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bewspaper
No bratty in Neural
tould be without “0
,Evem‘ng Sentinel.
Entered at the South Norwalk Poet
on. a “coed Ciao- Matter.
unhhmmt
ummromm
manhunt
a... E. l. ugh Speaks on uniludge James T. Hubbell and Colin H I I I l l I l
: . . d - it I' t' l‘l’t‘i. ll‘lt Kt'plfl‘l. till'M‘l'. in.“
cm” label. Bl“ ‘nd other ulman '"lflg D. Robertson lit't"l l'l‘lt‘il\l‘tl li'tilll the courtly jliil int
' boiidb ot $‘.,tiotl. tilritlslml by its
Issues of the Campaign
ahasusnzo 1870
innit itillill -.
Bl litiiiiil Stall
Albert E. Heath Released in Bond
of $5,000— Perjury Alleged—
Bride (tnly Seventeen
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Alb- rl l2 .\lt~.ti’i til L'Ta l't‘lulil‘ttkt‘
hirt‘td. llridgt-pott. who last week
cloped to llitl'lt‘ll and married Adelini'
Chosen as the Candidales lorNht-r, .lltlllt‘s \lt:till 't‘lle llrltlt‘illhtilll
. is lliitlL‘t‘tl with portal). it brill; ttl
Representative logetl lil‘ >\‘.‘ttl'i‘ lllt' gills age was L‘!
‘ :tiiit liin‘ HKI‘ :i» years and that he also
Mioi‘e lilo litllili‘ \\'.t.\ ill ,\ol'\\aik
‘llii‘ girlk lll‘lllt‘ him in llitllt‘ll.
Frieiitlx til the gill scori- .‘lt‘ilill.
the innit-proton. and the'bridt- XS raitl
Iii lmie tit-tiltl‘t'tlahe \tllillaie tlli‘
itll'ltll tho maritime. The girl
\\.'t.\ itt‘illitll) "littlttappt-tt' elle avers.
according to ll‘ii‘titlh. )li'fllll ls ll
member of lllt‘ orchestra of the Lyric
tin-airt- and in a member of a family
$3335: IkvclktmmmsithINiNi DlM0ilitiS
liiliiiii lllltSStS
(illl'i.\
Retreshments Settled and Voting,
mum
AMClATRD PREC. NIW. FROM ALL 957.75 0' YR! WORLD IV A ‘PICIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN” TUESDAY OCTOBER .7, 1916
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Attorney Nehemiah Caedee and Dr.
.tw‘tittiii strit't. i> ‘iill‘slllp,’ some bruim ..
Hiram B. West llamed as Candi-i
dates For Representative
MR. DilWiiiiill MADE
A tool CtiiiliSi
:Ten Candidates Forlustice of the
Machine Demonstrated Ten Nominations for Justices of wii in...“ on m in»: side. Bride Peace Selected
ptil'l.
’ ._ . “'0 Peace Are Made Didn't Want to Go.
’liu Repitbiitam oi South .\oi'wztlk lteiatii'tw‘ of the L‘ll‘l charge that
llt‘i‘l :t ioiisiii: l‘ill) la-t eietiin: ill .\|eath tltn‘:»' not own the auto in which Tim Republican convention l...»
lllvi.‘ tuttiqtlai'mn iii lied .‘lt'll'n llall. “Hm“.rmiv d‘hmml‘ to ”H. “in“. the couple went away, having paid i‘i‘iiiili i'iilii'i’iit'tl '11 Rt‘d Ms-ti'h‘ ll-lii
'i ' i“ii“iii"ii ’liiii iiili)‘ Fl\ iiiiil'li'i'il WI1.1m... (.“llhq‘num oi‘ ”W n”. “wimp hilt one iiistaiiiit-ni oh ti. and that iiiiii‘iiiiiiiiiiiiiHi t'attdlduten for Retire
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\U . ‘i.'it vi ”ill and litlll‘il Iillt ot thn ”l Vill'tilllh “mm“. m ”W uptown \ilit it \t w \olk \\.t it.“ llttl ht tool. iiiii l H and lit tin. of heat. ltu
”W“ 3““"'”"“ H‘ l. “‘9” by Q'm‘“ “‘ (‘iull roolii iii the 'l‘ >\\'I \“thh :i Ili.t|lltllltl hill: the girl milled and ‘Hi‘t‘i'nll ““5 “in”! i“ ”rd!" “3' l'iil‘
m m. 1- .l_ H.” l'lntlithlastit FLEJL,” ”‘1“ “whim” in “"1” :mw- “‘5" ev’t‘il paultt-ti it. flip). him champ tiilli ltl' iliiltid 1.; (‘routu (-Imlrnln'i of the llt\\ii
“m“: 1"“ “I‘M" “' ”W “"“ll'” “”‘l till: 'tilil i'oiii'u'tit-ti as: rt-prtI-xt-ntlitres lint to lililiti‘l thiilllii and auto Still i'Uiiiiiii‘ii'i'. itliii iliilti“ Jiifif‘lili H Ti-
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iii ~‘i'tvl‘- "l ”W *\‘--‘“- “tit di' on llll' llt'llltit‘l'Ltill’ lltket ot \oi'oltllt. H. ”I “ll ”mum "I ”u" ‘H‘d m" . t \ .“mlm‘d ”‘1‘"de “I ”m
be “in-ti it: iii-ltlulpuri lot 32” \\ll'l"
on his holitiiiiooit ‘l‘iie ltl'ltll‘ £l\t'i'\'
:lii‘ did not \Hll-l to t'ltl|)l'. bill that
while hulking: \\t'll lttr ~i~tvt .\ii:iili
liltllltll‘ll :tt.‘:tlll and again The tall}
lll'lll under the umpict-s oi tho
:4 It. u Tut-unit; Ilrptibnean t'liib and to
.liitlazr .ltttil~'< 'l‘ iiiibbeii. and t‘ttutit-il
lliaii lliiiiL' Ii Robertson. 'l‘ht- ioi'liwr
is :i Yt‘:~l(ll‘lll and lawyer of the Vll‘nl
”1 ' ““‘l‘ ”him-“l l" “Will 'l‘" H" l‘lhil'it‘l. \t itll‘ the Hilli'r hal|\ troiii .
t-utvi: u ot‘ i‘w- other tlisllit‘i~ H the limit Wald. 'l‘t‘ll jll>llt‘t‘h oi the “HUN." .hp1 ‘9 F” ””12””, auto "Ml
him ll‘t. Li-‘m'l'tiil‘ll lit‘.lt'l' ‘.\l‘l't' My) ltzitillzluit‘d. itittl‘. A” H. k””‘_“”‘ hm.- llllilll)‘ Hm. ‘
3” ill" iib-‘“"ii" ”3 lli" l'ii'T'iilt‘i'i. 'l .w tullu‘i'» " i»: tli legatex‘ \\t'l‘t‘ pit r- ’4‘ lllt‘ii‘tl l"lkl‘\lth‘l“t!i!txl|lFina.“ I‘l‘l‘lll‘yllh t'
(‘:.::i-el (‘ lit-within. l‘jillllllllil i; t'lli .. ' L“ . ' H" ‘ “
t'ioyve. tli.tli‘ltiitll ot' the lii‘iitllilltull l ""li lill ii'ltWi \\’.trtl William J. :{Li‘fflsfi‘il ill“? £1.22?! slfushrrl' “gill“?!
’ttm'i ttiiinilit‘tve. pin-wind llt'iflit" .ltillll li._ lllillit'. \‘t'illitiiit ll. hrmk “Mirna ”i“; 2:8) "::'1”_M;’.“
h‘llvt‘llilll. lItiiialtl .l, Quinlan, John t'.
Smith. James W, Storey, Harold Mitr-
li~ mid that tiiitit‘ntbtetiii‘ the large
. sort.
and. 'liti‘ \iawt tlllt‘ to the tart that oiii' !
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i‘ttl|\ eii' Hill and George
~t'\‘l't‘li'r)'
A Waltere,
ll. ’Qtllnlitl‘d
The call was read by the lit‘(‘l'l‘llt‘.‘,\'
old was atwpted Judge 'l‘a_\l.ir
llitllillllttl a coilliliittee oli credentials
ti‘itlsliiit: oi .ltllill Ii Millie. l'li.tl‘l“‘
Henry Seine-i". John A.
.ltllll ~ and Tracey Ambler . lit't‘ exam
hing the credentials the committee re.
pttl‘lt‘tl lb" following entitled to it seat
in lltt'
ttIZH'HlllltlllC
l-‘irsi \l'ard' John Millie. Edwin l,
Hoyt. alternate for Nahum W. liens
bonnet! lti\\‘ll.\llidll t‘ongiessmati I). l':t\'. Michael Riordan. James ’1‘. Hub» ' . ii . .
, . -t.t .‘ .i . t‘a‘i
.l it‘ll “iln lil‘t’M‘lll. but before t'llll* iii'll. iiiid Jilin?! ii. Ahpam- t lmlmtl I‘zl‘llltlilllilollil“(lrdll'dt‘tlfi(){filt‘li'll‘t‘ll‘
i" ll‘ other speakers he tlt‘all't’tl to blunt the Second \\'nrd~.lolin l-‘. - . .‘ ¥ - - . ' ' ‘
‘ . _~ . t has, la. lxelloizp. ( , lrvitig llvittgton
trii- a tt‘\\ lt‘llt:t|ii:~ trout Salt-iii J. lik'liiiliiifi. “iiii'i’il llodwell. Jolm: Second \\ard ltN-pll it"l‘avl r
:. it t. a colored orator .\lr. lit-ll Fountain. .l. W. Rooney. Jami-a I-‘l.\'nii.. tlmrge ll \‘mhnilzlr l‘retlel‘tt-lt~ lit.
' tllll \el‘) lilKll and lie lit'lil his lit'lll" -" R‘ Spencer. "“5““?! J' lyinxwt’llflvf [JVES 'N ANDOVER ‘l“""“i~'~ “hill"; A. “'1'”va l‘mmm' t.-
t‘l.~ [Illi’l't‘filt‘tl \tlillt' ltlllillltz, llt‘ I'... 1.0““) Adams. I). “- .Hltl‘llll‘d. le‘h“ Hegt‘mltn, litillt‘l'l (', Al‘llln' “'m, t‘,
thud-3n it... thaw-y “y H... “ppm,“mu othy Sullivan. William Moore on )
.lttst‘pll t‘lalii'y. ‘
l'iolil llll‘ Third Ward
r‘tlrmaurice.
pas t and asauwd the tilt-cling that the
,2. .t. it‘ltn‘s tit colored \oiet'< \\:t.~ loyal
to ii." Li. 0. l‘.
J. Franklin :
illne a Farmer Prominent Business
Man and the Other Two Tramps
\Nlit)\:l‘3lt. t‘oiin. 01'. l7. Three
11"" loht'tiieir lives in the burning of
an unoccupied hotel lli‘l't‘ during the
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10 BE DlsposED 0fvu'lieil searchers point: over the ruins
REV fAIHEk f'NN came upon three charred bodies, (tan.
a ‘ .ol’ them was ltlt‘llllllt'tl as that of
‘Jlllllt‘ri l'pton. at one little a protl‘Jnent
boldness man of llll' town. The other
in.“
Tiliil‘iiiiiii'. Ui‘iiilii‘i‘ “till “i 3 l’~ tit-ti ltavt lltl llttll ll iitiliti i it i
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PaSlflr 0f SLMarysChuroh Gets sharp, the .\e\\ langlaitd buburbalthwiimHI “HIP “Hun” l" iii“ .. i
f , I! Auction (‘oinpany will commence anomm“ .8 WM“ "H lb" 3119"! “J“!
- ‘llfll .al- if ots tit ltoton Hill. T‘iei‘ “ - ’ ‘.' 'i i that let.
Fuse 0 $800 ll SOCIII Gal 'flllt l «a t t l l “w mm... which was 1mm“! near
property. as advertised. was formerly
Eknown as the Kceler properly. and is
beautifully titualed and indeed an
.ideal spot for home sites. This propuiui . ‘ '
tv is just suited for the better class “m" Aitdoi'er ““m “0‘“(‘01‘59 “"0
' 'l‘Piirii aim. and recently the place had
' - . ’ lio has the desiroi
of the ordination of Rev. Thomas .l. “f “0‘“"5' “M “m “ .. . .. . . - . .,
Fm“ pafilli"‘tif H‘t \larv's Church a to wn his own home. aliould “Hendihltll (loht d and int llltnlluit removed.
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receptio‘t r2 \iliit-li over two llundred“hl9 33]“ and Dili‘CliilBl’ one or more3:331:51lighlmlz.‘Lang‘jahxfinp :hfi‘m"
”tests “we l‘iri'hent was held last'lois- M m“ “I" The d9“'.E"gmndiiiwn 'hou iii in be trait ri-(d rep
evening in the Catholic Club in Westlsliburbim Auction C°~ ““1 8W“ ““‘“3.......,' ham?“ ,1..." ”H. ‘13:; “.533:
“Hump: The evening’s program conr many presents free of charge. The lief WM cvpresacd todasttbai ”09m ‘
siswii principally of the one-*niaiion ”"39"” “'m be gm" “imply "5 ““ihad gonc‘into the limb to It}; will
ot‘ a remembrance to Rev. l-‘. in. awflldi’t‘l‘lluement, and 1110)" tillai‘i‘ “0; having fafien aslee pwhile am‘bkip "h
propriatc speeches by prominent mem-1 blitzntions whatever upon One to make» p its 0
bers of the. local parish and a social ‘
‘ purchase. the started front their pipes.
t-ntertuitlitlent including dancing. :
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The first number on the evening's: ’
Bi;f.‘“§h.“.'i”3l.§”fl§“ Si:’i§li..““3i tilt lilililllili i636 W" W Bi Milli
lilittlllt liSiiltlS
several vocal and instrumental sclec' i
the railroad station. was owned by
Edwin l.oomer. of East Hartford, It
had not been prolllable. it was stated.
ering of Parish
In honor of the thirtieth anniversary
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lions, I V
“Hr. William J. Tracey. acting as al
sort. of unofficial tonstmaster then took 5
(tllzll‘gf’ of the affair. John W. Wehle .'
and Hugh Campbell. .lr., rendered.
: Last night marked t
iiiandnlent of the Kelsey Club. of Nor-
iwaik. and in a meeting of many of the
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tprominent members of the former or- ceived 278 applications for t’oters. One
ganizntion ”‘ new cmb' called the Non hundred and sixty-six were received
walk \Oiini; Men 5‘ Club. ““8 ”gm“! from the First Ward. and one hundred
ized. land twelve front the Fourth. -
\ i The new organization will "wily; Registrars Rufus 1. Smith and Jere-
~ “A E 0REANIZED l iliiedsgii'if‘ r0012“: “5 :fifigomlgrglyflgcc‘i, mla-h Eaganxwere in session all day in
I, '1‘ P 3 the P SPY u. a“ a the City Hall. The largest number of
___________ ready 9. list oi! twenty-live membiernt. applications made in a number 0‘
as
years was the record of yesterday. in
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lWards were in session all day yester-
day in the uptown courtroom. and re-
Oflicers were elected during
.-\tiibier. lllllllt‘l it. Wicks,
two iiiiittls tit
hilltop l till.
(‘roi-keli, .Inhli t‘zalto. t‘tirts. ll. Miller
Third Ward: llenry St‘llt‘r. Myron
().horll. t‘llitries Keene, alternate for
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llurr llt‘itt‘ll
Fourth \\'tird‘ .loh'i E. Jones. Paul
ti Mercer. tho it. Qitintard
Filth \\'ard' Hiram Sherron. Tracy
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l'Al)l’(.‘.\ll. Ky.. ()ct. l'i.~-—Two
tiegroes were lynched by a mob here
yesterday and their bodies burned
One was charged with attacking
white woman Mid the other was ac-
cused of voicing approval of his action.
A mob formed at the jail here yel-
lerday and demanded possession of a
negro charged with an attack upon
lira. George iilose. wife of an lllllois
(‘eiwal sliopnian, at her home on the
outskirts of the city. Friday. Police
reserves were called and city and
county officials united in pleading with
the mob to disperse.
The city was in an uproar, but the
{police reports were that the mob had once of liquor, that the headlights on Rebekah
iret‘used to listen to the pleadings o‘.‘ his car were anti for a week had been. Benevolent and Protectiv
‘ihe officers and had brokm into the (lt‘ft‘clin‘. and that before striking tlielElks_
‘lail. A" prisoners, ii “'35 said. Drew'irce the Wulft car had collided wltb‘.Smm1 Norwalk Launch Club, ex-Com-
ouitly had been placed in steel cages.
The jailer and other ottlcers within
the structure. it was said. were cover-
ed with guns, the keys to the cells
, tinken from them and Brack Henle .l
. 3 95mm“ “.8... ”w “‘5‘ day 0“ “men one of the prisoners. was marched cilt
' .applications to be made a voter could of the building The announced in-l
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tention of the mob was to take him
Registrars of the First and Fourth two miles away to the house of hisi
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alleged victim for the purpose of lden
tlfying him. .
Meanwhile the city commissioners
had ordered all ealoomtosed.
0N ClVlL st-fRVtcE BOARD.
HARTFORD. Oct. 17.—-Governor
Holcomb. today. appointed William
Bro Smith. of this city. a member all
the State Civil Service Commission to
’uiid they will lll all probability seek
;ilil0iSlli8PON8iiilE
l-a-t , t‘oudy and cooler
tonight.
of ,
tun colliSiot
Danbury ford aae Bridgeport Mai
chine fleet llead-cn lust Below
Georgetown ‘ ”
ltAXlil'Rl'. Uri lT. Willard
oi till.» tii_\ ls Millet-tilt. iroiiiahi’oktii
shoulder. it dislocated hunt and body
lil'lll:*t‘>. and William (lilo) ol li.’
titlitli
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;I.\ it result of helm; hurled troni ati.‘
:titit-liioblle iii a bullion collision jli>l
Gentile-titull lkt>l « Setting at
about ii» o't‘lot'k.
Iir I. ll \llilri. \‘-llii in» ofi'lt‘m lll
tlil~ tlU and Ill l‘lltl.’t‘iilll new it turn
int: lltlill ttl't‘t“t-\lt'li iii it» new t’tiltl
attioitiobtle. \\‘iiil lii'li \tert- .ioliri
\‘tlllitl‘tl. Altorhei i‘imri»:- llallocit
‘\\ llliilil ti'tio) .illll Aim-rt I‘lohlilati.
:ili ol iinuhiii'y.
Going Slowly ls Claim.
.\tttirtlill)£ in tile s'ot) told by “HP
or lllt' part), thi> i-;.:i"t:zip. the) nth
proceeding towards llit‘iliill‘) at .lpsio‘w
tale of bill‘l'll. titli' lltl'tllit‘l' oi
"hint-s mi tin io..d ill!) at»
d tieorlu-loun, at title it
17. mile- .lll l..ittr.
Kiri Rudder. ownwi hi l‘.tlltl‘llltl
. . , Attacks on Russians
\\ ariter oi “1‘1!th port. suddenly
qtmt; alumni liit‘ l‘:l'\" 'l'llt‘l —"*—" " ' V" -,._.. l
lli ductmrt lltlli‘lil“t‘ “1H it'ttii‘iiiii: ii‘ foun CANDIDAIES .
l H V 7‘ ultimatum
visional Government Set
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not mot e ‘llinii
no! he stopped iil lllll" to pit \t‘lii the
head on collision.
So sudden and Ml't‘lt' \‘..i,~' the int
pat-i of lite two iiiathltitw that John
“'lliai'ti. “lit! “up wiring \' :iii Ill'
.‘liilti' the tll‘l\t". “HS lliltiit'i truth
the t'i'l'. aluminum .uti broken hone:
lit the blltllllllil'. :i Slalom ml lilit‘i‘
ltl‘il lillll‘ "b \\llll:tlll U'lloi “in ltl~
.~.t lttli‘it-tl ltiith ilito the air. tttll.iilt w
Iv :«Iiittl'l'hittllil'il and lamb-d iii feel
than 'llt‘ machine Ulil‘ ol the nit-ii
t'l the ilritlgeperl iiiat-ltiiie \\:lr~ sittii~
tied tor lit-ally a hail hour, tlu- lt-
tiiaining tit‘t'tlpltli‘H oi both tars to.»
randomly escaping \\lill .lllrii a he-
vero t‘llttl‘ill'lll.
Ford Car Damaged.
The Ford was splint: eonip'y-it-ly
zit-rim: the road by the impact. the.
engine and front wheels being com
ltlt'lt‘l)‘ deiiiolisht-d. ilie ix'rit muting
lit'tl on for about 2.3 lt‘t‘l after the.
collision. annulled into it stone wall
and rolled over it slight ciiibniikment.l
.\ir. Willard “ill be t‘tillllllt'tl to liter
llllllll‘ ior several. Jinn. tllt‘ utllt‘l"
ttteiiibers of the party being ttboiit to ‘
day. Tile liaiibiiry men claim llllll‘
llit‘ entire responaibility for the lu't'i-._
tli'lll belongs to the liridgeport car
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datiiaaes from them.
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Dr. Hiram B.'West.
“train it, West. Republican catidi~
date for Representatiw. was born in
New Hampshire in i879. lie was edu-
cated in the public schools and grad-
uated from Dartmouth College in 1900.
He spent two years in hospital work
in a Massachusetts hospital, and was
connected with a private hospital in
Bridgeport. coming to South Norwnlk
day. criminally responsible for the in 'llitit. where he baa since biz: Lt;
deaths of finite S.'Seltzer, of Shelton, “‘1‘? Pri“"“‘~_ ”f. 1* ii 3‘1"“
and “N: t‘atlierine ““1““ m moan” of (oltimbia (trt-lc, (‘tilllpa‘illons
‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' -‘ ‘ ‘ ~ \‘orwa k crie
' ' ' ' ii‘cr it‘a deliv- M ”‘9 “"0“- “ ~ . .
lei-1‘ 'ltiltllljllgbilt"‘\\"lllll:lld{YES wrecked by Fraternal Order Of Eagles: arm‘s: .\or-.
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coiltsmti With a Sit-e in Southford. :tlld ‘ lll‘nlgolitesgitht-[ifll‘lliiglldtaringrlcan :1:
in \t‘l‘ixl‘giltellgfl'il“: altsmfltlfi“:r:’chanics; Progress Forum, Fraternal
its. ‘t‘ . - ..:-- il . ‘ .- V ‘
Irind so badly lllltl"-‘tl t‘iai he died ail-‘orum Lung“ ( 09“}, 31313430111“:
~l t t' _ “'“l;\.,wi\ and “i“ M"_.ltoresteru of . metica. onu. P:
:10? l' '3“ d r {\W' it'ler. " :cil. Royal Arcnnum. Banner (oulncii,
"m “9 "l "y 0 1 ‘ 7' f Liberty: ilouns ur
The coroner tinds iiiat Wuiif was op- ; l.:g:2.te,\r':it- lingiand 0w“ of Prater:
crating the car while under the intlil-_ lion; Butler Lodge, 1. 0‘ O. F.; Eureka
Lodge: Norwalk Lodge.
e Order of
or the old
i0ii lWii DililiS
‘t‘i-‘M' HAHN. (itt_ i'i' .loliti S.
\Vlllfi, (if Shelton. is held by (‘oroner
Mix, in a finding made public yester-
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lie is a member
another illi‘iiiiObne- ’modore of East Norwalk \Lacht Club.
Willi? hits bi‘i‘" lii‘ld “lid” blinds M iii; Lieutenant-Surgeon of Roma Point
531.000 pending the coroner‘s iiniiinir- Division, U. s. v. Life savers, and is
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Siliiiflli flRM . ............
i ~ BUILDINGS Blillllliii
:ltealth ofllcer of the city. He served
‘as second assistant foreman of Old
Well Hook & Ladder Company. He
is a member of the Board of Health,
the Chamber of Commerce and
inlways been an active member of the
l?.——Damuge esti-iRepu'blican party. His popularity is
mated at about $13,400 resulted today great and he will have behind his
from a fire which swcpt away theicandidacy c. host of enthusiastic
ldwelling hbuee, stock barn, and other friends and workers.
buildings on the farm of George Clot-ll
.tn one of the outer sections of the
‘lOI’il‘l. Included in the burned build-
- in the (‘ity of South Norwéik and was
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SUFFLELI). Oct.
Attorney Nehemiah Candee.
Nehemiah Candee was born'August.
containing
nhmdhu”
phonon
Entenle Powers [lave Formally Recognized the I
.Venizelos anti Followers in the Island oi Crete
Lilli liliilllttSiiifiiilil iliilit ill
[NiiNii WARSHIP ii lliilNS an ill
.lleavy Fighting is Continuing Along the Somme F1,
in Northern France—Austro-German Forces
council.
‘lauchinz of assaults in the it
The City of Norwalk"'Board of As.;lli£lll'$ meeting as follows:
sensors has perfected its organization} President—Clifford C. Eli'-
for the coming year. William F. 3‘,th Vice-Presldent—«Erlc Miller.
the senior member of the boird‘, has‘ Recording Secretary—Alfred Mur-
been elected president, and J. Edward .phy.
Lye?" has been made secreWy_ The Financial Secretary and Treasurer—
asaessore have engaged Harry A. Stephen Cll‘atte.
Smith. of the First District, as clerk, Entertainment, Committee—John Mo:
and he is sitting with Captain HoytiGM'riE. Albert 1“- Rose. Frank J. Riley,
in South Norwatk. Frank H. Men-m Albert Dunlop and Stephen Cifntte.
and (Mr. Lycett are receiving lists int, it was voted to hold). chicken din-
tbe Town Hall. and took in about fifty nor in the club rooms, on Thursday
yesterday, the first day. In South Non-evening, October 26th.
Mitt eeventyetght list: were received. A piano will be installed in the club
A ten per cent. penalty will be add- mama this week, and a very succes
ad to all tax payers who neglect to ful career to expected for the new or~l
sanitation.
turn in'ttleir list: this month.
a
all‘ the total number of applications
was 211 mm the Second Ward and 49
from th Fifth. The registrars of the
Third Ward, Messrs. Eldridge and
Keogh, were also in session in Seizer'e
Barber Shop and 98 applications were
received. 'nle applicants will appear
before town clerk and'selectnren, and
will be made voters." -
There will be a session in the Town
Court Room in Norwoik on Friday
next tram 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.; also at.
the Council Room in the City Hell
from 3 until 8 o'clock. and another see-
a-zaton at the Town Court Room. Nor-
walk, on Wedupttday, October 25, from
3 to 8 p. m. k.
succeed Graham F.‘1‘h0tnpson. of New . lngs- was a tobacco ‘ bed
Haven, whose 19"“ expired Septemberl five acres of harvest ‘ tobacco. Most
- Mr. Bro Smith's term ’9 for “V9 of the furnishings from the dwelling
Will‘s from the date 0‘ "‘9 termination and the cattle from the stock barn
of his predecessors. Mr. Bro Smith is were ed‘
a native of New York city and is fifty-
four years old. He, was recently elect-
ed a member of the board of directors will in; a calf from the burning
of the Traveler Insurance Contponyustoc A high wind was blowing
He has‘ been at the head of the law de- ~ at the time and the names threatened partnership with Judge _ John Keogh.
partment of the company for some nearby buildings on other premises. under the name of'Keosh & Candeo.
years. He is the secretary of St..Som‘e of the buildings on the premises . He is a member of several fraternal
John's Industrial schoolat Detp River.’ot James Mchrroll caught tire. but organizations, including on] Well
audit! a trust director of St. Francia'.tbe flames were quickly extinguishedl Lodge in. d A. m. Butler Chapter. R.
Hospital. ficwns formerly president The tomtion is outside of the fire, '
of the Board of Charities of the City of t district and little could be done{
lHarttord. against the flames. i
9, 1870 at Eaeton. Connecticut. _ Ho
prepared for college at Staples Acad-
emy, Eaton. and was graduated from
YaleUniversity in 1893. Alter teach-
ing school for two years. he entered
Yale Law School from which be was
graduated in 1897. He practiced law
ln.New Haven until 1907 and the.
‘cnme to Norwalk and termed a law
'rk was seriously burned
upper part of the body
-._.—_
(Continued on movenui‘ Pipe)
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Up By Former from
The Greek situatio ap- ’
again has entered a critical
Folowint; yesterday's '
that the Ellie‘ltc powers -
mally recognized the pro 0‘
government set up by
Premier Venizelos and his!
ers in the Island of Cret'
dispatches from Athens 1' - .
today report a new note» ..
extremely grave character” ~
ed the Greek govern .
Vice-Admiral Fournt, c ‘
ing the Entente fleet. .
King Constantine to rent,
riedly to the capital.
Coincident with title,
ing from Entente w:
more than Loco bluejac .
have occupied the rai
tions at. Athens and Pig
various public building.
ported, together with the
moning of an urgent
Concerning the ' fighmf
Greek Macedonia Paris '
the repulse by the Serbian?
Bulgarian counter attack
Cerna river region, sou-
Monastir. and considerable , .
lery activity. Only patrol .
has developed in the Strumi '
tor. 5.
Heavy fighting continua;
the Somme front in Ni
France French troops last .
again took the. offensve
river and pushed their wa
(her into the yp'llage of
Sailliscl, on the Peron
paume road. capturing
group of houses and rep
German counter attack, acc~ ‘
to Paris.
In Galicia southeast of -i'
the Austro—Gcrman forced
begun heavy attacks on th‘c‘a‘ “
sian lines. Petrozrad ma .
announcement, instanel
l.
inorth of Korvtniza and in
.cinitv of Bolshovtsc. five
inorth of Halicz; after in
. artillery fire. The fighting.
Venflv still is in progress to ,
. The strong ofiensive o . ..
iTeutonic troops near the i
of the borders of Romania,
; sylvama and Bukowina has
been fruitless. accord ‘
as. Petromd official bulletin.:
;sians of all attache.~
‘ According to the llossilc.
“tong. save a Renter dispat “4i
Amsterdam today. the c- n-I‘?
or or the Second Geflnau
Corps has suppressed 'thoi
mersche Tagequst for .
an article entitled,"D ..
of Bremen.” the Gem‘tarliv
memal' submarine A! r
tide appeared the n~ -' ‘
ceived a Vitamin»: for ‘
the ceeonhip regulations.
Another-proud of bout!
villain of Saillv-Sailllae .
Somme front. was cap"
nicht ‘w the French. the" '
War Office announced. A.
Grew“ counter attack
pulsed. ‘ .
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