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Preliminary lonostigotion of
Books
Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom was
authorized by the city council last
night to borrow the sum of $50,000
to tide the city over to meet current
expehses in anticipation of the col.
lection 01' the regular tax. Other im-
portant matters were before the
board last night. The accounting.
committee urged that $500 be asked
from the Board of Estimate to set ex
pert accountants to work on the
city‘s books, which were said to he in
serious shape; proposed improve
meats in the ,vicinity OI Burtltt and
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of Education bills, and bills in at
1119.11 every other department with
1.111 exception of salaries, were held
up pending appropriations to cover
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MISS ROSE TAVLIN..
This picture of the popular Miss
T111711. was taken last Friday after~
noon a little more than twenty'four
hours before she was tragically killed
by Dr. H. LeBaron Peter's automo-
bile, Saturday night.
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Miss Irene Magdalene Coleman to
Wed Archer Ilenry Booger-1n theE
Near Future
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One of the prettiest and most novel'
announcement parties of the season
was held last evening at the home of
2.11r. apd Mrs B. B. Coleman. 0131
High street, South Norwalk, when
they formally announced the engage-2
ment of their daughter, Ii‘ene Misde-
tene to Archer Henry Be’nger. son olE
Mrs. Harriett Ilenger. of Taylor are
one.
The manner of announcing the en-
gagement 1111s both clever and origfl
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PRISIDINI CIBIIEHI’S
\’ IOIICIS DIIIIIIID
ltl ~«'1 he de
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bciu, of Guatemala. by revolution
1&4 “as reported yesterday to An-
dreas ti. Garcia. Mexican t'onsttIE
here, 111 ad1iccs from Mexico City.
According to the dispatches, the 120-!
volutionists attacked the (lo1e12n111cnt
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. ItEy Iohcngrin.
I2ll. PAS“. 1121.1, N01
forces of
forces at 1'allele 12131111111, and 11 hosts of friends who wish them un- Etion- counsel 01’ Stamford who Is rep consulting staff. E DH” “115 Stwllt‘d and il 1209521 without Athens corres ondent f LE
.1 tete battle foiloued. ... limited IlflDDIIWS‘ I0? "‘9 ““1"“ resenting the interests of the family It waswotcd to empower the execu- swing that EEW Hoymes were not don news a C1? 0 a on- E
’lhe (ll-51211103195 11e1e b'h‘t‘d 011 r1? 2 Games WW9 Plal't’d and in ”‘9 90“ of Miss Rose Tavlin, who was killed tive committee to engage the services Elmkhm E" Em” (‘l‘lot'ts ‘0 MUM-V ”102‘, p ‘
puts by Goternor lilitss (‘11121111 :01 Etest of ‘Hcarts" the prize, an elah Saturday evening last
critot‘ of Ciialpas. State of Mexico.
CHHNCIIMIN DISCUSS E
IIIIIIIC CONDITIONS
the serious traffic conditions
Connecticut avenue, familiarly known
as the turnpike, pointed out in Mon
day's Sentinel, was touched uponE
last night, in an informal way byE
/ members of the city council.
Highway Commissioner Edgar G.
Murphy called attention to the num-E
her of accidents which have Occurred
on this thoroughfare, and the condi-i
tioas which make for the ulteuhooti‘
of more and frequent fatalities.
'ger are prominent socially,
inal. Miss Coleman informed her
guests that Victrola selections ”Ewero
to be 11 part of the evenings enter-
llengcr sung to the tune of that old,
The Wedding March,"
The record also ch11-
1.1111011 Miss (‘olenmn‘ s weltomc to
guests, and the announcement by
Mr. Coleman of the engagement of
the happy couple The date of the
wedding has not been announced as
yet. E
Both Miss ("01111111111 and Mr. Ben-
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E's11t‘t‘2l song,
crate hag,1was won by Miss Purcell,
Eof Westport. The consolation prize,
1a large engagement ring in 11 “-Wool
worth" setting. 1111s won by Miss
Damon. also of Westport.
At idnight a buffet
servedn by a local caterer. Dancing
was then enjoyed until the early
hours. when the guests departed for
“Etheir homes. There were guests from
nBridgeport, New Haven, Westport,
and many local guests.
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Under the auspices of the Christian!
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Dating Whicbzfltts Are Present—
Corooor Phelon Saul Yesterday Ile
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Will Not llold Br. Peters, of
Bridgeport, Criminally Liable
tittttuifTHstnu
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The fifth anniversary of the rector-
ship of Rev. 12‘. A. Coleman of Tri-
nity Episcopal Church, was pleasantlyé
dbservcd last night by the parlahion—E
ers of the church. An enjoyable re-E
ception, which was in charge of the
wives of the vestrymen and oincials'
of the church. was tendered Rev. and
Mrs. Coleman in the Parish Hall.
The hall was prettily decorated for
the occasion with honeysuckies andi
Chrysanthemums,- The musical pr0<
gram rendered was 'éxcellent. Mrs.
witness Human Said 0.: “a; 3.. E. .1. Sims, Mrs. Hull and Mr. Owen . sunk in the M d t
. “lift "1 rendered interesting vocal solos. They hiding and Equipment Cost Three 1' “HIGH“. submarine, hadigze;;::;:eg 0:
III‘ N "5 Ill “our“m’szere accompanied by E. J. Sims. on Million ”on", board and a crew of I60 oafcc é!
Tovlln Two Foot Front 0111b When ""2 9““‘2- ._
E The social time which followed was
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Millions of Dollars Worth of (ions
lost' III the Illestrution of Num-
ber 4 Machine Shop
OVER 2,000 MIN
EMPLOYED IHIHE.
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Italian Steamer Ancona
Sunk in Mediterranean
About Three Hundred Passengers “and
Members of Crew Are Beiived to Have
Lost Their Lives—Several American;
Said to Have Been on Board—4w
Shells Fired Before Boat was Torpedo
tad—British Torpedo Beat 0151er
, Louis Wrecked 1n the Eastern Mediter‘?
ranean
I The Italian steamer Ancopp,
ing to Rome advices.
ICAIIIIIN
by An Austrain Submariner,"
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“It Emost Interesting. Monmouth were 3‘1 BETHLEHEM. 17's.. Nov. 10— Eaccountedpfeor. 3'03): 2Eric E
...._..._... Eserved and a good time enjoyed. As Fm “my ‘0‘" damn" “m0“ Eare reported to have been amq E
a mark .g tin ”We" Ipwia- completely the Number 4 machine Ethe
Dr. 11. 1. 11 r 1 th passe" "5'
Bridgeport ephayrsoEtéEane er‘EEsEmee goquZEfEuon 0' the Doctor's service. a bond- 13mph! the Bethlehzm Steel Company 140 mm MBMMII SEMI” Few detgils of the sinking 9‘ .
. . some cut glass “we was presented ow the tire starts is not known. It the liner 3
roadster, Saturday night at 11:30 him 3 11d Mn. Cot Several at h was discovered in what 1. known as and Interns W Muses E Which was bound {to .2.
o'clock. struck and killed Miss Rose
or personal remomberances were re-
celved.
Tavlln, nineteen year~old Cedar street‘
irl, at the corner of Cedar street and
Connecticut avenue, will not be held
Ecrlmsnally liable for the Bade fatality
by Coroner John .l.Pl1elsn, who yes- EMILE” sukml
'terday afternoon practically completed;
his inquest into Miss Tavlin's death.E 1
Coroner Photon, informally and 11111 NURSE F03 "osmAl
omclally. expressed the opinion that ‘
criminally liablg tor the sad totality
ed because the man did the yarn bpflq
within his power to avert the accldantE m‘ m 0' ”I.
and yet killed the girl, oven thoughE W2 "03m: AswfiionE
he had .tui‘nod his wheel anoher we
and molded er. What the civil liabilv [mud ‘0 "I“ m ’
:1151 might amount to was not Me in-
10- Adt‘lbt’l’l Skeet a Stamford “I An adjourned annual meeting of
torney, represents the interests of the the Norw3lk Hospital Association,
family of the dead sir! was held last evening, at the Norwalk
The most impmtant testimony given Club Wm, the prog‘den! John Mc-
during yesterday afternoon's session "\Iullcn pteaiding.
urer. in place of William A. Curtis
who declined to serve. Charles E.
2110121 and Chester S. Selleck were
named as auditors, and Dr. James G.
Gregory, Louis A. Lehmaier and Fred
Eerick H Quintard were appointed to
the executive committee the latter
1110 Tsucceeding T. 1. Raymond and C.
(Continued on Second Page.)
N0 SIIPS IIHIN I0 BIIINC
SIIII IN IIIEIIIN CASE
Adelbert
IETheS u:ual number or physicians
Attorney corpora were appointed as members of the
SkeeL
stated this of a skilled surgical nurse for duty at
morning that no steps had yet been the hospital.
taken to institute a civil suit against The report of the work done on flag
Dr. H.11eBaron Peters, owner and day proved very gratifying. showing
dtlver of the fatal Buick roadster. ',$3 265. 75 was raised through the ct-
The attitude of Dr. Peters and his forts of the ladies.
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or 1110 111111
before action of any kind is takenne
Charles A. Copley the local superin-
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Efigured in axautomobile accident,
The damage suit or C. K Hunter,.‘ yesterday atte oon; when the steering
of Norwalk against Erwin M. Jennings knuckle or his automobile gave way,
in which t e plaintiif asks for $1, 000 and rendered the steerinf gear use-
for alleged assault made upon him by less. Mr. Copley's wife and mother-
Jennings in 1913, was tried before in-law, were with him in the car at
the boring mill section of the plant, in.
a quantity of oil.
The value of the guns alone in the
shop is said to be several million dol-
lars. Titers were about one thousand
machines of different kinds in
building. running from lathes shapersl
and drills down to boring machines. It
is estimated that the value of the
machinery ruined was several million
dollars. \
The burned shop was 2.50 feet “wide,
(Continued on Second Page. )
CONIIIIICIOII IOIII I0
INSIIII PIPE IINE
stall the proposed water pipe line trom
the corner of Concord street and South
Main street. under pri1ately owned
property to Water street a distance
of something like l,ltl00 feet. '1‘ he con-
tract price is $500.
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IIIICNII IIII BE CHARGED
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Louis Katonit, local Hungarian boy,
11110 is auditing trial in B1id12eport
jail charged 11iti1 the killed of his
father, Frank Katona,Hi1ngariah car
pcuter, of this cit1, “ill p1 , Wbly l1a1"e
the change of manslaughter lodged
against him. Attorney John J. Cause.
of this city, who represents the young
boy. stated today that the state's at-
torney will probably agree to having
this charge made. This means 11 hen
young Kotpna comes up for trial he
will be sentenced for a period in jailE
not to exceed. ten years.
Attorney Cuneo visited the young
tendent of the Connecticut Company, man yesterday in jail and found him next 111891ng night of Sherman Conn
in good health and spirits.
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' Naples for New York, have bpeiy
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The annual roll call of the South
I Norwalk Baptist Church was held lasti
Eevening in the lecture “’0'“ °‘ me bers of the crew. including sever-
1 church. al'1n',ured were land
, ed 11
An informal reception was enjoyed the JAnconas boats Riga;
in the auditorium. At 7: 45 the mem- E03 on Tuni
2 51 and 41 Whore of
EEbers of the church and congregation‘ the "OW and four
1 with invited sue-21112 11111 down ‘0 “‘9 have reached Malta. -~
1011mm supper I London has a report from 1!
are 270, some of them wounded.
were landed at Bizerta; 54 men}-
foliage and flowers , Ebefore she was torpedocd.
One hundred and forty persona ell-1‘2 A British cruiser has sunk two
Joved the bountiful hospitality of the German su’bmannes m theS NW
ladies at the church The menu con iof Gibraltar according to- tele-
sifiletl of com meats, salads, scullop- Egram from Algeciras Mo‘- CO to
ed potatoes macaroni and cheese.
(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
E London.
Enounces the loss of the Briti
torpedo boat destroyer ,Louis, .
thinmcnt and great was the surprise “as that presented the ‘coroner by The organization of the association. The second district water commls- 0YSIER SUPPER Pl" R AE 965 tons, wrecked in the East-
Eol' all to hear from the first record William Morgan. 11 chauh‘er residing for the present your Was completed. sloners hEflVe awarded Contractor T. F. I ~Ecrn MeditEeErrz-nean. All on board
duet b1 \liss Coleman and Mr at 2,119 Main street, Stamford. Morgan George E. Curtis wa Fol f E IWCTC save
3 9,19 . ey, 0 this city the contract to in- 1
cted as trees 2 A Sofia report by way of Buda-
pest. and Berlin says that in a.
Ebattle- between Krivolak and
A general good time was enjoyedE Prllip, in Serbia, the French and E
Eby the membets of Shcnnan Council,‘ BrltlSh were badly defeated and.
E.N0 1342,11 A, last e1ening, especial- SUHCTCd heaVV losses at the hands
Ely the Taylorites or Blue team, win- 0f ”"6 Bulgarians
E2ne1s of the 111ctnbe1shlp contest. The low“ "f V6153, in 501-1th”!
l11'hicl1 has been carried 011 for the Serbi. has been recaptured by
past few months between the Hoyt the French according to advices
s and Taylorites. An oyster sup- received by the Serbian Leqa‘
tion in Athens. forwarded by the
hungry appetites of the Taylorites. Rome has a report from AthQ-ns
After the supper
carpet bowling 1111s in order and also
selections b1 James Jackson and Ed- imen underb arms.
die Splan.011e application for mem
hership in Sherman (‘ouncil was pre-
sented to the regent.
On Friday evening, Nov. 19th, De-E
Givenchy, in the Artois.
ate a class of 100 candidates and a Dame’ and grenade and bomb
delegation from Sherman Council will
d igonne~
co own to DeLong to witness theE
t affair.
0n the etching of Nov. 23rd, the
LINER ANCONA SUNK
2cil, a card party will be held and
prizes will be awarded to the win-
11ers.
ROME. Nov. 9, 9:20 p. 111., via
.I’aris, Nov. 10, 10:45 a. 111.-—2—Th€
Italian Liner Ansona. sun'k in‘the
Mediterranean by a submarine;
had on board 83 first cabin pas-g“
scngers, 60 second cabin and 339
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SCHO0NIII flIINC
2received in Rome. Of the shrviv»
passengers -
The British Admiralty p“-
(am playing /and that orders szI shortly be issued 1
demobilizing the Greek army, the «
the members were treated to musical. plan bemg *0 leave but 50’ 009
i Paris reports the repulse of a 2
lGerman attack in the Forest of _
There
Ihas been :1 violent artillery duel,
Long Council, of Brooklyn, will initi Enortheast of Tahure "n the Cham—
fiahting to the east of the Ar-E
IN MEDITERRANEANfl-E
The lecture room had been tastew .Rome news agency that 106 E 2 .
fully decorated with tings, autumn 51101.18 were. fired into the A111: o “‘E
pet
stretch to lay sidewalks. but the fact! of Dr. Kavanagh, and of its continu-
~ making it necessary for pedestriansldent ol' the league, John K. Finch,
1 to take to the road, contributes to it spoke on the puma and prospects of
He Said that he wished 1° bring the. Industrial League, of the First M. 1111'
matter to the attention of the coun‘EChurch of South Norwalk were was
cit solely t0 get them thinking Q“ the held last evening, an enthusiastic and
serious state or affairs. He declaredtweu attended meeting' Charles '11}
he didn't think the city could 00m“ Hoyt discussed the start of the‘.work
property owners 4110118 thlfilof the league under the pastorship
that there is a sore lack of walks, once to' the present day. The presi-
marked degree to the dangerousness the year, which look bright. ,
of the pike . 2 Tepight the services ‘will be under
hiayor Carl Axel Harsmm suggest- the auspices of the Ladies Aid 81»
ed that Councilman” Murphy presentEciety. hit-s, George N: Membbln will
a resolution. hearing on a solution. ofldlscuss “_Aid 1 Would Like: 2T6 See."
the 11111211111111. 2111 11 future meeting of A program of interesting 11mm will
,Judge Scott and ariaryyesterday in at: the time of the accident but luck-
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the council. IIJQ rendered this evening} 1 E
AHNIIL TRIBAL IIIEHNHIIN
The hearing 01 the action Stonght
steeragc.
PRINCE ZUNICA
WAS ABOARD ANCONQ:
the Civil Common Pleas court. Elly es’tcaped uninjured, except for
IHunter claims that he went into slight shaking up. The partywfl com-
Jennings‘ garage in 1913 and wists 1113 down through South Wilton, when
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there an ar e arose durin Mr Copley turned out for m niemagainst the Norwalk Investment Com- , ~ , 1 ""1"". ‘
which Jenningmtg‘uck him on 111: who were walking in the math As hr 31111112 by Raymond Brothers. 011111111111th CHATHAM. Mafia-1 NOV- ;10-—An ROME NOV 9. 9 20 p m Via.
head with a "Jack" inflicting a scalp made the turn, the steering knuckle scheduled to be heard before 9. Jury unidentified 1 ,threemasted lumber Paris, Nov. to, 10:45E a. 111.2—«- ..
wound. 1312.8. ..1<1 Huntington ot Nor- gave my 111111 the car shot on to thalin the city 111111; this mot-11mg. has: laden schoner, anchored to the west- Prince Cassano Zumca was.
walk testified that he“ had crossed side or the road. and stopped against. been postponed until Friday otter-‘ward or Stonehorse Shoot, ,1: dim-aboard the Ancona.
covered flying signals 0! distress atE
Hunter'é wound '11:! found that it or altone wall. Mr. Co is was going \noon, it 2 o'clock.
‘l ”i p at dawn today She was boarded withinETWO BOATS FROM
about one inch in length. .; slowly.an the mishap occurred, and The case will he tried by Judge J- E -
Jonnlngs’ defense is that whileEso was able to get them under. 11011 R. 800111. or :Danbury. . Although .1th a. tow hours by the: W1 Nut ANCONA HAVE LANDED
Hunter was in 11131 place or business trolat once, do that the collision with suit was brought against the Inveat- coast guitrd and later the cutter Ores-E CAPE BQ'EN Tunis, Nov
there were words between the two and the: wall was not a hard one. 21111111115111 Company by Attorney WilliamE ham started 1mm Provinoetown f0 via London, 1 12 p. m.-—'I‘wo~ [pf
that Hunter struck him clad-2116 Woo trot thit madam)“ tanning slow- 'F.‘ Tammany. he will be obliged to ap- her. minim my. A on! northwestcr the Ancona' s boats .with 54 mem‘
afraid that Hunterwould continue the 1y, Was probably the 0on thing tint pear an a witness. and the interestatorevallad and the 00116181191?de fl- bers of the crew have landed 11
attack and that he only acted in sell-Euros! the party trout serious, I! not to— ‘ot the plaintiffs will be attended to pocted to remain on board until the .this ”"3! Some of the men w .
defense 2 Etal. lnlory. .. Efl . 1 .1 by Judge John H Light. ' cutter Endym- w 'Injured. . ‘.."..t
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