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m3” vcnm
as Airs.
, by success depends
largely on the; summit -
‘- of money you canto
ml in nabsp‘aper'ad;
vertlsing.-—O. W. L.
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'SubscrlbersotSentinel-are Asked
'to Submit Suggestions Tend-
ing Toward Selection of
Suitable Name
“in Alvin llIllll"
lineup Will
Other Cities Give Name to the
’ Poor House
Proposed by Charity Commissioner
William J. LeCount and echoed as to
sentiment by other city officials and
Allin III in
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land Striking Miners desalted
Thirteen Deaths Yesterday
IIIIIIII IIIINIII' NEII
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Women and Children Homeless
Alter Guns Wreck Homes
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TRINIDAD, ooh, . April 21 ,—eWith
thefskirmish lines in the same posi-:
tion as last night, when tlle all-day?
battle between state troops and strtk-i
citizens, a movement is on foot which I lug miners ceased, a resumption oi
.‘.
'vsevie‘uemmcom roam.
Over two Hundred he Fifty
People Gathered etClty'llail
Lest Evening '
ins. Standout
tins Hlll snllin
Resolution oPessed Asking for
Quick Action
A.
Being dneio‘t Three Men ties-
pon'slb'le for “North haven
Wreck
llllnl-nn innit
K rhino tilts
Claimed the.»Conducior Failed to
Send Competent Flagman Back
The Sdffrage meeting in the City'
Hall, last evening. brought out about
two hundred and ilfty people
from their applause and» from their
contributions when the “3““ “’33., here today charged wttn manslaughter:
August B. Miller; Charged With
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l AWASHING'I‘ON. April 21.~—0rders
'iwcre sent to Rear Admiral Fletcher
[early today to seize the customs house
at Vera Cruz in. time to prevent a
large shipment of arms fer Huerta
:about to he landed there from being
{transported to Mexico City.
I [The orders did not stipulate when
lAdmiral Fletcher should take the port,
ibut simply lets it to his discretion as
1 when to best prevent'tiluerta. from get‘
ding several million rounds of ammu-
nition and 200 fled guns from a Ger-
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III SEIZI IHI BIISIIMS‘HIIIISE
IIIIII V
Congress This Afternoon
Secretary Bryan said just before en~
tering the Cabinet meeting that there
was a general exodus of Americans
from Mexico -!ity to Vera Cruz and
that many Americans at the latter
place were getting aboard the ‘Ward
Liner Esperanza.
Administration officials pointed out
that the president had ample author-
ity for his action without the approval
of Congress, and that immediate ac-
tion, had been lmperative._ Momentar-
lly. officials expected dispatches from
the admiral announcing that he had
taken the customs house. and possibly
hack the quicker»
'won’t get there. ‘
(IMost of are
benefactors you 7
,l _ about are, male;
‘7- “‘money.‘—'~C..D.~N '
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of Bounds of Ammunition for Huerta~lieneral Exodus of Americans From nex'co
Clip—President («peeled to HeceiveAutho’rity From
a
American bluejnckets and mart
on the coast In; Mexico was tie-loyal!
to day, while signs-em Wilson ‘
ed approval of (firmness of hi it
pose to use armed‘dorce to I
respect for the Stars and Sign
from the «Huerta government. I
tion to the form of the resolution;
sed by the houselast night to en
the president‘s plans had pro ,
action in the Senate, and that‘lio
after a spectacular midnight sessi
had recessed until noon today to
up a substitute measure WM ‘5!
At. 11:20 a. m., no word. so far as its foreign relations committee. ‘ 1
seems quite likely to result in meatloetilities was expected today in the With the speakers and tile cause.
passed were apparently in sympathyll arising from the rear-end collision 0! was known had been received here 88
I; the White Mountain Express with the“? what action Admiral Fletcher had
the city. \ I
Landing of Marines Delayed. I
giving of a name to the town farm, oristl'lkc district. All telephone wires Tile meeting was planned by Mia
are .a number of names already sug< battle ill which 13 are believed to have committee of the Congressional Union
gested, but of all those heard up to been killed. One hundred militiamen of Washington, backed and assisted
today by The Sentinel, the “Summit ‘are confronted with an armed force of by the Norwalk Equal Franchise
Home" sounds most engaging, A striking 003‘ miners variously esti- League. Its primary purpose was to
better one may be suggested later, j mated to number from five to twelve aid the work of the Congreaglona] Uh.
however. ' ‘hundred. Many of the strikers are en- ion in its tremendous effort to have it
Other cities do not merely refer to trenclled “1 Arroyos, back of the Lud~ Constitutional Amendment providing
. their almshouse as such, or the town ‘low tent colony, which late last night that "the right of citizens of the Unit-
“Mew Home.”
4,st
farm, but have a suitable name. Our , was destroyed by fire. Hundreds of ed State'to vote shall not he denied
sister and neighboring city, Bridge‘Iothers are said to be in the vicinity, or abridged by the United States on
' y-any State on account of sex.”"‘ it
The Union has sense representative
i
port, calls its poor house the "Lake.
Other places have
All during the night, bodies of strlk- b
are, heavily armed, ill automobiles, we»;
. 9 second sectiod of the Bar Harbor Ex- taken. “
almsllouse, in Upper Norwnlk. There i are down ill the vicinity of yesterday's Elsie Hill, a membenof tile executive pres, Sept. 2; last, at North ‘ilal'en.: .,
on the New Il’ork, New Haven and
Hartford lla iroad. Ill that. wreck
twenty-one persons were killed almost
outright, and one person has since
uled, and tidy a score of persons yet
suffer from their injuries. This isthe‘
second crimnal prosecution hasggigdiri'
the finding ofggoroner Mix that three “
railroad emplfies were ”$99“
(Contlzu un r‘lfth
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Illnls Will not
nlninll nil
Manager. Bayley Plans for Tour
of lnspecion on Thursday
Afternoon
~WASIIINGTOX, Aril 21.——Landing
"in and
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Engineer Sherren Hes Plansa
er Way for Fixing on South
Niels siren lianarm
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edfiiilfyr'ple'ssant ‘ designations. '
“Souudview Home" was proposed to
a Sentinel representative, bllt as there
are several situations hereabouts of
similar calling, it appears that an-
other could he more distinctive and
more pleasant.
The Sentinel will welcome sugges-
tions as to names and subscribers to
this publication are asked to telephone
‘or mail their selections to this ohlce.
" when‘direotly opposite the Chapel at
Tile various names will be printed
from day to day. as they arrive,
it may be explained that the town
farm is situated upon one of the high-
est points ill tilts section. There is
an excellent view over surrounding
country, and Long Island Sound is ill
direct range of vision from the home
and properly.
Among the names already present—
ed for consideration are the following:
"Summit Home."
"Soundvlcw Home,"
“lookout lionle."
‘1.\ieadmvbrook llome."
“ilrcentop Home."
“Overlook Home.”
“Sunrise Home."
“Sunset Home.”
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BIIOAO IIIVEII LINE
5’0““ 'and 0“ ‘00" “'9“? 5“” 50 be into every State to organize meetings
, ' weather
moving ill the direction of Ludlow.
I Reinforcement for the state troops
are being rushed from ’Walsenburg
and from Lamar. but help is ‘not ex-
pected before late this afternoon. John
Lawson, international board luember‘l
:of the United Mine Workers of AmerH
ca, who is ill charge of the Colorado
strike. disappeared from Trinidad lastI
night and is said to be in“ the viicnily
of Ludlow. Will Diamond, another laP
bor leader, alsoyis believed to have:
shade his way to the district during
tile night. Sheriff Grisham declared:
the situation is beyond his control. ;_
ITALI‘AN BALL PNOVEO ;
TO BE SIIOOESSFOL'
About two hundred .attended the
annual ball of tile Luigi Zupetta So«
Eclcty Hall last evening. The affair
lwas one of the most pleasant in the
history of the downtown ltalian or:
gantzatlon. The committee had work-
ed hard that success should be attain-l
cd, and their efforts were fully comd
pcnsated by the returns. ,
Svec‘s orchestra furnished the mus-I
to, which was excellent, and despiteI
the unpleasant night, the large crowdl‘
turned out to make merry.
and to work with the State leagues tot
the end above outlined. I.
.NIEETINO OF NONWNLK
Mrs. F. S, Lyon, president of the ‘9 POULTRN “8800'a11ou
Norwalk IAEEIIB, presided last nlglltff?‘ '—
P'A very interesting and largely at-
outlluizlg the object of the "‘eem‘g'l,“tendcd meeting of the Not-walk Poul-
(Continued 0n Fifth Page.)
MISS IEINMONS I8 "
FOUND BY POLIOE
,The members decided to Join ,The
. the dates decided upon for the exhibi.
i tion, November 23. 24. 25. and 26. could
be held and no other shows held in
.............. ,this locality to conflict. A committ a
hilly .llnlnlnns. collcernlng whomi was appointed to get all information
the police were notllled to be on the! possible about exhibition c0098. feed,
lookout for, was picked up by Ofllccr, etc. for our show. An executive com-
Murplly. last night, and brought to the; mlttee of eleven members was ap-
pollce station. liar father reported to' pointed and is as follows:
the police that she had come home our , Albert ‘1). Morgan, president.
Sunday and had taken away With her! Aliarry Stacey Benton. vice-president.
some money and valuable papers, mak- Charles :n. petty, secretary.
tug her departure in an automobile' ' Myron w, Osborn. treasurer.
with a young man. Miss Jimmohs atl —~—— Assistant Secretary.
the station last night declared that! E. H. panel-son, superintendent,
she had returned home on Sunday atuj‘ William Geer. Harry J_ Bracken.
ternoon but took away a dress. Asbe' Howard 3' Neilsou, William Hobbs
said she had come to the home on‘the and H, L. Rowland. .
Fair Grounds alone. She alleged. ac-j The assistant secretary is to be ap-
cordlng to the police blotter, that her, pointed by tlle secretary later. The
try Association was held last evenlng.‘f
jAmerican Poultry Assoetatlon, so that ‘
Uity Engineer and Streethommls‘
I sloner George A. Sherron, MyNorwalk,
is doing work at both ends of the
:own and plans further ‘work this
spring. Among the important new
work is that of recovering the brick
pavement in :South Main street, with
uglte.
This will mean a top dressing the
same as that of the Roman roads in
other sections of the downtown sec
tion. with the brick pavement as a
base. it «will put the street in fine
condition and will make a much more
quiet pavement, also.
Ugite will also be used to cover that
~ portion of South Main street between
cross street. and Meadow street. The
‘surface will be torn up and filled with:
Albroken stone, thus giving a direct
pavement from' the power station at: may be obtained of what the new Ro- on
That Manager Bayley of Rotou Point
appreciates the rapidly increasing in-
terest of the ladies of Norwalk, in the
renovation of that popular playground,
is evidenced‘by his cordial invitation.
for about fifty of the representative
members of the various women's clubq,
of the city to visit Roton Point 011‘
Thursday afternoon and to learn for;
themselves exactly what is being done. I
Through the courtesy of Miss Dotha‘!
Stone Pinneo. secretary of the Statel'
ii‘ederetlon,r-the invitations have been‘
extended so that there will be an ‘e not
representation from all parts or United
Norwalk, and a special car will leave
Hour Square at 2,20 p. m. ‘1
The object of the trip is to give the
ladies a chance to see what has al-
ready been accomplished, and even in
its uncompleted state a very good idea
This substitute, which adminietmy
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IHE IIIIIIHISS GUIIIIIS
NAIIIIIIII IIII N
Local Cigar Store Propristc
considers Formation of a;,_
Company to Enter the
shimmer“? ‘ '
Adolph W. Dreyfuss, the well-know
tobacconnist. is organizing 9. tion:
pally to be known as the “Dreyfuss
Guards," which may be called it!
.for service ill the event of war with
Mexico. There is nothing ‘ damn '
about the going to war of this valm
band, but perhaps. if the situation the
manded, the guards would be on dirt: .
Mr. Dreyfuss gave to reporters
tail of 'what he intends to do. A (Sir
ixnorr will probably be colonel of t
guards; Thomas A. Skelly, health
sanitary , official; L. Burdlck, L. B;
Tripp and Oscar Squires, commie
department; “Deacon" William Stiller
(-llaplain;' Aime Tarlov, busier} 5 I
Frank Wynn, dental surgeon; Flo
Collin, official disposer; “Sailor" Pl, ,
son. in charge of marine department;
d "'Smllel'” Slleehan. mascot. I
this southérly section to the upper.: ton Point will .look like when the form The organiser of the company‘d
end of the pavement ill Main street inlet opening takes place on' Decorad “ht appear hi the lineup, nor will,
Norw‘alk, a continuous stretch run:
tion Day. \
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divulge his recruiting oiilcer, but’Ioi’L
him; through the two centers of the " Having great faith in the sincerity request he funnghed a partiallist at,
city. The old town road rollcr will be of. Manager Bayley, to fulfill his mom those he expects. t“) join the Bug";
used.
Eiscs to conduct a clean and deconb band, as follow;
father had beat and kicked her. and report of tile committee appointed to w At, present men of the department resort without liquor or other object- John
Vincent. Costello.
Studies, Edward Flahorty, Aim
that she left the house last Friday.
After communication was had with
the prosecuting attorney Miss Jim.
menu was released.
idraw up a constitution and by-laws’
was accepted, and the constitution and
‘ fly-laws adopted. l
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CAN IOMPS TIIAOK
During in-
, termisslon refreshments were dispense
Practically a three-hour tleeu ) on Ied'
the Broad Rh." trolley line reslulted g The committee included Philip Cas-
ladt night when the car leaving Broad ' tellano, chairman: Andrew Luvino,
River at 0:12 o’clock Jumped the track vice-chairman; Domenico Faiaecoi
treasurer; Gobrlele..Marino, secretary;i I
the Riverside cemetery. The car was iroception committee, Blaglo Salvatore“
going at a good rate of speed when lthCarmlne Aquino, Michele Tlerni; floor;
left the rails and before it was huhedlmanagers, Angelo Detliis, DOI‘IBNQI
the wheels had sunk dtiwn deep in the : Eula; refreshment committee, MM“:
dirt. The trolley crew oommunicatedlel" IRWIN): Christ Lucas, Pasquale
with headquarters and another carIM‘WI‘mmI": 501‘" Eula, Film? Guglieb
was sent up to help get the our on tho ' mo. '
trucks. This was accomplished after,
about an hour's work. Tile raild‘ hud‘ MAY HAV
Spread at the point of the accident so ZATION' |
that it necessitated the wrecking crew The Arlston Club hold on import-l
which was ordered. «The work of ant meeting last night in the 'South“
straightening the tracks was not: tin-'Norwalk Congreglttlonal Church, and
islled until nearly nine o’clock.
extra car which was first sent up can! use of the quarters one night a week.
ried the passengers fronl the point of It is hoped to eventually merge the
ltlle accident over the East avenue? two organizations into a Young
route. The onlydnconvenience result-‘ Men's Christian Association here.
ing from the accldexihwas to LIIB‘TBSL
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The voted to permit. the Halloran Club the ‘
Isolleot CCMMITTEE'
gm! . T0 HEAllllEPllllTS
I A special meeting of the Board of
HARTFORD, April tits—Michael!Education has been called for Wed-
()'l3rien, keeper of the Government nogduy evening, At this meeting two
lights on Colts Breakwater, about a committees will make their reports.
half mile below the steamboat dockhq‘hey are tllc committee on schools
and John O'Donnell, “IS “010°": ““3 ‘1 and the committee on rule and reunion
thrilling experience this morning when lions governing the Board of idducg.
they went dowll to cure for the light. tion,
Their rowboat was upset by’tho sllirl-i The ruleg committee. which was any
LIONT KEEPEIIS '
NEARLY 'OIIOW
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““53 frcsliet, which is "91m” ”"3“” pointed shortly after the new board lug utilized. ,
{feet and covers the breakwater. and went in the rat at this year, has meti The street department has made a
the two men saved themselves from at different , es, and tomorrow night
drowning by clinging to tile pole which will have a {h report to make. The
supports the light. llndlng a precarious.hhmmmee on schools. will hold its'
footing onthe overturned bout. meeting tonight and Whfln it Is m1,
«. In" W" men were out ”If sight of lshed‘lt is expected that recommends-l
the city docks, I)“ were “a“ by ”W". tions regarding the teachers situation
body on shore who senthlnva call for, locally will have been settled. As
help. Two tugs were hurried to m(”stated lathe Sentinel exclusively there-
ficem’ by the transportation 'compauyiam but. sixtelementary positions totbe
' [to New Canaan and Stamford. by fun to the high standard set.
dents of Broad Rivor, who lived above
the cemetery, and they were forced
to walk from there.
' Our funny languagewA man feels
put out when he discovers that he has
been taken In.
. .hndere. Carrie Ruecoe, of this “city,
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: Turns-nuance.
l Herbert F. Tuttlewot New Canaan.
,were united ill marriage by Rev. Err
nest, Mooregor at the Norwalk Con-
gregational parsonage, Saturday morn-
lelg, April 13, at lozso o'clock, , l
a,
and the men were rescued after being! tilled and there are 10 Norwalk sh.“
marooned about an hour in the icy wa.
ter. d‘hey Were nearly exiluuetod and
said they could have lasted only a few
minutes longer.
. i—Today, Mantel-Tall, in five icicle;
The Battle of Waterloo. .
who graduate from the Normal School
this year.. 'The committee will have
to select,” six from the 16, which will.
be no easy task. ~
. ‘ ““ W “‘3‘“
iw'i‘oday,‘ Music Hall, in five reels,
The-Battle of Waterloo. ‘ ' .
. t‘
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. than in marriage. t‘
are working Cedar street, the direct'lrinablewieaiures. this trip of some of Roberts, Harry Cbrnen, Leo 'McPoak'
road to West Sorwalk from this sec-h the most prominent people of 'l‘slorJ William Ayrault (Bridgeport). WW
tion of the Fifth district. This is ln~ walk is sure to lnsurewaluable allies Per-hing, Fred Coleman, Lyman Biscu-
tended to divert the trade now polng'hl kmlping this ideal picnic ground up em Frank Farrell. Wesley Johnson
'i and Charles H. Bradley. Further than
nlshlllg a good highway leading intol After an hour's inspection under' this the personnel of the prom,“-
this city. It is the work outlined hygthe gllmance or Manager Hayley, 'a‘ fighting squad was not divulged. nor
the colululssloner at a recent uleetlngihght luncheon will be served at that could anything of a more deflmto 1...;
of the West Norwalh llllprovement Aa- casino. Where Thomas Remy, 939 0g ture be secured from Mr. weyfusa,
soclation. Pittsburgh’s most famous and popular -—-- O '
'l‘lic Chestnut Hill road, in Cran-Ihogel men, is rapidly bringing orderl
bury. is being worked. as “V011,; Winfield of chaos and the return trip williTo “E'Monn- BLDG“ ~
IN VAN ZANOT STNEE
particular attention being paid to tbehhe made aboutAgso.
drainage. The grading machines, etc..
are employed here. . I . ,
Aiken street in the upper end of the I Permits were granted many by M
city is being put in good condition. the building inspector for a number oh
old South Norwalk city road roller 130- forum kinds of work. The-largest u .
icontract was that brougnt'out
Tile width or a transom Over the permit to Herbert V. Carr to to. .
the block at, the corner of Van
ilIl‘lAL snocslll WAS
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detailed layout of the changes ill West-, door in the Royal Grocery was of our.
port. avenue. propoeed in the roqhestl ilctent size to admit a burglar of a.
of the Connecticut Company, onvclimbing disposition, and of no mean walk, oWned by Mimi ‘Sadie
which a hearing will be held tonight, lublllty in this direction at that, last but "0‘ ”19 Randall “1001‘. 80- ,
W night. His scarcllcf the store into- 00“ $1,800. ,
InchE‘nTnannLE. . rlorvnetted him mail return, but three
Miss Alice Mules Earle,"dauglfter or or fear dollars in cash being taken.
William H. Earle, of Eastevenue, Nor- Nothing else was disturbed according
walk, and Benjamin -W. lRichert were to the police-report of the happening. ‘
united in marriage early last ekenlnngelther were there our very definite ‘0 08” 50mm“ for‘plumhln
at the church of thallncarntttlon, New , clues left by theorist. , - 1219““: OIt'BtSDhJeI; 'Shgntg.tc:m
‘ ' ‘ ’. ' .‘l‘t bhinsw on area; o 0 es 0;: ,
York city. by Rev 11”,"ch 0 plumbing in the house (if Th
0
Samuel Roodner for the th
North Main street; to diarold
was... 4....
MAINE BUMMER HOTEL BURNED.
Norw‘alk friends. are extending com S
gratuiations. ‘ . NEWFIELD, Maine, ‘Aprll 21.-— Longstnri, 35 ‘Stevens street. h. ,
J " W «New ‘Glla‘dy Nook. a summer’hotei, was »
I itiebetter to be disapp‘OInted in love‘burned today, “with a loss of $30,000. w—Jl‘oiday. Music liail, lit fl,
‘ ll'i‘he building was dnmcupleg. IlThe battle of Wdterioo.
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