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Mlle! Esm-
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Reading.
Entered at the South Norwalk 'Post
omce as Second Class Matter.
, ESTABLISHED 1870
on. MONDAY, MAY 31, 1915
Probably clear today.
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TAXI CAB
Two Passengers and Henry Burst,
' file Chauffeur, upset the Under
Washington Street Bridge
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Alield. Mass... ran into the stone en-
'bankment on Barnum Hill, at 2. 30 nae.
o’,ciock yesterday afternoon, plunging lions now in progress on that street. A
IDick's tilree- year-old daughter, Alice
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I the car itself. The girl was taken 1m
Amediately to the Norwaik hospital,
Awhere her injuries were not. found to'
be serious. Doctors Tracy and Bur-
, . A trolley car yesterday morning 'neil took several stitches in a deep
about ll: 30 o',cioek undel the VI ash and painful gash “1 her cheek. and
“gm“ street railroad bridge struck "she left the institution. with her par-
iile side of an Edward O'Connor taxi- Aents, 50°“ after.
cab, driven by Henry Borst 0t Spriugj 1“ DACK'S car were his wife and
street, and occupied by John Dunn, . daughter, seated in front with him and
of New York, and a lady. turning the" two passengers in “‘9 “3111193“-
light machine over on its side. No one 081' “'33 coming down Westport “9'
{“35 hurt and the damage to the n]a.'nu9. headed in' lhe dlrecllon of New‘
thine was small A York and forming one of a long line
Mr. Borst'lvas about to make the 'of swiftly movlns machines. Dick
turn alound the police dummy under
the bridge to go up North Main street
When the trolley care came along. lipl
stopped and the car, in charge of Mo—’
tormau Keith and Conductor IButtery,l
stopped. Both the conductor‘and chatt-
feur were evidently under the impres-I
sion that the other intended to giveA
Itho right of way, and both startedi
again Apeculiar accident occurred‘about
' The. trolley-fender struck the rear 4 o‘clock Saturday aftern I911 Con-
tight wheel or the taxi and toppled it necticut avenue. near the Cliches b
over. The passengers inside the ”cab James residence. All!!!” SRO and
were thrown in a, heap “Mr Dunn wasI family were driving from MAIDEN,
Stan ed Again at Some Time
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Mill (Am lilA lAllll
ANDSIRABDAESSIONEWAH
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”and Othcer Frank 3 Station rescued the elfort to pass a slow-traveling maa
one lady Both were “plum ILuckily Ichine in front of hinl’, took to the left:
Iboth thy; windowe were noun. or the' side of the road At the same tlmé
o'ccupanm tthe auto wouldlhave’been however an automobile was coming
dull: perhaps seriously, by the flying toward NOTWEIR at a lively rats 01p
glass. ',speed and to avoid a collision Slto'
The automobile suifered but little turned the steering wheel sharply to
damage, and was able to return _to theA the right His machine 8985 "D an
11am under its own power ,embankment. down the other side.
A Aand “jumped" 011 a Stone Iw.all re
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Save for a severe shaking up the
1 car' 5 occupants were not injured The
,"*“i want to get arrested. Look me
up." said Miss Hattie .Steei. a nine
machine was not damaged to am
Igreat extent, and was able later be-
teen— year-old colored girl, employed as?
a domestic in a prominent South Non;
ing ppushed back on the road again,
roceed to New York city under
{walk family. to Sergeant J. Harry Gib-
son. last night.
itos pown power. Detective sergeant
Thomas Leatherland and Motorcycle
IOfflIcer Jarvis lMurray investigated.
land rendered assistance in starting
”Will" I guess we can accommodate
'you," replied the sergeant, taken
siderably aback by so strange a cre-l
guest. “But what's the trouble?" I
Mr. Sito on his way again
The young lady was very frank.I
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The seryices yesterday in the First
'Iworth of jewelry oil of M" Nash at! M. E. Church, partook of Memorial
Bridgeport, whom i used to work for. ID” character The church Was 2399‘
.‘l‘heu'e' s a lot of colored people in this someiy 999°“th withtSmerlcan “1:2,”
'clly knows about it. ’and they’re all‘ an“ the “0'31 dew“ 0““ were
the time threatening to chi and “mm" «
me" I Rev. William o. o
" “i'ii investigate your case,”
“said ‘DIIIpit. both roaming _
Sergeant Gibson. after he had klndly‘ 99““?er sermons in 0.691113 with the
granted Miss Steel’s request ‘to be memory 01 the dat-
locked up. were in attendance at
'. According to information received
last night 1mm Sheri! "'H'.‘ R. limos,
pf Fail-field, Miss Steel lived up 'to' “'0 L
Jmeanihg of her last name. The shér- . .
1R has' in his possesion a warrnnt- for
(zone yam may. and he will be in Nor-
{walk this morning to take her the ch.-
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'-squea1'
I . the services and
lithe gospel” messages as presented by”.
the preacher. -
my
:Durin'g- Rev; didn't postcodes here
I iIt is understood Miss Steel has dill- '
posed: oi the jewelry she stole. A
Little Girl Hurled’
Through Glass Wind
Shield of Aniomobile
Alice Dick, of Springfield, Moss" Escap-
Paul’s Parish Yard
A Studebaker touring car, culled" told the police that being slightly ac-' William Kubovitch, Who died in the
and driven by Israel Dick, of Spring- quainted with the road
1 Dick, headlong through a heavy glass' detour through Barnum Hm.
Iwindshieid, cutting her badly about probable that quickly and unexpected I been working diligently on the use"
And \‘I’hen Momma" and chafleurl the face and doing serious damage to' ly noticing the detoir signs at the foot and
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assistal opt or one machine and neIConn, to Neill York city Mr Silo in ,
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used son: It lies
Coronor 1011 J. Phelan, of Bridge-
port, will be ex ticnally busy in this
city, tomorrow in the City Hall, on
on Check, as Car 1... II.
' ' North Main 3 t. he will conduct m, My .
tone wa" Of St. .two inquests, pommencing at 10: 30 “I” I. {Gd '8.
A o’.clock They Avril] be concerning tbel “If m 0' Vessel Contain-
shooting of Frank Katona. by his son A - -
Louis. and the killing of two year oldl "If Imam
l Nor-walk hospital Saturday afternoon,
alter bein struck by the automobileIsnows N0 ”IsmsrnoN
of Louis mith, of Noroton Heights. I
At the anhshumnmo’ will be' ’
traffic is forced, however. to make a about twelve witnesses to appear he-
“ is tore the coroner. The 11on have
he had ex-‘
pected to make the turn into East ave- I
Because of the paving opera-I
Thomas I
Glam tilellsitenialed Mounted
cannonlboard
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Detectivc Sergeant
at Westpnrt 11111, Dick made a notch Immemm‘ “3' “Minimal“ mm
mm in the direction of Barnum Hill evidence which will be introduced.
miscalculating the distance with re- "“9"" 0‘ the ““9““ 1““ mdyl
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Mighty Baille Still
Raging About Great
Fortress oi Przyemy‘
[lustre-“German Armies Are
Wash—Russians Have Brought Up
Reinforcemenis of Men and Artillery—~—
British Steamer Tulioeilmoor Sunk as
German Submarine ' ‘
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L()I.\'I)I'().\', May 30,10 [1 m.—~Around the great A
fortress of l’rzen'lysl the mighty battle is still raging
sultant ditching. It is thought to be made sflldavits ”39’9““ what "‘9"
a miracle that little Miss Dick escaped “WW 0' the "100““ and “em“ MERLIN via London, May 31, 1: OSI
after plunging through the glass with "we" ‘99 “p ‘9 A‘ Tm“ “9'1"“ “A“ a m The following is the text of like?I
only comparatively slight injuries. doubtiessly prove an interesting one AGennan note:
The Dick party were on their way to M “‘9 “99"“ concerning ”‘9 999ml ‘The undersigned has the honor to
New York for the holiday. After the 0" the Kubovitch “03" the witness “in submit to Ambassador Gerard the fol-
,uccident they decided to return home R0“ "KWVA‘CA‘ 9““ Aillie Micklo- loWing answer to the communication
and left town on the 4: 46 train for "‘9‘" two little ‘0“ Who were ”“3101 May 15. regnrdlng the injury toI
:Springiieid. The car, which is a new 0“" witnesses ‘0 the “9‘99““ MEI American interests through German
and particularly at ctive one, was Joseph Lynch “9 ““51“”! “’9‘ on submarine warlare.
hauled to Lockwood' garage in Water “‘9 59‘3"“ 9‘ “‘9 “9‘9”“- “9 "‘9 "The imperial Government has sub:
street, where it will be repaired. Idriver 9' ”‘9 9"" M“ 5'9““ iected the communication of the Am-A
W Ml: DAL A'llmllll‘ml mm"! Valium“ 1' mm“. also . keen
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h I? n 15,; tropic new madly
link up it polished inisun I
dersianding. which may have arisen in
the relations wees the ‘1? gov'grnl
merits through he bionic entionadI
I by the American Government. A
The memorial vices held yestor-I T“ Sunday WA" be | his day f0r~ “Regarding. firstly. "m cm” of theI‘fi
d8, afterdoon byt qmembers 0f the the Norwflk Elkfi A! my. “me “I8 American steamers Cushing and Guii~
Luigi: deetta society of this city, lnIremllar convention of the rm n:- “3'“- Tile Amman «abuser has al—I
Arion Hall were decidedly interesting salted 'ltuiors or Connecticut will be
and were attended by scores of prompt held in the new Elks Home, on South
inent local 1mm, _ IMain street.- ' it' has been estinntod
The impressive poi-vices “em Inidbai several hundred visitors fitom all
charge or: President, Philip ChatelJ Dim 0‘ the ”to will be In sum!
Elie: Vice-Pimldent. P;'i‘u'm‘o;1‘ast once, and the local links are busy
ready been informed that the German
Covermnent.has no intention of sub-
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President, iI‘i'ank Cappucci. and ere-Ammo 099937990“ 901' their com
late, Frank Oddo Ifort and enjoyment.
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“Mam My God. 1”,, We”... The put malted Rulers In attend-I 2 SUE IN “DER”. 00”":
‘other 361188 of an fipprofiflate nature. ‘1106 Win hold all "KETOSUIIS buBlnEDSI
I were rendered in an interesting man- 39‘3““ A“ “1° afternoon in “‘9 M39
in the suits brought by the UnitedI
elaborate shore dinner will be served Hatters of. North America against:
nor by Miss Plunkett. The "Funeral room 9f the home. I“ ”’9 evening “A
in the WW“ holl. This WA“ be “1A savings banks in Norwaik and Dan
March" was player by M. D'Elias, at
the piano, and D. Eula, violinist. The
charge of John F Board“ “he“ bury. Attorney Daniel Davenport sloo'
new Bersaghiri uniforms, drilled in an‘ ability in ““5 "“9 A“ remarkable
degree team. brillinutiy attired in theif"
under the direction
Iof Capt. Salvatore. [mm 'INIO “mm
Interesting music was rendered dur-
impressive and interesting. services
ing the afternoon by the Eccentric
Club's orchestra. Refreshments were
were held, last evening in St. Joseph’ 3
Church. when seventeen young ladies.‘ ‘90th by D‘ E‘ Loewe 9‘ 0°" when
also served.
I Court Edmond de Amicis and Circle
Edmond do Amlcis, were represented
at the service yesterday.
members of the immaculate Concep-i the big boycott suit was brought
tlon Sodality, were received into the “39‘9" ““3 Hatters union.
Children or Mary Sodaiity. ' “Subsequently the Loewe CO" ”00""
-An inspiring feature .ot- the exercis- shed a verdict for 9240’ 000- against the'I
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to'Itho jurisdiction and also a motionI
that the suits be erased from the dock-i
He claims the Superior Court has
no tJurisdiction and the cases proper-
ly belong! lathe domain of the United
I States District Court. I
These actions were-brought against:
four bank: where money belonging to
I members of the Hatters‘ union had
Abeen deposited This money was at-
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Saturday in the Superior Court a pieaIIMiiler. gave selections.
The Austro- German armies are making,r a. supreme effort
to cut of? the stronghold and free these armies for 0p~_
~cratiolls against ltaly and the allies in the west.
Although great human satrificcs are being made
illtir progress latterly has been extremely slow as -tht:'
Russians have had time to bring up large reinforce '
ments of both men and heavy artillerv. ~
North of lo fortress the Russians appear to be more ‘
than holding Agelr oWn, but to the southeast the Aus— .2
trians and Germans claim to have made further headway
and now command with th; ir artillery the railway”
tween l’rzcmysl and (irodek. which runs south of the
main line between Przemysl and Lemhgrg, 1' I03) 411 '
I.”“‘I3a'tte'l‘l'tovl '6 ARM? hllpd law a large portion of their“. re ,
mforc'emcn s and supplies. . 1 ‘1
If . “I Thé halite ls‘istljll undecided and hopes run high in-
thefailied camps that the Russians will be oble to ll‘old
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The first concert “of the season was' “i SO I Sll I‘.
held at The Knob, yesterday afternoon“ A
and was enjoyed by a large number of: EM" 'at "DID. O'l A. I.
the members. Several well knownl
artists participated in the program 1
Miss Eugenie Rummder and Harold
Nash, gave violin duets. Miss Willa
Miller gave vocal numbers that were
'also appreciated, and the junior or-
chestra, under the direction oi! Miss
Mrs. Morton
1. McCausiand favored with whistling
solos. accompanying herselt on the
piano. *
The formal opening takes place to-
day. Bromfleld’s orchestra. of Glen-
brook, will give. a concert inthe after-
noon, and there will be a dance to
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Thomas Saunders, a member 0
,ilrm or Saunders & Beaumlnh
specialists, sustained serious int
Saturday afternoon, while at wo
the estate of Alexander J. Rum
the West street nrtist. He was s
in; the fruit trees. and “after pl"
his ladder against what so. I2
.was a stout b 7
he reached‘ih'é' t%
the ground. the bl'lnch anp
Mr. Saunders tell heavily on-
arm. He’ was assisted into the be
and Dr. Jean Dunmortier w' , 3'
night. "moned. IMI' Saunders appeared
‘ I“ . . * . ‘ t . t great pain, and wives sudsrlng
‘ from the shock The ambul
: D TODAY? EzESTS rude called and the injured mo "
‘ 923:; 9°“ 9" °s 9“ to the Norwalk hospital, '
'— ‘ Dunmortier
- Rakoczy Club and St. ladle ““9"
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iaus Cadets parade in o‘.¢lock
Buckinghom Post parade—-
‘grocery to e..
no ‘
goodness, and these “11!ng provide‘
Ithe subject or. hlrSanda'yI sennone. .. 'm'j‘fi'
:oiII only; two who“: 9 peopig up his 1
Two Iyear old ~Wliliam Knbovitcn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kubo-
vital. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Kuhovitch , of Connecticut avenue.I
died at the Norwaik hospital, at 8
o'clock Saturday afternoon, hon: a
fracture at; the base of the skull, slit-
(1 when struck,- four hours.before,
he automobile driven by Louis
'smlth, oi No'roton Heights.
Willi little intormatlon with he re-
‘slster.
men ex tossed their: enjoyment :lnr' ‘mcmW'i-léhi' “A? on “l5 “7: t0 ““9
‘ y p I_Wh_en inf” front or: 1111
{so .. at: rs' Joseph mph. 013' Gene-
Rev. Gimp. while a young preacher. zfiewfifll ’2“th "1 meqbflei my
believes in the old gospel' and genuine. WW3"! N Walk. passed that ‘39I31wss held it their home intermittent,
“9‘9“,“ it 4° W9 other 514’ 9% and was napalmmmdsdugnesta-m
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sm'U
no is; Now
It momma-so wwwmIflltmmL as mow
run-
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l'v'e'd‘, the socidént‘m «ideally un- "
Good atl‘dienoesA 3Mdfi%mlémm€::wit;ullllh Lf'
an um: am, e *2
as was the crowning ot the-Virgin
Mary. an- annual custom. Thiswas
done by Miss Martha, Buckley presi-
dent of the Children of Mary, and she
was attended by the Misses Augusta
Cullen, Katherine IBrsde, Wally Lynch,
Margaret Cook. Eleanor Campbell and
Sarah Riordan. Th‘é. Adt or Conse-
oration was read by Miss Melina
Campbell. and the services we con-
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WWW ENT ANNOUNCED
A\ has of '-the most pleasant social
events of yesterday attornomivmflhe
who puts elven; hyI ”new
hire. Nicholas Guneidgtor mu
m. Mioioflorenco Canticle. The this
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ill! New. ”101:3: CII
fl Whale summons '0
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batters. Interest on this money in tileI' '
hanks has been accumulating sincel' 11 o‘clock ‘ i
'1903 and the batters brought actions Roton Point. A number of
to prevent the banks from paying the things “too numerbus to men-
interest to -D. E. Loewe & Co. Satur- tion" to be enjoyed
Iday‘s motions were in reply to these Bell Island Club. Musical pro-
sui - gram this sflernon.‘ Dancing and
. social time tonight.
comm “"1 mKEs Norwalk Yacht club. Goes tn-
Ai’ltii ill :ilillll’s lift
to commission to noon today. '
Music, by SterlingLWelinitz or-
Achestra, this afternon". Dancing
tonight.
INorv‘IIalk Country club. Tennis
this nttepoon Dancing nus
CW E" Jamil, 0,9 W93} evening. Sp‘eidel‘s Orchestra.
“311% Wfl‘?” 0‘ ““115“ Court Laurel Club. "coeds
sands W .wtile country who
have aunt mm urging executive
clemency hushed M. hank, convict
ed olmurdimrat the once: of Gov-
fisrnor Slates. cocoons...- r 2.7:
e m W4. nouns;
" house." Musical program and
dancing tonight. 2‘
W, m oil-ensued Inca Is one
“circles (~10
ed, one rib broken. and th .
numerous bruises and a cut
Bentley's Orchestra.
Provided 'Mullo‘ Salli
'A subbcription dance
the entertainment could:
hold at the Norwalk Coil
Saturday evening, and th
‘joyed by the members atten
by many 'out of town guedl '
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East Normal: Yacht- one»;
5909011 House” all '.'_ds.y ,
medls Emu and flotsam
luluur.-M"Ws Is. .-
" Rndb'." WOW! W this r at.
'-‘- moon ”showroom
was served by Stew d
his std! ofvmluants 2
{go-Iguana!t!ao.0.-con0l0¢sooo,orcue.-'
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