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Seeks to Escape IiaimdStetm-
boat Divorce Pronsiou "of fill:
Paulina Canal Act
MINER NIN NNN BEEN
PENDING ENN ]WN YEIRN
sweet of lien Your Ferryhivileges
Is Important to the Road
WASHINGTON, June 3.--lt ls learn-
ed at the headquarters of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission that bear.
lugs will soon be arranged for upon ap-
plication of the New Haven railroad
for relief from the railroad-steamboat
divorce provision of the Panama canalN4
8,01. ' For some time the commission!
has been at work upon preliminary in-
vestigations anddther work in connec
tion with the application. “More or
less of this preliminary work is nec-
essary In the case of many of these so-
cailed “waterline applicitiona.” but it
is understood thug. aV nether unusual
amount of it hasbeen done in the New
Hayen case.
LongV Pending.
That matter hN;N been pending be-
fore the commission for a year or two.
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WhenMaidisAhe‘utto Male lie-
4 . relation Menorahs Become
Paniclry ~
Evidence replete. with sordid de-
tails of doings omeembers of the so
called smart set were about to be re-
vealed on. the witness stand in the Sn-
perior Court, before‘Judge Shumway
_;4Tuesday, when both defendant and
plaintiff became panicky. Judge
Chumway declared a recess and the
parties, reached a settlement without
further revelations in court.
._...
(continued on 'second page)
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The entertNainment- anniversary com-
babies or Putnam Hose Company, has
completed all arrangements for the
celebration of the fortieth anniversary.
_ which will be. held next Wednesday,
June 9th, at Outline Beach. Special
4 trolley oars, leaving south Norwalk at
._ that. m., and 1 p. 441., will convey the
' members and their guests to the
.shore. The dinner will be served at
32:30 o'clock, and promises toNNN 'be one
. of the driest the members have ever
had Mayor sinners Vi. Burnen; the
members of the City Council Chief
Engineer George W Bo5ardus, and.
other prominent cititens'. will attend.
Powell‘s orchestra will provide a
choice musical program. and there will
.be singing. speeohmahlng,
. some or the memberNNN
V ting up courage enough to go in baths
Vin‘g', but are hoping the water will he
. present
an 4.4.4.4
4. 44,;44
Entered II. the South Norwalk 54.4
Seven Americans
Six Assassinaied in NViciniiy of ,.Talnpico,'
- down his decision in thmcase of the
‘ chD‘myg'Nm WWW“- Judge 5““ to June 19. The encampment this year
. ,‘ihlds for the plaintifla and allows the 13 a‘ week earlier than usual and is
a ball
V same and various .0 her ‘hports; and
‘ even get-
once as Second Class Mutton.
Killed in Mexico
in Last Few Days
Steamer Captain Reports, and Another
Shot in a Lannch
' HOUSTON. Teas. June 3.—Uaptain
Oscar Lane, of the steamer Winifred..
from Tampico, which docked here you
etrday. says be "positively knows of
six American citltens, who were killed.
near Tampico in the last few days." i The oil ilelds are located about 20
Four, said Captain Lane, were as-I miles up the river from Tar‘nplco andi
sassinated from the river bank while are under control of the Villa forces.
in boats and two were shot in a pump' Tampico is controlled by Carranza. '
ing plant John Smith, an engineer'i
4"! believe all Americans will be driven
out of the district. There seems to be
a general feeling there against alli
United'States citizens. One side is no
more to blame than the other.
I
said, was assassinated in a rowboa-t; noon in Houston. denied any knowl-
last Saturday I add! regarding any of their men has-
He added that he feared general ing been killed.
uprising and massacre of Americans; it. till. Brooks. president of one of
in and near Penuco oil fields. I the companies. however. said his cum-
Captain Lane said he understood parry had not been able to move a
that the American consul at Tamplco‘bsrrel of oil out of the Puauca fields
had the facts in regard to the assesso. for a month.
nation and that details had been sent “Conditions have been had there for
to Washington. weeks,” he said. “The Mexicans have
“if conditions are not changed
down there soon.” said Captain Ilene.
NIHENN Ellll EXNVNINNE
ill RENNNEN N], US .78
Judge iliuward ll. Scott. iron V'
of common pleas, yesterdfi» twp”:
(Continued on'eleventh page)
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Oi‘dNeNs have been issued for the. en-
? of the Coast Artillery corps
‘bt the tats. when It will work with
regulars at Fort Wright trom June 10
-Hutters' in; Exchange. ’10qu stifling
York city, against the Hat Forunnk.
concern _$1.175.78 damages and costa‘
from the Forming Company; The case
was tried in the last session of the
court in Danbury.
The action was based. on :4 disagree.
meat between the parties in the case
over the~amount due on an open ac-V.
count between the time. The plain-
tiffs contended that the amount re.
covered was due them on the open
account. The defendants maintained
that only about 500 was due and
really the earliest in the history of
the corps.
The Six'th Company of this city will
leave South Nor-walk one special train
next week Thursday. for New London,
early in the morning. On the aunt
train «will be the commands from
iGreenw'ich. Stamford, Bridgeport ‘Aand
Danbury. '
A quartermaster and two men will
leave this city next Tuesday in charge
of baggage of the local battalion and
omcere of six oil companies operatv
for the East Coast 011 Company. hei ing in the Panuca oil fields. having on
lPNlllP NIEMN
h
“sacramental news small. rm; or 1'44: woaLo' IV a Desist. wrns AND oNun own OPEBAJ'OR.
scum Mower-a}. cones. Vruuasosv, JUNE 3, 4945
Motown
in one of the largest church wed-
dings that has occurred in Norwalk.
and uniting two very prominent fami~
lies, Miss Eunice Daakaru Stevens.
daughter 'of Mrs. James léitwrence
Stevens, of East avenue, last night,
became the wife of Rev. Stephen Ed~
wards Keeier, a former resident of
this city and ‘New cum and now
rector of St. §tephen’s Episcopal
Church. of Pittsileld. Mass. The cere-
mony took place at 7 o'clock at at.
“Wells!“ Russell Breed of
Rev._Louls B. Hutton. rector of St
Paul‘s. Norwellr, conducted .ihe
betrothal service.
N mentioned on second Page.)
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gNIIW YORK. June 8.—8ir Idler
Snorer. who recently resigned his pri-
vy couaeflllruhip of Great Britain. di-
“Fangs. Pi scope! Chut’bh. nVVIl NW
NI ..
ISLAPQINR Church. of Cleveland. Ohio,
performing the marriage rites and
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sue-arson to the lighting
was Widest om
lswliainafeuileys
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mourn «man-44
Had Removed NMen
mm M lician fortress. won by the Russians ten weeks ago af-
ter :4 ion stru l , had be
\VASI‘H‘NGTON, June 3.—N9Wl of g gg C en recaptured‘
how President Wilson's demand on
the leaders of the various military lac
(ions in Mexico for prompt restora-
tion of peace in the revolution-torn'
southern republic is being received byl
them was awaited today with intensei
interest in official and diplomatic cit-oi
clue. I
The president's statement. whichi
was sent to Generals Carranza, Villa,§
Zapata and others. publicly called up]
——+ .
(Continued on twelfth page.)
Cram“.
ceded at l’ctrograd so far as
that the besicgcrs of the fortr
north Dispatches from the .A
advance across Galicia.
NINE INlNlN] ENNNNIN
NNIIEN ill NllPENlNNNNNI]
The case oNfNN the state Vs. Alex Lon.
chair, which was a'hinding over from
the Town Court of Nurwalk" for an
assault upon Elizabeth-Straub. under
the age of sixteen years. was nolled
in the Criminal Superior Court at
Bridgeport last week previous to the
Court’sf‘fliournment fur the term.
This was the cause in which the
Prosecuting Attorney moved to .none
the complaint in the local Court and
The Sentinel last night carried the
only complete account of alleged
charges preferred against Police'Ser-
geant Thomas Hunt by Detective Ser-
geant Thomas Leather-land. what the
circumstances were which led up to
vested himself blather ufllces and hon-
ore and besought the Prime Minister
owingthe Exchange. The trialpf the
“as” occupied two court‘sessiouegurs companies. ‘ The cook from the band
lug-which the books of both concerns will ace y the detail.
NNweNNe gone over by exlerts in a“ e“ N One of the 'features of the encale't‘x
fort to show just how much money most this year is that none of the
was actually due. N commissioned officers will
Attorney William H. Cable, of Dan‘ sword: or source. omcers wear ‘suto-
bury, represented the plaintiffs. Judge matic pistols instead. The glitter of
William F‘ Tammany. of Norwalk, ”N the s‘cabbard throwns out a glare that
Named for the defendants. 'makes a good target for sharpshooter.
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will wear awards on dress occasions.
4445444444} attorneys are interested in
the fact that the Njury gland of the
Superior Court. in Bridgeport, one of.
the longest on record will wind up to-
night. The term started during the 4
first week in Januarynnd ends the «-
first week in June. Some local cases
have come before the jury.
In spite of the long term but few
cases have been disposed of, due a.
the length of some of the cases that
have been. brought before it One for
instance, the action of the hay State
Milling Company, versus shots
Fener Company, has been onV trim
since April 9th. up to the present
time, which is quite a record;‘
sget‘the camp in shape for the local
will be packed awav in their blankets.
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sr. tones.» N. r. m. 3.444.144“
the annual migration of fishermen and
their families to Labrador and is o
the northeast coast. Three vesselu.
have adhered from collision withl
PRENBIDENT N‘I‘NArFNTN NIN PHILADEL-N
44 . IRHIA. . 3 .4
‘ “Momma. June 3. ~44
44444444444444.4144. Taft was the orator
today at the Commencement exeediseag
at ”Bryn Mawr Cullen. 4 The recession.
was of especial interest to billi.‘ at! an
daughter. Helm, was one of tile 3444 "
oils, N N
W68? 4
but in their marching orders swords _
(lingering these vessels which have:
ventured out. The mail steamers hove. ‘
not yet been able to make a trip by ‘.
a‘ preparing for the trip to the lob-4 .. _.
N disloyalty to the BritishNCrown, arrlv~3n
ed in New York today aboard the
American liner Philadelphia.
With Sir Edgar came his wife and
family. Before sailing from Liverpool.
May 26. sir: Edgar said he expected to
take the trip has part of urban holi-
day.
The steamer had aboard 716 passen-
gore and the bodies of eight victims
or the Lusitania tragedy. 4
Phillip Klein. son of Chm-lee Klein.
tbe playwright. who died when the
Lusitania went down, was a priesengln‘.
Those aboard included also bouts G.
‘ Dreyfus. American Vlce‘Consul at ser-
‘ tin, and Raymond ’1‘. Baker, of the
American Einbassy at Petrograd.
usual persistence of the Vice blockade} . N NN N N
*0: the Newtouudland coast is delaying
to revoke his baronetcy because of the.
4 growing suggestions. and charges of
‘ mite are being received from-
',~ banding department for new struc<N
the diillculty and the manner in which
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton disposed of the matter. The fol-
lowing statements were made this
morning concerning the difficulty:
“There were 'no charges made. It
was only a misunderstanding which I
was called upon to straighten out. No
charges whatever were preferred."
Chief of Police William R. Penning
ton. N
"i wasn't sure because Hunt ignored
me. I simply told Chief Pennington
that in view of the heavy traffic at the;
time of the Dick accident. Hunt
should have staid at his post regulat-
ing the treble and inform me of the
collision, that i might investigate it.
I said he~did look in the police sta-
rml ‘wherefl "was and he said he
didn’t.
and he had witnesses for his. I did'
not prefer charges against Hunt. 4404‘
have? I ever, against V any man—«and
what’s more. i havenever tried to ‘get
Hunt ‘In .wrong."’— Detective Sers‘
Ngetint Thomas Motherland.
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NE NEEN IN ENNII NNNNNN
alerting tomorrow 44. 'trlduhrn. In
honor of the Bleasodrllluchbrlst. will be
held in St. Mary' a. St. Joseph's and St.
afterwards insisted upon trying the
accused. He was bound over. The
parents of the parties interested ad-
.lusted damage matters between them
and the criminal prosecution .was
thereupon dropped by the higher
Court. .__- in
Mr. Lunchak was represented by
Attorney. Joseph R. Taylor, and Miss
Straub'a counsel was Attorney John
J. Cuneo.
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NW N] ]NlN IINE
Few new buildings are being erec-
ted in Norwalk‘ at this time. Building
Inspects: Clarence I. Finch said this
morning: that in comparison With this
’time labt year, ”this record is a poor
mite for4 small work. such as additions
to ‘buildlngd‘: plumbing and electrléal
work and the like, but very few .-per
the
cures. . .
This morning the inspector issued
:the following permits; To;;Arthur H.
waldro remodel part of tenement
on we N street, downtown. owned by
PAW”? h Cans, into {I store. to cost
366; To Juliui J. {trim to install ad-
dittonal plumbing In house on 7.6 For:
street. owned by Joseph Perry, To C“.
_ daymV4oioaingunflundayN” "
Galician . Fortress ,
Przemysl ReCapiur '
By the Auslri
Russigns Obliged to SEI-rPender- Prize
Secured Ten Weeks- Ago—~Rus'
iicipaiion of Defeat—~Rumania" and
ssia Still Al Odds Over Boundary
———-lialians Report Steady Advance
Austria, But This Is Also Denied
-————.
Przemysl has been reclaimed
announcement was made at Vienna that the great Ga
\Aitll Przcmysl in their hands , the .Austrians and‘
Germans haw concluded the first phase of their new Ga—
lician campaign which was launched in the drive from
“lllle the fall of Przcmysi has not been con—4.
latest official statement from the Russian office admitted
cs, including the capture of two outlying forts to t
(llcatc that the attacking forces relied largely on_ 4t or
.guns, which they have used écfictiv cly all through tltei‘
_. These dispatches say the Rim
sians had removed men and supplies from Przemyslt' 4n fifl
ticipaiion of its fall, and that they candidate]!
W
- (Continued on Third Page.)
walk- demoNcrats are favorll N
ering extending the mayors
1 had a witness for my side '
Minion: Catholic Churches 4s .iflor- ‘44
4walk. The triduuutwlli continuetluee .-
‘and Supplies 444, ..
1
by Austria Offic
cab]; advices show, theNN -
ess had won some success~
ustrian front to Vienna in
Reliable reports have it
ation to Henry 3.1.94:ka
withstood. Manufacturing —
of this city Other names ham
mentional. prominent among
ExSheriff William Vollmer.
Keogh, Councilman M. J. Rio '
John Cavanaugh, but‘ it is. u -
Mr. Ilockwood‘s name head filth
of favored candidates.
There has been some talk
city regarding former C 4.-
Jererniah Donovan running 1--
ot Norwalk during the next
on the Democratic ticket.
however, the congressman
approached ‘ by leaders ‘0
and he has ilatly refused
sldered a candidate.
A meeting of 4th
Norwaik Country 0
held last night and V
will probably result i an
lug made to the club had
time plan‘sN have been on
ation'N for the enlargemen
ters and in all probabili
be done by the Country;
Club Company last eve N
extend the lease five y
tiou that the Country Club
improvements. This and
be accompllsbed in air"
the club quot-ion ‘mi
4mm.
. “w" ‘ “and.“ NIN
dated" Vans received the dégree
financier Arts. 1.."
The former president in tent
spoke, on international posed; . .
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