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.. nsrABLiSI-inp 1870 scum NORWALK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1915
Partly‘gloudy tonight and Thursday.
‘ long silence and said:
humus
lililEll on
EARNED in
Arthur ll. Liniey, of Fairiielil Meets
Freight Strike Oil; .
Mediation AcCepted;
Conference is Arranged
Walk- Out of 1,800
Railroad Employes
AVerted Temporarily at least, and Fat-
ll
El ACIING
F [Allllllllllll
ii it With
Mandolin ciKb mathematics
”CENSE ill
in DISPllilNi
0f EIAEWORKS
Councilmen Adopt New: Ordinance,
lemb'erg Has
Two c '
Fallen
Belorellustro-German
Aller‘Z MonthsFig
Second German Army Successful Alter
Unusually Severe Battle—Austria
been WillieWoriung 1n aGarage iller Discussion Will Be Held Today For Altair iiellliniilgiiSolool ‘ahti nun» Regulate Theatre "0’ Reclaimed ‘MOSE 0f “16 Prolil 4'
in Bridgeport NEW HAVEN, June 23 _Thethreat~ hood “innate“ “all last mt Licenses and. Try to Secure Of Gallaa Occupied by the ' Russ:
tell what Jack Rose told him aboutI
lie secured written'
the 0889. but yesterday he bl'oke41isi33;- Bachelor of Civil Law, 1; Bach-
“R'ose told me clone of Divinity,
32; Bachelors of
Becker's order was to qu‘eer. but not Fine Arts, 4; Bachelors of Music, 2:
to hill Rosenthal..”
' important Hearing.
Masters of~.baw, 5; Masters of For-
estry, 15; Masters of Arts, 33; Mast-
E. ,C. Dempsey and other promigers of Science, 5: Civil Engineers,'3;
nent lawyers, who have heard Ginty’s'Mechanical Engineers, 8; Engineers
statement, declare that it has an imfiof Mines. 1i: Electrical Ens eers,;2
pct-taut bearing on the case They say Doctors of Medicine, 7; 11W?” oi
aws 3;
that it ought to be brought to the tit-Philosophy. 36:
tention of Governor Whitman, and it
Jack Rose is willing to tell the truth
he should be given a hearing.
‘ Preparatory Statement; .
Becker and Attorney Manton, his
counsel, are now preparing a state-
ment to be submitted to the governor
fund it is expected that Mr. Ginty's
-story will be added to it.
Doctors of
Doctors of Civil Law, 1.
The. honorary degreess
were: ,
Masters of Arts: Miss Katherine
Bement Davis, Commissioner of Cor-
tectionWil New Yorli city, formerly
Superintendent of the New York
State Reformatory: Edwin Musser
Herr, President of the Westinghouse
conferred
supposed to be in Connecticut. They
are Agnes J. Mulligan, alias Agnes J.
Andrews, Peter J. Andrews, her. hus-
band and John Henry Andrewa, their
son. Here is the story of their interest
in a lot measuring 50 by 120 feet, with
a house upon it, and having a value or
(Continued on Second Page.)
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MAS EARREl BECAMES
Charles A. Walters, of Washington
street, this city. popular employee of
the Central Food Company, on Rail.
" ii WESLEYAN tilillillllll
BRIDE if c. 1. warns
and Marshal Hoyt. The Hoyt team
wom. A contest between these two
teams concerning “Wry a Young Man
Should Join the Royal Arcanum," was
won by the Taylor team. . '
T”"""’—’—-
lilBAL MAN AllilllllEll
4'
During the almuni dinner held. held
several days ago at the VVbisleyan Un-
iversily, in Middletown, Melville a.
Mead. an upper Nerwalk insurance ag-
ent, was presented withthe banner
for the oldest alumnus present at the
commencement exercises ‘
lien Dumping Ground
city honored by‘th'e holding of the
convention there next year.
Because of the fact that two cities
are in the field for; the convention
~ this year, the Danbury session should
boa lively and interesting one.
May the best side win—which
~ means, at course, the convention will
be held in Norwalk in 1916.
EHAW 8 Will BEGINS
NEW YORK, June 23 .-.-Jury- trial or
the sanity of Harry fiends“ Thaw,
who nearly two years ago escaped
from the Asylum for Criminal Insanel-
at Mstteaw‘an, began today in the Sn-
preme Court here. John B. Stanohlleiti"
but telephone employee at El Centro
who talked overea wire reported that
(Continued on twelfth page.)
'EAXES llllE Wlilllll
llllE WEEll’S llME
" Just a. week and one day from to-
day the taxes of Norwallr property-
owners will be’due. on all payments or
itages made alter July lst the usual
A penalty of 9 per cent. will lib imposed.
At a council meeting several weeks
Kago it was voted to extend the time
for paying taxes two months, tin view
Early" in the War---Anlmportailt Vict
murrer Judge Elmore S
counsel for Mr. King.
rior court comes in"-again n ‘
her alter the long. sulnmo '
the defendants can attach it a
they see tit. or else anagram,
._ _____,___,.__. . ., .
A" Brake 00mm“?- and °’ ‘1‘“ “‘9 mad Em“ “l" “’3 me “me" Mr. Mead was a member or thelDNBmel the case tot Thaw. review or the“hardti1'nes and financial strin-
MUZL'NG .RULES PUT ON TWC Engineering "Association; , Melville °f_ "“5 city, well-known employee 01 class or 1853’ being a student at Wes- lag the circumstances or the killing of: gently." This time extension has now gag’mb 119’“? "“23 r
TOWN“ Elijah Stone, General Manager of the the R- & G factory, were married, Stanford White, and arguing tho-t 91”me and the taxes are bub July ago, a one
J‘hiiry 0. Phelps. Jr., commission-
er of domestic animals. yesterday ex-
loaded the manila: rules (or th€
tours of Dorian until Sentenber 1
. and put the? rule, to begin Monday.
June 28,01: the town of bridgewnior.
(or three months. The former action
nutshell either-cocoa! orthono-
Associated Press. _ -
Doctor of Science: Charles Wards
well Stiles, Professor of Zoology in
the United States Public Health and
Marine Hospitsl Service and discov-
erer or the cure for the book’worm
disease.
_. Doctors '0! Divinity: Henry Sloane
Coffin. Pastor o! the Madison Avenue
Church. New York city. all Calm
(Gnu-“7mm
last evening in St. Joseph's rectory,
on South slain street. by Rev. M. J,
Lynch. assistant pastor of' St. Joe;
eph's church.
The attendants were Mills Ruth Fila-
goraid and James W. Colon. Atte'r a
brief honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs.
Walters will take up their residence
on Washington street. this city.
Wilma.
loyan‘ sixty two years ago, a numbori
of years betoro the great War ‘9! the
on brofio out between the
northern and southern states.
wonic FOR HARVAIQ anew.
RED TOP. Conn, Juno air-Work
AWNMMW mmdraehgotorteudtbnbadure WWII
slimmest-odingbutwhboo mwm-mendthtflmmmmwsmum
mummdm
i‘
Thaw is not now 'insano, and would‘
not. it legally released. be a menace to
a community wherein he might be re-
siding. The attorney went at some
length into-the nutter oi Thaw's mar-
lion! With her. mil; upon lilo
urbane
matches-st.”
a... with syoiyn habit tilt! his vols"
lat. ‘.
At the Miles of Tax Collector nobeigt
G Mitchell it was stated this morning
that the money has started to some in
at quite a lively rats, and proper-itch:
have been completed for a lg
now until thorns-It of all. Bo;
tortbeilan‘lrdcrekullgbttoday. mmitortukuiingoszme. tholubricants-contitpporcitric-we‘ll:tas-r
WWMNW‘W air. Wood-OW. 7.5m. whammy-moot!
odhtbonilollonWmmw
muwvmvulhm
graphs which show mutilated
by Yaqui indi'uns were race
today, from the Yaqui Willing,
tho indians have been mailing
tor moral truth. A military
l
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Boll SEARS 'l'wo ("HER 0“ the New York, 59W Haven and dispute of their intention tohepresent ‘ k C, d b R
'Harttord railroad has been averted, at the meeting and of their acceptance H l BOYS is
temporarily at least, and Clitto lal ' ’ aime y "$51.3 in the D n'esm
, 'ot the principle of med ton.
MEN All Reees. arederaleoncnawr. swarm, A“... ..~........ MAKE ""1" SHAKESPEWE Region-Jive Steamers captured
night that he was hopeful of arriving Mr. Reeves also announced that W.
at a vpeaceable solution of the trouble. W. Hanger, assistant commissioner or "VOL—Ams um 0VER
Mediation Accepted. mediation of the department or labor, ---—-——-—- A Lombarg, capital of Galicia, has falleh before the
Meals ilair Burned Off an ll Bo dy't Through Mr. Reeves efforts yester- has been named as mediator. it is a, pic". ”an” a“ “"0! "KW: K; _ listro— German armies of \\ hlch have been sweeping f
. . [day a con. rence has been arranged pecteti that Mr. Hanger will come m M" W W“ across the province Ear the last two. months. An of. 1- j.
Scared in Several Places tor this a ternoofn lit “'Wicllt'OfiltceE: or If“ M W W final announcement from the Austrian headquarters says "
l 11.“? road and 0 l e c" 3 m 9" (Continued ya r‘ll'tlLyge.) “WWW”!!! ACE“ up“ ,., - , the city was captured by the Second A1my alter a se.
anioazeoar, June 23.—One ,. F vents battle . '
K113039111; «21:1 twlo litre in the Bridgeport DEN”. 0f WoNKERS DIXIE BURDKAK WINS Cleve, indeed In“! most interest- An brawn“, . regarding pedal"? . Austria has now reclaimct most of the provmce of 3‘
beilfg stiucznby [“1th as a/r-esult ot‘ . ingfiwas the entertainment that last and alimsement “'5' ““95 and fee“ all Malina. occupied by the RUSS‘anS early in the war. The A ,
short but sever: eloitl-Elciifst‘otollilfiltihfil DWORCE fkoM Iowm “filling in the High School Ila".wag.0l.ller shooting the sale of fireworks Russians are reported to have withdrawn most of their / ‘
swept over this vicinity shortly bet‘lofte WOMAN ACCIDENIAI. plrewntcd if" the benefit of the local mulllle cisy. and the procuring of forces and supplies from Lembcrg, the fall of which had
six o‘clock last evening. The dead . ‘ - l’ :‘Slfcung: the it t ‘ i :;;::":the“‘:$:t5 r1 .sl‘o‘llndlst K9"? been regarded in Pctrograd for several days as imminent.
man is Arthur Henry Linley, aged 32,! - South flmflk Resident "W “lsbad bv the J:;:o“:o:,lu:p:nd:: consirfered at the mgflgflg‘. "E: 0:36 South of l-e111bcrg,1ntbe l)nicster region. a strip of
whoa ' . ' - * ' ' ‘ ' ' . . t . .
over :htoogtfirlleifiintoloitsilzime'l‘:“lull, Coroner ”CNS "0 line to ”All!“ 50'! 0' FM “m to me direction of Mrs. "a T. Chapman, council lust mg“ l , Austrian ttrrilory is still in thc bands of the Russians.
men in the hospital "6 b.8891} ewxs , fill fat” upset last Sunday em” “(I MSW t0 RUSS“ dellglgted the lurgciaudienoeWhat tait- Despite the tact that there were All plficsal statement from Petrograd reports an Import— K
wick, aged ,24 of 675 Arctic street- ‘ ' . ed l‘olts cupadity the assembly hall. about a dozen jltncy men, who ply ant =v1ctorv after a battle .3}ng the river which lasted 4i
and Thomas Molloy,'aged 16, 0! Don'- Corouer Phelan has tiled a iludillg Mrs. Georgianna 8. Tower 'wa'ii' giv- Seven‘young ladies, very charming their trade on West avenue, “3 at- am ”31 days At Rawa Ruska, 32 m1les northwest: 0“"
m n sy van a. 'n y was 3 cl: e Mrs; Elizabeth M. on a divorce in common pleascourt w "“5"“ . . W’fifi"‘lemlm0'e at the meeting. there wasnl , ”Bombay andtmr tltcllukowma. border, other Rue 'ell
while_at work in the garage at the Duncan of Yonkers, N. Y., killed Bull in Philodolpitia yesterday from Charla interesting wreath“ “’0“ we” and a peep from ‘5.“ d the councihnen successes are claimed
rear oi his home 911 Struttieid road day at Darlen, when an automobile in magne Tower, Jr, son ot Charlemagne ' . ,or "0““ representatives concerning .__._. ,‘ _
and Warwick and Molloy vwere struck which she was riding turned turtle»! Tower, who was formerly American (Continued °" Filth Pu") ~' ‘ -(C0ntinued on Third -Pa;. » "‘
”while seeking shelter fronithe pélting same to her death by‘ accident. HerK ambassador to Germany and ”Russia low—ELM“ on 39““ Page.)
rain under a tree on Boston avenue, grandson, John ‘K. Lasher. Jr., was The ground on which the decree Wfifial “m “no“. ‘
I. ,-—--Jn-——- driving the car. He is a. senior atloblainod' was‘ (insertion. The suit Wall m {ARIHQUAKE ,\“m m KEEP UP
, (Continued 0n Filth-1PM“ Columbia law 'school. With his par-i brought March all. Papers in the casfil
. , - ents, Mr. and Mrs. John K. leashes, otKwera impounded. } mtg 8““ 0m . \)
. Palisade avenue, blew York city, his Mr. Tower was married Mrs. Tower of; 81mg mg] H SHMES ’cmmllllm l [WIN AGAINST.
ORDERED RosmniAl grandmother, who was killed, and his while a student at Yale. in 1911, and "T—‘f 1- V, b . K 5 . t r " '
‘ .. - - . uncle William Duncan, young Lashel‘ the news of the wedding caused quite 'i‘h " . . " " ‘ ‘ ""
. . ' 0 88th anniversary or the Royal . ‘
, _ was driving an“ passenger Ford an , \ The Norwalk police department is _ , , . I}, - l,
*“ QUMD "OI “Elli” ‘ (Continued on Eleventh Pug ‘ :m:::@ 3110th gar?” height“? to be the center of one of the livliest ms “our “'08,“.de mt 00““an I '
“ , ’ icontinued on Eleventh Page.) 3K ‘ on: a on °n’ W" e mom contests waged in some time in thel and Bllldl 8 he ”08*. «I ’ m
. . bars of Ponassus. Sherman, Staminrd, - u ' Will App“
. state, and the members or all the _ . . .
, ' ‘ Greenwich, P0" Chester “d Dub“? ticuti}ollce forces are antici- ‘ Recent Ruling “
. 116* Rose S Statement About Beck. f fAMflY councils ’will assemble in the Casio 3:32;? the r limits with considerable LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 23,118. . 1'
a. to ”dill"! _ o". . I " VAl-E CONHRS , and enjoy an excellent shore dinner. interest ports of three * severe earthquake
'1 ma Now , 'l‘o [AWE "If" CASH There will be fine speech‘maklns. Thé 1m, p‘ouce h“ already pub shocks which resulted in the death N° “9" “1°“ 1‘“ been malt, ‘
Made Public—May Save Him . - and an interesting program It 1' ex“ ' m e . and injury or at least fifteen berso in the M5 ”00 0°“ “bél 5““
. cte th ta nu ber ithe rand 031- Italy announced \ their intention 0! John T King brought against
‘ [I Ch ' . ‘ « pe ‘1 a m 0 x u ‘ ' n ‘ and considerable property loss by his «g,
out all' ers from the various arts -ot the working tooth and nail to have the Attorney General John i-_l. L '1
‘ 'WaSllillslon Authorities Would l ctst ill be e i. All11 a here or 1916 state convention “E the police- last’ night in several‘cit‘ies 9‘ the tin Norwalk and former Be one
. . ’ 0- s e w pr son in m men's'associntion held in this city. perial Valley, covering several hurl Bard t H 6 ti i m' ‘3
DANBURY, June 23 .-—it is possible I"? W HAVEN’ une 23' —-\ale con cats Dangling of Soldier in the 10°“, lodges will be present, that The local deie ates to the conventi .ll dred square miles, were received ,here , o "“n ‘ngton, s ace the
that a statement made yesterday att lferred 752 degrees in course and 10 . .. the allair will be a big success. : 8 0 today Telephone and telegraph com threw out the complaint can
,I . ernoon by former Deputy Sheriff Ed- honorary “t “s 21501 Commencement “In State The trolley leaves upper Norwallr at which will be held in Danbury during munication was interrupted and in- rer, ‘ . .. I;
, Ward C. Gluty, may be the means of exercises today. The degrees in . 6:30 o'clock and downtown at 6:40 next month, ,Otilcers T- D. Doriley formation from the stricken district Marking is.iar in the dept
"‘ saving Charles Becker, the former.courée “ale divided “8 ioilows, ll be- WASHINGTON, June 23,—There is oél°°k for Roton. These cars will 89! and J. E. Reynolds, and Detective Ser is meag1e.~ MM“ woods and his WWW";
New York police lieutenant condemn-ling noticeable that ,the graduating a tidy sum of money awaiting for the the members at the park in time tor 393'“ Thomas Leatherland, WA“ ‘9‘?“ The greatest damage was at Ca ENDING 99 reach him. lilo,
ed to die for the murder of iierinanldass Of'the 3011001 of Religion, 1mm- former owners, or their heirs} of a the dinner. . nothing» undone to landatbe honor. lexico on tile Mexican border line busy fishing and walking to
Rosenthal, from the electric oh i . bered~but one less than that of the piece of real estat i W At the meeting of Sherman council Now. comes‘word from the New I ‘much about libel suits. .
a r. . , . e n ashlngton. London police department that the where the loss of life occurred Th 1 h
Refused to Tell. Law Cchooi: The persons in question have not been last night, a bowling contest W“ wag~ b o t h f ' Early reports from there stated that are s reason, owever, to '
Mr. Ginty has ’steadily refused to ‘ 133011910“ 01' ANS» 232; 330mm” heard “'51“ in many years, so far as.“ between the Blues and the Reds, mem em o t at area are 80mg to the town had been destroyed by. fire, that an amended complaint . as .
or phiiogophy, 27s; BaCllElOFS or Law, Washington is conceméd’ but they m bnder the leadership of Eugene Taylor put forth every alert to have their drawn to meet the parts at tit
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