moment no
'cented a lead quarter. The counter-
feit, it is reported was worked wlIenE
a flne was paid Whom er It was pass—1
ed the quarter had his nerve with hiIII,.
as the police station is the last place
one would matte the effort to get rid.
of nIoneI of this quality
The. assault case of Antonio Mane;
no, who is charged with laying for and
striking Touey Masons on the head
with a club, was partially heard this
mot ning befme Judge George H. Vos-.
burgh The case was continued
noon until today's afternoon session. 5
5 Attorney J. J. Cuneo represents the
four thousand miles from Washington. defendank' Prosecutor (. I “(age .
NEW HAVEN, NOV- 1.—~Earth “‘0' than is handling the case.
more. were recorded on the seismo- ._____._’.____..____. , '
,as:13.3:‘:.:;:;‘.:r.:::.:::.?.223“: 57’ RUBENS MADE IN
NURWiiIt DURING 011.5
m. and me a. 111.. a’mI while slight
were well defined The distance from
the source could not be. estimated. .5 5
The moon} indicates that the earth-'
There were 57 arrests made in Nor- A
walk‘during the month of October, ac-E
cording to a statement made public5
this mbrnins by 01113;, of Police Wil' .
quake was an exceptionally severe,
one. The Reps Francis A: Tohdorf, tl1e5
liam R. Pennington. No wgreats inE
cases of a serious nature eré made.
sels'rhbgrapfi observer,'§aid the shocks"
the majority of the arrests turning (in
must have been disastroua,§ judging
from indications on the peculiar
breach of the peace, intoxication, as-
sault, theft and violations of the mo-.
He thought the quake proba-
bly was centered—in Northeastern Si-
rah. automobile and game laws.
5
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The first shock was felt at 2:49 a. m.
The main phase of a the shocks was
felt at 3:24 o‘clock. the tremors dying
away at 5:21. The disturbance is
Ioughy estimaicd to have been about
at
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berla or Japan, where shocks of vary-
ing intensity are of almost daily oo-
currence,—_
HURWAEH Ell HAVE
A “Imp my 0"!th Hililllf’iil
An important meeting or the newt 0" POI-ICE “£0an
Wednesday evening, ovember 8. at The downtown police report Satur-
Pursuit 011112 Serbians
ER . «
‘ \Throngs of refugees and women and a m
Along the Entire ‘Fronf . w.
Kept Up by Bulgarian5,.7
Repulse of 3 Serbian Counter Attack in
the Upper Morava Region 15 Also Claim.-
ed— Recaplure of Veles is Confirmed. .
and Greek Military Circles Believe the -....~
Condition in Serbia is DifficulimI
Rumaniiii Generals Favor Entering the ‘
War on the Side of the Enlenfe Allies
,, -.... ._---- 5 The Bulgarian War Office to» _
I .
ported today a continuation It
5 the pursuit of the Serbians along
the whole front, considerable»
Eprogress having been made in
ithe direction of Nish. Repulse of
Ira Serbian counter attack in 6' '
“Upper Morava region is..
5claimed.
Bulgan arian troops attacked
French advanc€”post on the Var—
Edar, near Krivolak, in Southern
ESerbia,b but were obliged to re-
tire after sustaininiheavy losses.
3 Saloniki dispatc states.
' According to an Athens dis-
atch to the Paris News Agency.
Sic re-capture of Veles, in South. .
ern Serbia, by the Bulgarians has '
'been officially confirmed.
U Turkish reservists who had
been engaged on the Gallipoli
Peninsula have been se\1t to Bub.
5grian Thrace, according to a row
lport from Constantinople.
[motel TIaII'Ile “lien Villa’sE
Mes Make an Attack on the Car-
rann Forces at lgua Prieta
.5REBEUEREB 01
1101116118 unions; “"rs‘aasshm
5 the position of the Serbian Army
is difficult, it is not desperate. ‘
TVII’MKSI of Refugees Seek SiletflThe canpgignthis (Elevelioping g
lcx ect e. rec exper
0|! the American Side 5wiIt’h the BuNgarians trying to cut
5oEE the Serbian norther army,
pouobas. Ariz., Nov. 1-Wllh the which is endeavoring to retreat
hospitals at Agus Prietn cleared of in good order to its new line cf
sick and wounded, trenches and on 5 defenses. El
iderground dressing stations manned 5 Relations between Greece 311
General P. Elias Callca and the. Car-51311125“!a continue friendly. it IS
1.1nza garrison of seven thousand men reported by a Bucharest C0119?
'with ten field pieces and thirty or pendent, Who POEMS t0 the Sim"
forty machine guns awaited today C555 Of a Greek ‘3031331-‘55‘1"n “1 ne“
tleneiai Francisco Villa's attack. ,gotiations {hr the P “3113539 from
Three motor trucks yesterday5 Bulgaria "f wheat, W ‘Ch ‘5 ‘0 be
bIought mer to the American side e’xported by way 0f the Dedeag-
nearly fiftyslncapncitated soldiers who haECh ra‘lroad t0 Salonlkl. -.
Inere shot in previous fights in Sonora: A Milan newspaper has recelv- \I
and twenty -se'ven men and women ty- 'ch II 0rd from E llCElai‘CSt that t“:-
phoid patients, survivors of 11‘ recent thirds 0‘ the generals Oflfit 3
epidemic in the Mexican town. Romanian headquarters Sta at
acting for discussion of the
xi countrys military policy, declare
ed in favor of entering the. war
It the side of the Enlignte Allies.
Cotinued fighting in the visit-f
. r
/..I
children camp followers of the Me
can garrison, all of classes not' legally
admissible to the United States, wait 0
ed on the ifi-rnationai border for per
mission to cross 1 all (311101 a detention “V ”E Butte-de-Tahure/ in the
I‘Champazne dIstrict in France, ,_\
the position taken by the Gen
Emans in their latest driVe has
Anot Fesulted in any material
change in the relative positions
Act the contendihg forces. this
iParis War Office stated to-.day
LUSI’I‘ANIA DISCUSSION .
TO BE RESUMED
. \R”’\SIEE\(1E‘OI\ N0\ 1.—
Consignments of oysters from 'Nor- Negotiations , lIctII céII Germany
walk houses are being shipped to Ebb and (hr; 1 Mind States regarding
rope. The local office of the Andrew the sinking of the line,- Lt‘isi-
Rad“ 0031994111 1194“ been making Em" tania and 01th questions pend-
ODefin BhiPm‘bfltS for some little time. i.ing between the two nations wrlf
Oysters from the So Norwalk Oyster' be resumed tomorrow, when
Farms Company, on WW5" street, Count von Iicrnstorff the Ge “
were shipped last week to Liverpoobg man Ambassador. will call upon’
England, and shipment from this fimiSccrctary Lansing at the State
will continue throughout the season. Department The question of 111-:
(lemnity for Americans lo'st sit,
the sinking of the AralIIc still 13
200 AHEVNUANB WE‘VEP’ ' :mséeuied and probably will be
Al BU: HURlVlllE Ullill SITyA'rm'R m 13mm .
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
1111qu 013111 1:08
SHIPPING to IIIIII
. s.
N Bob
Mo p. m. in the Unity Meshes club day as being the uuletest- Hallows“ en
Insuwwmum fertile-pun ‘in thewhistory: armor-walk. Not one}-
pose of completing plans for holding arrest was made, neither were there
a wollds’ytopenlnc and. areas-up ween anyccomplaints from downtown real-
earn 111 December. AJI merchants orients? concerning: rotdytarm: “ifn: the
theéeity arerinvAted to cooperate with MOWQWMM BMW"
the snow-1.1.7.111“ thiii event may young people who were
a Amine-e5.
, lainolbthesmfin 95nd morons the tracketrom tho m
- E ROMES, Egon 31 Via Parity.
afifil‘li WEE-rm Americans WON'T NOV ‘ 4 :45 a n1. .__C°|onel R:
“t “1" ”9‘9"" morning at d” I‘lll‘l'iincton mil arv correspondent?
depot; when an 11an suites a pf the Lo 11 Times. dceiarcdf In
truck ”which " “WHEN“ "an interview given the Giornaid
York’pam-hunm WWW tl’Italia that the Slm‘vfilfin ‘afi
it '.
Elm“ III-iii coin ictel ‘ Isolated UV!“
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