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Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
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SOUTH N0RWALK,~1CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 19151
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Daily Visitor.
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Rain Tonight and Thursday.
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little Ceremony Attends Induc-
tion of lien County Official in
in the Republic
Cridgeport, Yesterday. ...
WASHINGTON June 2.—-President
President Wilson’s.
Warning to Mexico
To Change Conditions
Factional Leaders Must Cease Fighting,
and Assist III the Restoration of Peace
um IIIIIII
,. sot. IIII IIsIIIssII
Chief of Police Perinioxton Upholds
um Officers Conduct After
Sunday Aiternoon’s Accident
Police Sergeant Thomas limit was
cleared of the insubordination charge
preferred by Detective Sergeant
Thomas Leatherland after 'an ani—
mated hearing held before Chief Pett-
nington, in his private office, yester
With these purposes the people of the.d“-“ afternoon. "Sergeant Hunt did
Bulgaria and
ItsIIIIII
toms IIIIII
IIIIII QUEER
Daughter of the Murdered Man,
Said tier Brother lied Been
Growing Worse for Some Time
Added to Allies Ranks
ANNOUNCES ASSIGNMENT
0E DEPllll SNERNES‘
llas Been Able County Commission-
er for Twelve Years
At 8:30 oclock yesterday morning,
Simeon Pease of Fairfleld was swom
Wilsons warning to Mexico that the:
United States instinctively and gen
i
l
t
United States cannot peimit present1etously sympathjzpd m" the leaders
renditions to '(ontinue went forward of the reIolutlon, in the torv hour of
by telcgiaph todm to American
agents who will deliIeI it to the inc-.1
tional leadeis, and was III the same;
time made public at the Whito1
House.
The statement, which goes to Can-
not
[lllllt ipal leaders.
of President
exptessed in a
but as a declaration
1\‘tilaon‘s attitude,
theit success, lit-Vt? disagreed and
turned their firms against one an
other.
“All professing the some objects,
willing to cooper.ate A central au~;
IIInza, Villa, Zapata and Garza, theithorlty at Mexico City is no sooner' an issue.
expected to support it.
“ltiexico is apparently no nearer a
the right tilting under the circum-
stances,“ was the verdict the chief
gave after five witnesses had been
examined. it is It well-known fact
that concerted effort has been direct-
ed against Serg .11gnt got some
time back with ’vlew to forcing him
"be“ are, “PVBTIIWIPSS. unable or un off the force and the charge of Scrv!
geant Leatherland brought things to
The pleasantest of rotor:
8“ a (“1’10' 69‘ Ill) than it is undermined and its tions have not existed between these.
llltilli note item the bolted StateII.‘ authority denied bI these who were two officers, and, it to alleged that"
lother attempts have been made in the
punt to discredit Hunt, all of which
in at the County Court House by statement to the American D9011“? istsolutlon of her trauicnl troubles than have failed.
Notary Public Charles S. Ev ans, as
high sheriff of Fairiield county, suc
ceeding William Vollmer, who held the
office for the last four years. The men
whom sheriff Fease appointed as depu-
ties, were on hand bright and early,
as follows:
“PM more than two years revolu-
tionIIIv conditions have existed in
Mcxito The purpose of the rcvolu-;
tion was to rid Mexico of men who
ignored the constitution of the Re-
i
l
she was when the retolution was first
kindled And she has been swept by
civil war as if by fire. Her crops:
were destroyed hcr fields lie unseed-
ed, her work cattle are confiscated
for the use of the armed factions, her1
i
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ERROR IN ERIN} lICENSE
Inn nurses
.5 ~ lot It illitiilti
l
Youth field” for I:tlet Wanted to
Kill father and Benoit Suicide
l
of Battle
The addition of Bulgaria and Rumania to the ranks
of the Allies is indicated by
to Paris stating that Bulgaria has obtained
giants {tom Rumania and is
negotiations with Russia: l'ndcr this plan, it
(Toroner John J. l'helnn's inquest
into the death of Frank Katona, HuII- l
gallon (arpenter of 25" lily Inenue,1
int the hands of his nineteen-min old
son Louis. conducted vesttrday alter 1
noon in the City Hall did not bring;
out any new detelopments The find
ing “as resort ed but “ill be submit-1
Rumania will go to war against
against 'l'urkcy.
RIIIIIIIIIia aspires to the possession of
which the Austrian government is reported to have re—
fIIsed her. 'I'tIrlII-y already
Adrianoplc anti elsewhere south of the Bulgarian border
public and used their power in con-
and were sworn into office by Mr.
tempt of the rights of its people and
Evans. Sheriff Pease will hold oillce
for four years. 3
One of the first things Sheriff Peaso'
did was to announce his revised list 01
jail officials. Matthew W. Bco
IDsnbury la deputy latter in Bridge-
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NIII 23 IIIIIIIIII
III Iiltii sun3
The monthly meeting of the school
board last night proved to be the short-
est of the year, the proceedings taking
less than half an hour. The report ot
i
Icontinued on Second Page.)
I on Is Inn 1
Into IIIIIIIIIII
Said to Have' Admitted Iheits—.
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it
it was ,disposed of in short; order. ltl
dealt with the graduation exercises
and the board finally set June 23rd as
the. time. The intermediate classes
I THIN the ‘flermon will hold their exercises in the after-
noon of that day at the Armory The
l“I‘URFU‘ILD. June 2,—Harriett graduation of the senior class of the
the superintendent was the only mat-1‘ the
ter to come up for consideration and; 1ing
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1ulm6oletictovo. “to, M
”mm m llRlllElll “Wm hylletltction to
1 Mfof3.000MPtovllled—-
' “chihuahua”? '
Councilman E. J. Hill or Norwalk.
"Id c.0185) M. E. Hanna. of Stamford,
will addrela a meeting to be held un-i
der the auspices of the Darleu branch The drungsIs of the state me very
of the? NAWoal Secufity League in much exercised over the discovery
Dorian Town Hall; Thursday even.lthat a law was passed at the last
June 8, at 8: 15 o'clock. All res- session affecting theiI business whlth
ldents Vctr.- 'Darien and neighboring. it was Intended should not pass
towns arol‘nviied to attend. Congress. There was a bill before the com-
mon Hill to thoroughly familiar witlilmittee on excise. which provided
the legislative side at the National do-Ithat drug Eoensoa should be restrict-
fenae problem, and Captain Hanna is ed to one in etery 3000 people of a
an ex‘army‘ Officer. who‘ls recognized town, but not to affect existing can-
as an authority on the military side oi ldltlons. The committee reported a
Bill BillilERS NENERSX.
l . . . .
1 for possrhle InI'nston.
|Ied ulthin n day or two. 1
The witnesses board were: Miss.
lIlII Katona, a bright and attractive
daughtei. of Frank Katonn; Mrs.
John B. Risko. another daughter;
Jopeph Fischer. a neighbor: John L.
Roberts", the? polled'haicer who asslsi
ed in arresting Louis Katonn; John
L... .
tI ograd.
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WIiliilil. Inns _
nun IIIIIIIIIIII
floodlit llospltd Directors illiavo1
"Ill! Rh m Blll "f. Cur-
(Continued on
NNESN'I WEXPECI l0
Neither llas labor Commissioner
'l he status of military operations in (tallipoli Is made *
still more confused h_\ Ihi latest official report from PI:-
lo the mum of l’rzemysl, 11
succtsscs for' the Austro- German fordes are ’claittted‘tit
Berlin and \ Ienua it is said the Russian repulsed their
‘oppononifi: W’ltll enormous losses. The Rossini 'War Office -
acknonledgcs that one fort ”was broken into,°hut declares
the attackers were subsequently‘cxpcllcd. Consistent suc- .
ccsscs all along the eastern front are claimed by the Airs?
1N0RE NNJNESRES
NINE ANNIE NIB“
‘1 Steele. a. girl,‘\vho, it is alleged brokof
through a door at the home'of Dr. G.
. not. outrun in the Stratio'rd district ‘Iast‘
September and made away with over1
$300 worth of jewelry, has been ar~‘1
High School will be held in the oven-
lng. The board left the place of hold-
ing it undecided. but it is understood
that they will occurelther. at the Ar-
mory .or the auditorium of the High
the question.
substitute bill.
When the matter came up in tho
'i House an amendment was offered by
which the law should not be en-
tis lies Not Yet Accepted.
William A. Curtis. banker and promi-
ComIelly Declared himself 3.. at the inquest oi the li
rested and is now in charge of Officer? School.
H. R. Elwood, pending trial this after~f
noon before Judge Bacon Wakemanfi
Harriett was located in South. Vorttalk‘IH-EpfloNE 8001.".
and held until Monday, when Mr El- '
I
IN DNRIEN RNBBEDI
. wood took her in charge.
hate Sunday evening Harriet walk-1
ed into the police station there and-
The east-bound station at Darien'
was broken into early this morning
and the contents of the pay telephone
both was taken. The amount of money
that was in the box is unknown, but it
is thought to be substantial. The en-
DIRECIIDRS ELECIED'trance was gained by smashing a
‘window in front, the robbers using
rocks to accomplish their purpose
The special meeting of the Norwalk Nothing else was disturbed and there
Hospital Association called for ihel “'35 no indication that; any 5‘70” W33
purpose of electing four directors to-made to break-into the ticket ofllce.
succeed the gentlemen, who have re~lEscaDe was made through the other
signed by Christion Sway-t2, Edward ‘ window. which had beenunlocked and
night, the actual count showing eraised up. Thetime of the break is
teen present.
Wheeler called the session to order I’vho lives in the house ”adjacent to
. and Judge James T. Hubbetl was eiecI- the station approach. Alexander. said
ed temporary chairman in the absence that he heard a crash, but thought it
of William F, Bishoper, was a freight train as he looked out
‘ The call of the meeting was read of his window and saw no persons or
and also the letter of resignation, l.ights Railroad Detective Morehouso
signed by Christian Swartz, Edward 0.115 investigating and the opinion held
Beard John _H Light Richard H (301qu is that train riders did the act.
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(Continued,on Second Page.)
NEW ‘NRSPllAi
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.Wiiiliiitllil IIIIII's
Vice-President A1 c,‘1fixed at. 3 a. m., by Frank‘Alexandodi‘t‘.
' (Continued on second page)
NEHRER MURRY’S RENE
IIIIII IIIII HEARD
WATERBURY, Conn, June 2.—
Judge Isaac Wolfe. of the Court of
Common Pleas, New anVen, with a COVERS Inf Who“ 0'"
Jury. is hearing the case against Wit-
liam J Papa. editor of the Waterbury
Republican, who is charged with crim- Motorcycle Oillcor Jarvis Murray
lnal libel under the branch of peace nuns plenty of work to do with the
statute, in the district court here to-: p1olioe department's new motorcycle.
day. Editor Pope was sentenced to The officer has for his beat. the whole
serve 30 vs in jail, by the city city, and he covers it in remarkable
court.an took an iippeai in the rls- ‘short time and yet most thoroughly.
irict court. It is Interesting to know that Officer
The case is the result at several edl- Murray 1...! for one of his many duties,
iorials appearing in the Waterbury that of attending every fire in the Cl}!!-
Republlcan. of which senator James A lWhenever he hears analarm. it niac-
Peaseley was the subject.
ator alleges that the articles were‘ 'in- will respond. in many instances tel
decent. offensive and abusive " In one police momcer is badly needed at. fires
of the editorials he was referred to as and this feature will mean much in the
‘ handling of crowds. etc... at tires
Another service rendered by the 59'
partment through the motorcycle
(Continued on etweltth page.)
IIII IIIII III fillilllliilti
Diiiti’lfiits MlSliititlllill
children of the over-River and St
Mary’s school when crossing_ West
avenué. ""Twice a day Oillcer Murray
is stationed at Leonard street. regu-
lating‘ the heavy traffic for the benefit
The Sen-'16“ not in what part. of Norwalk, he1~
“cup” is safeguarding the- safety of 1
nent citizen, was elected treasurer of WHO for Danbury Posms'
the Norw elk Hospital Association at a tushipgflis Term Elm;
. meeting of the dlré'ctora hold lasti
Thursday night. No announcementl III“! a
...1_._.._I~..
has been made of the choice, but the; .
Sentinel teamed of the action today‘ Labor Commissioner p_ H. Con.
.‘and obtained confirmation from \lr Deny does not expect to continue in:
Curtis. H8 stated. however. that 1181 “£19 service of the ante when his
had not made “D his mind whether 119 term expires, June 30th. The law con-
would accent the position and “Wmisolldating the labor bureau with the
not come to any decision before next factory inSpeCths office, and creat
Week. It l8 understood that it 511‘. 0“)“;an the new position of labor com.
I'tls agrees to become treasurer hls' missioner and factory inspector will
tenure of Office W1“ only be until tho 80 Into enact the day after The new
next annual meeting of the assomwmommissioner, Representative William'
“on Which Wu] occur in October. l S_ IHyde’ of Ewanchester’ and Mr. Con.
Since the resignation of David H.1Ilil- nelly have lunched together since the;
1 191' from the position it has been Va‘ law was passed. Mr. Conneuy had DTB‘
.cant as Charles E ‘HOYL treasurer o11viously writ/tembir. Hyde. congratula-
'ithe South Norwalk Trust Companyt ting him on his appointment.
«declined the honor. Mr. Hyde «has been quoted as say
31 iMfttltit 3111001. 311,1 Enteritis: 212?: cars:
Ills littllllli-Q iiiltilttlll
tinue to have the benefit. of Mr. Don-
Frederick S. —Oambi prose t. piinci-
pet 'of one of the Stamford chools,
nelly’s services in another capacity
than that of labor commissioner. Mr. 1
last. night. at. a. meeting of thy'tsohool
pdrinten-
Connolly told Mr. Hyde he had only.
committee was appointed an
in that
I
the bureau sixteen years, he continued:
one request to make and that was that
in his position and that dohn H Crary
dent of the school system
George A. Parsons, connected with
(Conitinued on “Sixth‘ Page.)
city to succeed» the retiring incumbent
“ phone thirty feet eastwar
en and David H. Mtlle‘r.. George E.
Butterworth moved that the resigna-l
tions be accepted and it was unani-
mously passed. Dr. James 6. Gregory
offered the following names on motion.
to fill the vacancies in the directorate:
Ir
FALLS eaom Laotian. -.
Painter at Wan-rt Beachl Receives
' Serious injuries. 1
MlLFORD, June 2-«While at work
i
A cartrloah or booty was removed
by some itnlihowh this: trmptha house
situated In the Bull Run district or
Norwalk. and. owned by Irving Saun-
tiers, of lithium. street, Stamford.
Mr. Saunders informs like local no
ltce‘ a singer sewing machine, tour
or the children. When the fact is con;
sldered that from those two schools
about a thousand children are me-
missed twice each school day. to view.
of the excessive traffic on “the eve-
one." especially since the itiney craze.
this duty of the motorcycle otlloor
who goes to Bridgeport.
As was reported in The Sentlitol
abuts mo Ira. T. Chapman, super-
intentions... of the local schools. was
considered as a candidate. Last night 1: ‘ '
at the school meeting the nine mem- ,
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$200 000 “RE
- , \John McMullen. F. H. Quintard, Ed- painting a house Iii Walnut Beach
ward E. domain and John 1. We .vesterdav. William Carey. a painter;
1 The secretary cast a ballot for their fall from a ladder and sustained ser-
. election as there were no other nomi- ions injuries to his back He vitae ta-
, nations. The meeting was then ad- iron to the Bridgeport hospital for
yearned. 1 Mk. treatment. .1 ‘
I
bed steady, two iron and two woodeu.‘ mantle a lot."
and a on -foot mirror, within the} House Officer Murray has hadrons machine
tw‘d woolen.” wore removed from thotd- to” his chaise only a little 0V“: it week,»
storage in the unoccupied house. .and be is. flat becoming so “pay
The matter is being involtiatttod by drl‘ver. Another possessor. halt!“
the! authorities. l the driver. can. be: «commuted.
,,_ \
‘ of a Stamford man; as superintendent an esthztote‘d loss of $200,000
benmt three bollota. in the first
1 the local man received twowotes and
toluene coo following one vote
HAVE’RHILL, Mug} Julie 2.-'l’lle
lfloodwln Company, in the Brhdtom-
pantheon been Biron: .for the selection trlihhcli liver. was burned today. ivltli
'
1 I
“umber ‘tlid coal yards of the Taylor-1. '
'Féoling In Silemfo’rd for some time district on the harm hide (it the has
Rumania
a dispatch ‘frotn Bucharest
territorial
conclude similar
said,
litigaria
about to
is
Austria and
Transylvania,
has made preparations at
Vt here 1 important
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Third Page.)
worn it on
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Conflicting Testimony ii
I
Boy
Because of conflicting testlm
given at the inquest yesterday cm
coming the death of two-year-old
llnmiKubovitch. last Saturday, Coro
John J. Pltelan. continued the lien
for several days. In the meanw
Detective Sergeant Thomas heath
land will conduct an investigatif
secure mure witnesses, who wt
troduce testimony to clear the slitti-
tlon created by statements 1b! t ‘
the witnesses. ‘ ‘
Takus Labunek‘. of Morton
testified yesterday the only auto.
bile on the turnpike Saturday at 1
.time' the boy was struck, was
Lewis Smith machine, the our JR
caused the youngster" 3 death He ’
he walked a distance of nbou
er of a mile. from the“ Louis Nya
loan to, the Klondyke Club ’wii.
children and he did not; pass on
mobile.
Lewis Smith, of Noroton H
driver of the machine, told the cor
just; before he struck the Kuhn
lad he passed a group of th
IYork touring curb, which were
ling in an easterly direction. 1
from behind the third oar
dren darted; and the last at hilt
point of accident at the.
was struck ‘ 1
In the. eil'orl: mecutt'e oi}!
on. whomay be able ‘to 1 1.
whether there were “any note ,
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