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SOUTH NORWALK; CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1915
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Johnson
President of the American Bar
Association Talks About labor
and Law in Washington
JUDGES PREIIIIIIIIED Bl
IARRR VIOLENCE?
Holds That Trial by lury, Free Press
and Free Speech Are Vital to
Justice
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That the decision of the l'uited
States Supreme (‘our't irnthc llanbur'y
lrattcrs‘ case. was un<orrud from the
standpoint of sociology, was declrircd
by Stephrn .7. Gregory, president of
the American Bar Association, when
testifying before the industrial
commission in \‘I'ashington, Tuesday.
011 labor in its relation to law.
The Danbur'y hatters' case was
him twice in Hartford and was
twice before the United States
Supreme Four't, in the last instance
11 verdict and judgment of 8280,0011:
for ll. 1'). Loewe and Company of
Ilanhury, against 196 union batters
of Daubury, Bclhcl and Norwaik, be-
ing allirmed. Tire case was tried on
allegation of a boycott conspiracy
to prevent the sale of Locwe‘s non-
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AIIIIRE88 0E
PRE8IDENI SRIIIII1
Iload of llrrited Hatters Reviews Af-I
fairs of Organization at Conven-
tron
Tire address of President John W. I
Scully 0f the (I nited Hatters 0f horth the concern went into litigation theIiishcd, without first the mayor andl
America, to the national convention of
that organization, was made at the
session of the convention in New;
York city.
Mr. Scully reviewed the Loewe case
at considerable length, but said he
would make no recommendation re-
garding the action of the com ention.
He urged a change in the system of
paying death benefits and sun 1tested
changes in the constitution and rulesI
of the organization.
President Scuii1' s address was as
follows:
“Delegates and Brothers—Four
years have elapsed since. representa-
tives of the local associations nth
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CRURI RERIINES
NERIIRENI IAWIERS
ludgeIScores Those Who Absent
Themselves After Being Assigned
to Cases
. Judge William 8. Case, in the Crim-
inal Superior -,Court yesterday, admin-
istered a rebuke to law yers who were.
assigned to defend prisoners and who
11 ere not present in court when the
cases were called. The judge said
British Battleship
Goliath Torpedoed
In the Dardanclles
Reported That 500 Lives Have Been Lost,
Bui Admiral Churchill Says the British
Submarine Has Sunk Two T’Urkish
Gunboais and 3 Transport
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LONDON. May 13, .1 11. n1. ——The Elder complement was 7.r 0 men.
l‘r'itish battleship Goliath has beenE The Goliath was 41111 feet long on
torpedoed in the liardanelles. It is the Waterline and 74 feet beam.
feared 5110 lives have be lost. iier' displacement was 12,95“ tons.
l1 norrruemeut of the loss of tl1e1Sh'e nas aimed with fou1'12—1nrh and
IColiath was made in the House of Etwelve 6inrh guns; twelve 12-pound-
I‘toznnons this afternoon by Winston Eris, six lipounders and I110 machine
Spencer ("-I1u1(h l‘irst Lord of Ad- 'guns. Slrvlrad four torpedo tubes.
111i11.lty.E The (loliath the third British
. “hile no definite information 1111- Ibattlcship whose loss in the attack on
‘p: 1111in has been received as to the the llardaneiles has been announced
Enrrmber of lives lost, Mr. (‘hnrchill ,bv the British (letcr'nmout. Loss of
said he feared it would reach five Ithe irresistible and Ocean, together
Elrruulr'ed. E Ewith the French battletship llouvet,
I Air. t‘hurclrili also announced that was announced on March 19. All
Illt llritish submarine Ell had pene- 1tl1ree ships strut-k minus during
111'.ch through the llardaneilcs and in- general assault on the iiardanclles'
to the Sea of ltiur'mora. sinking two forts on March 18.
ITurkish guuboats and a, Turkish (7111 April a wireless dispatch
E11. usport. froru Tlerliu said information had been
I'l‘wenty officers and one hundred and received there that the lh'itish battle-
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Esuvcd.
Tire floliatlr was one of the older
llritish battleships. of the pro-dread-
rrotrltht type. She was built in 189?.
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EScheduIe fired Today Shows that
Total liabilities Are $93,481.32
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the fire of Turkish guns.
was not continued by
, Admiralty.
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This report
the Brit ish
A special meeting of the city coun-
cil has been called for this evening
by Mayor Francis 1. “nine“. The mat-
ter' to be considered tonight is the
advisability of establishing a pension
fundIfor' the Norwalk police.
This matter came up once before,
some years ago. At that time every
member of the council voted in favor
of the scheme with the exception of
one. person. Pressure, It is said, was
brought to bear. and the resolution
callrng for the establishment of the
pension fuml was vetoed by the mayor
then holding ofllce.
No policeman will be put on the re.
tired list. pro1iding a fund is cstab
I An inventory of the remaining stock
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Eof the Grand Furniture and Supply
Company of Brigeport, was tiledd yes
1 tor-day with Referee In Bankruptcy,
John W, Banks by Trustee Alexander.
IDel.aney. it covers eight pages and
I gives a total valuation of $7,,037.20.
I This does not mean that the total
assets is a little over $7, 000. Since
business has been kept running for r'iI_1 council sanctioning his name be-
some time. Although tile expense ol'Ein;r placed thereon. The income to-
1 rrruning the business also kept up \\lil(l the fund is fixed b1 the statutes
‘ there is a balance of several thousand The subject will be thoroughlv corr-
dollars in the hands of the trustee. 1side1ed this evening and it. is expect-
E The schedule filed with the referee cd an interesting meeting will result.
E in bankruptcy shows that the total lia-
bilitics against the concern are $93,— CHURCHES [II-[RR
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481. 32.
The expense of the litigation in this
instance is very heavy. The character
Eof the business alone brought about
:an enormous amount of detail work.
E When all expenses are paid there will
be v'ery little left of a dividend for the
1 thousands of creditors. It is expected
‘ that there will be actually nothing for
them.
The sale of the assets will be next
Monday forenoon at public auction.
“MOVIE” IIIRIIIER8NAPPEII
IN NIIRWAIN IESIERDAII
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which is commemorated CIhrist' s ascen‘
sion into heaven forty days after tHlsI
resurrection front the dead. This day
is one of the great occasions in the ec-
' clesinsticai year, and is one of theI
most ancient of. feasts oil the church.E
having been observed at least sinceI.
118 A D.
' 0n Ascension Day. the paschale can-I.
Edie e, which was lighted on Holy Satur-
day, the day before Easter Sunday.
and which has been burning on the al-
tar during the succeeding church serv-
ices.
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snapped by a prominent film company,I his human form. This candle typifies
at the circus grounds on Wilton ave-E Christ as the 115m of the world
one yesterday afternoon. Sev‘eral fair,I Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
actresses, clad in genuine circus dress; this Week ' were 12033an DaysN and
which one of them was “kidnapped ' I blessings of God were asked upon the
I The camera took in considerableE fruits of the earth.
I “local color” while on the EFOIIMSI Ascension Day was observed fitting-
yesterday. The breathless "kldnflp'I ly in Nor“va1k_The Pillar-opal and Lu.
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jsixty men of the Goliath's crew were ship Lord Nelson had stranded inside '
the straits and had been destroyed by
Today is Ascension Day, the day on,
is extinguished in token 011
A thrilling moving picture 509119 was Christ’s departure from the earth in‘
were the principals in the scene lnI Were days of gpeclal prayer, when the'
ADMIN ERNIE
IEMS IINE WARN
Largo We! Visitors Enter-
label E" m lure.
Loon
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What was one of the biggest fra-
ternal events ever held in this city
was carried oil in splendid style last
evening by the members of Butler
Lodge. No. 93, l. 0. 0.. F., in Odd Fel-
iow's Hall on South Main street
The honored guests of the evening
were several hundred delegates from
Adelphia lodge, of Bridgeport who
proved an exceptionally jolly bunch,
rnent throughout the evening.
them the first degree by the Adel-
phian degree team. The degree work
was wonderful. Faultiess to per'f'-e(
Ition. 11nd impressively beautiful, the
fuse praise bestowed. The work was
one of the most interesting, and tz-er
taiuly one of the finest tcatures of
the evening.
Following thcl degree work a splc'
did banquet was served in the ban-E
oucl room. This was In charge of a 1
11111 abic tommittec made up of thirty
1'1111111bc1s of 13 urekah lieht-kah Lodge,
. (i. (I. ‘, with Mrs. Robert (I. Ac-
ton. as chairman.
Noble (ir'and t‘larcncc l4}. t‘r'ofnot,
of Butler Lodge. presided at the Iran-E
Elmer. and he introduced, as toastmas-
Her. Judge John Keogh. who carried
” Iotrt his part of the affair excellently. '
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The menu met with much favor and
there were l1.“ oral excellent speeches
hf’llnonu those who spoke were: No-
ble i'rand Syrrnott, of Adelphian
:l.odgc: Noble (lrand Leo Davis, of
Wm llr'othcr's' Lodge: Re1. John Sir-r I
.pleton, pastor of the South Norw alk
ICongregat ional
Benedict, district deputy of the en-
carupruent branch of the order.
1NORIIAIN MAN HEADS
EORE8IER8 [IE INE SIAIE
Thomas F. Downd. a popular Fores-
ter of this city, at this morning‘s bus-
iness sesion of the Foresters of the
States. held in Bridgeport, was unani-
Grand Chief Ranger of the State of
Connecticut. This responsible position
of the popular local man are pleased
with his being honored with the high—
est office within the power of the Con.
necticut foresters.
The local delegates present at the
convention were: Daniel J. McCarthy
and John C. Silcox, of Court‘ Mahack-
euro, Hugh McCarthy and Charles Da-
vis, of Court vNarrult, and A Pesche
and Joseph Mareno from Court Ed-
mond de Emicis.
Itir.D011d is the popular manager
of the A. F. Becknran & Co‘s. groc
new store, on Washington street. He
is a member of Court Narruk, F of A.,
and is well known throughout the city.
8l RANGER WAIN8
AWAY WIIH .WAICN
L. and O .B. Jackson. uptown jewel-
ers, yesterday afternoon reported ,to
the police that a stranger, described
as a man taken to be about. 50 years
Eold, yesterday entered the Jewelry
Estate, on Wall street, and, pointing to
11 watch on the repair board, said:
“Giro me my watch."
According to information in the
pmrfssibn of the police the watch
11 "a turned over to the man, who left
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that whenever counsel was assigned to. ping" scene was watched with much; theran churches of the city, as well as mp store After his drgnppeamnce It
defend prisoners; the court expectedI interest by a large throng of [180919. the Catholic churches, held special was found he had the wrong watch
them to remain in the court room until
their duties had been completed.
Judge Case was much irritated over
I who will look forward to the DICtlfl'eI services.
1 coming to NOTWRIk- I In St. Joseph’s Church trervices were
1 "Movie" features in the making at 5- 3o 7 And 3 ocloclt. In TrinityE
Whether the 1taking; of the jewelry
was an intentional attempt to steal
or simply a mistake has not yet been
the absence 0‘ the lawyers when 9. proved as Interesting 89 the finished“ Episcopal Ascension Day services wereIdetermlnod. The jewelers have re-
number of cases were called.
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1 torday.
product on the theatre screen "to those at f 30 and gervmeg mm held up;
who witnessed the performance yes— mIorning in St. Peter's German Luther-
'on Church on Cedar street; »
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Eported the affair to Chief of Police
EVYiiliom R. Pennington, who has or»
dared an investigation. /
and who provided no end of amuse,
l‘our' candidates had conferred upon .
work of the members of the Adelphiau' :
lodnc descrwd every hit of the pro- 3
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Elle Notifies the Norwallr llospitalI
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Church. and Nelson:
rnously elected 00 the high position of’
is a high horror, and the many friends“
INIRII DISIRNJl ltIlINIi
IAIIIES‘ ARI WHILE
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Too Clever Playlets Presented in
Grace Parish Ilall, last Everringl
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The stagewcapabilities of the young.
‘Iladies of the Third District were clear.
ly shown last night in the presentation
of two playleto in Grace Parish HalIE
under the auspices of the East Nor-E
walk improvement Association. Un-"
'orable weather had no effect on the
grasses and their able portrayal 01'
litre different characters proved highly
IpleASing to the large audience, who
Ibrated the disagreeable atmospheric
Icouditions to enjoy the excellent en-
tertainment. "Young Doctor Devirre,”I
a farce. was first staged and it kept
the house in an uproar. The cast did
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Association That lie Cannot Ac-E
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t‘harics
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lollowim; Icttcr' it.)
today forwarded
“1F. llalli‘il‘.
South Norwaik, t‘onn..
M1111 13.93111.
\‘I‘illirun 11'. Bishop. J11,
Secretary, Tire Norwalk
Association, Norwalk,
llear 511: 1
\Ahih. not oliioiall1 notified in 1ou.E
i am informed by one of the direc- I
Itors of y'our Association me out at ,
the mecting,11nd understand through .
the local press. that at a meciiufr of I
your directors. held on Tucsd. 11' ev 1111- I
Iini: Inst 1 was elected Treasurer of
I11our' Association. .
l respectfull) decline to accept the E
oilicc I
Very truly yours.
CHARLES E. HOYT.
INRIENA III NIIII RNIISE
IN CAINIIIIII CNIJRCNESE
Joseph's, SLI
Mary's Churches, I
1in this city, have been advised byI
Right Rev. John J. Niltru, bishop ofE
Hartford, that a novena to the Holy I
IGhost will be held in all the churches I
of the diocese beginning tomorrowp
May 14th. and closing Saturday. the"
eve of Pentecost, May 22d. SpecialE
services will be held in the localE
churches I I
The bishop has also made the an
Enounccment that Benedict X\ has is
Isued rr'riecree urging the daily recita-
ttiou of the Pope's famous prayer for
'peace during the mooth of 111111.
BARNES lE8lIElINti .-
Hospital
Forum-t rent.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.. May 13.—Tlre1
I prospect of seeing William Barnes onI
the witness stand drew to the Supremel
Court here today a crowd as large as:
anythat assembled during the first;
week of the trial of Mr. Barnes‘ libel:
suit against Theodore Roosevelt, whenI
1 the latter was giving testimony in his:
town behalf. Counsel for both princl-E
pals agreed today that the end of the;
trial was in sight. 'If Barnes wentI
upon the stand today they consideredi
it probable that he might bejkept un-E
der direct and cross-examination fof utf
least two full days. In that event the.
case. the attorneys said. would be inI
the hands of the jury by Wednesday.
An additional number of men well-
known in political circles were readyE
today to_testify in Mr. Barnes be-,
hali.‘ it was planned to have Mr.
Barnes follow them upon the. stand.
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-Accept all the luck that comesE
your way, but don't depend on its com1E
tug-t If you want a job use a Sentinel
IWant Adv.
IBrilish and French
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Tr OOPS Score Advance .
Al GampOli Peninsula
Some of the Dispslches Claim the Entire
Section Will Soon he Under the “Con-
iral of the Allies—Seven Movements
Under Way on the Western fighting
Line, But Some Attacks Are Checked--
2,000 Austrians Are Reported Captured
by the Russians
LONDON. I\Ia_v 13. 11:30 a. ill.———l.!)lltltlll was cheer-
(‘tI torlay by the publication of a dispatch
recording a tlcvltlcrl atIvaucc of the llritisll
troops along the tiallipoli Peninsula.
from. Athens
and French
Sonic rcports cvcrr
heights which would
mean that thccntirc11cniusula was under the control ’of'
thc invaders.
claimed the occupation of certain
of
ilr's't
French
line
The
.\t two points on the western
01‘1eruti0ns
initiated by
is against tIrc Ilritish, and Iicleian
the is tlrc pushrrrtr, of
I ltlltll troops awarust the humans to lllt north of ."\rra>t.
scvcn rriovcmcuts arc undcrfinay.
lllt'
Ior'ccs near \Ipr'cs whil-
ticrmarrs.
sccorul
lor the scconrl. Iiou'cvcr. IHIIII of these altar I\s would ap—
pear in I‘..'1\‘c Iiccll cllt'L‘ItctI.
(In the Ilnlton'rna frontier l’clr'ogratl rcporl‘s a bril—
liant success non Irv tlrc Russian (‘rrssaclxs' cavalry over
the The Russian lior'scmcn, forcing“
tlrcir 11.11 1' through .11 scr'irs of barbed wire cntauglcrncrrts,
rlislotlgrrl the \ rsttiarrs from tlrrcc lines oftrcuchcs and
captured 21-1141 prisoncrs. :1 battery of quick- firing: guns,
am or r'al scarchlic'lrts and :1 \1' hole string of caissons.
Ixrrssia admits that the Arrstro German oftcnsivc is
still proceediru: I111 \\'cstcr11 ('ialicia, while \‘Iicrma claims
that thc Ituussian retreat is fast becoming a rout. with
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Austrian infantry
the invaders Salli-ring enormous Iosscs.
The anti—(icrrnan rioting is dying down
but it is reported as continuing with great
South Africa. .
The London Daily News. which is a government or- '
gnu. asscr rts that the Cabinet is prepared to order the I
internment of all male alien enemies in (ircat ll ritain but
that women and clrildrcn and naturalized aliens will not-
bc intcrucd.
Some positivcgrctiou on the part of thc L'nitctl States,
as well as 011 the part of Italy, is awaited with the keen-
cst impatience.
l'nofficial reports from the Dardaucllcs state that the
Allies have won important successes in their campaign
for possession of Constantinople. The Turks arc said to
be losing ground steadily in the land fighting. and the
cfi'cctivcncss of their forts is reported to have been im-
paired greatly by the fire of the allied warships. French
and llritish ships entered the Dardancllcs again yesterday
and bombarded forts as far 11p the straits as the Nar-
rows.
The possibility of a, final Austro-Gcrman victory in
Galicia as a result of the advance from Cracow is said
by the \\ .1r Office at Pctrograrl to have been eliminated.
The Russians, strongly reinforced, are now occupving ad-
vantageous positions, the \IVar ()tficc states. and are pre-
paring.r to seek revenge. The victory is attriInuM to the
concentration of more than 150,000 of the finest German
troops along a short front. in the ncighboi'hood of Krosno
for the sudden blow struck at the. Russian Iinc.
. The Futon of South Africa forces have penetrated
further into German Southwest Africa. An official state-
mcnt from Cape Town anno races the capture. of \Vinrl— .
hock. capital of the German possession
Austria is preparing to proclaim a state of siege in its
territory along the Italian frontier in case of war with
Italy. The cx'odus of Italians from Austria continues in
great numbers, and strong Austrian forces are being
brought in continually to points near the border. The r e- .
cision of l’l'aly,ho1vcvcr, is still to be reached arLd Parlra-
mcnt may be called upon to assume the responsibility.
The American note to Germany, calling for a guaran-
ice that attacks on urcrchantmen carrying nou- -combat-.
ants shall cease and that reparation shall be made by
Germany for violation of American rights within the war
zone, is to/be forwarded to Berlin today. The text of
the note probably will be made public late today. ‘.
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LONDON May 13,10: 45 a. m—An official state-
merit made public at Cape Town and received I11y the
Router 'lclegram Company srys that Windhoek, capital of
German Southwest Africa, was captured yesterday with-
in England,
violence in
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