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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘EWEBNESDAY. MAY 19, 1915
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311113512111 Defeat In * ' ‘
Galicia ”Has Reached
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Austrians and Germans HaveMade Greati
Gains Along a 200 Mile Front But: §$Qg
Their LoSses Have Been Enormous—1"
Austrian Offers Further
Grants to Italy Provided She KCEPSl
Out of the War-- --Reconstructions of
the British Ministry' 15 Under Way
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information from various sources indicates that
defeat of the Russians ill Galicia has
proportions.
the
reached serious
British correspondents at Petrograd. who
heretofore have been willingto concede little to the Aus—
trians and Germans. admit that the Russians haw been
forced to retreat along a zoo-mile line. and 1n one case
it is said the situation on its
collapse. of the Russian forces. _
however, that the Gérnlon's and Austrian- havemthhusmE‘sg-‘fl’
face seems something like a1
The statement is M‘
far won a victory Iqu déc'lsive strategic significance, find
that their losses have been «Enormous.
_ Austria is reported to have allowed further territorial
1 grants in the hope of keeping Italy out of. the war. Ev-
ery preparation for hostilties hos been made, the German
and Austrian Ambassadors are ready to leave Rome: and
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Government Stealer Christinclanl-
,' , moduli he 1:11.11 ot10deans
why an Illllnmvn Boat
"'OT'l‘OWA, Ont. May 19. V—Eight of
V the fourteen members of the crew of
the small government steamer, Chris~
tigq, {ere drowned when. that steamer
was rammed and sunk by an unnamed
. .- vessel off the island of. Orleans last
gillgollt. It who teamed teddy that the
bespel sank within three minutes and
. that the crew were unable to launch a
iiieboptaar don life preserver's. Six of
,;1=\Gaphln xcnnedy. who was saved.
entered a fracture of one leg.
The Christine was formerly Lord
' Strathmna's yacht and who chartered
by the naval authorities as an exami-
nation steamer. The name of the vesJ
not with which she collided has not
been mode public .. ,
. QUEBEC, May 19. —The little Gov-
ernment steamer Christine, which was
sunk with in loss of eight lives in a
..V1‘c01lisiol1 off the lilland of_ Orleans,
' on night, was ramineVd by 8., Canadian
__._ subm‘nrlne. Announcement to this cf-
'1. feet was made here today. . .
Kong the ailbmarine came. to mm
the steamer was not disclosed '
Captain Kennedy, who sustained a
V, broken leg, is now in a Vhoapitai in
' ‘ this city, The chief engineer. a rest-
. dent of Montreal, in thought to hive
perished ' ,1 ,- " ‘ "‘
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silichmond P Kobe,
them were saved by another VveaVsel.I
the italian railroads have been placed under l’llilitary con—
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PBINI BPEIIS All All 29
Pothe Freres will furnish the pic-
turea at Roton Point on May 29 and
May 31 and probably during the com-
ing season of the .open air theatre at
the local park. 11111111 arrangements
for two rattling good reels of drama,
weekly were made yesterday by Man-
ager Bayley during a trip to New
York. The park will formally open on
May 29 and the picture theatre will
open on the evening of that date with
an excellent bill.
park proves aufflr‘ out to warraa: ft.
Manager Hayley will 1111111111 feature
pictures at the open- air theatre two or
three nights, and possibly mere. each
week.
The shows at the theatre will start
at 7: 45 o'clock and will be continuous
each evening with the exception of a
slight intermisliiou at about 9 o’clock.
Another announcementmade by Mr.
Boyley last night we: to the effect'
the‘ company's property at the em
trance to the pork. The large rocks
and boulders will be removed and
there will be a general 111111111 up and
levelling off of the property which will
_ greatly 11111119111111 appearance.
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$10. FIRE IN cLlFF STREET.
suffered during a small him which
started shortly past. 8 o‘clock la'at
night in a parrot room in the house
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a roaring comedy reel and a Path»:
If pgtronaxe at tho‘
that the OonnecticutVfCompaunlaa de- ~
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HARTFORD?“ May 19 —To the tellta-
lathe history of Connecticut was
added the record of the General A11-
sémbly or 1915. which waaiadJourll-
ed yesterday by 4 Governor ~ Marcus -i~l.
Holcomb. ' The lastact ol‘ the Senate
practically.-twas.- the adoption of a
resolution. of confidence in President
Wilson, which read as follows:
Text otheaolution.
“Resolved by the Senate:'
tfl‘he Senate realizing fully the‘
great ' responsibility confronting the
president and lanlfntingthe loan of
American lives caused by the deatrué {
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NillW YORK—e..— 'May 19 .--Tlle United
hitters of North America, in conven-
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Eenonr by‘Congl-‘esa into govd‘rn-
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lobe". New Haven: Frederick A. Bart;
' Hartford: John M Wadhamefioshen:
., Babi- 8. Russell, VKIlllngly; Represen-
.natiyea W! So Ryde.
_ N. Brooks. Torrington;
.tion. nova passed a resolution domand- .come so sceneral throughout the state
investigation by tbe'war. (lo-1V
THE DAY BEFORE
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The Legislatlvc‘qlub of 1915 orgin-E
lzed yuafhrday as follows ‘
President—Speaker Frank E. Really.
Windsor Locks.
Vice-presidentu-—Senutora 111th E‘.‘
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Boy Ban Baolmmls and Ill: Hull
Strucktlle FroutIVlllcel of» the
ten. Bridgeport: John L. Purcell.
C. Dennison Tntcolt. Vernon: floaty .
if. Lyman. Mlddiotield; Senate Clerk ‘
Manchester-1
Jeane Davina. Willerbury; Robert 0
Vsatoll, North Haven; CiytuaV ll. King.
Fairllcid.
TmAumw—Senator Louis R.I Che-
ney. Hartford.
Secretary~bhuse Clerk John Buck~
toy. Union. .
VExecutVive Committee—Senators Lu-
cius E. Whiton; New London: John M. . Ming 7'
Totem. Eastford: Robert V. Mo'Goe.‘ ‘ ' ' ,
Watcrtovr‘n: Stephen Whithey. New —"‘“’“‘1 ,
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llaven1RepI1-esentauves Frederick M. .
Peasléy. Cheshire; William H. Hall,
thllngton; Samuel Russell. Jr. Jilli-
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dob; Vl-larry"E.‘Beick, minority: :11th
Chariot E
Williamson. Dorian: Samuel It. SEEM.
cor. Sumelrl; Clifford Stoddard.
Woodbr‘tdge: John W31. .i'i‘tmdvreli,
Trumbull; John H. Reynolds“, emit.
try: moat-11 nation, has: ammo
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Norwalk automobtlhlls have been
advised of a large number of roads
throughout Connecticut ‘ , Wilton
De'ath due to unavoidable accident
willbe the finding formally submitted
portconcerning the case of Gharles
Hem-y Burtiu, 'who we. killed Moiiday
afternoon: when he ran into the huge
i on West Norvmlk avenue.
Coroner Pinion. yesterday afternoon,
held his 1111111115: in the city hall coill‘t
room. Three witnesses were oxar'nim
ed They were A. V. Mllls'paugh. or
Dorian; drivgr of the bus, Joseph A5111
hams, of Connecticut avenue. a pas-
eengcr, and Fred R. Elner of West
1Norwalk,.whb 11131111111 from the ma-
chine but a short time before the ac:
cident. .
medical Examiner D‘lx Samuel H.
Huntington, and oncer Bryan Silk.
furnished the coroner a number of do
B-a‘crlptive measurements} etc. Follow
lu‘grth'o city hall helping Coroner P1151
fan visited the scene of the acoidenl,
and later intervlowed 1111s M. 114111119
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wilder? room the ‘Burtis’ .Vboy' Was a. pup
under way. VRo’AVd construction has be-
.me.
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Terrltorlal Read the Advertisements in, ToDay s Issue and Don’t Fail to Take Advantage
of the Values TorMocrow, Thursday, the 20th. Stores Open to 9 P. M.
‘ Free ConcertTMighfiil 11111111111er Square by American Band“
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Damages Freln llev. Hr. Slim
and Tells of Being Lockedjsia
Stanford Climb.
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Church Apparently Upholds Clergy-
mn and lies Dismissed Girl
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Honlillgsllssion Devoted to last A
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A sensational surprise, which lo :
causing boundless amazement among
. the colored residents of Norw
The convention of the Holland Hot-r ammo, . ‘9‘ ‘9!““3 ’9'" .I
tern oh NorgIh America, in session in! temoon Vb“ it “w I'lloflii E
Ne“, York city: deVOlIEId the neamrlefls Lulll Parker. COME“: of 1- .,
part. of the morning sellsin yeatordaylkms “9““9- But Norwalk “5
to receiving ind Acting poll reportu‘bl'lmght thmfih Attorney John!"
from the committees on law: and up Cuneo, 0! WEBMBBBOR street I I
plioatlona and grievances on matters slander and defamation 8““ Gum”
referred to them. In every case the the Rev. Henry Shields, pastor of
committeegreport was accepted onId~KnI8hl Street A M- E Church ll)-
approved by the convention. . town. Mr. Shields was served with“
An unfavorable report was made a .body writ yesterday by 01mm
upon a resolution. to change the’nulna plreiand. Bonds for $1. 600 were for.
her of apprentices from one to every mailed by Joth. Taylor, ..
ten journeyman to one to every 20. The decidedly spicy clrlalms
VAIn uninvi'able report was made up- out of which line the action, are ‘1
on a resolution that would prohibit out parallel in Norwalk and certainty
membersI who are not actively wolir- similar cases have been rare en
tug at the trade to be elected dele- throughout the country.
gates to the patient convention. Some time ago Miss ParIker, t t
An dnflivorable "report wag made up- elders of the Knight Street M
on a resolution resigned to prevent Church, prolohed serious charges
against the pastor. Rev, IMIr. Sh
and packing deportmonta. The reports ; ‘ ‘ ‘ 1. ’
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the matter be regulated by local un-
ions
Unfavorable reports were made up.
on twenty applhcAtlona for Admission
to the organization. iThl-ee of the ap-
pliIcauItVa. Louis Goigsinger, John VLaVIilfV
11111 Michael Cyajk, were from Dlln- _
‘bury. . .V V I .
wUpon a communication from the
Hat Manufactures' association of
DaInbury asking that wopllir‘lg agree-
mints be renewed the committee rec.
ommended that the 11111191 he colloid:
ered by the convention as a commit-i
tee of the whole, as the committe did
not llqu sufficient information upon! BRlVDGEPORT may 199.11}; I
the subject to be able to gtva it proper ill“ (if the order m “A" 3131.: 55
consideratiqn- ilent everywhere, active and gro
’Upon on application from the family: said Hell”- (3.3111 “8991' Grand 51
of Joseph 1151111111.: Dunbury, 11111.,” in his ”WV .
payment of death benefits. the com- 510,, of the Grand Lodge of .
mime ”99“?“ unfavonbly.. ”9-13 ticut independent Order of Odd
log that it did not have sufficient 111-In,“ here “Pd
lormation about the matter. -lt is, said
to be probable that the executi of
board will take the matter up.
.Th’e apeciAI committee having u
or consideration the question of the ‘ V
puymcnt of the lodgenl'qnt hi the D1lH;t:°:3::e;4
. E. Loewe suit who not ready. to re “liens and oval
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