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SCHOOL
CLASS DAI
EXERCISES

Big Demonstration
the Commutation

 

In With An Interesting and En-

 

ATLANTA, Ga. June 22.0Two bat
, talions of Georgia militia and the Gov-
ernor's Horse Guard troops under the
personal command of Adjutant-General

 

 

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Several Mirth- -Provo|1ing Subjects
Skilliuliy Handled

country estate of Governor Staten.
near here. The troops had been can

ed out after a crowd of several hun-
I dred men and boys had marched there
,late last night and made a demonsi a-
lien in protest against the commuta-
tion of Leo M. Frank's death 'entonco
to hie imprisonment

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HDRI IN AVID ADDIDENI

Car West 200 Feet on Three
Wheels liter Sliding Stene' In

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THOMASTONW (101111., June 22. ~One.
man was killed, another seriously it
not fatally hurt. and three others
more or less injured in an 1.111111110111111
accident near Thomastone early today

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(Bless Day exercises for the graduat-
111g, members of the High School were
held before a very large gathering ml
the High School auditorium last night.
the occasioh’ ushering in the iirst oi.
the commencement «activities ot the‘_____»
1915'class. The program of entertain-
‘ment as rendered by the various sen-
lore was splendid and generous ap-
pla use greeted each ei’l’ort ‘

Before the scheduled time for the
exercises to begin had arrived, parents,
relatives and triends of the scholars
had packed the hall and late comersi
were forced to stand in the rear. 1-0!)

 

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displayed the class motto. I'Nlhlil Ho
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“Nothing surpassesbonorfl The Jun-" The dead ‘ . ""
lor class marched into the auditorium ¥ Dorenzo COIDV’Q'DM’ 26 of 3’13“"
first and was foUowed by the gradunt- Ihe injured

John Melino 2, of Bristol. skull fracv
tured may die; Joseph Mllino. of Brio
tol his brother suifering tram cuts

* ,and bruises; John David. of Terryville.
(Continued on if...“ Pill?) 3cuts and bruises; dohn Hellernan,
contusions about the head and body.

The car is said to have been making
pretty good speed from Terryvllle to
Waterbury, when one of the fore.
A 'wheels struck a rock 011 the highway

’ldg class. while the senior class or-

 

 

 

 

A town. The shock of the impact threw
A lawn fete 101- the benefit of the all five men out or the car. only the
Day Nursery is to be given on the driver, Frank Bergerrremalning in his
beautiful estate of Dr Wadsworth, 59*“
Moss Hill. on July 15. Committees are 001393830 struck the 81'0““ head
being formed and preparations are on first, fracturing his skull and slid along
der way to make this the most beautl- the road for a considerable distance;
ful and most entertaining lawn fete; before his stopped.‘
ever given 1n Nor-walk There will be The wheel striking the stone was
something to appeal to everybody broken down to the hub, but the car
from the smallest tot to the oldest ran nearly W0 hlllldl‘VBd feet. it is said.
grandparent betme being brought to a stop. It re-
111 the afternoon will he an enter- ma‘ined upright, John Milino was info
tainihent for the children. but one en lo 8 hospital at Waterbury
which will be equally interesting for; Coroner Herman is expected here
older people, grabbags, a gypsy camp'j during the afternoon to hold an in-
a mysterious hay- stack. (have yawquest. , 11

ever seen one) fortune tellers; pony:
rides. peanut carts. lemonade, candies. iREADY 1,0 13“”

'cakes. ice cream, and a card party.
A delicious supper will be served by:|
ed on the terrace. from which is a mag-1 ‘NEW YORK June 22 ~Flfty _-Wil
nifieent view of the country and Sound. 1195363 summoned in b91111” 01 Harry
There will be trolley and jitney K Thaw in his ellort to prove that
5.1m“ to the grounds 1 he is now sane and entitled to be set

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ing there will be entertainment. cards.
and dancing in the beautiful new din

 

 

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Governor Slalon From .
MobfofMeri and Elly:

lNash, early today were patrolling the

 

 

about a quarter of a mile below this,

‘of Norwalk will, on Friday evening of

‘ ously by the organization. and for thls‘i

Tiord to stay outside she association.

in Protest Apainsl
of Lee M Frank’s.

Sentence Takes Place' in Atlanta, ‘

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Tho crowd was quickly dispettel by
the soldiers after the governor had do
stared the zone within half a mile of
his home under martial law. When
first ordered‘to leave some of the dem-
onstrators hurled mlslles at the s'ol-
dlera and called to them “to shoot."
Two officers and a private were slight-
ly hurt. No shots were tired. the soi~

No civilians were injured.

 

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vane sun... on I'm.

EW YO'RjK. June 22 '0. 8. Tim-
nél'ls. S111 111 the oldest freight con-
outline in the employ of its New
Yorlg. New Maven & W Rall-
road Comoiiir. and Sheridan Wiuiams.
‘a detective employed by the railroad.
were instantly killed yesterday new
Harrison station by the White Moun-
tain express, which struck them while'
rounding a curve.

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:“lliit, ‘had gotten oil the train and were
walking along the track when gluon.

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V The retail merchants of the city

this week meet in the Unity Club
rooms. on Washington street, at 8
o'clock for the purpose of perfecting
their organization. for electing oiilcers
and drafting a constitution and by-
laws.

Merchants from all parts of the city
are cordially invited to the m sting.
‘The organisation, when tonne, will
prove a povVerful aid to thé consumer
as well as the merchants— themselves.
The interests of the retailer in the city
of' Norwalk will\.be looked after zeal-

reason it seems that there are few
mérchants in the city who can in-

 

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INDIANAPoms. Ind.,' Janeen—inn
indictnmnt charging ~~plectioa1 *(‘plllnir-m
acy: was returner“!r against 'more than
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I ready to testify in his sanity trial he ‘

a ginning today before Supreme Court
Operations have been started by

Justice Hendrick and a jury
Thaw Was so confident ol’ success.
that he was planning to attend the
Tacoma-Pacific Exposition after the
trial. ‘,
the members of the Bridge Construc- it Was stated “'1“ Thaw'e 00111136;
tion committee to clear off all build- will object to a lengthy questioning 0
logs of the prioposed park area near.
the Washington street bridge on the
East Side.
863311 bids are being advertised
lor the purchase of the Robertson

their client concerning the murder of
Stanford wane. contending that.
and temper East Norwalk We
flight buildings on Seaview avenue.

Thaw s/msntal cond’tlon at present is
the only‘ouabtton to be decided.
The State' a representatives were re
The buildings 111111 be torn down 'or
retrieved. but must not be rebuttt'on
any mat the proposed park.

 

ported to be anxious to and Evelyn
Nesbil Thus to call her as a without:
1-. Raymond mob. superintendent
fictional: Asylum. and Bra. Our-P
9310s MacDonald. an 1111mm, "were pros-

) ion County Grand Jury here today.

1 3. lies Samuel Permit. Fred. Barrett.

8.1 high in party councils, byntho Mar-

The charges are based on the election
or Novemebr b.1914fift'llo registration
ol last Sephémber and October, and
the primary of May 15,1914 1:

Thomas Taggart, Domocracic na—
tionél committeeman for Indiana;
Mayor\Joseph E. Bell, :Ehljof of Pb;

City Attorney. and Democratic County
Chairman Robert Metiger, fornier
Chief’o! Police, and Republlptn 111nm.
bar at titties!!! of Schumann! 111111111

master. tom-r county bros-enter.
do was; the more prominent of the

diers advancing with fixed bayonetsfi

. lowlnt Ghoul; '

‘ Samuel Bowie

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John «1.11.111» ughbyearold son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamel Grill. 01 1 Kossutli
street, this cit, had his right leg, am
putated at th knee. in the Norwalu
hoapital, that night. as the result of _it
being almost entirely severed when it
was run over. about 6:15 o'clock. last
night, by the il train on the Wilson
Point spur track. Just above the
M dow ail-eel bridge

he boy. with a number of oompau
ions. was “hoping" a ride when he
slipped under the wheels or the train.
The embankment at thesceue or the
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is a dlficuit , _ a... more person
to sum“! mountain.“
alone so little. _‘ all) u Gall ’

The “final ’ renumber- was lol-
. and its crew, Con»
doctor Willla' LiOralg nod Brakeman
new the injured by
lying on the pinch. They tightly
bound up the mangled leg to stop as
much as possible , the great llow‘ or
blood. and telephoned for Dr. lien"
C. shaver, who responded in short
time and had the injured boy rushed

Hospital, where the right leg. was am-
putated by Dodson bummer, who

 

W“ enlisted 18- c~l£hWh
1Walbar n1 1‘ .1111 Robert 5111.,
Wolfe.

stated that line youngster was resting
1comfuotubly. but, because or bi: youth.
1 it could not be stated 11111111111111. wheth-
‘er or not he would survive the soul.
dent.

DDSIDEEVDER WERE
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ary that they were tearful would be
“held up for some little time Post~
master Andrew Leary, this morning.
received a letter from the post once
department at Washingtun. easiest-
ing that he forward at once his ne-
commendatlons for promotions and
salary increases. There will be about
nine carriers ail'ected by this action
at the downtown cities.

The letter came as a surprise to
the postmasters throughout the come
try, as it was pretty generally under
stood that the increase in pay would
be held up until Congress again ad-
Jou’rned because of the deficiency in

however. and the local recommenda-
lions will go forward at once.

MIDSEIIDIIER DAD
ADVERSE IDEDRMAVIDV

ANNAPO'LES, Md" June 22 41111.11
the Government will try to prove that
an organized system existed whereby
naval Academy mldshlpmen secured
advance copies of examinations; and

unnuizhurised information as to mark-
Jags of previous examinations was in
dléate'd by the line of questioning at
yesterdays session of new «‘11 in;
quiry, investigatihg the."L cribbing"
scandal at the academy-1 ‘1

Midshipmen James E: 17111113111111
Charles 311111113111. who m1m
ounce 111. the tendinonjyit‘
bovine that they «north
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were attracted to appear before‘thea
court today. .It was testified that:
they" hudi MM having lipéil‘cona
federates 4.11 several such eitpedit’idnd
'of R. ht. Nelson; an honor 111111 or the
graduating class.- who has been re-
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with all possible speed to the Norwalh'

Norwalk carriers and post onlce .
helpers will get that $100 raise in 3111- A

1 York city the managers of which1

the department such 15 not the coach with some of the leading department‘

_ siti'on.

.- committee of. the clerks and the om-

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Plans for the vice commodore‘s day
events at the Norwallt Yacht Club
are now taking definite shape. The
vice commodore will take command
of the anchorage at 12 oclock noon
on July 51h, when a salute to the day
will be fired
The water sports will begin at l
p m. with the sailing canoe race.
The following judges have bé‘eo ap-
painted for the days events: Charles
A. Mead Vining; 111.111.11.11. Robertb.
Mitchell and John F. McMahon. Jr
The prizes. which are sterling all-
ver 111131131111, and which were on exhi-
bitlon at the Yacht Club on Memorial

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Manager Neville Bayley, of Roton
Point. made public this morning an in-
teresting announcement of his future
plans. when he stated he had in mind
converting the woods near the west,
beach of 'Roton Point into a summer‘
colony. .. 1
‘ He plans to build a number of aunt-
mer bungalows and cottages, and rent
them to big department stores in New

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make it a practice to send their em-i
ployees away each summer for a.
number. or days to shore and mountain
resorts ,

Manager ,Bayley, within a short
time, will get into communication,

store managers in New York with the
view of interesting them in the prop:-

The woodland in quetlon is admiri-
bly suited for the proposed work
The sanitation facilities are excellent.
All the advantages of an in?- -todate
summer resort within an hour of New
York city could. be enjoyed and it is-
vei-y probable that the scheme will he
put into effect.

 

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cars a {the :lllewi York, New Haven

 

houses1 on the’;" system seemed likely-
toduyuand the matter of. issuing a
strike order remained in shpysnce.

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CANINE” I CARE
ASIIDRI REVERSED:

Supreme Court ”cellos To Review '

stlon commissioners chlel,1 figured!

REPIIDEISAIIS (IEIIIIID
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Republican City Committee. has calicu‘
I'p'ent 11111111111111. E a meeting or the Republican Town and
able time here during the but low City Committees and presidentiiwot. the
weeks endeavoflng to 11111110111111 the Bepubllcun clubs. to be held at the 3
in" tile city Several rm Court Room. First Dietrich!“ ,
1- day, evening. at 8 o‘clock. to consider

Four More ' Vessels ,
Sunk by Submarines
in Fighting Tod

 

Steamer Carisbrook Are Unaccoun.
For—-—Large Turkish Steamer and T "
Sailing Vessels Are Torpedoed in

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Four more vessels
and in the cascr
isliroow~fl1irtcen men of the

The (arisbrook, 11 hich was engaged in

trade and carried a cargo of

sunk by gunfire from a German submarine.
Turkish steanltr and tom '1 urkish sailing vessels

lack Sea by Russian submarines.
A press dispatch from Athens reports

torpcdocd in the I}

in the allied Hot at the

official 1111,11 cments on the p

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are sand to halve been re
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conviction (it Young San Fran-
ciso Man ‘

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(WASHINGTON, June 22.——Revers~
ing its own action of Week ago the
supreme court yesterday decided to re-
view the conviction of F. Drew Cami-
nettl of San Francisco.”facing prison
sentence 'for violation of the white
slave law. 1At the same time it agreed
to review the conviction of Maury I.
Diggs, found guilty with Camlnetti, in
the sensational cases which attracted
country- -wide attention two years ago.
President lWlson closed the incident
by appointing a special prosecutor.

The case will be the first in which

the supreme court has reviewed a,

white slave law prosecution where it
was contended that the law did not
apply to prosecutions Which failed to
show evidence of the element of com-
mercialized vice.

Caminetti, son- of the commissioner
general of immigration. faces a fine of
$1, 500 and eighteen months’ imprls ‘3
onment in San Quentin. Diggs, former-‘3
l; architect for the state ot California,
was fined $2.000 111111 sentenced tovtwo
years in prison.

haxc been sunk by submarines,
of one of them—the British Steamer Car~ 1

Da1‘,danelles from which it is as—
sumcd a general attack on the

011 (naillpoli Peninsula 15 bc1 11

art of both
Allies, but neither side has been able
an attack last Wednesday, but“:
pulsed seven hundred men he

 

Attention was focused on these can.

I es when John T. McNab, United States
:attorney at San Francisco,

resigned
and in an open letter to President Wil-
son charged that political influence'

was being brought to bear on Attorm .
ey General McReynolds to keep the

$38808 from trial. in 8. OODEI‘OYBTSY

Which followed Secretary Wilson of .

the Department of Labor, the immigra-

 

Attorney Leo Davis, chairman of the

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

crew are unaccounted for. .
trans- -Atlantic. " A”. 1
Montreal, was. '
A large
were

grain from

great activity "

straits is planned. Fighting;
g carried on vigorously with.

the Turks and '
he. break the death

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Probably Went to Sleep on 3
View Beach and Tide lines.
Him.

The body of the man found it ,
in shallow water oil the «prop
Attorney Louis 8.Beers1' on A
View Beach1 yesterday afternoon,
been definitely identified as til"
George Kunz of this city. '

It was not until The Sentinel
on the streets yesterday tho.
mama identity became known, up : '

,Kunz‘ has
some time past. * Yesterday, 1w.
dig cnuns, 11111 1111111 1111*
that section. that he was'rlntdx
Little attention was paid to h
ever, as he was a familiar A
the beach daily.

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