MKMJ/T
NoRWALK’s
Rem: PAPER
W
, ASSOCIATED PRESS
STABLE-SHED 1870
Entered at the South Not-walk Post
Office as Second Qlass
i inal Demands Presented
gby Dail Eireann Delegates
1101116.. Irish Conference.
iews Expressed by the London NeWspapers ‘Are
Not Encouraging—Lloyd George May Remain
‘
1;;
in England. were drowned and extensive property 7“ xllllll). . . 73‘
damage, caused by); flood of the rix'cr he“ I““2" een repuisui “t Gomara
_ , . Sebeto. which flows through this cit‘; ““11 ‘Ol‘fiidhmlmo losses. “Emmi“ 3f
l.L‘-.\‘lu.-.\‘. not. '.".C——-l"inal demunis surprising nude-1' thum- circumstances. on Thursda); night. The inundation “ '” C“““ declared in 1"“ Chamber
Lin- 3‘1 L11 pz'r’sz'ntffli by the nail Eir- therefore. that some journals again was caused by a severe storm lulsting oi l11 mules here last night, He sail.
.‘zxnn (fgfrgution attending the Irish spoke of the i111prolml~llilr of 11mm for twelve hours and' a. large portion the Sl‘riltlfijfl tfgrfgi fiat-E; Slll‘£‘0und.‘~’i
{011:} rant-p 3'1'2‘1- it “"21: r‘rioru‘d 111 31illisl¢~1'_l.l()_\‘1l flour-{3‘9 [filing able ‘0 0t the 10‘7““, SPCtions of Nuplcs “115 m (1)1“ ”- -- l “’ l ' “ 8"“110 W???
' . ‘ ‘ ‘ “ Attl nd the ope-11mg ol the \\";_1.shingtou under water for several hours. The ““‘-“"”” h ‘ “1 a1t1l1pu and ma-
11116:: [Oi-1:151 illt‘se demands. i1‘ con- cont't 1'1 11cc . storm did serious damage in thc sh?)— ”‘1‘“ “m" '1‘?“ had an abundance Cf
, » The minister was sewer-31»
1.
11
:‘IL
. would involve abrogation of the
:11 V!) :he l'lszer Govvrnmc'll
Mail Lfatter.
PEN
NAPLES.
LONDON. Oct. flit—MPhicI‘ 11111011,: u1lIs of this
the llo-muulls presented at the 'Irish ed.
the six northern countrir'r‘ coul‘r'n'llt‘r by the Hall lain-gum den? and cattle carried away. N “.1111111' of Chamber
111:: if \\';is:1ss1-rt(~1l the cm» gull-s is one- that the six uort‘ncastw‘n . m
-A .l,'n in :1-.—zlth:.t zu'cvplizn"t‘ countries (.1‘ li'cluud shall either c0111» ‘ . I
. iulpnssilrlt'. Til" in to :1 united Ireland or accept the JUflfiE BANDEE REVEMT-Jf QFFICF
red to Dublin. 41" \‘t‘i'llli‘i M" :1 plebiscite for the iixiuzr I ‘ ' "a “i A, '3 J
- . . and it “1'1." im~ of‘ new boundaries. it “115' declared l1'-.' -
l'ii1'1 111211 HDS““"- the Star today. ‘ ' ~ 2
' Honda} :2! 'hA llritish repl'cscutulivcs in the con- ! ' ' I
7' ' 3"" a:!‘1l‘:1\.'1:1'.;l:l.- fi'l‘l'l‘K‘t‘. will it is understood. consult-1A A i i l‘ ' “
.' ;» .' i 1.3.; 'm'wvsl'ulwra' the Irish terms over the wcck—cnd :1: A l ‘3’1' . w
"‘i.\ w: r1A not e-iil'o‘lu— (‘hn-rluvrs ('111i1'l. the. suburban, home I I i ‘7 ’ 1' ’7‘ "l”"l‘gi': i“ 1“" “ “'i
. ; :u'url'vl lo :12: :1':'1'~'- of i’rimc Minisler Hold (horse, ii A l 22 J l" ’ ‘ ' P ’H T‘ ””3”“:
. .~l rm-:'1Aspon1l1-11ts ”H: is improbable ‘IHHVK‘VQ‘I‘ lb”, ,1 ,1 'I‘x'lt-'- ‘ 11» '_" l 1 “1:111. l, 1.111111}, 1mm: h 0:
. ‘ '11:; sax'arvi‘rntx' 0‘. 3“ “NW“ 111-1.. W -' ' ‘f *_‘ _‘ , ,,_..,___... 3“" i Anidwrmm WWW" 1”“ hi"
\ _ . h ' ‘ ( . :11 .“‘ ,1 11111.. M1,, “or“. ,~ , ~ W . 1”,; , Erin-1- uwn (11' llpmocrr. 2
. ~ - 11:... ('S the situation. 11.Al.;1t1- 1n llm lluusv nl‘ i‘irlllltlhl‘s. 1111 l.1-:11nsol “thnonE “p“. hcurvl \ 3. :1 ‘r llzi‘x'v 'l'i‘l'E'nlv 1.. 1
u >- put'iinlnrninri‘ ('Ol‘— (:31 \\'i!i-'l1. it is i11-li1‘..-1'l, iiu- “I“, Pf ilel'in.‘ Mlle-1.1101111 in tlll.‘ UlllOVvll l'lik {:1 ‘ all“; USE”. ""A to.
.. . "in 1'111:11't1A1's {11.11 the «llivsliou or” 11..;1.~. 11-111- ”1.. i"““" “”1”" ““13" .\'1'-hc1111';1h ‘E'H‘ ‘7,”1 3.. m 31117.1: “1AA:1..11.-.1mt1<.
:11‘; 1- llo ct tlu- mixui ' '1‘l:1- Finn l". in 1 "lllll'il I ii; 'i‘ V m H”, “Vining in' ih" UN“ 1;! 2;: H 2L“ 1 I If “HMHUI “PM:
I "loot-L: it)“ un’l' :lllllllt '21 ‘ . :111.‘ 1'11 11m “E: '7“ ”HAUL ”lg-V341“ “"2 “(HISUL ’ l 'I "M E
'A ‘ H \ . ~ 5111th l'lnxzvrvl l"LLl‘x‘I'l.‘»‘ 0“ llll'tt' <"=” ‘- .: " i . ”EL-IE. Lt-
. 11 .A‘lmslwl oz” 11 1111111 lcnivutiuls. 11A1-‘ule sis 1l1i\lng.; :111-1 or" i i 21-11-11; 11:1“! H, 2
', I'lfllfvi'snlll11:1\_.A..='"“’¥ v.1: .1liluilzi'l'llt “llll‘ itlt'l'E ” . “ 1. .. .. H, .A i 11~ ”(1“
7-...” ' ,»:':1117111.- u: intoxicating liquor. .“W :4 "i “ 3“? .‘2 ,m,. I at Hm
":1111'111 1'1. starve-1i l1lrilil't‘l3lt.‘ll, inw- ' "A" ””1“? H tl‘fld‘lm :1: find :1?“
o 0 until :11A1'-'mill1"\;1i11i11e'll:-'pirC'“; » ‘.A ~ H . .. EVE,“ ~ ‘
SE.§%EQ- idfl BE: in? 0 ($011. ’ 1,. ll» :11'1i1i1'211 in which (li'iAml 17'7'11 , i 2 ”WHEN?“ M “V.
. €1.13; .1; - Pisa " SL113 A“! 3.18 rbrfifl aEZ’a gfiil :mk "my“ 2
dent Bu}! 3rd Alsg )Iakes Piéfifilwg Bug! IE Hi to Show that hu- was 111-.
1., ‘ “hence ol‘ inloxivutiuu' it or ii
dSiaiement ‘ V“ i J 7 time of 1111'- :u'cisil'nt: UU
. . . . I Molot'uum H‘Cmuu'u' and For" "1'
r- - .. '1111;.::1‘.zt.11 :s E)! 4} fig NB Morrison tc'stili\'1l.:1s to ”3‘ fit‘l'l .
,. AW?“ zx:~;1111\_:_ 41' ,. .lue'lgxc l‘undcc continuml ' the 1 .~
3:: ruin"?! l:l21‘li’05v. . until he looked over the swcm- n. a}.
.11.. 1:11.111. .1 ounm-th -———-—- vccidcul as Well as to consiu‘cr 11,. '
\ on“).1'..l::1“ln”” :c 1 The Junior l'h'tl ("moss 70011111111195. tcrnetlutiou of the law. .
1' . -.....- 1" f t.) in m ”1" “f3"! “ "’"_“1“?g With Mrs. G‘emge The cusc of Andrew 1:12.11. 7:. w
. . .. ... ..11.-ei (:1 (,onnnt-rrgc. 'lhorhc Hill on Thursday. at which \l’cstlvort..aiso charged “'1 c." »‘ '
-.. \ fit" statement came after time plans for the Junior ltml Cl'DSs' an automobile tinder” U11 i' '
1' . shown that state-wide- were- disrussml. iz-tusicuiim: liquor \1‘1A11‘1 ( I»
l ulsan zutious 111ml by their A big job is to 1w undertaken l'N'.‘ “0X1 Friday.
1. (rt-n11}: ri‘isure-l business. is ill!‘ Juniors this year, us ihcv hate
Swiiley H. ‘xiullurti of the with tAquipmt'ul, lhrvc public phu
1' also pr pared )eAsttnlu'x Lz'mmrls in tho city. our to he 101-1113
lstulcme‘nt Oi thi- chumlw“: i1. .\'ur\\':iil{. mu- i11 South Not'wnlk.
, 4:11an tzie period when l? and (1111' in l :.'i Norwulk.
1V 1.\ thought that the country might This work will he Liouc \x'hcn 113' “is VAI‘IA. gNE'ES
l::1\ . a i: ii“; 1' tinny. "i’reimredness: Sr-l‘Yle-A Fund has lllmn C()I|]"lll‘:v:l1:
To: War ,vrA \1‘i‘ls war." is the lit-ailing 'l'lir Juniors haw li'en promiswi tin)! m
(-12, 31‘ aii‘t'!‘ :17. :11111 what follows two directors 'wiil l~.1AA prom-111 m 11.: :‘nm' :mpnihtuwnls in thc l‘inarei of
3.55:. “213053111 ig-gtrrasofis “’11.“ 171" 1"!R}:.£'1'o111'1rls from lhl' (‘olumllin l';:i. llv :1ltl1 Wm in» ”1:1th at the- ;wxl meet»
1-: I—ivnl Ht1hl;»r.1~;i ’l-(v .'.1 . ~ 91‘s “rill? 9‘?"‘“"”“’-“. SWHC" , ”hm” ““1 “3‘ 132" “11111111011 (Win-Ann}. it was
V , I N .< “uni. >1 9.1! O! 1. 'llll.;. dueclors \\'1ll- SUDUIW 1s» the 21:11'2u-il ln' tlw tin-11111“ Sentinel tl‘ifi
- . ...L(‘1..ga"$ Associations; Connor- work here. without Gilt“??? to zlw .llzll- 1m. uinL’ . h i
4‘ - tors. or to the citl' ' 'liw im-mlwrs \Nimsu 11-112! of office
(no tnued on Page Twelve) l::1'.1A (“RPilT'tl art-1 ID. \V li:i.}‘n10!l'l.
S in: ll. [5. Sullixnu. Dr. (“n-orgi- 11:.
P (from and (‘liurh-s l". Mills, ‘1! is un-
:. :BESENTS ans-11ml that ill“ that three will in"
1‘t—:1l);vnihll-tl. :md lhnl ‘ Mills will
[EREI‘A ! l.-- is 'm- dcsu'xs lo ;'.r'r the office
I "r. g in («Injunction with Six timing us :1.
s; g 2.1 llll"?1ll)f*l‘S of tin P111111. 1 .111 (on: icil.
'l he l‘l‘tlSOH l'm tin tour .';,1r‘.11:cirs in
s .
t'.oatz..
Insures Against Disasters
C: .nnectieut's
or :10 sirikc.
‘ ol'lii'l' this )(‘Ul‘ \\’:1slh:,--l'.xiirir-' of for—
STQH!‘ PIfiEflN ‘mc1 .\l:15('1:' Js-rvmiuh llfliiPXH‘l“ ‘0
U 11 d - _ hulk! :m_\' :1ppoirtmc11l:: '11 l"-i' . 'l here
. ‘. _ _, .7 , are too \‘11C‘HnCll'S on tE'u- l-r:;11.l to in"
_ _— ’0‘;\H1:\:‘TVE::(iii-311.1Q(::t‘fi(isi'_-«E)pi€‘éti‘} :5 fills-11‘ ever)" olhcr yelu‘. li..1::hi:it‘.h (is
z ‘ ‘ . .l. ”f two "Dill-i"Vl'llll‘ln'fiy ‘rllllnt'V\_l111'ii thc first “1(‘lllin‘l‘s of tin» lourd of
'.~ 111-1711”; “Ml 11m; 11‘ 1AA111..-}~.-.“-T,. H ‘li'h‘ .““‘h it uas~- Health were appointcd 1111' two. {0111'
‘ 5 he“ “5 “ “'“' was 111111111 . ”if iniminmiww” "MN and sit: .vczu' terms.
.‘» znursicr ruse i1; 110;)“ Isl'inl‘l‘f‘et.‘ din) in :1 pond at llr. l". G. Brown and ’l‘iiruz'nns A.
. ‘r released. figure-l T315241} ‘1 It}. skvllm' still have two more gears to
'. ”3 city co ourt when 1 111111: 1 was in ought. by (luims sl-rx'e on the board.
‘ltA ss (01‘ me
again 1" rank T6 hur.
'. H sAie'Airtd to :1_.'
' (tree-11st. in as :1 stool
5-1“ was. rushed out ot‘ the
- he had shoutwl “You
. ll Ii (l 1'] l 20L
0.: the same case was
run- i between
' hr} I‘olicem 1n
hurt-r openly
"3e;iou" in rlw
turn being invited
i=,‘-’ the Attornel'.
"ties ludge Conv-
11_ and sentenced
2‘1
C23)
HES HES PIPE
KY. Oct. 29. (BY the
F’F'ESQ.) .~—Marsha.l Foch,
as. an inveterate pipe
l-[J'ding the steam--
is trip to America
sufficient amount of
act. tobacco was on
is military aides has
:c-fix'e pounds of it.
taken off the
with the members
lonimittee on the tug
inside- the pilot
‘s small briar pipe am:
at home. He emp-
YV a r Gov-
ernor Comments on Prep-
aration for Strike—Presi-
pros 3-,
in fifty kilometers of llfadrid 01: El
'lil" {‘1.
\"illnhuru
all Ar (unit
1
(:lt‘i 11. it
.lNNTNN NEN ENNSS
of two S'r‘tS ol‘ ”Intiu's one 0: \V‘lllLl‘.
lir'nh 1le'-:clx1'l-1l tho- mutilated rim-ix
.-:. that of Mrs. Mary Agnes V
“1.1.. ”H. mm. “-41 . ‘ V'vtugstarr. (Af Health Officer Dr. Robert 11:. I'm.
maintained it “:11 I]? "’(“limli lxrntuess due. the mosquito extermination cam—
ll'iilcx' Hit“ . ‘ “‘ '1'“ 0‘ .\.1's “0"} pinch was talked over. A rcnort to
.. _ hguns. _. the effect that two men had hceu en-
TllP .Stoi'y leu-llng 1111 in tho young gag-(,0 in 0103"ng out llll‘ rnosfiuito
\vomans (16‘3“! “'33 tlu same- in either ditches. in the open marshes in and
case Mrs. Higgins and \lrs. “angstni‘. around Norwalk was made. The work
both had quit their hushin1k>01n ,5. l>‘f>£.’r('s.sing in good shape and will
had been met by chance and impor— llt‘ complete-ll soon .
tuned it? return homc. lloth had g-:~.. 'l‘hc appointment of a milk insnec?
tor was :igajn talked over. This 8;?—
(Continued on Page Four)
Bessarabian Revolt
Reported by Moscow
RICA. Oct. 29.—A wireless mes-
sage- from Moscow announces. a
growing revolt against the Rumanian
Government in Bessarabia.
At" the station of Romanovtskr. it
says. asanguinary {ncounter took
place recently between Bessarabian
insurgents« and Rumanian infantry
and cavalry, culminating in the blow-
ing up by the insurgents of an im-
portant railway bridge near Czerno-
witz in Bukowina. This resulted in
a. train wreck. inwhich, according, to
the despatch. man); Rumanian sof-
diers were killed.
Banished Four Years
forrKilling in Duel
MADRID, Oct. 29.—-A sentencemf
four years banishment was pronounc-
ed by a court-martial'hene yesterday
upon Capt. Barrera. cannot live with-
Araish. Spanish Morocc
lied on: Page FOur)
pledged thvmscluAs lo run nu-l provid:
BNANI Willis-1
NUNNENEN WNMAN
..
L) {l
The
7ll‘ll
bill1
ilt'CtlStj;
in. the
\‘l‘ l :ilc
01' l'ezllth he
pcufimeut may
in. rating of the. Common Council.
.MANNUENANE'NANEE
l'ndcr the
C., 19211121 Regiment of Motorized Ar—
National Guard, andrthe Nor—
walk Fife and Drum corps. a, very suc—'
cessful masquerade dance Was held
last night in the Norwalk armory. The
dance was featured by the large num—
ber of persons who turned. out in fan2y
tillers:
c. ostuines.
The grand
It was directed bv Harry Smith. Prize
winners were.
son and Florence Rear-don. fimt prize-
the Misses Mildred Gall and Margaret
Magnet secox
Helen Gunzy
prize.
PENN!)
'vin eya rds an «'1 crops
(11:11:;1- :: Flood.
in}: :111 :lliifllllvlllll‘
truth-y
At a special meeting of the
'lhe committee in charge Were'
Amundsen. . George Webb“!
till
it A
‘8'
llNl}
Oct.
city.
washed
:';.-' 1:1' inlu\iL':1’1<' 1.. ‘ n . ‘
Hgniust (lame-:1 £111: 11.; ' I I“: .31 11 rafters M21:-
" w! -' .C '
nlivlll'li. 'I-il'A (x'xvi‘ 11"; KI! ’ ‘1 My I): lil‘lll‘” :‘L‘tl.
however (21»- "us ”24- ‘2».er y 1;;itsr= :l b;
V113 ('l.‘1i1ue~.i. \'.':1s 0;.“ .-...:..:‘=u!‘1 l?“ «“33" “f 30315? I
Which Sillvtn‘llt : 1
car in/tippcr Muir
l (‘luiluml Hull 5 \j.
lights of anotlu'r
thc )‘i‘lli‘él’lflillOll
:iA
Boar-l
ll} inst. night in the office‘-
he made at the new:
NE BATTERY N
joint auspices of Battery
march made a big “hit. "
The Misses Eva Steven—
1d prize; and the Misses
and Mary Warg'o, third
29.-——Sc\'cral persons
houses beings; dost r0, -
out
Al
Oct. - 29.~Moroecan
111unitions.
militifi'll l1\' lndalci‘o I‘iielo a Social —
3 I'E“£L“i.1 1."
Elie 3;» ;. g1” Nikuiii.
RS
111.1131
'11r1 sis up ‘ 11.1311 ~11 m
.n (it -
01" 1“ 1:0: 3 03‘
.71 impugn.
-.E.~A have l». .
Mimi-ll: and South sorry
15; on their taxi Hrs-Aim .2.
The three men nrrr ‘ l 1:1» until
llnou todux‘. and who art'- .. id 1:1 bidlllfi
$31“ pitch for :1 llcrn'iit'r 0:1 Nor.
morning. are John Pound”), .lozqsli
Corina 11nd Sum 521114111135.
For some littlr lime 11.1w.
guise of operating: as taxis.
Mars 01 formcr _11.lll)‘.\‘ lmw been run—
ning: lwtwcrn Norwzllk and South
Norwalk. 1f tin-12' are live pfoplc i!‘
the car each pays: tirv cents. If. pt;
son has wished 1.. go ”from Norwall:
to South Norwalic or vice verso, thc
price charged is :1. quarter. As many
people'- as one wishes to have 'with
tlt-i'm may ride. providing the number
is. not more than five.
The police claim to have. evidence of
the violation of the law by the people
that. how lh'l‘ll arrested and it is said
that. there will be nian)‘ more arrests
before the 1111:; is over.
W h o
(
:1 1k 41s .11.»
11f"
under the
the ops-r-
Eacoli Sci-huh and Joseph Amnest-
were arresgs-«l :it 13:15.0‘1'lock by ll.»—
trctive Si“?g‘v:ll‘=t iunt and. Patrolman
l-‘nmk Fll'utlnn. This mallc‘ a. total of
five arrests {legcthmz
vmw ’~
HANVENT NNME
'ONARA
0000 Willis
Teachers convention was opened
promptly at 2 o‘clock as schedule-:1.
which Fred S. Camp" Superintendent
of the Schools of Stamford. stated was
one reason why the. canventions should
be a succex. Following a few 1'.)—
murks he introduced Frank W". Ballou.
superintendent of the schools of
Washington. who had chosen as his
address. “How merit should he mau-
sured and paymentrtherefor.“
During the: course of his speech he-
1'c1‘cr1'ed to thc numerous school toach‘
ers who are under the impression tiul
their salon shout] he recognized 1:1»
cording; to 2th of their .erx'ice
1111-3 nut :1 their shilin
lvAzichintt. statwl that
" was entirely Wren: and that ii
the len
01‘
the
{011111
\‘.:is on iniustiw ' il).i3‘1USt‘ who are
stirring of mote (".»rt’zl«A3‘.=:1‘-i1‘m
1'91 t'i\§‘ it.
aliwrl or. the teach-1‘
Ollie-1'4 :H‘ll
l'ul'tiiz'i'
\3' :1“ Ill) EDP
“filial wh :11
is Lil worn out alt‘ 1' years of 'Sel'Vir‘fl.
lie Suited that this should not lie the:
r":~=«'»A if {lit ins‘rvctuz' has devoted his
or l‘Ar st .‘ 1. 'ts to tire lu'ol’ussia'r':
ill- \Vl)i:"l he just lfl his prime for
._ q“.
'1-‘1.~v\'\.'i1.'.r Mr. Wuhan.
(Iiiviws. Stzg'e-ru'le‘Hn of
1" MA-i‘iulvh. '2‘: :t‘uvl 109 l. He tulle
Hi 13;: Hi!— stall-2.42:1 A! :L 11113-71.»
(Continued on Page Twelve)
NE‘EN "rilllZNlrr
Nil 11111:
lllNE WAIT
Off. °
fi.——F:2f1‘ercr
12':.-111r.-11 iv. 'A'
\‘JAFHINGTUX.
sci-king". .7 through
1119.}: in: torcmi to Wait Ici'nnoz'arih'
for 501111“ of. suppiy notwithstaud
in): the is 112121.171) by the treasury cl.
anguluiinlls co\c"‘11f_" film pu-scriptioll
.Y'U}
i1.
of mull liquors lvfr physicians. it was
liltlltfalf'il last night by I‘l'ohibitinu
Couimi o". er Us}. hes.
‘il‘hlis ‘, ' E‘..i slot 2496i; as ‘G-l ab' 9
to study the regulation. 311'. Haynes
mid l1:- l'..1.1 been informed that (n;-
ports of tho- prohibition unit had. rais-
1'd the HM! stion us to whether lilitlt'l‘
the regulations which provide for the
unintzizicturla of medical lmcr undr'r
lwruiit. the luv-wers would he permit
tell to dispose of stocks which had
been manufactured prior to the pro-
mulgation. of the new mics and lirul
col hes-11 ric—nlcoholized for bevemirrs
purposes. This question. he added.
would pxolmhh' he 12. mutter fox c.011-
't‘srrncr- bltueen the prohibition unit
and the treasurv.
Ser1'1.-tziry Mellon. however. has e\\-
pressed the opinion that large quzinl'i.
ties of beer which have not been de—
nlcoholizcd were‘ax'uilahle in hrewer's
V1 arc-houses for medicinal purposes.
TWN AUTNTSTS f ,
IN NNNPETAL
Henry Roe. of “‘3 South Main
an'et. \V'tcrlnu‘y. and Joseph 11111110
or 55 Hairy street. Brooklyn are. con~
n1.) iglshionrll doom-s. old t‘oshimicd
costunus. 011i fashioned refreshments
and old ("“flllol‘l’d decorations. madn
the “llz-lrvi‘st Home Parfy_" held 5“
Trinity church. last night, an 0121
fashioned success.
From mp l'tg'hminxr of the. evening.
whcu the “1“" more guests began
’1“
to arrive. until the last dance was
danced. nhmlt H o'clock there was
not a' miuutc that there 711g not
something doing that {him-95195 and
entertained the. many adults and the
many ymmg people Who attended.
The plavlct. "Wanted—:1, Cook "
produced under the direction of Miss
ll'lildrezf Iconnrd. ole:3 sell greatly.
Miss Marion Mottram. who gave sev—
eral vocal numbers during the even-
me. was well received. The orches-
tra. provided music. for the dancing.
and. also for scvcral numbers which
it gave as its contribution to the pros
gram;
" The costume prizes: were; wn-n by
M'. Ritlini. who dressed; as Charliej
Chanlin. and by ‘Marcia. Hen—
dficks. as the. best dressed girl
The decorations of the hall consist-
ed of com shocks. autumn leaves.
pum pkius and fruits. I
Niles:
Halloween Pnrtv
for Sunday School
The First Congregational Church.
of _ Norwalk, was the scene of :1
Iiallowe'en partv. last evening. for
the members of the: Sundav School and
their friends. About ninetv of the
ycimg folks participated in the cos
tome represenguion 9E characters. The
PARTY AT TNlNlTY-
fined todav in the Stamford Hospit- ll
xrom the results of an automobile ac—
which occurred shortly ante."
oclock last (Axcning. wlur. u
r—ton Mack Truck owned :Lud oper—
ated by Samuel Katz. a. partner of thr
firm of Schulman and Kata. overturn-
ed south of. \Veisl‘ieit‘s Half \Vny
House on the Post Road.
Kutz who was driving the car at the
tiuwrxof the {ECCli'lE’llt-Slt'lté‘d to the
Damien police that his brakes 11‘1-1
otjworl»: and in order to prevent a
collision with a sun: on: in 'r'n'mt or
him he v: as olil 3:1- 1 to let the car ’(ckc
it's own course. According {05.1.1-
rrcne \vizn-'<‘se (‘1 hr the Sentinel rc—
porter this morning: \Pr}: little of 311':
(f}ll$9(;llPuC€‘ is left 0:“ the truck. The
body“ was completely removed from
the chasis. '
116nm; Reo is sni‘aeri :1: from siie ill:
scalp wounds and \\ 1l1 ptohahiv iezu- '
the hospital this Listernoon as stated
this morningiby D. \..ri\'nmins of the
Stamford Hospital. Joseph Iahno is
suffering from severe scalp wounds
and snacks. Tfis condition is serious
as it was necessary to take 30 stitchcs
in his forehead l‘r Ciimmins further
stated that it will he 2-5- hours or more
before: Ianno's condition can fully be
stated. . '
Samuel Katz who was operating “the.
truck is [icing held by the. Darien po-
lice on $1, 000 on the charge of reck—
less driving. "
The car was bound for Water-burs-
where Katz was taking 33. load of
grapes. the latter being littered, over .
the Post Road this morning
AUTOMOBILE- 833N131} TSP.
Fire at: ‘ morning
mobile owned by , -
Delaware avenue.
The afternoon se$ion of the School,
‘Iucreasiug cloudiness and wu-rnmi-..
Railroad Exe
cutives
Planning to Asks for
Wage Cut Immediately.
. ing.
1
Calling Off the Strike Will Not Alter Plans to Pml
. 1ms€Reduction to Men and Appeal if They
agree—Railroad Board Prepares a
Which Will Be Sent Direct to President Hardl-
Dis?
Report
. $1
——~'l‘he. railroad
to
CHICAG¢. Oct 29.
l-vhor boaid today was expected
hand its deferred decision at the nub-
lic hearing last “'ednesday to which
representativcs ot the Big l‘ixe rail
unions and oi Class A carriers. \vcr:
flrti‘E'S.
1‘ Virtually all rail brotherhood oil. Officials of the carriers. however,
lice‘rs, who culled off the railr'izrl have not —indicated they; policy in,
strike scheduled for (lc‘. :50. Thu 5'— connection with the return ofrstrikp-
day night\ had departcil fox their (-rs. f
lioiiit)s\toda,\'.
The final step towarcl
rail peace came with the announce-
ment here. last night by “1". G. Lee,
Chlt'f of the Trainmen. that the strike
Eof six hundred trainmen of the Im‘
tcrnational and Great E‘Jorthern Rail—
road in Texas. had been called off I)" .
general chairman of the road. '-
For Band of
NNVNN NELNTENN
NEENLESS NNEN
ENE
. (2:11}; is lu-lwi in
o;- lt't'lxh
3...“ F1-3:; ... '. if: flout Cf 1hr l
'. tic» about 311:.A- o‘clock this morn:
ing.\ “hen {he yrnr olrl Ste-vie Lylv. of
Marshall strccl was struck by 3.111 nu—
‘um‘lnlviiv Oll‘ji‘uli'tl lav Norah. The hair
is in the hospital and in \lliii\'i' obse‘w
union for inlrrzizz‘x injuries. \7
According to the story mid In: No—
uik he was driving down \Vushincton
street. when the ho): darted -out from
between two automobiles parked
against the curl). directly in front of
his car. _ A ‘
was thrown to the ground
The T10}?
and sustainrfin laceration oft111= form
head. He was picker] up and hurried
to the howitnl where hr- rxas exam.
ined l13' Dr. \Viliiain J. T'l‘racey. From
first emurinruion the- child was not
seriously-injured. but there is a possi—
l1ility of injuries and :2. fur.
ther cxnniination for this Will be made
this afternoon. r~‘tei'ahcn Novai; fur-
nishmi tim— lmnd sfor his brother.
internal
Sheriff’s Posse Searching
Train Wreckers
Three Persons Sériouslv In-
jured When a Grand
Trunk Passenger Train
Left the Rails and, the
Engine Turned 0 v or
Three Times
scent“!
nigh? ‘V‘ullll‘kl‘t 0} the
first smticu ‘t‘imml T1 .mk pas—
sv':‘.2'»"‘ {ruin The nun “'ere be-
lieaml 3-; WW .:.1Eli=C-Ill’lés to he the
ti'oin A-us'rclgcrs. who removed a. rail
1.1:11' Flinn. threw :rzi‘cs from '2 here.
h the result that the entire train.
vxc-"m on l’ulln cur. plunged in?
to thc Tl‘
jun-r1 St'l ir'nzsly.
.As lineman saw the trio running in???
the rsoozls t‘rc: 1 tiic of if“;
“Arm-k. as lac “'1' cut to t]: e rezir to {113435;
unrni' ' is , urn- of the nzen, £33
reportcd v IS '1"le pas’t middle. age-
while his (Campanions were_ 'much. '
younger. This Eirectrd suspicion tow-
ard a man about fifty—five. years at
age who had him 1'.» in. ~Elha three (18!!!
end who “as seen last 'nig'ht ifircon‘f-
puny with two young men. The three.
on No. persons ’were in.‘
srone
5: $1:
(Continued, on Page Twelve)‘
Damaged to
MIT NUILTY NE
ASSAULT NN MYERS
A verdict of "not guilty"
turned in the first instance. last night.
and the jury reported a disagreement
iu’ the second. in the cases of Ludwig
I‘dwicerwilz and Antonio Raffa. of
l—‘airfield and Norwalk. chargedr‘with
aggravated'assault on W'alter Myers,
of Fairfield. '
The. jury was seven to five for ac-
quittal in the case of Raffa. but was
unanimous‘ihat Ludwig be discharged.
The case was one. which has at-
tracted considerable attention since it
reached the courts, and was heard
yesterday afternoon by Judge Booth.
and u iurzs‘. in the; Common Pleas
Court. Fredt ri. 1; Asgluxford. of Stam—
foul prosccvzti 112.
Raffa was working in Norwalk. ac-
cordingyto the. story told. and was
visited here by his |1rothcr—in~law.
Ludwig. who told firm that. his
(Raffa's) wife, was entertaining Bly—
ers, a farm hanci at the Rat‘fa farm.
in l‘airfield in a zinncr that was de—
cidedlv ur.seen}l3.l’::f1‘a and Lud oi;
thereupon on .lulv 231m went. to the
I’affa farm and hid themseh- es in the
gun'et (iircctly over the beedroom 0c—
cupierl by Mrs. Rana.
That flight Myers and Mrs. Raff:
enfl‘red the room and retired. Raffa
restrained his rage as long as he
could and then came, through :1 trap
rioor in the ceiling of the. room and
went for llivers With'an iron bar, al—
most beating him -0 death. Ludwig
assisted.
Vvltnesses introduced b ythe State
yesterday were. Myers, Mrs. Raffa and
Dr. Munson. of \Vestport. who told of
Myers crawling to his home suffering
(Continued on Page Seven)
Sarah Bernhardt Buys
An Island for Her Tomb
PARIS. Oct. 29.~Although Ros-
stand's “La, Gloire" seems destined to
have a long success with Mme. Bern-
hardt starring in it. the “Divine Sar-
8.11" is convinced that she is not im-
mortal and has selected the s‘te €01
tomb. It was announced here to~
John H. Weish'eit’s Home
l
was re—
,Christian Temperance Union before
. Plait;
Extent of $3,500 1'22
Defective Wiring in $56
Attic May Have Caused ,
Blaze—Buick Automobile - '
Owned-by Clarence Weak
Is Destroyed
Defective wiring in the attic of tbs
John H. \‘Veishci!’ home, on Tarts:
avenue. is believed to have been ray
Sponsilile for the blaze thatvdestro‘yeil
the roof and attic of the house, amt,
did damage amounting to apprbxun-n' ' '
1“.ch $3.500. a. 2:45 o‘clock. thfl!
morning.
A. man. whose name is said to be
Jame-s Gorham. was pamng‘ the:
house when he noticed that the root
was ablaze. He went to the front
001' of the house, rang the bell and
knocked until the familv was WY.
ed. to}
An alarm was sent in to the Cert-
tral Fire station 0m Box 42, at 2:45
o'clock. and the firemen had a hard.
struggle with the blaze until'am
3:311 o'clock. The firemen left. just .
an hour after they had arrived. ha?“
ing extinguished the lust spark in km
ruins.
‘ Tho roof 'as burned off the house;
which is a amo stem and a half frame
structure. and the attic is also batik"
damaged. \‘t’ater dripping down the
wall: and through the ceiling dams:—
cd the rooms G: the second floor 33'.
'well. . ‘ ~ ., ,7
The loss. 'is fully covered by. insuig.
once or irie ed through J. M. mm ‘
six. is .estimati-d to be 35.3».
5:10, '
Company.
proximately 33.
W. C. T. U. Meets Nest, _ 7
Year in New Louie:
summer-11). Oct._ 29-—-New Lou
don was selected as the place fornei:
year’s convention of the Womat’
adjournment of the convention wining.
has been in session this week.
cers elected were as follows: , .
President. \lrs. Mary G. W3.
Plantsx ille; \ice- President? Mrs. 2
161121. Purrington. Hartford: Correlw
pending Secretary. hits. 11317
W'elles. Viethersfisld; Repel-dine
rotary. ers.’ Nellie Gager. W11
tic; Treasurer, 311's. Nellie Ru
nold,1\'{eriden; Loyal Tom
Legion. Secretary, Mrs. Glace W
Editor of the White
Mrs. L. 'K. Fuller.
' The discussing Poli-
Norwalk Chronicler