0 NOT starve your
lawn and garden,
but FEED THE
teem-1D WITH NA-
UHE’S BEST AND
' STRONGEST...
rized and Unadultera-
In Bags of 100, 50
TEL. 294‘. 122 WATER 8T.
COAL
#5139130“, you by in your
(ml 'for next. winter try
supply 111'
11 low
Not'Clinkers
11 does. not injure the
out/AN .sr.. EAST NORWALK
Tel. 441.
grate.
on only need write a
no to W111,
post 111
the; rubbers,
titer beds a
king for your call.
art SC. Tel. 441.
scrap-imp,
specialty.
W111.
We
or
d't’tmu and you will
a. ready market for things which
.dtflll't Want, such as rags, papers;
metals.
are,
ltli'fron, it
ea repaired. '1pho11e us. Sat-
011 guaranteed. Prim-s reas-
i
”A.
Now 18 the Time to Buy ’
Hot Bed
Forcing
Sash and:
Frames
for the curly still‘iill‘i; of plants and vegetables tor the summer nurden.
\\' ii) “A \'l1‘. ’i‘l HEM
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-111 WALL sr. Te
Lawn Chairs. Settees, and! Swings
(.11 our prices before purchusi
l. Orders Promptly Delivered.
M:-
Artistic Porch Furniture
A new stetk of most artistic
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
til kinds and sizes with tile, enamel or zine lining.
models in suites or single pieces.
I 21011-013 ‘1"-
‘1
A Full Line
of Japanese and
Chinese Mattings
will be found in our
House Furnishings.
M. GUTKOW SKY
At the Former Auditorium Butldir g.
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We lun- sec .116 'mnd Furniture.
large stock oi
Spalding’s
Baseball
Goods
AT
RIGGERMAN
1105.. 6t 1111111 111111 St.
LET US DELIVER YOUR DAILY
AND SUNDAY PAPERS.
AS FRESH AS
the last hit of news that omen
" gen front the'ticker are the
' VEGETABLES
we offer. We carry a large
‘vurlety o'ifthe very linost oi
seasontobié A vegetables,
(Tall and let us suggest some
L O O K
Brand’ s NWmdow
See the 1);)(‘l1 prices on
Watt-hes, Flotilla" Jewelry,
()ptleal (loods.
well-known and Largest Repair
Business on Watches, Jewel-
ry, Optical Goods,
LOOK
iN BRAND'S WINDOW.
1’83 WASHINGTON STREE_
yours out). His home was formerly I11
Ninth Norwulh.
er 11‘. the. Nichols' livery stable, llan-
l':1'y. for some time.
‘ A ulster. .\ir1~'. t‘ .\I Roll ol' lathe-
ucod. .\' .i.. and :1 nephew, Hurry ll.‘
Hood 111' New York city,
1 ha remains were taken on the. 1:25
'1'11111 to .\‘ew York, where the funeral
ut'x'uiirzeiueuts will he made,
Witiiam Henry ALawton
\\'ililitm lieni‘y Lawton) nixed seren-
iy-seVen years. died at his home. lL'
('hcstnut street,
rut-.111. lie is survived by a wile and
one son. Frank D. Lawton. ’lhe do
(‘ 111-ted was well known amour: Southl
Nor 11.1ll1" s eldest citizens and held the
ester-111 of 11 large t'irele of 111 qnoint
aunt-s The funeral services, which
will he sirletly ornate. will he held at i
.. l '
‘il oclotk at his home 0:1 Thursday 'iilunll’ested at ,1". -\1111or\ last night
(‘HPIIADS-‘i.
llnnllury
t .
i - ' '
i Funeral of Mrs. Peter J. Kildoy.
The funeral ol' Mrs 111111111311: Kilboy
lnttuinent will take place In
fig). /
was held this morning iron) St Mary" 11
Interment was in
_(‘l1nreh at 11 o‘clock.
Stu Mary's eemett 11
Piliiliili Siiii iiiiliiil
1‘ . lies within Iny power for action ol‘ this
MAYOR AND
iiiHiRS AR
IN Aliili
Two New Names Suggested.
Charity Board Will Consider
Matter. “Grandvtew Home”
Scams Best Yet
—-—._
"l‘hai is n 11.0an Ideu and -.I will bring
it hel'ote. the board ol' rinnllies if that.
sort”: stated (‘ouueihnttu Robert E.
hut he had resided i.1‘
t‘alii‘ornlu 21nd other parts ol‘ the west)
He had twirl the position ol‘ bookkeepn
Mll‘Vli't‘ him. '
Sitt‘ulitlfuiflll‘ii‘t, laut.‘
thing for dinner,
’Ghiotto 81 Co. '
Music Hall Block
Entertainment and
Retreshmams A "
Progressive Forum. No. 1. ol' th
Fraternal Forum League. hold another
very successful smoker. lost'eveni11n.1
“BEA-[“8 AND FuNERALU in the hall in Washington street. There
and look over 0111 310 was a good attendance. and the pro
You can save trmn $3 . “m“ 11mm prepared by the itommittee wan
Augustus W, Hoyt t ilnoty rendered and much enjoyed. It
The death of Augustus W. lloyt. ne-
eurred about nine o'clock, yesterday
morning in the home of Howurd'm
Millard. l7 ltountnln plane. Doubury.
following 1111 alinens ' ot' about two
Weeks with itngihn pootdrin. Mr Hoyt: v09“ 3939'" Albert Kruemor, 1111001111111-
had been 11 nutterer trom this iorm‘ alert by 111111111 Ferries.
of heart trouble for some time'. and“ Cornet limo-«Curl iriisinger, accentua-
about one your one tor-it '11 brother from , pied by Carl liarrouri
“'1: ”BWGM‘OUMB ' Castinet Souk—Frederick Stanfield. 11cc
Mr 111511 wemnt to [lethal about five uompanied by Frank Ferrisu. ,
Vocal Solo ttttt Frank Wood uncompe-
_ nied by Frank 119111511. ', '
,Romurku-«Nutionai Heeretary 81111111111
P. iiohnen . .
was no follow: '1»
()pottinir Addronsw- Notional Advocate'
ileorge t‘ollln.
Mandolin and Zithor 'iJuot'wtioorgo
,Owrtop and Frank Oertle.
10 ClotlnngStore
TH MAIN STREET.“
niodore of the Inchodo Yacht (311111..
cores. and the audience showed its ap-‘
precluded by liberal applause. .
Refreshments were served and much
enjoyed try all.
' Comic Selene—Daniel Powell, vioe~comwl
All the selections coiled torth on. ,
'[miug ol' the Norwnlk ulmhouwe as 1111-:
tpeurs as 11 suggestion in The SentinelI
.,lust evening. “I do not know whether.
L2H can do this 111' not,
D1
1 ll
iuddotl. (‘ounclli‘en Louden waxed (pitie'
with the. corporation counsel", he
‘epthusiuntlc over the project.
‘ Mayor Francis l, ilut'ncli, in
ling with 11 reporter knit evening, heuri-
',ily agreed with the plan, stating that
‘, in his opinion it would he a good move.
i “I here been in l‘uvor ol' this chum-h!
ii'or some time". stated James lirowu.
'ltormer selotrtmun and present clerk
:ol‘ the board ol' t‘hnt'ities. "It takes
1 the edge oil“ the name town farm. and
fin 111 11111111» in other cities of any size.
"i he board is considering the numiug
.'ot the nt11111l1ouse."
l
1
l
l
( Stvterul new names have her-11 pro
posed today to add to 1111' list pith-
‘iiHiit‘li yesterday The new ones tll't'
us l'oliows'
"tlrandriew Home '
“Hilltop Home ”
'l‘he tonnes Hll'xt-slt'tl 111 311—11»; tlinc
restet'dux were the followinu.
“rinunnit Home."
"Souudriew Home."
“Lookout lloun- "
".\l1'111|o1\'l11'ool1 lI-xtv"
, "tirt-cniop Home"
I "(l\‘cl'ioolt Home"
"Sunrit- Home."
"Sunset ilotue.”
Kill lAiiRiSl
ii Miillli
tExiended 0rd 11' M1v13n1ents by
1 Regular Anny Diiioer
i
1
1
I’nrtic'uiath keen iutttesl
1 ii)
iSlxth t‘otnlmny boys no through 1111.
'extonded order drill under the super-
vision ot' their instructor, t‘aptaiu ital-
The men»
on
emu l’ Andrus, it. s. .-\.
there of the eompuuv also
ledge, due to the. possibility t'."i ll‘tlllllii
iwlth Mexico Willth 111111 testtlt_
'thelr heluu'eulled out for duty.
t‘u'ptaln A'udtus was naked mer tln
llelophomu this morning by a Sentine
\\’(‘l't‘
7..-
the state militia out of the country.
in at present in Congress wuitiug 111'.
tion thy the’Sonule. the lionm-“iuwiut:
already pushed it, providing for 11 mt
unteer army. Hy this bill the state
A utilities would be called upon for duty
tire/t, and it need was tuned for more
men the drafting method would he
11neti.'(“.a.ptuia Andrus deolnred that,
the bill 'would probably be. voted upon
by the Senate totiny 1111 a result of tho‘
ilrnt skirmish with the Mexicans which
'oeourred youterdny, when American
unirinon under order of Rear Admiral
li‘letoher landed at 'Vuru (‘ruz and .pro
needed to occupy the customs house
11nd , conunthr quarter ti.
1
w
DELANEV~WHITE,
Mind Mary White 11ml .lohn Delaney
were 111111111111 'thln morninu 111 St.
Mary’s (‘hurr l1 1d 8 o'clock. Mitt» An
hie Whit-throw bridesmaid 11nd William
Clornoruu y3111111 boot man. The couple
doitnrtotiJhis morning later for
thoueymonttrip to liormudm,"
' 1 SAFETY FlRfiT.
'muoh t-r edit in due.
The oomn'ti tee in charge, of the ol'-.Jli‘tlt” (taillbuittii all aired
used of George 0111111, choir-zine rules or the
'frho autoiot who 11111111111
he 1111 not deserv‘d too much
considerationewtnsonla dentlnei.
1
Louden, chairmen ol‘ the charities do-
put'tment. regarding the proposed 1111-‘
and I not discuss
iliiitr'
lllliii
Sixth Company Men Put Thro ugh
\\ it.“
tho o'ulookets who witnr ~51 d the
in
i1"'epottet it the government can order
11111111111111.1111-
Big Crowd Enjoyed Program at
lie relied that It cannot but has the
‘1.’
WEA’ANEWDAT. April an. 1914
1
We make window shades to
order
On request we will furnish estimates for
NORWALK'B
LEADING
DRY GOODS BTOHE
Tristram
AND
11 single window
111'll11-enti1'p house, Materials and \\'111'i111111111-1l1lp guaranteed.
ii
1
A new line of straw and
fibre mattings
1- The most complete line we have ever shown at very low:
prlct 11.
i
P t Fl C '
'1 . arque our overmg f:
‘ A perfect substitute l’oru. hard wood floor, that looks and
' wears well. Ask to see it, I :
b'.’
gri
. it
' 7%
Lmoleums, floor, and table .3155
#33
~ '1 1 11
01 0 0t .1.
in all widths and many new patterns. :3; I
11.7};
5.1100001. MW '11- o . “-11:11: - - .- -~. ' i”.
1 DDWW WWW . . , :30“ fiéfgggg'éfixoo'figcfifiémdw
, Our
Advertisers
Where and What ,
to Buy
Visit 0111
Furniture
Department
Look Over
tie Beautiful
Stock on
on b tiou
lit'nd about the great sale 111 Helm-y
stock to he sold at reduced prim-s .11:
the ltead t‘otupuny
Safety plus scrrier- wit-1'.»: 11h .1l hon".-
int: l‘ncilities at 1111' Fairlh-ld (‘11111111'
Smitigs liuuk.
The Mansion
(in excellent dinner ior 11-111111'1‘1111'.
Sill the tutor you do not want for
liil‘( oushqyou do 1111111 is the titiylu' u:
the it]. i‘llllll .\1:e111_1. .\1‘-
Filtl't‘.
lion-w Is liti\‘('l'li"i.ll!.
.~\. Slrnul
lilut‘ \\’nltil‘on, “ti li:.t1il111d Kltrt-l 1::
the district manager and will he llud
We are in a position to ,
to “.1 your turm 1111 ,11111,”ll11,1'wilt 7 o" 8
also advertise and ht'int- partim: 111 El urfiis‘gi Yfluri‘lfflfi’le
look over your property A ‘ .
special sult- ol' suits at Mini/Is. ell-:-
Completely
:11I1. t'ol' Dilt't‘H.
lli‘. Mullety says: that 8.1 per «cut.
111‘ (1111' school children need the atten-
tion 111' 11 dentist.
”xv—“w...
1 MW... -.
liuut'nt'lt. with nutriues from New Hr~
AMEIIGAN FURGES l" 00" Americans Should Respect Defenders. , .. _ .
liO‘i’l‘iH “H” M ~-“l “up his leans. these shlps had stopper: at?
1.30" ”F Vin,“ cfluzjtietttlilni’ili hot 01111721111111 tor ilie ser- 'l‘umpico and “we UNIHAM I0 pro< ' Ml
, , to Vera Cruz. The admiral r1- urn-(t
lure of his country. but that it will he . I l
1 , that he had plenty oi marines m
'11 1110145111111 to .-\111ertt'ztns to respect the (1111 l t‘ 1 tin ii
‘ i '0 it. 3" 'l l“.
. "9"“ “'i‘t’ "t‘llll‘illt'd “'"h ”lt‘ “MIN" turn more who are ready to light and ( 1~ r | i' A 1A 1 - i
, , , Ill i ‘ l‘ ('i ll ll l‘.’ \\' l‘i,’ ' il\ !'
troops. lie was the commander oithn die tor them’ suid \liss Minnie Hat: 1 ti 1 ill: I K H ‘ ‘il H l . ‘1‘
'1 it“ e\'1 i ('1 tin! 5\ 101- H (11 1
ltith lluttaliott and was wounded in one gprlv, nt‘tet' 1.1111 had 1M." inf-(“n“zd "b ‘ “l l r' t H
het'me- upon but despite these 111111.11
arm early In the bottle. lthe death oi her brother t‘orpotal cut 1" ‘ n‘. t‘ l t q
. . ‘ l . " lOl .‘ ‘ '5)‘ ‘1 . "1 l’
The. Mexhan ttoopu had with them lluuiel .-\.liau1:e1t,\,ut \eru t‘t'uz. yes» .-\i ‘ wt“; 1 '1‘ 1"; Hi”: 1111. H"
'1 - .' 1 2 1 1 1 1'1: "-
.1 T.’ hilllinett'r nun which the1 plat-ed terdur. 1""? \ .1 ‘iill‘t H I”; mu, ' 1'
1 (t‘ \'(‘t 'l‘l i ‘ " l 'S' .l 1' 1 4‘"
in position at the (Ol‘llt‘l' oi Esteban ltnggerty s home was in t‘.11ni'nitl1:0 >11 ‘ ) H' ' d ‘ 1r 1" l" ’
It ‘
Morales and Main streets. iwlnte his l'nthe1'.tluet status and i ”I _
, _ that 111 earlier messages the Nit-11
The Mexican sharpshooters occupi llnee brothers reside. lie was a nth 1 1i , u ‘1 I l i 1‘ 1 '
. . _. l'( S l )(‘."( ‘1 . is l 1' 1"(
ed the roots of houses in the ventral tire of .\orth iiruoiiiit-id. iieiore his 1“; ”1°” 1‘; " ‘ Ill FA '1" I t
, , . , . 1 " 111 ' -1 e: '- .~' <2
Dm‘t 0f the t‘lli' 11‘111 were able. to fire onhstment 111 the 111ar1ne corps he had ' ‘ ‘ A “ ‘ l“ i ‘ ll i‘H
' ti'lieneyer he thought the sitltn‘ioit
down upon Atnericttu marines-t and blue worked as 11 street ear conductor and 1 111 l 1 _ l ‘ t
. . 11'111"'1 ct 11s, 1 e 11 1' are.
jackets 1111 they neared the land trom as u untehntist. ‘ i
the vessels lying on shore. H. A. tiishurno. 111‘ Quincy. LATE WAR BULLETINS.
(Continued from 'I‘hlrd Page.)
‘ln'c
it was reported here. howe' cr,
.1Ii
1
I
the cler-
ll.
1
Flow that the speeding outputs have ,
' A 3 been received there
rv. terribly sortv " were President
\\ iluon' s first words. when news not loss
of life in taking Voru (true. tilt-1t reach-
ed hitn. Today the president was sad
and disheartened. As he walked niow.
Iy to his oilieo through the White
House his head was bowed and his
face a study in deep feeling and arm'-
ltY.
Early News Lacking
\\'.1s111uo'ron. April 22.~-~ti11 to
ten o’clock today the Navy Ailepnrb
ment. had rdeoived no oilleiul dispatele.
on from Vera Cruz lndleutlng further"
hostilities. The lost reports. renew-
ed enrly in tho tnoi'ninir. were. that the
firing tutti abatedflexnvpt for 1111 needn-
tonal shot. Internal at. the, department.
was tense, howevorfnnd reportn that
diplomatic roiuiionn between the two
oountriou had been broken ol‘i'woue ol'],
the lust more» before. 1111 netuui ninto‘
of wur~~~arouneed erritomeut amount,
army and navy other-1'11 stationed here.
At, the White House retires ol‘ otli
:eialn, innuiht’ru of (11mm 1111 11nd oth
tn'e dead.
Ville detail ol' marines ordered you
terday to 101110 the navy yfl‘tl here
tor Philadelphia. to join the regiment.
being mobilized there, mounted to
alert. this afternoon. The battleships
\"'.i11:Ini11 tieorglu and Nebraska are
1.1peet ted to null 1"111 \iexho tomori ow
\\m'lt with melted today to put into
tun-unsuit-u tho 1211111111111 t‘ustiue
which 11.111 been ordered on Mexican
duty.
Pieitpas Neuras Evacuated
I'7Aill.i"~l‘.-\SS, 'l‘cx., April 23"" He-
draw Neuron, opposite Natale. Pass. \\'u-a
evacuated by the Fittitll‘tti garrison eur-
=ly today utter 11 night ol‘ wild t,‘..\‘t‘iii"
mont. This morning more then 2,001!
refugees came to the American 111111-
ot' the lilo tirande for protection.
o‘euorul tinadnjardo‘o forces are now
ramped at lt‘uonton. three miles. militil
oi‘ l’ledraa Neuron, waiting for trains:
to transport them to Snltillo.
All Federal t‘orcns hum lmou order-
ed by item-rut Mttas to concrmtrnte at
l \\'.ll‘iillNil'l‘ilN.
”0“”‘r '0 "m ”‘9 "mm“ "”0 "NM President Expresses Regret illicit"! who \\'ue wimwh‘ \\'Umulvd in \1'.1s'111.\'11'1'o.\:. 1111-11 :2. i‘uwu!
Iservice within the routines of the. \\’HiilVi‘Tll'V A1ril”“-~ "l'm “m" the. lighting at the hieritzu11pm‘t. “"dr’s t‘uuudu reported today to the Sum..-
tloitnd States. lie said that :1 hill “ ‘ ' " l “" horn in Providence. it. t. ills parents 11111111111111.1111 111111 1:.11 Mt'xit'nils \\ .1.»
killed and wounded yesterday at \11':-.
Cruz.
\\'.-\Sl'il.\'tl'l‘t)\'. April 3!. iii 11' '11-
mirul iiuduer reported In 1111 N111; '. - -
purttueut today that he had orth 1d
the influx“) ilntiilu l'i'otn \‘N'n Win 1)
’l’nmpit'o to reinforce the lies \loizuzi
in that port. which nus lt-i't .1l-11o
Hunt the other \1'3111'15' were 111.1-
li'nwn to \'vi'tt 1'1'111.
\\'.\i~iltl.‘£t“.’l‘(l.\, .\pril :‘L'. in l; .11-
' Alii‘dil'tti I’lcichi'i's lll‘tlt‘iatltlliiitlll 111.1'1’1
ltt'opic ot' Vera t‘t'u'l. he culled u "1
them in the interests; ol‘ 11111111111111
‘i.-11.1111e1'1tte with him in restoring “Hit 1'.
lie said they could carry on their 'uu
ulcipal unveriitueut as hel‘ore untittmt.
the t'niteri States nit-rely would lnlil.
the eustotua house. .3111 patrol ‘11 v city.
Alil‘i] L"). Mojotity
Lender Underwood utntouut'ed
that. ho did not. expeci the iiiliib‘t‘ to .u-t
on any hill upprnpriutint’.‘ money Mr
\'111' [imposed in Notice 111 the 1'r'm m,
tinw. ”'We here plenty ol‘ 11111111': 11m
1111111111 tho ptcuidont orpwts to 111111141
ill
ltu‘n,’
.ors appeared early eager for itit‘ornm» Suitillo. ‘to repel the Alumieun iniu- m Mexico (m' 1111111 Mr 1111111 ”1111-1111
'tion from the t‘ro.1t. but nothing indi-
outing any change I11 the situation had
President Wit~
son reached the exeoutivo onion early
" 1111.111 contend with Sanitary 't‘ttoiulty
" Ahticipotlug‘ that all oi" his time
1111111011 of woman 110m the audition
fol the American Revolution. 1; ' ' .
I
i , More Vanni: at Vera Cruz
I Admiral Bridger has reported the
ill/timeouts and the novel
slop." 1.11111 night when the. people ol'
i’ledrnu Negros learner] tildiwAttldi‘lt‘iiit
marines 11nd occupied Vern truz.» :1
dozen recruiting dinner. were opened
laud arms issued to volunteer r-omp‘utn
tea no hint on organized. More. 1111111
would 11111111111111» 1111111111. Moxit'on' one hundred yoluuloora, it Was said. Vern. (‘
, 9 Whilst. the president. determined to re '
1.1161 and i. 'di'i ‘11 or not. no 11111111; 1111111. regretfully can-
dbrtok Sunbelt]. Samuel Mediator should be handled without: celled unvennuzoment in familial} dot
obit 1111111111 and .l'oieob Uti- glovdo.
were miiiatod during the droning. , .
oi the battleship
orriya‘l at Vera Cruz
transport.
' moat, New
'.‘\u lur us i know. the president loo;
no “limit intention.”
W. \SllfllNii’iUV. April "2 lltnr \Il-
mirnl llndper. notinuuttding the Minn-
tic ileet oilitinllv reported to this
Nutty Department todav the. 1111t11ti at.
run ol' iliFl llulzuhip, thn.'\1k1111-
111111, along with the. battleships We.
lemon, New llnnlpuhit‘u
and South Carolina. 'lhe 111 out (111111-
er Chester and the Sun lt‘tuntlaeo have
arrival in Vera Cinnlrom Tuttlpleo.
Norwalk Chronicler