ii» Cleanlinessdt Pill-ii!
mini-m“ “ '“ in.
of our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit
Home-made
Candy .
Fresh Daily
F. A. LATNE I,
BAKERY, CONFIOTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Tsisphsns m
51 Washington Oh. Bo. Norwsik
but up
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IVININO GENTINIL TELEPHONE
CALLS
Wows Department
Dad-«Business Department
«Munch Office, Norwslk
.00 ~Bdltor's Rssldsnos
TQM—City Editor's Residence
EARLY SENTINEL TOMORROW.
On account or alterations. made
necessary because oi" the Installation
of a new and larger press In The Son-
tinel buildingilifidew days. it will
be necessary for Saturday's Sentinel to
go to press before 12 o'clock. All ad-
vertisements, church . notices and
other Items of news should be in the
office tonight or early idiom-row morn-
ing, as we cannot guarantee publica-
tion of notices received after 10
o'clock tomorrow mbrning.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwailt‘and Vicinity: Clearing
weather followed. by fair and slightly
colder tonight.“ Saturday Mr. Brisk
a d probably high west and northwest
w nds diminishing late tonight. The
disturbance that was central over
Lake Superior yesterday morning has
moved outward and produced light
rain or'snow in the eastern portion of
the Lake region and New England. it
is followed b an area of high pres-_
sure with piss out weather and slight-
ly lower temperature. Pleasant Wea-
ther prevails generally this morning
east of the Rocky Mountai I.except
in New York and Newdilncla d.
seriousness a ma ass to
Temperature: I.ow,130; high. 37.
Cloudy. ‘ ' ~ . .
if you are in need of ariiilciai teeth
you will do wait to readillr. .i. ii. iiial-
lcr,\"s adv.
a-u—
-lisst unusagaso in. not. a on:
Buckingham Post; 0. 'a. in will
meet this evening in their rooms In
Wall street.’ :{
m
Master Raymond Binlthslu is recur.
erlng from an Illness. at his home in
Hillside place. ..‘._ ‘, . . .
-—Msn‘s. boys' Winter Caps. O'llrien.
Mrs. Hyatt and daughter, of West
Main street. who have been spendins
a week or so in New Haven are expect-
ed home today. -
A large assortment of Whitney baby
carriages sud git-carts will be found at
the A. .l. Angevine & Son Company.
The ad. will tell your all about them.
~.\‘. Y. State Ekgs 200 dos. P. D.
Lawton it 00., ,
Undertaker B. K. Mitchell's lame
wanton arrived in town, this morning
and while it is nowhere a welcome
sight the stile ofthowncon was new
ertholess admired. 'i‘hc wsaon was
supplied by the Cunningham wsson
manufsciory of Rochester. N. 'i’.
noses". pip-bios. O'Brien.
A lecture for the students oi ills:
high school In planned for Monday.
March 13. At that time the Rev. Fred.
eriok Lynch. director of the Peace 80-
oisty and delegate to the tissue (‘on-
(stones. The noblest which will doubt.
less prove very interesting is "A Visit
to the Second Home Poses Center-
once."
~lllue Label Soup. ilic can. ii‘. i).
Lawton & (in.
One of the tow thins! which causes
unusual attraction in the vicinity of
Center avenue is s i ‘rst which has
been «stored and s.os.sshlhii.ion in
the store of O. K. oodbld. at the cor-
ner articular ssosnosnd this street.
Thehrst is w?" as vmall‘iiitten IT“ had
to. esptn lid pond at way
In order that the fast ntisht be r»
fumed whiis'tiie rodent live. its all
evidently Mushrooms in some
tranfotthsisttto ,. Md bssussv-
mdshdthswuttbd ”sud
iii-own am. The .. him thins
about ,the rat is his siss and overseas
who has thus for ssss niardsoisss It
the gs}. 'i‘hsrst was
to be
lulled mum
..
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. We write all min. of
Automobile
Insurancci'f.
Will gladly explain. Telephone -2.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
rs wasiimo-rou "as". some
soawauc noun.
TILIPHONI tss-s
Park 8. TilfOrd's
DeliciousCandies
~30“) AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG BTOII
FOR SALE
NEW 80x8 CRUIBING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE U350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oystsr shell Point. Norwsik
In the ”Making
Artificial Teeth
there are requisites necessary to se-
rum: a'peri‘crt plate. The operator
must have a knowledge of certain me-
chanical principles, good materials
must he used. an ability to perform
the work properly. and an artistic ideal
followed. My experience in this
branch oi dentistry has been unusually
large. which enables me to produce
good results in the teeth made at my
oillce. 1 do not want my patients to
wear "Hitting plates. or those which
do not preserve the natural contour of
the face. Special attention In given
every individual case.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwslh
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 1;. III- Sun-
days by appointment only.
New Line of
Cloisonne Enameled
Pins
liar Puts
JABOT siss’
sat-r PINS
COLLAR PINS
a $6 and 50¢ each
The Spring line of Ne‘i‘lth‘ili‘ has i
armed: Mots, t‘oliars. Dutch
shade: Collars and Yokes.
8T. PATRICK'G POST CARDS.
odor do; 3 for he
i. l.MALLETTE
,(rsrtnsrty atlases Dawson)
dd Washington It. ' ' Tsi. «s
loans Men
Who Save
not more out oi ilio than
those who do not.
There is a satisfaction
in having a little put
away In a safe place.
Small accounts invited.
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
CityNstionalBank
rsassaors a ossssas IANKiNO
susissss awn orssss svssv
racism cowsisrssr
wirii sense
sassitts
U Ins Md M
"W . I. "Tim
”WMCfl'Wm
mm H “A ‘ PM
can ""*"""'
‘ Foss.
it. sbwm' "so' I 'v'los'
mass sows“. m
,. museum
1. its. misswssa is”
limos '
batsman
, .i loss llama
ms. .
m em «as as
mw‘mllmlli".
IOYOI‘IIOI' mutation a list at.
will or ”when
i
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IlliiiliIIIiIIElIT moors
(Continued from First Page.)
to be heavy on both sides. The num-
ber of Americans reported dead is in-
creased to ill. while 35 are said to have
been taken prisoners by the foderuls.
These men are said to have been res
crnlted at Almonds and were In
charge of the machine guns under
Capt. llarlngton. '
Late last night Col. liabngo tele-
graphed Juarez oilicinls that [lit ex-
pected to reach Chihuahua early to.
day. restoring railroad wire communi-
cation with that city. The message
stated that detachments of troops‘nre
guarding the road. ...
DOUGLAS. Aria. March iii.-»0n'o
hundred and fifty Mexican refugees
treat this city were surround by Amer.
icnn troops when they gathered near
the border Inst‘night. They were pln~
and under arrest and are being held.
here.
The Mexicans began to {lock toward
the border when the report reached
here that it rebel force tippt-nretl be-
fore Allilllli Priest. It, Is believed they
were massed with the intention oi join-
ing the rebels in event of an assault
being made on Astra Priests.
As soon as word was received that
the rebels were threatening Anus
I’rieta. (inpt Frank .Iohnson, of Troop
M. of the Third Cavalry. ordered the
line between here and Agile Priatn.
The Mexico authorities at Anna l’rl‘
iii issued orders that any one crossing
the line from the north would be shot.
Alina Prietn is not. prepared to op-
pose a combined attack from (lnbrnl
iind Iiialico. which is anticipated;
liinnco‘s force is reported to be a
few miles to the southwest still it is
believed that he and the force now be-
fore the. city are noting ill concert.
The city has only iiity troops. half of
whom are citizens. There are no
machine guns.
The rebel bands of Juan Cabral.
"Red" Lopez and prucsmenis. appear-
ed suddenly before Anus I‘rictn Ia‘st
night. it is believed that Attila l’rletn
will be attacked . There was a unner-
ai rush of Mexicans to tho Amrlcan
side.
BERLIN. March lib-in reply to can
rent reports that the German govern.
moat asked for American intervention
In Mexico or that it proposes to take
Independent measures to protect (lor-
msn interests and German subjects in
that. country, Baron vori Kiderlon
Wacchtor. socmtary of state for for—
oiizn nifairs. today authorised the As-
sociated Press to state that ilermnni‘.
which made no representations what
ever to Washington on the. subject.
Ill the m'atter. .
It is odicially aiilrmori that this trov-
ornineut hurrooeived no-tutimstions
from its icgation or consulate in Moxi»
co upon which is request for interven-
ilou or independent steps to protect.
tiormnn interests there could be found-
cd. No question involving a violation
0; the Monroe doctrine has been rais-
c .
The official attitude toward the all.
nation is rt'iiected in In editorial load-
er in tho \‘ossit‘ho Zeitlmg today. The
paper says: "iii'rtnany. like other
states, can with tranquility. entrust
the protection of its great mercantile
interests in Mexico to the discretion of
the iinitud States. it has no other in-
lcrosls them"
NEW YORK. .“lii'i‘ll lil.-~i‘.nmmnriti-
in: email of military organisations lil
this city have been ordered by tho
. new
their commands available for duty
with the Units-ti Slates army in Texas.
The order Wis" I‘m‘civod shortly In,»
fore it) o‘oioplt this morning. with div
motions that the list be furnished
within an hour
it was announced in Washington last
night that some 8.000 onircrs or the
National Guard throughout the coun-
ll‘) would be invited to witness the
operations in Twins for their own lll‘
situation in methods of handling largo
bodies of troops. -
WASHINGTON. March itl. “With all
the details of the great southward
movement of troops completed and the
scum! oi activity quickly shifted from
Wushinxtml to the field, the Iioatlouur‘
lt‘i'li oi the army today is awaiting coin~
Wilton")! the arrival of the units of tho
tilm‘itm.,coissidantis at their objective
points.
hiaioNlcucrnl. William ii. i‘aricr.
commander of the division coucentrt
iinu at San Antonio. is expected to ar-
rivo at the Texas post tomorrow.
lioixw-ts today the War ihqutrtmoui
indicate that by that time hourly all of
the troops which will form the division
will have reported. 0f the ponds from
which. the soldiers are helm drawn to
limits up the divisions. Fort i). It. Rus-
sell. Wyoming. Is the farthest removed
iron the places at reudosvoua. it is
thought that tile troops from that fort.
will reach San Antonio by Bunday slid
certainly not later titan Monday.
microcosm Ileonard Wood. it was
announced at the War Department to-
day. probably will so to tho border In
April. in order to inspect the camp and
commands thrown also the frontisr.
The instructions to t e oiilcors ass
sinned for duty In Texas were to hold
themselves in readiness to so to the
trout. at any moment. The officers are
to be sent to Tessa as observers on
the Invitation of the War liopsrtinent
and each detail will be there for
twelve days osciudina time of travel.
- The Miners from this state will an
armed and equipped for the hold and
will hs‘sssisned to the regular rash
talents In the iisld in Texas.
WASHINGTON. March i0.—-'l‘lie ill.
try Is carrying out its psrt In the oper-
ations just as thoth the sudden and
extensive reparation or war vessels
for active air was s rt oi the lltlm:
drum of every da II s. Time shitll
of the Mill time on of thsttiantio.
fleet are now surplus to Guantanamo
Cuba. The armored cruiser Washin-
ton. the rstnsini unit of the division
which is ends as upsirs at s
Portsmouth. N. Ii... not! yard. wlif .
rails for that on lines tissues-ho
will as our to Join hoodlum 1 i t
The admissions is sit .
circle! tilstfio million at!
snirsd ix maidens is a
M wt M m ‘ .
months
-»sislii1~iiismii ’
dot-s not contemplate taking any steps
A
sreh
Derbics
vii—~—
and soft
builder & Mara Clothes”
"ring
for Men
Our assured: is as well acquainted with hat
values acidic art: ourselves. So we depend on solid
quality toisatii'iiy our customers; and by having ev-
ery new style in a variety of proportions. we are able
to supply exictly the right but for every man.
hats. $2 and $3.
Our Custom Tailoring Department is booking
more orders than ever before; for one reason, be-
cause We are showing the most tempting line .oi .. l
choice fabrics to select from. For another reason.
because our customers are our best advertisements-
‘ Hats
......“
May we take your measure for your Spring Suit
or Trousers?
N
TWO STORES:
The New Store
a4 Wall St. Norwalk.
sreat euro.
dinary oats. but the dillere
consequence. it few rents
are elegant
early; most women
ere.
ADV/ANS! Pfilcl Mail-THIS WIIK ONLY.
(ll‘t‘
duel
'l‘ilm are all fresh
CLEAN OATSI
. At my old hubby again—driving mod. well~scrccned oats.
ought in bus matter of course. but It isn‘t. and as long as i do it
better than anyone else. l'm going to talk about it.
Ask (or "llonnie (‘-lipa'." the very choicest. the
. large berry oats o‘ysry bright color. closely clipped and handled with
cannot offer them at the rulinx price oi on,
e in cost is not a matter of any great
to on a bag. .ifour or dirty oats make your
horses sick and in the en “‘you‘il iind them most expensive. ,
. it .
First In quality. last in price. always in the minds. oi its cusm. .
erstonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Good Catch brass
sill llt’ ititliltl llt‘l‘t‘.
mus i‘Ullli‘ hora iirst ilil .l s-iioriiou. Look riftin- viii-it‘ll!” '
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.I
TELEPHONE 108.
The New Spring Silk Dresses
You‘ll surely. like the isihititis'wo are showing and
there are so manymtyios slid shades that you“ are sure to find Just
the one you want. ,tli course. you want to not your spring apparel
do. Now is the time. when. all the good thinas
‘ Small Smelt. not dressed. . .4 lbs.. 25c
and they are working for us all the time. '
14 South Main St.
\ rival of the peachiest Spring lino ever shown.
Double soft cuffs. with soft collar and with *5
collar band. Regular negligec, coat stylé. 10‘
‘i. with and without cuffs attached. Patterns and l"
t-olorings are great. Fabrics are Madras. It" ‘
Percale, Passes and Egyptian Silk. . . ‘
s1 .si.5o - s2 2
, , . ,,. .,, ,
They are “LION same." which vouchcs at... . '
iiss “ for quality. They are in the window. ‘ __ 9;; ,
or ~~..,, --—-—-——- s. "'~'i'ht‘lli .
Price’s Clothing Store _
98 Washington Street '- °
South Norwalk stun JACKETS LEAVE SAN PE-
oso sues.
WM ~ —~ PUERTO coarsz, liondura’a. Mar.
‘ 4’ ' _ lbs-The American and British blue-
...——
This
market tillers"
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
't. h
jackets were withdrawn
Pedro Sula yesterday and the
turned over to the representatives of
the
were withdrawn from the trains and
the revolutionary army here was dis-
nrmcd. Peace has once more been re-
stored along the coast.
“Souvenir Post cards
from Sun
town
Honduran government. Guards
ALL limos
6 for he to 25¢ each
SPALDING'S‘
easasau. goons
now aaaov
W. A. Briggermsn s
. Stationery Store -
Donovan Block. ‘ 13% Washington at.
Loi'ttls til Si‘ii Food slitulltl til- i
.- . .. . ......» .e..............- ......u..—.
3
Small Pollock. not dressed. . .4 lbs. 25o
Frostiisti. not dressed ...... a. lbs. 25c
Lsrgs'nright Herring, not dressed.
3 lbs. 25c
Ne. thrusts. dressed ... ....2 lbs. 25c
Mullah. dressed J ...........10o lb.
Haddock. dressed ............ 10c Ih.‘
Spanish Marks-rel. Eels. Salmon. West.
and liltieflsh. lioo .lllt‘liti. Halibut. Steak
Cod. Illicit. and lice Shad. Gosling
(‘lams for baiting. .
i
, BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
7 FREE DELIVERY.
heading.
Pacino.
'i'it)
solidi“
Iteration
it
my ’
. i
a... .. ...”... "......
iillll II
0‘
Old Milli IL. Midst
it
all“
The Paris 7 (3le 8t Suit Hesse
I! “it”! Main 01.. m Not-wail:
WALL STREET. 10:10 s. m.-~Prioes
ranged iraotionsily shove yesterday's
close when'the stock market Opened
ioddih Gains of it were made by
Missouri Pacino, Northern
and Nstlolthi Railway ot‘tiosiw
ascends. Union Pacino. United
suites ntosi pie. and disseminated
0o r advanced V.
r Aid. STREET. ii
. .. “as
an s mar son
higher. with ltsadin' slid
to better demand.
Poul d limit his. Marie psi , 1 8-8
and behind Valley. , mammal...
”filmibfd.1fld~mflhh asst an.
is, ‘2. ,. i ' 1 ’ ~ , .
”lam: I’ll ., Sonar-Hoary at»
s6 susdlsn sroiip not
is. lbw-“A tow
id up sharply.
in was a trifle
U. s. Stool
Minneapol a. rat.
' F
HORLiCK'S MALTED
tide sis? ..........
‘FOLEV'O IDNEV REMEDY.
-....-J... ...m..
Special in...“
MILK,
8i .OiIi else ........ . ........... 76¢
“.00 size .................... 75c
50c also ....................... 40c
mum's ro‘oo.
‘75s sine .................... .550
500 size ..................... 40o
CUTICURA SOAP.
25c sine ............. . ........ 200
I
' W. F. Wigrnore 8: Co
DSUOGIOTB
I North Main It. So. Nor-walk
and the Duluth South Shore and Atlan‘
tie pfd. Trading in the other stock»
although quiet. was characterised by
a good to a. ti. 8. Steel was strontt
on the expectation of a favorable ton-
nsse report later in the day. Amalga-
mated our and Great Northern
Ore Oerti tss Improved l. Bonds
were steady.
Willa. tI’i‘Rinil'l'f‘. ‘i p. Illa-J’llblitw
lion oi the U. 8. Steel Cor ration‘s
untitled tonne e Ilsures for shrusry.
showlns sh sum» of less than
800,000 tons, led to sellin by some dis}.
appointedlholdsrs and i a stock lost
half s point of its foreseen rise. Oth-‘
«wise the market was at a stsndstiil.
W
HOIPI‘I'AL worse.
Miss Henry. of the commercial de-
partment of the high school. was re-
aii resting comfortably at, the
ed
mutual this“ afternoon.
, Jsinos Kelley. of Westperi. was sti-l
Ittsd to the hospital yesterds, and
, istsii ontirts technically Will in .i.
' , I "ossistogiwb Its in Hip
.. in... 3
CO L
RESOLUTIONS
RESOLVED
i. That ws stay in the out sust-
sass. rs business that many years of
experience has qualitlad us to conduct.
a. 'i'hst we keep ths old summers
by. malntsinins a high standard of ex-
ceiisnes. fairness and courtesy.
at That we his. new customers.
hyalusrsntsoiiis theatzpvhst we give
our old pan-ens: satisfaction.
4. f'I'Iist we cannot“ itasI'ovs the
duality at our Oeai‘. becausoiitgis the
best to he had.
Shirts, 1;, Q
. ‘ ,
reminds us that we wish to announce the an .
40; must be completed in 93 months: This: ' ‘
.l
‘. i Iii ‘
’. . . x
‘.
i
i
nulls indium
. Retina-h. L
Claude Guthrie.
The death of Claudd Guthrie oc-‘
curred yesterday afternoon.“ thems— ~
idence of his nephew. Joseph Guthrie. -- ,
in Silvermine. following an attack of .
pneumonia. He was eighty-years oil
age, and one of the best known and.
best. liked men In this pint of. the-
state. He was a brother of {closely
Town Tax Collector‘ Sidney Ghihrle.,
and was for some years in the block“
smithiing business. «He mo past
commander of St. John's Lodge. .‘A. E
and A. M.. and was a mgmb'err 5!;
Washington Chapter. R. a. .. mill is .
Clinton Commandery. Knights To ' it“
iar. The funeral services willie-held
Sunday afternoon ,ut $016910“.de
the home of his nap ew.. lntermen " y
will be in the Silvermine come sy 9.3.
Rev. Mr. Richter will be the Voillcl‘st xi 3 .
clergyman. " ‘ “ ' '
Mrs. Hannah Orson. no '
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Morrellfi
widow of Aaron Green. was held this
afternoon from the rssidgpoe oi. hen
iii Fourth street. EastNol-sra ll. The
Rev. w. W. Gillies. motor of. e. Em ‘m’
Avenue Methodist bhui‘t‘h.‘ outdated "“’
and interment hollowed ”ill the ittvo’ '
sltlo (Tomi-fer)" vatlll. temporarily. ’1‘
the spring thoromuins will.iis:v.iakei
. no v~
pallbearers were Messrs Knsli'e. , . n lb
min. Devine and Morrellu " "
PLYMOUTH. Eng. slams sail: solid”
When the Hamburg-American dune x #1
it was stated that the inquiry on‘l?‘I rd. ‘
mystery of the disappearance of this" ' i 3"
it-wels lost by Mrs. Maldsjin Drum. '
.lr.. of t‘hicsgo. while she 'was return- “
weeks ago. English polICe odicei's
boarded the steamer berefi'ns did a‘
intention of making an Wexhaustlvodna ..H
realisation while enroute for [jam
to Redford, New York. for.buri
.lsszs NOT noel/trials" “W“: “
steamer Amerika nrrlvedmere, any.
had failed to throw any right on ilé'i‘mm
mond, formerly .Mrs. Marshall Field. ~.» It
inig to New York on lilt- Vessel'twu 'i >
number of German oillcllldnwith the
burn. '
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NEW YORK CITY POOTOFFIGI.’ ' Chili:
WASHINGTON. March 10.~—-Tltt". 4.2.1.
contract for the New York city post- 5:;
office was awarded today .to-rthe Fuller ; . *
Construction Company. pi.New orb.“
at its bid of 82,515,267. ‘ The bill dlnit
building will be situatedmest of they‘ve
new il’ennsyivania Railroad station: t:
McKini. Mead and White‘ane, titular.“é .7
l‘hitt-cls. *O‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘
s‘rsst. roused: sort snuanv. .
NEW YORK. March to.“ The Uni- -’~
ted States Steel (animation annodii- .
red today that the unfilledfiomlfie-
on its books on Feb. its sped 8,1 ..
his tone. against 3310.91 'tons on t a
last day. of January. ‘ ‘
M‘s-cw . v" 7Y- _
Mrs. Lydia Valentine. of Hillside
“lace; ‘3 ill. ~ . ma Ms.‘ , .1 ’1
Mir ‘
. ‘4 MN. . st
Miss tinsel Philips of. 'n avenue. '
ispent yesterday in in ‘ . t on bus;
pass. .
i l . N
Charles Williams. of tfi’lrlsl troll“ ‘
lines. is enjoying a day cation d
his run on East-avenuegirin chorus
or C. 1;. Thorpe." ‘ ‘ “3.: . 1
Mrs. mm stream. uremia“ ’ as“
who was threatened wi engenders 1.:
In much immerses- 4* present,
recover without owntidhi r ‘ j‘ .
“...
Lenten devotions will “Wield stfsi ;
.a. .r...
is, next Tuesdaysvsniul. . 7‘
he an entertainment after 1the .
business. -
t.
. ....
Miss hath Reynoidntwhuc “
very seriously‘ iii‘of . “$2.,
dlpthsris and heart . 1
improved and . it ii
ovoi- .sntirsly. t ' ‘
maul» out at ism:
Norwalk Chronicler