'IdROUND
FERTILI
and 25.jponr1ds.
0 NOT starve your
lawn and garden,
but FEED THE
WITH NA-
STRONGEST
ZER
ed; In Bags of 100, 50
Hot Bod
Forcm
now" is its 111111610 11111
for the early starting of piantgs and vegetables for the summer garden.
\V 1 «HAVE THEM
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOUTH VORWALK. CONN.
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Sash and
Frames
atlonM’Pisasam 11111111111 7
Has Given its a Pleasant Hall 1
Hour Anyway,” lie Writes
Boston still continues to believe that
Charles is. Mellon, formerly president ‘
‘3
14-16 WALL ST.
i!
vm
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1 K
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‘TEL. 294.
\
BUY
, HazeltOu
Coal
‘ TheB. HershfielddtSonCo'
122 WATERJT.
i WM...
1
A Full Line
. of Japanese and
ChineseMattings
will be found 111.0111' large stock of
House lfurniehings.
M.‘GUTKO_WSKY
- A1111: Former AuditoriumMBulidlrg,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy sec ,nvl‘mnd Furniture.
b.»
: Spalding’s
bushels from
to ashes
GOAL
, Hetero 1ou lay in your supply of
(‘oal for next winter try a ten
William Efi'ron
- You will find that the coal g’oss
Nor. Clinkers- 1-
and does not injure the grate.
3 ROWAN 3T., EAST NORWALK
Tel, 441. i
Baseball
Goods
RIGGERMAN
ROS, 6.1 North Main St
LET US DELIVER YOUR DAILY
. el. 44‘].
AND SUNDAY PAPEIRS.
tee, rubbers,
waiting for your call
Tel. 411
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal 01“
phone to Wm. Enron and you will
set a. ready market for things which,-
don’t want, such as rags, papers,
scrapéiron,
leather beds a specialty. We are
. Wm. Eitron 3
metals,‘
The Norwalk Furniture House
' Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered,
LaWn Chairs. Settces, and Swings
Get our prices before purchasing.
Artistic Porch Furniture
A new ‘Tstock of most artistic models lu'aultes or single pieces.
Refrigerators and ice Chests
All‘ kinds and sizes with tile, enamel or zinc'tlniug.
M
LOOK
handicapped in getting about \He was dav the movktmydem 1,, a
Iea repaired
phone us
‘ '1 as recon as
.I
Sat~
_' held from his late home. lednesday It,“ system’ and to adopt th amend-
ped Ito Norwalk tor imminent which membership of the Board 01' Directors
‘ Will be buried in Riverside 3333333953" stockholders of the New York New
_ I' New York. Two daughters Fannie E. pally gathered here today. to act upon
. and Kate M. Clark reside in Norwalk :1 plan gubmmfl .to them through
ti o last bit at newerthot enter» .2
' ”tor of Mr. and Mrs.
‘ teen “or her little friends yesterday at-1
' her sixth“ ‘biflhd‘y- flames Were p15)” 1 enact 3110““! “w “remnant (I)! fhaI r“.
Council, at New England Railroad
“Dear Mr. Sidney-«Yours of yes
terday with inclosuro was duly ro-
Iceived. it is a great scheme you have
outlined, but 1 tear you are too en-
thusiastic about myseli 111 Connection
with it.
But have you
' by my cu associates
the head of a railroad tor almost 111 en~
aside the suspicion they naturally
feutertain at those who have been in .
authority over them?
"Don’t think i don't appreciate to
the fullest the honor you would pay
.me. It warms the blood and pulls the.
heart. strings. The good will and loy- .
ally of those .who worked with me are
most dear to me, andl could not re-
.iuse to do anything in my power to
serve them
I would not be glad to prove my loy.
city and good will toward you all by
hard, tiresome and i trust. most elli-
clent work; but that you should
choose me as your leader, select me
from among all those you hhow bet-.j
. ‘ tel and who would like to serve you
W to promote your scheme seems to me
mores dream than a reality
‘ "Nevertheless, it is a pleasant!
HEATHS Mill mFuflIEflALS dream, and i enjoy it to the utmost.
: "i it has given me a pleasant hair
1101.1‘ anyway, and 1 thank you for 11
most sincerely.
' 'Y ours truly.
“C- S ‘1‘!!! LIJILNF
“WM—q...“ ..
Brand's NWmdow
See the0 (1.11311 prices on
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry,
Optical Goods.
Well-known and Largest Repair
Business on Watches, Jewel.
ry, Optical Goods,
LOOK
IN BRAND’S. WINDOW.
“‘ 138 WASHINGTON STREE.
Bamuelm H. Hoyt.‘
Samuel H. Hoyt, a Civil War voter-
un, died at his home in Waterford”
Conn. suddenly last night from heart.
trouble Mr. Hoyt nus seventy years
of age. He lived in Norwalk about RAH-“0A” “WNEns
111 enty tire years ago, but since then
had made his home in Waterford. 111 o‘scuss BIBHEMBERS'HP
the battle of Renata, 111 18114. duringI ‘ .............;.
Sherman's march through that smto.’ NEW HAVEN, April 21.——Mler a
M"~ “03'1““ badly WOHflded. a. bul- nl'lort meeting in which there was
let resins through his body. Evcrisome 1111111111111; discussion of the at-'
since then" be had been unable to do fairs 111’ u... New Yo.k' New .Haven
““37 laborious work and was 53'9““? and llartlord Railroad .Compuny to
speclulI
a member of Company E. Filth C. V 1. meeting here voted by a substantiah
Mr. Hoyt is survived by his Wife and majority to ratify the agreement or
two brothers. John H. Hoyt. or NorlIme board of directors with the altar.
walk, and Sylvester Hoyt, of Milford. uey~seneral or the United States to
Conn The tuneral services will be .bave entered ,, decree almnmbeflng}
afternoon, and the body will be shin! merit to the lay-Laws decreasing u“.
will be in Union cemetery on 'l‘hurmIas provided tor in the call for the
day. 1' meeting. No specific opposition was
expressed to the recommendation of
the directors.
NEW HAVEN
——u~—
(Sliver Stevens IGlsrk. ‘ ,1
The body of Oliver‘stevens (llarki 21I_me.
April
Thursday morning Mr Clark died 1:1,; Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
. which dismemberment oi the system
CELEBRATES 3131’” 3' 7593“ :will be brought about along lines prov
115011111 by Attorney -Ge:’1ernt Mcltey-
“m3!“ M3?! 33333333"? 333333.3‘" “ holds and decanted to by the Board of
Fourteen of Her Links Friends. 1 Directors. _ :
Lillian Mary ”Katmai“. little dMlEH'I Th8 magma" will! called specifically
“31333333391310” for this purpose. [to was stated in
10 Franklin 333°33- 533°33‘33““ i°“"'iadvitucs oi the meeting that discus-
1111111 or the company s 111111ng would be
kept within limits or the call in
W
1.1mm at a party aired in. honor of.
1011111118011 1111}...
Project of his Heading Finish '-
ot’ the New Haven, will be nominated ..
president of the projected Federated. ..
II “It is cmupiimentary to the last do- I"
gree. and i like to be thought well or
given thought to the fact 1 have been I " '
ty years. and can the men ever lay '
Dont for a moment think .
eza'l'l‘l'u
eyooee
I.I,I.- -
_.
1.:4..;::.1.4u1..1..,.r..,..,.
1
I131.
employee-at a meeting to be held next 3.11
Saturday, and that Mr. Melisa will no:
. x‘fidllén’s letter to the Federw ‘
tie "the subject is as follows:
flywrv
choice at .
Mllflllill. FLETBHEB
I8 BBDEBEB T0 SEIZE
THE BBSTOM HOUSE
--_.———...
(Continued trom Third Page.)
slouui dcla‘y made such action noses
Bury. ~
illicit administration
oiiiciuls said
that while no blockade could be or--
tiered to keep foreign vessels from
landing cargoes, without. a declara-
tion of 111111, prompt ocrupuiion of
Vern (‘ruz by 111111111911 «ould 111919111
any ammunition of war from being
rnslttd to tho .\it-‘\iCilll capital
"inery minute of delay by (You-
u‘ress counts,“ said White ‘ivlouso oil
lirinls 'u was intimated that 119.111
Admiral Fletcher 1111:1111 be. instructedi
to take some action today. (you;
should prolonged debate delay adop-i
11011 or a. joint resolution i
it WHB made plain 111 the White;
House 111 Secretary 'i‘umultv that. the!
i
l
president upplovod the resolution as
amended by the Senate 13011111111 Re-.
lotions Committee: that thcypresldeut
did not wish to individualize Huerta,
because- of any personal resentment, i
but merely to differentiate flom the
remainder of lilo. Mexican people.
with whom the United States has no
quarrel,
President Wilson opposed making
the resolution too broad for [ear
that it might be construed as a doc-
laration of war,
{The language of the amended reso-
Relations Committee is satisfactory to
the president because it specifically
on Mexico. The administration expects
the House to accept it promptl)’.
The cabinet: meeting today engaged
the president during the forenoon.‘
Mexico was the chief topic 01’ discus-
111011.
“A well defined moori- circulated in
official quarters that American ms-
rtnes already had taken possession o‘i’
1Vera Cruz to prevent the landing of
munitions of worv‘to Huerta.
Secretary Daniels was asked to con-
firm it as he entered the White
House.
"l can say nothinig until after the
Cabinet meeting." said he ’
”5 a“ “93533“ 33333335 3333’ 3.933333 11.91.11,. wit the attorney- general on
songs which dellibts’d all present. ,l'atlfled t W Home Company will
Ruth Hoyt Was 1hr lucky one“! we be divested 01 its numerous subsid-
peanut ““3331 "33° 3333 3' 339531033 111111111 sxospt- the Long Island souno'
' ,, Rob on Welie who hit?
. “93"“ 3 9“? matter or determination later on. 1
‘ ' .was called to account
one 111‘... pointers, to con-
‘cree bein‘z entered
the a1-1-11n‘Igeine’ntiI
Commitee met (‘balrman Flood said
Iths House Democrats would not op-
Ipose this Mexican resolution in the
sweaters, disposition of these to be a sender! 191-111 adopted by the Senate ”Mike“
Foreign Relations Commit‘se. ’
1 , Will Call 0t Mexican Reserves. .
Y April 21 «General
Bid «1.151.111 I Mexican Minister at
littoru,,y4geoernl and the WW
its disposition .111 it
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store”
S ecial Sale of Cotton
and Sflk Dress Goods
ITussaits, Marquisettes. Ripplettes, and Plain Pongees,’
iii a great Variety of shades and patterns. that were
formerly priced at 250, 89c, 45c and 50c~—— take your
iilA Big Assortmeatof Short Lengths of Dress Goods,
Silks, Linings, marked at ONE-HALF the former price.
i
lotion adopted by the Senate Foreign.I early trading today, and the market
disclaims any purpose or niaklng war'
illttle headway by. using this factor to
Iaell the market. and their eilorts were
When the House Foreign ‘ AfrairsI
.m.
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Furniture
Department
Look (lver
the Beautiful
Stock on
Egghibftion
We are in a position to ,
Furnish YOur Home .
"' Completely
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WALL STREET, April 21.——-There
was a. better demand tor stocks in theI
The fair of the Putnam Hose Conr-
pany is over. it has been an august;
med success, and the treasurer ‘estlj
mates that between $600 and 3700 have
been cleared. The most popular fire
company is determined to be the Hope
Hose Company, of Upper Norwalk.’
the voting contest deciding this fact.)
A handsome loving cup will be pres
betrayed none of the weaknes of the
preceding session. With no essential
change in the Mexican situation over
night, the bears were able to make
more than offset by the increased buy-
ing induced by "“3 new levels F3333" seated to 'the winning company soon.
1113“ yesterday 5300‘“ 03 “03W 1 The prosentaalon oi' the large‘doin
31'3”” with large investments in Mexi- which has been on exhibition during
“0 were heavy Southern ”cm" and the fair. to .lohn Stadler was accomi
Mexican Petroleum falling to how low pooled by much fun poking by his iirei
levels for the movement Oil shores men fri,ends_ |
were again weak, but'- otherwise the The dancing last owning was d8.
“”39QO was upwards 1“ the first lighttul and the newer steps were well
half hour'tlle 33'1“de shares we” executed to the music ruinished by
.5 placed on a substantially higher level, Feidler s orthcstrs.
with numerous gains of 1 to 1 5-8
points. . ..
The voting contest resulted as fol-‘
.. lows: , I
.. Hope Hose-$648. , '
WALL STREET Noon, 1116, open-1 Old Well Hook—455. , 1
lug Ibulgc 11101111111. out an increased, Mayflower Hook, 911. 1
fitmllly 0f stocks Which tt‘a’mporar‘lly Pheonlx' Engines-44. . ‘
thé‘ advance Traders who Howa'vtou Hose-25. I
bought in the bullet that the decline Reliance ”001“,.) Y _ 1‘
threw over. their
had been checked 111mm,; Humphg
1111111111111, and short setting was re. . I ‘ '.
sinned. The“ curly advance w s
POINTED marten/tans.
celled but 111' depression 1was - ,
A. woman's strength lies 111 her weak—
. inst of a man‘s illusions disappear
With his hair. 1
fool who knows nothing ,
o l-tInowe too much. « ,
Norwalk Chronicler