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CONN..
TUt'. DAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1915
PERATOR.
Fair and continued colder tonight.
THE SOUTH N ORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE ORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN O
NEWSY NEWS
THE SENTINEL “60V.
ans" THE NEWS OF
THE WORLD As THOR-
OUGHLY. As NOR.
WALK HAPPENINGS. ..
TWO CENTS
MEADOWS ON WIISON ROAD
EOR CIANI MONIIION PIANI,
1 1
{Sentinel Learns Definitely 10811111001) MURDER
That Reported Plant is CASE MEDINA.)
Coming to Norwalk, 101
locale “Near the Sound”l -
---Cameroii Auto ConceruAA°S°PAA 091108111. Seeking Pal-111111
to Come here Also
’1‘he Sentinel, today, for the fii'st_.
time, nailed the persistent rumorl
which has been circulated here and in;
Bridgeport concerning the location iniL
Norwalk of a gigantic munition fac ‘- none of the
wry. and secured more definite con- Itl‘llllt‘ to he 1111111111 by
flrmation of the report than has heent 1111 state prsl on petitioning. lot 1111'
— Ceneslty Arrested After Clever.
Work on Part of Detectives
l‘erhaps stories
A Says Killing Wasn't lntended-,
Gang Meant 10nly to Steal Moneyf
I1
I
I
of ,
inmates ofl
hitherto forthcoming. do11,1outains so many human inter
The ammunition factory will locate est and thrilling features as dot-.111
in this city, without a doubt, unless ,that 11 inch loseph t'cnesky of “'11
ilerbui'y,
l.o1' k wood
present plans of the $50. 0011,0110 con. 1"11111111111111 With the f'ainous‘
corn change unexpectedly.
A New York business man wlio is members of thc boaid oi pardons 111A
in touch with the matter, and 1.111051311101011in
name is s11itl1h1ld h1'ten11ski'.
has; who is :‘11 111'111s old
been in conversation
reqin st
hasA
with Attorney ‘ 5111' 1'1 11 1mm than nine _1'1 ars of a 111.1:
11121 0, Gregor)" 111' 11115 city. '1111€m,111lt111111 11111111111111 11'11 second tit‘gmlit
toldJilr. Gregory that the 11111 1-11111-111131111'1' . 111' sites smeml reasons
patty had plans pretty well fornitilat- 1111' “skills 11 1111111011- 111' W115 1111*
ed. and matters concerning the hir- 111‘1’11'111‘1‘11 :11 illt‘ 111111‘. A1“ 511.13: be
1111: of help, clerical workers", ctt'.,Ahatl had no home care. 11111' training
111-1'11111111' being completed. The 1111'» of any kind; he did not know 1110'
1411' was coming here, he stated. ,AJA'HHAA‘I‘ “'11) 14111111.: to be committed.
11'1115 New yurkpr 51111,.(1 (1011,41,.11-‘111111 while he admits that he. wris
that the inrgcst of the new coiicei'ii's
factories would locate in Bridgeport. ‘
the. other factory in this city and the,
1351'.".3“‘.".“.‘;3.‘.”£.1".‘ ”'°"1COIIIO NOI MARHEI
A SHRAPNEI SHEIIS
I\ ttorney Gregory, in a recent
N. J.,
(( ontinucd on Second Page.)
'i‘li I-IN'l't ) .\',
111 1 I11:
No1.
by
lti . who-
of 1111
:tllltit'it iron out- lar~
pl‘t‘s‘s‘t's‘ 111 1111;.
on the
411111111111 these 111111-1hlncs since
11.11- ‘ last
1111'sation with a man connected witnli,
:1 llridgcport brass conipaiiy, learnedA,
that an official connected with the Us
M t‘., had left that company to takcA
chirge of the new company. This isi “KA‘A‘A‘AAH'AA‘ “AAAA‘AA ”“9
practically \1 but has been reported inI “'th 01' Ah"
the Bridgeport papers, and the manfiu'r‘l 111'111A'11't'1‘5 01 SAIA‘AAWH'A
referred to is former Senator W. R.A 1111' 1'11111‘11 31111”.
Brown, of Bridgeport, who declines 10711111111 111‘1'11'1111'11 11‘1"“ 11111111111
discuss the matter. .1111 of
Attorney Gregory‘s informant May, Illl\t‘ 11111111 rctealcd in tho
sorts further that the new munitlon A l'nitcd States District t‘ourl for N1 1111‘
factory, whith is coming to Norwnlk, lit-st“ in 1111 1111111111111 hefoie ~11Jud11o
"going to be located hair the 11:11, 'lit, 11s published here today
s..und"'T1ns is 111 11110111111109 wi: 11 I' 11:1 11"1111111'11 that 1-1'11'11111 1n-
111 other ruu1oi'11lii1'h has been cuirc
Iitn 1111s 111111 rtsponslble ior theinakn
is
hand Iicie th 1t the1 110111113111 11111 to 1112 of ti11't"oiitiit1't but this could iiot'
MANOR
. M’MAHON
CROSS SWORDS
Former Corporation Counsel Tem-
many And Present Counsel locit-
1vood Air Differences of Opin-
ions Before Estimate Board
“NOI IN iAIOR Oi
CAC-IAW OR SIAR
CHAMBER MEEIINCS"
,,,,,.,,,, “1,. ,,.,, ,,, ,1“. Dr. Sherer Takes Exception When
Mayor Says One Man Told Him
Every Member linevv lhey Were
Violating Cath of Office—Those
$10,914 in Bills
"Mayor liarstrom may he the
of the show', all right,“
opined William ll.
of the Board of Estimate, in 11 calm
‘boss
reflect ively
McMahon, member
AID 11011 81111
1111 1111011 Hill
No Help For Pavia 011 Wilson Point A
Road for lvvo Veiy Coed Reasonsl
.-.-___.
Highwm Commissioner Bennett, 1AA
Hartford, informed the special loci-ti
A(oltillllllet‘, comprising Mayor Carl.
AAxti ilarstr,om City Engineer tteorgei
A Sher',10n Highway Commissioner
L'dgai (1. Murphy untl' Boaiu‘ot' listl-
,1natt-. Member Michael J. ltiordaii,
t..at the state cannot extci: .Noi'walk
aid in permanently paving \‘i'ilson
1‘1 1111 road for two reasons.
because ilie state
1111'
' l‘oini
‘towns,
.rcao.
T1111 1'1sit of the officials, how9',1er
1111s tin-idedly fruitful, 111 that
,s'lti' 11 highway commissioner declartd
l
I
1
1
l
t
r‘irs' -A
has no money 10 rA
Second—Because Wilson
does not c011n111t l\\'-J'
is therefore not a state
11 oi k.
road
and
1116
if tl11-1-it1 put a little money in the:
l'i'liltll'llltf, ot‘ Armory Hill the state
could do considerable work to 1111‘.
1111.1 exceedingly
1111111111 shape. The ledge of rocks :ii,
the 11111 of the road would he rc‘
11.1111'11. This matter will he laid b1
11.111 the Board of Estimate
1111111111: tomorrow night.
had stretch 111
:11 Its
NON-SOD 0111-11111
ii 11110-11111 sun
hefore-the-storm mood, last night, "but
‘ what's ihc' use of a 'sliow‘ without 11.1.1.1» 141111.111 _\t, Lockwood o" "11'
,actors?" uptown cotirt, merrulcd a motion,
And liill‘s performance at last ev- )eslt'p‘NI 1111- a non-suit in the case
.A onlng‘s session 1W1 one to solar
‘ ly predict that he will he the leading
man and star of the 111111-11 of Estimate
show that promises to enjoy a long
. the city hall.
run, with indefinite performances,
Then,
cations that the
ainent"
loo,
proverbial
, and stage manager.
shell:
(t‘ontliiiied on Sei'entl. Page.) ..
INIERESI CONIINOAIII
AINCREASES IN WIII CASE
in
there's indi-
“temper-
will rise tip between the star
of“ tialbo Iversns 311111191“le (or by
Attorney Leo l.)111',s. attorney for the
detentiaut. Motion iitill~Sllll
l.i..t.t' by Attorney liaiis three weeks
111'“. llricfs filed by him and
.‘1‘1111'ney Joseph J. liltiXWciIcr, of
l,iiixweilcr a 111-11111111111, representing
11111 plaintiff.
'l he stilt
1111' 111 :
W P re
is the l‘t'sllll of an auto
1:.ol1ll11 accident 111 1111.111 it is alive .111
Anriti his driver. ran into (.nlbo
who was riding a l)l(\‘t'It‘, on Cross
st 11'.l uptown.
(11‘
'lhc case will he (till-
t..nticd and ctidcncc pr1 111 1111111 betorc
3111’ re Lockwood.
SI. MARIS CHURCH MAYA
locate in the ioitiioi‘ power pi'tlll U'l AW Vtmii'lit‘ti N M ‘ l l A ‘ ”AMA“ Fur-('IP'I‘dAnR “wring “f ”m “AVE. NWO ASSNSNANIS
311,1.1d0w 51,901. 1 . 1 ' , 1“ 1 1.11111 (it A." liAU' cotiitstett claims against tlic 11:0:1'21
1 41111l111..s 1111.11 lIi.il such was the,” "1111111 511111" 11111111111111 who 1111111.
The Sentinel was today in toucli‘t‘uM‘. ALL-"11‘ 1111111 111.11. '11 I’l‘okcn‘ci'c which
with a person who talked for the ’l'ln tlttt-slittii h1-t tore the court was -,,v.. 111;“,. mm 111‘31111111'01111 1,111,,“ 1‘,“ “AIS “0"“ ‘1 “A“‘A’V “A” A“ “um“
went of the New Haven 1"ailto1'id com- Ith1 disposition 111 $12 111111 111111111111 1., ‘111111'1' Chm,“ oi' inhi,n,q;,di HANNA,“ tion. in the downtown section, that
pony, who has in his charge the rent- ,th. insc, '1‘11111 111111111111 in.” 11111111111113. 1,”. A ” 111.11'. 211. .l. Lynch, assistant pastor 111
ing and selling of all properties own- 11bi1h is Ill the hands of a receiver.‘ The first session was held in We N" Josephs “mum 1111 80m“ MM“
1111 by the road. This man said that 1111.1 lit-'ttit' 1111 11,1.1'111111111111 through 11145111111111 of thellaw 1.1111104 oi' 011:1. 511,411. ““1, 1,, 1)'\- 11111111111191] 1111111
net'tniations have opened for the rent-41111191111111, \\'1ilter Wood, with thoAn1ngs‘ & Lockwood. The horde ;ot' ANS parish, and 1191'. PM” 11. M‘-
li.1t of the Meadow street plant, bittlllrldcepori Projectile Company,
nothing definite had developed, and he _ which the Camden concern 11
did not know who the parties wereAienti-d from selling pro
who wanted it. nor to what use it was , other person or corpor
to he put.
The reports heard herethismorning
have, it that the new munition factory
iitridgeport tinnipany'.
‘that Wood was
“\t'f‘llllllf!
paid
the (ontiat-L
street plant and to use. the large 111mg
meadow land \\ hich snironnds it and 10,1 (.1
extend along the Wilson Point 1111;111:1111.
to the sound The land is alongside'
a railroad spur track, as well as on
the water. and seems to be about the
only property in Norw 11111 that cotild'
be used for so large an enterprise
it has been stated, also, that
(‘anicron Mfg Company of New my”.
ion. an automobile fldclory,1111astolo-‘BEANSMIAKE ANO'I'HER
cute in Norwalk, probably on Meadowi
street. This morning Mr Cameron I
manager of the concern, was in Nor-A
11.1111. He called upon SecretarYI
(harles i‘ Dilvio,rlh of the chamber:
of commerce. tMr Dllworth interview- The price of beans within 1119 1831
ed over the. 'phone this morning stnt- two weeks, in the Norwalk market,
And there was nothing to give out for has 1111111110911 50 Per cent. Shortly
publication concerning the. Cameron'nftcr the outbreak of the war in E11-
Compnny coming here. The matter 3 10119 a jump of 50 per cent was no.
was still in the works, he asserted, Aticetl as well. This commodity, ac-
ond- it had not yet come to a head. cording to an East Norwalk grocer
.4...” is now selling for from 10 to 12 cents
MANILA AMERICANS LOSE. 1.11 Pound. and is costing. Wholesale
MANILA, Nov. 16 —-’I‘hc Cliic1igoI-'1‘0m 9 to 10 8 pound Beans are
l' hiverslty baseball team defeated the. higher 11'. this city now than the most
Manila Americans here today, h,\ :1 31111011911091] purveyor can remember
score. of 3 10 1, ' - ' them ever to have been before.
timed the $135,000 belonged to
creditots of the Camden Coni-
puny.
iiiir- plant buy.
1
U 0;; The court rcser1cd decision.
1
I
i
Wood contended that he had 'ots (lur11le1s.
'1 right to half the money, as be 111111; attendance there will not necessitate
iobtaincd'enough other work to keep: “10 "11111111! 0f a hall" for the next
byt \‘itiiesst‘s‘, reporters and curious pub-
”its 11r1‘-AIi(' was so large it was necessary to
sacs to any hold the next meetiny at the probate
ation tliw theltoliii.
including Attorney
daughter, will hold ,scssion
Stiiiford cltt' court's more
in
Homing.
The testimony and incidcn'q
brought 0111 at each hearing is of :1
most interesting and humorous
i11111..
50111011111101 11111111113111. 1131111111;iiiit11111111111111w 1
N01 1111 is iii
Nolice headquarters here have beenI
asked to look for Carl Och, 11 Wilton
man. Och, according to meager
went fishing yesterday morning.
maroon colored horse.
Still a largei 111111111 attended
it was alleged: the hearing held thcrc so on 'l 1111.1
$167000 rmiduv of this wetlt
$42,000 of twifd
desires IO locate ill the MQRdOW.\\'hich “11111 10 an 11119111 as c0111n1is-1110gil Of (Ills (‘ll\,
thc law"yeis inim-
John
who represents
'1 1,1. 1.11.1;111 1111111111111. Lippi“ Allis, Webb, the late, Mrs. Raymond‘s
1hQ
commod—
it is hoped that 1111:.
1111'
in»
formation secured by the local police.
Up
to noontime today he had not been
heard from. "He drove "away from
home in an open buggy drawn by a
No description
of the minutiae»: could be obtained,
131111111, 111 Althord, was to succeed him.
it was learned this afternoon, but
:inconilrniedr that Father Lynch will!
remain in South Norwalk as assistant
to Rev. J. 11. Carroll, but Father Mc-1
Clean will be transferred from Mil-
ford to St. Mary‘s church, uptown.
The Sentinel called Father M’ct'lean
at his home in Milford this 11111111100114
‘1ut he. :tatcd he would make no con-
himation until arrangements had;
been completely settled.
'1‘. J. Finn is pastor of St
Aiaiy's parish, and his assistant now
is licv. James J. )ictiuiuness. lt isI
.iindcrsiood that Father )lcClean andi
Father Mct‘ruinncss will remaii/i. as
assistant. pastors the. uptown
.chuich.
'i
llcv.
in
ORGANIZED HERE
The international Chauffeurs’ Local
. was organized in ,thls city, last even-‘
ing, a large delegation of jltneurs and
‘othera‘ assembling in Central” Labor
Union Hall.
were elected:
«President—Oscar Anderson.
Viceepresidenb-Ernest Weinsteiu.
Secretary—Edward W. Gerhardt.
' ()1'11
The following officers A
Treasurer-Thomas Lydon.
' l
ABOARD EINDS
OOI WANIS OE
EDUCAIION DEPI
'8.iipt Chapman and Board of Esti-
mate Co Over items in School
Bndget— —Comparison Statistics
Submitted”
SALARIES $105,574 .;95
ii, 200 IOR SCHOOL HORSE
Mr. McMahon Wonders Where Coc- 1
tors on “Free list" Get Off in
Offering Free Service—Medical
Supervision Obligatory
The board of estimate, at its meet~
1111:. last night, aside fioiii discussing
the momentous batch of 31111111 bills,
heard. from Superintendent 1m '1‘.
i‘hapnian, statistics dealing
with school work in Norwalk. The
superintendent tool; each item in the
and, last
vat ions
'school budget, ('ltllllllil‘tllfl
year‘s appropriation with this, inform»
ed the board why the amounts asked
for were needed.
There, is not 11 single ‘.'.‘1t':111l room in
any of the school buildings in the
town, according to Sir. Chapman‘s
statement. Teacher's salaries hnve
udiunccd because of an inc1rcise of "5
pt r cent. of pupils during the past two
or three years. The teachers in the
past, it was stated "were terribly un-A
dorpaid." Tcacheis' salaries this year
will amount to 31111,] tit; clerks $6511.75;
attendance and supply oflice. $1210;
janitors 7.1411311; janitors for new
buildings $500, totaling $105,574.95,
Mr. Chapman offered fliziir'cs show-
ing the 1111:1111 of teachers in other
cities HS (onipared with Not-walk. Ac
cording to the annual hports made at
ktho sillie department of education tho
(Continued on' Sixth Page.)
IROIIEI SMASHES
INIO AOIOMODIIE DOS
llllllelCl‘OIt’l‘, Nov. 111. v'l‘lll‘f‘t' per-
fi—»-— -_.__--_ 1
$36, 354 IN NORWAIH COIN:
IO COONII COMMISSIONERSI
1Thisis the 811m local Ornggists,I
Clubs and Saloon-keepers Paidi
for the Privilege of Selling.
Liquor—No Remonstrances {
The county commissioners,
lay, held a several hours' session in
the own room in the City Hall, anal
left for Bridgeport with 836, 354 in.
Norwalk money from local saloon-i
keepers, clubs, wholesale liquor deal~,
eis and druggists. This money was
paid for the privilege of dispensing
liquor. 1
water '
t
The commissioners received $34,500
for in retail liquor licenses at $750
each; 811119 for three wholesale liquor
licenses at $331: eat'l:i $1.35 for seven
druggisis li11-11ses at 8111'; each, and
$4011 for four cliih licenses at $ititiA
11111111. making a total of 836,354.
in spite of 11111 fact that there were
rumors local liquor dealers would pru-
tcst against the clubs handling liquor,
there 11p to
noon today, tilt-d 111111 the county coin-
mi‘ssioners.
At a later date the licenses will be
sent out through the malls. g 51
OHISIDE SHOW CASES
CENIER OI CONIROIIERS
Either a permit will he issued to
leorge Keclcr, Washington
shoe-dealer, to place an advertising
\Vl‘lk‘ lit) I‘f‘lll()1lfill‘ill|('t‘€,
show case iii front of his place of bus;
iness. or an order will he issued to‘
have all similar cases now in use
taken in. This is in act ordance with
a statement made last night by Mayor
(‘arl Axel llarstrom.
Mr. licclcr was refused a permit by3 t
litiilding inspector (‘. l. Pinch lie
sought the mayor last night and al- ‘
iwarring nations and has so an-
legcd partiallty and discrimination.
MHMAHONS SPEECH WAS
IN ORDER iASI NICHI
sons 111-1e injured yesterday in a cob
itslon at licioii between a large jit»
iicy bus and :1 tioilm car
Jurcd were in the bus. The most ser-
iously hurt was the driver, John 11.
who' is suffering from con-
the brain and broken
111111 and nose. The others are .‘x'apo-
lcon Harvard, his father, who has it
broken rib and cuts and bruises, and
Sanborii, whose injuries consist
of cuts and bruises and a dislocated
thumb. ’l‘lie llai'vards 1111‘ at Devon
land Sanboin in Milford.
MR ROSENWAIO IO
DEEMED EIIIS ORAIION
The memorial conmiittee of Nor-
wnlk Lodge, No. 711'). Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, is complet-
ing arrangements for the annual ser-
vice, which will he held this year 111
the Regent Theatre, Wall street, on
Sunday afternoon, December 5th.
A member of New York Lodge, No.
1, Mr. Rosenwaid, will deliver the
oration, and it is expected to be one
of the best ever heard in Norwalk.
Mr. Rosenwald is a member of the
firm of BosenwaldWlmpfhelmer, lnc.,
hat manufacturers in Cross street.
Norwalk. A The chaplain of the lodge.
Rev. James Benton Werner, and oth-
er officers will participate in the exer
cities, ehd there will be music by
orchestra and quartette.
l 11111-111111.
cussion of ‘1
it was stated this morning that fol-
. lowing the board of estimate meeting
last evening. Mayor Carl Axel Har-
‘3110111 stated to John F. McMahon
that lie was in order when he address-
1111 the board of estimate members as
to his ('Xpll‘ll‘llCt‘S a number of years
ago in a problem exactly similar to
the heldnpbills tangle, which the
The in- .
board is wrestling with at the pres;
McMahon spoke '
1111i time. After Mr.
last night, the, mayor and William H.
A McMahon disagreed as to the speak-
er's right to talk on the subject he
did. William McMahon held, in oppo-
sition to the mayor‘s first opinion, that
the spcaker\was in perfect order.
MAN DORNED IO DEAIH
' ' AI IRAININC SIADIE
WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.—One man
was burned to death and three oth-
crs were probably fatally injured as
the result of a fire at historic Ben-
nini: Race Track, in the suburbs of
Washington, last night, which in ad-
dition to destroying fourteen of , the
stables and other structures, burned
at, least twenty valuable homes. Es
tlinates today placed the loss on tho
buildings and horses and equipment
at about $135,000.
A hundredcr more valuable horses
were turned loose to seek safety. and
‘nirned, or otherwise injured.
it is fortrezl that 1111111? of 1111111 were
HIICHENER CONEERS ON
CONDMIONS IN INDIA
lLooking into the Pos.-"
sibility of an Attack
Iby the Teutonic For-
ces the Allies—Quiet.
on France - German
Front—Artillery EX"-
changes at liardanel—
les
Field Marshal Earl Kitchener,
British Secretary of State for
War, is conferring with British
officials in the Near East regard.»
ing eventualitics should an attack
by the Teutonic Allies on Egypt
develop, it is indicated by a dis.-
.patch from Salouiki received in
Milan. .
Earl Kitchener was accompan»
led to Mudros, on the Aegean Sea.
by “the resident-general of
Egypt" (by which is probably
meant Major—General Julian H.
. Byng. ’ co: nmande' of the
British forces in Egypt), the dis—
patCh states
Definite guarantees regarding
her attitudes are sought from
Greece by the Eiitentc Powers
because they purpose sending
[large numbers of troops into the
Balkans, establishin an entirely
f,ront accor 11g to an
AAthens dispatch forwarded from
London early today.
Quiet has prevailed along the
France- German front according
street. 1 to the daily statement from Paris.
which reports that no operations
worth recording have occurred.
Only artillery exchanges and
bomb fightinn have occurred on
the Dardanelles front, the Tur-
'kish offwal communication
states.
The Netherlands GOVernment
as no present intention of
mediating for peace among the
nounced, according to a dispatch
to London front The Hague.
The French are being pushed
back in sections of their line in
Southern Serbia under attacks by}
the reinforced Bulgarians. a dis-
patJi from Seloniki states.
The French retirement was at
two points near Gradisce, onl
12 miles north of the Greek bor-
der. ‘
On the Cerna River the French
‘ succeeded in beating off desperate
attempts by the Bulgarian forces
to pierce the French center, the
troops of King Ferdinand being
i
checked along the whole front irb
th s fizlitinu zone.
The" new Bulgarian movement
at Babuna Pass threatens Per-
lepc and Monastir, it is declared,
and the. Dip10' natic Corps in Ser-
be is preparing to proceed to
Scutari, Albania, instead of to,
Monastir.
Premier Asquith informed the
'British House. of Commons to-
claw that he still hoped and be-
lieved that a resort to coercive
measures in
Brit‘ans forces would not
necessary.
ANXIETY ON BOARD
STEAM'SHIP CRETIC
NAPLES. Nov. 15, via Paris,
.\01.
ship (rctic. from Ncw York' and
I’-1_1ston,hzis arrived here safely.
Thtrc was intense aiixi
be
1
among the passengers on board»
after they learned at Gibraltar of
the sinking of the Ancona. The
captain took all
recruiting Great '
111,4:45 a. 111.~1Tlic steam- -
,
a .
111' ccaiitions .‘
against possible attack. 'I he vcs- - Z
gel 11' as shicitlcd front submarine;
heavy storm M 1:11 rat}! .. '
1111.- 11.1.5 1'1'05‘ .gsin' the Med-
iterrancan.
it
11:
b)
‘ 1'.
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