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Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
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AIIIMPI II] New. England Artillery .1
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. _ War Department Breaks Down State
W worm and run Floater. Lines to Group Force for Efficiency—
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{ESTABLISHED 1870 SOUTH NORWALK, DONE, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1915 Flirtoniaht Incl Wedneaday.
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coroner man 1‘. field Inquest
Into Death of frank Katona
This Afternoon
Italians Hope to Take
City of Rovefeto, With} .
lts Elaborate Defenses
A Height Six Miles South of the City is"
Occupied by Italian Soldiers, But More
The inquest into the death of Frank
Katona. who died Saturday in the
Norwalk Hospital, as the result or
three bullet wounds inflicted by his
Grand llrflf floaters, With (litter
hm Mutilation; United
. Sound,.Soriously Disabled _ .. nineteen year old son, Logo: 1:111:03: Ra __ ,
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An extensive reorganization of the artillery in Stamford. as the result of . L
Artillery branch of Connecticut Na a petition by W. M Wilson, Jr. and]R[80RD~ ING
1 tioual Guard, together with that of the‘ 134 others. all of Stamford. This bat-; " i Cuneo will represent the interests 01
other New England states forming the tery will be designated as Batter l",
of London, With Little Damage—+555-
bia Has Reorganized Army and Begun
Wt l ala a nd the familys
Fifth division, which the United Tenth Militia artillery instead of Bat-l AI Rollw millet 1‘ 1135““: 3:599“ R- Taylor.
States war department has been con- tery B, Field artillery, C. N 6., which 1 ‘
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a New Campaign Against Austria.
The funeral of Mr. Katona was held
sidering for some time, was first evr- would have been the logical designa- W I
yesterday afternoon at 2 o 'clock IRe1. -
deuced, as far as this state was con-] tion wder the old order of things. “m "M“ “m Clubs "a" lGabriel Dokus oiliciated and interment
cerned, with the issuance of orders] First Lieutenant W M. Foord has]
l0 to liowed in Riyerslde.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, June 1.; from the office of Adjutant- General been detailed as enlisting ofllcer and] Formal Openings ] This morning Attorney Cuneo se~
~An Mtemptto out out of commission George M Cole yesterday. chanslnsvit to command the new battery during 4...... lunch from also Board, at whose home
the big guns at Fort Worden and Fort] the designation of Battery A, field ar- 'its period of organization. He will Memorial Day in Norwalk was lcla Katona is employed a Statement
Fiagier, guarding the entrance toltiilery, C. N. 6., to Battery E. Tenth arrange with medical officers of'the qulelly Mil pleasantlv obsened yes- concerning information furnished irer
IConneciicut National Guard 101‘ “19 tertlay. Fitting tributes, in the morn by Low” sister. According w “u
Sound. was made several days ago, itI Militia Field artillery.
became known today, and as a result] The order also officially approves ing. 11 ere paid the departed hero sol statement Ida, some time 380- l0»
titers. and the afternoon was marked. Miss Beard she was fearful of some
actiu so
by the summer opening of the shore trouble, because Louis was g
funny " Louis was "acting funny.” it
cl bs alon Norw l a
frzut g 11 k8 beautiful wat r! was learned. several months before
, the unfortunate shooting. This will
Although .no special program was tend to strengthen the defense of in
carried out gt any of the clubs which t
sanity. which Attorney Cuneo sta es
went into pomlnission formally yes _ 1
he will make in behalf of the young
terdpy the day’ 11 activities were of an’ man , ,
. I— untrue Baton Point enter '
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' port, at 2 o‘clock. There are a large
number of witneses to be heard dur-
‘iug the afternoon. Attorney John J.
NO MORE llSlllRS
lil0WEl) A8 A RESllil
Breech Blocks of Four Guns llavo
‘ Mysteriously Disappeared
lhc \ustrian city of Rovercto, whose clabOrate dc:
‘ lenses are relied on to check the Italians from pushing
up the Adige River valley and besrcging 'lrc‘nt, is 110W V
threatened by the invaders Rmcrcto lies r3 miles south
of Trent, capture of which is one of the great objectives
of Italy .’\11 official statement from R0111? says the ital-
ians have occupied the important height of Zugna, which
dominates Rovcrcto. The height lies about
south of R01 crclo.
“10 other important Italian mo1c. across the eastern
border. 11 inch has the capture of lricst as its apparent ob»
jccti1c.has been checked b_1 unfavorable weather condi-
tions.Rai11-swolle11 rivers are delaying the advance. but
the official statement says progress is being made.
The nature of the Zeppelin raid in London suburbs
and the extent of the damage inflicted have not been dis-
M its—4mm except. that..tlie..acrpnatits flew,_
dyer outlying districts of the city, and that many tires ‘
six miles
all visitors have been barred from the1 the organization of a battery of field (Continued on second page)
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forts in this district. It is reported
that breach blocks of four guns were’
removed and the loading mechiiiiism
damaged.
Tire discovery followed a report that
Fort Worden had been photographed in
detail by persons who had surrepti-
tiously entered the grounds. The pho- I
testaplu gave the relative ideatlana of .
, Itherbigtgdn’ramfttimmde
Up‘ to the timoof these discoveries
. automobiles wtih sightseers, were per-
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amusements werollberally patronized.
Douala Fowler Poat’a Tribute;
lleliriir lilthssss
Mic, Dancing and Refresh-
. occurred, perhaps as a result of the raid. Further details
A in honor of the members who .havo1
initial to visitlthetellevgtip: 3:11:52: motifs, and llituess Yacht out] Flags re bistributed as we More, Douglas Fowl" Post, 11.; mm mm P08]. are Md back on account of the British cclisorship. . f
a ter es are oca e . u . Rm; Solicits A. 11.. yesterday morning carried out Serbia apparently has begun a’ new campaign, its".
Rwy :01”
have been issued forbidding any per-
son to visit the batteries without a
special permit from the commandtng
officer. and those who receive them
must‘ be accompanied by a guard.
Mill ilflliESllllE ,_
till llfl’llll Sllflilll
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
' of the organization passed a thorough-
The formal opening of the Norwalk
Yacht club was held yesterday. with
fully as large attendance, during the.
afternoon, as ever .gathered at the
club house. The members and friends]
ly delightful. day. The club went into
commission promptly at noon, and the
ships in the harbor as well as“ thel
club house were gully dressed in col
ors appropriate to the occasion, Sa~
For the first time'in its history.
Wilton had a regular Memorial Day
program. on Sunday. with appropriate?
addresses, martial music. and about
twenty alive veterans of the Civil War
as guests of honor.
were held on the Green near Wilton
post office, and over two hundred pen
I pie enjoyed the remarks and joined
«ll-r! man can teams
in’ the singing. Every person preach
was presented with a small silk flag.
The exercises .
(Coatlnuad on Fifth Page.)
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Samuel Lyrics and Party of Four
Somewhat lniareti in Cannons
Yesterday ’ '- .
The large automobile of Samuel
hynes. of West avenue, wasfldamaged
tothe extent of several hundred doi-
iars «yesterday afternoon when it
crashed into one of the stone posts in
army having been reorganized during the long lull since
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, - ~ WASHlNGTQN June 1.—-Pres
State Policeman Frank A. Virella, Wilson announced today thgt h
; :was pleasantly surprised yesterday on 111168 01’ thirteen guns were fired at
the receipt from New York friends of .
a handsome floral horseshoe. , .The (Continued on Second Page.)
beautiful gift stands four feet high and!
is made of rbses. Across the center,
“in letters of gold, 15 the word "5“” HARVEST WORKERS V
cess.” The gift is from out of town , (Bonfinued on Fourth P180)
acquaintances, who have the same] " '
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feeling for his success in his new of- STAR-ll A “'01 .V . .
fice whichshe assumed today as his KuBovflc" INQUESI
- large circle of friends in Norwalk have.
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.The new deputy entered on his new
duties this morning and he is receiv»
trig the congratulations of his many]
,- friends.
Coronor John J. Pbelan, this morn-
men avho have- beerr in mild for nearly “15 opened his inquest in the death of
a week‘waitihg for work in the bar-,‘w" year old William Kubovitch, Sat-.
vest fields. Two hundred men were; urday, when he was struck by the au-
0m IN fan“ escortedto the railroad stations, plac-i tomobile of Lewis Smith, of Connecti l
ed upon freight trains and told to cut avenue, dying four- hours later in
, ‘ the INorwalk hospital.
leave. More than a hundred others .
Thgre will: I}: ill—TEE gatliiering of who arrived in the city at the same I The only witnesses to the accident
mam era a t e no yester ay a ter- ' besides the driver of the car were two
“ noon and evening. Bromfield's orches- Itime were warned to leave at once. ’
-- - little girls Tillie Micklovitch and
For-nearly a week man who flock- I ..
tra. of Glenbrook provided music for . y Rosa tKubovitch. The little‘tots were
. dancing in the evening,’ and this pas- l '
'ed into Enid in advance'of the harvest f l hi 11 till i . th
. so r g one s morn 11g ey
time was greatly enjoyed by the guests; ha1e been public wards
present. Several indulged in bathing
couldn't give the coroner much info ors-I
matioh
in the afternoon, and there were num- CANOE OVERIHRNS 0”
email boating parties out all day. Thel
agorilla-ileum
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front of Samuel J. Miller’s home at
Canaan Statiom .Therc were five 01:
under the yontrol of Eagle ran-oraoy. - crossbar. June 1.—-With walking currents of the ear » Mommas MI"
Scouts Of America. who madc‘a brave delegatew and pickets, the public Whoa; who was driving, but all es-
. showing, and Were widely praised for‘ school children carried out the expec- caped with minor hurts, With the “I tOfllcer Virella, upon information definitely after ‘conferrlng today with
ted strike yesterday. and the number ception of him, and he is nursing 11.11111118th him by William Fair. héld the cabinet While he did not sons
of absenteea was the largest in 1119' badly bruised knee beside slight lac-1 together with "Jack" Deveraux as, details about «lhc- statement, it sill
history of the town. The strike was; erations caused by broken glass of the murder suspects. has been successful was undériltotkl that it will warn
the result. of the opening of the windshield. The bursting of the tire. in locating a dootor and a dentist In factions that- they must impme
schools on Memorial day and was for on the right. forward wheel, resulted Albany. N. Y., who may furnish valu- dttlons immediately. The pres , .
the day only. Today. all of the strikers in the accident and the fact that the able testimony. The doctor. some time praised Du Val West, his a
were back at school. car was proceeding at a moderate rate. 880. performed all operatipn on Mrs- aged-,t who recently made a de
Picketa 011‘ Duty 1 .. of speed- probably averted more Fair. whose alleged body was found in report, and spoke of his service aa'
INinety boys and so girls were ab— serious consequences. lthe Darien woods hilt August, and theI mlrable.
sent from thesNew street school. Pick- Mr Lyrics with his party was head-I Dentists fixed her teeth. These two The main part in Mr. .West‘s m
lets were stationed at all approaches ed for Danbury with his party and a men. with their knowledge of the W0-' the president said, has bleep not
to the school and boys and girls who few feet before the residence of Mn, man, will be able to furnish the an- and there is no present expec
1W9” on their Way to their studies] Miller‘s was reached, a loud report thoritles definite information as to theI that he will return to Mexico .
1were called ."yellow" if they persisted: was suddenly heard. The wheel was dead woman's indentity. some people WASHINGTON June 1.—-P1Ie . 1
in attending. » I ‘ "claiming it is not Mrs. Fair. Wilson will confer with Miss
Principal Fella PM. I! According to information received Boardman. 0f the American Red
There was also excitement in the from Albany, where Mrs. Fair lived tomorrow on B Red Cross plan to
vicinity of the high, school: and 44 Her some time, she was of a striking in Mexican border army DOSE
boys and 40 zlrlis remained away from ] appearance, and always wore clothes Dom. for colléCtlon. and distribu
school. Principal R. E; Morris nipped l-of the most expensive quality. It. is food to starving Mexicans Th
in bud a‘ plot of 40 pupils to walk but said until the police of that city inter~ dent will confer, later With ‘39ch
during schdolhours. Thos'o in it had .. fered with the operation of her resort Garrison on the subject.
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evidently pinned to attendschool in . she was very rmperous A“ °mbal8° “831““ “PM
the morning as usual and at a given The clothes found with the body in Imus to Mexico and cabinet
signal make their departure from the] Thomas amines and George Legates the Darien woods were of, the com of foodstuffs to the United Sta
school Principal Morris was too quick were arrested yesterday by OrfiderRo-l .monest material a step relieving famine condlt‘i
for them, and. after a sevore repre-l hora A. Gainer on .Day street. This; Important developments are e’xpect- low the Rio Grands was p
.[morning they were amtgne’d before 1 ed in the case within a short mm day to President. Wilson b M
‘ Judge John Keogh chargbd with ' bol Boardman, of the crew
drunkenness and breach of the peace. ‘ , 'mitte‘e of the American Red
and two assitants, are devoting theirs ably would defer making public
entire time toward unraveling the statement on Mexican affairs until
murdér-mystery which is arousing morrow morning.
great interest among IDarien residents. The president said he would denim}
as a abut/enlr of the day: 11 .
The meeting wagorganized and was
IENII), Okla. Junel—Governor Wil-
liams today ordered a company of the
Oklahoma National Guard to assist
the sheriff’s force of Gearfleld County
in quelling riots growing out of the
demands of more than five hundred
.,‘.
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
Mrs. George Lynch, and daughter, of
Cpnuecticut avenue, the first people on
tennis courts also were liberally pat.
, Ionized, and delightful contests were
age scene of the accident, testified as
lo picking the child up after he had
indulged in. An improved and up ”to i
date marker .for the course will be in-'
(‘Continued on twelfth page.)
ofI. poor interpretation AUTO ACCIDENT IN GEORGETOWN
been struck.
Becatise
stalled in a tow days by Charles H
Harty. who is in charge of the grounds.
The restaurant came in for a liberalr
tillare of patronage, and Chef Robin-
son is pleased with the new, atrium]
ments in the kitchen. IA new rahge
II, a canoe,
When his foot cadght in the seat of
which overturned; on! the
lR‘oton P'oint dock. about noon yesterv
day. Robert Bertram. of Newark, N. Y.,
hung head dowuward in the water for
more than a minute, while his camped;
Takos Lacimek could nahgive with . .
cient evideaeeto the‘ coroner- i'l‘he 1a.; -
quest was continued until five o'clock 3
this afternoon. at which tune a new - . »
interpreter will be in alt‘tendance at
the bottlink ‘ ~.
Case against Shaman was polled. Le
I gates 116s fined $5 and casts. .
Samuel Clark, arrested by Officer I";
S. attrition for breach of the peace;
was nature's this morning by Judge
I I:- Koogli caramel report each Mon-
' IMiss ‘Elda Benton, of Georgetown. WOMEN’S 0101a GENVERAV
driving a horse and wagon,
struck yesterday afternoon by the
Ford putbmobile of C.‘ J. Hanson The sessions of the Natldnai C an
accident occurred in Georgetown. Women'a'lllu-bs were begun
1 arrow.
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11111. Boston was turning a. corner bit-a. Percy V. Pannybacl't
and the driver of the car tried t; of the} o nation, spoke
turn it at the" same time. 'l‘ha' maeh- Bpicit of do Fedeiatioh .
day mtirniak to Chief Ifhianington.
Hattie gloat, who gave” herself up
police Sunday alight. ahd admit-
Elie ms a thief was taken into .
no 'lest night. 1111'..- whitihrcu’tody'I I . I“.
pldly was been checked. (little , I
L—Tltel
building in which the airplane filerald: to m.
and boiler have been installed there. Jone “mated hill) from 3“! predic- moi. lunb‘
A- V- Mllln 1111311 in runnlfis the ”I"? uncut While not: hnconacrous, hot-‘-
line. and rrted a. large number of tram was pretty much all in as a ”I. morning at 9 o'clock, from the hoina'
passengers without mishap. ‘ suit of his experience and all who wit. , . , ate, Mr. and litre. Btephen
. Already a Fourth of 11.1,: celebration am the metrical agree that he I,“ exubovitnh, o‘n Connecticut arcane. lu-
.bglpg planned at the club, anB it htnarrow 9mm from gum“, . . torment was in St: Merriam V Ibtery. 1‘
l“? to be something out of “Wu . WI . , ~ , ‘ ‘
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The funeral of\ the litBo victim of
the sad incident was held yesterday
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