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it touldni, because, in fact, it readilyI
ies Throughout the World 1
At .\Iall\ prominent artists. enjming'
”Ir experimenting a little'over a‘11.~1talliisi1ed reputations, live on the
)'etr.'tlle‘!\asll Engineering Company, outshilts of this (ill and ill little. oi
oi tins City have prepared a paint ”9mm,“ llN‘ (m, the Nontalk ,,,,,__
which IS exceedingly more superiorIdvr r, in s‘ilielmille. \\' estport Illillf’ii,1
1o 11 present brands 011 tlle liiarll1‘t. ltouayton 9” Among ”,0“, interest
and whi1h will reduce the, cost of 0,, and ”w”, are an astonishing “”1“.
paint one-halt 'I'III MINI] IS now be',1111111ber, the .‘VIIl’illlt‘ of making this
lng paid forthrst class paints. , li'ity all all center is receiving nettle
The putting (”I file market of “”5 ‘tlltl favorable consideration.
Norwalk-made product may mean the mnnrnh,“ sieppngstones ,0 ,his
f‘t'volut‘lon 0f the paint industry or the end. are the exhibitions of intintinhs
world, and is destined to can-11‘ 3‘ fur- which are being shown in this city of
ore among llianuiacturers, dealers and ant-ts “mu, in ”,9 x,,,.wu,k,,.i,.,,,,._,.n
"er of ”I? kind "0“ I“ “59' lllltli'i the direction (11 Miss France's
beveral salesmen are to be put on Hold and Mrs. It‘ralllt liarper Bissell.
the road immediately. it is expected ,u‘, war Miss Hurd exhibited
1m" many ”9“. hands “I" he hired 8‘ p-lilllill-s H We local schools. and at.
tile factory on th11 Wilson Point road. w ,,, ,IH home this silleme givinr
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promise of growing into one of Nor- ,,,\,,,,),,.,,m5 'lhe second of R ”flesI
““1“ 5’93”“ I""““”“' ‘or six, who 11 will be held With inter
One reason for the preparation of \NS 0,, ”,0 weeks between. opened,
yesterday afternoon at Miss ilurd'
home. on 41! West avenue, continued
that night and tilts afternoon, ant,
(continual on Eighth Page.)'
will be held tonight and Monday.
One room is devoted to the work.
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Mrs. Antoinette Odom, a negress ofI
this city, was granted a divorce from-
ngtiius Odom, formerly of liere.IMASI[R 800“le “0NOREDI
and now of Port Chester N. Y.. on‘
the grounds of intolerable cruelty,I
by Judge Milton A. Shumway, of the 0" HHEENJ“ BIRIHDAYI
superior court. at the session held yes-I
tcrday in Danbury. Mrs. Odom, who
was represented by Attorney William, in Il,111)l'
I". Tammany. of Washington street.‘a 1mm of file-11115 last evening
“as accorded ”19 right or assuming, lt‘ndt‘tl 11 surprise to l-‘i'nilcia Scoiicld.
her maiden name ADMIN"? TT0“' (11 lls home on 9 llamilton avenue)
ers. One of the witnesses was ChieLTdkon “0,111,191,.” unawares, mpI
0‘ Police William R- Pennington. ‘youillfui host rallied amazingly and
Mrs. Odom alleged that her hus- saw to it that his guests enjoyed
him" who had been employed in one (‘\(‘l\ minute oi! their stay with him
of the Water street 0;. ster houses dur-‘ ,(Vmw‘ “we ”my“, during ”,9 even-
mg ”‘9 winter returned home lasltIi11_l;,thele were refreshments and a
Thanksgiving Day and started to col ,most delightful social time ensued.
ebrate the holiday by punching her. Those ”Hem,
She said Virginius blackened her eye,I mm,“ Roberta Ferns “Sm“? HM:
and that the DOIICB came I“ to Stopjzald, Beatrice Olsen, GI advs Farling-
the disturbance. As the officers or Helen (31130119
ex-I
,ton, Hannah Olsen
riled, Odom departed by way 0f the Irene Ravmond, E‘t'hel Solson
and
rear door, disappearing to 'Port Chesfi ,Ethel Harris. Mess rs Stanley Sein-
ler. where he has remained since. kllecht Carl mm“. Leslie Trin
'Mrs. Odom said her husband never ' 1 1 it,
Theodore Hotaling, Lester Youngs.
1Kenneth Younas. Raymond Hotaiing.
iAlbert Scofield. George Harris. Harry
the Thanksgiving 'Day fight in the Brcde and Francis Scof‘ield. Mr. and
Odom home. and about the husband's‘Mrs' George Scofield. Mrs. Frank Par-
character in general. He stated thatiker and Mn" Charles Youngs.
on several occasions the plaintiff had’
earliest"; {2:121:11 .1'::.%"".p,,0,[380, llliilli 0N
,IIIND III IIIDNIGIII SIIN
Professor Tullar lectured at the
The engagement has been annouuc- IFIISI Methodist 3151500981 Church. last
1 ed of Miss Marv Birsho daughter of evening, under the auspices of the
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Birsho, of Stam- 33:18:31,! Indniiflal League The
ford, and John Thopsey, son of Mrs. well receivsedwe ThatteIIidEd and vvery
Mary ThODsei'. of Windsor place, this scenes . ' 1 9 D61? colored
city. The wedding is scheduled to saw 11 ”Id picturingc 0f the
wonder
take. place the latter part of January lowing SitoIouifiec?:ctu:tcmlI:”.1112:
Tile happy couple are receiving the
congratulations of their many friends. 32318:“; 2121:1331:2:112:33]???
Mr. Thopsc) i5 8 I093] carpenter. The general impression was thaI it
and is well known. He is a DODUIM‘ was a country well worth a pilgrimage
I‘Plnber of the Jolly Five Md lfiIto, and many expressed their pleasure
prominent and popular in the Spring, at the instruction afforded by the lee
wood younger set. later.
worked during the summer, at the
Chief Pennington testified regarding
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Idisputed claims
'mond and Mrs. Nellie Webb, against
of his fifteenth birtlitlay.'_
1drzovsky faintly.
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SOUTH NORWALK CONN“ SATURQAY, NOVEMBER 20.1915
DWNINSIIIP
0I IIIND I8
IINIlICIDIIl
ISome Disagreement as to Whether
the Commission Can Pass on
That Feature or Hot
IlIIl MRS. IIIIMDND
HOID II IN IIIIISI?
Judge Downs Claims It Was to Go
to Husband on Her Death
IIIIIOSS it be decided that John E.
Keeier aild Edward 0. Jansen, colli-
missioners appointed by Judge of
Probate Jollil l". Keating to pass upon
of" Alexander ltay
the estate of Mrs. liridget Sally Hay-
lnond, have the power to go into tllc
question of ownership of the land
which forms practically all of Mrs.
Raymond's estate. anti award damages
‘III that connection, the hearing Is to
all intents and purposes at an end.
Judge Downs finished presentation of
Al.ox Raymond’s case Thursday morn-
ing. and. in the afternoon. Attorney
iKeogh of Norwalk completed the case
‘of Mrs. Nellie Webb whose claim
against the estate amounts to about
to, 000, and is for alleged personal
services rendered Mrs. Raymond.
I Judge Downs and Attorney Beckett.
who represents the executor of the
will and the trustee of Mrs. Ray.
(Continued on Eighth Polo.)
iSIIIIlNIIIIl IIIIIS MAN
AND SIIIIIIIS BIIIIIHIR
Man Found tinder Bell Shoo's
Robert S. Mondrzellslty, of 430
Broad St. Bridgeport, to Death
BlillKiEPOllT. Nov. 20.~()n|.\'
faint hope was held today at St. Vin-
cent's hospital for the recovery" of
Joseph Mondrzovsky, who was wound-
ed at the same time his brother, Rob-
ert S. Mondrzovsky, was killed early
today. in a rooming house in Broad
street. Tile police have only a
meagre description of the titan who
did the shooting, but. from statements
made by Joseph as he lay upon a cot
at tile hospital the opinion is held'
that the assailant was a Lithuanian
which is the nationality of the Mon-
As yet the police
have not learned what motive was be-
hind the shaoting. Joseph Mondrzor-
sky has'saloons at No. 66 Allen street
and No 393 Water street. and Rob-
ert worked for him as a bartender.
The former has expressed an opinion
that the shooting was done by a man
who had been in the habit of hanging
about the. saloons.
Joseph Mondrzovsky. in relating his
experience to the police, says that he
arrived at his rooming house shortly
after midnight. his brother being
fl
Iwith him at the time. The latter-pre-
ceded him upstairs to his own room.
Joseph going into his a few minutes
later. While disrobing he reached un»
der the bed to get 1a pair of slippers.
A ,man'a arm -came out, which he
grabbed and called for help. Robert
ran into the room. The stronger was
culled from under the bed. He had
a revolver in .bis hand which be dis-
charged. Robert fell with a bullet in
the heart. and Joseph was hit twice.
once in the forehead. and again above
the heart, while he struggled with the
man. The man then jumped through
a window. '
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anxiety felt during yesterday's (low n-
pour its to weather conditions for the
Harvard \ ale football game todal was
dissipated when the sun rose in a
clear sky. with a from west
blowing act-rose Soldiers’ l-‘ield.
huge white malmet of the Stadium
(now nearly 50.11110 enthusiasts to the
annual struggle.
(Continued on Twolfth Page.)
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Grand Fraternal Gathering' III Music
Hall chll of february 7th to
l4lh
Uncas Tribe. lniproved Order of
Red Men. and the American Bantii
will give a‘grand fraternal fair from
February 7th to the Min inclusive in
Music Hall. The committee will on
deltvor to make it one ofthe biggest
affairs ever held in the city.
There will be concerts every night
by the American Band,
special entertainment each
Other tribes of Red Men and bands
from the. surrounding towns and cities
will be in attendance. There will be
a big parade of men in full uniforms
on the opening night.
he finely decorated with special
adornments by experts and electrical
display in every booth.
The committee of
arrangements
consists of Chairman A. M. Foam;
- Howard A. Tilly.
Secretary J. W. Gorham, Treasurer
Charles J. Prescott, Vice Chairman
Rufus J. Smith. Assistant Secretary,
William Mitten:
George Flatter. Clarence L. Brush,l
Wilfred Bodwell, Adolph Dreyfuss.
Alfred Brown, Joseph A. Carter. John
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
BIIGIIIIDIIS IN IXPIIII
III PIIIINII PINDIII
John F. Bogardus again carried off
high honors in the. third sitting of
the Elks' pillocllle tournament at the
Home. on South Main street, last
night. Mr. Bogardus got the highest
complete score, 5. 215, and the high-
est inditidual score, 1.560. The next
and finalwsession in the tournament
will be held on Friday night of next
week. Prizes go to those having the
highest standings. Last night's
scores:
lra Locktmd 2,830; John W. Scul-
ley 4.755; B. Natteford 4,060;~ Frank
Bucholtz 3.480: Robert
Jr., 3.350; E. Tallmadge 4,790; J. F.
Bogardus 5.215; Bert Brunstrup 3,120:
Harry Doulens 4.740; Henry Froeb
4.815? C. I. Bylngtonudflii: J. Tam.
many 2,975.
Ago in Tie,
20 -'I‘heI
wind I
The
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with other .
night. I
The hall will ,
McAillsier.‘
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JTVI O CENTS
Tonight.
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Accountants' Effort for the Third
Taxing District Will be Printed
Hearing in Action to Determine
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and Another Meeting Held in I
Three Weeks Ownership of $30,000 Will lie-I
”I gill Dec. 20 i
IMIINWIIIII NIIIIID Mill _._.
'wmmmn
.tlle Savings Bank of I)1tnbury, andI
Third Is to P3! OVCI'IIIIB IIItereStIte 1deral court that Judge Edwin 'I‘honl- ed a Serbian advance at Monastir
Judge John it Booth, attorney for 1]ch
IIllIUIi Savings llank. Danbury, have.
and awe Blsse" & Assocutesias has designated Monday, December, and added that the intentions to-
, 20,115 the date for the (onlmenceme lit .wards Monastir 0f the Bulgarians
of the hearing before him to detel I
mine the ownership of the interest Who had occupied Prelip WC" un-
'l‘il(1 \oiers of the Third 'l.1\1i{' I \\I1I(h accumulated on the bulk depos,
District turned out ill forte again 11151,,” of the defendants in tile LoeweIthe repOrt of Monastirs fall as
‘ewnim: fol the purpose of hearing lIlt .111se. About $300110 is involved mp probably authentic.
report "I 13‘5““ ‘I A‘so‘mw" ‘0" Iresenting the amount of interest on’ The Situation With the Serbian
ctrnim: lllt1iina111't1s of East \(ilt‘villlihhv “push,“ from 1903 when the army is less serious than most
for several yea... 111111 1W. 5“,, “a 1,,._ougm um“ in... reports have indicated, according
l‘llc1 (int 111111 n1 was of a \olttlilinous ,9," when ”we cape “~35 finally decid to persons TCCCMIV at NC front,
natuic, and utter 11d 1,,
1‘. Marshall. had been reading for court.
Int-arty 1:11 hour. Mimllel- (Continued on Twelfth Page.)
,stlugestl-(l that as there Were somany
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DIIIIBI IXPIIISSIII IIBOIII
I Serbian Army Situation Said
I to be Less Serious Than
[OEWI MONIYI Recently Reported-hes-
perate Battle on the Car-
so Plateau-A Submarine
Pursues Italian Steamer
INIIIIISI 0N
An Athens dispatch to London
Ifiled yesterday casts some doubt
on the unofficial reports that
Monastir is in the hands of the
I $500
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~ from Athens states. The troops
are declared to be retreating in
perfect order and to have retain-
,cd "to modern artillery virtually
i.1-:i Itiiti: ,
:‘ 1d and the 1'11' 12' lune 11.11 opportunity lNHERR‘IfD PAR]. 0|: laRcE: intact
to 3'1 ad 11 Ill lore b11111, 1;lil11l tlprui PIA dcs rperatc b‘ll‘ttllie with; Cfrso
at,ealt in w 1c t - ta tans
to vote its acceptance.
Chairman Edward E.
ed the meeting to order.
sdcceeded in capturing an Aus-
,trian position and retaining pos-
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(Continued from Eighth Page) I Mrs. Sherman Moreliouse, St. on out and afterwards violently
,aged 93 years old', who recently in attacked, is reported by Rome.
INCIINIIIIII MINNIIIIIINII
iorliam call~I
and ct er y'
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lherited half of an :85 000 estate, died Italian guns continue to sweep
Iquite suddenlt at 11:15 o'clock thisi the Austrian defenses of Gorizio
,morning at her home in Wilton. Fun- Iin an intense bombardment.-
leral arrangements have not been, Th e comparatch quiet prevail-
completed. lig on the western battle front is
It will be remembered that Henryiindicated by the PHI-9 report to-
Green. late of Franklin avenue, at
‘ hat
I evening the members of the ‘his death. willed Mrs. Morehouse, hisllcry exchanges and grenade fight-
Baptiat Brotherhood and their friends,
aunt and Giles Gregory. formerly “1mg.
INaramake Home inmate. his estate ofi have been sent b the Italian
I 8 000 to b d ided b1tween thc twu y
‘1‘ ”I e “. I [steamer Verona in the Mediter-
Irancan reported the steamer as
Ibeing pursued by a large subma-
Irinc,s a
.eTh Verona is thought to
boa on 5her way to New York from
Italian ports. The Verona is own-
by the company which owned
[the Ancona the liner recently
sunk bv a submarine in t‘.‘ e Med-
irrranean
The Italian offi: Ial report staffs
1 that the Austrian air raid on
Udine resulted in the death of
twelve persons and 'the wounding
of twenty-seven others. In the
listened to an address by F L. Lamp-
speaker.
a more equal divtsion of the profits
1
tll 1e first effort of John Wanamaker to
. Yolk, last evening conferred with the
'purchaser if goods not found satis- If” the business streets and stores? ,sons were iniurcd. It is declared
near. as his father did would in the the merchants who are receiving IITGI TARA WAS SUNK
fr0111‘1erli11.cri'cs the name cf
Iolfd” experience. set up new standards I
eta-tel The British Arlntiraltv
Iworker, and to discover the functions L.-- ,..__ ,admltfcd the loss of the Tara in
Mr. Lampson contended that in ev- and Mrs. Cornelius A. McNamara. oaI
Iery fqztory where scientific manage- Reed street.
icon on “industrial Efficiency. " The
Ibusiness men and manufacturers
Norwaik were well represented and
followed with close attention the WIDEcoRA-HVE ”8mm“ fORI
Mr. Imnpson outlined the Will
Taylor philosophy of management,
and claimed for it the overthrow of
monopoly, better working conditions.
of industry. John M. Glmer. president of the
The speaker gave a brief histo r Illetaii Merchants' Association: Joseph
Y
Iof the advance in management sinceIDa‘Is‘ semmmy Of the lighting com;
,mlttee of the association. and J. A.
put his Philadelphia business on a} i
rational basis The main points of:cowntown electrical commissioners at
What’s mmgement were on, Ithetr regular weekly meeting I
iprice to everyone, money returned ,0 The matter of decorative lighting
'factorv price. marked on goods no for th'1 Christmas holiday season was that the material damage done
ulging customers to buy no favor- 5‘1“?“ “90“ at considerable length Alwas unimportant.
ltism The speaker we“, on to say proposition will soon be formulated
that the man who conducted his bust-1‘ ‘VhICh “I“ be an attractive one t"IBRITISH CRUISER
end fall before the new era of scmn.,cooperation of the commissioners inI I (IVIJON Nov 23 —-Thc
titic management. Mr. Lampson de- ”‘9 DWI“t lercless \erslon of the German
,fined scientific management as an ill-I Ioffitial statement. rcrtll c1I here
Ititude of the manager to go beyno MI I
,[NlovABI-E CARD PAR" fI‘: (C II ilt1sll {IIIVIIIIII'V (rttlscr “Mk“
uth, grow with the changing con-I l1'.' :1 fillIHllRl‘IllC 011 ti 9 1\ot‘th
Iditlons of life. , I \Irlca‘l coast \0v 5 as tilt. Tara
I The manager must make an effort AI MBNAMARA "MEI and not the Pam. as [111121011st
Ito trailsfer his own intelligence t the
Iof labor and develop these functioniv The second of a series of club emit a report issued Nov. 8.
as expertly as he would develop theI parties. being given under the nuS- I
iengineering department, he pointed piece of the Court Laurel Club, was SERBIAN SITUATION
out Ilast evening held at the home of Mr. 1
mom. had been installed, it had in- playing refreshments were SBTVBG- filed yesterday says
creased production, shortened hours, During the social hour which followieti from the from depict the sttua-
of labor. increased working wage andIa most enjoyable time was bad by the tion as less sombre titan has been
reduced working staff. The worker inIplaying of several interesting games; reported. The Scrbians are re-
I.()Nll( )1.\'. Nov. 20, 6:40 a. m.
all cases was well content with the The prize winners: Whilst—Mrs. W. treating In D rfcct order and have
new system. ’ H Ryan and James J. Gilligan; eucbre lost no prisoclclrs The guns can-
At the close of the address, Mr ._a’ tie between Miss Nora Ryan and tircd‘lw the iflflqarians ar.. oll
Lampson answered the questions of Mrs. Helen beatherland, Miss Ryan pieces 0f little ”1.". and apt-.0111}.
the men present.
manifested in the number and varietery. The card party was in charge of the nogsegsim, n; the
of questions asked. Mrs. McNamara and Miss Myrtle whose morale is still (700!
S'rl's.
at the home of Mrs. M J. O'Brien, 01 timely
Quintard avenue.
arrival
If0rces.‘
freshments at the close of the oven
ling. , " I
Ikwnown. London however accepts ~
day. which mentions only artila
Their interest was winning the draw, and Dennis T001111 and picccs‘ of artillery remain it,
TV"
The social comlittee served re-, Sculley. The next affair will be given ultimate issue depend: ""0" i .1.
of the Allies ,
r111 eittd notice fronl the (lerk of theI Bulgarians. The dispatCh report- .
the L‘niied States supreme a London DCW" agencv dispatch ..
A wireless message said to
dispatch from Madrid.
air attack on Verona few per».
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‘Arrivals.
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