.ssTODEAPl’OiNiEDNDiTWEEA .- I ’ A harmonious Gathering-Talked Twelve Panes Daily of News Printed Espec- A ially tor llonte l You nose _ hcompieie Wmoul 'i'lte Entered at the South Norwatk Post ESTABLISHED 1870 Dillon as Second Class Matter. Showers tonight; Saturday cloudy. two can“ if sun Nauru amount 01111111 ‘tiet-lo-Sether Dinner and Business fleeting Held at the llotel IIiahacitemo 1111 11111111: 1111111111 11113111 101 31111011 World Po Yield President Wilson’s Support of Firm . armed ll ASHlNGTON, June 11. -—With the publication today of the latest Amer ican note to Germany concerning the sinking of the Lusitania, officials of the United States Government and‘ diplomatists generally discussed among themselves the probable char- acter of the German Government's an- 1swer. The feeling in German quar~ BIASAIIDSS and Formed I netafl‘ters was that a favorable response hiercltants’ Association the door to a solution~ compatible United Sta'iesslls" A was likely as The note seemed to open; alike with the interests of both' Ger-1 I wer Cannot ' Any Rights Cabinet United in Note to Germany, Which Still Affirms Lusitania Was Un- They claimed its friendliness was the Ivery means that he. had suggested— persuasion—to accomplish the Amer- Aican purpose. in official circles there "were few who agreed with Mr Brvnn that the note might lead to war. Gen many's answer to the note was not looked for under ten days or two weeks. Unofficial advices received here said that the note, which had been con- Asiderabiy delayed in transmission, had been. received by Ambassador Ger- BRYAN ANAZES ’WASlRNOlON to Sit in Judgment on ill: be- cision to Resign 111111 10111 10 OiRNAN—ANERDANS Wants United States to lend WalldMoiliafllfltath WASHINGTON. June '11 .-—With the' new inundation-1111c! SECOND DAiRlOi SALES fDR PODDD PLAY DRODND One the titty “lot in Water Street, the Other Goat» from ilenry S. locitwood The Child Welfare Committee of the Municipal League, under the auspices of the playground work in the seconu ‘ district. has been carried on feers much gratitude for the assistance giv- en them by our public spirited citi- 'zens. The offer just made by the city or]; the use of the city lot on Water street,i is most valuable. as it can be used 111i conjunction with the adjacent iot kindly donated by Harry S. Lockwood. To ilnd suitable ground in a cen-’ tral location. has been the problem Afncing this committee since early in the spring. Kind friends interested in the playground movement have most rgrnctously offered sites, but because of nine or location. they have not met the ' need as the present otter does. The ample space gained by combin- Lemberg Said. to Say itaiians Were Sunk by Submarin _.____. Following their success Russians no“ claim a consi the Austro~German forces vancc on Lemberg from the \\ ar Office to have been def Russians Now Claim A Victory in Galicia Back-«First Large Battle at the tin _ Campaign Has Started, and Despaichihs. ish Fishing Smacks Sunk by Zeppelin. and British Steamer and Russian B “ ' Have Been DriitQ Routed —- Two Brit es 111 the Baltic regions the dcrablc victory in (ialicia. -. which are attempting to ail? " south are said by the Russian eatcd along the Dniestet: ’l‘lre merchants of South Norwalk, last evening, organized themselves in- to art association which promises to be an important factor in the business life of the southern endof the city. The gathering convened at the Hotel Mahackemo and in connection with the business of organizing, a get-to- gether dinner was enjoyed in Land- lord Riley's spacious hotel dining- room. it was rather it windup to the successful Doijar Day'compaign which recently att'rn‘cted-such wide atten SOilflll’LANS marry and of the United States. 18rd in Berlin. The note, it was said. was purpose-Itchy to Herr von Jagow, the Car ly phrased so that it would give Ger- man Foreign Secretary. it is expect~ runny an opportunity to meet the ed here, however, that Germany will wishes of the United States with dig. await the arrival of Mewr Gerinard, nity and in conformity with Germaanersonni representative of Count Von public opinion. il'lernstorfl‘, the Get unn Ambassador. Many ofliclals wondered why Secre- tary _Bry11n declined to sign the note. (Continued .1. run. Page.) ’11an Still 111111111 it was to be presented issuance today of another statement ing the two properties offers an op- an 39900-1 to “German Americana portunlty to do splendid work iy planet William Jennings Bryan was «injected The" will be F0011! ‘0 proper to rest his case. This is his third the swings, slides and sand boxes and since his resignation. Mr Brynn de- “he? apparatus, also give ground for I clined to discuss the statement in ad- games and contests A -.vance The committee in chhrge of the in his second statement, addressed work earnestly “We“ ”‘9 990919 0‘; to American people and which 1.1.3 co—t our city to become acquainted and its-i incidently issued with the publicutlon mm" with our PM 8'01"“!!!- . lot the Amend“ rejoinder to the Gen We want you to know what the play} man government's reply to the nom‘ground really means. Visit it often-— tollowlng the sinking of the w. met acquainted with some of our boys Mr. Bryan asked the public to "sit in and girls. They are the future of this 5 near Zurawnn, cast of Stry. -An unofficial dispatch front (ieneta states that the lcutouic forces were tlritcn back at two points 011 the I)nic‘ster. ., 'lhc first large battle of the ltaiian campaign iswnow 1 under way, having been brought on by an attcttrpt of the Italians to force the lsonzo, which cntcrs_ the Gulf of 'l‘riest from the north. Dispatches from Cologne and Ge- neva mention heavy fighting, particularly near Gor'v‘zia, on'thc east side of the river. 22 miles, northwest 0f Triest. 'l‘he Cologne report states that the Italians were 1‘ repulsed at this point. as well as near Gradisca and , Autopsy Performed on Deconmosetl caily impossible to identify it positive '1 whose murder William F. Fair and 'at the thirteenth annual convention . .The annual busln . association will be called to order at . ten o'clock to Concordia Hall. Dan- tion. Dinner“ was served at 8:301 o‘clock and during the evening music PRESERNANDN OE lliSlORlO HOMES (tutorial-Dames [lost in East lane —i-'ormer Resident TaftSpodts (Continued 0n Fifth Togo.) Ml OE DARNN WOMAN l8 EXINJNED The old town of East Lyme fairly outdid itself Wednesday, when the Connecticut Society of the Colonial Dames of America held a. meeting at the famous ThomasLee homestead. This house which is one of the oldest and most interesting in New England has recently .come into the possession of the Dames and has been restored by them, as far as possible on its or- iginal lines. Over five hundred people from all parts of the state attended the meet- ing there being over one hundred au- tomobiles parked on the spacious lawn. Rev. Reed of East Lyme was Remains of Supposed Ilardered Woman—Results [lot Announc- ' ell—Coroner Will learn Today Whether Dead Woman Was Mar- garet Eair Under the dii-ection of ‘Dr. George Sherrill of 700 Main street. Stamford, the body of the woman allegedto be Margaret Fair, was exhumed yester- day afternoon, and taken to the morgue ofthe Lyman Hoyt Company in Stamford, where an autopsy was performed for the purpose of establish- ing. it possible, the positive ldentitlca~ tion of the body. So badly decompos- ed was the body that it was practt- (Continued on Second Page.) 1111 110111 18 “1111111111 ALWAYS 11 1111311111111" , Does newspaper advertising pay? Most. assuredly, but most particularly so when The Sentinel is used as a medium to reach all parts of N'orwalk. Yesterday ,The Sentinel carried a story" concerning marital tangles ex: istlng in this city and the probabili- ties of some downtown gentlemen bei ing served with. waft-ants that their wives mighttreceive their support. The papers, yesterday afternoon, were scarcely off-1 the prese=when sev- eralvery scared men called upon Pro- secuting Attorney Cramer C. Hege- man, and asked sheepishir. if he was "looking for them" , The result of the story is that sev- eral warrants less will‘be' served when the prosecutor takes action on the many non-support complaintshe has received during his few days in. once. The men with the troubled conscien- cos yesterday. after a .heart-to-‘heart talk with the prosecutor, promised-to contribute toward their wives' any port without being lowlyi requested ly as those of the Fair woman, for (Continued on Tenth Page.) NDRNALN POLICE DELEDAIES Chief of Police William R. Penning- ton- announced this morning he will call a special ineeting of the Norwalk Police Department, some time next week, for the purpose of appointing delcgittes to represent the local force of the State Policeman's Association, which will be held in Danbury. Thurs day. July 16th. Other business of in- terest will probably be considered at the special meeting. The plans for the dey'of .thecon- vention as ‘outtl ed are as follows: “humming" of the bury. Followingdhe meeting. the am can—.— A recount-911”» mm Page) I bum- todosobyludxetloongefl Von-t 1111. 3. 10111111111 Lusitaia‘a Affidavit lialteriatho Tm, M York, Will! H nfixednt swoon ___.‘__,. NEW YORK, Juno ll.~'f'he Federal Granddury now insertion here, it was stated today, will make a thorough in- vestigation to determine whether there was a conspiracy to defraud the Unit- ed States, by pe'rsone who obtained the affidavits submitted to the state department in which it was asserted that the ste'nmshlp Isouistnnin carried four guns when she left here on her last trip on April 30. The inquiry may last for several weeks. Roger B. Wood, the assistant United States 'District Attorney, who is directing the inquiry said that the Grand Jury would follow the evidence as for as it might lead. (Continued on Eleventh Page)“ . .——L———-——-——. RESlRAlNEO ERDN SELIJND lORPEDOES WASHINGTON, June 11. —-Secretary Daniels today expressed himself as highly gratified over the decision of the Federal District Court for the east- ern district of New York in the injunc- tion suit brought by the Navy Depart. ment against the E.W. Bliss Company. whereby that company was restrained from ~“selling the are-called Bliss-Lea- i'itt torpedo to foreign powers and from disclosing the secrets of manu- facture to any individual, corporation or government. * The opinion of the count, Secretary which he had urged upon Congress for a. government_ torpedo manufactory. its: response to his recommendation. he said, Congreris had appropriated to inc crease the government torpedo plant at Newport. OHIO’BLAS‘I’ FURNACES RESUME. sitmms FERRY... Ohio. June .11. After“ an idlenessof‘ ode-year. the lo- cal blast fortune .of the. Wheeling Steel and Iron Compnny. will resume operations in full on July Latin hundred men will be affected. W .111 ..:-.—;Ago\odad.payetnthaboauaean ,x- Daniels demoted. EMMY“ a ”when maintained the higheist aVerage He contends that the American note conforms to the standards of the (Continued on eleventh page) MAR ELEANOR NED RECEIVES ALAN DONORS lattes first-Prizes 1. 11...... Latin, A Sciencsand History at Rosemary} ,1 llall. Greenwich ‘ Yesterday was Prize Day at Rose- mary Hall. in Greenwich. the day on: which the diplomas are given to the; awarded to the students in each sub-A .iect who have stood at the head of the school during the entire year in that subject. The prizes are open to all the girls in the school. But the girls in the lower Forms have to have a progressively higher average in orderA to take prizes over the girls in the higher Forms where the ‘work. is hard- er. Norwalkers who attended the ex- ercises were therefore very proud to battle a Norwnlk girl. Mina Eleanor Hill Weed, grand-daughter of Con- grossmafi Hill, called to the platform four times to receive the first prize in Latin, French, Science and History, she being the only student who re— ceived more than one prize in- echelon ship. Miss ' Weed, wh'ol‘uwon the" Lowndes Scholarship in cot’npetitive examination last year, was” further honored in the closing address of Miss Runtz-Rees, the Headmietrese of the school. who announced that site for the year of the three scholars. and that she had, during five months of the year, stood at the heatof her Form Miss Weed received; by. also tion of the student body. the honor of Associate Editor of “The liter-raga lion Point." the monthly paper of the school. Miss Weed will complete in college preparatory work at Rosemary Hall next year. and will enter Vassar in 1913. ’ 1 Mrs E. 3113i“, Miss Clara Hill. tilt-s Retails Hill Wood, Walter R. Wood. ailr..Jlra.-.'Ooorgo ,_ end-Ilsa Julia- ‘Lockwood were among» those who re (tended the Pris-Day m indgment- upon my decision to 1!an rathernan share msponaibility for it. “A “old system of force, while he is an adbl A 11111111111111; l JOHNSTON cm. 111., June 1L~ ' caution was taken to guard the jail in city: ya“? 4 and: them this 11.1.1 hand of renal: ship. They need it had they will up- i precint’e it. Such micron will help ind} ploy- . grounds to make good thlssutnnier. ‘ " ' iRODDLE EXPEDIED flittifi'aldmi'c“ “Capture' of M vies announced officially fro mg. to the Geneva advices, aided: eight thousand to ten thous Two British fishing sma MEXICANS SNOW DlSLlliE N US ON BOARD U. S. 8. COLORADO. SAN DIEGO. Cah. June 11. -—Feeling Three companies: of the illnois Ne— tlonnl Guard were patrolling the. streets here today as a, precaution against further disturbance between American and foreign miners, growlngl out of the lynching, yesterdray, of Jo- seph Strando, one of the foreigners. against Americans is being exhibited Strando. with three others. was no u the Hem“ west COEBt Dom 01' caged of shooting to death W E Manznnilio and Mazatlan, held by Car- lChapman. ‘ wealthy resident of this rating forces, according to radiograme graduating class 9/ the prizes areAplnce, and wounding his daughter. received by Admiral Howard today N01 Mrs. Benjamin Schull wife of the man-A overt acts of any kind have been re- nger of a local mine. Iported. however Several members of the mob which, yesterday hanged Strando, carried, arms today in e‘pecmflon of an at said to be expressing willingness to tack from the foreign quarters. leave for Guaymasf, Sonora. without 1At Marion, near ’here. extra pre- further fighting. The steamer Kortigan III, which re which are the three miners arrested| cently was commandeered by theCar— last night for alleged' complicity in the‘ reuse forces from the Boles Company. Chapman murder. An French mining concern of Santa. Ros- Strando admitted a few minutes be-’ alie, Lower California, has been armed ITALIAN BARK :hllsslNG.‘ PHILADELPHIA. Po... June 11.— The Italian bark Tripoli, long over- due at this port, from Barlette, Italy, and fears for the safety of which had been felt in shipping circles, was ex peoted to arrive today. She passed in the Delaware Capes. last night. in tow of a tug. - The-Tripoli sailed from Barlette on Jan. so. consuming more than; four months forstlatvmge. which ordin- arily taken one-thiamin- longfora' nasal of bar rig. - - . ‘ death of Benjamin Schull and had killed the hitters father-in- law by mis-l take. Strando confessed that he w it- needed the shooting and named the AI 8} JBSEPHNS REPIMV for recent dismissal of sevei'el foreign A188 May “we German, daughter mine“ ., ‘ ‘ of Mrs. Edward Gonnali. of on South ' Mainstreet. yesterday afternoon he rectory, Rev. M. J. Lynch, assistant prstor, officiating. The bride's attendhnt was her sle- tor, Miss Annieflorman. and a cousin fore the noose was drawn that he was and re-nomed the General Carranza. one of those who had planned the! Y men how in the Marion Jail as those who had- tired the fatal shots. The plot to kill Schull was in retaliation come the bride of Richard William Fewsett, of Bridgeport. The care- mony was performed in St. Joseph’s ot the bride’s, William Homes, of Brooklyn. N.. Y.,_.acted as best- man. After a honeymoon .trlp. Mr. and Mrs. at 90 South Main street. this city. plane of the Clean shirt factory on Nd-th )Iain- mt. Both- have a a when up»: 1- tbehaai ummndtsamnownn than! enact ~‘ ' wobnduhflbatviaheo. Austrian losses in the Gorizia fight are placed at ‘ attacked and sunk by Zeppelins. (Continued 011' Villa. forces remaining in the south-‘ ern district of Lower California, are‘ Fawsett will take. up their residence lira new and a popnlnn em- ' onfalcone by the Italians “ to Rome yesterday. Accdrd- ‘ the battle has not been de— "' and. ., cks in the North- Sea were Submarines sank the 1 ~— Third Page). AERPLOSLON WREOAS NEWSPAPER BUTTE, Mont. June 11.——The M of the Butte Socialist. a weekly no paper, was wrecked by an engine presumably of dynamite, early tow. 'The interior of the building was wreck- ed and the front was hurled into street. A gallery at the rear. blown loose and fell on machinery low; The police believe the exp took place in the rear of the stru The upper story of the building; cupied- by a rooming "house, was badly damaged. 'So far as'is km no one was hurt. An investigate in progress. 1 ” . ' 11111111111111” and 11 1111011111. The New Canaan author-i hes-day eVening of this iveek the home of Mr. and Mrs. (Kn Bucciareili, of that place, and 1a ed the‘ cou’ple,ci1arglng them tit ifiegal sale of liquor and main an establishment where liqu sold Mr. and Mrs. Bucciarelil wit reigned this afternoon at 2 ‘ ; Tl.“ boaniaatantirkll
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