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Board of Directors Expect
to Find a Purchaser for
Connecticut Avenue Prop-
l erty <
mmAfiE-Llllllillill
_ to mom
l rectors and Officers
Elected for V a r i u s
l’eriods
. lion”. of Directors of the Nor-
t, lithpftal aSSOCiation was auth-
-s 0.. .wll the former hospital
9. on Connecticut avenue‘at the
1;“t'lllli; or the association
t. t night at the hospital. This
:.- l)r1nt*l]lal hu>iness transacted
-, ll‘--v".llfi No mintion ot‘ the
\t':- made
(lilft-ulnE were elected to the
. .~ Directors for three years:
two. Samuel Roodner.
and E. E. Gorham.
- Tinn‘lillg or the Board of Dir-
, .- t- tullnu'nd the association
, -. the following officers were'
.3 5'».-
Th!‘ roltbe‘y was conm-aled by
and \Vcstport police who are investi-
ltlcfi’is its
wrswom no»:
. 0f__l_t_WElRl
Residence of Dr. Schelling
Entered and Articles
Worth $2,500 to 32800
Taken -
SHERIFF PERRY ‘ ‘
l3 INVESTIGATINE
Entrance Gained byClimb-
ign Through a Lavatory.
Window \ ’ .
“'hile lhf family. cook and chauf-
t‘cur slept peacefully in second floor
rooms. burglars between 1:10 o'clgck
and 6:30 o'clock Sunday morning.
entered the home of Dr. Henry L.
Schellinz Greens l-‘arrns. \Vestport
anti ransacked the house and made a
purchasers of the hospital 30""9-“(0'
silverware
and 8280".
state
gr- ta Way wit it
vu I lied between 8 :3 5t!"
eating until today. when circulars con-
talning a. description of the silverware
were rt-(‘ride lay tht- Norwulk police.
.\‘ot a clue has been discovered by the
police outside of footprints found
. near it Window on thc ground floor.
-u' .lnhn Mr-Mullen.
-...«.,.-n? «John Cavanazh.
Among the solid silver articles that
“’rf‘F' stnlon Were: 2 (‘nnrlle stickfi.
meat plnte l platter. l
1 silver dish.
we: Seymour Curtis.
,r... James T. Hubbell. pitcltvr. :3» silver plates. 4 pepper
Mn (‘nmmitteerrnlfl . David shukvrs. l berry dish. 4 salt shakers.
gm, W} R Miller. “'. (v- Baur. 1: salt spoons. l butter—dish. l hon-
”"0”“. T_ Hill and “-_ lion tlislt. l ltrend tray. 4 cream pitch-
:. ..'ll rrs, l sandwich ”1132.: sugar bowls.
Inn-12? .lt‘llln '1‘ \"alsh. 4 (‘rcutn‘pitt‘ht-rs. 1 Chair lamp. 6 la-
'.'t-r.'lwnt Miss Marv H M" 5"”"ns‘ 1 ”HH' fork.
‘— ' ' Utlter :‘fi'llt‘lt‘s tnko n which were not
:1 Mom ”r Dr. “'altei‘ solid slim-r. hut platt-Il were: 1 pickle
' Ht. {turn the hospital stat!" was. ("”k- I". ”58"” “3'1““ 3 3“” Spoons‘
. 7, '4'? 3". George C. Fawcett 2 fawn Sp-mnu. l ten strainer. l berry
‘ ~. > t 9v! to the medical staff.-
t'un 'llOO‘ll‘li! was called
*w-nzinued On page Five)
3 mm SUIT l0
Slfll’ lllESPASS "
0N PRflPERlY
(. .l. Cornell of New York.
Lessee of Land at Stam-
iird. Fles Action in Court
‘ . ~ll.‘5.\' upon the property
tr.-~ m cuyultiun nl' plaln~
t-.t:t>' cluirfimi by the
x ’ lull:
. «I .\2n1'nl’fll
. . ~-»-ment made lie-tween
‘-.'~\:lntlre on Jum- 17.
nn< least-rt to plaintiff
.ml :6 days from
ton-l rt-nl paid by
hum. of the property
..t- was to have the
mix-kmen to keep‘
llrtlt‘rmlln}! look
'2...” c of the property
\H.
V wiltlt' l'nr Plaintiff.
hume is in Green—
tv-lllgert-nt. plain-
. she moved into
r,l agitated among
workmen to make
aunt for her. on one
work under her
Wins: his "is! in her
‘u'"l. him to furnish
‘7l0“‘o-f‘.
tar. Rx ds Sentenced
Tltl: In Be Burned Alive
13.——l)eepatcbes
leachinz London.
- a number of rudi-
.:.- with the disclosure
:.-;txiry that during the
'lzers' dispute the Bol-
<entenced Marlo
3;? at the Nationalist
Turin, and Consul-
;rt.~.on oficial. to be
' a, the fires in the
'; put out they were
liu< thrown into the
’--,t afterward were t
it;
ht
' "“hdfk )lay Retire
l
’Vt‘IUle the state our
'- clection J. Eur!
Mn» as chairman of
We! committee. 80 h
_'f=~ National Republican
‘2')“ John But-km. use;
to the governor. ht
';.. a likdz "w ~
'..urman.
when in truck.- rendy for huhedhte
delivery. The “make?“in aid to be
open from late evening until the earlyfi
morning bean and” the “brokers"
changed location occasion-2m hr or-r
der to avoid detection.
window
spoon, 1 View cream spoon. 1 cold men
fork.“ 6 small knives. is dinner knives.
l7
lnnc h
Insult knives.
forks. 6 fish forks.
H dinner fork... g7
12 soup
spoons. is tea spoons. '5 table spoons.
r. grape fruit spoons. 3 hon-hon spoons.
l powdered lunr
mustard spoon.
spoon, l pancake server. 1 cheese fork.
i gravy ladle. 1 pie knife, 1 pair my.
scissors and 18 napkins.
(Continued Oil-me sax)
wmsm RUNNER
_ fills PRISllN TERM
Pannone Sent Up for 4 to 5
.l t'nrm-ll of New Yurkfles- '
.u we of land “it?! it dwe-ll— years for Attemptd
nitm-llo-tl Hitllntetl at (‘um- Murder
.- . :rt Stamford, Itl‘ll known as
2:. " "ill-ll :m in.lllt('lll‘in '
in”; S;'i>(arlf,r (-our' today Nr2\\' HAVEN. Oct. i:.~‘(‘.iovanni
y... .\..'»~.;.mln- n". ownpr l'nnnnne of New London. who was
w-vt: ft: n-tmin him (mm tric-ri in superior court yesterday
-.... aniwll-k. mu. of his charged with assault with intent to
H ”mg. mm.“ or am)“; kill Nicola lnmlmrdi. was today sent
to prison for fourdo five yedm. The
men had a fight
used
over money in :i whiskey running case
at New London. and a woman. known
only as Mary. figured in the affair.
[2000 MARKET
in which Pannone
a razor. The (limigreement was
tutti ”tum
xmv roux. (Ict. i:.—-Pmnk IX.
lioyd. supervising prohibition enforce-
ment agent for New York state. has
received orders_ from federal
quarters in “'anhington to investigate
the alleged existence of a ”curb m‘ur-
ket" in contraband liquor in the Bow-j
ery. it was learned today.
head —'
Although Mr. Boyd declined to dis-
cuss the report when prewed for coll-
firmation. he admitted he had “heard
about the matter."
According to published reports. the
bands of bootlcggera engaged in our»
plying saloons and .“npeakeanieu” hm
modeled their market after the Curb
Market of the financial district. in or-
der to fucili inaction;
Within a on disthnce of police
headquarters large transaction in
liquor .nre mid to have been dude.
the actual supplied being kept eke-
C
,EnteredutbeSouthRorwanoac
mawmmm,
“cm slits llilllEl”
SAYSIJI’H mil ‘
. l. 0. mm
Use of Old Australian Bale
lot Will Not Be as Expen-
sive as the Voting lla-
* chine Which He Brands
as Inaccurate—Old Ballot
Boxes HovegBeen Saved
City Clerk Irving l). Robertson thin
morning said that the uctlon'of the
council in voting to return to the bnl~
lot system had saved the city an im-
mense sum and that the coat of the
election would not exceed $250. more
than «the usual expense.
He said that the old ballot bone.
of the city had been saved and that
uhe booths could be erected in the
three polling places designated at
last night's council meeting. very
cheaply. because a number of them
had been fired. More booth: can be
erected in the polling places. Mr.
Robertson said this morning. than if
the machines were need“ 7
M’ith regards to the machines. it
was said that they were inaccurate
and_ untrustworthy. an in the Third
\K’ard a mistake had been found on
the machines twice. What the min-
takes were he could not recall. save
that one time there were five votes
out of the way.
.__......
(Continued On page Two)
‘.———
STANDARI] TIM
. Will BE 0030
HEWBER 3i
By a vote of the common council
0f the city of Norwalk. at last night‘s
meeting. Norwalk will again nu by
Standard Time. instead of Daylight
Saving time, beginning at thiduiwt
on October inst. '
Councilman Frederick II. Cullen
presented the resolution which was
seconded by Councilman James 1.
Hoyt, and which was .nnanilnously
passed by the-entire council. .
This solves one of the lieu! that
has caused particular worrhnent to
some people in Norwalk The rail-
roada will also mine the standard
the for their "#1,“- At present (he
trunnnrerbmonthetlnlntnble.“
hour earlier than the Daylight Sn"
lag time. When the clocks are chang-
ed the train that people were accuse
turned to getting here at 10:33 would
be running at 9:33. unless the rau-
toati also changed. so whg‘ I"!t
spring the railroads announced that
the time table would be changed on
October filst. most cities plannel for
that date to change their time as
well.
Motorist Minus
Driver’s License
\\’il1iatn Kurnst. of New York city.
was tnkt-n into custody. by
Murray. this morning. for operating a
motorcycle nith neither an oxw-rnw's
license nor a car certificate. follownig
an accident. on East avenue.
liurnnt attempted to page a touring
machine, owned by Mrs. Mary R. Hill.
65 Eds! aanue. and crashed into it
amidnhipn The mudguard on the au—
tomobile wan bent and the motorcy-
cle was somewhat damged. No one
was hurt.
Kurnst was arrested when he tall-
ed to‘e’produ 9 his driver's license and
car rtif‘lca e. He will be arraigned.
in the uptown City 'court. Saturday
morning. In the meantime. he left
the motorcycle as security for his ap«
pcnmnce in court.
Foresters’ Fair
Meets With Success‘
The second night of the annual
fair. held in the Town Mb!)-
Hull. jointly by Court Narguk. No. 58.
r‘. of .\.. and Pride of Court Narmk
q‘ircle. Companions of the Forest. was
even .more succesful than the open-
‘lng night. There was a large attend-
ance and the bootbl did a good bad-
ncn. ' ‘
Thursday night In expected to be
the "big” night of the fair. which will
continue every night thh week. It is
expected tint many other lodge- from
surrmmding cities will 'nend delega-
tions to the fair on that night. 8‘31“:
orchestra in furnishing the music for
un- cut-ins. - ,
.‘
Janis .
80m ironing; can;
toSleroperytui
ton
“'illiaiu J. Stocha- was
to the Board of Am:
his name in nomination.
a member of the Board of
three years.
taken at the
being read and accepted.
during the
received.
dent on “’ashington street
24
int.
merits of her
and considerable pain.
Edward J. Quinlan.
moming. on
lined 310 and man til I
Superior Court for trial.
they were out after
state laws,
Elli envened him with i
commended bin: to look
cursed. the
tore away the
' coat.
in
"09:“
mg voters, there were 2“
bung- the total numbtjl'
made- up 104:5“-
Tbere will be
afternoon from 8 until 8
on San:
tcwu clerk will
a “LuntlISP-ntnlh'
nill he a the nine place
bunt-s on 3103ng it! - 25th.
There will have. to be a
"It 6 fall.
.é‘.
‘Hayor Donovan Auw
years by the council, in: m .
t" Ulyor [human bad pen-nu:
ammo! procedurewumm
with the name of Wallace M u
The usual course 01 Mahala was
meeting the m
H. lrelnnd. clerk of the city Curt.
reported that onion drawn by In
mouth of w
amounted to 3128.10. The report was
'ltirs. Katherine K. “Mam, of
14 Elm street, served notice on the
city last night. through her attorneys}
Tammany l: Connery. that etc in.
tended to brihg suit against the city
for damages as the result 0! an nect-
. when' she fell film]: an iron
doorway in front of the Tartar bulld-
She claims to have
ruptures and lacerationa' of the ll“-
lezs. 'sevlre. brakes
Thematic
was referred to Corporation Counsel
(gout-nod on pane-Two)
”AMEN—We...-
lS 3m
Patsy Bill. of Dal-ten, was brought
to trial before Justice Selleck.
a charge of hunting
without a license. and making an as.
sault on Deputy Warden George An-
derson. of Stanford, with a deadly
weapon. He was [and guilty and
hunting M a license. and on the
second count was bound over to the
The testimony of Deputies Ander—
son. Peterson and Reagan was that
violators of the
ad came upon Eli.
Anderson advance] Ward the man:
and when within about fifteen feet
. A: Anderson did 90
tree mm nil the shot
entire M of Ander-
mus lllllE -\
At yesterday's sedan of the select-
men and the Tow! clerk at the coun-
cil chambers for the pursuit? of rank-
who received the elector“: oath.
I
another session this
tomorrow at-
evening i‘ “19 council
“‘3‘ the file-two!) and the
be tr. mason from; it
town pool-1
room in the Town Amnbly in
‘number at:
a: Pumas come lit to be mad; if all -
who hive W‘ed‘bual' 10 be voter.
X .
fl
mm on June Lot
of
over.
—_...—
mama
tartan.
m.“
““ "' pain-has
Richard
Societies. - renter-day
Calder. Rep bllcan
annular from t
P. Gen
Oddo ing in italian.
«smut
“I.“ in the city.
The Sons of Italy
8! (he Pilkr‘flom.
tra— The
t-
'-
nhort :3)
”0mm lllll
this
m of to be responsible
en Tart].
in the barnyard. Looking.
m. and
into a
dis-
dark for-Ins disappearing
yard. ‘ .
but the footprints
run! dean-eyed this Chem .
LSM‘
the chicken: were eaten.
That the but of
l
”plants"
This
of voters
a
first District.
The pollen are ""‘“
machine.
'7'! and M—
..tne. _ .
mi: Save
the
.me Radar:
MM bor- s-i’nnad . '
v.
Band and
Pitnneit “and then gave a concert un‘
til the evening. when n «lance was held
the music being
8» furnished by the Sons of Italy orches-
visiting societies were the
latest: of the local societies at a sup-
per whirl. has greatly enjoyed.
Yt-ett rdns'd celebration was one that
gratified the committee. and plans will
be nude for n more elation”
oheu-vuan': at Columbus in;- for next
From the number of track-
were fund in the Whitlock chicken
vurd. it is believed that there must
he at least half a doaen dogs in the
§
._ .
PHILADELPHIA. (let. u. '——Sntlo-
fled Hint-the mi'ntcry lurrounding the
Blakely
Comm. the thirteen months’ old son
of George H. Cougfilin. of Norriuowu.
lumen cleared-"up by the conic-ton
Aug“ Pasquale. the authorities
today beg-u prepaIQtiou of their case
what “the Crank" for preeentation
to the loutmunery County Court.
Ir. Mun also aid be felt the case No
.. ., rwalk as a city took another
Md been cleared (up. I u" “‘ backward step last night. due to its
. much relieved now that the tendon in
mien.” be declared. "The uneven-e
O! m the rent of my life without
Ike-unmet the’fuc ofmy
boy in now owned. 1 am glad“ h
(W on page five)
"m mmm lemon that there were innuflctent nia—
cblnen to take care of the 4.000 odd
new voters that are being made at
l t? Y lll’l'll DANCE
4 l
2‘
Celebration
Great Snows, with Sev-
eral Speeches and Music
Following the parade of the Italian
afternoon.
die-en were made to the marchers at
the Ellu' Home by Judge- Neherfllnh
candidate
28th district.
near John J._Cnneo. Attorney Salxatore
o and Charles Oddo. Hr.
Brief talks
were given by all on the meaning of
the o'en-nnce of Columbus Day. the r
debt that «the American people owed
Columbus and the gem-ml (ti-servant‘-
l8 0000(th
A "pack of wild dogs are believe‘l
for the ruthless
slaughter of eighteen plump chickens
at the hone of In. W’. P. Whitlock,
8 Union avenue. last night. Tracks
0! the dogs were found in the chick-
‘m “'bltluck faintly were» uwnk~
and early this morv'n- ‘w a racket
t the
window. the occupants of the house.
were just lu‘tirne to see b series of
from the
O
The police wen- informed and
Patrolman Lorenm Adams investizat
ed. but was unable to and any trace
of the culprits. l' was believed. at
first: that horns-p hands were respon-
«tble for the death of the chickens.
in the chicken-m
The chicken: were found scanned
in groups over the yard where um:
ind lie-n pained on the most in thr-
chicken” gin the back of each
chicken were 4eeth prints. None of
wild dog: waa
undue up at stray. homeless animal:
lethebdhtnnmz residentsoflbe
‘ “mung pf.
tons to track down the dots before
other bar-m are attached or more
that
Forces Min-mm.mbqthfiroflmeeflm
tnxoox. on. . tar—8W for
Soviet forthc- all m
the tlnefrmm noun or blind. as the
ed in (be nun-hr I,
"A"
0
ad-
for
Attor~
the
i
marks to Registrars.
present administration when, deepite
the attempts of the regiet, rdrs of vot-
ers to be heard on the matter. Mayor
Jeremiah Donovan “abut through" the
motion of Council-inn Sylvester
Brotbetton to go back to the old bal-
lot system for the coming election
minced unhg the yin-chine... it
being claimed by Councilman Broth-
i
the present time.
A storm pf indignation me from
the spectu‘rs and registrars follow—
ing the council meeting. and a near
dxdnnge of nude-flit took place be.
tween Mayor Donovan and Jeremiah
Egan. lX-mocrntlc regiatm of voters
in the,seeond district.
Egan took the Mayor to task for his
remarks during the early part of the
meettng. when. under the head of
new business. he looked towards the
section of the lpectntorn seats where
Registrars Bylngton. Kennuly. Smith.
Egan. “rater-bury and Pohlmnn sat
and said "Haveu't these bright look-
ing young men something to say to
night. haven‘t they soon attack to
make on the treasury?"
This provoked a slight laugh and
the incident seemingly panned over.
Registrar Egan went to Mayor Don
"an as the latter was leaving the
council chamber and said “Mnl
Nay-or, you instituted that we were
here for the purpose of riding the
treasury as thou were the words vou .
need when you naked in. if _we had.
something to say? That's an lupin:-
Minn that. in uncalled for. We come
here tonight to see whether there
mm
‘4 _ NAl‘lllNAilSl
Army of . 0000 Conscripted
Musicals
CONSl‘ANTl Kori}; Oct. 1 3.—
New‘nper reports received from B.-
tam any: the Armenian Republic has
declared war against the Turkish Na-
tionalists and has secured a guarantee
of the neutrality of the Georgian Gov-
emmm. .
ERH'AN. Armenia. Oct. 13.—-Ame-
Ilia has plunged into 'new wot-fuse
against hands of Turks and Tm
Her army. commanded by Gen. Seboo.
is estimated at 34.00“ men. wTo for
the .3! part have been conscripted
since last spring.
The rcaaon for the fighting In the
fact that the interest: of the Armeni-
an: and Mouton-ls diet-e Moot be re-
conciled. A lloinhevlk Int-ion has
been here. but the Armenian- m
afraid to go Bathe-vile fearing they
may be "injected to the same abor-
dern that occurred at Baku recently.
in rm lllllllll
Norwalk Returns to
BallotFor November.
Election: Says Council :
Councihnan _.Brotherton's Motion to Return to
‘Antiquaged System ‘Raflroadpd” by Mayor in
Spite of Protege—Will Mean Heavy Expense,
Say Registrars—Jeremiah Egan and Mayor
Donovan Have Wordy Tilt Over Latter’s Re-
was anything that might R of inter-
est on the coming election and any-
thing that we might be able to help
on. However. when one of our null—
her did attempt to say something you
ignored him and choked bun all."
He referred to Registrar Bymgton‘ ‘0
attempt to be heard after the Mayor
had called for any remarks on Coun—
cilman Brotherton‘s motion. ‘
Ir. Byington rose after Mr. m
ertou's motion had been seconded]. and
started to talk in protest against the ~
return to theballots and to explain
thit there were suflicien't machines“!
talu- care of all the Voters in the city.
Mayor Donovan ignored him entirely
and called for a vote from those I
favor of Mr. Brmherton‘s not“.
Therr were several “ayes" and tho
"nay” vote was called for. There
were at least two meet!” and the
Mayor decided that the "ayes" had it.
This seemingly ended the charter ill-
til the end of the met-tiny.
Following Egan‘s words the Mayor
reterted that the registrars were not
hard workers and that the added
work would do no harm. These Tm
not his exact words. but the infinity
Him ‘1: the same. ‘
This caused Ezan to retort that the
Mayor's previous remarks. during the
delivery of part of his annual mes—
sage to the effect that the present
administration was a moat economi-
cal one. were not carried out as the
cost of installing the old ballot 531t-
tom would mean an expenditure of
thousands of dollars which would
have to be paid in order to provide
ballot boxes. ballots. bombs. the
army of workers for instruction in,
.(mthnedonmskl
RESUME ¥
so nm‘ om Cgu
Scheduled for'lle’uring in
gew Haven Next Tues-
‘3'
O
Next work. Tuepday the Unified
States District court will module In.
ueaiona in New Haven and ever 50
m of firm in the B , rt db-
trict for violations of the iquor law-
will be brought up for disposition.
taken. but the greater proportiol.
It in laid. will be tried before the fed-
eral jury which comes in on that day.
No lint Ola-es to come up on Tues-
day will be given out by the district
court until the day of the trial. it w
announced. This in the first zime II
the bum o! the count thatficb a
course has been adopted. According
to otflcink. the number of default.”
pct-oner- who auntie-ed their bonds
and fled the Jurisdiction when th'elr
lama wcne made public. have made
it mat to adopt this precaution.
SEEllllllllllllEN
munlssmul
nbout the state indium
mum on
anunisginn’s W a:
W Twit?” nu!
mmugfiwmu-‘m-
“gallon-rifle " or ‘
may no-
W gait or mm
W
I.
'1. the new: general a-enbtr.
M in“ will be well repute-em
In.
www.mormmh.
ibeen m it the Republican
m H.- Ifi'ldny. an a rm
five tn- tht City. At. Pomtrct-‘
ML the Wbflcnnl W
Ibl (hm Hurphy. for m
" ' MWauci-ntm-
uqiin “ lull. Hum
“mmlnatodbt ' '
five. um’mmm
In a number of the canes pleas will ,.
Norwalk Chronicler