Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 15, 1915 · page 1

 

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THE ‘SOUT -' NORWALK

 

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T H E S I: .\‘ Tl X E L ‘ THE RELIABILITY
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1915

Cold tonight. Thursday cloudy

 

 

 

GIII REGIIIIEIIS

ERGM MONDAYS

BIG SIGRM

onditions Again Pro-

 

 

IIIII sIIIIII Silll .5
IS IIII IIIIj

Trolleys Running On Some Lines—‘
tlptown lights Are Now Burning
Downtown Plant Wins Heroic;
Struggle

 

till\ l\lI':' ‘lll':

Norw nmruirig and
'TA'l'll renewed Idiots stIrIted anew the
“Iiik of bi'lilLIII; IIIIIiI' tidtIIc. liuhtiu:

arr-i IIIIIphouI- conditions to normal
In ;Iin. I

About Er ()‘tllM‘li last nizzht the up
loiIIi liglr'.~ worII IIIsIor III to use. and
IIliIr-tly afterwards t:'oIII_ run on
\l'cst IIIIII:I’I. School chIIIlrIIu today-
lr'lul‘lll'tl to school (llli'l' enjoying Ii
lH'I liolltlfii yesterday. TITIIII POIIIII.
I._~Ii.s are I. lrIIIc II-Iiicr today, Law ‘

his and commuters this morning ox
p. Iienud \I Iy lllllt'll dith-II‘Ity in 214-]
list out of the (it). ‘liII crippled New
ll.- .I-II l‘IlIllmdl service only brill:
pa: Iiaily rIIIIiedicd.

lilllt‘lllPll succeeding in clearing,
away the majority of the trees and
poles whlcli were toppled tt\'t‘J' by Iliel
Connecticut avenue, howuicr, is
hl'll in serious condition.

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NEW ENGIINII NPEN .
I0 IIIIINN IINES?

 

 

New Haven ltoad Did Everything To:
Encourage Them, MeIIenISays' Illl
llis Testimony I

NEW YORK. III-c 13. IIl‘Iy \ll‘lllt‘ of
the control of tin New York, New
linen and ii. Iitiord llailroad over the
N ‘w largiand IIIiiIspoI-Iatioir system.
that. territory ciijoyvtl the benetits oi'
Tlir‘ competition of western trunk lines
t'n' its Iraflic. Charles S. liclleu tes-
titied yesterday at the trial of the
eleven former directors of the road
IIIIIIIII' the Sherman law. New ling-
lir;d was a grear terminal yard for:
“use lines and the New Haven road
operating thr- teriuiual offered all the
trunk lines access to Its lrailic on IIII
equal basis.

“Not only.“ said Mr. Mullen.
New Haven liar. I no objection to the:
other lines doingr business in New Eng-
11' r.d. but we did everything we couldl
to cncotiiige outside lines to biir
raw material into New l-‘ugland and
take away its manufactured goods" 1‘

This was Mr. )lcllen's
day on the witness stand.
Charles I". t'hoate. for the defoliSIh.
had elicited this testimony. he turnedl
him over to the l‘loy'ernment for w'hat'
he termed “rote direct maminatlon."
R. L. Baits, the Federal mosecutor.l
questioned him briefly on the propogpl
lion made by thel late E. II. Hairlinan
to bity the. Boston and Maine. and at.
11 30 Mr. Mellen was excused. He
had delivered more than a million.
words of testimony.

root not SUFFERING I
stream FROM sIoIIIII

thirty fifth
and after

 

l
Charity Department Clerk James A.

15: own stated this morning that up to
did 0 no III-Iv ere sufferilig had been iin- I
idorgone by the poor of Norwalk as a
result of the severe stornr \londny;
nitI‘ht. He stated it was a little eailyl
yet for applications to be made for.
assistance. and ll‘ anticipated there
would be some received as a direct rc-
siilt of the storm. The fact that the?
street department is giving employ-l
ment to so runny men in cleaningr
tawny the snow is responsible. accord-
ing to charity officials. for the few
petitions for relief being made. I

. .\lrs,

Alll0 Gilli" IIII

il‘riiuinul

“did the ‘

Ib‘

,bracing war.

IIINEIR SGNGGI

UIISE SEGIIRIII

IGR NGIIWIIIN

as School Nurse in Norwalk's

Public Schools—Her Record an

Enviable One

INIIIJGIIIINIEII SISIEM

,IIGGGIINIING

SIEPS IANIN

BY GONNGIII

Bookkeeping System, Serving
Without Pay -—Mayor Authorized
To Borrow $48,000

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GGIINGII I0 BUY IGII

INSANE, WISH. IIII DISlIIItlS’lPPARAllJS

Board Of Education Unanimous in
Appointing Mrs. Hickey From
Fifteen Other Applicants

.\II.~ IIIII ll NlIt'III'I lliI’kcv. liltillt‘l‘l'
school nursI- III the gi'i-at Noi'iliivust,
has been IIII'IIII by lllt‘ IloIii'd oi l-iIIuIII
tIoII to In] In; lllt‘ school nurse III
.Noi'wallI's public schools

The board held tl special IIIIIIIIIIII;
last night I-lyI-i'y iIIIIiIilIIII' was pi.-
sent with the I-ycIIpIIoII oi one. Illltl
from illlltlllL’ i'ri'iIIIIu other ('illltllll.’ll".~
lllll\"\ was Imzrurmoiisly sIIeI-i
ed, as III-III: by for the strongest of
the group

Ali’s lliI-ItI-y litis lrl‘t‘ll ti school lllllM'
for lllitlll yIIIirs She is II widow.
about 1:3 yI-Iris old and has one I'llIlIl.
seven years old. She Iiiaitluuraicd the.
school lllll:~.' system III the city of
SI'Ii'tlII. Washington. Mrs. llicltcy
spent last summer in Norwalk. and
now proposes to make llt‘l' home III-i-II,

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GGES I0 NEXI GGIIIII

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lason Haines, Charged with Who
Murder, also to Be Tried In
February

'l‘liIIrI- was It short session “I the
Superior Court yesterday
morning after which Judge Curtis lid.
l)ll_ll'lll‘ll court until in o'clock today.
Only six jurors were able to reach the
courtroom owing to thc storm.

The case of George .\Iosliicr of
llridgepori. charged with irianslaught-
cr in connection with the death of

\‘I'IIIIIIIII t‘ostello last Septcinhcr. when
an auII’IIIIobIIc crashed into a billboard
on North Main street. Bridgeport, has
bII.IiI routinucd to the Februarv tIIrm

Vl'itucsses had been subpoenaed to
appear in cctrt vestcrday. Deputy
Sheriff Thomas J. Cunningham braved
Mondm s storm and :vent tor. llaltic in
(‘ill‘tll ot‘ Arthur IIIIcicr. the

 

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GGMMNNIII GINB
MEMBERS ENIEIIIAINIII

it was a pity that the severe storm
kept so many members away from the
r‘gular Monday 'ch1 of the (‘ oriinrunitv
Club but those who did venture out
were greatly repaid for Miss Doilrca
Stone Women and Miss Margaret \lil~
.sou were hostesses assisted by' MISS
IAgatha. Hayes. and entertained the la-
dies most pi- asingly.

After the ca and refreshmentswierr
served \iiss I‘inneo gaye her "Guide
Post Talk on Recent Books and Mam.

 

 

"The books specially mentioned and
From which selections were read.
were: "W‘licn 1 Was a Child." by
\oshio Marltino: “Something New,"
Percy Wodehouse; “Boyhood
Days" by John lilpit: “Througha Dalt-
moor Window. " by Beatrice (‘ hase.

Miss Pinneos interpretation of the

,various selections was a rare treat

and greatly enjoyed.

A list or books worth while, eni-
history. literature anti
fiction. has been given the club by
Miss I’inneo and posted on the club
bulletin and from time to time a new
list will be placed there.

ch:Iiit'~-

. present conditions.

Three Supernumerary Dfiicers Re-
commended avrd Named *Town
Doctors Are Appointed

Amour: the iiiipotlaiiit
MIIIl'i‘II ill llll’ llll’tllllL;
cIIriiiI-II I:i:l night. our

The Iruiliorilatiou III
Axel IIIIIslroIII to button
SIMIIIII

‘I‘III- inviting oi'
IyI'IrIIII‘ to I'oiiIiiILrtII.
satiou. Ii city lioolI‘III-cprug
work to lll‘ ~inIII\rerl Ir;-
)IIIIiigIrIncIy.

'I‘lrII IiccinlIiiicc oi the
Nl‘lllt‘tl hy the first, second
districts to sell II.) thc iourtli Ilrsllict
fill their IIIII.:ihlI- lll'l’ prnidttis. and
to lI-Iisc to the city their buildings illltl
lands.

The instructing oi l-‘iI‘II (‘oiiiuirssioiiI'
I'l' Frederick II (turning and II‘II‘II
t‘hiIIt George \V. ltogrirdus to prepare
1| pluri for either the repairing or IT»
placing ot‘ the first district tire alarm
sysiI-m.

.\IIIiiy olhcr iiiatIcrs III interest wcro‘
IlischssI-d IIist t'\l‘llIII.L‘ “It Illt‘ t'cuulnt‘
monthly ‘ousincss session of the
board.

l‘olicc t'oiiimissioncr George II. Rus-
sell reconInicudcd Inc dropping from
tho siiperiiiiiirerary i’orcII of II. II.
Moore and James Fisher. The cotuiuis

llliillr'l'>
Ul
llzt huh .I
,\l:inIl
IhI

(Ull’
lhc III_\
I‘Iirl
sum of

William III
without (Ullllll‘ll
the
li.

Auditor

slr'I-itl.
l'lt ll'llt I

oll'crs pro»
and third

sionci' explained Moore- Iuid rciuoycd
irIrm the city. and Fisher was drop
pcII III his own request. t‘orniirissiorr

or IlussIIll I'IIcmiiiiIended thI» Iippoiiit-
Illt'lil of Jeremiah I“. llornei. John
Collins and Louis llichiri Iis supetiiuiii-
III’III'y' IIillcers, Anthony tihiotio ap-
plied i'or consideration as Ii police can
diIlIIIc. ‘

ItiIiyor litirstrom named Illt‘
iiig as town Iloctoi's' in A ll. [laid-
“in (succeeding Dr. W. ll. llurncll).
Dr H. II West (succcchIig Dr. II. II.
\\'oll‘c) and Dr. l“. (l. llrown (reap-
pointed).

Attorney Louis Coldschmidt
named by the mayor.
ltccords in the town clerk‘s otiicc.
'I‘his (Illlt‘t‘ is made necessary by sin
tuIII :iud carries a salary of $50 a year.
Mr Iloldschmidt held the position lll‘l‘n
vrous to Ionsolidation. 1

I

follow

was
Examiner of

 

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I

III II lcttcr front the highway

coiii- l
Iinssiouer to the city couniil last
night in w lllt h It rec-onion ndation was

made to grant the l‘y’illlr‘st to place 9
movable gasoline tank on the curb all
North Main street. it was stated that!
this privilege be allowed inasmuch ulsi
orhri people had bIIIi thus III "dorII 'I
It was also intimated that steps were;
being contemplated to do away with
all of the gasoline tanks in the city

This some action was taken some time
ago in Waterbury and Ilanbury. There
are a large number of the tanks in!
this city.

 

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CONFIHE HALLOWEEN PRANIIS
T0 RESTRICTED DISTRICTS

The recommendation has been made
to the city council by Detective Ser-
gcrini ‘homas Lentherland that an
ordinance be passed to the etl'ect that
Rallowe‘en pranksters disport only on
streets within a certain named dis-
trict. This. it is pointed out. will en-
able the police to patrol these streets
and will result in saving many dollars
in damage now done to property under

 

,Iryton a

WWII 0f Putting Things RM To Mrs Edith McCarlllickey wm Act Auditor Nesiler Will Formulate:

‘IIII lz'I \Iars ago I“

III good deal it

first Tuesday in January.

 

Gill MAI HAVE I0
SUE IlllIlIEI E. NGII

New Feature 0t Pine ledge Case
—Corporation Counsel Thinks
No Itespone Will Be Forthcoming

 

'IVIII' I'll) Ilii>
stable Frank .I

IIIIIIIII\Id from t‘oII
Lotlxuood. oi llow-
IIrlI-g'oicrilth trill lot Moll
'lhis is lot stor. ige chargis on iuini
iiIrI ownI-Il hi ltudlIy l2 lloyt. and
wild Ii upon IIIIII i:- from humor \1 mm
h‘IanIis l llurncll wen l‘tlllll\ttl IIII
Illt‘ IoIiIlwIIy Ir! l‘inI- I'oii lull ls
land. and pIIiIIIII in Sitlt"~ltltllllllfi.

The Furniture was placed 111 the
load aitcr ltitlltl\ had been sr-rvIIil III
toIIIII-I lrcpiity Sheriff ll. Louis IIaIiI’I
grin iii the case ot Joseph ll. 'l‘Iiylor.
against II III. lloyi The iiiruisliings
III- lll tlic highway some time, when
ll round. and under IIIII. IIIIIII Is tIiI
mayor had Illt‘ right to order the Hit
lllllllt' to similar

lllt‘ legal way
such IrisIIrIiIIIs

bills for storage till
are paid l.~ to recur Ii

GlSllIi “GGNIIIININS

—-“r-—-—

ltccenily. in the New Haven Union.
imdcr the hurtling 'Iookinr: liar-It
winds“ IippeIIII-Il an iII-,iii first print-
I
“thiiid C Sanford rIIIIIivcd IIII invi-
tation to go 'o tic IIIIIIny to lll\t‘>llL’lIlt‘

>lllt‘ Iriliiire of oysters tor the German

government. "

.\lr. Sanford. who I'I-sidcs on Tliirritt
avenue. this city, IIIII’III‘ live trips to?
Iternurny He It Is aware that there

was a time when l‘ crmIr-iy raised more
oysters than all tlII other countries
put together. and for what reason
they had become almost extinct ho
could not determine. No one could
he found in (‘IcrIIiIiny who had the.
Mist idea about the cause of the
trouble.

The German government would
their oyster industry
could be restored. but as they were
not willing to expend any money to
expcrimcul. the local man dropped the

girc‘

deal.

MIlS. NOIIAG BRINGS IWII
SNIIS AGAINST NIISGANN

Mrs. Susie NOVRC.
Ithrongh lrcr attorney's

 

 

of this cityH
Lirry'weiler IQ:

.llI-geruiiii. has brought suit for div-”Porn
Iagainst

GISNIINE Iiiis iIiI
I IIII III II IIIIIIIIII

her husband John. She al-
leges non-support and cruelty. Mrs
Novac also brings a suit for $l50l I I
ages against her husband to Iollectl
money she had lent hint

The divorce suit in which alimony"
and change. of name is asked. Is 10- I
turnable to the Superior Court on the!
Attachment. ‘
for $2,0oo was made today in thisl
case. I

A $500 attachment was made in thel
‘sccorid stilt. papers in which are re-

tuinable to the city court. Constable
H-enry ( Selzer served papers in both I
instances. I

I

POLICE HAVE BlISY NIGHT I

AFTER THE STORM '

I

Four arrests were made last nightl
by the downtown police followingI the I
miniature blizzard. Frank Scofield l
was taken into custody by Officer1
John II. Flynn, for drunkenness and
refusing to pay for service at a local
lunch cart. He was sentenced by
Judge Voshurgh to thirty days in jail.
Herbert. Sinlelon. a negro, was arrest-
ed by Ollicer Flynn. charged with
stealing $4.68 from George Carey. He
was fined $7 and costs. Joseph Doczl.
arrested by Ofllcer Flynn, for drunken-
ness. was sentenced to thirty days in
jail. George Joyce, charged with
drunkenness. panhandling and breach
of the peace, .was arrested by Oflicer
John H. Smith » and discharged by

 

‘ditliculiy in getting

INNII NIIIISE ,
IN WNIINIIIINI III IINGIII
IIIII IIIINNlll lllllllll iIIIIIIIII

Three Other Badly Damaged in the‘ SEN-{$10 NORWMKT

Worst Fire Brass City Has Had .
in Several Years :Boy Who Would Rather Play at

Soldiers than Go to School Is
GGIIINSVIIIE IGWN Committed
Nlll IIISIIIGIEII I:.I.I1 II: .:1:::’::.

mil ill play at solIlIIIIs III the cellar
oi his lioIIII .it "I! I IIIII >llt ' . llriIlgiI

Contained Auditorium,0fiices Etc., I'Ul‘l. II..." II. .1 Wild IIIIII I... II...
Ioniniliicd to i-‘IiirtiIIiIl t‘ouuty
Loss $10,000

 

 

tlrI-
”(Illlt‘ III Norwalh yesterday by Judge

Miller in the Probate t‘ourI Ill lh'idch

 

 
 

. .
public lltllltl.‘ that the ail II ~. ' . . .. . . . . '
ll . . ' "‘ “m '" \\.\II.IIIII III. IIIIII.. III. II. In W” . . .
soI. .ipply IIII- pIocI-Ieds on It“. hill . . .W ‘ .liyhp ;. IIiIIII r I~ Il .‘Id. and Ms llll)Ill
i .,. . . oIIc oi the worst tiIiIs \\.r. IIIIIIiy llIl: . ‘ y .. _.
IiIi. sIIiiriI the balance from the . .Ip mm. II Il\ll'\ lI_. ’llllll\ wIIIII whr II
. . own in several )I~:Ii‘~ Illlt‘t‘ llitlltl' . . . .
mm”. son i'IIiiii on 'iIIIIi iv Ill'l "H". 5h" m" l“ '1' kw” morning
. _ . . . ’ ii- 0 ‘-l E i‘II" .L\ .
I IIIpIIIHIImI l oiiiiscl Edward M. I . l ‘ ' _ she prepares llllll‘ .IIIIIII s lIIIIIiI~IIIst
l 1. . i I l _ , _, \ll‘lt‘ IIiIrucri Io llI.‘ ground. IIIIIIy this . _ . ' .
. .oI IuoIrI tits "on .Iultiun/IId to to] n H m I ”h” ‘ Id l “I and EM,- hm. liIgull to. sIIiIIol. hut
. . ‘I “. t‘ I" "Is -".: '
low out the 1;,“ Hi this regard, A "m” " t' ‘1‘. H h \‘ll; In “‘1‘” ‘ l'or Sqmal necks. _lilllll IIIis llIIi put
.- >' I ‘ ". .t‘ 'I'..‘- Is.
It‘lllitlllt‘ course would be to post II IHHUI“ ‘0. t ‘l r 2”“ y“ H. l ‘ ‘ m .m MHHWHIH... ”I III.I .laI-‘nscu
‘ I' ' ‘ I I Ii" III.
public lItlilt'i‘ that lll" goods will be .‘m ”1‘“ f 1'" “x?" m. ‘1‘ .‘ \(hiyul “III-rm he Is it Fi‘L‘irlI'I‘til pupil
" - ‘5" ‘ I' II. ‘ [til . ..I ‘ _ .
sold llio money thus rot-crud will “II ”H ‘1‘”: U I " l'H ll 1 m lIIsII-ad ot gout.- to school. .lohu l.~‘
. . I It Is t‘ ' . .i sir I.i ii' I IIIILII‘ II . . ..
hI gricn to .llI Lockwood, :iiid Itlr. ‘ H! ‘ ‘_ - . m II... my,“ “I “III“; mi.) III“ IIIIIII.
“m1 \"ll 1, .vfi. . . llII‘ home». Iii-siroyeII wcic llll‘ pio- . .' .- y I _
- ‘l l‘ ”“I' ”l '0 ltd} the had. i. . | s l‘ h I 1 I I III Ihe bin si\ tquily tenement .IIIus.
. ., .. . . I“\ I"‘t‘. I ll’..i‘. «i . .
I‘ll“ And I I‘Ullltml‘ no response ”H“ U L h H “I“ ‘. I“? . l' ‘ thII-II III» and his mother III“. and
“l” ll" had. I‘i'lll (VUI‘DIrrairon Coun— ' 1'1“; "“”.“\';‘ “I I l.' I‘ll. them using I=llt'II‘.~». Hittite. mores oi
sIII Lockwood. If this Is the case thi- "I“ "7‘” ' I "1"" '11“ "1‘ ,II V‘ "N I-Iml pmpty I‘lll‘ cans I'll'Itl (Ill ltt)l'l"‘“.
city will Institute suit against Mr. “”“I "“ H" hm" ’1“; ‘ "l‘“‘,““‘|" h» IIIIH'r I11.” am is L'H'Ill li‘llt"'iil
, I . .: :~ .. r - . i' , , y ,
”It.” to return the balance of tho I.‘ I l ”I f H, I H w . and that these article.- In. his Ilulj.
Lockwood hilt, huioiiu). IIIi lIIII «IIIuII “Ill“ 3‘ 'I“ “Ohm...“ “Hm.
. ‘ s ‘ I . \II t
W 5"“; 1m”. PM I ”'1'“! l H “ "’ I'I-IIIIlc iii lllt’ house who liIivc
I I f ; ‘ ‘,-‘ , ‘ . .
I LIII .II . on I | |-” l' " ‘ “mm,“ 11”., gm Ilmt rlII- out tll\lll“'
INVESINBAIED fORflGN Hi I”! t ‘ I I i' III III ”W ""‘m‘ l‘ l" "‘U 1”" "P "n" 41”.
I. I ' ‘ l . I '4. .r . .
l I 1' 1“, ”film” II“ in H“; “1 ll‘.tI'll s cue It:"t'c II‘I- 0 her.
“HN' ‘ ”m" ' ”I‘” ‘ l “ usioz all oi lllr‘ 1I.It III II well

 

the entire house w as soon cntIloch
lriilriciiiatcly the sparks
to the houses adjoiiuiix. and in
time three buildings were
blazing. 'l‘he occupants had I.) run Ill
.--.Ii\II lhIIInscIves. and had little cliIIIIIc
of saying any of their belongings
'Il‘hI tire IlIIpartIiiciit was called.
but owing to the lit-my drills and tho
hilly sec-lion where the blaze was to

scasoncd military leader Sonic Irc
IIIIIriIious battles haw bccn fought in
the cellar IJI‘IW‘Q'II IiiIlII John's two
:rIIIII'cI: and 'ho little i‘ellow it allow-
ed to follow his own ideas might have
dcveloped into Ii second Napoleon; biit
the state laws Ioni lltl Ihit a man
to be a great general must have :-
lIbI-Ial education. and it IuIIs that he
must attend school while he is u bov.

lll Ilillilt‘.~
i'lew
Ii short

..““d' considerable trouble “‘h “N As a consequence of this law. John
“‘ "WNW“; “the "mm" was sent to the home in Norwalk.
Colirnsvrlle Town Hall Burns. where he will rcIIIiie the education
(‘OLLINSVILLE t‘Ollll. l‘t’t‘I 13-” which in after years may better en-

a large rich struc.
Iiu Irudl-
was put--

Tlic Town Hall,
turc containing town ottrccs.
toriuiri and a smaller hull.

IiblII him to bI-come a Irirlitary leader.

 

tially burned early today. caiiising
damage estimated Iii bclwct'li $7.1M" MC KENDRYS SHED
and $10,000.

The fire started in the basement-
trout II cause not yet determined. It
was confined to the west ctid \leIIrII

IGII PIIGMISSIIIII NGIE

 

the auditorium was located and the
town villi-cs on the eastern side es- ‘ ":'—'~
l'illWl Eliza 'l‘. (lilbridc, of New Iiavcu. has
The tire compauics owing to the “V“I'Sl” suit. WWII": I‘VMWU attach
deep snow Ililml’ul under serious “l“"l- ”will“ ““0”“ 3". .\|cl\'cndry
1m.“- MHMI-urug IQ of this city. and his sis'er. (‘Iure l.

the blaze.
The Town Hall is located in the
wcll- built up ceIIIcr oi the town and
rm 3 time many other buildings were
threatened
Newark Shoe Factory Bulrris.
NE WARN. N. .I., lIII

l-Idward Ii. lloulcns. and are I'ctirrrr
.rhle to the Superior Court on the first
Tuesday in January.

It is claimed .\irs.
suit against George N.
recover on It promissory

Iiilbride brought
.\icl\'cndry to
note for 31.»

[he

 

llohirn SlIoI factory here was 1lrurrrI-Il "“0- Judgment of I“. ~.7” and $37.63
today with a low estinratcd Iii Siov- in costs “'OI‘I‘ rendered. but has been
ooo unsatisfied \irs (IIIIIIIde claims the

defendant trans ltl'llt‘tl his property on
I‘llcst Norwallt aienue to his sister,
(late 1.. to avoid attachment.

SNIIW MUST BE REMOVED

 

INIAIIII 0f TRADE
GGMMIIIEIS lNNIIIINGlIl

'I he South Norwalk Board of Trade
will hold Ii meeting in the parlor ot‘
the Maliaclremo Hotel this culture.
All business men not alrcadv lllt‘lll-
hers of the organization are urged to
be present and to assist. in rnakinII
the Board of Trade what it is intend-
ed to be. an active force in the com
munity. This morning Judge Joseph
R. Taylor the president, announced

 

 

The police have the names of sev-
eial property owners whose sidewalks
have not been cleared of the snow.
IDIastic action will be taken to thor-
oughly enforce the street
making it compulsory to clean off all
the following committees: walks six hours of daylight after the

Committee on Membership—Morris 5‘0"“ 51095-
Epstein, William Miller, Samuell Otficer Fr ank S. Strntton had a busy
.Giccnstcin A. E. Winchester. Albeit morning \isiii rig the sto: ekcepers and
ll \lorgan. property ownein in the business sec-
Comrriittce on Advertising-John M. :tion requesting them to have ”1"”
Glover. Fred E. Sherri-Mid August I. W‘au‘s cleared
Knorr. Leon Golden James Donnelly.
Jr.

Ill IS SAID IIIIIIIIIA Is
I
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WHY NOT GIVE CITY
A ‘BllltNELL' STREETI

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TO GET EARLY HEARING

Because of his inability to make

Now that the street department and [proper train Imincctlons this; morning.
council are working togc. her to m lAttorney John I. Curreo was unable

 

J ridge Vosburgh.

City of Norwalk. this morning.

.l'apcrs were served by Deputy Sherift'.

0R ANNESIS IGIIIIW.

or dintmce‘

BIJIGAIIIIINS SIIIP PNIISIIII

IRINGN IGRGES

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:Bulgarian Troops Not on
Greek Soil, and its is not
Expected that German
Troops Will Be There--
Sultan’s Troops Claim Adar—
vantage in Mesopotamia

The Bulgarians are now defi-
nitely declared to have stopped
their pursuit of the Anglo-French
forces at the Greek frontier. An
official statr nent by the Athens
government denies reports that
Bulgarian troops have trenchcd’
on Greek soil.

Newspapers in Athens express
the belief that neither Bulgarian
nor Germantroops will cross the
Greek frontier. The allied front
is said now to extend as far as
Kukus, Greece. about 25 miles
north of Saloniki.

Accounts of the allied retire
ment that continue to come from
allied sources at Salonilti and
Athens dcsmbe it as orderly and
generally wcll~conducted. Vir-

tually all the Allies’ war ntatan
ial was preserved, it is declared.
The Turkish War Oifr;e ciaime
the advantage in the Mesopotamia.
fighting is still with the Sultan's
troops anrl reports. in the Bard;-
ncllcs. continued artillery opera
tions, with mine and bomb fight.-
ing.
SCARCITY OF CARS "
, REPORTED IN FRANCE"
l I‘.\l\‘I.\'. Ill-II. Ll. 5:45 p. In.
(III-Iaycd l.""l liscussiiiu‘ the scar»
‘Ciiy‘ of freight cars. lllt' 'I‘curps as-
.scrts that thc disposition of roll~
1ing str’hck is Inanagcrl poorly. and
that cars Ircqucutly' arc lying idle

 

In ouc part of tlic country while ‘

tlic most urgent IIchI for them

cxists Ill :IIIIItIicr. (Inc train, It

1says. stood iIlIc for a full yuan

"at Cognac. ,
\‘Iirious IIthcr Iirstauccs are'

rail-‘

given of tlic Inability III the
Ivar aIIIuiIIistrIquu to handle
traIIic.

 

BATTLE OF CERNA
Y WAS TERRIFIC
l ______ .
PARIS. I)cI‘. 14. 10:30 p. m.
(IX-IayIIIlI.—ScIIIIII aspccts of the
battle of the (crua. ouc ol the
(‘ill‘llt'l‘ opcrations III Macedonia,
arc I‘ccotiutcd In the folIo‘Ivin;r 0E-
.ficial statcuicut :
I “It Is a wild. cold country. and
Icrtaiu of Its \lllfl}’t" which
hardly Ilcsc'nc to he c illc I such,
Ilia\c totalh Ilisappcaitd. \ oz—
.ar CI. for c\aiuplt. today Is noth~—
Ingliut a uamc on the map. These
ruins give tcstimony to thc vio-
ilIIIIcI- of thc combats.
I “l’ rcIIquarv operations having
II.cIn corn]. .Ictcrl thc otrlir to at-
tar II was Uchn on :\I)\. .-\ Irat-

Iziiion s: -itIcuIcl ill attaining the
Raiet and iristallcd Itself on the‘

hill dominating.r tlic riycr.
"II‘urihcr north l'rcucli troops

licrran t0 asccinl .'\FCll-{liig(“
Heights, and thou continued
progress and rapid success orcat— .

Ii (listurllczl tlic cncrny.
I l rcnch fought with greatest ctrcr-
. I."_', checkintr tlic assaults of He
icncmy by ucIl-d IIrcctcd firc. The
Bulgarians wctc unalrlc to gain
the slielttcst amount of "round.
"On Nov. ii the. app 1‘ (Lem.
‘wos attairrcd.
ctl l'l disorder." .
Later attacks Irv t‘nc l‘I‘.II:arIa'v.n=i

name streets in Norwalk that D0550 is I“ hold a COMDFCMO “'l'l! SSISIT-m were unsuccessful. the statement
duplicate names. the suggestion haslinlted Sta tes Attorney tiartc‘g'ct says. and WW finally Rm.“ 0!“
been made that the city fathers nllmo Bridgeport, an schodnicz l regarding V0" 1‘ The Huldwhm 'ltwt.
one street "Burnell street.“ This to the Lewis Kalonn case. K . a. hold ’ " 3' I‘“ j". .'

be in honor of Dr. Franclsl. Burnett. for the. shooting of his to ther. wi‘l nearly 4%” mcri. "‘ 31-13. J";
who was the first mayor of the newlzet an early trial, his alto. Inc; said French losses ‘I'I'crc relativcl/

slight.

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