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_ESTABLISHED 1370 1111...... ‘t 11... 8°“ 110...... m SOUTH NORWALK CONN, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2.1915 TWO CENTS "
itpREw 11111
1111 [Still
01 $3,000,000
Willow and Five Children are the
”Chief Beneficiafies, 1111111111111
Other Relatives Are Remembered
autumn 1111 ,
.1le JERSEY PRDPflill
About llali of Estate located in
Each Place
Mrs. Be a J. Radel, widow: Andrew
A. 2i. .1. Louis, 13, the sons. and Mar-
garet K., 19. Mary 0.,‘17, antl.l.ora
8.. seven, the daughters and Andrew
1ltadel, who died about 10 days ago,
are the chief beneficiaries of ltis 83.-
000,000 estate, according to tlte will
which was filed for
Judge Miller in Bridgeport
'l‘he 11',ill a lengthy document
executors named are Andrew Rudolf
(Continued 011 Fourth Page.)
NEW RAILROAD
SEDRY AGAIN?
Revival III "EN York 0' “W 0' 11110 were. not overcome by the flames. itlte bath of one of his hands, where
Construction of Westches .er
Road ‘
'ilte rumor that the construction of
the Winchester N91111: .tt railroads is
in be. commenced in the. near future is
again revived in New York city and
this time appears in the New York
Stilt.
"that line been bobbing
parently good sources e1'er1' 11011 attd
. then during the past two years and1
each time has been denied by officials ing of a lamp let‘t burning in 11 itall-' Ametitan Missiottttn Soti1etV1 and in‘
~41yill9 railroad company.
1111111 tlte'Netv York Westchestcr &V
lioston Co.. which is a subsidiary ot‘
the N!“ York, \e1v Haven & Hart-
ford 1%.»... expects Vto extend its
line from White Plains the present
terminal, to Danbury,
(Continued on Fifth Page).
wunil’liu 11101,
DURING LDDSE 10111111
Man With Bullet in Body lll «Hospi-
tal— Other Combatant ilad Arm
and Ribs Broken
WINSTED, Nov. 2.«—Edward (1111'-
111115. 63 years old. is 11 patient at the
Litchfleld County Hospital here _to-
day with a pistol wound in his side,
suifered during a struggle at his home
Sunday, on Frink Hill. about. two
1“ .‘
miles northeast of the village of 61113
isbury. with Deputy Sheriff Horace‘
VKeisay. of Salisbury. The deputy sher-
it! Went to the Curtiss home in re-
"sponse to a call for help, it being at-V
towards explained that Cnrtlss bad
threaten:th lit?!“ the whole family.
He was brought to the hospital here
VVVVsVabglt midnight by 11.111111911111111, who
tutti tbdtzdte showed VsyiVn ms of in-
sanity Kelsdfbes. broken arm and
VVrlbs 13111 a result of t e encounter.
According to the story told the au-
. that-lites, Gurttss Sunday relied a re-
mm and threatened the lives of the
variouinembers ofV the 11011119111111. A
daughter, Mrs. E13111 Holmes. vilto R“;
given birth to a, "child a mi. beloreV.-' he lost. but as I remember it. he 1111111 1.1
..-.Inuor’o" 1111111 Read)
The story is similar to tile one;
tip from ap-
tltere is little.
I King Sued lodge light for libel and
Ollieo as Second Clue hatter.
GAS AND ElRE?
ARE EAlAl ED
13 PERSDNS
Six lien, Three Women and Four
Qtildren llilled as Result of Blaze
in Brooklyn Tenement Early Today
llDlliED [AMP I 1
DADSED EXPlDSIDN
”7—“
Apartments llad Been Filled With
Gas from Broken Pipe
' NEW YORK. Nov. 2.—"l‘l1irteen per-
sons, oi’ whom six were men.
women attd four children. lost their
lives in 11 fire. which destroyed a three-
atory britk tenement house at 66‘-
North Sixth street, near the river
three D
probate wimlt‘ront tn 'llrooklyn. early today. Most on
of the victims Were overcome by gas'
13V which leaked from a broken pipe in WHO titling and the potttterous Cotes 0d at the hallfld‘
(Mid February 6/1909. and with it 13‘! the building, and are belie1ed to have VExpl‘ess trolley car on its 11'a1 from mill! 10 “913913
a mullet! dated January 14. 1914.1‘lte been‘itncgiscious before the fire atart- Ilr'idizepon came together 111 a head "‘38 TOME???“ With the ““00““? 0!
ed. The smoke completed their aB-l
phyxiatiott. and many of them were
itound dead in bed. All were Poles.
The building was oc‘c’upled by fatn-'
iltes having as boarders laborers em-'
tployed in a sugar refinery: l
The gas. which had tilled the lower
part of the house. exploded when com- i
ing in contact with the flames. there D
by cutting off exit by the halls. Those
l
i
1
tied by the ilreescapes
Firemen were unable to enter the
building until after the blaze was ex- 1.
tingulshed and on entering the upper!
rooms found several bodies in beds,§
and others of women and children in
ipositions indicating that they had fled
ito the windows and hallways but
lu'ore overcome by either -gns or
smoke.
One man, a spectator died of heart;
'disease caused by excitement. Thé
explosion was attributed to the break
V11'tty. Oillclals investigated a report
that the blaze was incendiary. l
lMlSlERl WHY
SDIVl EEll Elli;
L A
Promised to fight it With. last
'Orop of‘Blood “ I \
\——V-—...
BRIIBEPORT Nov. 2.—At one of
the. Miles of-tlte. Citizens ticket those
present wereconsiderttbly entertained
by the remarks of a man‘ not a candi-
date and yet ,a supporter of the move-
ment, who says he has been a Demo-
crat for 25 years and voted the ticket
all that time.
“But I cannot vote it this time," he
said. “There is nB' Democrat, to vote
for." Alderman Walker was nominat-
.ed bv the Republicans. Thbrefore a
vote for Walker would be a vote for
King. Of courde. 11 vote for Wilson
would amount to the same chii‘l'Z
“l have heard a great deal about
this man King and although I doft
iknow him I am not particularly pious.
ed with him.
"i remember that about a year and
is half ago he brought a libel édlt
Against Judge John H. Light. of Nor-
walla. former attorney general. He
made the public statement that be win; 1
going to tight the case with his last
red corpuscle, his last drop of life's
blood .to deie‘nd his name (coin any
stigmm- i do 't know how much blood
ordn- appear in court when the cites
1111;. called.”
lobe was Marina some little pain but W“ WWW" met'm‘bWt‘ .
About a hardly noticeable scratch otttl‘W‘"h ere
jhomo of i1‘r'edericl1 E.
Iliaple street spoke most interesting?
or _‘MF'EVM’; virilifioht'
Fair and colder tonight.
EXPRESS DAR SlAYER DE NEW
AND ADEDMDDllE HAVEN DEEIDER
CRASH DEAD OR DIES DE WDDND
7"". A '—-'-'—-- W _:5
l Irving Dibble Machine Wrecked "I Statement (0 "I“! limit" 303. New York, Pennsylvania and Mass-
in Accident 011 East Avenue, 11111th1111 lie Was "1in achusetts Voting on Proposi-
t
t
i
ElEDElDDS IDV
MANY SERIES
last Right to Die, Rs lie Expected to M tions to Grant Suffrage to
"“801 . Women
ESCAPE DE MD. DlDDlE l l
IRIERDED i0 Kill
AND DADDlllERMIRADDlDDSiV PRDVIDENDE MN;
Mics Olive Dibble Sustained [free-j
tttredCollar Bone SmalIScratclt‘“MM Win: at City “WV IMitch interest in the Bridi’cport
"‘1 11111111101111.1111, 1 A enouvotraunnmcttn “Wm"
-- The chief interest itt elections be-
J. lrving Dibble, of 19 Llavvlew are A 'EW HAVEN. Nov. Znim'usllxailon trig held in ten suites today appeared
Vitue, president and manager of The is being made D! the local police 10 to center in the propositions of giant-
Ferris Coal Compam, Von \‘l'asltington[determine Whelhfl Linden BDEWOI‘ID- lug Suffrage to women. submitted 11:
WNW“ and his daughter .\ii.~is Olive 'Rllm‘ Honey" BulllOllS. who “"9“ D" the. 10tcrs of New York.
'1‘ Dibble n/iraculouslp estaped set'i- "iBl‘ilW Bennett ll Dorman, 0' 1N“ in and Massachusetts.
perhaps iautl injuries when the Cllll. and Who (“9d ““9 3033"“! A“ The 1oteis of Massacltthsct its, Mar1'~
Hudson automobile iii w'hitl't thet Bridgeport "‘01“ a DU"?! wound ”09“” int 1i and Kentttt-ln are balloting also
01 the POW“? Will" .or Governor and other state oilius.
'apiure l“ Straiford, 11'l'ile statlu'l‘dtn prohibition
tenture ot‘ the Ohio election and Mimi
stoic or local issues are before the
proplc of New Jersey, Mississippi,
liltchigttit and Virginia
Geneialh lair and mild 11"catlte1‘.
ptevulled throughout New 1111118111111,
and it heav1 early vote was rcpoticd
from many parts of the state. 111 all
instances the Woman Sufitagc ques-
lint appeared to be the chief issue,
and the proposed new constitution
ranked second. in New York city we
ntcn watchers here at every polling?
RAMIND SiAlE DEEIDERS
ii?
is
on collision last night about 7 Justice W. S. Knowles of \‘orth Sci-
11 clock new the junction of mum and tuate. R. 1., ll! prtember.
uptown. The police say that they have no de-
bllss Dibble suffered 11 frat-tun 111 ‘ finite evidence 0! his connection with
the tip of the. collar bone 11111 that that crime. but declare the John Mc-
wss her only injury. This morningiNalb’. Bosworth’s coated ate, who
her condition is gradually improving ins. has told them that Bosworth had
Mr. Dibble escaped unscathed “Hm. said he had shotla man. but did not
MtNally also has said,
,Vaecordlng to the police that Bosuorth
‘told him, be intended to kill the chief
1 of detectives in Prmldence ,
l McNally was taken to Bridgeport to-
iday. to identity Bosw'orths body A
i The police do ttot believe that Mc
lNally has told them all he, knows
about llosworth and will question him
;fttrther. While .‘iicNally has said be '
'did not know “here Boswortlt lived. '
,the police have learned that he spent a.
week at Bosworth's home in Provi-
idettce. leaving there with him last Vyafe "ad "0 food or Water n”.
Wednesday.
omooseoar, Dione Many Hours, and Made Only
‘ Brief Attack on Carranza Car-
(Continued on Eighth Paula.) A .
11111 flEDMlN MAY 1111' ..
immmmm
inncisco Villa‘s army reinforced b1';'
Attorney Williyt A. Griffin. Jr., of V V V
North Main street, who is represent both sides are beliemd ‘0 be sound
,1 1 1‘
Nation. it was brought oukihat Ali-mg Oscar Hettman, the Van Zant. 1:123:9- Iio estimate has yet 11.111
”2101b 31121.01 Of The .filfln‘sman, street grocer. in his complex legal an. About nc o'clock tie This forces
represeitte a small group. and that ficulties. is considering. with Mr. Hed- o l
the main body of the Southern people
. . man. the filing of a voluntary petition
recognize the nocessity of discovering in bankruptcy or the appointment of
points of coordination. rather than E E
11 piece oi the wind shit-ht 1glass slush-
eti his glow and punctured the skin
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
llllA’S SDlDlERS
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
3011111111 1011111011
11101311111 11 BEARD
..l
Dr A. 11‘. Beard president of the
2.-—-Coroner
close touch with southern conditions,
last evening before the members of;
the Cites-ire Club. who met at tltol,
Lttntpson, in!
5
.
ly on "Conditions Down South." Dr. .A
Elieartt is an authority on the subject. ‘l
and be pleased his hearers to a mark 3
ed degtee.
Although the speaker did not go
'into the much discussed "Birth of 11
ed the attack begun last night against
Agu'a ereta, Sonora. Mexico. which
is defended by the Carranza forces
under General Cslles. The losses on
south and west of Agua Prieta and
the Ca‘Vrranza garrison replied with
machine guns riflesVand the explosion
of mines along the frdnt over which
they expected the ”Villa chaige would.
take place:
lieved that Villa would not‘renew Vétbe
attack until after daybreak.
l Slany bullets fell in Douglas, wound-
ter merrier. who was shot as he stood;
Vu—a-Ei——
(Continued on Ninth VPage.)
$35,615 Ill DER
IMPRDDEMEDI EASE RDDE
‘me
,. . . it it: ' 'tl —th
the deepening bf prejudice. The ntem a trustee to se i e t 1. afiails wx t e
dt 1 was closed on Saturday of last/streak
sense on when Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Don-
Refreshments were served and 11+
five suits brought for sums ranging
’1110111 1300 to :1. 600.
, Jill is 1110011 AVENUE IS
F ..AS muum
Seventeen men 31.9“ badly injured to front rank of V'Norvmik's streets which
day by a 119‘" “9‘03!“ °f a “"3" are being built up rapidly. During the
tlfe 6“ font WW“ ""1“ at Carney ' some homes new been erected on this
PM!“ N'/ ”J M9“ 0' them were ..street and so far as pavements and
““3 0“? 0n the 00mm ”03“ and desirable 11111131 in the city better showing in building circles in
“k9“ ‘0 hospitals. . ted on Norwallr th 11 there has been: during
It 11 said that the 111111111011 was 01 Vmbotn avenue will be constructed by the three
8 what! of will“ dentin powder. but chamomi- r. 0. Johnson tor Mrs. October 135.1115 in new improvements
' . H ' t 1.\
bers of the club. Vjoined freely in the several creditors Mr edmanss ore
l d 1' of itahteti
pleasant social time‘fblloued. i ens serve pape s a c 11D 11
t \ v 1
WILMINGTON' Del" Nov 2"“ ‘ Lincoln avenue, downtown, is in thef
quantity of powder at: No.1 1 plant 0! in“ year and a half dbont six hand
brought Miro“ thfi. Delaware “WT“ Appearances do it is one of the mosh- During the last month there was a.
The latest house to be erect
the scrim results were not so much Theresa ztloperer. or water street. use throughout the city wspe' mode. 30
from the “910"“. as it enema in one word 1111111111; 11111111111911). 1 11111111111: permits. 1.1 plumbing and 551
a large room. as 1111111111111 vivid dealt Finch hits «sued a pet-idle tot- this hiring permits were issued during the
of tire that enveloped the.” entire new 11411111113; which will be it two inmlly..31\dpgs in October. In comparlsbn
toes. 'The tutored men More victims residence. 111.111 Engine. with shim-111th; etobcrot last year. a tailing-Vol!
' "" pprovements' It wilt-cost 33,909. V in improvements is shown. _1 .1»
.4,
HElD EDDAY
ill SEEERAl SERIES
l’ennsy l1 an
lite.
ARE ill DAD WAD:
ttoops from Naco, earlv today resuttt-S
started a general attack with artillery?
AfterVntote than an hour's engage-'1
ment, the firing- ceased and it 1111s be-; ’
tng two Americans, H. K. Jones, alet—_
‘ Evening. There was dancing. musio.'
onthsV previous“. During '
- V”-.‘.._._...
lilaiian Oflensrve,
After Loss of 150, 000
Has Broken Down
Austrian Lines'on the ison’zo Front are
1 Unchanged Despite Assaults of‘ Great"
Force—~Briiisl1 and French Transports
Appear Off Kavaia, Greece, With New
Force for the Baikans——Vioient Artil-
lery Duels on the Dardanelles Front-
British Torpedo Boat No. '96 Sunk '
l“ The great Italian general often..-
sive. launched a fortnight ago,
|has broken down, the Austrian
War Office declares in a state-
,ment today, after the loss of
it 50,000 men by the attacking
1!:
.m:‘.~—“—
EDDR MEN lRlDRED '
5 SEER“ DDMPERSlllDR
Commissioner' Backiilrhu Sched-
.1111 Bearing: in Stamford, llor-
oThe Vienna statement asserts
tthat the Austrian iine5' on the
ulsonzo front are unchanged des-
ipite the assaults in great force
imade upon them. and that the ‘:
'Austrian positions on ‘the Tyrol
' 1 ,.5 and Carinthian fronts are the
1 {same as the defensive forces have
Four t'otttpensation cases will hc‘held S'ncc the beginning of the
lltottrd .thts week by Compensation war.
Commissioner Buckingham. The case: British and French transports,VV .
'01 Mike Duricas injured at the with troops on board. have ap-
,Bridgeputt llras s company on August pcared Off Kavala, Greece, 11 BEI-
21 was heard at 4 o’clock yesterday Vlin newspaper announces. 3913!?”
.afternoon. The claimant was injured ently presaging the landing of I
about the head and it is alleged sus Anew 1‘311- ed eapeditionar‘y force.
tained othet injuries while in 1119 for operationsinthe Balkans. The
templm of the brass company: Atf' ram-osmium Saloniki to Dedelg-Vy,_
torney George F. Mara will appear hatch Bulgaria, ll“ 3 [CW mVllflV ».
lior :the claiman". 'f'ltis ai‘e 110011 lto the north. Twenty miles COVV :'
.i‘ominlssloncr Buckingham will hear Ithe east is the Bulgarian border.
the case of Charles lielman of Stam- DISPITChCS from Athens to \
:‘tord against the Harris (‘lonstruction London ditch“! the attitude 0"
Vlcompany of. Stamford. 111-1111.... at iGreece toward the Entente Allies."
ileges he 11'a\ injured by a chisel is becoming m0": favorable. A..\
while working on June 29 He will: uCharest “1081131 received In
Dbe represented by Attoreny l’hilips‘ltall’ qu°t¢5 the Conservative
of 5.3mm”, fieader, M. Filipesco. as deciaring
The question of how long Jacob-V in em?“ that Bulganas 35mm“
.Helfant 18. will be 011! of work “till warring “PO“ Setbla had done \
Abe heard in Netualk on Thursdaylwond‘fr‘ toward 5°hdllymg Pub‘
by Commissioner Bttckdngltam. Hel 'lic OPm‘on '11 Romania for inter‘
:tant employed by Holmes, Keeler ‘Ventfios on lh" s'de 0‘ the Ell-
and Kent of Norwalk was injuled‘ tcne owers. ,.
when the steering gear on a motor I!“ Montenegnn War Office
truck (it"iien bv hltn broke. "e fell'declares the Montenegrin “0°?!
to the toadway and part of theme ;are successfully. holding the Ania.
cthine fell on him. Helfant sustain“truans south of VJSMCgrad '
ed a broken leg and serious oomph-DBosma
among haw 1 muted V; Paris announces the prevalence
11‘ ttther testimony will be. taken in gfglstaillnéfifrleihtehilgsetceerlltfrillaltiom:
Greenwich F‘ridat into the case 0N Constantinople 1'9me violent:
artillery duels. on the Dardangllu‘
front. The Turks claim to have
dispersed by artilery lire masses
.oi allied troops sighted by their
outs
Sinking oi the British torpedo
be at, No. 96\as the result of a.
collision at Gibraltar is an-
l
1
the. estate of Christian Nelson againstt
Charles Bailey in (.i'eenw'ich to de-
cidé VV1yether Nelson‘s death resulted'
from intmication rather than an in-
jurv allegéd. to have been inflicted by
a haze s11“. Nelson has injured onisc
aAngust lSqnd died ‘three days later. .
_—
iVSOME “MASON $123531 by the British Ad.
; ’ AKING GEORGE '
t , 1V DlNNElVl: llll ‘ RECOVERING'SLOWL’Y
A V 1 1 l(?-1\D0N,No1~~.211_:.50a m'.
.—Ktttg George. who returned- to
Venison ."dm‘e “P" in every do \London last night from the
i“Clout? and “mouth watery” 3‘3”" French front, is rccove rig.
“OWL t0 the arts Of a capable chei, sowly from the cfi‘ccts of his‘ {all
111113 last svening 89”“ i0 3 large front a horsd‘iast week, The fol-
party Who. in, Carl Schaub‘s dining- lovvtng official bulletin \Vv\as issflegi'
troom, on Railroad avenué, ‘partook of this morning; 2;
In genuine “1115911 deT- ' “The King ltadl‘a better nigV ~—
Following lhe “teed” 8'" 0" the and l1as.no' fc\1er.V,Althotigh‘-t ‘
lguests adjourned to the home or effectsmf the accident are 510'
E Charles Vaast on Chestnut etreen‘passing off his majesty will .
l-where 11- social time of no mean on some time longer
110111119111. spent thmmulnder of the lied”
confined VVto Al
iVFIGHTING SONTINEDES‘
Those who participated included: 1 SOUTH op VISHEGW
Charles Vaast. Lillie Andbreon. Clara PARIS Nov. 2 2: 30 p. VmVV
Glover. M" m“) 1111111011,. M" Carl The following statement from the
Anderson. Mrs. E. Vasst,‘ “John Nor” Monteneg'rin War Office undét
ton}. Mrs. Jules Vaast, Jules Vasst. itodays date. was received )‘W
1-Ellllll Troy, James O’Brien, William this afternoon' 6/111
Pennington. D" "1 B- We“? 09'" “011/ Oct. 31' fighting continbl
Prescott, M“ Carl Prescott: 3"“ 8011th of Visllcgratl, Bosni All
rgtttrattack ot the county
(Continued unfllhirti _:.}...
fund an all round good-time
'Fable, “Mr. and Mrs. W B. Bunions. we
better When. Mrs. Peter Vaut.1-VR_a-r.-
bet-1V Bayture end. Fred ~.T 9919mm.- 5,-
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