disposal extra funds raised by a cut. 'RRRNESERAE MNSIR l’riuied Espec- ially tor Home ' l 7- ESTABLISHED 1870 110 RASHES '11 111011 Willi 11101 Paschal Tesla, of South Norwalk .Shouts To Passersby to Watch llis Effortsto Kill Himself in 1111 1111 1111 Loss ‘01 11001 (treat Crowd Collected on Story that Man Was Dead Because his father in italy wrote him a letter urging him to join the. Italian colors in the European war. and tearing this would mean his death and separation from the girl he loved,. Pasquale Tests. of 8 Cliff street, down- town, a nineteeno'ear-old worker on the New York, New Haven and Hartg ford railroad, yesterday afternoon about 4:30 o’clock, made an unsuccess- ful attempt to end his life. when, in the backyard of his home. he inflicted two deep slashes in his throat with a razor. ~ (Continued on Corona Page.) *m NEWARK MEN. 10 [AVE AID 10 NAMERS Finishers Approve Plan to Contri- bute Percentageof Earnings The following is from Friday’ 5 New- ark Evening News, New ark, N. .i.: Newark hat finishers. in a meeting of the local union held last night un- animously voted to add their contribu. tions to a fund for the relief of 186 batters and their families who ev.-ent ually expect to find themselves home- I N less as a result of the decision of the,A would lbe a murderer lfI allowed this United States Supreme Court in theiman to hang famous Danbury hatters’ case. The ' ASSOCIATED PREOO NEWS FROM ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A ”EOIAL WIRE AND OUN OWN OPERATOR. M‘} Entered at Etho‘South Norwalk Post Oflioe as Second Class Mutter. Frank’s Sentence 1 ‘ Has BeenECommuted The Accused Has Been Removed to the Prison Farm at Milledgeville, Ga. ———-——__'____ A ~ 1.50 It. FRANK. , ATLANTA. (in, June 21. Leo M. his action, and this; he said, would be Frank‘s death sentence was commuted made public later. to life imprisonment today by Govern-’ Two hearings were held here on or Sleton. sAnnouncement of the gov- Frank's application for executive cle- lernor's delzlsion came, several hours: mency, one before the state prison after Frank had been secretly taken; commission May 31, and the other be- from the jail here and hurried to the fore the governor, ending June 16. AState Prison farm at Mllledgevllle.l Before the prison commission oral |Frank was sentenced to be hanged argumént on Muir‘s behalf was made ihere tomorrow for the murder of Mary by his counsel and by jurists, low. Alhasan on April, 1913. ; yers and prominent citizens of Geor- j Governor Slaton made the announced gia, lllllnols and Massachusetts, and 1ment of his decision at his country; petitions for commutation, as well as home and dictated the following state- lot individual letters were presented ;111ent: to the commission. in opposition to A "All I 88k is that the petiole of Georu the application there were tiled a. let- fgia read y statement of the reasons; ter from Solicitor Dorsey, who prose— ; why i commuted Leo M. Frank's death cuted Frank, and a. protest from cit- sentence to life imprisonment before lzens of Cobb County, (1a., where Mary Athey pass judgment ' Phagan formerly lived. The commis- “Feeling as I do about this case 1. sion recommended against clemency. Although crowds on the streets dis- It means that l musti cussing the Frank case did not appear live in obscurity the rest Of my days, so excited as the day were on, the sixty m but men to a man decided poi but I would rather be plowing in field police ordered all near-beer saloons join with other members of the Unit-.than to feel for the rest of my days closed shortly before 11 delock a m. ed Hatters of America in contributingi that 1 had that man's blood on my and an extra one hundred policemen one cent on every dollar of their pay hendu.’i ' ‘Awere put on duty Orders were is- each Week, starting with the first pnyi Governor Slatnn was completing Bl sued to immediately arrest any one day in July. . The fund raised by theiae conuibu- tions will be administered as far as re- lief is needed by the officers of the na- tional body, who also will have at their ting down otghe national death'bene- fits of the organization. Heretofore it has been the custom i (Continued on Second Page.) RAVEN Al ENE NNOR An instrumental concert was given at the Knob yesterday afternoon. An orchestra composed of Miss Eugenie Rummler and Frank McMahon, vio- lins; Stanley Baldwin. piano. and Charles Taylor, double bass, made do artistic combination, and rendered a number of selections that Were heart ily encored- The music was enjoyed by a good-sized delegation of the members. The bathing bench proved an attraction to the members, as did' also the restaurant and ice cream pavilion. The tlrst of the regular dances was gym on Saturday evening. and was 1 relatives turned bottom-lids up, on tile; long statement, giving his reasons for attempting to incite violence. WW ‘ Woman’s Heart Stops * Beating As Automobile Overturns on Turnpike Mrs. Elizabeth M. Duncan, Aged Eight. ' one Years, of Yonkers, N Y., Ap: Others Slight Hurt by I can. of Yonkers. N. Y., trig, yesterday afternoon, about t: 45 machine. Mrs. minced. who wudghty o'clock because of the sudden shock one years old. had been undergoing under-ed when the Ford automobile in medical treatment for some time past which she was riding with a party of bacon» of her affected heart. Connecticut turn-pike, while attempt- log to pass numberi machine near the residence 0! Charles C James. A no cull-r future is the am that ”fl. Duncan was coloured. for than were dead woman. the cultured only drill a elm-d mm and settlements-2 Lnuaeomnmarbomtmetodiu well patronized Bromlold‘s orcha- m, or 31111111111. provided on we; m amummunmouber; SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, 1111111 no 101 . this morning a man who had beeniin tinei went to press, had not been de- ‘Elllfll. ARIES EASE lN . '; patently Uiriniured, Died instantly—~l The heart of Mrs. litilzabeth M. Dun-1 week heart hefig unduly overwrought; stopped beat-é by the unexpected overturning. of the; ‘ not born out today by an investigation «southward-minivan: “1.2 11111111 111111 11w shortly After lion Today sum Sorosi found Body of a than - Said to be Eeorge Kunz 11111113111 1111181 1111 Victim llad 1111.111, Been Glam; in: start line Previously i A dead man, said to be “Dutch” George Kunz. a well~known charicter about the streets of this city, was found, shortly after noon today, Jim-1 ing in shallow water of! the property of Attorney Louis S. Beers, on .Hun her View peach; by Stephen Sarosi. of Woodward avenue, a local oyster- nnm. . The man, evidently had been in the water a short time.‘ Residents o'f Har- bor View said thisuatternoon. that they saw wondering about the beach the habit of visiting this locality and digging for stores. When seen this morning he was said to be intoxlv outed. When the body was. found near It was found hosting 11 ohm basket. The mans identity, when The Ben- iinitely decided, but several young 1111 WWW? l DANCE 'l0 ERIENDS hlr. and Mrs. Mark hi. llenderson liars Fine Reception at Their . Residence on hlili Mill ‘ 5 w Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Henderson ggsve a large dance at their residence ion Mill Hill Saturday evening. it. was one of the society events of the your. there being over one hundred of Nor’ walk’s smart set present. The dance was complimentary to friends of the host and hostess, who l’Ebt year pre- sented Mr. Henderson with an Ameri~ l regulations as may be \ MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1915 11111111 11113 111 11111111 IN want Gathering of liver 500 former Students and Friends on Satur- day (lave lien life to the Old mu 31111111 11111311 Scorpions Dinner Served in the Town ilall at Noon Old comrades of many years ngoue, Saturday, gathered at Weston, Conn. and joyousiy celebrated “Jarvis Day," which xnomcntuous occasion marked the second annual reunion of the gray- haired vls Military Academy, which a score and more years ago was located in Weston. The :‘grads" present from Norwulk were Eugene'M. 'l‘olles. Warren E. Smith and George Sturges. From Florida. .‘Texas. New York. Massachusetts, Connecticut and other boys. who brought with them 500 guests, who willingly helped in the enjoyable celebration. m— (Continued on 9900116 page) 1111111111 1311111111 All SMMN NRRNAEN NARRRR' G. B. Pillsbury, major of a corps gineer Oilice. of the War Department.; local parties interested that the Sec. rotary of War, under date of June 8th; this year, established harbor lines in the Norwalk harbor, at South Nor- , walk. Attention is called to the fact that beyond these lines, except under such from time to time by the Secretary of War, no piers. wharves, bulkheads or other works shall be extended. The establishment of the new bar- bor line will be of Interest to owners of property along theJorwalk water trout. . can flag and flagpole for his factory. Picturesqueness abounded in the, charming decorations that were used for the occasion. and the dance was one of the prettiest evtir given in this (Continued on Eighth Patio.) RRWNERNN PRAISE RECEIVE VARlEll SMAEE RRMPEAINES James Wilma,“ who gave his address ' - as "Ireland," was arrested, Saturday SUNDAY RAENINR ——-—-—j,._— l ATLANTIC CITY. N. ..,J dune 81.-'—~' Reports that more than eight persons were drowned in the treacherous surf along the beach hero yesterday were conducted by coast guards, beech life am and city authorities. No eddi- tioual bodice had 1.1.. recount early The automobile was being driveu'by , lode: and the police received no ro- V n J. usher. in. n trend-on or the“ ; body. mammoth-woman; (Wannabee) . 1 w ed with* drt’mkennessf, kindly granted Jam to leave Norwaik, but e opportunity wasn’t grasped. Wilton was sifiicted with a “two-step lag," in that be how- led most courteously before ladies on Washington street, Saturday night. and politely naked them to join him in a. dance. Judge George H. Vosburgn fined him 85 in court this morning. Charged with intoxication George Kunsy was arrested on North Main street this morning by once:- Frank 3.11m and Constable Henry Roi «new we: lined $5 hetero Judie «burgh this moral“. The cities:- RY RAREAS AND ERIENRS. "grade" of the dear old Jar-, states. came forty of the old Jarvis- rwo c2111: Fair Tonight; Tuesday Cloudy. Turkish Forces on Gallipoli PenihSula Take the Miami Constantinople Says Heavy Losses Were lnilicted on the Franco-Britsh Left W’ ~—'Artillery of the Allies Was siren: —-Austrian Headquarters Report a Re and Complete Victory---Bad Wealh' lnterferes With Operations on the it 1‘» ian Front, and Germans Hays Made Futher Advance on the Dniester 'lhc lurkish .forccs on (32111111011 Peninsula took the (."'llltll$l\( yesterday and an official announcement from tonsiantinoplc say 5, inflicted heavv'losscs on the Fraii'co- British left Ming. In consequence of the fire of Turkish artilltrx the Allies were compelled to change their posi— tion. lhc links directed an cilactne against the no“ positions and silent'td the their opponents. Iltrlin and \ tClllla rcto rd :1 series of successes still unbroken in the (xaliman tampaiirn the latest report from \ustrian headquarters a11nounrcsa“new and com: pictt" \ictorx.‘ lhe Russians however, are still figllt~ 111g obstinatcly on the line of the “\'\'ercszyca river, in.” , the (irodck region a short distance west of Lembcrg. ; Pctrograd admits that the Austrian- German force hate made a further advance in the Driiestcr district an} (Continued on Third Page) -._..........-.. _.-.... ._... -—._. M. P. RREEMER PASSES RESIDENTS RE NORM SEAEE BAR EXAMINAAMNS gNRNRRER 0N “NRRSE Norwalk's newest and youngest I "Ale member of the legal fraternity in _sW 1-:co one! F fle H alllllfl lace P. Vollmer, of west avenue. sonA 8d a THEN“, and "m 7 . Wins 100 Yard flash Prue bombardment artillery of . ~ of engineers at the United States En, at New London, Conn. has a,Msedlword that he has been successtil 1n . prescribed - night. by Officer John FuFlynn. charg-‘ fifteen minutes; of former Sheriif and Mrs. Williami Vollmer. of this city. Several weeks ago Mr. Vollmer tookA ‘ . the bar examinations and has receivedA Norwalk was not forgotten. rewards and appointments 31 passing The young man. a number of in'Hertford, Friday and Sour ‘ years ago. resided in South Norwnlk, last week, known as “Moogexm lath moving! to Bridgeport, when his . Colonel Frederick H Gan father, former Chief of the South Nor South Main street, this city, walk police. was «etiolated sheriff or a. new honor.'in that he was sele Fairfield county. Mr. vonmer now re grate trustee of the Moose at t sides in this city with his parents, who ‘ventio'n Friday M}, Ganung moved recently into their new home colonel in command offal] the, on West avenue. after o. four years' companies of the ‘Mooaerln 0-3 residence in Bridgeport. out, and is known ssmne of the 111111101111111 ' ' . 111111 11111111110111111111 1111101 4,; 101111 BRI‘DGEPORT. June 2i.——By_ a ma—g jority of two to one, about one-third or; the electorate. Went to the polls Sat- ‘ . ,. urday, to cast their ballots for the come 'iiOKIO June 21. 9. 25 p.111 Sm, ‘ mission term of government. carrying of a terrifying volcanic em 10‘ also the bridge bond issues and defeat two days ago, south of Japan, , ing the incineration plan and the right brought into Yokohama by i of council to issue $100, 000 bonds yedr- steamers, The disturbance —'r~-~ ed here as a direct control (Continued on Flfth Page.) dunks shock in Central Jo day, the strongest experienced (Continued On Fifth Pager! 1oral years. The marine eruption took it A'S 30 o’clock the morning 0 June 19. its location is giv 70 miles southeast of Fe; . “awhile Island, which is 150 Dr. J. W. Vollmer ’reported ml! ' really youth of Yokohamayi A... morning that Mn!- Lena CW“. ilk tire and‘donse smoke .ob‘ .: woman who swallowed a: 1-2 grains ‘snn and turned day into nigh o! btchloride of M11701? It wool: 1130 rocks and quantities; of“ last Saturday. is moondina to treat down into the sea. and the ‘ merit nicely. her condition hing described as becoming “rod wily improved. although 1111s o in log.” The steamer-11 which? no moaneout at Moor. The kidneys the disturbances were at” .Mumeltnomhmbhia mmewoh Wju than is u m ”Jone-yesterday”. Mtummdmmummm mmmhmm
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