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WEATHER FORECAST,
For Norwalk and vicinity. Fair to;
night and Tuesday; brink west to
northwest winds. Snow flurrlee are. re
ported from the use region. but
pleasant weather prevails in other
districts east. of the Rocky Mountains.
, A trough of low «pressure extends
'_ from Gelorado northward toNorth Da-
7kota. The tempeiaturee are low nor
7 the season of the year over the south-
ern districts. Killing frosts were re
ported as far south as Charleston N
, C.. and light frosts as far south as
Tampa, Fla.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: how, 32; high, 61.
Clear.
~ONL¥ THIRTY cams.
Thirty cents Will bring Smart
Styles, the most up to date fashion
and home magazine issued and
Young's magazine. on up to the mill»-
utc periodical for all members of the
family. into your home for three
months. For full particulars read the
"Sentinel Offer" on ' the Home De-
partment page.
~ Friendwof Allie Haliorun, of Put-
nam avenue, will be sorry to learn
that he is quite ill at his home
The Whatsoever Circle of King'I
Daughters will-meet on Tuesday eve
llillg at 7:45 o‘clock, with Miss Bene-
dict, 42“ West avenue.
Williamfl. "Canoe Bill" Ferris, of
New York, spent Sunday at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
N. Ferris, of West street.
Mrs. George C. irnst and sister,
‘Mrs. Welssor. who have been visit-
ing out-of-town for ten days, return-
ed to ‘Norwaik on Saturday.
James M. O'Brien, of 9 Crescent
Terrace. has had a relapse after his
partislrecovery from tonsilltls, and
is again confined to his bed.
There are no longer any “snowed
ins." They get out by telephone.
The Misses "Auce and Blanche Mid-
Illcbrook, of Spring street, and Miss
Mabel Solker, of North Main street.
spent the weekend in Bridgeport, the
guests (if. Nlr and Mrs W. it. Barker.
Policy's public dancing classes will
resume their 'weehly sessions at
Dreamland tonight. Admission is free
and all are invited to learn the new
steps. ittyou are interested in dam?»
ing or want to learn how to dance.
road the big halt-page dance advertise:
ment on page 4.
'l‘boro will be a district meeting oi!
Shepherds of Bethlehem on the even-
ing of April 1st, in Red Men's Hall,
West Washington street. South Nora
_walk, when Lady Jennings Lodge will
entertain the supreme officers of said
order. There will be delegates from
five difforent lodges—Norwalk, Stani-
ford, Westport. B‘airileld and one lodfz'o
.trm’n Bridgeport. it is greatly desired
that all members 0! 'Lady Jennings
Lodge give particular attention to this
, notice. as they are suited to donate
, cake or money, or both, towards enter. .
taming the noted guests.
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Patterns are now
on sale here.
IIW'e. are equipped; to give ."you
service I
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Typewriters
All Makes ,
$25.00. Up
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Smith Premier,— L. C. Smith
and others In stock
Book and stationory stoop
South Nomad:
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Gentlemen!
let us contract to keep your
suits in first-class condition.
This means you can have
Your Suit Cleaned
and Pressed
Weekly
for a stated period at a more
nominal figure than you could
obtain otherwise. We will be
pleased to give all particulars
on request.
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the Reed SI Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
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L So. Ncowaih. Mum Hall Block. .
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Advertise in .' tho-
I rot said last night that he had never
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nishing for your home and got your money's Worth at
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers
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“THE K-NOCKER'S GREED ,
Man comes into the world without his consent, and leaves it against
his will. During his stay on earth his time is spent ”in one continuous
round of contraries and misunderstandings. In‘ his infancy he's an on
gel; in his boyhood he's a devil; in his manhood he's everything from
a lizard up; in his duties he's a darn tool; it he raises a family he' s a _
champ; if he raises a. check he' s a thief, and then thevlaw raises ——-.?_ _
he's rich he’s dishonest, butconsidmed smart; if its a a politician he's
a gratter. and a crook; if he's out or politics you don’t place him as he
is an undesirable citizen; if he goes to church he‘s a. hypocrite; if he
stays away he's a. sinner; if he donates to foreign missions he does it
for show; if. he doesn't he's stingy and a tight wad: if he sells good
”cool it is too expensive; if he sells cheap cool it is rotten; if he quotes
you often he is hard up for orders; if he does not quote you he is too
cheap to buy a stamp; if he calls on you he makes you pay his travel-
ing expenses: if he does not call on you he cannot afford to.
When he first comes into the world oxerybody wants to kiss him;
before he goes out they all want to kick him if he dies young there
was a great future beforehlm; if he lives to a ripe old age, then. of
course, he a living only to savov'fuuersl éipsnses ,
LiFE's A DAMN FUNNY THING, ISN'T l'ri"
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Optician
Everything in the @ptidhl Line
Eyes Examined “A Sex
' l men responsible for the recovery of
Automobiles for Hire
By the hour, day, week or month.
()ur chuuflcurs are all skilled and careful men.
Semi for the inn Catalogue of Mayer Motor Cars.
OSCAR H. BANKS
River Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Distributor for Falrfield Conn y.
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'lllll VEBAM’S [ATE EM-
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from it ride ‘butt‘whicb crushed the
ditch, and the mutilated left hand
twisted and charred by fire. shggesb
ed that torture had been inflicted be”
, ime Vergsra was executed.
Texas Iangera, of the troop of (‘up'
tuln J. J. Sanders. were first declared
responsible for the return of VerguI
ra's body from Mexico, but later this
was denied.I Qaptnin Sanders was one
of the men who were “informed" that
the body could be steam! at a designat
|ed plhee. The other two were Amer-l
loan Consul Garrétt, of Nuevo Madero,‘
‘Mexico, and Deputy Sheriff Potty.
They went to the scene ostensibly to
secure further information on tho
iVergara case, but admitted later that
These parts do its immense
amount of work in propelling ,
your chi-they transmit the en-
gine’s power to the rear axle?—
consmmcntly they wear IInd'
nerd expert attention at least
eI' cIy Item to who do the wear
' and WWW? worn 611d weak they had been told that the body had
Ibm‘iu u mean returned. Who were their infor-
ll you! car poems to "SMN‘I ‘1 Imants was one of numerous questions
itself together" before it {each of the amnion in turn refused to
moves instead of starting' as III
unit you should have us over
haul these parts now-usome-
thing is worn and loose and in
answer. They did say, however, that'
lueither United States or state officials
IMexldo. ‘ *
hater rumors said former employee
must. Let us overhaul your car of the venom ranch. chafing at do
this month-«and move it in good
shape tor the new season, , ' i
mini-grade mechanics and ,
reasonable charges. ‘ a l
It
matters into their own hands.
savings; that Mexican authorities
' thin Apolonio rhodrluuea and three fed-
. to have witnessed both tliaoxccution
‘ caused no uneasiness among ‘Vergara’s
I It “as Captain Sunders’ troop of
: ”by State Department. authorities, gave
' :partment early Sunday night. as sent
‘ ' After a personal conversation with
.’ ’ tance telephone at midnight. Governor
had any part in the actual trip into _
’llay in securing the body for proper-
interment by the family. had taken,
_ Rmight have taken this method of re- a. ‘
_ V, ' ’ g _ , ' Eturu’lng VGFEW’S. only to the Unity“
oral soldiers. A Mexican who claimed
and burial of Vergura led them Mross '
country toward lflldulgo and ”iskirtlng “ ~
the sleeping town. showad thoui's new
gmvo major corner of the cemetery
«newshound comment “1119th
some disappearance became known. . ‘
‘The grave was shallow and no cure ‘
Dried Peaches,
. Lab . drySoail
Lard Extra quality.
still unchallenged. Once back on Am
icrlcan soiL:.they rested their burden
for final! identification; This Ives made
'by the family and thevbody was con
signed to the waiting officials.
, The . party had .no permission from
Mexican authorities to make the trip
and secure the body. and Consul Gar.
Karo Syrup
requested permission from the feder-
sls to have this done. i What compliI
cationa,‘it anyfimiizht result from'the
trip into; foreign territory. apparently
friends, who pointed out the peaceful
character of the party.
Awaiting Sandere' Report.
seen-N; Texas, Marcil.9-.——Orllcial
lntetest here today in the recovery of
‘the body of Clemente Vergara from;
Mexico was centered in the dxpected‘,
,report of Captain J. J. Sanders. com
mending Texas rangers at l.aredo.l
one of the men to whom the body was’
given in charge. and who had been aci
' tively'ln touch with the \‘crignra inve‘sL‘
. ligation since it developed iIIternIItion-l
al complluctions.
your house:
afford to be
The United Electric
rangeis which was at first reported IOI
have recovered the body. and an offl~
clal telegram from Captain Sanders to r
Governor Colqnitt the first received
sul Garrett to recover the body, the‘
IDlg'esldent and Secretary Bryan con-‘
feIred at length. * ,
The president said afterward that'
no official information had been re-‘
solved. that he doubted very much
whether Consul Garrett had any per-
'iIInlssion to take the body, and that he
would await a full report from GOI~
ernor Colqnitt before making any
comment. ‘ i
ITheI‘presldeut pointed out that
the Huerta government had supplied
this impression. -
“.l proceeded to Hidalgo. Mole. oil-i
'tained body of Vergarn,” was the men
sage given out at the executive Ile-
Iby Captain Sanders from Laredo,
’where he took Vergars’s body.
ICaptaln Sanders over the long dis-
colquitt gave out a statement of the
original telegram. {This statement an-
pounced that the rangers had no part
in the raid in Mexico. nor had crossed,
(the international line, and that the
clarlng simply that it would invest}~
Eats ’Ibut expressing the "opinicn‘
that Vergara had joined the (‘onsll-i
tutionalists. (onsul Garrett‘s dlsfi
patches lime said \ergara came to
his death at the hands of Mexican leu-
erals
i The president had no further mi-
vices todny about the inquiry beingl
made by the Constitutionallsts into
the recent execution of ‘Wllllam S.
Benton. :1 British subject at Juarez.
0n the subject of protection of lore-
igners in Mexico, the president indi-
ated clearly that the American Gov-
ernment would'continue to use its
good offices on behalf of subjects on
those powers which had recognized tho'
Huerta govexnment. and could not.
therefore, deal with the Constitution-
allots «\‘o informatici' has been obi
talned as to whether General Carranza
has altered his attitude of denying to
the United States the right to inquire
for the welfare of nationals other than
her own.
i lncidentnlly the president (Milli-ll
that the American. government knew
anything of a. published r'eport that
Germany had warned Mexico that any
injury to German subjects would be
met with retaliation.
The president told‘callers that Ger-
i the body are not knoun
' Governor (.‘olquiti came to his office
early today in anticipation of a detail
led report from Captain Sanders
' Was Vergan Loved to Mexico?
WSHINGTON, March 9.— EIidence
gathered by American Consul Garrett
land Texas authorities to prove that
:(‘iemente Vergara. an American citi
izen, was lured into Mexico from his
home in Texas and subsequently exe-
lcuted by troops of the Huerta govern-
.ment, injected another serious aspect
'lnto the Mexican situation today.
II Senators had prepared to debate the
conditions that had arisen for the pro-
itection of foreigners as It result of the
Irecent execution by Mexican Constitu-
.vtionalists at Juarez of William S Ben.
ton, a British subject, and today's
’news it 'was pointed out. served to
iomphaalze that both factions in the
southern republic had been offenders
lin this respect.
Comparison of the Benton and VIII-
Igara cases was a topic of much discus-
Isiou.01ficials were inclined to view
Ewith much more gravity the murder of
Woman, who, they pointed out, was
Ieuticed across the border and killed,
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friendly and that Germany had" ope
pied a most dignified position throne
out. He did not belleIe reports,
i,udded ”that Germany was disposed t
Iomplicate the situation. ,
Senator ran of New Mexico, toda V
received the following telegramir fro
Governor Coiquitt dated ustln, Texas,
March 8: “Am just in receipt on. to
egra'm from Captain Sanders offl‘exas
rangers, saying he had returned from
Hidelgo, Mex" with Verg'ara's bed
and now has it on American soil.
(Signed) C
'0 In. concurrinf
“Governor Texas. "
Texas Ranger: ‘Did Not at.
AUS' “N, Texas, March 9.——.~'l‘exn
rangers did not cross the Mexicanlbo
dervnor participate in the. expeditio
by which Clemente Vergnra'a body.
was secretly exhumed from the' Hide ‘
persons as yet unidentified on the T93-
as his of the Rio Grande before dayof
light Sunday morning, according tog
the official veislon of the IVegaru‘I
incident fiom state capital sources to-
IlIIy. It is claimed that this version
was borne out by dispatches from Lars
m?
while thnton went of his own volition many’s attitude toward the position of edo, Texas, the neaicst point‘fto Ill-v ,:
I“, the headquaiterfi of Villa, with the United States in the Mexican sit dulgo, where investigation could be
whom he had not been on friendly nation had been satisfactory and made and iIunsnIitted by wire.
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terms. Administration oillclals, how-. »—,
ever. do not condone the murder of.
Benton in any way. and are looking to;
General Carranza fer a clarification of
-tlie affair. it was considered probav
bio that vigorous representations‘
«Would be made to the Huerta govom l
ment today by Charge d‘ Atiairos
0 Shauglinessy. demanding the punish-
ment of the men responsible for Vor-
garn' a death. ,
WASHINGTON. March Sir—Officials
of the State and War Departments
I‘m?" without any advices whatever to
day on the removal of Vergarc ’sibody
to Texas soil. 0n the basis of news
dispatches, Secretory Garrison called
upon Brig. -Genernl Bliss, on the Texas , .
border. for an otllciul report. State
iDepartnient officials were awaiting
some word from Consul Garrett.
in absence of official advices all
omoisls were reluctant to comment
upon the situation. \
Awaiting Official Report. ,
crop March lies-President .
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