" sun.
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,1 sea area of high pressure between the
j'atocityaiountains and the Mdssissippi
flat-yer.
.‘ 1; low along the northern box dei
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' l}, in his leg has so complicated his call-
3J1; dition of pneumonia that he is in a
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" 1 maith light showers in the central and
s;
fat-g Remember our traders in doing
: . Miss Emily Nash‘s private dancing
Vi’olass began lessons ias. evening.
V Vdowntawn c‘hurc es were held last'
Wax-rues range a
.. Foru‘Norwalk and vicinity: rainy
f‘bloudy tonight; Saturday fair; coutin
'xsued cool; gentle to moderate west to
“northwest breezes. There ls no Well-
edited storm area act of th (Rocky
Mountains. but several small epoch-
dairy disturbances are causing c6nsid<
feastern districts. There is an extend-
The temperatures continue
White
fit,iver Canada, reported 14 degeetl bee
Em zero.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Low 21‘; high,
, Temperature: 43;
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Mrs P A. Thatcher, of" East ave
one, is quite ill
vw--.._
your Easter shopping.
W— m
——Soft but “”1111. feather. O'Brien.
Tlimprayer m etinge of 11,111 various'
«v ening.
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s. The confirmation class 0: Rev. Fred-
«rick A. Coleman. rector of Trinity
nhurch, will meet with him at 7:15
tonight, 9 ‘ ' -
Routine business was transacted at‘
the regular meeting of Olive {Branch
badge. No.19; Knights of Pythias
last night. " "
flSpeclal sale of untrimaned hater at
Mintz s tomormw. See adv on page 8.
Miss Madeline Bases. of Brooklyn.
N Y. is {spending the week as guest
of her aunt,: Mrii. George A. smith of
Union fork
Wu...
Rev 1.. H. Caswell the former pas-1
has been called to widening, L 11.,
she has been called to’g’ii‘lushing, L ll.
move,
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Thomas F. Flaherty the uptown i'e‘
parlor on the Hour, had to retire
irom duty this morning because 01’ ill-
ness, and go 11.0me He has been out
icrlng from a had cold for the past
View days. (leoige Dilwortli is substi—
t‘.utiug
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John R. Sheldon is my 111 today.
The blood poisoning
' had way Dr I) E. Sullivan and Dr.
W. J Tracey were in consultation,
yesterday.
BOTH PHY§901AN AND’ NURSE AD
, ViBE COMFORT POWDER. .
‘ me E. Leach a Trillnedi
:-.Ala,fe11‘o'bscat, allies says-.: “1 al-
there the Skin is sore and tender and)
our physician alto recommends it."
«no sure to get the genuine with the
:day, April 4th. we\v‘rill
, Hat'strom, returned home.- yesterday.
\ Further Officer Sta-altos had a report
,4 ls‘enger from military headquarters ran
' ‘ tirough the streets alirleking that Tor-
horror at hanner and thirst
sort. The railroad. however.
,e Modern revolution of 1910
lids Juarez gone so nearly mad with
. Enthusiasm as it did when afoot mes-
rebn had fallen. Drummwlth elation,
men embrtlced each other wherever
they met. Bells in the three hundred
year ald Mission at Guadalupe were
set ringing louder and faster than ever
they have rung itirpreligious purposes.
Khalilvclad relicl‘. DIdeOI'fit‘ woke 1. tram;
their Sleep in the; towti's maniac bar-
racks to cheer.
common impulse, their rifles wege turn-
ed lose into the air.
‘ was again sufferingw 01' its periodh
cal attacks.
' For two weeks only starting-Tatar-
motile all"
8 x 10 enlargement from your small
negatives tor 290.T11‘ls is ounlregu-
lar 50c enlargement. We guarantee
the best work. Notice our window
display.
DONNELLY S
STATIONERY AND BOOK' ST'DR‘l ..
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16 SOUTH MAIN BTBEQT.
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The regular meeting of Clinton Cqm- -'
rmandery, Knight Templarfi, will.
held tonight
w“
Harry Hyatt of Franklin street ‘8 I:
slowly improving tram an attack 01’ 1'.
pleura-pneumonia
Practically all the i9 cal
lawy . -
were in [Bridgeport this figmingfpn % II
short calender court matt9rs.
--You will find special offeringsiili V
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EVerYthing m the Optical Line
Eyes Examine-do Free. __
D. Jackson
Optician . ‘
5a WALL mm
’ Noawnak. ,
molt: m. . .
“ 11mm «their beds, paraded through the
.3 leerenaded Carranza until the Con-stitu
“ 'tionalist' first chief tired or the music. . »
I: ltfeasul'y all play housed, while gam-
in the streets and yelled their delight.
:‘Tllé in‘icipal band. hastily routed
Streets filaying the national liymlmlld
in the gambling hall conducted by Vil-
*ih’s agent tor the benefit at the rebel
this” and employee and spectators
be :1
Electric
“mine for '
Light and Powers , ;.
You want your house or store. wired...
HF
we will not overcharge you and will gun—Enter. the work
THE WHITE ELECTQICICQ
on need an electric motor
Ion want an electrician la a hurry;
Electrical '
'1 Nppilu: I
Motor Ropllrl. ..
suits, 'coats and dresses at the Mintz
store. The adv. oi; page 8 will tell
you more about it..
Mrs Frederick Scofleld .‘5 still nn-'
hill 3 to use her arm, resulting from
the injury she received on Washing-
ton street ‘Vlonday evening.
a ,
Mrs..Carl"Harstrom and son, Eric
after a few weeks? stay at Phelps. N.
.Y., Mrs. .Harstrom’s former hometown. '
George Allen, theflgood miller" of
the Norwalk Hotel. was able to get
out or bed yesterday for the first
time in a week. He had been sick with “ t.
zoster, commonly known as the shing— ::
.168. He will be on his job the beginn- ..
.ing 01' next week.
A state communication of St. John‘s
Lodge, 'No, 6 A F and A M was
held last night with a: good attendance
of members. The master mason degree "
was wozl ed C._ Otis Finch was appoin- ,
ted are let 11y to fill the vacancy caus- ‘
ed by the death 01’ Frederick G 11-16)]
aim
The Norwnlk Gun Club will hold the
shot Which was postponed “item last
shoot which was postponed from last
month, liable Saturday afternoon at
2 o’clock... The handicap
uilttce‘has completed its work and a
loving cup will be presented to the
winnner of the shoot Saturday.” A cup
has also been :put up for the winner
of the Good ‘F‘rlday nieet.
.1 ames‘Sullivan, who hasheen before
the town, court on previous occasions.
faced Judge 111. .M. :Imkwood this
nose. Thirty days with Insets was the
lived was arrested by Oifloer Page at
win street, die had [alien off the curb
and cut his face and the back of his
head; a,
The police blotter contained a ,-re
1 port today that one of the horses or
the ‘Borden' a Mill-ii Company had 11th-
ed away from Woodbui-y avenue yes-
terday. Also thereuptin Was
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dog in Railroad avenue last night}. The
lMPREBVS your friends with tour~1hRTiBTlc taste
Send Them Selected Eas'er Cards
We do not buy cards at random. WE DiSCltiMlNATE. We make ,
a study at ELEGANCE. Prices the sadio*cards different
LANI%3«1§}§:HAStationery and News store
{‘THE STORE THEY TALK AV‘BOGUTl'M
‘ MAIN er
, The many e.\clus1\e lectures that are found only on V ‘
May er Motor C
Are not meyely ‘talking points" but practical appliances flint have
only J. T. Hayes.)
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Vars
prov on their waith 'in the Meyer factory, and on the road.
Price with Complete Equipment;
OSCAR H BAN
Distributor for Fairileld County. ,
FOURS. $2. 500
Demonstrations on request. ‘ '
suits. $3.2m
River street, Nor-walk Consn.‘ 3-
CDll’l- ‘
morning again on a charge of drunk—,-
sentence the judge pronounced. ‘Sul-l
about 11.80 o'clock last night on Mer- .
report ‘
oil Officer John it email 'wllbiiilhot a ’
animal had been struck by an ahtdt’iiw
bile and both hind legs paralleled ,
§ E Altman 85 (En .
VISITORS TO NEW YORK
will find in the large, ell1c1cntly equipped store
'i of B. Altman.6; Co. an unusually attractive die-V
play of Spring and Summer merchandise, merited
at extremely moderate prices. ,- Etpccrally appeal
ing to tlic discriminating taste are the new ..
assortments ol' wardens, Misses arid Clulclren 8
Wear, imported and A (is
splendid showmg oi Silks Laces,
. .
: like glory of the insurgent army. Vir-
to.
‘ . n: mafia
, lrejoicing American rag time music
_ kupflnklsd from an antiquated piano in '-
inected stroke of fortune, Federal tore.
" . the, a friend of Carranza. described thel
. ted
" . .l.. "Vt'lenm'al Carranza had been talking
. ”with .Gomez Palaclo all and on last
. night for some time," Mr. Belden said.
riots
. ;.oitr,i‘1'imph,' he then ordered and give
.. band‘s achievements to reach
“alike shouted their say.
Through it all, only one name was
' heard above all Others. It was Villa—
“'Viva Villa!" Common soldiers min-
gled freely with the highest 'olilcials,
at the rebel government in a cabaret
resort and were invited to drink to
tuslly the only place open in the Menu
can border town where drinks might
be bought. this cabaret was crowded
deors with civil and military men
in all stages of dress. for
' at all. tasks
I : theiio‘ur was late, they crowded in to /
Q embracfiirlends and toast the conquer.
‘1 1. '1n the midst of all the.
the' corner while American women
mini El Paso danced the one step with
Mexican partners in the middle of the
big room
Then. stirred by a ' V‘ I 'V
. For a time. inhto. V
‘liltauts at 1111 Fuse supposed Juarez,
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Finely. dressed o 111% in the .
J Carranza adhiinlstra chitin their
arms around unwashed private soldiers
,. them. . .
$5.
We alSo carry,a full line
'Vand Chicago.
1’. 0 Block
it; When the shooting at rifles and pis-
this in celebration began dozens of F-ed
eral sympathizers in El Haso awoke
land made a rush for the international
lbrldges. thinking that by some unex-
, es lovers attacking Juarez But they
'turned back crestfallen when informed
-- ”by American soldiers on duty at the
j, bridges that the tail of Torreon was
3; the cause. Rebel soldiers guarding thei
~ . Mexican end of the structures saw the
I proceeding and howled taunting insults,
By 2 o'clock in the morning the _'ex«
jj citement had died away and the streets
:: rhere deserted. Plans are under way
l for a formal celebration this afternoon
'.over which General Carranza will fire:
iside. . -
Haw Carranza Received News.
kll Samuel Belden, or San- Antonio; Tax-
,7: scene in; the Carranza home when thel
: news. of the fall of Torreon was receiv-
. and was chatting with members of
V his family. lie seemed very cheerful, '
.. alien buoyant.
At 11 oclohk the tele-
graph” operator came into the roomv
. with a piece of paper in his 11111121.!
"‘Woll.’,n1uclia,clio. is it T‘orreoni'g
‘ ”and the general smiled as one who:
5‘1"}an well What the answer would be.l
«Tail. my cidei.’y was the reply.
. “Carranza kissed, his wife and daugh-
'dlave the busier Sound the call
.me the telephone. 1 must tell Mrs; ‘
Vidal. .
"His was Vllie first news of hei hus-
Mrs.l
me
t'Villa *‘V
.‘2 :arrnnzas next act was to tale.
finiapli a message of hearty congratula-
, tioii to Villa. ‘ ’,
9 "Meanwhile friends oi Mrg. Villa!
were calilng‘her on the telephone with
”I '. wattle a! abdmtulattan while others.
yd pita the hour. call
And you will pay $211 everywhere else for any on
We w0uld have to 11st yOu $20 for them if .we w
going to stay in the clothing business, but as we are
log out of the clothing business we are going to sell at
S20 Suits for S13. 75
0111 S15 Suits Will he 301111151114.
We also hays adds and ends.
S10 and SIS value, special for tumor Vllll
'Sfioes which we sell at popular prices.
.. g sent the International Tailoring Company from New Y'
It
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00 T i ..
ofV Gents’ Furnishini s
Sioufll‘yl'VNorlva
It is certain to mike lt'ecrnitli’ig acom‘
paratively simple matter. 3,
Representative Lida to Return. 1
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Announce~
:ment at the prospective departure for]
the United States of John Lind, Presi-
dent Wilrion's personal representative
in Mexico. revived interest today in
the future trend of the Washington
Government's policy toward the south-
ern republic. *
For thé lost few weeks, officials have
pointed to the battle of Torreon as like
.’ ‘3‘ the "Huertalstas” whohad "come 1° ly to furnish an index of the future. 01131119
~: . see the Federals retake Juarez' ' . l.
but the result oi! the rebel victory
there as well as its effects on the mili-
tary or diplomatic situation is still a
matter at uncertainty here-
While the pre‘sident has said Mr.
(Continued on 5111111 Page).
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We Will Light
your home with .. ‘
ten 20 candle;
' elers
V Architect V "and:
Mechanical , ,
Draftsman: . ., {pf
Plans drawn for all light}; of p veto
buildings. residences, E‘A‘C"
tlcatlons and estimates vent-vs
all kinds of mechanicat d wing
Tracing and bleu printingm done.
48 FRANCE STREET, ,
Tei.848v12. ' Normik. DQMI‘
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I spring Millinery .9
ARE BEING SHOWN ' ‘
' ' ' av "
, Edna Mae Seymour
Roodner’ S Black -.
WAfiHiNGTON STREET."
BENEFITS BY THE NEW WORKe .
MEN'8 COMPENSATION LAW.
Settlement has been made with R0
ert Oliver 10‘! East Noi't’vallt, for the
loss of four lingers while 111 the em
' {ploy all Herbert V Can, the month ,
tor. ,
Nicaflarr, was insured in the Tr
immiioei Company thr‘
J. VI Layton and Co}, and the é
was promptly and sattatactorlly if "
instead! and paid. , g
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