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ESTABLISHED 1870 L“§§§,fi§gfi§“€hfi°fifie§“‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1915 , F... and .ngmly ...I.. W... Tm; CENTS ‘ ,
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SAYS RAYMOND tMIIlIIII ISSUESI’ERIIII MISS IIIII lEIIS 0E 1|)“le .- SBIIIIIII. IRIIE DRIVER IIIRNS overthrow of Z 5 im i 5 «.
. l0 “IIOIIl IIP" IIIIIZENR SHEERIIIIE PARADE
ilrges, ill the Name of Sweet Char- I Mrs. F- 3- lm. 0' "WWII“ 5303'
ity,That Fair Taggers on Saturday Franchise leasue. Reports 00n-
Be Treated Generously lentil!!! in Hartford
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Tomorrow is Tag 'Day. There isn’t; The Norwalk Equal .Franclttse
13 crtizen "1 the city W110 “'01” havelmague held its monthly meeting.
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HAVEINCREASED+
. ’p'lle driver owned by McHarg & Bar-
lt Opened aTruItlI Contaildllg llalu-
:tlic chance to do 'a good turn for “leavhich c mes the second Thursday ' [Null
ables, I 'ng t0 MI'S. "ellietsorwalk liospltal. All the principal yesterday), in the Norwalk Library. At3 “unmade“ a“ SIIW8 “IO
,’ 000““ streets \Illll be patroled by young‘ter the formal business of report at Reason; “0?le in IBHGS of
WEN) ”Night“ Of Eccentric nomeil who will collect funds, andjthe secretary. Mrs. Irving Hall, the
r . ”is up 10 PWFY Norwalker 10 con‘ytl'easurer's statement was excused. Three Yefs'stlfdzng
Vegetable “MI" tr ‘3“th Mrs or her share toward 3119 the League for once in its existence . I I
. , COl€te $0.000 mark. having an uficxpended balance, and ._ \ '
Mayor Carl Axel Iiarstrom has is-
sued a permit officially authorizingé
any
t
under the topic new business, the;
proposition made by the State orgaulr‘
\ held in the assembly room of the
I were served by the pastor‘s wife: The'
W, days. started this morning’zrwlth' a.
zigzés'oung ladies to _“h‘?ld up" .zation that Miss llelen Todd of Cali-I
n or stranger within 0‘" gates. funds be invited here to tell “How We!
008i $145,374.
The mayor's permit reads as follows:
~~ . . ;Won the ”Vote" was discussed. Mlss' I
p. T133] h‘orwal‘k “capital needs m‘?“’,’i‘odd is one of the most forcible andI f0“ Schools 1914_]9|5
'5' m“ ’5 d large deficit in He‘l'cleverest speakers ill the country, I ,
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nilaintcnance-fund.I To meetflt’hls‘fl'eti-lrehort the delegates to Hartford, WES“
0 I. ”19 ““1195 ‘ “311mg Board haW'hcard her. Upon motion of Mrs. J. M.
determined to conduct a rapid, brisk, C(‘oburn, it was voted to ask Miss 'l‘odd'
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\ Ipop‘ular subscription commonly to Vorwalk at the earliest date 0 II f 12 6
. . , , ,, . y ., , . . , - pen. ncrease ’0 S 12-31 Over
f Sensatlollal EVIIIDIIQE Heard by tlle‘kl‘f‘l} ‘35}?‘5‘: Ddyr 0” baturday. MV'no her, but her engagements are so ‘i ’ .
. . ~ . rm 9‘ I“ ‘1 and a committee 0‘ 1W0 numerous, that this will not be for a Previous YCII', m Was
“'th COMMISSION” "1 8mm- flundrod young women has enlistedhmmh or so. I ,
03,1311“ mmmfndflbk’ undertakinn ‘ Miss Clam M. liill, president of the $30,453.98 More Than 1913
mm F" 1:3ch?“ "e" wishes ‘9 mmelleague, gave an informal descriptionI “
"e ‘3 “‘de Dollars I" ”"5 “'ayt‘oi her experience in the Suffrage l’ar-I . .
and they appeal to the generosity of side. She marched in tile (hymen or, Superintendent lra tF. Chapman has
That aged Alexander Raymondlfutrt people to help them realize the the Woman... pom...) Union in the nmlwred the following statement 'ot
plucked from the hand of Ills dying; “..\.:‘\“‘,°“,’,‘:;rmre in ”0“ f ” Congressional Union. Connecticut “I‘m” 93.95““ If” Th’guemim“); ‘
, . . _ ‘. ' ‘ - ' ' 0 10 contingent, and carried ills Connecti- 9‘99" “"99 0" W 9 “C 005
Wife. despite her 1)")wa I:Mpncrn of the enterprise, and by virtue cut Banner. This was no small thshihuve increased very considerably dur-
Hllufiglt‘s, a key to her trunk In W lehiof my authority ne‘e’cllief executive since the bamlcr is cite of the he“. ing the past three years. Reasons
were her papers andj—the witness saidj‘mgli‘lral“ 0f ”‘9 Lilly, I ISSUE this lest and handsomest, large and withtfm‘ ”‘93" increases are "0‘ always
she had been led to believe—~money, $35111: to Hill! members of the afore— silk and ensign facing front and backhclear. It seems best therefore to
was testimony given by Mrs. Neutexnllme chiflulgtefiflto hold up, in the The papers have told what struggleslnmk“ a more or less detailed expla-
'W bb d ht f'M R . nd e _I .. 1v . .vl Clarity, and for a the wind occilsioncd‘lllc bttnlmr.beur._lli;lllou. 'lhe following comparative
9 . nus ero rs. asmo ,y t: |grist] consideration to tag. any citizen ers in the Open spaces, but the (:on.ttables will in some measure show
terday, before Commissioners John 11,. o Ills community and oily stranger nectlcut banner never was allowed toiwhere- there have been increases in
“98190,- and Edward 0' Jansen of the “Hull: 1:18 dilateSVOfl " twaver. The Division did a clever ‘Jhe cost. The comparisons are made
probate Court, Stamford, in the mat- “‘and T‘s.” If?" * ‘IJIV‘ilWGr' SW11. ,tlllllg--Il formed at 4th street, and on the basis of the. classification used
for of the disputed claims of MPSV‘Nel-I'lllll‘l lnllq (B a .men and women, marched “1’ Second avenue “mug'f‘” the ““001 budget 0" 19124913
" ‘ .und‘ [1 ( ‘up'd to submit, gracefully :ln at 22nd. street with the main papIW'Ilh the exception of the grouping of
‘llo Webb, Alexander Raymond and ot-i - o [5:11)]? 4§lgiiaillyinms ’ade. in this wartho East Side we'ltt‘llt‘llern' “II“EICS' The period
ers against the estate of Mrs. Bridget. M‘ . 1 f 1‘ I TROM, ple got a chance to see, and there was illnlt‘ Included in each yearly classifi-
Iitnymond. otherwise known as Sally ‘ d) or 0 the “‘3' 0’ NOTWMK an immense crowd and an enlhusias-‘chllon extends from the d t day of
Raymond 1‘ 7 'M" tic one. September of oneiyear to he thirty-
, ' . 1' Mrs. G. M. Moran and. her-"little first day Of Almost oi" the following
fills 9nd Gui“ sensational WNW”) s/N CONGREBAIloNAl Idaughtor Marion, were in (he i’IltoIno-I‘year. The fiscal. year of the City and
was given in the1aw library br‘leum. .' g Iblle Division which was at the very;'lm\‘ll which has been changed twice
mtngs & Lockwood, wherein on? hear- ‘ gcnd of’the parade. and they waitedjnilldn three years has given to the
w... .I... “I IIIIIIRIIII MEN’S‘ WORK3iii:““l‘i..‘.‘.”.§.?$‘.ii Ii. Inc‘s“. ”i‘3f.°l‘.‘.’f’l“ “if. i"
. .‘ .. I a 1 angel I s a o l'evevmon 5.
f0! DGI‘SOHMSGWICBS rendered and it jmachine gave up the attempt, butI'lIlF recent change, I understand. will
amounts, in round figures to about} Jivaltedmhlttlo Marlon was presentipl'nttically make the present fiscal
$5,000. 5 'I At a silcciaI‘~nloct;inv called ”(in‘PBler ' proudly wearing a “\‘oicaiycnr one of eleven months. Not only
Mr. Raymond's claim amounts to'cveuing til the C(ll‘lgf‘f‘gti’llonfll chum-111m: Wom‘en" button. tor this very owu‘” ”“8”” then,
$3.851. and it is the principal and ln-‘lll South Nurvralk. for the men of IheI. in“ 1“ S. Lyon. gave a vivid “MIN" “18° Imam”. "r ”‘0. “am” “as”
. y "f Icli‘urch, plans were adopted fordhc‘m orming description of thc conchl-‘flcution for it like pcI‘IOTi of school
torcst on a note glten by his in elyear which include organization of tlon in Hartford. She was present {expenditures in Olhor cities this per.
Bridget, on Sept, 10, 1902, for “Do-Illle parish (m u“ efficient basis am“\\_icdncs.day and Thursday. There wereJod of time is used as the school
made payable to J. Belden Hurlbutt. Otilllt‘ co-oI-dinutihg of the Brotherhood 115 registered delegates on hand IllloIiiscal year in the tables which follow:
Norwalk and assigned by the latter.’in the spiritual work of the church 110.13,}??? wlloAdidnnot arrive in time. '
to Mr. Raymond. total being $1,378:1"“.d,’g“kl"g “ a “00”“ MW in ”W wis 31.13:? hoidingflfiuiiIféi a:fl;'ocgif I (0°““““°d °" sewn" Pa“)
‘ . nelgl tl'IlOOI. 13. I _. . ,_. - . . , -
also 3960 for hay‘furnishcd Mls. Ray- hood “hog ,mkfr ‘igtaltlgbiCEEO‘II‘fi';vention resulted in a vote to make Itt ‘\
mond P0111 1903 to 1914; also 3240 forlevenitlg services of tile church for but “‘0 days hereafter. This will; ~
ico furnished during those years; like-‘tlle months ol’ Noveiuberrnnd Deccln-fficesfinme the cutting ouh of lheiftw M0 ‘8 A s
.. , .bcr. The minister of the church is .ngue reports, and the suggestion;
was made that there should be County BUILT IN NORWAIK
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of
Siding ‘I $11.95 01’ SUPWC'“ based ulmn'uonveulions and reports from Countyl
.. 1 prisons] questions asked of him Chairmen instead Fairiicid County1
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ibdr lie;f‘gb€1§:\lvl:§:nlilxltanhqle ‘SlfleECl'under our splendid Mrs. Knox of:
IUOd Control the Action: “gyfigholmfs‘lfiow Canaan, has hcld several Countyl “t . . I
.of Man?" The parish h to b1 I‘hglflConvontlons, and they are helpfuht Notwithstanding the reports
Ioughty canvassed bv the distrL' t Oliwe can report. State enrollments torihave come from various sections
‘gilllizalions of the ‘Brotllcrliooiic 112’; he past year have been 11,000, mak- the country, and particularly
special music wi be Obtained to b .log a total 1 28,479. income for the Morris Heights, N. Y., that yacht and
’ ‘ 9- past year as $19,476.56. - imoior-boat yards are booming, the 10-
AID [NIERIMNEDAa help in the-so vices. The plan of
a thoroughly organized M ' ’
‘ I... .. . . ens Bible‘ , . ‘ "
. .‘(sts “as also unanimously adoptcdpihfist‘tlggle aorta?!“ “as fine,
A pleasant social time was en ychlhi‘ class to be held at noon on Sun-" c' e p u '
Ipstemay afternoon by the mem ershdal' and for the time being led by
of the Ladies: ,Aid Society of Si,.Ilbe pastor of the church.
Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church,;8mdy will be the seininarv
at. the pastor's residence ill Hamiltonill COD-““1101“? scrutiny of the Bible '- -
avenue. rThe .treasurcr's report, nsI :15“ the foundation of the Christianlfrfivo 13,0339 fifgtlt‘tlfimgiiggl“Emits?figment orders were being filled, are
alfio’wi “‘2,” 0f tine receh'tl en.ter'I1§ 110196313“ $1 the Life and TeRCh‘Igave $1.500. Miss Elizabeth Hookglzl Riports from the various! yacht
It.“ n‘men f'ain ‘3“ age fsocu, uereli g the ‘35:] re. WOFI‘ of district-Log New Haven, pledged the whole building yards and naval architects'
I,‘,’,§,‘},,‘f,',‘§§‘.§,,"§;,wa 311.3]: rings; denial“ comgietlgdl .3: egg??? work “’fislamountof the rent. of the this head- ottices in New York indicate a busy
‘ 2 ’ I ’ ' ’c“ we commit—thunk“; on Pratt street. Hartford. ' winter, and it is said motor-propelled
pcnses of the chrr h. Plans were dis- tee 0" fll'e being appointed for’ each! .
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SI. PEIER’S IIIIIIES’
en: derson, on.the East Side, is very slow
IPledges for nextI t this time. .
year‘s \work came, as she expressed it. Interviewed yesterday, Mr. Ander-
“q l .‘almo 1; out of the air"~—there were son stated that the “small fellows"
* 1’ an Ofltour a $1,000 from Leagues, and many throughout the country were dull, al~
“WM 111,11: $300. $200, mil.
group to work as an executive com‘ ‘
mitt . en, where for sellers] years the Con-
numgiro‘getgrlgggtheghood. A good yention has:been, heldJMrs. Hepburn, "
the resid t It. espite the rain, state president, lives in the old hornet1 '
p on of_-t‘he Brotherhood, Aver the Charles Dudl ‘I I , ‘ ‘
D. Keep. presiding, Rev. F. C
Thompson acting as secretary.- '
church (in December 9th. The mem-
11ers all pledged themselves to work
hard fox-the successor? this affair. At
the conclusion of the‘business meet—
ing, music and conversation were en-
poyed, whereupon the usual refresh-
ments, consisting of cake and coffee,
Warners, and,
gave a reception at which Dr. Kin,I . '
the Chinese woman physioldn was the I REACHED YESIERDAY
‘ guest of honor. She and Miss Helen
RIIIMIIND SIIIEEI 80L ' 12d“.1:;e..§::..zrc°srgarish
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much impressed by both. Dr. Kin ml The Christmas savings Club, tvhich
her Chinese costume was an unusuai‘is in progress at The South Norwelk
but spirited flguré. Herspirituai‘ex- 'TIuSt Company,\DEBSEd the ”0010009"
pression with the sadness so often “1”“. “Stem” afternoon. The Club
seen in the Oriental face gave addedltms year has ..developed into larger
. force to her trenchant words. Ipi‘opottionfi. both in its membership.
,1 Frank Sherwood, of 9 Raymond Among other matters uporl which IanFl in the amount of deposits. The
street. was yt‘starday t " .- . Mrs; Lyon spoke. she added that‘Dr. record 0f preVlousvears hale-been
erély bitten obithe 1-1 1&3:an be” Allee struck the right note. and was: came“ by sever?! thousand don”.
bull-dog owned by Mrs. Jackso’llLy 0?! much applauded when he “id-I‘m
Rick 151th attract. Dr. R. M. Wolfe
e c' o
wound. y and cauterized the
»Young Sherwood who is ab ‘
. . out
years old,,.trespassed on the Jacked:
yard and. walking . within chain‘s
next meeting will“'be held on the first
Thursday in December.
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. ’ “19.731111: 0!; property lists, which
has beenlsomewhat slow for several
wished the .. word ’ “Woman" would dopbsits to he paid in before the club
11er be used for what we suflraglsts (”0595' which ‘3‘ the "’5“ week in De?
believe,-—that we are fighting for cember. Kiter the eibslng date of the
“Equal"fsuffrage.” ‘ ‘~ “ j‘olub it will probably take about a.
rush. and from nine "o’clock until With regard to the recent elections Week to calculate the interest and
noon Chairman Willidian. Heytw took in New. Jersey, New Iflrlrl-iMassachu- make 9‘" the/four thousand check!-
in ab at 150 lists. ‘The assessors or length of the fled-up d We ~ ““33“- Pennsylvania, the sense or The Trustflompany ‘5 “91'0“" 0‘
'z a: ct ’000 lists,. and a 80011 many at‘ by the animal, this,enugelllllfiltglllg‘yesterday’s“ meeting was. as ‘islthEIhEVlBE- 1! Possible. 8110.00030 to din~
over 2,000 are yet to be filed. Those has: going into the dog's mouth. goiter“: ‘g‘gfif‘am everywhere. extraordinary large'vmount‘ of re “1?
s Wardew'l‘homas F. Walsh has ' 9 9nm‘” 801.25.. ' V " " '
rhvners of Norwalk property who live
our of’town "are decidedly slow in been notified 3 and is lavesti‘ tl . '
monogram". -Vor- ‘t w. in ' 131161410 .w‘ .. .; .3? “'ilt”...b¥.3het.a ChlldéxDon-‘lnlt e ' ~.P'°'T“h.‘l"° zl‘i‘ 9!?" newest-trace. . . I. ~ . . - s .°°m.mm°.¢s" ‘- . . . . .
'llundreds of,otft‘,'}tovIE17o3her2£h$§fliéfibltlifig‘mbgamp “Isfligftm‘WWRIlinMelts-3mmshrat’tér‘rii’éiggéifshpnlnisnymrstesMemento-entrant‘st‘ee'emifim:wotlwwmvim , . ;. -; 2,... on‘ the -nr1no-- on» .thcrivdoelsxr‘
m“ “W“ T ashtit‘themmmsbtnewarden. WW“ “use: PM. me r""°..°h.‘°$'3fé3%“£m "m“ “Wit...” mmwmmiim‘wmwi".,Pmrs-’ve~~-‘e_nes’msma“condensation. The~~MonW
last time m'lltornat’sacarmrhfigm: misused vl‘oious m; ,mh‘mWl.wisfmm“mkwfighfi§mugms alflm,mfi and" n.m-mzmzmqmfiaflmmwflyimmns checked the. at. ' ’
‘ an Elli ‘ I" I. I". an?" “I ‘VW"w'iith§ru .., . '2 .- *1 .. w‘ I 7 . fan“ arm" ‘ 7 .' . I' H ,d I. tlo'n 0.. I11". [531», , .J, . M, . f». w. $88!er .fl" ~ . E -- 4 '1, ‘ " .-
‘ thhM‘dewmwiwmmhmw . > 9 m f‘, £3: ”fill-n Slam Wu mmfilffimfil’lmnfwfio
‘_ I. - 1‘ . ., ~ ‘. ’ . _ ‘I'_:‘, .77," "I. ' 2" . .‘ IA .. .. i ”12“)" ,. . _.
of,
fromt
Mrs. Lyon said that the spirit ofical yacht yard, that run by Oscar Au-1
Mrs. Antoinette though'the larger yards, where gov-I
There still remain live more “796::in
tribute in Christmas checks-wall- this I
i IIJRIIE III RIVER
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ICarried by Tide om Saugaiuok It
I Strikes large Boulder
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WESTPORT, Nov. 5.—»7Tlle huge
non, the contractors for the new
bridge over the Saugatuck River,
. urned turtle yesterday morning when
itle outgoing tide left one end of it
high and dry upon a large bowlder
resting on the river bottom. The rock
was of such a large size that when
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:‘one end of the driver came. to rest on;
lit and the tide went out the driver
Iwas left at a 4.5 degrees angle.
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;l,366 PERMIIS ISSUED;
loll IIIIIIIIIIIIII MADE
‘ Building inspector Clarence
Finch has completed Ills second an
Inual report. wh ‘11 on next Tuesday
Knight he will so mil to the city coun-
Icil. The. record covers the w
past year, and is very interesting.
of King Constantin
rained, AIlhorlgh
Are Watching
Back
”“7“...“ . m.-- 3.:
IIRIINIIS ANII Bill IllllS
IIEEP ‘ POLICE BUSY
Tlhe building department during the,
Inspector during the period extend-I Thomas Lent was yesterday after-
\ing over that time between October. noon arrested at. his home on Bates
7. 1914 to October 7, 1915, issued 433
building permits. 349 plumbing per-1
mits and 584- wiring permits, Inakini.ri
a botdl of 1,366. A fee of :1 was
charged for every $1.000 new work,
,dor which the permit was issued.
cost.
(Ions were made for each permit is-
slled. and counting other inspections,
the inspector lolred over new work in
Norwnlk 4,000 times during the past
fiscal year. The permits were issued
for work In (Iislri is as follows:
First llisil‘lcl' 85 building:
plumbing. and 137 wiring.
| Second District: 1'27
Iplumhing. and 211 wirin
85
ill
I Third District: 58 building: 53
(plumbing. 77 wiring.
l Fourth and Fifth Districls- 163
|building: 94 plumbing. and 159 wiring. Bouton street, by boys in Sill'lllSWOOd-7 was violently bombarding
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lRINIll EOREIIE YEARS?
; The fifth anniversary of the Rev.
Frederick A. Coleman, as rector of
Trinity Church, will be celebrated dur-
ing the coming week'. 011. Sunday, at is.sald. in the. downtown section at , British
Itllo eleven o'clock service. the rector
,will» preach an anniversary sermon,
‘and there will be special music.
.the evening the choir will hold a
special musical service ill honor oi
the day. On Tuesday evening, of
next week, the members of the parish
will tender to the rector and Mrs.
Coleman, a reception in themd’arlsll
Hall, for the parishioners.
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anv FIGURES IN New HAVEN
2 e107.
lEarl Naramore,
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I Yale "Students Who Assault Mayor
—-Annoyegl.,Three Girls Two ‘ Po-
licemen Assaulted Before Rio: Call
I is Sent in.
students arrested on Tuesday night
in New Haven following a riot in
which a mob of Yale men assaulted
Mayor Frank J. Rice and two police-
men, Thomas Birmingham and Harry
1when he‘ tried to shield three women
from annoyhnces by the students.
Naramore. ,3 freshman, was allowed
to go free with a suspension of [udg-
ment when brought into; the City
Court in New Haven ”yesterday;
“Thomas L. Stix, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
an academic sophomore, was found
iHouse, a freshman, ~of New Britain,
‘was acquitted. ~. . 7'
'celvlnga painful blow in fire back 0'-
the neck, and having his clothes bad-
ly torn, and Patrolman Harry Cohen.
“being struck several times; beside
having his clothing,damaged..
‘ hriotcallwaamecessary to réstore
order, audit was not. until otter-ca
rived tor-Ml
On the average of two Illspt’cm
.
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/ Patrolman .Thomas Birmingham ' rej
Iper cantilnpay; time and a
, . - ,, . . , , , Ell-fmm‘Jhe-centrfllmrtlmeusud recognlttqnnof» union
quotations from As a Woman;~8ees‘°“h lathe glands.“ the mopm'weI'preclnct‘had been-rushed to thencene m I '
. Court for drunkenness by Officer John
H. Smith. Judge Vosburgh. this morn-
ing. sentenced Lent to thirty day! in
Bridgeport jail, and fined him the full'
costs of the court, amounting to :17.
Officer Smith arrested George Grifo
tin, of this city, on Railroad avenue.
George was charged with intoxication.
ills case was continued indefinitely.
Arrests may be. made of boys living
ill the vicinity of West avenue whose
» pastime scents to be making life mis-
storemn the lower end of the avenue.
I An investigation is under way_ can-
: earning the smut-on 'window"i on
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The police warn . local
against giving money id“ a stranger
-about 35 years old. who yesterday, «it
.
tempted to'make collections represent-
“flog himself as being authorized by
local lCatholic institutions. The mall
is said not to have any authority of
this nature. He is smooth-shown, and
,wears 5. Fedora hat and overcoat of
dark gray mixture.
,lIIIII Witt BI ASKED
,
.. A....I EIIRVIII‘EIIIR CASE
I It. was stated this morning that
~when the Fair-Devemux manslaught-
ier case comes up for trial. before the
, Earl Naramore, son (if-airs. EmmafS'npcrinr Court. that the attorneys in-i
EJ. Naramore, of 61 Merchant street.
Bridgeport, was one of the three Yale, worked on a nui’nber of suspicious} London.
terested will ask for a nolle. Thei- V. .. I t, ’ -
claim is.made that the state has AMSH-‘IRDANL 1‘0‘1- 531 “a
10:10 a. lll.—‘L01filt
circumstances, but that no definite,I [nqchh do Hemplinnc‘ reported
tan this evidence has beenforthcom- ' ‘ , . r . . . .
int:I There is small likiihood‘1hat5cxcmtLd at (’b’tm ‘Ocm iii?
Itlle hearing will be held before the not yctlm’n P“t t0‘ca' -‘ ‘
present term of the court.
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Cohen. The mayor was assaulted; WATER-BURY MEN ‘ ON STRIKE. I
5.—.
§ WATERBURY, Conn. Nov.
About '150 men employed by the Rog-
ers and Brother concern, a branch of
the International Silver Company,
Iwent out 03 strike yesterday. The
men are'mémbers of the Metal Pol-
ishers. Buffers, ‘Platers. Brass and
Silver Workers’ Union of North Amer-
guilty and fined 5'. and Marshall Sfica. John J. jFlynn, lrfiornational vice-
presldent of the union, 'was in town.
and addressedtho strikers. Mr. Flynn
said that he expected the majoultypf
lthe girls employed at the shop" would
’go on strike either this afternoon or
tomorrow. "About 260 were left worn-
‘iug in the factory. 'Dhe demands to!
the, strikers are: An eight hour. day in-
stead of ten bears; an increase «15
half for
Cabinet CadsesKing ..
To Call A Conference ‘ ‘
Speedy Ending of the Ml'nl'sierI'a -.
people I
\
Crisis
e Likely to be Maln-
European Nations
Events—Bulgarian
Troops Keep Up Advance on Nish———
But in Southern Serbia They Are He
Id
ran
,. in Greece is EXpecied—Neuiral ’ llcy
5'"
i ‘ Leaders of all the Greek parties
Ihave been summoned by King ;
tConstantine for a conference on
I the situation‘created by the over-
Ithrow of the Zaimis Cabinet. .A’.
.speedy ending of the‘ministerial
.crisis is expected, an Athens dis~
1 patch states.
I The course of events in Greece
is being followed with evidglet
concern in the capitals of all
.beligercnt. powers. There ' ape
ar to, be few expectations..
however, so far as the dispatch
from London and Paris show.
that. M. Venizelos, who favors
Greek intervention in favor of
Serbia, will be returned to power:
The Berlin press seems confident
that the neutrality policy of King
Constantine will be maintained.
Bulgarian troops. advancing
building: 117; erabie for the proprietors of a grocery ‘ northeast of Nish. were within
two hours‘ marclt‘ of the city, on .
Iloniki dispatch and their artillery.
the
I outer defences.
I In Southern Serbia the Bill-“fig
garians are being held back in
*their push toward Monastlr by
{Serbian resistance"
iPass near Prilip Paris hears
.through Saloniki.
I Two British divisions are up»
I
l
t
,proaching the Bulgarian front
, and other units are following, the
‘ Legation at Athens has
'announced, a dispatch from that:
city states.
.BULGARIANS ARE BOM-
' BARDING NISH FORTS '
i PARIS. Nov. 5, 7:20 .1. Im— ‘
I Bulgarian zlrfillcl'y‘violcutly boIm-g
:IlaHICtI advanced forts of Nish
'on the Nislinvn River. \Vcdnes— _
av. sun: It Saloniki dispatch to
thc‘Matln filcd ycstcrda)‘. .
pturcd Nish—Knvola, a. small
:2.
ca _
.hwn two hours1 march northeast.
ghl Niall. .
COUNT JOSEPH DE .
I HEMPLINNE HAS NOT
. BEEN EXECUTE
‘/
tint: to a dispatch from. that city -
to‘ the Tclcgraaf. ,
A Romc dispatch October 19
said that Pope Benedict, at the
request of the I’ll-itiélram Bel-
gian chations,‘ had Interc (led.
with Emperor William
of Baron dc, Hicmplinnc, vvho had.
been condemned with five .others
hr the German authorities in Bel— _
gium on a charge of esplonagc. *
I I.» ‘ ‘ h
M0NTENEGRQ§I§SUES
I OFFICIAL STATEMENT“
I PARTS, Nov. 5, 10:4.5.‘a. mr-E-
An official statement issued Nov.
2 'by the Monten’egrin General
Sta-ff and madeipublic by the
. COnsnI-Gcneral here. follows: i‘
‘i “Fighting continued. actively}
around .Vishcgrad, whererthe
IMOntcnegrins took sixty pl’lSOll-r
CTS.’ ‘ I ’ ‘ t"; I g
I \“The artillery; duel continued».
=Wednesday, accocrding to a 5:»
They 3
in Baboon. ”f.
, .
on be .lf 7“
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