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sets. w more no out your faith in. lteruetnilier we alter tree of “limb” of i110 80““ in the Mexico marines. the occupation of custom grave consequences. 1 9
. ‘W’ ‘ 1 ~ ‘ City the demotion oi the United States “gulf; “9‘2“ 9'99; the all“?! aiming Mreruudiugr-e pinion states at l?
‘ ~, 1. .. . ‘ sou somer‘wetwyalie e “an t: ores were noeurl
Rn; Mm" M9,. south “NV.“ ‘ 5151 M St, Stamford . 30:“: 99993999999199: fililffitalxehriim quick notion is desirable. If‘ the elthu~ him that unleiisafiai‘pte one tired to
L' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ton President Wilden and his advices; tlcu grow even more complicated. a the American ling. the seizure of the
9 , awaited Word from Gnome O’Bhaugu message-from Preeideut Wilson iii-con. ports or Tamplco and; Vera Cruz and u
‘ 1. . , .9 - 9 9 9 9 _ 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 9 ”as” of developments in the Mexican fldeutly expected by leaders of Con- blockade of Mexico by the American
. . . . . , ..... . . . . . 9 9 ........ 0999999999 9 gross before more exteunive action 9ot fleet won the Wuslrinlgtou program
in thin critical'nituutlon. the 'Constl- an aggressive character‘is undertaken. President Wilson and other adminis-
~' iiitiouolists, who by their “was.“ The order for the Pacific fleet to pro- trution officials awaited deVelopmelliB
': victories over the Federal trope dom- ceed to‘iMexi'cau waters following so while the lighting shine and the mo
. Junta Northern Mexico, have as yet closely upon the dispatch of the Ab rines were hurrying down the Atlantic
'2 token no part, but reports have ream luntic fleet gave novel oilicers here and Pacific cousin to Mexican waters.
99 ed Washington that during the next plenty of possibilities upon uhlch to Pressure upon Huerta is 9 being
- twenty~fbur hours General Carrnuaa speculate. Conetitutionaliute weie in brought not alone by Charge O'Shuugh.
" and his cabinet would meet to decide tempted to learn whether or not the nosey, but by the diplomatic repressed
' whut attitude should be assumed by ‘Paciflc fleet would concentrate atilorts tatives of other nations in Mexico City.
them toward the dispatch of the Am held by the Federals oi at Topoiohann Friends of Huerta in the United
3: oricnn fleets to Mexican W‘ilielfi and po. held by the rebels on uell Tiuu- States, Mexicans. and others, have tel—
Iiico. us well as most of the towns on egrephed him, that for the hen inter-
the, Pacific side. is not fortified. and. eats of Mexico the solute should be
(my according to the rules of civilized war- iired. They have advised him that the
9 Washington representatives of the fare. undefended towns WDUld 30'; be United States means bunineen." and
Conutltutlondiints have telegraphed bombarded. It is generally believed that there is ample piecedent for the
" their leaders Counseling a careful and that We from the moral value of the salute uithout 10“ or national dig
.. cautious policy and suggesting that no “Spam" 0‘ 30 large a "01"“ form} ‘0 nity. ’l‘hey pointed out that the 9111111~
" I pronouncement of any kind be inter- “T?“canlwaierv ”‘99 Clllff Dumgfifi (9)919 e11 finite: oncefaglnttfil the flag 0i 51mm
. 1 .n . _ t stopucetiere urge orceso ii um t1e ago mz
1°0th into the situation. The “mm jackets and marines for expedionai'y: White House omelnle 11nd noihiuu to
' {expressions that they do not recogl movements in case of emergency. any on the generaleituniairbeyond
1nize Huerta's government or his right London Paper Criticisce Wilson. denying emphatically 9Dlil‘1l5lli‘d N“
Ste conduct the international relutionnI LONDON April i6.-Contruetlng the ports that President. Wilfj‘l“ ""15 “is;
of the country, and dot-lure that no action of President Wilson in connec pleased with (barge OShanghnens)
‘ [long as territory controlled by the i .on with the arrest of American blue. [0" his 01"” “WWW“ “’1‘“ GEM?“
Homes is not invaded they will take no lucketn at 'l‘aiupico with what was ”“9"“ Secretary Tumulty suid ”‘6
9 9 2 9 9 9 9 9 iuilenelve action On the other hand, done when William 8. Benton. the president had always 390k?“ 09f ‘3‘?
. liliey realize that the international 811— British ranch owner “he killed at American charge 5“ it most Willi) mun
nation in Mexico would be gravely Juarez, the-Manchester Guardian. one iary9miumer9aiid realized ““3 dimcul‘l
lcomplicufed ii' Huerta should regard of the leading Liberal newepitpers, W 9‘ m" 008m“- 9 l
. . lAmerican reprisalei’cr the Templcoin- says today: .9 . l, 9-1 he messages "m“ “mfg“
. cidout as sufficient provocation for war "intervention which murder and OShWBlmeSSY apparently no longer

 
 

 

A radii spring showing of Dainty Apparel for Baby,’
including Slips and Drones of lawn and oatmeal: in a. va-
riety of pretty styles; Pique and cashmere Cloake and a

. anti 680m 0 . .
f patting ‘ cut of B units“ .. the relations 1between the Huerta govt
Also a wonderful collection of strictly Wind-made Gar- eminent and the United States gener~

menus. including Dresses, beautifully hand embroidered.

9 And every article, no matter how large or how small,
from Bands and Soclne to Toilet Ware.9 for Baby to suit
all tastes and all pulses.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.

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rally to the national defense. The mum to be the punish...“ for a White House officials snip ploy were
. Constitutionaliote. however. do not re merely symbolic slight on American eoniiuigthioughuiih1‘9egus9ar9t9y,n 999
'. cognize as legally organized the Sen- dignity" : John him! one at Me to i. one

Spring Attraction

We have just received a large line of

 
 
 
 

‘9 and call upon the people of. Mexico’ to robbery failed to bring about is nppu- are being delayed or intercepted.

 

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SCRIM CURTAINS L
White and Ecru, Neat Designs. at $1.19

This line of inexpensive Curtains will he found suiiiu
bio for summer bodrmnnx and collage liriugri‘mms, when»
it is dceircd to iii-it“. a fabric as thick as scrim. chcrid
designs are in the lot some with plain wide iilct lzurc
ulgcs ntlicm uitli hoili lilSii'llllil and edge, and one
group in plain uliilc. tiuim and Arabian. just plainly
’zmd .111 usilily lirmstitclicd. ’

$1,191i pair tillifilill.
‘ For Thursday and Friday
lllllil floor.

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New Ginghams fer Summer Frucks

Scotch GinghamS. Zephyr-5- of line. rind. smooth quzil~

 

'l19v. in Pia-lids. Checks and Stripes. 9: inches. 25c
Scotch “Clan PlaidS.." Mrlxml. Malcolm. .\l;1cl\'cuzit:.
Sinai-i, Gordon, \'i1:i9oriu.i-ic.. ‘2 inclio5. - 25c

Zephyr Ginghams in plain colors. 1115c, pink. tau.
liliii‘. gray and lavc1n99lcr. iu etripra also. 32 inches, 25c
Bates Ginghams. checks and plaids 27 inches. 12 1-2c
linsriuiui Wash (loads.

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Men’s Wearables, Special This Week99

Commencing Thursday. tin-5c offerings will lw ready
iur uuii iusl‘mni‘r5:

So-isette Shirts. \\l‘.lli giuuud uiili tlu ucdicsi of nor
mu stripe. lilncl<.i inn. lnnuu. laicurlci and navg lllllC.
umdr uiili French cuffs. 79 Clix-T3

Sizer: from [4 io 17 inclusive. Regular value $1.00.

Suspenders of heavy weight. all clzisiir. exceptional

 

 
 
 
 

" ate in Mexico City. to which General; Expregamg its admiration for the ment again conferring with Secretary
.: Huertahes submitted the Ameri’oaudc- ability and motives of President Wil Bryan. l
'2 mend and from whom he is understood son, the Guardian says it ie imposible 1 N0 Bdl'lt‘lih were received either i“:
to be seeking authorization to lot to suwregs double and misgivings on. the State Department or at the Men-l9
:: molly offer arbitration. hi3 Mexican policy. in continues: can embassy of the attitude of l~lnerth.1
" Information as to just what Huerta ”why should Villu murder with 1m. who is understood to be consulting;
' discussed in his executive seasicn with tummy and General Huerta be chaotie- members of the Mexican Senate. 9 9

Children’ s Dresses
to- sell at $1 each

Wily make [miles When you can buy them ready to Wear at
almost the cost of material.

Com'o early and have first choice.

A.Dickerman 81 Sun

SOUTH NURWALK. CONN.
Wt: GlVE 8. AND“. GREEN TRABiNG STAMPS.

If lacking early today. but :epeculntlon “gm arm of the United 1319193 for u ncrvutione for tonight for White Sui-l
" was freely heard in oiliciul circles the: mere branch of international 90m“. phur Springs. W. Vim. where he plun-
T. herhod decided to..adopt nu unyielding nose ? it should be far easier m bung nod to join Mrs. Wilson. lie may go,
.: course. The 'delicate position of \illu to a boiler frame of mind than tomorrow 9 99 . 1

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‘. (heme O’Shauxhneeey and the 9033- to tench Huerta manners. in the one M“‘”"“

.bility that he might be given his puns case it uould have been enough to ALTEINNWE PnoPoS'Tg9

— norm was frequentb commented upon threaten the rebels that the embargo

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‘ 'i‘hoee familiar with llu'eroa’n diepoel- on the exportation of arms and nmmu-9 '0" SUBMITTEB ;
lion professed the belief that he would“ nition from the United States would I 9 99 ’ f
,ilatly refuse 10 fire a salute and would be re~impoeed. but what sort of guur- (Continued from llrst lapel
I attempt 00 Cflfi‘l’ MS 0a“ before other untee is there that the capture of Tour ._.._....

worelgn governments, (“twining under pico by the American liect will either office of the Chamber mm “em marl
international law the right of Amerl- mend Huerta's manners or relieve the details very (Hatefull) with the pro
can blueiacliete to be on shore uny- hardships of foreign subjects in ‘liexi- motor. .\l. “,9 ionkling. of New York
where in Mexico inasmuch as he had (:0 or help any of the' interests Proei A5 a result of thls9 discussion, 31,9 .

Iver .lolmson 8; Re ing Standard
not renewed permission to American dent Wilson is anxious to nerve?

Conhling presented on alternative,

- . warships to remain in Mexican weteru "If the United States is anxious [or 9990990999990“ which was endorsed by .9

‘ 9or grant the United States bluejackctn an excuse fdriintervention in Mexico. the committee. This proposition will 9

Also " 9und marines permission to land. on illegit to her ling M“ 13:“ ll?” be put up to the Chamber of Com?

A full line at . . Since the United Staten dooe not roe. well; ut no one known or 9 an merce at its meeting Friday night. and ,

. q ' “133“th Bicycle Tires ‘ounize the legality of ‘Huem's sovem President Wilson that armed interven either accepted or rejected .9

' at LOW (:68. 9.111ent it has ignored his right to are lion dune begun cannot easily be con- According to the alternatiio prop l

: g F. E L k d & land or refuse permission for Ame”: fined to the limits thut are net for it osltion offoied bv Mr. Couhling, pork 1

2- 0C woo O. zcnn war vessels to stay in Mexican at the beginning. it is next to impos- is to begin on the new line withiul

39 WALL STREET 9 NORWALK a\i‘r’liml‘ii, and has kept its men-of-wnr nlbie for one country to make itself thirty days after tile conditions are:

' - there on the ground that a condition of partly responsible for the good govern. complied with and the read 999 90 9999‘

9unarchy in Mexico Justified under in- merit of another and independent mum in operation if 99099999919999 ”“0999 “”9 9
"‘ ternotionul practice. the continued try" ' '

~ The special committee of the Chem 9
luresence oi the vessels as u nieaeure9 Loulalana me‘“ Ceiling. 9" 99999 099 Commerce 9999999 999999 9990 99990999999999
of protection for foreign rehldenie. .

I NEW YORK. April 16 —-’I‘he battle- tion on M least a man doteu [linedv

,' :, l1 it was evident today that while Hue; 6MP Louisiana. undbr orders to $90 to 999999! its “98999999999999; 9999999999 $999999“ 99996999999
h 9 .. ta might seek to prolong and oomph 'lampico, “a"! finished cooling early phaee of the niatterlrnaatearneet con-:
T .. cate the questions growing out of t it today and was 9“de to 30 to sea. 9 ., 9 9 9 _

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' d b u an m The Louisiana arrived he” on All“! similar enterprises elsewhere and
H Government “'01:; nolit r910 til till; 3 after a long mm" of duty in Mexico-i have gone very,9cnrlti'11iiy into the de-
' mm“ and not” w: ognTinlmico be' uatere The purpose of the visit here tails of the present News.“ Wm
.f “mm “9‘“ 3 ‘9 p“ was to give the men shore liberty at They ban-em “m the deemed m“
Decoration Day for the Season 9. fore advancing its policy to a c max. tier their lunar stay aboard ship. an d 99999999999998 999999 99999999 99999999999999“ and a9 9
. Roller (‘onster ride of 6:000 feet. 7,000 Net of floor apnea in dancing .. President Wilson already has emphtt. several hundred of them had scatter 999999999 99999 9999999 099999999999999999995 999099 99999
{ Fla-.vtllon 1.000 both houses with plenty of shower limits, and modern ;j lceliy pointed out to ”new “,qu ed 99999999 999991 for when 99999 69999999999 09 99 99 09 99099999999999“ 999999999999 99999
. . ~ toilet Militias. The Bountiful (loathe to a reel restaurant with expo». Charge O‘Shaughnesey that while con- tier for Mexican service reached the linen ,
‘ ' mm we" “‘1 m” be“ mm “M mm 5" Meme price '1 ciliatory methods and diplomatic cor mm {m Tuolidn With the aid at a" “s a Whole .
3 ,1 I‘. Positively “0 intoxicating liquors 50” 0" ““0"“ 0“ ““3 KI'WME -- res ondence might hue been accepted 0 a y 1 President Covanash expresses the
, 9 Aden minute trolley oorvioe “tor May 29 .. in 390 punt the time had come when the newspaper notices 619:"! lb; tel: hope that no member of the Chamber
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Motion dei- excursions. no for loriie private ball room should 2‘ a definite answer moat be given to the graph most of the men “0 m of Commerce having: the best interests

An ideal whore resort for family parrtiee and excursions will be open
to the public on

I -be booked its early as lble ‘ demand for a salute to the American culled ' of the clti’ at hear will absent him-
7- lhig and reparation made tor other rel‘ “my" 9"“? Randy- 9891! from this meetillK. . 9 .
it)? the Season. l? heated offenses to Americans in towns PRHAADEWT All!“ 15-??“01 A notice was sent out last night for

" held by the Federals. Administration NW dentroyer '3010 . built here "ind a meeting of the incurporatorn to be
"4 officials consider Huertn‘n suggestion recently llllced in commission. finned held at the Chamhpr of Commerce,
'1 oi arbitration as an attempt to evade from the Philadelphia New Yard for this met-noon at ll o'clock At thlfl
_ 9 9 _ 9 9 9 . the main issue. and do “t record on the torpedo station at NOVW 3- 1 meeting the huaine‘ca preliminary to
‘ ‘ leubiecto for arbitration studied ihdili MM“ Mimi! “I WWW: “‘9 3’1”“ orenniaa'tion will he concluded. and
1* -~ M ~ cities uminut the American flag raid :3" ‘30 Mill at Newport for WWW" 0“ arrangements made 199for the opening or
w . 9 9 ' . “ ltho American uniform. s. the lists for eubecri are or guarun orii
”FL WAG Too IX'ENOWE ‘ 4”“. THIRTY CENTQ. l The position of the Washington Gov-l 1 amounted to Navy- subject to the ruling of the chamber
9,111 the Supreme court arguments: Thirty cent- wiii bring 8mm “nmmt M described by high 0mm“ WASHINGTON ”I.“ 139...,“310” meeting inter
were made in the suit brought ”11 9m“ "3°“ W W to “‘9 reunion of the adminiatratio’n i. one of ham to 89: mo action 0. H. Campbell, ot' The New Canaan incorporation are
Samuel 2' Chm” against (“me A' l.“ ”ml mamne‘ Maud nod looting domination to compel ac- Jupqr 3mm, Tone. fiddly appealed William Wardweil, J‘ohn F. Bliss.
and Frederick A. MokWuod, all of V“"’“"““_’“°r " W ‘°‘ the min- c'ega‘on mmo’nmericnu demand under to 8mm Dutch: for reinstate Charles 9. Keillor“ Joseph F. Vlon,
Norwalli. The cone come” till Oil a," tit. “I‘MWP'M' iii Hamill" I“ penalty “filo prompt “BO 0‘ the my wt 1" the NW Empire“ fir“ my. .‘luniua BenediCt, Cl. 1". 800““8 and
npeal by the plaintiff from a jury familiar. ”“0 your hm tor 9““ to "he custom houses at Tampiwand listed gt Dell“ in “on gm] was honcr- Myron C‘ruwford l
verdict in the Norwalk town court 3‘0““. 1"" Mi Mm M title Vera Chit wflfihokfl‘ng mum. re. ably “0119mm mm p, good recordil', The Ne‘rwalk inc rporatorh: Lester
"rho piainlitf built a wall and out in Sentinel 0"" 0“ "‘0 W W 0919:, and declare a mine blockade, 1912 la .. memo: Cbmpbell we: ill/alt. Frank H M‘ rill. Reed 0.11m»
a hill at lint as the defendants' share "Mm W cutting oluiiiouthera lexlco fronted!!! “Pietro rofnltltli no in the New at "and. W. F. Acton, Edward J. Finite
. The cm“ W” m“ t0 "'0 1“" 1M, ” ~' ’ murmur immune with the onion once and «and ma to the fleet mt ran. Ham 1" Fri ohm-uni n. Dil—
cinch on eweuditurem not warrant. j m "’3 mower ”0°" dilator Not alouethe uni-out to tile liable to be inaction. 1 wet dineliux. worth, William 1'. Retire. and Miner
to. The illl‘y'lll‘ood with the corona» m m for the new noodur colorist harem must buttoned hit all October 2. i‘tILuliroMiles honor D Randell ‘ l ..
'~ M“- The Film"! that“ war by block on atom: them andiip‘ooi Mitotic the deter-initiation oi the cal dpprentioa. mu» doctor's could» ”lion-“M-
the memo: liil cit-rue room minimum Wm lie-1i “ire-rum Went. but uti'afaei «to II! to phylum ability. one ma: ohm We diam l.
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.. the Mexican Senate yesterday “mam ed with the whole strength of the President Wilson called iiaieling i‘t . 9.

our, but then regained his strength!

vnlut. 19c, 3 pairs for soc
H For Boys School Blouses, nictli-i'un and dnik tv-iilms
collars .Iilllilliil. gariucuis. that loud hem sold at 509-
ggc. 2 for 75c.
.\vl:1111 l’li'nu'. fruui,
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'Shadow LaCe Flounclnglt u largo usmriim-ui in
widths varying fi'oiii 10 to 2: inches. in purc- while.
cream and black. Dainty patterns for limit»; and di'np'L
tugs. 9 ~ "
. 5°C to $3100 2- yard.
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..Silk and Wool Poplins for su'umipr gowns-9 ninl ‘
suits. .-\ very large lim‘ of colors. inclining all tango
511211105. purples and blues. l

linlinn silk and fine .'\ll3~'ll‘lilliiil \\‘Ill)l. 4.0 inchw.
$1.10.

The Sunshine Dep‘urtment

This iciiipliug section in” of goodies continues in
nfirari. ifiislonicrs will find many varieties here not
found (‘l>‘(‘\\‘lli‘i‘i’. l’lz'iiuiy things for the school luncheon
lmx. the ummrist‘s lunch hamper and the aficrmxm tea
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MICHIGAN olive MAKE MORE ; . romeo FOR PAeemo one
ohms. 1 CHECKS. .l

DETROIT; Mich vApril lbw-As a ‘NEW HAVEN. April liiwii'rederim-
reault. of recount: of ballots caet in H. Weldlog. oi Shelton was Kit on i
the local option elections oil April 8. your in jail today, for passing llill
thedrys have won two Michigan checks. In the some count..ludge (tui
counties which first returns awarded its 8th Terence Young; a young
to the wete. Wexfond. and Ouemaw bright looking chnuiieur, to Cheshire
are the counties which now so into" the Mormtbry for stealing o. pccketboor
dry column. in which there was money and a. die-

Ot the twelve counties voting on the mondrlng, from Mrs ‘ Ellen Green \V'hi
saloon proposition. the den arenhown employed him. The pocketbook rm
to have been victorious. in“‘ten. bite Mtinthocar. rte doctrine money anv »

 

. countyohauud from dry to wet... one says he burned the pocketbook nn'd div

remained wet,- three voted from wet “Oi know it contained the ring.

 

to dry and seven remained dry. . W~WW~“
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TOOK PONON TABLET BY MIO-l . 1 QELF-t
TAKE. iBiIIDGEPORT,1tnrii lei—~Georg‘c I

DERBY, April 1.6—- .lames Kerrine. Lynch, 3380' 03. E Willa? and d8!
of Bridgeport. uccidentally tack a polio out”. drunk WNW at W! hone here
onoua tablet last night while on a. (or late ”Item. and that went to on.
rennin: from Anemia to this place. other room and beds his Wife andiso.
he soon as he not here or. '1‘. tr. Pluuir- ”Nil-WU. dying in a tow minutes: Ill
ett was called upon to use the etonmch health and business wom' are} dive»
pump. Kerrie: collapsed not a low min as the come. 9,

 

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and was able to so to a hospital in WAN“! To Mir REiNetM'riiD
Bridgeport. where today he was rel . . OPFicB. . 1 .
ported to be on the road to recovery. I BRIDGEPOM’. Mitt lolw'ilhe can».
oi the am or. Connecticut on. re!
RUNAWAY WV CAUdHT. , , lama Renamed We Mir W. Wile
WWT, April 16.~Cornel insou. at. alas, «ism oil Orange
lua Hughes, axed fifteen a runaway a contest involviurt the fight of lemon
from an John's. Induauhii School in Maximum. an alt-lire: engineer in Or
Dom him. on arrested item today. once to be multimedia office mom.- ..
tad will be sent ME to the school. which he was Warned by the select. ;
m rm in company with 'D. 0. Ken- men. was argued before the bupremt
may, a tailor from the» school. . icourt today.

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