‘ «toy evening in the
A complete department at.)
Swiss. Sarina and Madras In
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Lace Curtains from. .50o 100330
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Mahookoluo Hotel Binds: (to. Nd
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or
snow tonight; ij‘riday partly cloudy;
murder in the interior; diminishing
north winds. The storm that wtts cen-
tral over Virginia yesterday morning
has moved rapidly 'Ulp the coast and is
now central near Nantucket, Maps, it
has mused general rain during the
last. 24 bonus in the eastern dilltricts,
with some snow in New York and
New England. Another VV'ell-Ilefined
disturbance ls- central this morning
over Colorado. The temperature has
risen during the last 2-4 hiouns in the
' wentem districts, but continued low
for the season of the year in the east-
ern.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO T‘DDAY.
Tempemlture: 53.
Low, 44; hléth,
Cloudy. '7
1
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Mrs. C. .lH mantis, o,f_ New Maven,
' is the guest of M'rs. Berta M Rich
suds, of West street
Mrs. Arthur T. Murray, of New
York city, is the guest of her mother
Mm, Bertha M. Richards.
street '
.Viiss Olive Dibble, oi‘ Bnyview nVe-
nue. is expected home after II visit
VVith Mrs. Tune 1., iiaV',enI-l of Meadow-
brook, R. I
A permit was given thiis nwruimg
to Frank Phillipson dor plumbing
work in the houee of P.
ning in Cannon street.
The building contractors one reoel
lug notifications of the meeting: to be
held Wednesday in the afternoon at
the city hall for o. consideration of the
building ordinance.
Organized bands of thieves
been stealing chickens between New
York and South Norwalk.
try int-me are visited and the goods
hustled away to market.
The permit for the Rloodncr build-
ing hols not yet been granted. it has:
been qwinted out that it is necessary
nor the officials at Hartflord to inspect
the piano before the building can be
begun
The regular meeting of Compnny A,
Military Brunch, L. 0. 0. M., will Ibo
held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock from
the office of Captain Frederick ii, (in.
nung, South Main ntmct. Mony import;
illi't matters will be taken up and etch
member in requested to be prenent.
\irs I'SIlcve liovnk complained inst
niglhlt to the (police thmt her hllltlbnud.
wishes to return to her and thlult ahe
does not want him. lie told the wo-
man than. if slim did not let him in,
Mitt would go and commit suicide. He
Vvont away, but on to the suicide no
word Iimd been received at noon.
'I‘he 'Norwulk ’l‘eocheln’ Association
’9‘ iii hove a lecture hnd series or mov-
ing pictures on tho Panamn Chnul
and the Panama Enpositiou nellt IMon-
‘High chhool.
(there will be many good viewaoi‘ the
tonal work, and these will be droialn-
ed by Dr. Wirtywlho in limoullilly In.
‘ . miller with the work.
Photo Supplies:
Films, Plated. Printing Who, be
winning Traye, Graduates, Flunneis
and everything car use in Photogra-
My.
Stillllmt- Polite“ (imputation
Ill wesulno‘ron 81‘le
Standdrd
Fashion Book
200
Patterns tree with each
Just out.
WM. P. BEERS
Book endlelatlomry “on.
South Norwalk.
Norwalk
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Harvester
On Sale at Our Store.
Wednesday For
4 Sets
' Been Selling at $1.35.
DON-NELLY'S
STATIONERY AND 800K STORE.
ii SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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Council, No. 46, Knights of Columbus,
Communion at St. Mary‘s Church.
Rev Martin id Folly,
is .‘connecbed ',,VV'itlI Our
Inurdcs Church in New York city.
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of ii cstl
Newman and something cine, which
will be announced in tomorroVV' s pa
C. (ilenden- l
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\._ l‘ which time the giVing of
have. 3
Large poul- .
Ii‘rom seven to twenty-five yearn
lbcr oi‘ the faculty oi
I-l.
Hope Hose Company and the inVitcd
lgutclts tonight for an ev'ening 3 enter
Itainment with refreshments has been
«provided. The occasion is the cele-
bration of the 20th anniversary of the
1187‘.
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i Hearing was begun this morning in
The members of Catholic Union '
will go in a body next Sunday to liioly ,,
brother of :.
Mrs. Edward J. Quinlan, of Melbourne --
Road, is in town today . Father Fahy :2
body of :‘
A iine‘gtlme awaitsthe members of
Embodyingybe very best values
we have ever beengabic to sub-
mit. ‘ Quarter sawed oak, nil
mission ilnlshea. I‘
Price $22. 50
which is absolute saving of one third the regular price This is an
exceptional money saving opportunity. Call and be convinced.
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The many chiusch leatules that are found only on
§M0y er Motor Cars
Are not meryeiy “talking points" but practical appliances that how
ewlulown court on the injunction
lproceedings brought by Mrs. Theo,
dore Olsen to restrain lher net-.ghbor
iliirs. E. G, Wilkinson, from haVing a
road made in Gibson Court. Judgel
Lockwood is on the [bench. At noon
Iadjournment was token until 1:30, at
testimony
was resumed
WANT DEATH SENTENCE AN-
l NULLED.
ATLANTA, Go... April iii—Anon l-
ment of the sentence of death pro'
nou:.ced against Lee M. Frank tor the
murder of Mdry i’llugan was asked in
o. motion filed in Superior court: here
today. it is contended in the motion
that Frank's conviction was invalid be
cane..- the defendant was not present
in court when the verdict was an-
nounced. This action stays the pm.
oner's execution, net for noun tomor-
row.
:BLACK HAND OUTRAGE BILL A
LAW.
AilllAINY, N, it, April iti.———’i‘he‘
bill introduced as a result of recent
“black hand" outrages become a law
today by the, signature of Governor;
Glynn. The new statute increases
maximum for the malicious endanger-
ing of life or property by the placing:
oi‘ n bomb or explosives ncnr, .any
building. '
PHYSICIAN'G OASE CONTINUED.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1(I.-'l‘ile
trial of Dr. Joshua id. Sweet. a mem-
tilo Medical
School of the University of Pennsyl-
vanla, charged with cruelty to dogs
utter vivisectlon operationn, was con-
tinued in IqunI-ter pensions court here
today. The prosecution wee brought.
at the instance at the Women's So-
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals.
WW”... M...”— -..-...
sulcloao av CARBOLIC dcm.
‘WATERBURY, April 16.—~Pntrlck
Illusdl. lforty -tw0, of 748 East Main
otrcot, ooi‘nmitted 'euicido by drinking
poison while in Md today. die had
been deslpondeot of late, and it. is
thought that hill mind Well comm:
ily unbalanced.
‘ {He limes his wife
and one , coll." '
‘ hounded refueu‘rmst'
the .
lproVen their worth in the‘ Moycr factory, and on the road.
l Price with Complete Equipment .' »
, , nouns. $2.500 Slxrsl‘s'sfzr ' "
i‘Icmonstrullons ,0n request.
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IMRs. WILSON To see CHILD wEI..l RAIN DETRIMENTAL.
FARE DELEGATES. : The rain orient night detracted from
WASHINGTON, April 16.——.\irs.‘ the attendance at the fair of the Putfi
,'W00(irow Wilson. wife 04 the Preai- nam Hose Company; in Red Mon’ a Hail
dent VVill recciVe III the White House. There was but a fair crowd present
next Thursday the delegates to the Tonight there will lie a large gather-
Tllird international Congress on the ! ing it is allticipated.~becallse it is fire-
Welfare of the Child, to be held here mens night Ashort street parade
next week, according to arrangements will precede the o ening. ii’ the night
made today. In addition there will be is clear. The Hm dint; of the voting
.receptions at the Pan American Union contest is as t‘oliowli
land the Congressional Library. be. Hope Hose .' ..... .1}. .............. 72
'sides banquets and dinners and lurl‘ch’l 75016 We" Hook no ................ 4‘!
cans for the delegates. The congress ‘ Mayflower Hook ...... ............. if)
imbelng held under the auspices of~‘ROWfil/i0n “086 -', ---------------- ‘1“
the National Congresu of Nathan; mm .‘ltellance «Hook ...}. .' .............. 9
.Pllruzlt Teacher Associations, Phoenix “118190 -(V- --------------- 9‘
JPioneer Hook
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var: SNOW lN WINSTE‘D. |
WINST-ilii), April lt5.~<N0rt‘ilwclstcl‘ll i
Connecticut is toduy ill the grip ot’
n sleet storm, ground. truce and build-
ings in many places. bollllg coattcd with:
it. At Norl‘oik there in an inch of:
elect on the ground. ’i‘oiollilmle wires
in iinrtiulld on; reported down and
from New Huston, Mulls, comes u re-
port (If iiillilwl'u”.
. 7
South Norwnik Lbd-B‘e. No. 229, L. 0.
jO. M.,' will hold 1% regular meeting
:thin evening when Ineverai candidates
will be instructed in. (the hlynterics of
Mooscdom. The degree work will b'c
done by the newly 36le officers llnd
at large ottondzmcclln expected.
...—”Lana...
; Anvenrlss iN I‘rI-IE SENTINEL.
' w“"","'" wwam-HM
Q . , 'V‘"
" I but surrounded and fought desperate-
. lly. their live tearing great
‘— ‘ lug.
. ,nt Terran. sixty miles south-that they
' i
‘Zl Five American: Made Prisoners. ,
l
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', assigned in the Federal tloops. are 6 ill
' reported to time been among the pris- l
. puny (lovclllors Foot (lucid and n
llIIIt or “III: IIIII
(Continued from first page)
i'l‘lIiI Federal loss wusot least 3.500
dd killed. woundedypvleuneru ahd “din.
pérsed." By diaporned is meant those
Federals Who were separated from
their commands and lied, individually
or in small detachments, to the bills
or into the desert. probably to perish
there for luck of water und icod.
Twelve hundred regulars were captur-
ed by the Cfnstituticunlists. .7318
men were mustered into the rebel
ranks and their oiiicers will be held
as prisoners. A number of socallcd
volunteer», or "red daggers," were
captured and executed. These men
were former followers of Modern who
are alleged to have joined the Orozco
revolution which overthrew him.
AlI the prisoners, including one
majot three captains and ten lieuten-
ants. are being sent to Torreon.
The last day'n lighting was begun
with the Herrera and Benavides brig-
ades attacking from the south, while
Villa, with two brigades, and General
Contreras charged from the west.
,(icrcnnis Ortega and Hernandez at- ..
tucked from the east. Failure of the ‘
I:‘.:“i.f.°.‘.i"‘.‘;‘ 3:535. 3:22:31: New York New Haven
jeovI-d the Federals from annihilation. and Hartford
Railroad Timetable
The assault was met by u withering
artillery fire. The Federals were all
IN EFFECT MARCH 15,1914.
like these are being worn by
l'nsbionubly dressed women.
gaps
through the rebel ranks. They fought
from the cover of irrigation ditches
IVnd adobe houses over a line twentylsou'rH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
miles in length, but gradually theyi A. M.—l:20x, 5:33x, 5:4lx, 6:09.
were forced toward the center of tile:6155x. 7'13X 7' 46 8 17X,3 '55x, 9:153.
city. Their escape was through the :9137. 10' "7x l0: 45x. 11: 44x.
north, but open by the non-arrival oil 1’. M.:—-—1 09x, 1:18, 3:00x, 3:29,
the troops assigned to that pusltion. '4‘40X, 5'12)»; 5:44. 6100K, 6247. 720270
The fugitives, once clear, turned east 7: 3ix,9 :42x. 10:12x.
in the general direction of Monterey. ‘- Sundays.
I This was at 5 o‘clock in the ni‘ter- l A. M .—-12:25x, 5:33x, 5:41x, 8:54,
izloon, after ten hours of terrific fight-110:2“, 11:24.
The retreat was almost a rout. P. ills-“12:5 0x, 2:44x, 3:00x, 5:44,
ElII the streets five hundred Federaij6200x,
gdead were found. Three thousand110228.
:lneu were sent in pursuit of the Fed-l . ,
eraie NEW VORK‘ TO SOUTH'NORWALK.
The pl cuence of General Velascop, A. M.——4:45x, 5:40, 96:45. 8:08x,
who evacuated Torrcon April 2, at Sun 8: 51x 9:15x. 10:02x, 10:05, 10:50x,
Pedro was It surprise to Villa He 11:03.
'learned from the prisoners that VVhen’ P. BIL—~12: 03, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57,
the Federal Generals, De Monro and 3. 30x. 3: 55. 4:29, 5:05x, 5:24, 5:28,
Mans. VVcre driVen from the town last.6:01x, 0:07, 8:10x. 9:40x. 9:44, 11:15x,
week “they sent word to Velasco, then I11:30, 12:00x.
’ Sundays.
7:01x,7:12.7z57x,9:42,10212x,
{were in danger of being surrounded. | A. M.-—-ti_:(io. 8103):, 9:00x, 10:02:.
‘ Vt—lliiico, by forced "marches. sue“ 11:00x.
ceedcd in joining them April 10 at Ben? P, AIL—12:10. 1:02x. 3:393. 502:,
avides Junction, only a few miles from
here. Later the troops of General‘
5:04,6:01x,
12:00x.
7:l4x, 8:10x, 9:40x, 11:15x.
{Argumenuo nnd General Cunlpo came;
up and the rebel garrison then here SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
{was dIlV'en out on April li Tilnt‘ A. .\i‘—l2:23x. 1:17x. 6:09, 7:23,
. .gui bi Villa, with .5000 reinimccments 9: 16x, 10: 22 11: 111, ii: 57x.
' and 20 field pietcs, arrived and began
P. M.:—l 20, 3: 16x 4. 28, 5: l4, 6: 15x,
nn attntk which culmlnnted Monday 6: 47, 7: 10v, 9: 263:, 10: 50x, 11:26.
' in the flight of the Federals. Sundays.
‘ A, 1L—‘12123X. 1:17X‘, 7:43, 9116!,
TORREON. .\lex., April 16.—-Five 10:19, llzllx.
"197x 4: 47x, 6: 12x,
7:10x S:34x,9:26x-f.10:.50x.
ewepnpcr men. said to be Americans P .\i.——l2:09x,2
—...
opera captured at the battle of San SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
lPede’ do his Colonies Upon recelv~, A. M.:——l 20 6: l3. 8: 27, 9. 59x.
ing this niormation General Villa sent: p, n,__1:25, 4:33, 6:20, 7:15,
a newspaper man with his oun forces? Sundays.
to iIIVWestigatc VVitb instluctions that A. 11,..10;35,
lllc pliso'ners be tlented with every. p, 31,415, 7:15,
considelatlon ulld sent to this citV.
' DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
' HARTFORD BANKER DEAD A. VI ~l. on, 7:9 ..., 8:13, 10:03x,
. HARTFORD, April 16.— William S. 11.35 .
llwycr. assistant cashier of the First 1:, “.431,
National llnllk and one of the bestl
known fraternal and military lnen in;
the (ltv, died at his hulne, No iill) Oak
land Terrace today. He had been ill
several ‘months Mr I‘lwyel was a!
name of Dublin, ireland, born Janit-
ary ”0.1807. lie cume to Hartford;
when 14 yeaLII of age, and in 1872 en
term the employ of tile F‘llst .\'ntion- I
oi, being promoted to various positions
until his appointment us assistant.
cashier in 1898 For many yours ho
was supreme Ilcnsurer of the Frat-
ernui Benefit League. lie was
Knight Templar and ii Silriner. on Eikai
and u member of eeVelal other lruter- i
Illll organizations. As II membcl (If
the Putnam li’ilulnnx, he hnd been its!
ilcauurcl since 1897 and ranked
lileutenant For several years
Dwy‘el was a cuptain of the First Com
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6:40. 8:30.
Sundays.
.4. M.—7:55, 11:45.
P. M.———6:05, 8:30.
It signifies express.
i signifies stops on signal only.
Implements
iron ltnitee, Spades. Forks, Hoes.
Shovels, 'llowoln, \l' liter Pots, Rub-
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Inc. Beautiful altirt styles. All colore‘, including llilnck
Just received a. large shipment of Coats. We cordially in-
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It
‘ ‘cIIuIle infection net in otter he had
is South Norwaik.
mnjor of its veteran corps. lie IPhone 1069 2‘
Veur’vlvmi by his wife and the sons.
I Major George. K. ilwycl, oi‘ this i:ltV,, '~ ..-.--
and It. W. ilwyet‘. ul' Sonthbridge, MISS MacLAREN APPEARS AGAIN.
Muss. While the bud chuthel lust night
, icut down Ihc nttendume Innterinlly.
RAN SLIVER lNTO FINGER. them was it. Very creditable number
J. Edward itciliy. ol‘ Plattsville all present at Red Menu Hall on‘ Main
enuo. and n c'I'IIIpIutol employed b,V M. etreet to hour Mills tiny Zenoln Muc-
.l. Riordan, the conlrpctor eni’icIed a. Loren in n recital oi" "I‘Ihc Misleading
slight accident Tuesday. lie Ian quite Lucy." As heretofore in her muny up
a good sized sliver into the first fing- pecrnncoe in Norwuik Miss Maclm‘on
or of hill left hand. while at work and proved. delightful and II. past muster
attempted to pick it out. ll-ie broke it in the art of imitating characters.
of! and thon'vieltcd Dr. W. :i. Tracey, Following the recital dancing was in
who was obliged hoopcn lllp the‘ilnger dullged in until 1 o'clock by many.
About: a. your and hail nigo'neiliy lost time” s orchestra. Iplnycd.
the ring finger of hip right hand be‘
......m. ...»...fi. ....
. run a. silver into the knuckle.
.h‘
.Apvrn‘rlaz, iN‘THE saurmet. patrons using mailboxes.
the
They
are tho. styles dull, the. style oxpel‘tn
llnvc pronounced correct and fashion»
able for this SPRING and SUMMER.
You'Vvon't find II better collection of
Suits at these prices nor u better store
to deal with, and of 'V'itni importance
it} our SYSTEM oi' EASY PAYMENTS.
Prices ..... $12.50 to $35.00
Jacoby s
Opp. Hoyt’ 8 Theatre
-M- ..
Music
“hAlbert F. Gehebef
The police blotter showen complaint s’chool board today. The children I;
Wdlnig the piling of bricks in Wall to the school houses each session. but.
direct in Mich ll. my all to prevent are turned away. it is thought court:
1
J's/v» .
MUSEMEwé {
‘VVM.
Annual Firemen’s Fair
Given by PUTNAM HOSE 00., No. 1...
RED MEN'S HALL, so. NORWALK
WEEK OF APRIL 1320.
Dancing Every Evening
Admission ................ . 15 cent-
Tile pinnacle of VnudeVilie excellence
in this wonderful linstel VVeck bill
Ho t’s
The Quality \‘audeViile Theatre
\\ orld's greatest ngmlnstic sell-sa-
tlon, '
(6) OLIVER ARMANDO'S ATH-
LETES (6) ,
Six of the finest combats ever assent-
. ‘bied.
u-~V-|OLA DU-VALLp . ..
The Empress of : Bong.
CUNNINGHAM AND COVENTRY,,
Eccentric Singing and Dancing Come:
titans.
Here‘s a rare treat for Illueic lovers,
(3) WONDERFUL VOICES (3)
A Trio of Exceptional Vocalists.
All extra laughing attraction
charming l‘arceur,
DOROTHY ROGERS AND (20.,
In “Babies A La Carte." A scl‘eam— V
ingly funny farce.
FRIDAY
Daniel Frohman Presents
The Port of Doom
In Five Parts
The
.. TheSalvation Army
Grand Concert
l'ly the Famous
National Staff Band 8.
Male Chorus
of New York City. Thirty Pieces.
SATURDAY 8.4me 18TH 1914.
illu‘a NEW 8CITY HAEL south
tNorw
Tickets-a .................... ‘. . .. 25c
tilt) 3t ,
monmmm.mm
HATS for the fash-
tunable, in the La~ "
test Smart Models.
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WASHINGTON s-raea'r. . .
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CpILDREN BARRED FROM MERI-
DEN SCHO0L8. ,
.MERIDIUN, April it: ~Lightcen chi}-
dren are barred from the pllbli
wheels because they have not been
Vaccinated cocci-dint; to a report made».
by Dr. Gibbe. the principal, to, til
proceedings will follow, '
Norwalk Chronicler