b
' 'vitation of Manager, 8 .
, Roton Point, for a trip of inspection
" A «mists assortment .01 Do 1111
ewes; Scripts and Madras Iii 111118.
, jzyioilowhlg it now over the
l. .1}
Clear.
cream corn and colored (111111131111.:
w 11th Ruffle Curtains at, 39c and 50o
Double Curtains with colored hon .i
4domat........-. ...... ..
Lacs Curtains from 501: to $11-00
E. K. BANKS
Monophonic 11.9th suck, so. Notwllk.
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non...
..wearuaa ‘FonEoAs'r.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
colder tonight; Tuesday fair and cold
er; moderate shifting winds. An area.
‘of unsettled, "sho11ery weather coversa
the east and a ridge of high pressure
Mississippi
valley throughout its length. 'A hero-i
metric depression of considerable in-
.tensity has appeared in the northwesm
The central portion of the country, un-'
her the influence of the ridge of high
presuré is clear. and pleasant weather
, prevails Eleeu here the temperatures
are seasonable to high. ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 34;
M...—
TO‘ OUR susscmssns.
We have secured a: winner in the
premium line. Something that every
member of the family can use. Watch
for the big advertisement tomorrow.
. —o—.-—,~¢- -;~ w—tw
Wit: Si‘hIoCauley, of B0s33n, was the
guest of 11153 Mary Cassidy. or Cross‘
street, 1Norwalk 0191' Sunday.
Harry .11 Hubbell, one of the 21th
mt clerks in the South Norwalk post
office, is enjoying a ten days’ vacation
The regular monthly meeting of the
.Norwalk Building, Loan and Invest-
ment/Association 111111111 held to
morrow night.
Polley's public dancing classes for
advanced pupils will resume their
weekly sessions at Dreamland on
Thursday of this week. ‘
1liss Edith Loesse and Walter Scott,
of New York, were week- end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Van
Wagonen, of Bayview avenue.
1...:
Various women's organizations have
appointeddeiegates to accept the in1
'{N. Bayley, oil
to the ,park on Thursday. Special
'WM. P 111E113
South N019!“-
I Developing
high. 47~ I._
'uel Hemingway, Edward E Field and
Ito compel them When Solicitor Folk
,ingway and 'Morehouse reselled a sim-
lilar decision.
3.
. which
“’“Iiiltaudard” .
Fashion Book
20¢ ' -
Patterns free with each
.4
Just out.
Book and Stationery atom.
' Norwalk
Opp Hoyt’s Theatre
1 '- Ladies’ Suits
. 1112.50 muss
Embodyins the very best values
‘ we have 0161‘ been able to sub-
mit. Qua Pr sawed oak, all
1 1 mission 11a hes.
Price 322. 50
Which is absolute saving of one third the regular} 1111c? 1Tbis is an
exceptional money Saving opportunity. Call and be convinced.
A. J. Cellins 8. Company
“' FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERB
Men’s "Suits
$1,010 $35
"a.
‘ Free Delivery 10311! Paris '6
of City or Country.
:j Ash Cans
331.10 to 33. 50'~
‘ Garbage Cans
25c to 3150
ALBERT F GEHEBE
25 West Washington Street, South Non-Walk
Next to Telephone Building ‘
‘Phe‘iio Ordori "
’ Promptly Attended To. ,
m»w~ww W...-
conantss users
1 ‘ 111111 1111111001.
Why Not Be the First One to
Telephone 747
3’ I C T 0 R3 A
(Continuedirom Third Page.) or
States to restore order in Mexico.
The Westminster Gazette, a leading
government organ, in expressing the
view that nothing can now avert was.
, or if not-war what the late WilliamL
lGladstone would have called “military
operations," savs
"One can not pretend to be sur-
fiprlsed that this should be the end of
three months before
Fertilizers
.i Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate ‘
f-. of L1me.' Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda. ‘ , ,
RAYMOND aRoTI‘IERs
PICTORIAL
"the refusal of the United States to
Irecognize General Huerta. There are
In good many other nations which in
‘l
PICTORIAL
~mmo
and Printing
done by us will not fade out. Try
our work the next time. We guaran-
tee all our work
DONNELLY S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
1qu 1111111
3' lenlion 1111111111111 in
givil Court
WASHINGTON, April- 20. “Attor-
neys representing the recalcitrant wit~
nesses in the investigation by the in-
terstate commerce commission into
the affairs of theBlllard company and
its transactions with the New Haven
.railroad made a dual and unsuccessful
attempt yesterday to have the matter
of their refusal 'to testify thrashed out
in a civil court.
The witnesses, H. V. Whipple Sam-
Samuel C. Morehouse, refused to an-
swer the commission's questions, up-
pardntly believing that the commls
,sion would resort to civil proceedings
announced that he would institute the
criminal proceedings Whipple“ and
Field decided to testify and later llem-
The hearing will now be resumed
on April 29, and 'the commission
through Mr. Folk and, its other at.
torneys. will particularly'try to find
out what became of the $2,700,000
John L. Biliard got through
other circumstances might have tac-
kled the hornets‘ neat, but this case is 1 ‘ Paris
58;WALL 3111227
0. B. J acksori
with the Americans does not blind us |
to the perils of the course to which
commit them-I,
Eyes Examined “Free
11 311111111 1111
Folk Reiusaato Have Their Con- ‘
they seem about to
sclv.es" I!“ ‘1"‘1'
The Globe says: “Upon the Unitedi
States will be laid the extremely difli 1
cult duty of protecting both its own,
nationals and foreigners exposed to;
gMexican barbarity and. in all prob I
ability, of an eventual» reorganization,
of the whole country. 1
Undoubtedly General Huerta's- 110-3
tlon is a counsel of desperation adopt-i
ed in the hope that all factions ln‘:
Mexico will unite with‘ him to repeali
OU'I‘H NORWALK ithe 'grlngo' attack. Many observers:
' ' ' z'- .. - ,are of opinion that thisvmay prove;
’correct. In that case the United
_ States has before. it a gigantic task."
3’ The Evening Standard, which also
,thiuks that Huerta hopes to produce
a~ wave of popularity for himself, is
.of the opinion that he is mistaken. 111:
save: “General Villa is unlikely to"
!let dust be thrown into his eyes by
such a maneuver. lie is winning and?
knows It, and he has no Intention of
relinquishing the prize w:hei It is al are union?
1most within his grasp. "' why
Continuing the inching StandardI .4
says intervention should be hailed: Full line of Spaiding's
with satisfaction by Europeans. Re goods at Briggerman Bros.
'«calling the murder of. William S Ben-
ton the British ranchman. at Juarez,’ Tristram and liyntt have received
land the damage done to British prop- the first consignment 01- one~piece
._. I erty, it relates that Great Britain has dresses for summer
laitogether $300,,000 000 invested in} _____.
.. _ At our
5563 ’
Cusnnue. 121 cents ing fashion
For Sale at DONNELLY' S,’
Electric
Wiring for
EIIOQI'IGII
EVERYTHING 23% ' supplies I
Light and Power. ELECTRICAL . .. Motor Repairs:
You want your house or store wircda
[F You need an electric motor ' ETRY US
You want an electrician in a hurry :;‘
We will not overcharge ybu and will $11.er the work.
THE WHITE ELECTR ~‘ CO. ‘
(Roots storm)
ELECTRICAL conrnac'r k. ,1 .
'PHONE 342-8.
, Our -
Advertisers ‘
Whoa and What
to Buy *
I
I
,a .
Read 'the menu for Tuesday's din
her at the Mansion House.
Moiy er Autorhob [cs
Comlyinc mechanical efficiency, witii good looks and
ease of riding, that is not excelled by any: car made.
Demonstrations on request
FOURS 32,500 3111111 353250
I
Louis Avrick wants to know if you
The adv. .will tell you
Price includes complete equpiment. .3
baseball
Mexico. and cannot afford to lose that; All kinds of lawn and 1,0,0], furnl- ‘
Isum. it believes the outcome will he tore at the Norwnlk Furniture House
that Mexico wl be policed by a '
strong national administration under
:Amerlcan supervision.
You will find excellent Mstoxact fa
Ecillties at Haulord s Garage The adv.
H1111 tell you mele about it:
. Four Days’ T 1
888 Miles of Travel—Me—All VlfaterI
318.
MANY MOOSE MATTERS.
I Members of South Norwalk Lodge,‘ Sale of shares :11 Mintz's.
‘No. 529, turned out in large numbers C8811! adv
New York to Old Point Comfort, Vu. including :meals and stateroom Sec 1111‘
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Ihambcilinfiheace via James River
PRESENTED
THE: "MINARET" STYLES
The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in A
for March, 1912—7 months
before any other pattern of,
{cred draped cfiects.
offers new as the latest from
'11..“"111111553" Collar -
V‘NORWALK. one in which the Monroe Doctrine sad
‘ ' ' dies the United States with heavy '
OpiiCinn ”PHONE 438- . for womcns' and misses‘
11 ; . obligations from which there is no- es- dresses; waists, mate, etc.
Ev ryth ('1 “ [.i ”we '
4e ing in the Ptical ne 5 The Pall Mall Gazette. an Opposl- \I . _
, .r—k , _ tio’newspaper, says: “Our sympathy; 1 ow 1: your chance to,
’ ' ‘ choose and wear this. the lat—
est style from Paris first.
Pattern Counter.
you may inspect this charm-
!
I
I ,
‘ tal, yesterday, for medical treatment.
Wear the Really New Etylcsi g
L R E V I E W
.43
any other pattern.
REVIEW
REVIEW
(,‘osiun 1 lo cent.
16 South Main St.
Miss Sarah Da1enport. of Wilton,
was admitted to the Norwalk 11611111.
The police investigated a report
yesterday that boys were breaking.
windows In the Beach home in seam,
street; throwing stones and smashing
much glass.
The Endeavor Choir of
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Elissa
beth Hlnman, 3 North a1 onus, on Wed»
nesday afternoon. The trolley will
leave Baxters 11122.48
That a gang of Iltalians ’were' sing;
ing and making a great disturbance.
was one of the complaints to the , I
lice. department from Cross street lbst“.
night. omcer Reynolds investigated.
. ~.....-—-_
The entertainment committee ()1 the
Nutmeg Club willhold a meeting to.
‘:\.
King's ”
. / vid .
. trolleys will be pro ed {one tinnsactlon with the New Haven,
officials. Mr Billard was the organvi
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va. Including -”Sll1])1)er, stateroom berth,
and bioakfaat the following morning; ndondsy lun can at Hotel Jefferson,
veatcrday afternoon to attend memoi-
lal services which were held in their
I night at the Norwalk Hotel after 111114 '
nor, to make final arrangements for
Eye troublflM‘ are numerous and
The Great Council of Connecticut.
gr. 0. R, 111., will hold the twenty- eighth
annual session on May 5th at Bristol.
The h adquarters of the guests willhe
at'the Gridley house. A number oi?
local Red Men will attend.
‘ mSpcclaI "Onyx" days, April -20, 21,
22. M"cna and womens silk hosiery.
Joseph Davis, 85 Washington" street,
South N011.vulk
The horse of Andrew Davey, grocer,
would have run away on Saturdaytaf-
tornoon when the band of the salva-_
11011 Army marched down Washington
street, but for the quick action of
James Gavin, driver, who rushed from
- the store and held the animal’s head.
Arthur‘ohlman, son of the
~‘vpany’, was fined $6 and full costs on
‘ the charges of operating an automo-
,bile without the license plates or
markers and for failure to have on
awthe car the certificate of license‘ is
3 sued by the secretary of state, Ohi-
man was arrested S’atunday noon by
Officer Murray. The costs together
5 with the fine amounted to $14. 01,
‘i..,:1vliich the defendant paid up "
F 0 S 8’ Extra Fine
9110001 ATES
locali“
manaéfir of the Gulf Refining Com- 1
7 . n will unclean
izer of the Dillard company and he
he as Mien summoned to testify. The
other witnesses named above were 01"
.tlcials of the Elbow company.
Henry Stoddard and Homer 8.
Cummings of New llave'1,reprcsont-
ing Whipple, Field, liemingv’iay and
Morehouse, tried' to induce Solicitor
Folk yesterday to abandon the crim-
ihal proceedings and have tested in a!
gcivil court the question whether or
not the witnesses should be compelled. l
to testify, but Mr. Folk declined 101
consider the proposition.
Lie said that he expected the wit-
nesses would be here on April 2!),
ready to testify and furnish all books'
and papers called for, and he was as-
isured by counsel that they wonld be.
.1
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, TWO WEEKS’ MISSION.
The two weeks mission at St los-
ephs it C, Church here, will be conv‘i
“ducted by Fathers O’Mnhoney and 0‘
Shea. Ithwas started yesterday. The 1st 1
week is for women and the second for‘
men. Services will be numerous It is
some time since similar services were
held here. ‘ f '
FOUINDER or cuss spake.
Anthony J.1DroxelBiddl founder of
the DreneluBiddle men'Bs Bble organi-
11.11611, caressed Inpatients Class of the
Congregational church yesterday upon
i” topic-of‘kroatinterost His talk was
greatly; apprecihtod.
1 Golfer. Binoc‘pihont, bibpiiii 1.10. 0.
, repaint Ibudlneq inset-
’1.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; lei
Steamers soil 111'er week day atli
1001 of N. Moore street
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manager
CHURCH CAI..~'- MNDARS
South Norwalk Baptist.
Monday, 7: :10 p. In. ~Spccia1 busi
ness meeting of, the Young People’s
Society of Christian Endeavor, 11 p 111.
-—regular meeting of the board of
trustees and the finance committee.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.—~—Monthly meeting
of the King's Daughters. _ ‘ :1 '
Thursday evening, regular~72prayer
meeting taking up the study of Psalms.
steamer to Norfolk, Va,, including supper, sister
the following morning: noouday luncheon at Non
some evening (except Sunday) '7 p. m, .for New 1101';
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about I .p In.
Scull 1"01 illustrated pamphlet Tom Department,
OLD DOMINION LINE
ve Richmon some owning via.
berth and breakfast
on ship; leave Norfolk
including meals and
hail At the conclllsion, a special
Iclnss initiation was also held when a
numbel of candidates 11 cro instructed,
11 the mysteries of Moosedom. I
Frederick 11. Ganung, Captain
.Company A, Military Branch, Loynli
Order of Moose has named the follow-g
ing from commissioned officers with
rank from April lath Joseph A.11‘or
tin—“First Beigeaht; Charles Smithwi
duty sergeant; .l'ames ‘liyrnes-«com-
puny clerk with rank of sergeant; and
11‘ M. lloppclmtrcasuror with rank of
«sergeant. Other officers will be up
.pointed according to the needs of the
company. The ways and means com-
mittee is planning to hold a big e1 out
1111 the way of a dense for the beneIItI
of the military branch in the near 111- I
ture. The members will be measured
with you table board 1,), a few this week for uniformsby Rogers (1‘;
meals. Everything well cooked ,Stevena, who have the contract, and it
and fiery”: properly. wé 111. ‘31s planned to have the company in
ways my}; gaugued customers ' [full uniform by .lIIne.Ilith. The first
pm from‘ iiier 21”., N. 1.1 New York, .'
.1 1
,,J BRQWN, Gen. Pas, Agent,
Yeti are ‘Not"
Entirely Satisfied
‘is’ .. a? 4‘
r. .5. 1,11-.. w
I
I
I
I
of Who llead store.
varying. If \our eyes muse you any
trouble read 'l‘hamer's adv.
These three days 111.. Onyx days at
1" :‘(II own an automcbllu W. 11
Austin's adv. will intsros'. you
Road about the three Orvx :a 's at
1111 N ii. Ryan (‘ompam
lit-ad about the incom 1111111111:
mic at the lloston SIOI").
Lack 1‘11 Brand's window
what he Ins to offer.
Many men spend thousands of dol-
lars to safeguard their money. So-
curlty is what all want. whether the
amount be large or small. The City
51111
111111 rm
National Dank does not charge thousl,
ands of dollars nay nor even hundreds
I 1919'
for securing your holdings. The new
ad in todays Sentinel explains the
.ymatte‘i‘ '
\1
N
Grace Parish Notes.
drill will be held Sunday afternoon.
' Tri sRcstaurant
>11le 26, at 2 o'Ilock iml‘toodner'ns
_ , . , «Hail, Washington street
Monday—Ailoniirmatwnt instruction ptpromfigRLy LANE'G)
at 8 p, m. in the church. 1
wowW W I
, z 1...: , ENTERED SCHOOLHOUSE Our fruit and vegetables are as
ITueadapfllrIs‘ Friendly 80.01911 1“ WBUILDHIR. 0N Waonssonv.’ Thieves enteréd the Over Rivsr fresh as the first news lrom the tick—
the Guild Room. at 8 l! m The buildi, contractors and thaw public school In Upper Norwailc dur— or. 'Nothing but the W1? 11681111111 11%
Wednesday—«Woman Gilli“. Wit“ in: contract 11 will gather on Wed In"; 11111211111111. according to the report Itound among our stock. That is the
Mts- Wood 65 Wall street: 1‘11 2' 30- Inesdsy atté on in the only has at received by the police from 131-1111111111 gist of Ghlottc and co. s adv.
11611111111116 can mt 411341111119 Guild tild‘ Winona?» oflicemto cons 1119.111: w. orerory, this morning.
R‘o'om ‘ 111191- 11 a proposed tor that pop Three teachers desks were broken: 8.11111st Wants are t m action
Thursday-41001013 .1111, 11111111111. 9111111111, and pa-Ianil inamonatvo tactics of chminuni
Mrs, .Howard Wilson, ‘
street. at 8. "
cation. They shield 11 direct way 01
Iarrylng s 111111;. to the one: who
Saturday—181. MAI-It's Day,- the coins '-
br tion of the Holy communion at
s
W
Helpers with
, tion of the building ordinance which op'on.
9 West Main
affects them. The changes are i161: per one all the articles missing.
many but some oi'ttie contractors feel W
What more justice alight b6 dodgib II
“I?“ and will thereto» momma
Profiling: new 1111111. Sentinel 1111111. 111»: mm.
d, limit"! blush 0r tea MW
_,Mv%obtgr1d~-v. sovsnrias In urns ssnrmst.
.m
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the dance which will take place onf
April 24.
i in
John ISheehan. better known to his ’
, patrons as “Pomp." who has conducts
ed a restaurant in the basement of the
Town Assembly Hall building, at the‘
, corner of Wall and Water streets, sold
out his business, Saturday afterndon,
to the Dagon brothers. James and W1!-
liam. The new owners assumed pro-
prietorship immediately. Mr. Shoohan
has conduttedbihe business for the .
past ten years.
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ISCHODA Eugen ROAST.
The members of tho lschoda Yacht.
,(‘lub gathered yesterday for the an-‘
nual sheep roost 'l‘ho edibles were of
the highest quality and were enjoyed
by all. The committee in charge was
Robert Brown, (Ibuokilonners and
George Tobey. '
ASTOR HUNTINerON WEDDIN
‘, APRIL; so.
, NEW roan, April 20.-The was
: ding of Vincent Astor and Helen; Dias,
more Huntington will, In all probo'hiia
ity, take place on "April 30, the until
originally set. This was the subsidy
of 11111911111111.3111“ out by Mrs. Robs
P.11untingt'on, Miss Huntinatiin
!mother. at her residence In 81411.1"
burg today. ,
It Was added that Mr. ‘Aetor II
Matter today than be but been ,
his Illness“ ' . ’ '.
Household" 1131p": watch“
Want Mrs. 11111 champs
own- new "
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