I “ URGLARIES
11. very common do and proton! this
totally. would it not he well to call
all on the 'pboae and protect your ‘
cute and valuables against' this doc-
car, by placing an Burglary policy
with us and let us reimburse you for
. 1111111. Telephone 1230.
'1‘ A“ OR 81 GOLDEN
8MP Whahlngton street 1
. , . south Norwalk. Court}.
All kinda of insurance.
‘Public Btenographer,
Iil’Iiss Hazel Selby is quite 111 at her
home in Woodward avenue.
~—
Our B1others‘ Lodge, No. 10:1. 0
O. R, will hold its regular meeting
rthlls evening
m-
, . Catholic Union Council, No. 46. K.
1 01‘ (1., will hold its regular meeting to-
morrow evening.
1
Miss Mary Neweomb, of New York,
spent the creek and with Miss Mary
Betta, of Norwalk.
...——-..__-..—-
Vietconio St1nnger Lodge, No .164
Sons of St. (lemge, will hold its 1egu-
1111' meeting tomorrow evening».
M...“
1 A—Hat bargains at O’Brien’s.
Pride of. Court Nnrruk Circle, No.
80l,(lom1puuione oi the lest will
hold 11 ileguidr business meeting to-
night.
A meeting of the United Brother-
hood of Carpenters and Joiners oi
j 1A1111erlca, No. 748, will be held tomor- ‘
.row evening.
Mrs. HannalVBroudhurst. of South
Norwallt, Conn, and sons Victor and
in to“ 11.—Port Cheste1 J.our11ul
. Mien Hazel Sclby, ot the lieuutl’
I 1. “Shop, is confined to her home with a
severe attack 01' the grip. iiér many
friends wish her 11 speedy recovery.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
’ Temperance, will hold its regular
meeting this evening and will make
final arrangements for the sixtyoeighih
anniversary.
7 . ~Don't miss the Grand Ball and Mar-
nthon Waltz. given by ltallan indepen-
l.ounsbury Lodge, 121;, will
All
P. C.
have initiation tomorrow night.
lodge is requested.
Birthday and Sunday with
111‘ Burrltt avenue.
"a.
in sixteen years old unless aooncr dia-
charged.
("111m aohotfl to unite an extent,
’ Home ‘
In
both Obuervnuco“ won the tool: a
tlonul church Yesterday.
intercatlnnly and
hauled.
liar 11011111. M111 Hubert 8. Mitchel
bird Mr. Mitchell of New Rochelle Mb
1mm the wool! end at her romance.
illhoao entertained were Mrs. Mary o
‘1 if “Supreme Court” 1‘
,Wmflllucll Day. 0. Word lion A
ll _ all
f ml: or crawled: and 11m .
' lair trill 'l‘ll’éf
Best Family
11‘1ankllu, spent Sunday with friends '
dent Society, Arlen Hall, Monday night.
members at degree'stnl‘f will meet at.
nthe rooms at 7:30 sharp, and a lull
’ attendance of all the members of the
Guanine drama, of Wilton; la visit—
ing reintivra in town for a low days.
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick ll. untold, 01:
New York city, epent Wushingtoa'a
actiona-
climan and hire. Frederick l,1i. Field.
illnlph Dalton was committed to the
homily Home this morning until he
Young llulton in but nine
yearn old 11nd he has been a trunnt
For
this; nation 1119111119 been sent to the
at clnlnt had to any about 811i)
what Lewis M. 1111111 had to any before ’
the Men‘s {:lirlaiiuu inquiry Club at
_. 1 :12: 111 at the Booth Norwnlk «Gangrene.
The club ..._
woo well attended and the topic was
thoughtfully pre-
Mrs. Alone w. smith, 11111111111111
avenue, gave a Washington Birthday ,
dinner, natal-tiny evening, in honor of
Gold Medal
720
6910
East mindiaTea Co
Tel. 371. 125 Washington St.
We Give and Redeem Premium Trad-
lng 18tampa.
Fresh Stock
Horace R. Nash
North Main and West 8n.
W
Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 Noun Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
in West Washington attest.
Tel. otflco. 1060-3: home. our.
Enameled
Ware
complete Stock of “ulgnomda
Enameled Cooking Utensils at Lowest
Prince.
Albert F. ‘Gehebe
25 wear Waaumo‘rON e1".
aouru NORWALK. 1’
neo news new BUlLDING.
,Prompt Delivery. Phone 897
Mother (ropmvlnulyk—“tho l
was young nil in never thought of do»
ing the things they do today " Dau-
glitt1r—~“Woll,thnt’a Why they didn't
do tl1e1n."-Boaton fl‘ranacrlpt.
W... 1
lAgaintnntw”lit’lutt'n the address at
this New Yorker?"
lbdltorw‘i’ou mean, the one who
lulu some position there in the local
f government?"
“Yea."
"Morena him care ot’ the Tombs.
It will roach him all right."«-—Llle.
-' “TOMBOY”
one of the oldest and beat
liked cigars 11111111 Norwnlk. ,
. llllllor to 1,1. 39111111111 and? the
ban scodwa dolixhilhfl bleach
m.
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NATIONAL PALACE 0N TllE EAST SIDE OF THE ZOCALO FROM PORTAL DE LAS FLORES.
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interests.
they held. "
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ISAN FRANOIECO, Fell. 2,4,.4-nlgleuL-
,1 , 7 _ 1
lMBlBBIlllllll All!) MRS. WILSBN.
AMB’ASSAUOR AND MR8. WILSQN.
United States Ambassador to Mexico Henry bane Wilson represents
the 'fcreaign diplomats in psnlmatrlckeu Mexico City.
constant communication with the officials in Washington.
Presldent Tull‘t informed as to the conditions "in the battlefield city
has constantly urged Madoro to be more considerate of foreign lives and
EL PASO, Tex"
I missing machine
The reiwrt declared there was "a week from the comb of the Thirteen
general desire for peace" throughout in U ll. Cavalry at Hobbits. N M.
Mexico and that the government look- TWO t
ed forward to the future with unit'- detained in the maid “0030 at F0“
llllaa. Texas, and
it
o invent a nickel and try one.
if you 111111111 1. Havana. our _
mm a. dime and hat the '
11
1 "-
The discovery
place no 1111111111.
,,‘
Col George MoK. 'Wilaon. constructing
quartermoater at Fort Mason here re
K'LLE” ”nfllfla Half! icelvod orders from Washington yester-
Iduy, to leave immediately for Galvan-
ton. and report for duty at the mobili-
“139111 the bodies of 189110111 Madam nation camp of troops there pending a
and Suarez," senor do in Burr-11, 1111- decision in the Mexican situation.
nut-ea the embassy. “will be buried with
all the honora due to the 111311 positions . troop: are hot on the trail of tho -
para from Huchita have been
rancbmon have been arrested a tow
lullea 110111 the border.
army lived led to the olvlllana‘ errant.
, A lam quantity ct drain disappeared
' with the machine gun. ,
theory at the army dinners “that the
rebels. an at first. ouppoaed but, by
Americans. who intended to sell it.
Kahlua, crypt. rep 214191111111
Dina, tanner 915111119111 of Mexico, do»
, binned taller out he was holding him-
1111111 in renditions to respond to the call
‘“ of his country in once foreign com-
“ pllcations ahautd’arlae out ct the rev-
Mr. Wilson is in
and keeps
He
11
Feb. 24. ~Amerlcnn
gun. stolen last
three American
of cocks at some
it in the
not by Mexican
erlng place of pilgrims. whence he
has made several trips to Dendera‘h
and other noted temples of the re»
gion.
criticism by him of the late Presl-
. political opponent of Modern my opin-
-hlm to escort me from Mexico City
The eipreaident, utter pleading
that his entire aloofness from the
politics of his country precluded any
dent Francisco Madero‘u administra-
tion, made the following statement to
the Associated Prose:
"i prefer to say nothing of the
faults of Francisco Madero's rule or
the causes of the revolution. As 11
ion might be considered biased.
“Gen. Huerta is an officer and a
gentleman who poasesaea the cond-
dencg of all classes in Mexico. Per-
sonally, Ii have the greatest, respect
for ilnd'ccntldence‘ do him. 1 1111111059
to Vera Cruz when it- wu exiled.
"1 11111111 can. dinette is fully in a
position to maintain order until a con-
stitutlcnal government has been deli-
nltely re-oata‘blllhed."
LONDON, Feb. 24.——'l‘he British
government will refuse to recognize
the government of Mexico unless it
has been confirmed by a general
election, according to a statement
made in authorlativo quarters here to-
day.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-A feeling
of anxiety over the situation in Mexico
con-tuned throughout official circles
during the early part or the day, but
there were no additional diapetchea
made public to throw further light on
the conditions existing. It won felt
that Ambassador Wilson's message
late last night coating that the diplo-
matic corps .would not attend the
luncheon to be given this noon to
discuss the altuation, would prove a
sufficient indication to the Marleen
authorities of the (purposes of this and
'1- V2 PRICE SALEy
{Great Bargains Throughout the »‘
Entire Store
Contractors "
Mating Genstruction Go. .11 13.11....
Estimates furnished on all kinda at building constructions. alter-
ations and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. .
TEL. 857-12.
quickly placed in position, men work:
ing long overtime to get the work done.
One hundred and twenty-two lights
were put out in 11"..
Another accident last night which
put the regulator outof commission
entirely again affected the Norwalk“
street lights. but the malOrlty of these
were saved by the United «Electric
Light and Water Company's force, who
were watching for trouble. Most at
the lights will be in working order tor
night ‘
The trouble although the responsi-
bility) falls on the electric company, in ,
due really to the failure of the 0m-
nectlcut Company’s machinery, from
which concern the electric company
«purchases its power. It is very liker
that in the future the United Electric
Light and Water'Company will erect a
«plant of its own, located aomewhero
near the Housatonic river, from there
to supply all their lines.
Manager F. K. Wade, of the latter
conrpanyt is in Waterbury today con-
tferrlng with the oillcials and could not
be reached for a statement.
other governments to await definite
assurances that the bloody tragedies
just enacted had not occurred through
any connlvance of the Mexican admin-
letrntlon.
While this has been aesarted in the
statements made by Provisional Preai~
dent Huerta and Minister de in Bar-
ra, yet assurances were at the came
time given at a searching investiga:
tion which would officially determine
the exact circumstances under which
the tragedies occurred.
chief activity was manifested at
the War Dexmrtment, where additional
plans for the mobilization of more
troops wore boning made, the expecta-
tion being that the orders would be
issued during the morning.
The Fourth Brigade of the Second
Army Division and the entire Sixth
Brigade, were ordered today to pre-
pare Ito entrain to join other troops
being mobilized. This is part of the
plan to assemble a complete military
organization for any untoward event
in Mexico. '
CHICAGO, Feb. «24.——-Maior-Gen.
illlam H. Carter, commanding the Sec-
ond Division U. 8. .11., was ordered to.
day to hold himself and divisional
headquarters officers in readiness to
respond at any moment to orders to
proceed south. The Fourth and Sir In Waterbury.
tl1 Brigades, which htwe received sim- There. was a big gathering of postal
liar orders. are in General Carter's clerks and carriers in Waterbury Selt-_
division. urday. when the fifteenth annual can.
VERA CRUZ,Mex.,1Fob\24.-—Er- vention of the Connecticut Branch of
nesto Modern, who Was Finance Mln- the United National Order o‘t Poet 01-1
later in the Cabinet of his nephew, lice Clerks and the convention of tho
President Francisco l. Mad‘ero, arriv- National Association oi.’ Letter Car-
ed here with his family on a special rlers were held in Speedwell and M9
car this morning. They will depart clranlca’ "balls- It in estimated that in
this afternoon on board the Cuban all there were 500 in attendance. all
gunboa-t Cuba. ot whom had a banquet Saturday
KENEl-l, Egyvt, February 21l.—- night at Buckingham Hall, which was
‘ Questioned regarding the probability presided over :by James H. Filling, 0
of further complications in Mexico, Waterbury. Mayor'Ii‘rancis '1‘. Reeve”
Uen. Dina said: welcomed the post office men to the
“That depends entirely upon the en— city and addresses were delivered by
orgy of the provisional government in Congreaaman Thomas L. ‘lReyili, m
suppressing pillage and brigandage. Merlden, and Congressman-elect Wil-
Felix Dina has had long experience in liam Kennedy, of Naugatuck, and new
Jhe army and fully realizes the tumor» oral others. It was decided to hold
lance of havingreapect for life and the next convention in Bridgeport on
property, as do also the members or Wanhlagtou’a Birthday. 1914. 7
his party," 1 l The letter carriera elected the fol-
When reports of the possibility of in. lowing officers:
tervention t‘y the United States were PresidentvDanlel C. Darrow, No _
mentioned the former Mexican Presi- Britain. . 1
gravely ’re'plled l Vice-Presidentwl. M.
‘ii and my adherents always have Stamtord.
been and will remain sincere friends Becrctary»W. J. Burns,
CLERKS AND CARRIERS HOLD,
CONVENTIONS. ‘
Post Office EmpIOyees Have Big Tlntc'
Giants I
V 1 construction placed upon it. Should,
Wallin‘ -.
oi the United (States Government. 1 ford
cannot imagine the United States or Treasurer—«13-10. Saunders. No
others taking action inconsistent with diaven. 1
.Am’ericn'a well-known honesty of pur- Executive Board—John (launched
:poae." I Norwich; Peter Fox, Wwbenbury, A. R
Gen. Din: hopes and lutendu to re Dunn. Waterbury
turn to Mexico at some time. This, Representative lb national ochre
however. he paid. “will not occur with Itlon at San Francisco in Bernadine
1pcace hon been tirmiy receiablianed P H- Howard Bridgeport. 11‘
and my return cannot have any 11115- The olerko' association elected th
officers:
President—“John m Roberta. 1111111111
Vice Presidents-«Gordon l) ‘.
arty, Bridgeport; Francis P. H
Hartford. .. ,
Secretory- Francis '1'. Wide. N
hovvever, foreign complications urine,
1 will hold myuelf entirely at my noun»
try'a service.” ,
, Gen. 11111 has not nettlcd on his
plans for the future beyond leaving,
Cairo on March 10 for Par-la. lie and lluvon
the members of his family any they are Treasurormlohn A. McLuhan in
delighted with Egypt. and hope to New Haven. -
Iapcnd several months during 1914. 1 Delegate to 11111011111111:th
M William Sumerian, Jo, Mormon
Finance Committee-411. be,
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