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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18.19I5
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ANOIIIHI I[N NIlll0N
DNllAR WAN [ACIONY
IBAIIIE 0f NANAN[A
Wlll BE II[CIS|I[III
General Rodriguez Trying to BainI
Balance of Power' at Senora
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New Concern. Just Incorpo-
rated. Reported lobe Con,
siderlna Erection of l-‘ac-I
torles in Town Surround-
.ing Bridgeport
balance of power in Sonora.
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Rumored New Concern Will day
struggle which will determine
ICananea state that General Rodriguez ”'9 Sitme- CM)“
Make MllllIIIBllS For “leI has between the and six thousand lu'g Cut-1t
alongside tiie two barges
men, while two thousand reinforce-
Irneiris are within easy marching dis-
Itance on the Sonora River.
Ger-an Allies
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‘ - ' . ~ For e and Pro'ec—l
'lht Bridgeport 1: J about evenly
“I“ CO'I'I’I‘I‘IV believed to be a holding, with slight advantage in numbers in
company for the Bridgeport Projec-imt-or of the latter, it is said,
tile Company. this
Telegram, and the Erie Forge Cont-‘Arizipe.
party, of Erie. l‘u., has been organized‘, General ()bregon plans sending his
in Bridgeport with a capital stock of cavalry 5011111. IOHOWIHK “19 “It?
$10,000,000 I’nppl‘s‘. ot‘ incorporationIIlie Southern Pacific. while his infan-
were filed with the secretary of state “‘3' and ””1101? MG divided into IWO
yesterday. ‘ it‘olumns, one going to the east and
The Telegram say“. i, believed one to the west of the San Jose Moun-
H”, new concern is (10591). allied w'itlrI.I“i“s' which stand between Naco and
the Germanic powers. and tirat the, (‘arrauea
gigantic corporation which will have General VIII“ has approximately 65
headquarters in Bridgeport “‘mm‘l "Mp“ between
and Hermosillo.
founded for .the ex rep; ur 0s) it
p II p p I 0 I Ten carloads of copper bullion has
manufacturing arms and amrrrunitiont been «eized from the Cunanea Consol
for the Teutonic powers. I
says morning's! cavalry detachment is recalled from
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D01 CLAS, Ariz. Nov. 18~ That the ;'ter the tug's
battle of Canaries will be a decisite:f0u,. loaded barges bound from Pine
the I Orchard to New York and heavy well.
in the ther was met off Norwalit. The barge
to- tRuth signalled that was in distress
Reliable reports received II'OIIIIand ”18 next barge number 193' did
if the ‘
Ibarges which he trad anchored
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight.
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IIININ CIPIIIN DINIWNS
IN [0N0 ISIINII SilllNlli
lost Overboard When Nasser I’m-
od Burning Furious Gals Mondsyi'
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. , Nov. 18. Wor
came to the New Haven Trap Rock
company, which has queries in North
:Branford, today, that tire captain of
a barge which was in tow of the
company's tug Clarence 'Blskeslee
during Monday night's sale on the
sound. was drowned while looking at-
tow line. The tug had
Walter t‘amp of the
off the tow line and ran
and took of!
the crew and their families on them.
then picking up the liarrakai and
The. (‘arraiiza and Villa armies are . Wendell took them to the lee of Cap:
matched nulnericnlly' tain‘s island. The crewless
barges
drifted across the sound and today
were reported at Huntington. Ir. 1.
Captain Camp transferred to the two
the
:persons taken off the other 2 barges.
of
Captain Camp ascertained today that
the master of the Wendell was lost
overboard while tending Ilre tuK's tow
line at the tirrie the. tug left the. barges
Iafter transference of the other crews.
Magdalena ,
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The names of the lost their were not
ascertained. The tug left to pick up
the barges across the sound.
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Commissioner game's Budget
this for [specific of My
$200,000 for Gluing Your
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Ibeing gathered to aid the department I
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Department of Justice May Adopt
Such Action in The floor Forture
—flay Drop Piracy Section-—
Considerable Boubt That Stic-
osssiiil Prosecution Could be
Curried on
\t'AS'HiNGTox, Nov. 18.-An effort
may be tirade soon by the department .
of justice to secure indictment of jus-
tice to secure indictments against Fay
and others connected with the alleged
ipiot in New York to blow up "muni-
ships, under the criminal section
oIfo the Sherman anti- trust act. it is
understood that information now is
in determining whether there has
been a conspiracy in restraint of for»
eigri commerce such as to justify pres- _
entation to a federal grand jury.
The belief that indictments under
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Mrs. Christian flariman and Son,
liars Narrow Escape—Personal
Efforts lost
The residence at Christian Gartmarr
la short distance east of the Godfrey
street corners in the Upper Parish,
We ston. was totally destroyed by fire
supposed to originate in one of the
chimneys, at about 4 o'clock on Vt ed
nesdsy morning and which likewise
{con sumed the entire household furni-
iturc. wearing apparel and belongings
to the family. Mr. Gartman whose
[business keeps him in South Norwalk
'lhc session oi the Board of £in ”I” 3‘3“"? might “‘3 successfully pro during the w,eek was absent and the
mate and Taxation. last evening. was.
devoid of fireworks, and about all the.
discussion was on the needs of the,
street department. At one time when:
Messrs. McMahon and Riordan. of
the board. came near the breaking of:
peaceful relations, Mayor Harstrorri
secuted was said today to be based on
the interpretation of the Sherman law
by the Supreme court in the Danbury-
batters case. The ordinary interpre-
Itation of lawyers before that decision‘
was that the act was designed only to
preterit combinations which restrain—
ed trade. among its members \or 0t.~‘h
Iflrc was discovered from‘the smell of
Ismoke by Mrs. Gartman and young
son, who occupied an outside sleeping
I porch
r Neighbors responding to the alarm
were unable to save either house or
furnishings so fierce was the flames I
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WON VICIONY [ROM BUIGARIANS
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British Said to [lave
Been Victorious 'at
Volondovo-Rabrova--
Bulgarians Sweep Alla“.
Before Them in tire
Monastir Region
A victory for the French over
the Bulgarians in one sector of.
the front in Southern Serbia is
:unofficially reported through
Paris. General Sarrail’s troops
are said to have driven strong
Bulgarian forces to the right
bank of the Vardar river as the a
result of a two-day battle.
Capture by the French at the
town of Kasturino and a defeat
of the Bulgarians by the British
‘on the Valondovo- Rabrovo front
also are reported in the advices
,reccived in Paris.
The Bulgarians apparently are
. it is stated the backers of the tie ew.
concern he.“ received sufficient o
stepped in with It remark that ht had
attended two stormv meetings of the
board. ""d be “I.” "Nd-V I" have (use however held that there could
trauquilitv on the balance or the sea-r be a restraint of trade by an outside
.r.ions. The street: department budget I ““0"...“
in the Fifth District called for 381.578.: Department of juglipo omr-‘mtg
11an in the Fourth District 597.201. a ways have expressed doubt of the p03
total of both districts of $178,779. Mr. albility of convicting Fay and his asso
McMahon thought 51 would be 8 KOOG‘ ciatea under the socalled piracy sec-t
idea to have bids secured for the per- Itlous of the criminal code under,
manenf paving on Wilson avenue and!
a.
ers in similar lines of busineso. The
Supreme court in tire liarihury iratters'
nl-'
:and was formerly the residence of the r
‘ late Probate Judge Charles Rowland. Icvacuate, 't was 5336‘
‘and so short a time before the entire. sweeping all before the'n “1 “10
consumed aregion north of Monastir. A La!!-
Considerable insurance was held on Idon message early ”day said
the hulldlm’z and contents The house I confirmation th been ICCCWCJ
previous to being purchased by Mr. ”1 Salonik' "f ”I" report that a”
Gralman was owned and occupied hv Bulgarians had taken Perlwe.' uni
structure was entirely
‘Waiter P Rowland no\I of Reddiirg' Penning Monastir. WhICh the
Serbians were
preparing to
Mr. (firtman is well known in So.I ngrcss for the Italians in
No rwalk. For many years he has It cir campaign against Gorilla is
which the, recently were intlctt‘d Tl" «been employed 1... John H Knapp 0{Imported by Rome, in strong em
I ldated Copper Company u‘ua inken Io;
Nogaleu where it arrited last night. . "OI-D summml DANCE
r'I'i‘en adldtionnl carioado are reported
irccent trip of District Attorney Marsir- J Flax Hill Road and resided for t“mmtl_1-encltiment on the height northc
.all to Washington is understood tot
:IIIITdfnr slfiellls, etc., to warrant the to be between Del Rio and Nogales,,
ur rug 0 mrnense factories in eriroute to Nogfiles
Bridgeport
Bridgeport. 0 explained.
Judge Carl Foster, one of tile. incor-I Tire shipment at Nognlex is said
porators of the \t0,000.000 concern,I§mount to twelve hundred and
with Frederick E. Morganand Daniel tons
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and towns
fifty
.this morning, by The Sentinel. JudgeI
Foster was asked if the concern. pro
viding it was considering ercc tin
‘immense factories in towns surround
ing Bridgepoit' had favored Norw iIrlk
for a location.
Judge p08,“. would neither my res tine local uncontested divo roce case
0, "0‘ but politely declr‘i-rzd to' “ill tomorrow morning he heard be
any questions. rinswor‘ fore Judge William S. Case in the Su- ,‘
.. perior court. Tire action is that
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he said. - ted by Attorney John Ounce. again-st
‘When will you be in 'i IIIIdIIII OISNII
(rive out any informat‘ . PORNO" '0 Tire acceptance of receiver's report
Norwalk is considered?"IIInd provided order directing the distribution of
was asked ~11 39 FOSIPI‘ funds. and the matter of tire receiv-
i cannot tell you. I er's discharge in the case of
cannot or 90"}. 1"!" I Ridgefleld Savings Bank. against ideyr
answer any question at all ' worn. and others, will a. so oé con-
According to a story in today's
gitztlfl'ZIthiItiI: 1:. Knight one of the. A judgment for the defendant for
led d n P‘ concern lit‘kno‘i-Inon- compliance with the court's order
go it was backed by German inter- I dated Mai-7gb 1914 will be asked for
cats and will soon be turning oirt 10. - in the case of David I}. Decker vs. Al-
0“? Sign“! day :bcrt A. Geib, tomorrow J. J Curreo
n e downtowp section last night llnd J. H. Light for the plaintiff
i there was a rumor that another one‘ in the case of Benjamin Green
0 those gigantic munition factories " against the General Motor Service and
was considering locating in Stamford Truck companv, judgment will be ask-
Which seem to grow it
p mer night it 1 it t tile ans-
was stated in Stamford this mo ed for failure of pain “I 0
that the minor was of ”old standing." I sent the plaintiff-
and that nothing definite had e1 er I
de' l v. V v
veloped concerning it The case Of “illiam (II Sham
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lieard tomorrow. Attorneys Light &
Light for the plaintiff
The action of Abraham A. Alien
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How Villa pro-'
surrounding poses to use this metal has not been dnnccs was last evening held“ under
.,tlre auspices of the members of the
to I society of
Ily attended,
fol-trial school hall, on lienry street. ' :
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,\\'nr'd was floor manager;
New sldercd before Judge Case tonrorrow. I
tee. against Walter Schulze, will be opened in the Armory Tuesday
i this week.
One of the season's pleasant
the Children of Mary's
The enjoyable affair. large-
was in St. Joseph's par-
Sodaiity.
Splendid music was furnished by
the Sterling-\Vellnitz orchestra. Danc-
wsa enjoyed until midnight. The
affair was held for the benefit of a li-
brary room in the hall. Tire hall was
Iprettily decorated with colored crepe
paper. the predominating colors be.«
hip yellow and green.
Throughout the evening refresh
o[I‘ments in the form of ice- -,cream soda
“illiarn P
the door
tenders were William {\icl'iugh and
Joirn P 0' Neil; Randal Campbell and
Vincent Tito trad charge of the cloak
roonr the committee on arrangements
and cake were dispensed.
IeIiucluded: Misses Martha Buckley, Al-
icia \l. Brede. Madeline Curran. Arias
Rooney, W alhurga Lynch. Katherine
‘ltrede and Lucy Lynch—’—
NIINWAIN CHICKEN [AMEN-RS .
WIN GNEENWI‘JN PRIZES
Harry J.
Charles R. Petty. of ilarien.
Bracken of this city. and
were
l'ning “9r Attorneys Keogh 8‘ Candee repre-t among the pme winners at the sec-
Greenwich
which
of
More than 600 birds. from
all over the state were on exhibition.
Four prizes went to Mr. Bracken,
0nd annual show of the
Poultry and Pet Association.
ibrandt vs Ada F. Altenbrandt, with It all of them being in the light braha~
Keogh & Candee representing the
plaintiff. will be heard.
In the common pleas court tomor-
Iiow, before Judge Howard B. Scott,
the case of Roy C. Lester and others,
against D. Louis Ladrigan, former
Nllllllill DANCE
g A large crowd was present last ev-
ening, at the annual. dance of the
Pride of Court Narruk. in Red Men's deputy sheriff will be heard. The‘de-
Hall. First District. The hall was femlant's motion to correct finding
decorated with streamers and flowers!“ in be heard.
and presented a very pleasing appear~
ancoo Music was rendered by Steeg~' HAVERHILL HOTEL s‘unuso.
muller's orchestra, and a fine time HAVERHILL, Mass, Nov. 18.—The
was enjoyed by all those present. Re- Arlington Hotel. a four-story struc-
freshments were served during the ln- ture was partially burned early today.
termission. The committee on the Forty persons asleep in the building
dance was Mrs. Johnson, Mrs; W. J. when the. first alarm sounded, es.
Schlitt. Brigham, Mrs. Berg, and‘caped “without injury. The loss was
Mrs. Guurnisri [estimated at 50.000.
. 2-.....“ a.
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ias class, as follows: 2d cock. 2d
hen; 1st cockerel; 1st pallet and 2d
pen.
in the barred rocks class. the Can-
datowa Barred Rock Farm. C. _R.
Petty. of Dorian, proprietor. out of one
entry, won second pen prize.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Joseph Lipisi was discharged today.
Dan Killdare was also disch’d‘ged.
Mrs. Mary Barbour went home yes-
terday.
Mrs. Mary Lyons, 1th Tolles street.
was admitted yesterday.
John Osvaju. Marshall street,
admitted yesterday.
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(Continued on Eighth P000.)
WIIN III[ PNNPNIIS 1
A .aige delegation of Prophets of'
Moukcr motto of this city \isici
iluturony Lodge. F. & A. M. in New:
Cannon. last evening, and Witnessedl
the conferring of'the. entered apprenI-II
lice degree. While there the visitorsr
aroused considerable Interest iii the;
coming ceremonial of Monger Gio: to
and secured a large number of applit
cations i'br membership in the Grot‘. o.
itcfreshtrients were served and IIIO
Prophets returned home at a late
ltour after having spent a most do.
ligiilfui nvcning. On Monday (I 'l‘.
ing a delegation will visit Ark l.odg-. .
Georgetown, leaiing the Masonic:
Temple omSouth Main street. at 7:30
o'clock. I
Assurances have been given that
Zertr Zem Grotto. of Jersey City. will
attend the ceremonial of Monitor
Grcito. of the 2701. bringing with
them one hundred Pprhets. headed
y a band of forty pieces. it can also
be stated positively that the Gran'd
Monarch, \Villiarn H. Snyder of i".-
ruira. N. \'., will be present.
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One of the most successful social:
events so far this season w as held lastI
evening, in Grace Parish Hall, whom
the Old' Fashioned Dance of the Girls’l
Friendly Society was given. The hallI
was handsomely decorated with pump- '
kins and corn stalks. and this gave'
the real old- fashioned effect. Exec“
lent music was furnished by Shepard' s
orchestra. and dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour. There was a very
large crowd present, and the snail-
is sure to net the girls quite a tidy
sum.
During the intermission.‘ retrofit-
ménts consisting of ice cream and
cake were served. The committee in
charge consisted of Nettie DePierne.
have been for the purpos' of deciding
upon indictments on another sectionI
of that code.
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Angelo Tabozzi, an ltaliiin resident
of (‘corgetowm received it letter last.
tirrre with his family in bows street.
BANNHI NNliNCIl GIVES
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Another social success was added
to the long list of similar affairs giv-
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Ion bv iia iner Council, No. 54. Dautrh-i
evening. when
of the Council
ters of liberty. last
0\H‘ err. Ill\ friends
west of the city having been
taken.
I Belluno, an Italian city sheaf
lfifty miles north of Venice, has
ibcen bombarded bv an Austrian
Iacroplane. A Belluno dispatch
isays only one bomb out of five
tdropped exploded and that aside
.from the slight wounding of three
tprrsons, the explosion had no
'eifect.
Artillery engagements and
fighting with trench guns are re-
ported by Paris from the front.
week which has given him considers: assembled at Progress Forum Hall‘ on I N0 infantry attaCkS are mention—
able to worry about ever since. The
letter was written in red ink. and;
Israted that if Tabozzi did not have‘
two hundred dollars in his pocket,
ready to give to a person who would
call for it, in a few days, that
wculd meet death in the same way.
that a man in a picture which was
enclosed in the letter was meeting it.
The picture represented a man being
stabbed to death The threatening
letter was mailed from the Hudson
Terminal, on the 10th of November.
The letter was brought to the uptown
police station by Frank Santirrello, a.
friend of Tabozzi's. but he was refer-
red to the deputy sheriff at Bethel.
No one has called for the money as
,yet, and it might have been a joke
played on lAngelo by some of his
friends. H‘did not want to take anyt
chances. however, and so reported the
matter to the police, who will start an
investigation at once.
iPllPllllN SUBSCIPIION
BUY [ACIORY [AND
The suggestion has been made that
a paper be drawn up and circulated in
this city for securing pledges for sum:
of money to‘go toward the purchasing
of a factory site in NorwalknThe idea
is to give the land to some out-of- ,
roll of bills containing from $40 to‘
town company with the intent of get-
ting a new industry of some apprcola‘
ble also here. Those in touch with
conditions say that some inducements
must be extended by Norwalk If this
city desires new concern-:1 to locate
here, in order to compete with other
"live" cities Although the petition
Stella Order. Frances Bailets. Lucy-has not yet been drafted, there has
Howard and Frances DePierns.
them some talk concerning it.
\
he
I.“ ashington street and enjoyed the
excelltnt program which had been
prepared bv the efficient. committee
.of 1.:‘angemcnt. During
part of the evening Mrs. Elmer Ro-
herts of East Norwolk.
teresltng reading. A mixed quartet
lCOIiSISllllg of Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
IJeuuic Prince, pf ltowatton. llid
George Oterton and Elmer Roberts
.sang ‘Jack and Jill' in a pleasing
Imanner and responded to an encore.
IMrs. Fannie Crockett's recitation and
the solo by Mrs. Jennie Prince were
also greatly enjoyed A pleasant fea-
titre of the etching was the playing
Iof the Sterling orchestra and their
setcral selections were enthusiastic-
Ial' v rcceiv.ed Following the enter-
II
I tainment dancing was indulged in un-I
'til a late hour the music being ur-
trusted by \Ierriam's orchestra. Re.-
Ifred merits were served and the af-
fair war pronounced one of the Cour»;
The com--
mittee which made the pleasureable.I
cil‘s greatest successes.
evening possible was composed of ‘he
following: Mrs. Jenie Prince, chair-
man. Mrs. lsaac T. Payne, Charles
Ferris. and Elmer Roberts.
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An unidentified negro girl and a.
$50 belonging to Carl Doehme, a local
cigar salesman. are among the miss-
ing. Last night Doehme fell captive
to the smiles of the, girl. He was in
her company but a short time when,
apparently she relieved a wallet in
one of his pockets of the money and
disappeared. Complaint has been
made. to police-headquarters.
the first ,
, i
gave an In-
, ed .
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VIOLENT CANNONADING
IN FOREST OF GIVENCHY‘
PARIS, Nov. 18. 2:40 p. m.-—-
There has been violent cannonad~
ing in the Iorcst of tirvcriclry. in
the .-\rtois district. according to
Ithc anirouncctrrcnt given out by‘
Itbc I ltllt 11 \\ nr‘ ()i'trcc this after—
tiltiOll. 5‘
I The text of thc staicmcnt fob-
I low 5: .
“In the .\rtois district there
has been a \iolcrit cairrroriade. in
IIlt Iorcst of (ri\ crichy. \Ve
Ira\c brought about a toriccntra-
,tron of the fire of our trench
guns against thc (icrmnn posi-
tions at. Herbccourt in the Valley
lot‘ the Somme. and we have bo'm—
bardctl \cit vigorously the G: 1'—
man trcrichcs at \utrcchcs. on
the north bank of the river f
Aisne.
: “On the remainder of the front:
last night passed without incis\
dent."
ISERBS ARE RE- .
t TREATING ON PRILEP;
ATHENS. Nov. 17, via Paris, _
X01. i8 3: 35 a. m—l ive thous- ;
and Serbs who have bec’n defends
ing Baburra Pass against the at.-
tacks of 20000 Bulgars have
rbccn forced to abandon their pots: ‘
sitions and are retreating 01"
Prrlcp. according to alviccs from.
Faloniki. ‘
The \thcnnc s Saloniki corms-g
pondcut confirms the rc- occupa-
tion of Tctoxo by the Ithaca: a
victory regarded as of much i‘i-‘
.iortancc because t may to l’ it»
the cutting of lateral co irrriti I33. '
tions ‘of the Serbian front
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