(Continued from First Page.)
a destruction of a big floor will
u Rafael by dynamite is said to
. «been iollowed by a tire whioh
. plotoly destroyed the town.
many women and children are
oi bored among the victims oi the
‘ ‘ lament. taught while the
he rebels in the vicllpty'oi [lidi
id to number 1.500 nd itl‘é colit-
, ed by Juan Garcia. Juan Cabral
Col Gendarllla. hm (llron, who
‘vcom n t tll insurret:
- , motor? 03' do Ionian...
Minnie on dental “Mullet Raci- its
an lIaid t6 11'iie fidcking to the reidl
the surrounding country
clot-igloo! toroe oi tedela'ia under
0 Ole on an Col. BarIon, nuinbei ed
* . W‘d dln 200 ‘Y‘ahuio " Tlhbee
S~ h re. an so sad to me sea
‘ liti‘prIIIe’dwat He‘la'moaillo uIId sent to
‘ t i'rout
PASO 'l‘ex Mulch iii.
thI sh reports received here indicate
he y lighting at tires, Sonora, tople-
tlves of both factions declare the
repprt that 1.000 men had been kill
Id In each side is without foundation.
Representatives of the insurrecto
jufita here in close touch with the Win
. soil, declare the lnsutreotos force
' wit h might have been engaged num-
baits but 1.100 and that not more than
2, 0 men were on aggd on both sides.
he statement «86hr hm1uoaon tha‘i til '
totllh 91$th afghan: it‘d
by fir If? Idi'i
sistiI‘ noiit entbeh“I t' anbé hduses
with mud more, which are practicallx
fireproof. it is believed the lone baa
be‘eh heavy. nomvtr. _
PASO, Tex.. Marrb 81~A stub-
bo ly fought and bloody battle be
_ t n 3000 lusurnectoe and 200 team-
al‘ oops has raged around the little-
tow}: of Santa Barbara southwest or
thI‘Clty oi Chihuahua , Wednesdm
moral obtains to a tale and re
ooivoanIi‘IflldIt flight from “In lieu
side: have tent (or reinforcements.
Wednesday morning, according to
the Paral dispatch, the inourrectoa at
tacked and toolt‘ saute Barbara. but
before“ they. could strengthen its deten»
see, the ioderals rallied and attain t
‘ ed to retain; the pilloé A boar oi 15
which db'étgeti tiroti ‘ihe lneur‘rec
to now and sudceeed I‘enrbln'r
tholmlinimpul. building, but. “warden.
iiiron the main (odor l bodv. 'l‘hel
toolt‘a ré use In the built lug. bui ilIr‘
telegram does not Imeal thblr fate
Finding hiluoeli‘ outnumbered (‘ol
Anamendt in counnhnd ot the (edeiai
troops sent to Part-III r‘ rel roe-
mente and the ineilrt'ecto leader‘s are
said to have dispatched messengers in
S the direction of thee amp‘ ot Madero
. and O'rozco‘ on a similar errand Neith
or side had received reinforcements
when the message reached .here. It
iojfaid 1girth sides exhibited thehitrent
II on and braver-y and t e not
cilhtm of killed and wounded is high
‘Oiiicers oi the lneurrooto junta hem.
w le declaring they hope earnestly
to}: peace amiin today stated that there
as'ems iitlie prospect for immediate
«Iowa hold tilitiei.
mat on aria;.mdrr.ectq secretion:
tat!) sdyii‘the army in the iield will
‘ the final vote on any peace page
one, and that he does not believe
‘ . , will vote to accept any terms that
‘d .not include the resignation of Pres
V idfint Dias. '
f; who: nsrusso TO ear Alain:
ole-rs
i
avg; . V .
a my in the superior court
Idiot iii x5favor oi the plain-
‘ Wdamam War
, "ads by being run down
inbtivd near Stamford. At
“one of a Mlow aer-
‘ . t0? indiuiont for the
hi calla will in taken to
AI," ‘
l‘l-E‘irglfi'ii l," kiwi“: '.
J. ..
it in:
limp fl
dyl J. E Dotty set up ~
“ tor the viIit ‘0! Chin! .Voiilnor.
at. now that he has come and gone awry-
7, body feels happy. There won't be no
, sold on the railroad in all probability
S quin iMllg‘lillor,
'. arrhp,“
. option up by doctors In new at out flit ;
rmaiie her home with him as wall
I mo: ”""“§9";u. immune mute
A‘Isgeuamilw thorium
Mail Eiliicllv? in H3 MI W3y lo'
Thre in not not! attain or quinine $1.00 "we"
Iin P pe'a Cold (lompoiind. which,
ill Gloves, 79¢
We wili‘ilcli tomorrow. to deli/Lad-
it
0“” gawk CK; “"d “"1 ios' Guaranteed Kid Glam. inI
‘Eil’i’fi 339W black and tan. at 79c.
Regular '3 "V V'
when taken every two hours, untua;
three consecutive doses are taken.
will surely end the grippo and break
§|“Sup the most severe cold. either iii the.
hendmhont back, stomarllor llinba
it promptly ’relleves the moat mlI'
erable neuralgia pains headache. duil- 1'
near. boatload nose started up. lever:
lslinoas. sneezing. sore throat, running r
of the nose. oatm'rh‘al alloctionu, sole
noes. Itiflneso and rheumatic twingvs. ‘
Papas (laid (‘otupouiid la the re.
suit of three pears' roaetuoh at a mat
of more than liltl thousand dollars.
and contains no quinine which we
have conclusivoiv demonstrated in not .
eliectlie In the. iluatmmn oi coltle or '
grippe. ‘
Take this harmless Compound as
“The House of Activity and Progress"
HeatheibloomSltirt33 ,
Every woman knows what Heather-
' bloom means stamped on a Skirt. »
- Tomorrow in black only. [99o
Value $1 50 to $2.
v
directed with the hnoWledgo that
theie is no other medicine made any-
where i-lao in the world which will
cure your cold or end (lrlppo misery ’
as promptly and without any other an-
nletaure or bad al‘ler- efforts as a 25
cent balhage ol’ l’npe'u Cold, Conn
1500““? which on) dream ginI ~the
ram Irvin .. > . a.
.fi. a:
555,310 .« LLIE i
"ii Till EPOHT
(Continued from First Page)
popular candidate or the one whose
chunves are said to he beat lei the last
named position is Antonio Abriola, thi-
barber on Intent, Bfldsono P!
bi er Candidates.
in addition to theii‘e wisps of in-
formation it is learned on good on
thoritv that Thomas Cunningham.
who now holds the poet that the late
l’oter Dolan held so well and honor
ably, baa no chance at all oi being re-
ill.lll01nted This last bit of hours has
tome with something of a aired: in‘
vaueplt wne'lbouaht lbst Sheriff ("tune
:Ilnnl alu had a “ ‘look in."
Shit 9 Wild Volilnel' 5 visit to Bridge :
port there seems to ho no doubt that -' ’i
Mi. ltudaoll can have the Job it be
lwauta it when the right time cornea.
Muetman James J. (‘onlln is repaid
ored a good administration man and
Made of the very best quality fine
Serge. in black and blue.
Coat is made very mannish and
lined with good quality silk. goat.
untIed’ for two seasons.
are plain gored.
$18. On sale. $15.98.
59c
Straw Braids
We were fortunate in sc-
curing 100 pieces of fine
Straw Braids. all col-
ors and combinations,
10 yards to the piece.
Tomorrow. while it
lasts. 39c piece.
$18.00 *
"The
5%
I ’ '
Children 5 Hats
3%
We will group together
about fifty Children‘s
Hats. worth from 59c
and up. Your choice to-
morrow only. 39:.
Shirts '
Good value at
Fl Eastér Hats S
$398 to $10
Chlefiy Pattern Hats and copies .
of imported modoiau Here you .3‘
will find 100 new TIimmed
Hats, no two alike.~ Come ex-
pecting to find what you want.
because here you can find a real
showing of fine Trimmod Hate
that no other store would put
so low a price on. Come and
sec for yourself.
IIls aelsction it is believed would III-
agreeable to those who may not be
so load of Mr Russell getting a dopu
llahip (‘ity Shel-iii Book has been a Sa‘e of 300 Sh es 3 ‘ :W I ' .
Democrat of good standing and is con f an . ‘ Flne Silk .resses I.
older-ed in line” for promotion. it in " nn ats
believed to be Chief Volimcr'il IIur- at 990’ $1 49 and $1 98 I h
:m {3033:353'33‘3...131333..7m: St 31 95 We wrll show tomorrow fine Silk Dresses. made in the 'I'
magnate" 2:21}?le {Summit I: militia?» This sale is going to be one of the greatest value—giving ' much admired EmP“° efi'ect' Skirts With panels and
" ' w Io. '
sImo tplme before it is ten Ihm Abri I "m“ ”V" kgown ;"$Sh‘P:Hj:;Eb:°re E“WW- 01%;";le ofrrbggspug? with bands on bottom. Materials are Striped Fancy Tat”-
o a a c ancea me as good an the oihorli i 25 i 50 99c . . ' fetas and a
a1
.I‘fi'éflf‘r'n.§§§ih.°£e"232 mpfiiée‘zotim‘tmi 50 new 3MP”? worth up to $x 50: 33W“ and large Shapes seaeral different colors Mes mes; all made with new kimono sleeves.
' in black and burnt. On sale tomorrow 99c. ”1 two-tone effects, 0“ 531° at S
n Bridgeport ior Two Reasons. also 25 Black Turban; ‘
IOTE‘II? “1'3?“ "3'" I}? i”? “m“ ‘ SHAPES AT 8:49 for middle-aged women ‘
epor, 0 Sim‘ -e co with ' - .- I ' . . ’ .
there for two reasons. One Woe to up ‘00 fine Shapes. all “"3 ”350'” new models, m black 3“ ‘0 8° 3‘ one price $12.49, $12.98 and $15 98
pear us a witness in an appeal trom tho ' and bm’M- On sale a! 3149- ‘ tomorrow. $1.95. '
decision of the county commissioners ’
ugh .an exciaoiciiaehinDNorwnik. Th? , . L S S
0 or was to v a t t e emorratlc ohlo - .. S, .. , . . V
tamarind tails things over. i . . i I ~ I
mmyeflwgem .3133. Jill. dill. 3;. 1M: SummerVests, lilc 39c Babies Bonnets,25t: Tub DRESSES. $1.98 NewSpnngWatsts, $149 +
I .
. . . ' ‘ > ' ' All- vcr .
539??“ IE" It” ”a" he 8“ M.” We will sell lowdown Ladies' Fine B‘b‘“ B0“""" ““4" 0‘ Straw. Washable Fabrics. plant. or fancy. (I embroidery and lace trim
n mil 9 titled on Mayor mil . Braid. Lawn and Silk d elegantl made in this season's med “Pi“ and back 1°“: neck 3““
lughnm. Ausiatant (‘iu Clorlt Ruseell Summer Vests for tomorrow, me. “1 bbo d H We ‘ y .' new kimono sleeves; very fine fit.
Tax Confirm ,ohn Donuoilv and iiur , instead of tel/c M n u an owers. Pay 25c best models; sizes 14 to 44. On tin W'sists l I i ll' .
log the afternoon bad a conversation I 9 "Wield 0‘ 39¢ tomorrow we 3; 3 g a v: tree, a
with Assistant Town Clerk William T. I - I“ ‘- i ‘ H ‘ ‘9 I “"5 Tomorrow, $1 49-
Mulllne. With his customary catttl- . .. «4»- .l... .. I «w .. I» a: I.
oulnsse Mr. Mullins said he had not " . V 3‘ I ' M” U "
:olked with iIlhe sheriti-eloct. Asaosor _ S , . 3 '
aawrbnce G was quite aura the tiller --------r I .. w .. .. .. S. .. .. .. . 'I'“ .. .— . I 3'- ‘ 3 '1‘ ' ' ‘3 1" I ' ‘ 4" “
"I I . .. I“ w moo-wt . w .. .. .... t .. .... a... W... M”... M...“ ”gum” a . W 5“,“ qfiawx" ‘m
«2 act but not seen him either REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS l
’l‘llplie with whom the next almrlti
talked were quite reticent and couldn‘t
see why they should dieouu the vlait.
From outside it was learned that.
the aherlll-‘elect' a visit to Tax Collect-
or Donnsiiy was tor the purpose or
thanking him for his anistaaoe in the
(Hamish it will be remembered that
Mr. Donuelly's withdrawal from the.
mentor the nomination “bellied some:
The .polltioiana loomed relieve’tli‘hat
9\
had been waiting for it 0-. so long and
The following real estate Hales are
recorded with Town (‘lorll Smith for
the past tow daylt
John F. lieaiey to Horace E. llunu.
eight arms. Halos street. War.
Frank Cocoa to'Miohaoi Grliiln. two
lots. Prospebt Park. War.
.iohu ii. Meyer to Thorsten Stnlmll
two lots. flotilla” View Park. War.
Homo E. Dean to Samuel It}. Home
at Non \‘orit ten aoroti. ilnioe street
\\ m
lamei 'r nubile" to Edward K. has
tin three acres. Prospect avenue. War
Edward K Auntin to Falriloid i‘-ouu
t5 Dairy C0,. three aores. Prospect
mantle. War.
tlhrlstopher ll Wallace to Joseph
w Wallace qnd W. 1 William two
parcels oi la‘h‘d. limb “fiat War
ban-mm
mv “moon dammit PLiQH'l‘.
ly rééovirdd HI libs retor to his" BER N Mirth 81. “This liroi’Iohdn
ho‘m on the height; orarlooiil I dun lntorut onal aviation taco. train Futile
“""dl‘r the hilly Where he lul- dado some to Bar in. Britannia and Wdob brotat
or II best ivmk Pie took with him his biy will be abandoned owing to the Mr
,‘ many "Bridgeport to Norwalk" tit-dials
,W~~-HM
‘, mm or run mamas si'rt‘ln.
FMNCISCO March 31. ~Jon
the aged "Pilot of thin It
with éarly in the moth war
I will? train Wh‘om he had lived apart Iltlido of tho Pane JOHN”. title oft
Afar ion yearn. and bencol'orth site will taupe” oopil‘lltlllillfi l0 the filflrfiir (1‘g
an to the Fronoh with on u lair
lthis I'lltor Juanita. who toe the last til lit in (10mm The ‘Ber trier
two a. boon a' sought or m in Mittn Zeltmlr wtl early the noon
New Yorlé bite. * a . which it criteria! to? tho ovate. to an-
‘ ——»--.. -oiher contest,
w I” "I
wanw» m
”h ”.73igyi/IIM
WWII-twat art‘lm.
wIIIor t 2%
I'd ’éfigfl!
315M Jot
1 minor?
” during work an
WOMAN' S BTUDY CLUB.
m...
Miss Scott, at wanyton, Hostess tor
the Tenth Mutton.
ALLEGED BAIL JUMPER CAUGHT.
MERIDEN, Mnrrh {liwit‘rederlok
W Siobort, oi Waterbun who has
The tenth regular meeting or the been manager or a coal and Ice huel
IWomanu aunt. mu was held Mon ions have for some time was taken
dav awning. March 27th. at the home mm the local polite ntnlion to Hart-
or Mine Scott. III Rowaylon The stud) lord b! I Unit states mmhsl res
of: tho a‘mwp Revolution ans comm terda! an a in; live from insure Ills
“Gd through the year I792. and up to arrest occurred Wednesday night it
the beginning of the Reign of Terror 9 1‘ ““98“ ”Ml about 1‘90 .VO-‘irii alto he
The papers mad showed much care in l W muted ‘Ii Richmond. Va on a
preparation and were enoudlnaly in- [9-11er 0i "Giulio“ 0f the United
[tip-{mung SPH'TRI of ”lo member._31!len [IONA] IIWB and [hill he Jumped
were absent owing to the bad wnmm‘ his bonds Blob-rt claims that he not»
and niokneas not the members who poled the matterhad beenclenedaiho
were. present Inn dot iulow their later I'm Citron to undiratnmi by hit with"!
eat and outbuulaam to in: on that Ito-iiii that limo that the who had been
outint ~ s.eitled
Bolero proroodlb: to the re ulal pro
gram. the preside! read a lthe their from I
Mrs P W Godard. ohalrniaii of that
Conservation Department of the Con i
Itectlnot State Federation. uklnu tor:
rii‘ntlse rimming embers oi tho: “
not to title tlu any 30118?
blIdWeathora on draw ’i‘i “bromide
was unhealtntingly mien by all the
members prudent «are one. and tho
Ildhtltliont manifested was very motions.“
The next meeting of the club will be
holtl on Monday evening. April ill. at
thg home of tiles Ruth Thesauri. iu
Rownl‘rtdri. ;
‘wi-iivos. eczema. itch or salt rhoum l
‘ note You orally. (innit; bonito!» touch
of your «down Doan' a Ointment:
«one who most egotioa’tst may! Wit!
All Intuit“ all it. i V I
mop-W .
EXTMMI WWII“. t
The Roommate Power Company!
his bile nlaifiiltl (that! m tor tho}:
Ital pipes in Ii hilt‘rl III 6
lay new.
work warm. atn- d as sonata. that
tip
tlhcoa. ’i‘hoi
”round awli‘tta little more: Sis
til i. ~ "
lilo
mm ii
”iii”.
Or for a red rough.
mouse. plmply. blotch-
ed. unsightly Ilrin.
thereto nothing hitter
than
If your Camage,Wagoa or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
3!
Acme“-
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asrasiaoatllu.senunflaurunlhnau: .
callin-siiloottilvlleiloliolsl
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diner-eaiuu.r.nea..i.v-Inna: .
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utters-eaal lioidlieeoll
viet§l\uii .iingutihutu‘nih
namm afar out.
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