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July 5th
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SOUTH NORWALK, COW- SATURDAY, JULY 3, 19'15
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. _ TWO CENTS
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silky Brute Springs lht lady Lion
Tamer and -llorribly “Tears iier
Face Willi Powerful Claws“
YESTERDAY WAS HNPHAN’S
5 DAY AT BANNWAT
last Night On Ground (in Bay
Street AllegedWlambied Inter-
iered With By PoliceL-liungarian
loses $17
“Sultan," the huge lioness in the
carnival animal show; on Day street,
yesterday afternoon, inflamed with the
(loadings of trainers to put her
through a rehearsal performance,
sprang at "Miss Pauline," head lion
with the carnival, and hor-
ribly tore her face and arms with'lls
razor-sharp claws. The powerful paw
TIME—7 :30 o’clock.
street, up North Maili-
up West street, down
bands of music; large
circus—carnival.
investigation Started
WASHINGTON, July 3.—-—investlgs~'
A Terrific Expiosmn
Wrecks Public Reception .
Room in National Capital
START—ACarnival lot in Day street.
LINE OF MARCH—Up Water street to Washington
street to Soldiers' Monument.
Franklin street, to West Wash-
ington street, and thence down South Main and Ray-
mond streets to carnival lot.
MAKE-UP—Wild animals '
in caged wagons; several
Moose Military Branches, in
full uniform, from Hoboken. New Rochelle, Port Ches-
ter, Greenwich, Norwalk, Stamford and Bridgeport;
troupe of 'Arabs, steam calliope, elephant camel, auto--
mobiles, gaily decorated circus horses and ponies. and
other circus paraphernalia.
THEREAFTER—Tlle vigorous pursuit of pleasure at
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Today to Determine
Whether Bomb or internal Machine
Was Work of Crank
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crystals from the big chandelier. pieces
of 111.1 unmfiméd beast lacerated ter- 1 tion was under way today to determine of the immense mirror. glass from the
rlbly Miss Pauline's face liver the left
eye, cutting to the bone.
The side of the face and the left
arm, also, was cut to the bone by the
iioness' claws it is said that the wo
man’s eyes would have been toru‘but
had she nbi worn eye glasses. Dr. D..
E. Sullivan, of‘South Main street,
ill attendance and dressed the lion
trainer's wounds.
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Former Deputy Sheriff 1). Bouts
Ladigan of Norwalk, who was alleged
to have wrongfully attached three nu-
tomobiles, was adjusted to have acted.
correctly in two of the three cases, by
Judge Scott of the Civil Common PleasT
is
room in the Senate side of the Capitol
was believed to have been due to a
bomb or internal machine.
None of the force of employees of the
Capitol were on duty in that part of
slon and no‘one was injured.
Piles of shattered plaster from the1
frescoed ceiling and walls, broken
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'Found Guilty and Fined By Court;
~White' 3 Charge Rolled
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WESTPORT, July 3 .——George S. Jen-
the cause of the terrific expo-lungmmmm splintered recliners lit-
which wrecked the public reception tered the floor early today. Glass was
broken and part of the panelling
I late last night, and which generally smashed ill the door opening from tho‘
reception ball into the lobby running
along the rear of the Senate cllumber.‘
A heavy door opening into the vice:
president‘s room. but which had not
the building at the time of the exclo- been opened for many years. was:
blo'wn partly open by the force of the
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As a result of the New York, New
Halon & Hartford rallroad's general
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A Downtown Parade; Tonight
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J P MHNGAN SHOT TWICE AT
Uptown Carnival
TIME—1' o‘clock p. m.
START-MyUnion Park.
up West avenue to Wall
avenile.
thence to Library Squa
MAKE-UP—Gai'iy, uniquely
dividuals and groups; pl
decorated automobiles.
a
Parade, Tonight
LINE OF MARCH—Down Franklin avenue to Armory;
street, to Main street to Union
Parade will countermarch to Wall street,
re to. disband. .
and handsomcly costumed in-
enty of good music; floats rep-
resenting city’s fraternal organizations; firemen; gaily
THEREAFTER—Riot of fun \aild noise.
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ME AT THEN
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Believed That a Crank Who Arrived At
the House This Morning Was Responsi-
hie. Woundsa Said Not. to be Serious,
and Would- be A
captured
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wounded.
passingr out through his arm.
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and rushed to‘ Glen Cove
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policy of promotion in recognition of
efficiency. B. Franklin Mayhem, of Ni
Elizabeth street, downtoun, a freight‘
brakeman in the local yard of the.
Court yesterday. in the suit brought ““185. Principal owner Of the Elm \‘ew Haien railroad. has been ad-
against Ladrlgan by Emma Millspaugn
of Norwalk 11m court finds Ladrlgan
did not unlawfully detain the machine
and he also finds in favor of the for-
mer sheriff in an action brO‘i'lll by
Country Club on Maple avenue in
Greens Farms, was found guilty in the
local court. yesterday afternoon, on
three counts charging him with selling
:liquor without a license. The mini-I
named to the position of passengerT
brake
headquarters in New York city This
announcement was made this morning
Waiter Wood of New Canaan. In the. mum penalise a fine of $10 and costs. by Agent Hayes, or the downtown
third action, in which Ray C. Lester of
Dorian is the plaintiff, the court
awards Lester possession of the motor
truck in dipole and $1 and costs.
The former sheriff served papers in
.a suit brought against Emma Hills
paugh s husband and attached the cars
in the belief that they were owned by
TMillspaugh. Afterward Mrs Mills-
paugli'. Wood and Lester claimed to
own the cars and each brought suit
against Ladrigan.
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The local police have been advised
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. that fourteen-year- old Carl Anders‘on.
was imposed by Judge Joseph Norton.
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lTBNANT HTTIBI‘ATS
ANT NE-fl. 1be
The annual meeting or the South
Norwaik Board of . Library Directors
was held last evening at the Carnegie
building in Washington stret. A com-
municatlon from the Second district
commissioners anounced the re-ap-
pointment of William F. Tammany,G
S. North and 'Robert G. Mitchell as
directors for terms of three years
each. A ' 1.5- T
. The following officers were‘nlso re-
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of this city, who was arrested in
Bridgeport, recently, for breaking into
T stores in- East Bridgeport, has been
committed to the Reform School byl
Deputy Judge F. L. Wilder, of the
Bridgeport City Court.
Bridgeport he went under the name of
John Colquest. but his real name is
Carl Anderson. Besides breaking-
elected by the directors:
President—Johii H Light.
Vice-Preeldent—George S. North.
Secretary—George H. Vosblirgha‘
Treasurer—Robert G. Mitchell.
President Light made announcement
The boy is well-known locally In of the appointment of the following until April 30, next cpl-1113.-
committees: '
Repairs and supplies—George 8.
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into North, William F. Tammany. William ilsll went on Thunder.
'3 stores, he stole two bicycles from Miller and William P. Ward
' occasidns.
Julio Della. .1 Bridgeport, on different
and sold them in New nun...
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Committee on LibmyL—Oebru 8 not client; loco! fljhfl‘innh as there tinnitus-month“ idoieetinfelleth.
He niade the wheels over . . ‘
freight house.
Other promotions have been made Norwalk interest,,regarding the liabil-
in Bridgeport and New Haven. The
men thus recognized have risen from.
the ranks, and theoll'anges emphasizes
the policy of the New Haven road to
advance its men without regard to
other qualifications that that of em.
clency in the performance of their du-
ties with the company.
All of the men advanced‘have been
lllghly pleased and grateful at the
change.
[AW BATS 0N BASS;
NH MONT TBHHT TTSHTNB
The law on black bass went oir_
n, and will soon take up his;
duties at the Grand Central terminaii
“a,Ll1ristian gentleman"
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ssassin Has Been
l’icrniont Morgan. head of
the bankingr firm of his; name and financial agent in this
country of the British government, was shot twice at his
country home near Glen Cove, L. I
tcrcd the Morgan home shortly after 9 o'clock today.
‘ It was said that Mr. Morgan
, by a man who c11-
was not' seriously
0111: of the shots, it was reported. took effect
in his hip, the othcr‘ili his breast, tearing the flesh and
The assailant was over—
powered by servants, placed ill the Morgan automobile
lcrc he refused to say who
he 11 as 01 where he came from, but asserted that he was
lifelt it his duty to persuade
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TBHAT OWNERS WANNTH ’
Warning has been issued at the cus-
tom house in Bridgeport, which is of
ity of motor boat owners to detension
if they do not. comply ‘with the laws or
the department of commerce.
,Wéf the provisimtmb
motor boat owner have tw o\coples otT
1the pilot rules abroad his craft, rendyis
to show to an inspector on demand.
These rules may be obtained free orT
charge at the office of Deputy Collecfi
tor of Customs J. ll. Shannon of
Bridgeport.
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-The law requires safety equipment
in case of fire‘ ,or other difficulty.
,Those'owners who are found lax will
be subjectth lines by the departments
of commerce for such violations, ex-
cept those who fail to furnish fire ex-
tinguishers ,whlcb charge is heard by
the United States District Court.
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Thursday and local fishermen Who enii
joy going after this my dwell 11111.51
have to throw back into the water any
which they may catch. Bass less than
eight inches in length should be new
book. The law on bass til oi! from new
Brook trout fishermen now have to
Iforage the sport as the law on this
Lake trout law
be csulht until October 1. but this will
mast nun-.1 this kind of dab in
this unlit
Zed- that. the engine, boiler or otherspp-
The rules apply to every boat Which
is moved by machinery, and not more
than 11 feet in length. except tugboats
and towbosts propelled by ”steam. The
length is measuriid from end to end
over the deck, excluding sheer. provid-
crating ill Tilery are subjectr to in-
switch the local inspector of.
steam ‘vebsehi. and to their approval or
the design thereof. on all motor boats
bird when of. propelled by machinery
driven by bionic .
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,The following is an order just is-
sued by'Commissioner Pirie MacDon-
ald relative' to the Boy Scout camp-
G-cnerai Order No. 12. Camp Nash.
Each Scout going
take: 1 blanket (dark colored) 1
flannel shirt: bathing suit: haver-
s;ack tin or agate plate and cup;
knife, fork and spoo'n; two towels;
soap; tooth brush and powder; extra
Tpair of socks. and if possible a rub-
her or water- proof coat.
Scouts occupying their owna‘shelter-
tents, must take ground cloth or wa-
terproof material, otherwise they Will
not be permitted to occupy same.
, Mess "fee will be as before. 60c per
day.
Camp opens Saturday, July 10th
for one week.
Troops will report to Assistant
A Scout Master Harold Nash, Saturday,
July 10th, in lront‘cf the Congrega-
tional Church, South Norwalk.
Troops without'Scout Masters in com-
mandaxmust be under designated ~Pa
trol Lenders.
All troops must hike to and from
camp carrying their lifts and bias
betas
Scout Masters will impress on their
Scouts the necessity of absolute
obedience to the} commands of thegtactoriés are beginning to feel the and author of the famous poem..‘
commissioners or the oncers denim
noted by him, even though their
HIS MORNING"
' to foreign governments or anybody
to camp must‘
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government.“ securing an option or r.ates
German Warship Beach
After Encounter With ‘ .‘
Russians in the Bat
:Unofiiciai Reports Are Thai Disabi
Craft Was the Mine Layer Albatross
But the Russian Boats Had toFin
Retreat Because of the N—umerif
Superiority of the German Fleet—‘— '
treai' 111 Sonth Polandis Continuing
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Russian accounts of Friday‘s naval engagement of?
the ('iolilla‘nd coast record the benching;r of one German
warship and the flight of several cruisers with accom-'
panyinpr torpedo boats which the Russian fleet encounter- "
.cd and engaged during;r a foggy morning: 011 the Baltic. .
Unofficial dispatches sa v the beached v‘csscl was the .
mine la_\ci' Albatross, and add that the Russians finally, ‘7
retired because of the numerical superiority of the Ger-
man fleet.
()thcr naval activities include the sinking of three ‘
T.1Tili‘lx'lsll"illti‘tllalltlilt‘ll by a Russian submarine in the
1' lack Sea and the torpcdoiu ., of the Belgian steamer 80-. *
dougat b\ a (lcrlnan undersea boat
The laitst Riissialnoffilial statement admits a con-
tinuation of the retreat ill Southern ['(iland before the .
armies of Field Marshal von :\l£lt‘l\'t‘llSC‘il. whose forces are . V
drawing daily nearer to Lubliil. licavy lighting, appar-
ently of a rear guard character for the most part, is can?
limiting.
The Russians also concede the German claim to new
succbsscs in (lalicia, admittingr that important forces of
leutous l1a\c forced their w av across the Gnila Lipa.
Italian headquarters reports an increase of activity
along the entire front and records advances in Carnia
and near Frcikofcl. Unofficial dispatches reported the
occu‘pationiby the Italians of Tolmino. a key point ill the
Isouzo Valley, but added that the Austrians still held
the fortifications near the place and that the battle was
continuing.
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ANMHNHTAN PLANT NHMHNT TEAST STDTNS Will A?” .
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There was some street gossip this: Meeting Will Be He'll Next “0*
{morning to the effect that deeds had - T0 Protest Against “ITS“;
Tpassed between ‘Lewis B. Nash and , Wt R T
Irepresentatives of a foreign govern- a Of a OS
Tment transferring land owned by Mr.‘ The most important meeting of
Nash at Village Creek. for the erec- year will be held some evening um
tion of an ammunition plnnt. Ru. week on the East Side Third'
mors earlier in the week had been trict consumers, who are council-V
Icirculated, but the reports this mom with the water mains of the First Dill
lin ng had the scheme clinched and set trlct, will hold the protest meeting
”19d formulate plans to take the recent
Said Mr. Nash in energetic denial. per cent increase in the rates 0:1“.
“There has been. “9. deeds, con 'uptowri water plant up with the
tracts or options transferred by me lic UtilitiesCommfsisofl, in Earth)”
that some relief may be pbtalnedt‘
else A“ that I know is that men; Action of this sort has been brew
unknown to me have approached me for along time, as strenuous
asking it I had land to sell That-1s we“, ,eglstmd w5,8,5 the 4,555,,
all. i know nothing about a ‘foreignl received calling for the in retreat
The announcement was in”
on the East Side this morning til
East Side residents, who use the up
Norwslk water have decided t,
the meeting some time neat wee
ugh the date has not yet. been
termined. ' ‘
Interest is running high conce ,
Tthe matter, and the meeting prom
receiving deeds. "
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PATHTNTS ON THE THEME
ASSESSMENTSSTANTSTBHA
_ The work of raising the $300, 000i __
Which the union batters 0f Danbury. READING RAILROAD MUST DIS;
and 'tlllfi' city must pay to satisfy the! “
SOL VE .
Loewe case judgment, starts today} PHILADELPHIA July 3...
Fm“ may ‘3“ “Ch member 0‘ “‘eTUnited States District Court today
batters’ union in Danbury, this City'irendered a decision in favor of
Newark, N. J., and in all the districtsl defendant in the government suit
throughout the country, must "f? 1i dissolve the Reading Company and
per cent. of his weekly earnings in 0 separate the New Jersey Call
the treasury. This is in accordance Railroad from the Reading.
withihe vote passed at the recent
halters’ convention held in New York T JUDGE MULLIGAN DEAD.
, . , LEXINGTOl, Ky., July 3:"va
Rotting All NOI‘Wllk promises ti James Hillary Mulligan, former U‘
liven up from now on. The local ed States Council-General in Settled...
stimulus of the “fall trade," and it is Kenthcky." died at his «home it
expected that the local batters wut Thursday night, after a short it
scout Master shoiild be present. "
enjoy a period ,0! prosperity. he \1 as 71 years” old
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