(IW’hether your busi-
ness venture or enter
prise will be attended
q by success depends
largely on the amount
of money you can in—
vest in newspaper ad-
vertising—0. W. L.
(lThc oftene'r you innit ,
back the quicker you ~“
won '1 get there.
11
«Most of the ‘puhlic‘
benefact us you read
about are making
mODCYr'" —-—C D. N.
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered It the South Norwank Pout-Oil!»
n 8111101111 Clan Mutter.
....v. ... .W e.
' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» THURSDAY APRIL 23 1914
Falr Tonight With Front.
TWO CENTS
NF INIIF _
P3 FNII
NEWB NNKS
lioniraot ior Samuel Roodner’s
Theatre Building Goes to
Harris Construction
Compaii'v
INIIIIII FIIR RFMNIII
[IF WllIlII SINNNINIIF
fiharles Pennington to Erecta
Three Story Brick Building
1
AIIIN NF NASH
HIIM SIFNII
BURN“) UUIINNIITNNNSBRIPIIINS F
Spark From Passing Locomotive; “III "III”. I“ “NH
Supposed to Have Caused 1 I
Fire Loss 0' $800- ;Expected That $10,000 for New,
Canaan-Norwalk ,Svsiem
Will be Raised by
NIINIINIS IIINIAIIIII ,
. Ill NIIINI WNIIR Saturday
. . . . I At 11 well attended meeting oi the.
FINN DISTI‘IOT Firemen Had a" ; Norwirlk and New Canaan Street itali-
1 way Committee 01‘ the Chamber of
Hours work ‘COlllilii‘l‘cL‘, last night. It was deter-
imined to close subscription lists this
week.
Fire destroyed entirely the rooi‘arid
Definite steps were taken in the;
water of two fine new buildings for
.\1rll1 .\lnin street's growing businiss
~1-1 lion this morning The stint on the‘
preliminary work in 1011:1(lion “Illl
the erection of the Rodner theatre and I
business block was made and 11 permit
has secured by (‘Iiurlcs Pennington l'orI
tho I‘I'lIlUHlI of the, present wooden
block. his lutonlioi‘i being later to erect
a tIrrci-stori‘ brick structure. as was
previously announced exclusively lit
'l"11- Honliuol.
((‘outinued on Third Page)
Nl’FNINI IIIIIIINIII
NNIES III IIIIINN
New haven Company Makes
Concussion, and Work on the
llroiley Loop Started
Today
“11111114111” Neville Hayley, of iiolon
l’oint, returned from 11 most salisi‘ar
Niory interircu \\ 1th General Past-1e11,:-
1-11' Agent A. ll. Smith, and other l1i,rl1
oii‘i. I11Ii11 or‘ rlio New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railway, at New I’Ill\('l‘..N
yi-slcrda)‘. gnu-ally plcnscd with his
success in so presenting the case that
the railroad olilcials have granted 11
.1111 clal 1-\cur\'ion rate from an} stallion
on their Imus, .1ot than
rolll's diurnal l‘roirr .\or\\111k_ oi one
and one-half cunts a rniI': for each
rollo traveled: provided that the party
.. numberh not. less titan :lliii people. in
conjunction with Manager linyley's
nirriorouis oil‘s-r oi’ tree transportation
or picnic parties to and-1mm the R0-
ll 11 Point. this “Ill be good nowa to
“Sunday schools and lodges from other
cities who contemplate U'lpl! w “'l‘hr
Prettiest Park on Connecticut's
Coast." ‘
’l‘ho iprigimers of the Connecticut.
(‘ompuniy have completed their
rey im the new trolley loop. and tar
It'hri lllNlt‘L'lI
sur-NI,
charred the inside of the attic of the
Word from Mr, William \\'ardwcil.
‘Wiliiam R. Nash homestead on theNM10 is looking after some of the “up.
«orner of \‘cu Canaan
, “"9““ “‘1“ scriptions betwueu .\'or\\ulk and New
Main “”0“ ““9 WSWT‘F‘L‘ afternoon. t‘auaan. indicates that he is doing well.
iltlsillllllg In an estimated damage of Senior ilanford S. Weed is ”.001...
around $151M. The loss was rrialclially lug subscriptions to stock from the
increased by the gallons of water Ne.“ l‘auuan end of thc line.
which tho fire department were forced 111 the “1110“ of “0va ast night
to pour into the horror1 to 11111111 the it “.1” discovered that ii 1,. l‘olcburn
ilamcs. .\lr. 11nd Mrs. lmor'gc \V. Brad- and l'rcsidcnt .lohu l‘avunitgh are “I”
I” "m “‘0 ”WM” and ”(N‘Nul’mm‘ oi ulna 11 close raceit‘or honors. While
tho homestead. :1o ollicial slntcnicnl ciin hc made. at
this time as to the intact amount (11'
the committee is stills-
licd that the entire 111111111111,
u‘illI be forthcoming: on or bciorc Sui N
((‘onlinucd on Third I’nilci
subscript ions,
ELKS GOINMITTEES
1, urday.
“EESELEGTED 'l‘hc swrrciai'i authorized to
keep in close truck with those incur
South Nor-walk Lodge. No. 709, He—
ller's of tho coninrittcc 2101 present. at
“NOW" and Protee “'9 ON?" Dr Em“ the meeting, and to urge upon those
met last evening. and Exalted Ruler
from whom no 1wnrd~hna been received
lem'k‘b' I‘ ““151 ““0“an the “1’ the necessity of 11113111. The people or
[1011111110111 oi Robert Mc Allister 1.1-. as Norwulk and New (11111111111 and inter-
.esuuirc mediate points will profit greatly by
l The finance committee named coa— the 1“,“de of the new road, and
slats 0' David “'1 Raymond. :I‘III" W- many inquiries have bot-1n received at
0‘7"" “I", Frank “1 Merrill. i‘hunilier oi‘ (Joinrnorcc headquarters
“5”“an Sli'k Committee~Norwalu and by members or the committee 1111
Jeremiah Ahern; South Norwalk. Rob-
in when oonstrucl‘lon will be begun.
0" McAlllster. S“ East Norwalk, A" To this the committee answers that.
hurt \V. Eldridge; New Canaan. John the. 30011,... the subscription “51,, “ml
Kochler; Westport, .lohn Dailoy.
closed and money re'elrcd, the south:
The cornmitle on the new home was or will (.mnmpm... actual building 09.!
cmuuhuvd hr 1111.» Heir-alien of John l‘l‘lilltms. 11 is understood that tho
Milli-WW. James 'I‘ Hllbltt‘“ John D‘" projectors are at work lopking alter
vine, John F McMahon and “Hire the details of (‘1)n8trucuon ufmi othen
Bodwell, making eleven members in accessory features of the work and
all. This corruulltcc will meet 3111.111 will be ready to take hold the momentt
\\‘cducsdn_y evening. to organize and they are utilised subscription lists are
discuss plans for the new addition, ,
closed.
The House Committee. currsiuiluit 0t Said :1 member at the (20111111111119 last
the clot-tho oillcers 11nd trustees of
night. "We hope all those to whom
the_lodize organized with tiret’election letters have been addressed polluting
or John w. Smith as chairman; Harry
on subscriptions to this fund will re-
I‘NOHIUHB as secretary. find John Ncuge- spend at once. It means a great dent
I honor as treasurer.
for Norwalk and will grontly incilllj
I Tire new Entertainment Committee mm the work of our committee." '
consists of George Cortrlght, Errrestl some-..”
i‘W Talmadge and Henry G. Froeb 1U 12‘s
0
pinochle tournament will be started STENK ND
next Friday night and there will be. BLUEFISH ‘00
other important social events through-
Spanish mackerel,
lent the summer.
illullbut steak, iiic.
“'llfi
101:.
N ' after hearing the. shots,
$111,001». '
N ltowun street.
.4
_M~Wk
1111111 1111111
,1 Ill 1111111111
. I
Man Kills Two Attera Quartet.
Dver Sale at Furniture. and
is Later captured
...._—-_..~..
Illiilllililtliit'i‘, April 211 1 A quarrel
in 11 tenement house in the. Hungarian
Embargo 0“ rms is Again Establ shed
Americans 111 Mexico City are in Danger
United States Weir Department Issues-f
Orders to Stop the Shipment of All,
Arms to the Mexican Federal Troops
at Piedras Negras--—-An Important Con-
, ference Held Toda dry in the White»?
l
section ended in a double. murder last 1
night when Mike Furnsdi shot and 111-;
stanlly killed Julius (finer-ii and his wil’c ‘
who owns N
Rose. Samuel tlroeril‘raum.
the building. rushed upstairs, 11:1111'1111-11.
wrenclied lhc
smoking rerolwr from l"1trIl111-l(lis
hand and then marched him to‘ 1110‘
Third police precinct where he was
later charged with first degree. mur-
dor.
(irecnbaunr's capture of thr- alleged
murderer was dramatic. Alter reach
111,1: the top of the stairs and l’oroinc'
the door of the roonr when» the shoot
in: occurrcd lrc saw both bodies on
the floor. dead. with Furlmsdi slaiidini:
over them, revolver still in hand and
with the smoke curling from ihc 111112
‘IIc.
"lilYt‘
11111 your gun or I'll shoot."
,shouli-d lir'ccubaum, as he reached (or
his trip pocket.
While Fur'kasdl stood
as though in 11 stupor Grecuhaum
lcuprd forward and preached the rev
i'olucl‘ from his hand. it was still
loaded with open cartridge: ~nioth the
murdered persons had shot
through the tread.
At the police station Farloisdl is
said .to have made 11 complete «onion
slon.
The members of the two faultilus
11nd lrt'r'n quarrcliug for some time.
as (,tsosl' and wile were to return to
the old country and wished Farknsdl
111111 wife to purchase their furniture.
NFNNNSINIII IIIININSI
been
‘1
Residents oi Section Are Up in
Arms. it is Reported; and
Will Appeal
A reumustrance against the granting
of permission to William ldt't‘ron, of
to erect a coal shed on
liaiiroud nvcnua. East. Side. is helm;
prepared and will be submitted to the
city council l'or’actlon on Tuesday ev
citing next. The i'urnonstrunce is to be
'slgned by residents of Rowan street.
An attorney is retained, 'it to union
stoodgwnnd he with residents of tho
I to Carranza.
IFFIIIIN NONI SIiFNN
House hibrary----Gen.
\t’ASlilNliTtix. April ‘..".I 1,7.\flcr' is his passports. but pronnbiy would do
citing a statement declaring the intcn- so today li_-.1 also said he did .1111
that ot‘ the United States to culorcc know where he would 1:0'1whcu leaving
reparation, "whenever and uhcrcvcr
lho dignity of the United States
limited." President Wilson hcnl all line
energies of ilrc utimniislraiion t1 lay
to planting for operations in .‘1‘.-..-.\:Ico.
'l‘iio ‘breuiticnl's stal’crin-ut, issued :11'- ..1 Urdu 5‘, 1101'
fer a Cabinet conference. in rcply to
tho 1111.!SSttglt received from the t‘omil-
tntionnlisl Chief" Carranza. declared
111111 "we are now 111211111114 1.11:1
those whom liucl‘tu ('(lllllllilll'l‘: 11nd
ilroso who coma to his support "
Io‘rom down today the wedrirni chicls
of the War and N111}: Departments,
Secretary of State Bryan and the 0th
or (lithium. pillrlals hurried ironi con‘
lcrence 11: eonterence.
At trrNo White House the Cabinet of- Refugees Leave Tampico.
licials. with Counsellor lhihert 1.11m .WASHJNGWN.
sins. of the Suite '1’evlu1111011‘1 ““1““ from Admiral n
tho president in iornnrlating his rainy
At the \.ar Department
Washington
\\'.\'Fiill.\'li'l‘(l.\'.
l'cacht’ul the \\'ar‘
11-day that the
the Ilucr'lisim
I“ 2:1. \Vill‘d
Iii’lifll'illll‘lil here
Coimiituiionaliat.1 and
:11 ’l‘ampico have united
,\1111‘ri1'1111 operations.
\\'.‘.\'itl.\':;'l‘1. .\pril 23. The dis-
patches were from a source of
!;lli|lll‘:1ll1 .11 (I trustworthiness and bore
1.111111 111, today. set forth that mobs ct
Mexicans weru forming icr anti-Amer-
.-\ pril
\\.
.\lii1I1
11111)‘
on the street had been menaccd and
threatened with .violeuce and that they
were concentrating at the embassy for
mutual protection.
April '33.~~licports
adger to the Navy Do-
pnrlmcnt today litii'liti'i‘tl that Airrcrl-
can and foreign rcl‘ugcos at. Tarnpico
Secretary Garrison. Gen. Wotticrspoon, had “N,“ mm," 011’ mm, the city
chief of staff; Major-uencral 'Lconaro “through the mum“), of British and
Wood, who has been designated to German cruisers"
command "“3 army in “5 Mexican OI" ’lht admiral ioporlid 1tll‘ quiet
crlltions, and (1911.111 “cm or. \‘era (r112 .
clri‘ot‘ of the Coast Artillery. held out lteur .thnirnl Mum sent this report
;eral conferences “50‘5“”: operation ‘ to the .\1111 Department today from
Tnmpioo' iiy courtesy and energy of
the captains of the German and Brit-
Lsh cruiisem. there are now on beam
at
u.
l Macs 0 ifinizing Another Army.
VERA critiz. A'prn 23.-—licn. Gus—
tavo Mails. former Mexican command— _
or at Vera (1mm was reported todav 1111' ships about 1.2111) American rcl’u-
to be intending to move against the WW More urtt‘ expected lUIIIOI'I'W
city with strong reint’orocinents coming from outs-1.111 yourts. Iilcrchzml
brought up from Puebla. ships taking 1111111 1:11 board."
I iSAN ANTONIO. Texas. April 23.1— Money for Americans.
Il'ieallqltartor‘s of the Southern iiivlr “'AFIIIINGTO’N. April 23.~The
81011. Ulllll‘d States :\lllllv'.rcccived in House resolution appropriation for
utructiops early this morning to at $700,001) to bring Americans in {next-
once ro—cstubhsh the embargo on arms co back to the United States was la
and ammunition Into Mr xlco. Tilll loi'nbly acted upon by the Senate. rip
statement was made at livorl Sum Hi 11 propriation.. committee today, and
WH- Chairman Martin planned to get dump
The. order cninc from il1c.\\'1rr 11‘1“ imous consent for its [11111111111413 so it
purtmerrl and was issued hero early could be ready for the president' :1 slg
indflY nation into to day. '
At deparirrrent headquarters Ill 111 French Embassy May Act.
(“1' ‘N‘ w. ”mint”“NU“?‘2‘“‘j‘,","§"N‘7“‘Nt‘ \YASll‘lNlt'l‘ON. 1111111 2il.--Chnrgo
said the order 1111111 111 11111111 111s Alvaro. after conferring with Scorer
Maas Reported
to be Preparing to Retake Vera crhz
lcan derrronstrattons; that Americans.
I
WHAT BEPHISAL
“M-WWW‘“ I
section will uppeur‘bei’ore the coumzil
as soon its troops on tho bolder could
I.
iary of State Bryan. said that hc'had
put into cfft‘l'l by Zach L.
lecinnot tl1c1Port.
Me ricans Secretely Enlist ‘
SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 23;——Foar
thousand Mexicans have socretely en,
listed here within the last iew days
and left for service below the border;
the. police say. The sale of firearm!
to Mexicans has been prohibited.
Cobb, Col-
gang; ' . ..
Accuracy in Firing ' i
(MINESTON. Tex, April 23.—-—Com.
rrieutingg the accuracy of shell iii-entry
American warshipsvnt Vera Cruz army N ‘N.
oiliiccrs here' said today that for 11er
eral weeks the navy gunners have had
the city of \1'1ra Cruz and vicinit‘fl”
charted with all ranccs worked on!
precisely 1‘ .
All the second division is now back
iii camp here and at Texas City wait-
ing Orders to more. bong irritates
marches and drills which would ,intaiu
fore with prompt marching oi the men ‘. ~31
aboard transports have, been abroad- ,‘
oned.
- 1
Copy of Carranzza’s Nola ' I;
WASHINGTON, April 23.-A copy
or the note il'nnr General Carranza":
tho Constitutionaliet chief, to, tho—
Ainerlcun (Tcrernmcriflwas received:
here today by the Constltrrtlotmillik.
agency. An important paragraph in
it differing somcuhat from the trans
lotion made {or (‘ousul Carnihe‘rs at
El Par-111, was tronslrited as inllowa b,
the. Mexican Constitutionalist agency:
“.ioreovcr. iniasion ol‘ our territory
the permanency of your form‘s of Volt
(‘ruz or a violation of the rights which
constitute our existence as a tree an
independent 1111111. 111111111 certaint
drug as into an unequal but dtltzftl
W21". Willi l1 wo always desired h
avoit. NN ‘ N
The (‘ocstliutionalists said Curran,
za's note was not intended us I. de—.,
1.1:1ce but . s an appeal to the Unilerk
states to withdraw its forces and see!
reparation from them.
Algara‘ I Passports .
Secretary of State 'Bryon, just be: N_
fore going into conference with theN1 N
president today said that t‘lru'rge NAN-N N
'\
Roe shad, the,
(int. shad, 12 1-20.
Crokers, tic.
(Adv ,i :lienrtt Meat and Prov. (‘6.
”-1.1...me
SUFFRIGE Mil] TEA
11111111 station. and a big gang of men} I
began laying the rails today. The new IGTION ."EANS
1110 will he fully 100 feet north or;
111 resent location, and the fence en-‘“ ‘N'Reprisal: An international law: (at
closing the put it will extend 1mm each The recovering by force or what iii
side of‘ the new station. This wt“ mice own. (b) The seizing oi an equiv-I
team the road from 111119 Island l‘ree plant. or negatively. the detaining or
tor automobiles, and other vehicles to that which belongs to an ml‘vorrtary,1rel
"0 untitled. ‘ made formal demand tor his passports gurus 953mm”... WU“, being prepared
British Subjects Told to Leave. and expected to recelie thcm late to in the smut Department and would ‘
m, L’tSO 'l‘cigts. \m‘ii 23 ”British day lie said he would have Waahv he delivered to him into today. ..
subjects in ltluvito were warned todiiy inglon tonight and probably would 3°, ‘
to leave immediately. The warning m WNW" l f i “‘8‘
came truth the British 11111t1asu11dor,1:lli' Abram said “I“ “0 ore g“ r111
Cecil Springdtice at Washington to sontutlves here had yet been designat-
in protest to the proposed erection.
{The residents claim that ‘Mr. El'l‘ron
Nhns 111111111 his place of such appear
mice as to considerably reduce prop-
Jorty value in tho vicinity.1an1i that to
permit. him to further extend this
1would lie to further decrease" values
\
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
' . 1'1 - ,
11:..111-1‘ the path 110111 11111 (lost without 11 means of obtaining redress of 11 “TN "“8. “UMMLER'S Previous (““1”)me N have been ”N 0' Myles, irritish “mm” hum who NgotertlrliNNlNilN ert‘NNNNN; SNNFdsbgtNimnd "18 FEET 'TGHHN N
“"b‘hlllll “”1 ”0““! “Wk“ Ample Hrieva‘nce .: W‘ N N "WM but mg m the mm delinute M once WNW“ toyconuuls in NM livm‘ to tho French embassy FDR “GTFVE SERVIO
11111 king Waco for automobiles will be "A reprised lo a use oi force by oneI Mrs Aloxnderl . lllimlm‘. 0“ WW": ”1”) to “1"“ ""0“ ”KISFE') :About seven hundred ilrilonu ar 1 n 1' M lec Forces United? 1 I ., .
WOVIM With a llvurled attendant in nation 111111111111 property or dnother to hlrcut. yesterday afternoon gate a. MMNlfl-Trf . Mexico. ‘ ‘ P if 0.. A ril 5... WWW Edward ”minor. “ South Norwal
'ehhrtte. obtain rédrean without thereby corn “Ngm’mhom‘ “m 11111111111111 Aiysn grog SOHODL BUM“) ‘“ .Rallroad Lina Cloned. 1“ PAM” FM" I’ "“ '
Nilliilt’lNlldlllg the gates. Manager
N ' w .1. 1 1 - 1 ' one train boy. who has seen six years 01,1“;
hotw prancing war; and the uncertainty oi? 111,1, “’h" 111111 1111111119; ”“3““ ”WW“ "lexicon troop trams and ‘
illuloy 11111111111 it emphatclully stated
that. udlnlsulon to the print: will no free.
1 m... M...
PLIN N8 OOMNMUNITY HALLN.
'l‘lie itaob Norwulk unprovoment Ate
11011111111111 in taking definite stem
build doinmuniti 11111], but, have not.
chriniileN'cd the district land at Second
Point. The preoldent of the associa-
than 1111,1111 the hind corritnlssloner for
hls’itcnl'“ ‘ tl‘ori,b1dmuirea the
above diatom tto‘avotd 11111111
UN”? 1 1
“EA“B “Epon'rfi ‘WASld‘iNl‘r'l’UN. April 23.~-’1‘Ilo T6:
hrruntopec diallroad across Mexicohau
thoen closed. The Hawaiian steamship
1 Company has given notice that they
the distinction between it and war to» ““V" ‘1“ “”0"”! talk 0“ ”1”me
suits from the uncertainty its to what Quito “ ”"139 “mm" “we present
degree 0N: for-ca can b9 “860 without and the Hueruoon was dtllghtfu] HO"
Lpllltillcally declining war or creating cleliy. "
O
The school”— bonrd held a special
loaded with horsca and ammunition
11111 said to have left Chihuahua last
night 10141111111121... across the rive.
from here. 'l‘hc forces, it is said. are
to
111151111 1.11- |
. lilctlohh ., ‘ _
a state or war. ,3: 1 . 1;. I Aittijli M12111 Gregoryu 111111 the con‘
"liepmsalsrdliter from rotortlou in voroaiion became general and pruvdd
this: 111111 the essence or the former very interesting. Misti Gregory. who
consists of staining the maxim-gyro: 1111- has the 1.110111111111111 on the subject at:
other nation by way oi! security built her fingers ends, and WhOTlI a charm-
it ritual trio's listened to the that claim ins speaker as well discounted for the"
of the offended patty, while retcralon‘ greater port at an hour, each instant.
includes all kinds or arreuei‘troo which during this time being one of Succeed»
‘ tin injury to onetlierfihwctantury lag delight to all.
. '1N 'reiii was served by a quartette o!
«Iyoung ladies, the Misses Mll'droit 11111,
utli Kendall, 111111-
.ummiern;
his M11111 Rob
meeting last night, and received tins.
sports from the committee on schools;
and committee, on rules‘ and readied“
tlona. The latter commute made its
report whichvarlod but little in caring
on 11111111 the rule which governed the
preceding board. ,The committseon
schools was chin to give; only a pan
tint report on the matter or selection
(teachers for vacancies Anuonhoanient'fluorto coverument
will come 111m 1111 to Nitrite We're the the,
canoes from the sixties“ militate: o
have diverted‘tholi' ships trul’anal‘mt commanded by General Torlbiu ()rte
Maura Mud GM Pnflpor‘to. ga 'lhc ndivs was telephoned to Pol
WASlliNil’l‘ON‘ April 23. «Officials llntl‘lold commanding at Fort lilies out
here stated that Ml‘ 1111111111» undoiibt he has sent the Information w ”111 ‘11. r111
only would ask this Government for qtlent i‘ur lnutiutiionu to the War be-
his [tampons before leaving Wualiingfi pertinent. 1
ton. Whether 'the request would be At Jiniroi emery effort was made to
granted was sold” to be probiemutlonl, conceal news of the trains. The barn
owing to the non recognition or the facts as given. IlthGVOI'JWGM coaxed ,
1 torn an apparently authentic source.
When ill/tr. Algal-11 reached 11111 01111111 .1 1101.1 ,,,i-.tlitltsid receli'od ordain to w
of. the" niribdnsy he said he did not 1161111111 onihnrgo on orrnri and amm‘u
Mow directly when he would ash for 11111011 consigned to Mexico and it was
1 ,r1 1 :‘
.g‘,‘ 1
vice. in our navy, stated th'a afiérn
to a 'Sontiiiol renortrr, “My trout.
beginning to itch and 1 paces 1'.
have to give up my. pension and‘N
back to the ship. "
er Wilmer stated that. humid
1111; six ycms' service he may tool
which boat he wishes to take 8.11
will choose the Tenure nice.
"i dint thlnlt i would no hill; 1
crimp”. tor appendicitis 5 NY
enough to, have regained his .
Norwalk Chronicler