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SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.,
PHYSICIANS RUIOMOBIIE ANNIVERSARY
NIIIER lR-YEAR 0I0 CIRI‘
HtrrrR AHHISIS IN
rtorrrrr Rtr RRRIR
SERVICES Al
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1915
Passed Around Barge ‘
Clou
lPARlSH
RAH 00ARIO
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fi‘HI
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1":225
llr. ll. LeBaron Peters
Runs Down Miss Rose
Tavlin, as She Alights
From Norwallr-Stam-.
NOHP|lAl NEEIER
OVER $2 900 MC DAY
Jitney on Conn. AVKH and the ladies' Visiting BoardH
I More Money is Expected This Month H
CENTENNIAL
lRINIll CHURCH
\N'ES'l‘l’Olt'l‘. Nov After (on
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siderahte trouble and thd work tlte
Rev Frederick“ CONCTIIIIIPTCICIICS MIiiarg & Barton corttpartt s pile IirrI Blshop Chauncey B. Brewster, 0TH
.\‘II. 3 which sartk itt tlte riIer last
H A Powerful serllmll ill CGM' 'lhursdav was floated Itgarrt yester Hartford, celebrates the com-H
munion Services I
tiivcr were required before the huge
barge could be raised as it was neces
TWO CENTS
dy tonight and Tuesday.
—_4
French Cuntinue To
Press Their Advance ..
To Northeast Bulgaria]
Junction With the Serbians on the Babuho
Range Appears lmminent— Moots-
enegrins Claim to be Holding the
Austrians Near Grabavofilntention d
Rumania to Remain Neutral—Turk.
sary to ascertain whether the piler
driver had sprung a leak and lrugeH
Ia bles had to 9 passed arotrnd the‘
bottotrt future the derriIk Iould right
the boat. \ I
, Tite Iornpany has been dredging
the titer bottom on the west end of.
Discomse “The Church the bridge for some time and the work
has left a steep bank up against thI
Iaisson “therefore when the pile
driver was brought up and anchored
The fifth anniversm‘.‘ ttl lllt‘ “"4"“ near the west shore the outgoing tide‘
I is Much Gratified at Returns
DRIVER N01 “H.” H The Ladies :mlloard or .\'orH
l0 RE RESPONHIRIE
walk Hospital has to he Iottgratulatedl
on the success of “Tag Day." Every-1
Coroner Phelan Here
To Make Inquiry III
body entered into the spirit of theH
.day. and with the good weather it H‘l'opic “the
cottld not have been otherwise. llp
n
to date they have on hand over $2,900, aim the world
with more to come. All parts of the _--_..-_-
HNtll‘WlllkH were well covered. and ev-H
‘Heryone worked energetically, as they rltlI’ 0f the “H'- l'rt‘tlt‘t‘tt‘k A “0““ no one end of the craft on the ledge
Hdld also lll Wilton. WPSlDOl‘l. ROWE)“: “1"" ““5 ('l’li‘bl‘illi‘d “I Tim” while the other sank. The condition
‘0 inc case ton and Silverntine. The. ladies wish I.‘lltll't‘ll M‘htt‘l'tlfly- ll! lllo morning of the barge was discovered by the
Hto thank most heartily everyone who Illt‘ l‘t‘t‘lUl' l'l‘t‘l‘t'llt‘ll ll t“it?“ml 5"" engineer in the. nick of time. how'I-ver.
in any way Iontributed to make it a "toll. l‘tlklll‘ lHOI‘ lll“ topic. "Th“ and he was able to draw the fires un-
Ml-‘S “0W Tavlin. pretty ItirtetIcn suIIess. lo the girls wlto carried the (lltln ll and ll“ “ Ulltl “9 HOUR ll" der the boilers thus preventing an ex
roar old girl of 79 (‘edar street, tltis little no] hnxpsl [hp chaperones. and HtltI» text the 16th more of the tourtlt plug-ion.
Iity died In the Norwalk Hospital Sat HO the kind friends who loaned cars IhIIpt er of lilt.‘ Epistle to the llplres
I ‘hrist;
. h____._.__
lll’tl'd) night at 12: 50 ocloIk. a Hub and to the following young men who tans tront “‘ilnlll the whole
less titan an ltotrr after she had been loatted cars. and to tire following body iitly joined ltlthlllf‘l and com f 0f L MEHS
by that which joint.
struck and horribly injured by the :ru- young men who worked so untiringly pat-ted every
tItIrtobile owned and operated by Dr. Saturday night counting [hp moneyl‘supplieth. according to the effectual IN SAN RA
ll IIollarorI Peters. of 333 Fairiielri Mom-g. (1. Otis Fitch. Jay liurtkley,H\\‘(lrblllu irt the measure .of every
avenue. Bridgeport. The accident oc‘ (1,3,19,- p;_ (lager. n, (f. Itjctlmrdgjpart, maketh increase of the bod)"
curred at 11.1.1) o‘clock ncar tltI corn- Ulllr Benedict will Imppprls, and Unit) the edifying of itself in love"
ers of Connecticut avenue and Cedar fl) the public in gpnpra] who. met our After speaking inItIt of the atll\llyllo.'e case Judgment 000 CT the
street. (”15 Green 0‘ Taylor “It‘llu‘fi helpers so courteously and responded OI lllt‘ parish during lllt‘ llVO .\"l‘lll-“l 01"
tmpurtrinthlatters-to Be ton-
Ht'ctIIry of the
memorating Fifth Yearasliector dat Tm swim or a l‘TUlcssiontIl .
IllSlllNC CliRCleN
ASHISI IN CEREMONY
Excellent Sermons and MusicarH
Programs Throughout the Day
Fairer day could not be
titan yesterday. When the people
lirilt‘t’ I’arlsh met
little churclt to give thanks for ttvcrt-
ty—ilve years of services. The very
heavens seemed to smile in benedic-
tiort upon them. All the services were
of
‘ attended. almost every member of the
Parish making his corn‘titunion at one
or the other of the two celebrations.
At the tertthirty service the lit. llev.
liurtce llrewster. liisltop of
the l’iocesc. was the celebrant. \vhrlc
lleverend Samuel Hurt, Sec-
llotrse or Ilisltttps, (‘us
tod‘tatt of the Book of Common Prayer.
and Dean of the Berkley Divinity
School, as Gospcler and the Rector of
(hurt rtccy
the \ cry
imagined ‘
together in their:
H: ish Artillery Has Successfully Attackoi
Another Allied Transport and Torpeh
Boat
~'—~—~ The French are continuing to
Hpress their advance into Bul-
PRt Y fAu WEDDING Igaria northeast of Strumitsa, n
! British contingent aiding them, I
IN “RSI M E BHURC HSaloniki dispatch states; but dif-
' ' Hcfi ulties of the terrain make the
H {progress slow Likewise, Paris
6‘ A. Brown and Bessie see SIM- ‘ advices declare the French form
‘ . . . are following up their successes
NICO; “mud Ill manage Satur-H north of Prilip, where a junctioft
day Afternoon ‘Hwith the Serbians on the Batme
-— -- range is said. to be imminent.
”mm“ or ““50“ S h“ On the extreme west of the 33'}.
kan front the Montenegrins claim
Ulll‘ of tin
weddings took place in the First Meth
odist Episcopal clttrrclt, on West are
true. at four o‘clock. Saturday after- ‘0 b6 holding the Austrians “elf
noon when Miss Bessie Sec Shclhoos. Grabavo, inflicting severe logs”
of I West tvenuc, was united in mar-
upon then in desperate battles.
The intention of Rumania to re-
main neutral. at least for the pres-
Hent. is emphasized in dispatches:
Addison Mm, of
Rev. Will-
tinge to t‘lIIrI-ItI-I-
lilm (trove, by the pastor,
tam tilll (liilln.
The bride was charmingly (lTHSSt‘tl
the young girl's eSIort at the time of m generously. Iertain things‘
the meidettt, suffered bruises to his:
let: and hip. and minor internal inittr
._._.__..._._____
ins. lie will recover. Dr. Peters was WORK PlANNED fOR
not held by the. police. Coroner.
.ltillll J. l’llt’ltlll opened his inquest at : g H
Ti o'clock this morning. Miss (‘ora' ORGANIZLD [HBOR
l) Nichols. a Bridgeport. Hospital
nurse was It passenger lit the Peter's __ .—
IuII' NEW YORK, Nov. RhFrank
Miss Tavlitt and a party of friends Walsh. l‘ortrtcr chairman of the extinct
llilll been Intending the performance of I‘H‘HHW‘” H"‘HH"“”H“1 “QH‘I'H‘m-‘i Comm”
“The. itamb and mo l]r1“9"' at the Reg‘ ttII-t here today. with eleven ‘lS
em Theatre, at Wall sirepL At the soriIIIc-= active itt industrial reform
close of the performance she and Mr. l’HHH’JH‘MS "lid organized ”l“ (Hl‘mllllll“‘H
(irI‘orL and IN, girl fl-HHHISH boarded a on industrial Relations, the object of
Stamford Norwalk jitrtey. operated by which. it was rtrrtcd. is to continue the
sion.
it It Seep, of gar. summpr “rcpt Work of the Federal 'Cotttrrtissiort, and:
Stanford. With them iii the machine "'1'“ "9”” Congress ”‘0 recommenda-
H.H.,-,. Niphyflui nunpmfll of the y M. lions contained lit the oilicirtl reports
I' \., Stamford, and Louis chaslri, of of the Federal (‘omrrtissiort which were
Il’. Hose Park. Stamford. IttmpileIl b.\ \lr. \\Hlll:‘il and by llztsil
'i‘ite jitncy, which is said to have “- Manly.
in» II a trifle III-etuermvtietl. journeyed llcSiIlt‘r‘ Mr Walsh. the membership
:rlIIIIg Connecticut avenue, "The two of the new comrttittt‘e comprises John
21"“ fripnds of Miss 'l‘atlin :tlightctl ll LanIIIIrI. .larrtcs tl‘t‘onnell and A-ts-
rm.” [hp machine some distunpp from tin ll, tlrtt'retsott. prominent labor lead
t'I-Iiar street and the turnpike, where “‘H-r‘I “HH‘” “HOT“ members “I ”‘9 Federal
Commission; Amos R. 113. I‘iIIchIIt,
Frederic C. llowc. immigration Cont-
missiottI-r at New York; llisltop C. l).
Williant
Detroit; Dante :Illrton. II Kansas (‘ity
newspaper man; John P. White. presi-
dent of the l’nited Mine Workers:
.Iohtt Fitzpatrick. president of the Chi.
(Continued on Fortrilt Page)
ANNIIAI VISIT 0E
BISHOP Al CNRIHI CHURCH
(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
CORPIEIINC MR. NEIIENH
DIRECT EXAMINAII0NHHH
~._.
Bishop (‘hatrnccy llunce Brewster
(It the (‘onrthticttt Episcopal diocrse.
last evening paid his annual visit tdo
Christ Church.‘ on Gregory Bouleta
The visit was a notable one. and
many of the parishioners were on
hand to great the bishop. His address
was very interesting. and referred to NEW \ORK Nov. s.——Tlte trial of
the sacrament. An offering was taken directors of the New York \ew H9,-
up yesterday to assist in covering the ten and Hartford Railroad for at-
church debt The 1'95“th “'91“? most tempting to monopolize railroad traf-
gratifying. DUTIES the (”THROW Miss tic in New England today reached the
Ethel Caskey. daughter or the rector. period when Charles S. Mellen be-
Dr Caskey. sweetly rendered a spec“ came president of the company.
ial vocal solo, which was greatly ap- Counsel for the prosecution expect
predated. that two or three. days will be re-
quired to complete Mr. Mellen‘s dir-
- ect examination At its conclusion he
8] lotus BANK will be cross-examined by counsel for
. . the defense concerning his testimonyH
fms 1.0 OPENH dealing with his services both as vice-"
Hdency that the New Haven attained
ST. LOUlS. 3.10., Nov. .—The Broad- its greatest development.
way Bank anoighboring institution in Aithough Percy R. Todd. president.
the Southern part 0! St. Louis, with of the Bansor and Arooatoolr Railroad-
president and as president.
It was during Mr. Melien's prest-
Itcposlts of approximately $900,,H000
did not open its doors today
(Continued on Irtrtit Page}.
r‘.‘
of the Episcopal diocese of
Hltis Ioctorship and oi
the Parish as Eplstoler. The Bishop. .
accomplished. he ”1
rt gown of field mouse broadcloth,
after congratulating the Parish on its
sidered
warned his hearers
from Bucharest. All members of
."Ul H“ “.5. H0 "mm”... Hm). work (HOMH ____.__ Dust. and wishing the, people “God. trimmed attractiniy \\;ll!ll'(ful". d Sho Parliament with whom Premier
Hfor God by cold figures. for the 'l‘heannttrtl (‘t)ll\t'lllltllloflll(‘ Arrit‘l‘i- speed" in the futttre. spoke irnprt‘s- “HHHHHH HH melt) UH) mm m.H (Them-1H Brattano has consulted, have told
:tlIitIgs of God cart not be measured cart Federation of labor converted to sivclv on ‘hp l’rivnpflgg find B, refits cicd a ”me bouquet of white rldn him they consider the govem-
by the material tiling» of the world. day in San Francisco. t‘al, There is H 0805' I
of Public Worship. Dean Hart preach-
The bride's maid was Miss Rose.
ment's course so far correct, it is
Launching f rt ‘ ;' - - ,- I -.H . ... . _ _ . . H
II It... 32.33.21. ' “‘"H'I.‘f§il§ff SZH‘IIH"I.I.‘II'.'I‘.Z‘I' HE‘II’H $3353.12 ““ ‘ "‘k‘“ “‘r M” “"H LII-mun. or II... ...._., as no. declared.
I ' ‘ ' ‘ ' Philippians ill..!r), in the afternoon Hm“ wore a dress of green broad- On tit G‘,“ lH P . 1 Tab _
- one of the most trttpor'tunt matters to :It 4 03.1“”, H... ltev. .\l. Geo. ThompA ‘ . e 3‘ P01 ems“ 3! e
H (Continued on Second Page.) orttbhelorethedcleurttes t‘or cortsidI-ra- son, mm“. of Greenwich. was the *‘loth, also trtrnrned with fur. and car- Turks clatm tint their artillery
‘—‘—""""“ tion all‘l Ill-‘llll-‘lllt’ll is the judgment preacher. “.nh Daniel ”-3-: for 1al ”pd “ ltOtltlttt‘l 0' crysnnthcmums. gucCessfully attacked another 81"
The best man was William Ferris.
'i‘lre cltttrclt was prcttily decorated
for the occasion with palms and flow-
Archibald Merriam presided at
of $252.4ltltl against the lot) individual
defendant butters irt tlto lIHoew'e case
'obtained lit the state federal court!
text of his sermon Address and scr-
rnons ttll had their message. and the
people will not soon forget their in»
IRAEEIC PRORIEM 0N
lied transport and a torpedo
boat, setting the transport on fire.
An attrack on the Turkish lines
and attirrtrcd itt II. c l'rtited States Su- . . . -.. ”‘5-
spiralionn. The music was good. hitss .
- - I . ‘ I I i tntcrestin l render "l.
00"". AVENUE SERIOUS Wu“ (mm h H "”"mly TH” “mm” Hoyt. the soprano soloist, doing more the math. '1”? a g YT] .. near St ”UH Bahr “’35 “313““?th
Htiort tame after [be last annual ”t. F. of “d i‘“ appropriate conct rt. ‘9 “m is asserted
int. atherirt . . . .. , H nrs were Freeman Minion and Edwin
'l‘lte lor-rtl pollen damnmpm is "H (tottttnued on larnhth I’Itsr‘.) . J
. . . .\iartin l.I‘t\\I(ll‘_ national sect‘ctary- ___._ u. 'I‘allmttdge.
gnmg COHHSHdHHMHHH? thought m the. trcIIsIIrI-r of the t'nitetl Hatters; John Miss ShI-lltoos. for a good many
traffic problem on Connecticut avenue. (l'llrtra. secretary-treasurer of the years past. has made her home with
Hi Is “Nd that the Junctions of the. llartbury local liar Maker's'aSsoctIItion. "I“[Y DRIVERS WAN]. Mrs. William ll. Stowe. of West ave-
Intcr-sccting streets along the ttIrII- ' “H". 11.9 happy couple have, a large
and Michael F. (irt‘t‘lll‘, of Orange. N.
.l.. secretttrytr‘I-Itsttrcr of the Orange
association of maknrs. will represent
the l‘niteIl llrtttcrs in the convention.
The three delegates arrived in San
Francisco last 'l'ltttrsday.
pike are the most dangerous points in
the city. There is considerable trai-
iic. both vehicle and pedestrian. not
only along the turnpike. but across
the pike. front the, crIISsing streets. A
dangerous feature of pedestrirtn-travI-l.
on the turnpike, is the lack of side-
walks.
circle of friends ill Norwalk, who wish
them all kinds of success.
i'pon their retttrtt from It week's
A petition has been drawn tilt and tottr t” \Vashingimt. H)" F" anti 0m"
is bpmg signed hy I)“. .iitrtcttrs IiIIIIII: interesting points. Mr. and Mrs.
business on West avertrtc. rI-Irttestnu: Brown “Hm NSMP in their "(HM-v
that some action be taken by tlII Hm, erected home on Elmwood avenue.
thorilios to impress it Hymn hm“, Mr. Brown is employed in the Yale K:
H H Towne manufacturing plant. in Stam-
ridcrs that lights on their wheels. 1 f the “m
night. is the only safe idea. it is re. ford. ”0 “A" a monitor 0 H ‘
EIGHTH 0N RICYCIEH
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
ttl
.sorrrrr RRRRRIR Rtrnrsr illllllllltlll A Not
I All AN ACCIDENT;
H
l (‘ltarles (l, Reardon and family. ofH (Thief of Police William R. Penning-
ITaylor avenue. were on their way to ion stated this morning that arrests
lNe“ Y'mk (‘ll\ by automobile Satur. will fttlltt“ I’VPlV instance of jitncy
day afternoon. when they figured in overcrowding There must be no pas-
an accident at Greenwith. Mr. Rear- .SPllKPl‘S riding on ill? running “boards
had stopped on account of a of the machines. The authorities will
Htrollet car blocking his passage wage an active campaign against this
ahead, and he was unaware of an au- HUllDlETSBm feature
Htomobile following him until he was Allolhl‘l‘ matter “llf'Clt lht’ local DO
bumped into. hlf.’ Reardons Ford lice “’lll probably investigate
car was forced into the trolley. and.“'lll’lllt‘l' NOTWi‘llk-Smmford .‘Iltnt’Y
was considerably $11184th He went drivers are doing business within the
to Greem ‘11 today to appear against. limits of Norwalk without the neces-
che chauffeur who caused the damsary license. Under the ordinance
Inge and who is said to have figured these drivers who charge 26c between
Hin other similar accidents Norw alk and Stamford are not obliged
OVERCROWD RIRRIRIR .
is
l
of General Russell Frost in thc (‘orttr
ccticttt National Guard, with the rank
of Sergeant.
ported that on several occasions at:-
cidents between jitneys :llltl bicycle
riders have been narrowly averted on
‘Ist avenue.
This matter was brought up out
time before. but it was ruled that
lights on bicycles were not necessary
within the limits of a muncipally light-
ed cit).
PRPIIH ElRE CR‘l
H CAUSED A PANIC
PEABODY, Mass. Nov. 8.—A cry of
”"firc titatr ang thrStIglt the old high
school building here. where 200 pupilsH
lot‘ St. Joltn' s Parochial school. recent-H
_.._...._._,-
There has been acessation of
activity on the western front, ac-
cording to the official statement
from Paris.
The fall of Nish has united solo
idly the main Bulgarian forces
and the Aur s-tro German armies
advancing from the north. Hith-
erto their communications con-
sisted merelv of tentative reach-
ing out of advance guards.
The Bulgarians and their allies
now hold considerably more than
half of Servia and cornmandfite'
Nish railway. which has been one
of the chief objectives of their-
campaign. From Nish the Bui-
garian line now runs north in a
slight: curve. encircling the Mo. T H
,rava River.
‘ ioins
to Krivivir. where it
the main Austro’German
forces.
vaders' line turns at a right an~
Hgle and runs due west across the
broadest part of Serbia.
The rough semi~circle made by
this line is still contracting and.
as it does so. according to Ger-
man reports is taking a heavy
tol of Serbian prisoners.
In Southern Serbia. the for-I
From that point the'im ..
w“
3,000 RNEIIER PR0PERlIlH
“SIS To Bl: PlNllll-IZEDH esmyed b) tire. had assembledt' r tunes of war are less auspicious
.HHIvledi. studies today caused a. panic and 'for the invaders There the Rule
3300 property “318 “”9 tiled “ll-ll n wild scramble for all of the exits Igartans apparently have received
the assessors up to 8 o'clock Saturday There were no fatalities, although a a severe check from the Serbians. ».
night This was the last chance for- b0‘ who jumped through a win iow‘ assisted by French and British .
owners of local real estate to filel was pkked up with a broRbILarm, and troops. '
their returns.
to pay their fee or be licensed. There are still in theH many lacerations.
H H One development of the Tavlin ac- neighborhood of 3. 000 lists to beHheard The pupils evidently were still ner—
HHSAfE RoBBERS H H Heldent Saturday night is that a Stam- from. and on every one‘ of these will vous tram theirsrecollection ot the fire
HH-ford Not-walk jitney carried passer» be imposed a penalty of 10 per cent. Hon Oct. 28, which resulted in the loss
gore from the Regent Theatre to Notwithstanding the fact that the 113- Hot 21 lives. The sight of steam escap-
SECHRED $940 points within the city limits. Frank sensors held office hours this yenrHing from a radiator frightened one of
I Molar-they. Stamford driver. who was five days after the stipulated legal the pupils. and his shrill cry was in-
I arrested recently for violating tratflc period. this extra-large number of proH stantly followed by a stampede.
I SPMNGFIELD Ill-. Nov. 8.—-Rob~ rules. stated he was carrying a pn- perty owners failed to make returns. —-
here blew open a sale in the Majestic mgel‘ from the uptown section to The telephone of the assessors wasH A large number: of lace workers or
Theater. less than 100 yards from: the the depot. It is neither ringing constantly all of this .amomtng,' Nowell: attended the Lace Workers
iexecutlve mansion here. early today, of these drivers were licensed to do but it was stated that no list; will be convention. in intneketr, R. l.. on
Bull 08689“! With C940 ‘ business in Norwalk. accept from now on. HSaturdrIy. H
\ .
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GERMAN AUTHORITIES
EXPRESS REGRETSH
W'ASHHINTHi'l‘t >.\'. Nov. 8—Sec-<
rotary Lansing announced today
that the German military authorit‘
tics in Belgium had expressedzto
American Minister Brand Whit-
lock their- regrets that published
reports should have made‘it ap-
pear he was leaving Belgium as;
a result of objections iron} the
German government.
Norwalk Chronicler