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ESTABLISHED l870
DID INCREASE
IN OUR SOUOUI
ATTENDANCE
Superintendent Chapman Makes
Regular Report of School Con-
ditions to the Cofird of Education
OUTSIDE SONOOI BUILDINGS
PROIED OT MUON RENETIT
Makes Recommepdatious and Sug-
gestions to Increase Efficiency
The report of the Superintendent of
Schools was Tuesday night presented
to the Board 0‘! Education in regular
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post“
Office II Swond CM Mutter.
GOVERNMENT
TO SET AFTER
cused oISteaiing Autos, Mag-I-
netos and Tires for the Allies In‘
Europe ~’
TEN OR MORE
After Thefts of Sugar, Vessels Were
Set on/fire by Bpmbs
NEW YORK, Nov. I.w~'i‘he lt‘edeEaI
meeting. The data in regard to en-
rollment in the public school‘s‘showed
that there had been an increase in the?
1912 over?
Sttrternber enrollment of
th't of 1915 of 242 pupils. In the high
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school period—4th to 12th years—the.
change had been 267 pupils or 25 per‘
cent. inorease. There had been a de-
crease! in the Kindergarten enroll—
ment; the grade enrollment had re-
mained much the same The number;
of torchers employed in the city lrad'
changed. from 115 to 135. Tire average
-.. .fiwmued on Second Page.)
Grand Jury continued today its inves-
Itigation ot‘
Fay and five others accused of con-
spiracy to blow up vessels carrying
,war munitions from New York to the
allied nations in Europe. Tire case
had proceeded so far that it was ex-
pected indictments would be re-
quested today possibly In advance of
the arraignment of the accused men
:‘,“~'rnued on Fifth Page.)
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I111 101qu ilRSi ~
UONSPIRATORS
wrrr Endeavor to Punish Iren Ac-I
MEN UNDER ARREST?
the activities of Robert.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN., THU "DAY NOVEMBER 4 1915 clouo tonioht and Friday.
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:Cfficers oEIected at Meeting of
Chiefs of Records at Bridgeport
-—Ilanquet Follows Meeting;
Many Prominent Indians Enjoy
A Occasion ‘
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Push the War to
Children, and Then Committed}
NT
Iman. killed his wife and four-year-I
terday at the Stratfield hotel. Bridge- “I! Molly T niiy, HMIMTOMII ter, Gertrude and then comnrittei /
I NIIIS AIS IANIIII
Suicide
NEW YORK, Nov. i—Edward Me 5
Nearly 50 chiefs of records of \ari- SRCV. E CTIAIIIIII “DREW", nemlold son “'illiam, by cutting their
Sous tribes of the improved Order ofI TOT THEM, .‘S III CTITII'CUI “I Ithreats with a razor; slashed the
Iport, to organize an association, and, "owed Isnicide by cutting his threat. The lit-
lthe following officers were elected: I Itle girl. hospital surgeons said probaIrI
Cut Throats of Wife and Twoi
IManus. 31, secretarv to a wealthy wo-
Red Men in the state gathered yes- 'throat of his two months' old daugh-I
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Il’residerrt, O.b “Culver .\ew llaverr;, Ily will recover
ivice president, George nan1eg,;llit-Marius had been ill for some time
{Bridegorn secretary, Nilson 01181 IIMPRESSWE EREMGNIES land it is believed to have suddenly he-
istrom, Stamford, and tress urer, Iconre insane.
Tenants in the apartment house
Ewhere the Mc‘tlanus faintly lived, weroI
aroused by screams and calls for as-
sistance from Mrs. McManus. “hen
the door to the Mc\ianus apartment
was broken doWn Mrs. Mchianus wa
Ifountl lying in the hall. She Il\ ed 10m: (II-DESI RESIDEN‘I'S DIESII
‘enough to tell her brother-in-Iaw, \\I'il~,
:liam McManns who lived in the same
NW” 4"; house, that she awoke early today and I Jelonle E. Smith, one of the oldest
Wu: c3? I found her husband standing ”"9" her residents on the East Side, and cert
° 8 with a razor in his hand. Before she tnlnl' one of the best-known and be-
held i2:n::e?:voji‘éwtpnl¢el:nmm protestant Episcopal diocese of Con- Icould protect herself her husband had IMP; died suddenly this morning at
President (‘ulver presided a: ton t- nectitut here tom”. the solemn cere- 8]“th herthroat Mrs Mchlarrus “1 his home on Cottage avenue. Mr
master at the banquet which I ll 81 urony taking place in ”‘9 (hurch of tough m0“ “Hy wounded. jumped from Smith wire was 70 years old. suffered
tl . i 0 0“.” the Holy Trinity, where for twenty h“ bed, seized her son from a will from an attack of heart failure.
M (”an action at I’ “lock in ”“3 years he has been motor. More than and tried in vain to sum thcboytrorn “was“
dining room of the Stratilcld George four hundred Visiting clergymen andihis (razed father. ‘
P‘alrcliild nest great sachem of high dignitaries of the chtrrclr were?
Bridgeport: William Saunders of “711- present {Bishop Chauncey li.Bre\1 OUR SISIEIIS, [00ft
ielbury, Mb?" C “ism” 0’ New ster. of the diocese of Connecticut
IBritain- George A. Morris of Milford; Imagined llt. Rev. Dr Edw ‘nl S.
A highlr successful Halloween so-
cial was g'lien last evening, by Our-
‘Frisbie, of New Haven.
courage Troops
UNE OE EAST NORUAUI’S
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I As members of an executive com»-
Imittee were appointed John Harris of
’Hartford John irehr of Hartford and
.George A. Morris of Milford. R. 13. WIT! BISTIOPS from Other States:
Iltlullett of Fair Haven, Ernest
iIlIlorrls of Bridgeport and lt.l.14ee of; Take Part In EXWSCS
Wallingford are members of the. com
mittee appointed to draft Ir consti- \IlI)Dl.E'l‘OWN Conn”
tution, which will probably be adopted Roy E Camplon Acheson
at a meeting of the organization to be secreted bishop suffmgan
For twenty-six years the
was 11 shoemaker employed by
’l.ounslrury 8: Mathewson Company,
but during the past 1'0 ythrrs he has
be?“ retired from acme \vork. lie
“as a member of the East a1enue \f.
.Church, and was a member of the
church choir for 15 years Possessed
of a strong and sweet voice, he was
popularly known as 11 splendid singer.
D. Driscoll of Brantord. and George Line’s bishop of Newynrlr was the
Spell of Stratford, responded to toasts preacher.
“It: rInade short speeches ‘ When the consecration service be
l i expected to hold meetlnxaigpn every seat in the church was till-
arm annually. and at the meeting in ed the visiting clergymen being vost-‘
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Ith In SwitzerIand _
On a Peace Mission, I
Von BueIOw Declares
A Force of Arms—French Recaplure‘”
Some Trenches in the Champagne?
' District—Counter Attacks of the Ads.
trains Have Failed——Ktng Peter, of?
Serbia, Has Gone to the Front to En-\
JAINe
TWO CENTS
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Germany 15 United, He Says, and Will
a Conclusion By
s a
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Prince von Buelowb former
Switzerland on a peace mission.
he declared today In Lucerne. He”
is not engaged in peace discus-t
ons with any one in that coun-
Itry, he stated, nor will be visit
a drid or Washington on .a
'peace errand. He declared Ger-
Imany was united and was deter-
Imined to push the war to a con-
iclusion by force of arms.
Advanced trenches in the
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Chalnpagne district recently tak- .
nby the Germans have been re—
captured by the French the
Paris War Office announced to—
.day. The major part of the Get--
German Chancellor, is not Sill
man gain was cancelled by the,
French-counter attacks. it is as-
rted. '1
The Austrian armies
failed in the counter attacks by
which they sought to re-take p0.
have
MISS EIIERON DANE DURING DRESS UP WEEK
A MASOUE DAII‘
at their meeting last rriulrt,ii11poirrt-!
Miss Eta Effron gave a Hallowe' enjfll “mm“ E ”0.”. J It‘ll“: Dibble
masque party at her home on “ Row- 'J- Emory Stetens, Joseph [hills and-
on street. Sunday night. The eveningiA J- (“Hill-‘1 R ('pmmltlev to inter-
has passed by the playing of games Ivtew the Bridge (‘ormnittec and hot
and in his younger days was in great sitions which the Italians capture"
New Haven next spring, a constitution ed with white stoles. w
will be adopted and other
Irelutive to permanent
transacted}.
business ity of the invited guests w
organization I ic costumes
The procession formed in the parish
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DENIED RIOHT OT COUNSEL
hlle the major-‘ Sisters Rebekah Lodge, Tll their rooms
i'l‘he guests were in costume, and some
of these were exceptionally good. The
iusual liallowe' en games were played,
and dancing was plso 11 part of the
program Music was furnished for the
Idancing by a 361mm. Refreshments,
Iconsisting of sandwiches, coffee, and
demand at local social~ gatherings.
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ore academ- A“ ”‘91- 0 0-1‘ hall 0“ Wall street. Mr. Smith was a prominent member
of Butler Indigo, No. 97.1.0. 0 141/
'1 wife, who is lying quite ill, also
suffering from heart-.trouble a son.
Oakley Smith, of the. East Side, a
local painter, and three grand children
survive. Funeral arrangements have
not yet then completed
lections were rendered by Miss Emon
_ on the violin. Luncheon was served,
’ . and-at a late hour the guests depart-
ed. Those present 11 ere The Misses
of various kinds and an musical se. le_\ oiliciirls for the purpose of st-I-tur- I
m y I_ , ensOut Ridgefieid Court Tangle
..'\"iola. Cummings. A1109 Ryan \[uhel rr..rl.e complain i-Irrnurzements for the "' R'dLCHN" m ”I“ “’1'“ “A "011” D10 I
illucFurlaud. Dianna Roodlrer, Alice
andJ‘rantes Roserr. Lillian Colin, Jeri-
1Ieatte Karp. Frances Greuer. Eva La~
tin. Margaret Lihner from Stamford the city will be speciallv decoratedA before Judge 1‘0"“ J \“m‘” “I “0" 'bpi'"l“‘1’ 0f ”Weill!“
"Messrs. David Warner. Stanley Loud-
in, Samuel Arielle. Sterling Getchel, luminated at night by an attractive ‘00“"591 ““01 Pleading not 11111111 but. VPtf‘d
King
Donald
\Merril Barker, Leland Close,
Tolles, LeGrarrd Greenwood.
Shepard; Richard Norris, Robert lids?
sett. Jack Hettor'd. William Powell and'
(l. Magner.
IIIIA'S NEXT MUTE
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liol'GLAs, Aria, Nov. I.-—Al.
though thwarted in his attempt to
take Agtra Prietn, Gen. Villa 'todity
“Wis said to Have had Carranza odi-
cials mystified as to his next move.
Five hundred of his men were said
to have already reached Naco andi
4,000 troops, it i‘v’as—reported, were
seen str‘aggling along the dusty roads
between, these two ‘polnis.
General,,Calles was said to have cut
off reinforcements on the way to-
jo'm‘virra. *
ANOTHER TIRNOON
MANILA. Nov. -I.-’A typhoon,
which telnet-easing In "Violence. Is
again sweeping the section of South-
ern Luzon. which was devastated late
last month with "ng”! of nearly zoo
line and property damage estimated,
at rib-fly 31.099.000. The storm is
headed toward Manila. Two count-
Ing vessels have foundered but Itbo'
crown were MM.
SMEET’INO IUlON
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{srr'vice across the new bridge
\ special committee with Joseph‘
Davis as cilrrirtmrn, was appointed to
holding of Dress-lip Week, from No
'vrmher 29111 to December Itlr. (luring
‘\\Tll(‘ll time the business section or
\\ 1th Xmas greens and beiirrtifulh il‘
electrical display.
will be prepared
lhcsslfp Week trill and uptodnte
stocks of holiday merchandise corr-
vincing the buying public of the ex—
ceptional opportunities offered by the
merchants of this city for call) Xmas
shopping at home.
ed by the nssociniion for thls‘caru-
Ipuign will be "Try Norwalk First.”
her)
to show
WOMAN IS ASSAUITED
Asked this morning if heIintel'tded
taking action in the case vflrerein it is
alleged that on ,Hallowe'en night a
woman residing in the Brookside
section was assaulted by a promin-
ent downtown mam‘ProsecutIing At-
torney Cramer {h Hegeman declared
he was Considering the matter. and
'after looking up some fine points of
law involved would decide whether-
nrrest warrants will be issued or
Inot.
‘ According. to reports the woman in
question was nrasqtrudlng In man’s
atlire Hallowe‘en night. When she
trespassed on the man's property it
is alleged she was assaulted It was'
stated yes rday t at the doctor who‘
attended h r said her heavy clothing
saved her from serious injury
I ’T'he prosecutor in determining whe-
ther the alleged methane: innu-
fledrin his action inasmuch as the
mu m I tmpuoer. M
though In disguise. ‘*
immediate resumption of trolleyI
trier clinnt' I
durirr.2, '
The slogan adepth
BRAND WHITIOSN
TAKES A VACATION
Arrivalof flanbury Attorney Straight
cruller were served. Prizes “'9” grv I Mr. Smith was of a fine disposition.
en to the winners of the various
and there are Inanv who will re rot
games. The affair was thoroughly err- his passing - ‘3
oncd by everyone present, and the ‘ ‘ ‘
good time, will not soon be forgotten.
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rare and unheard of things tool: plzrie
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\\'\Sllll\ii ’l‘ON NI)“ 4 :and Before the entertainment. a regular WEII KNOWN ‘I’OBABco
icc'etliuns “llt‘ll James .\lr.\rthnr “‘itls \Nlritlocli. .‘t-lrnetititn Minister to Bel business meeting "I the lodge. was
Intrttsted ior assault til .1. .l0 lrf’stIcium, 1111s preparing today to returnI‘hem
Thursday night and was arraigned to the [tilted States Ior S
en o 'clock.
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Henry “Seizer. “Joseph Kollnaga. a
fourteen- yearold boy, of 2 7 Spruce
street Bridgeport, while crossing the
SAIESMAN A SPEEDER
He asked lime to procurn intention to learn ‘Iussels was com
in n cableirranr to Secretary , Vincent Riggo, of University Place.
I . :of State Lansing ' ‘EXIIIBI'I' WORK New York City. was yesterday after-1
Ileatc of absence; permission for Murray for speeding on the. Connecti-
I“.III(,II .wa! gm," two months agop Whose Nor-walkers who are inter- cut turnpike Mr. Rt go. who is con
ENORWMS SECOND' isolcly to recuperate. according to ested in the work of \Iellknown nected with the American Tobacco
Itvlro adds that his return has no con- ei‘iorts h“? gained them country local dealers. plead "01 8‘1“”
Inection ulnrrerer with the incident “'de recounttion. and have turnedthe ,was found guilty. however. “Dd JnngSI
'2'rowing out of “ports by the Minis
:InTiisrijfcgnd Dtllunl'yshow to be given Have" the British IIIII-Ise by German portunit) to acquaint themselves \I 1th lug to up 35_
{local 0:“ timer the auspicas 0f the ,“milltary authorities. Ithe paintings of these artists by a The case. of Frank Mulcahey, of
p U association “'“l open 0“ It is expected the Minister will re. series of sihcr teas and exblbllimls Stamford who yesterday morning was
“ turn to Belgium after his recovery.
E“gigglzgnrzfitdsec‘Ie‘a’yI Charles \I The first of the selics opens 10 Pennington for violating th’e traffic
ium “8:51 hay: llohay list the‘ prom ~ ,‘morrow \thernoou at the home 01‘ Im and for having no drivers “.1.
‘ a can ”9er and IKEEP‘ m IHE RIGHT Miss Frances Hurd on 46 WESI ave :cense. was continued until tomorrow
mail
8 The last show of the locals" Idngs bS’ Vlrs. T N Prize-1'. 0f WBSI‘ Iney Moore of Stamford, represents
sociation roused considerable interest Iport‘ \Iiss Helen Hamilton and E. Ml h , 'h wa released under a
in poultry circles throughout the coun- ' ‘ ' 11 ca e3 “ 0 s
h l h I -, ____ Iglrown. The affair is under the direc-I .
3:“ 5 “mg 0“ I 9" prize “00‘“ The criticism has been made more iron or Miss Hurd anth Mrs. F. H. --"‘- ,,
is year preparations are under way than once that it was “a shame" to Brss ell . BRIDGEPIIRI' Boy
to have the affair better than or or _ “
side of a police dummy. The last city a N D” 0" fREIGHII
‘couhcil passed a frame ordinance
last year giving the police -a-comml
SUE” Y BUIBHER at whatever points In the city traffic I" STAMFMMRD ACCIDENT
demanded them It W stipulated In
~-~ the ordinance that drivers were to‘ According to Information in pos-
M. .1. Regina -,Dillon of New York drive to the right of the device. There session of the Stamford police, the railroad tracks near spruce firmer,‘
ilsland. Is the defendant In a 8200 suit to enforce the laws. I minus aNew Haven nth-0nd eon- locked up in a [reight-car The tnini
brought by Clifford P. Hayes. North doctor. residing on Pine Hill. on the Iwu‘ soon on its way, and when
IMuIn street butcher. Papers were Invitations. are but Ir sent out to- Mt Side. ntrncku tree. about 8 gropped in this city later In the If-:
served In the Town Clerk's o as. this day by Secretary worth. of the o'clo'ci this morning on Clinton ave-Irernoon. young Knitting: was released
from Service was made by Deputy the column of the county. to at- not be reached at his home in this' Investigated mer- hug-rug him uteri
Shorts Huron Denim. Attorney: tend the “Momentary Good madly this "his; or afternoon. but In; more box-oer door The. up
:90“ 8 Condos wt the plain- ¢nnfmnoe and rally. which In to be the Stanford police line a report first was turned over to Constable Selle.
I I The can in returnable to the pets at the Hotel Green. Dunbury. on the another was quite bully denier who furnished him with his furore re
The hilriisler'sIN0RWAlK ARTTSTS
(continued on fifth 111121"! I Mr. Whitlock is touring home on “0'0“ “”95““! by Officer Janis S
Polu'mv Aannouncetnent b.\ Secretary Lansininartists who The near this city whose Company. and is uell-knoun to the
A Iter on the execution of Miss Edm‘t ‘iCAmIY 8‘9 3%!de 3“ unusual “ll court. fined him $5 and costs,
It member 23d. in Roodnérs Hall, oni Ithat haie been planned arrested by Chief of Police W R.
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printed, and are being sent out in thqie Inué. q‘ea will be served and paint- morning by Judge Vosburgh Attor-
OT IRE POIIOE DUMMY , _ , , . ,.
ty and state, exhibitihquom far and M Ase re 0 ye i e ["5 bond.
arrest a man for driving on the wrong;
SUMNER RESIDENT lillii MA CUMMINGS "RDA”
sinner the power to place' dummies"
ICity'. who is a summer resident at Bell to no alternative for the police but automobile owned by Charles B. Our yesterday. was 591ng by two men “(II
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Imorniux. attaching Bell Island pro- Norwulk Chamber of Commerce. tohne. Stamford. Ir. Cummings could from-hie Moon by a brakeinan, whoI
“firm. Ina-uydmwuhutap. m. ed. Ir.Cuunlnuvasnottqured. turn to Bridgeport.
‘1.
Ieycs of the lovers of 3N louard this George H Voshurglr In the downtown!
‘I trians.
A gar-tans.
A.cr
According to” u yarn Iold Constable'
"I Inc
ed In their offensive movgment,
Rome declares.
being landed at Saloniki, Paris an-
nounces.
§esignation of the Zaimis
Ca met in Greece is expected.
following its defeat in the Cham—
ber by a vote of 147 to ,1 14, die-
patches irom Athens state. The
policy of neutrality for Greece.
in contrast with that of its pre-
decessor headed ber M Venizelos.
who favored entry
Greece into the war in support of
Serbia and the Entente Allies. .
King Peter, of Serbia is report-
ed, in a message from Sofia,to
have gone to the front to encodr-
age his troops and take them the
Inews that the Allies were brmg-
I ing them aid. _
A revolt of Albanians in South-1
west Sofia is reported through
Ro mb. An Albanian uprising of
alarge proportions would be likely
to menace the retreat of the Ser-
bian army, now under attack in.
the north bv Germans and Atto-
and in the east Tw- Bul-
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VENIZELOS DOES NOT
WANT GREEK ARMY .
I ’..\ DEMOBILIZED
’\ ITTENS Nov. 4. via London,
Itfrgo a.1n.-—tateororicai denial is
Igh on I)_\ the official Greek news
IaQCllCV to the statement made In.
:thc Irarlkfnrtcr Zcitung‘ \that
‘Tormei Premier Venizelos “hose
supporters consfltittttc a majority.
liar Parliament. is using his ill-5
flucncc. to bring: about the (le
mobilization of the Greek army
tfcaring that it may be used to co-
Inpcratiou \vitIth (entral Pet‘-
s. ‘
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ZAIMIS GOVERNMENT
Additional French troops are x «I
of .I '" A
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Zaimis Ministry has stood for the ’
DEFEATED Tanner "
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PARTS, .'0\". 4. 12:25 p
,Thc Zaimis government
(Erect-c Ias dcicatctl In a discus-
sion of foreign politics In I‘arlia-i
rtt today. and it is cxp tctl III!
will resign, savsai “flat as Ellspatclt"
from "\thcns.
IIIN'DON, Nov. 4. 12:15 11 In...
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--'l c Athens c respondent
the change To aph Cow
pan asserts that. tollowin It
Irlcfea in the Chamber of
ties, Premier Zainris will resign.
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