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Fair tonight, warm in interior.
back the quicker you 3, V '
won 't get there.
about are making
money.—'-—C. D. N. ' ‘ '
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RANIRRM RY
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Tailor of Fairiloltl ”County Sav-
ings Bank Tenders Resig-
nation To Accept Po-
sition Here
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RANK RRRRRAEAEARER
RRRA WISE RHRIRE
Young Man Is a Rain]? of Nor-
walk and Interested in
Local Affairs
I alloy .llontgonlery. of Norwalk, has
lwt-II selected as secretary and trons-
'iil'l’l‘ oi the new People's 'l‘rust Com-
pany, and will assume his duties upon
tllo Itollllllellcelllenf of the new bank
in its recently selected Washington
street location. in this choice the com»
mittee on the engagement of a bunk
tug lorcc hale exhibited wonderluliV
pond judgment for they hale selected
II businessman who is a bunker tlonl.
lilt' first principles to the last.
.\lr. A'Etlllig‘tillei'y's position ill
tlusi company corresponds to the cash.
iol'ship in national banks. He will,in
tact. manage the bank itself. Of at.
noon integrtv. possessed of a likable
otsnositiotl and a great degree of bush3
net-RS sagacity. Mr Montgomery should‘
in one It great success in his new planet, ,
We
(Continued on Tom Page)
—-—NEW SUITS HAVE ARRIVED
the‘
RCA RRYR
ARE READY
ERR WAR
Naval Militiamon Ara Prepared
To Go to a Man When the
Orders Arrive l
SRRAW lRlE RAKER
Al ARMRRY RRlll
Names at the Men and Jill-
oers Given
M
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RRRRRRRRRS
Struck and Fatally Injured Mrs.
The U. S, :3. Machine, the nautical -
turned mot to the Connecticut Naval: Rachel Simon, m Bridgeport,
Militia for use has received orders t03 This "00", As She Slapped
get up steam and to prepare for immtnf
dinte ditty on the Atlantic coast of3 From Trolley In Front
of Machine
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Mexico. At this time. too. the various
division commanders of the Naval Mi—‘
2 lltin. have received instructions to pre-|
lim“ R0“ “mm“m l‘““"’“‘“"*~' ‘0 “_ llllloolrcollr. April :4.- Mrs. [to
‘cull ‘ 3
' - Ill Al inlon of this city was tatall . in-
Commulldcr Eben llill. Jr., on rc~ ( R S ’
3celpt of orders yesterday \Ient im-
Illetliotel) to New Haven my auto. owned and dercII bV t‘ontractot Tim
picking up Bridgeport officers on otlly F, h‘olel of South Norwalk Silo
“'0“ 9- lullgllted from a trolley our and start-
Iutcrest. because of the situation at
flpreseut. in the local men who will go
on occasion has been aroused and the
,iollowing article was prepared this
morning in a. r,eporl,or who Visited the
State Armory in West avenue, and in.
stopping, directly in the path of the
automobile. She was struck by the
oi liar body munching the lamp and
'IbéRdmg the iron rods which hold it
loin trim}. At st. Vincents manual
l It was declared there was no hope for
recovery Foley was arrested on a
‘8‘; charge of reckless driving and was in
160; ter released on 835. 000 ball.
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, (Continued amalgam Pagan
lites tiIIl‘lI
hoist liter
ed to cross the street ill back of 'lt.‘
’t‘vllo baseball suits for The Nor
Iwalks arrived tilts morning. Snappy
suits. snappy players. llcnl bust-ball. 3pm.“,l1muw hark 303,3
iii. iii; Dibble. That's us.
7" \Vnslrl Fl‘t'sil shoulder. ltic.
lillmp rorll beef, llic.
l(‘lIIIIIpII.~II plact- ill town.
N low YORK .\l A ll K lIl'i‘,
limit)“ at rcct.
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STARTED THIS MDRRIRB
l‘llc illlplowuleilh oil lilt‘ (unllIVIIti- 2000 PEUPlE HAVE
I‘ III. ('olnpunl s trucks including II loo
oIlII lllollrnllll flel long, tollllcr tin:
Nolunlk :Illtl Siallutoltl sections oi ihls'
Ililision and making tllc illii lIIlllnlll- "
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lil'.) till “wellington St
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SlAl RE
in
in: lillii ill the New York- Boston llol-
icy system. were begun today by (ion-‘3
tractor ;\\’illiltlll ll; Arthur, of Stunt
“ford. The work will be rushed. 'l‘hin
twill ellllblc II torrlnilluto headway tlur-‘
lot: the summer 1on the main lino.
~SHAD, emu.
licfolc. ordering fish, fruit and vege-
Rubles, 3cull 948, West Ale. Fish Mitt
NORWALK TOWN COURT CASES.
”'i‘iimlll'tli .l. iiydc, of Wilton avenuc
and omit: .od at the strhw shop ou3
lBlliior ctrect. is in the tolls of the up-.
town polioo no a result of a complaint
his wife entered this morning at 1
o clock that he had assaulted her. 01-
ilt‘ers mm” and ‘13,,th “”0"; lAIS- days durtofi whlch the strikers“ colony
patched to dilueotiout avenue. whore
‘ the trouble occurred and pliitVed Hyde
under arrest. Bocaune of the fact that
J udno Lockwood w. III in Bridgeport his
trial was postponed until this oftorli
‘V. EM?” at 2 oioiook.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt at noon or,
rented Richard C, Shelton, of ‘Weel‘tuw-
icon. N «lull ‘tloti
of the turtle low. Rampant ., o
the customary sign 1 for Shell
‘ , {Ivan driving his automobile. to halt.
. at it o ’vloolc also. trite automobile was
parental! as 13‘th
South Norwtlt
one plain} which also iii'lilplled the compo
but In uniting, 70m and Berwtad. ,
‘ this to I... disregarded it and proceed-l
‘3 ‘ iconic up in court '1 6039!!
3,3 I, . ~GPECIAL
The meeting of thallouse conlmlttoo _
terrorized by the Happeninils 0
the Past Within-5““ Soldiers 3 FroIlrI Cozporztizrvafzxos
l“ Watsonhlll‘ll { 9:: lisn SlRaro
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l
i TRXNRDAD, 001.. April M~~Ahollti
lflva hundred state militia arrived atl
Wulneubung early today and at day- ,frod odwell there is now quite a neat
3'brcah began to move southward into ”“1" 0“ distribution ““1008 the ““0
33tho zone where lighting lulu occurred taxing districts 0' ”“3 city “5 N9"
between minors and militia, with loss walks shore 0' ”‘9 corporation taxes
or life. during tho last five days. llovled on corporations in Norwalk
Aglillar. normally a thriving mining TM M1011!“ 0‘ the cheek it! 35 314 34-
Ilnd agricultural town or 2 000 popula-l
tion, is almost depopulatod today. Tor
rorlzed by, the events of the last four
In the hands of City-Treasurer Wllr
morning that it will be some dtftlcult
matter to apportion the amount in edit
at quantities proportionately. with tho
ilnuuoial status of the districts in the
city. and that he is at work now on
3min problem. ’ I. "
at Ludlow was wiped out and the
mining camps at flimplre, Southwest-
3cm. Bordhcnd and Royal were wreck-
ed or burned, the chum have fled in; The sum is exactly #314 iii over and
all dlroctious chew the amount estimated by the
A train which reached Trluldndlnnt Board of Batlmnto and Taxation. at
lnlght wort crowded with refugees from the completion of their {Indgat prop
'the center of the disturbed district. oration, to come from this source. In
3 The town’s water supply in out off tho list of estimated incomes will be
by tho dostructt‘on at the pumping found the following. "From corpora
that" taxes, $6,000." '3 ‘ ..
similar ooadltiniill gator. III mohair -
mittlfli no»: in Haamhmo
Ruins.“ deputies today.
one: cacao-no orrloarui ,
’i‘lle'.‘ nazn'm than of the Franklin
Grammat- chool including rooms 0..
13, an M). duet yesterday Afternoon-
add as not dine fdllowliik“ officers: ‘
Fresldaniétllsu olive Wright. .
Vicenpronidant-wlle Ether. ,3
‘r Secretary and Treasurorwdolut Bktdd
3.1m clans numbers olxbtystour. The
teachers tire 12..
out soon and that listen ritual».
.33..
and Lori
. WWII—two
33 3 any; 3, ,
A chance to not a. Bubbly of Flour
boford the $333.06 manta.
‘ notary-l 5 Monro. at.
f33Norwalll Receives $5 314 34'
MEMBERS RR WRAlE Elli
RillRS A‘l RRRRR PRIRl
Royalty Entert'ainett by Manager
Bavley and Advertising
Expert .Fltcll
YIIIItol'duy was a notable day in the
annals of the club-women of Norwalk,
for more than One reason. in the
first place rcpl‘escnultives of the clubs
had a "perfectly bountiful" time as
the gucste of Manager llnyloynnti tllc
ltoton Point company. “proprietors of
"The i‘retticsi Ruth on Connecticut's
'(‘onstfi‘ and moth than that this man-
argument with its enterprising advcr
lining agent. It, 311. Fitch, showed by
their invitation the faith they hull
3J'lll‘0d Ill n00“ today by an automobile in the women or our cllv and ()Ill
‘ state to help along it good thing. And
i
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11]}; moon. Mill Jello .
Miner Wad. Flinn and. not “ std" ‘
'pcrllnps most significant of all illc do
‘ lightful outing impressed again on tho
minds of the pnrtlelpnnu wlmi can
‘bc done by the geuuluc spirit of n
"goidogctltvr" time.
Mr. lI‘ltch bench It all.
He said,
headlight of the machine. tho impact; ' “Lot‘s appeal to the women to help
us show what wt; menu to make. and
militant our that for the prob
tlost park." lAnd then it was my
to find out what the. women would do
because they are well organized into
civic clubs in three sections of the
city. F ch club was asked to sand ten
mpwayt$tntivea and the Equal Fran
chlee league to send five. in New
walk there happened to be two meet-
ings shortly after the proposition was
made and for once “virtue was its
own reward“ because the faithful ones
who really come out to meetings. being
on hand had the first chance. There
were several invitations given by the
company themselves. and a Very tutor-
eating party left the Norwalk Hour
Square at 2:20, Mhbackcmo corner at,
2:30. under the change. of the outcr-
prlslnx and genial Mr. Fitch.
There was very little f rmallty, bllt
at the close of the social hour spent
with the dcliclotls v'rands served in
great style. on the piazza of the hotel.
bliss l’lnnco, as General Federation
secretary for the State of Connecti-
cut, called the company to order and
said that Mrs. Keep, lprcsidcnt of the
Municipal League. had a word to any.
in preparing tho way for this the
speaker told how the idea of thl do»
lightful outing first came about: that
upon being orpponicd to by Mr. Fltcll
and upon spanking to dillcrxwomen' it
was most gratifying to can how the
women took lire M. the opportunity t
( lty Treasurer Bodweil stated ““3 .help Nature. ltoton Point to its position
as a piano for the people to have a
real dovu cujoymerlt— by the hen She
felt that this should be the (bistro of
(Ivory woman Connecticut and tho
especial buulllcsn of the women ill
the vicinity ahd they roulncndcsd with
enthusiasm -
Mrs. Keep in a witty little speech
roturnod thanks to Manager liayley
for the charming time and Mrs. F.
S. Lyon told of on- oocurreuco ooh-
mmtng the management of the Point
some yourll back which would nhow
.3how glad they ought to be that men
of the standing of Mr lBailoy and
‘ "MnFltob were now responsible. Mrs.
Imp-oil. president of the Float Nor»,
Walk improvement Association had
cent It lovely morocco and that asked
Mini. will to Gorhnm to take her piano.
It. was d3» mighty goodduoklng compony3~
Mr
which represented her tongue.
barley and Mr Fitch Wore tlrctepti in
their boapltnlitrnnfiitiio woman out .
Government Quartermaster Charters.
Steamers to Act as Transports to Mott—33
ing Troops---Collectors of Customs are ,
Ordered to Hold Up All Shipments of ,
Arms Across the Mexican Borden,
Vixtslllxorox. April 2-t,——Tlle War
Department hustled with activity to-
day following the first actual move-
ment of the army ill be Mexican cri-
tllc departure of the Fifth Brig-
ills,
lotto of the First. Division from Galves
too by transport for Vera Cruz. Ma-
jlor-Gcnoral Wood, designated to take
"IVmIIIIImIIl of the troops ill the field.
we... in charge of the movement,
and
no received dispatches stating that
the brigade had been shipped and
would leave later in the day.
in the meanwhile the departments
\‘.'I’TC‘ bus) with conditions on tho bor-
der. l'loupltc the friendly attitude as
unmet] by General "Punt-ho" Villa. ill
his statement yesterday. cillcns of the
towns along the border wore apple
hcualve, and‘ihc department received
Hell eral applications for additional Mb
der guards . Gaunt Wood and his
aides cordially scanned all information
as to the concentration of Constitution-
alints' forces in the neighborhood or
Juarez, whore Villa is located.
President Wilson and his ndl'lscrs
King Alfonso of Spain, Won (1 Act as _
Arb1trator---Senate Passes Volunteer 3
Army Bill--MoVemcnt of Troops Begins
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War liepartlnez'lts efforts to enforce
the embargo. toilet tors were notified
to hold all shipments of arme “until
further notice."
«Proceedings were begun in the Sn
prelne (‘ollrt today to (leterlllineuhe-
tbur the Nhtioual Guard may be sent
to Mexico or other territory outside
tho United States without first being
lllll‘iiflrfl’d 0th as volunteers. The pro-
ceedings are in the nature of on appeal
tronl the action of Judge Day in the
‘Iv'cdcrnl t‘oul't in .\'I,Irthcrn Ohio. in dis-
missing an action of Lieutenant 0010‘
not 1‘. Slearns against Adjli’taut‘GenA
t‘i‘ili “George. H. Wood. of the Ohio Na-
tional Guard. growing out of prepara-
tions for militia movements outside
the country.
President Wilson today told Chair-
man Fitzgerald of the House Commit-
too on Appropriations. who had come
to the White House to learn it any war
funds were needed, that no appropria-
tion was required "for the present." ..
l in discussing the genéral situation
‘wlth callers, the president explained
,hood of Vera Cruz.
anxiously awaited uord today of the that no aggressive net to annotate
safo ill-51ml of Charge (1 Affaires 0'. the status of affairs would be taken by
shanglmmy III Vern. (‘ruz lie left the American xnlernment
Mexico 0in under special Mexican uranium, April 24,-—Klnv Alfonso.
guard during the night and Admiral of Spain, it is said. has expressed his
Badger had been ordered to give safo willingness to act an arbitrator be-
conduct to his train through the Amer. tween the United States and Provision.
loan lines. gal tPresident llucrta it agreeable to
omcials of Army and Navy Dcpart- both sides.
meats busted tilgmseu'es with plaus‘ \\'.tSHlNG'1‘0N,.ApI-il 2i.——l)lpioma
for further operations in tho nelgllbora tic officials here to-tloy denied reports
With the Fifth that Thomas P. llohier, Charge of the
Brigade under General lI‘unston at the British embassy at Mexico City, had
Mexican seaport there will be noticed been sent to confer with Admiral Flet.
trated a forco sufficient to hold the char. nt Vera Cruz, with a view of op-
(‘iiy or to begin offensive operations. coins diplomatic negotiations for a so.
'by the nationatruilroads and the Max-
\
I
the streets, singing the Mexican Nat-
ional anthem and shouting "Death (or
the Americans."
An American jewelry store was loot-
ed by the mob at midnight, the pollen
looking on but taking no action.
The American club. the leading Am-
erican Hotel and the Mexican Her-ah!
were soon all closed, owing to the.
«threats of the mobs to burn them and
to murder their occupants. ” ,
The British German and French in. “
the Federal Vcapital, were prepared at
a moment's notice to gather in the
previously concentration dis~sbrdmhm
tricts. which had been profisloued'to
strand 3 seize.
The newspapers. probably acting uni
tier the directions oiliuorta, issued?
many extra editions, in which the? ,
printed dispatches stating that El Paco»
Pardon, Nogales and other place: had
been taken by the Mexicans. who had
gained a great victory also at Void!
Cruz, where they expected to surround 3' '
and drive the American invaders into 5
the sea,
The papers also declared that the
battleship ElmiRRRJlfi had been sank by3 “
a Mexican torpedo, and that Emlllné“
Zapat the southern rebel was 09!!!ka
to join forces with Huerta.
All the American officials employod *
2'.
I. .
,«V
lcau Railway Company were‘illiined-
itely discharged by the government
in order that no trains tould be over. 3
died except under the supervision or R‘
the government.
At the tmerltnn embassy orders .35
were caper ted from the Mexican gov-3.;
crnnlont that the arms and ammtlula‘,3’
tion recently permitted to enter should
, mgyRMSmuda oblong“
General Mans. tho Huerta commander,
who left Vera Cruz. was reported to;
luilou of the Mexican Illillt'ulty.
Our Flag T'rampled Under Foot.
have an army of five thousand men. ‘3
Tim Quartermaster Corps of the Ar!
my over night completed arrange-
ments whereby the passenger steamer
San Marcos of tho Mallory Line. and
the freighter Vatllla, of tho Toxar
Steamship (lolllpunl, are now at the
disposal of General ii'unstou at Gall‘es
ion. as an additional tittnupm‘t to tulle
his command to Vera (.ruz. Horses on
and artillery equipment that can not
be placed on tho lolir got‘orunleul
transports already at Galveston will
be put almnrd'ihu Satlllu and the Sun
Marcus will provide transportation for
tho ,remuluing troops. ,
Orders ioV'hoid up all ahlpmonts of
arms across the Mexican border were
sent today by tho Treasurer-y Depart-
ment to all collectors of customs. The
orders are in cooperation with tho
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FRESH Silililtilnlld
‘IRMALLLE‘ [AM We
lSmall chollldcr lamb, 10c.
Lamb stow, 100.
Lamb chops, lilo "22o. ’
IllliViome dropped veal. 12 1-243, 16c.
Foironttt,uolmue.~16c
'I‘Itoull‘. hoof. lunatic. 3 3
Small smoked shoulder: 150. _3
Roast pork. 180. . .4 X 39'
Reaction obiohpna, 240w
looming tutti 20o _
Anpprozon booth. comm. lettuce,
“mobilize. spinach ndr
\
tic dolirory to ovary Motion of the
MI" .Xlt‘t‘) ti. l'l‘l'. April“ -3, by refugee
train to Vera Cruz, April 24.~»-Mohs in
the streets of Mexico ility were trump-
llng under foot the Stars and Stripes
and were threatening American llfliif’d
trlnns when the refugee train. engaged
undo: the auspices of the British and
German legatlous, left an Vera Cruz
(iRl‘l‘Hllg some filo hundred fugitive»
of various nationalities.
The position of those American citi-
zens left in the Federal capital was re
corded as critical, since Nelson 0‘
'Shuuglmessy, the American Charge l)’«
Atlnlres; Llout. Rowanw‘f the Nav'y.
and Captain William A. Burnside, of
the Army, were to leave on Thursday
night for Muuzartillo. on tile Pacmc
coast, under special arrangement with
JProvlnblbnal President Huerta.
o
| immodlutoly alter the news of the,
lla-ndlng of Amerlcnanlchackets and
marines at Vera (‘ruz was made known
'lu the Federal capital by extra odltlona
in! tho local newspapers, crowds oi
athdcntd and government omployds be-
on to gather
By dusk II mob had gathered in front
lot the American (hub, where they
smashed windows and bowled insults?
. and threllts at the American citizens
I inside. all of wildrh thenthroatanod to;
3annassihate.u 3»;
Ab appeal Ito the governor of tho
if‘e‘d‘cral dintrict brought police protcn‘;
ltlou, but not beforo many of the win-
now had been shattered not only in
on. club, but. in several of the adjoin
lag proportion Vwhich belonged to
ominous»
Uttill' 2‘ goldtik iii hid morality hands
:oxoited- Mexicans .ii‘iti'rrhod through
be given up in retaliation for the solo-
ure of Vera Cruz by the American .
fleet.
Nelson O'Slmutzhuessy appeared" to
he ignorant, of his status as he had to
,celvctl instructions to one Huerta at!
tor the cecupntion cf vcra Uruv. had_
occurred and thus would be contluu—
lag relations. Up to—fto' clock on Wed- /
nosdny evening the Charge d'Affalrea
had not received hilt passports, but
he was then preparing to leave.
l The refugee train took twenty hours
Vto make the journey from Mexico City
to Vera (lrnz. There were many do.
toys. but no mishaps. 3
Troops Entraln in Record Time.
SAN II‘RANCllt-‘It‘o April 24. ~Wllli ‘
tho cutrainlng of trops of tho bzightli
lilrl ratio for idl Porto procccdlmx in rec-l -
ord time. from the yardn of the Bonito
am Pacific Railway hero today, ,cnmag
tt‘omtmted on twelfth mm) ”if
wNATlVE CALVE8 LIVER, 30c L8.
lNatlvo mttstingmlllckcue, Zlicilllu V‘
, l‘owl 22c
3 Native vonl. Hit: up.
i Best heavy :primo
160—220. ’
’fleot grwnulnc sprint: lamb
Small fresh H‘Ioultlern lilo.
lliont. suitor cured home, We.
Ili’lcnicn, ll'lc. ,.
.3 throat-font bacon, ily strip, 20c; 5
iloldrModnl butter, il'ic. '
Strictly fresh clogs, We. 3
‘ttwtrtl II ‘i’romlnm oioomnlwnrln
room. it I
Iii-ooh vegetables. .
optimal ninrortbv and door lit
3‘ Chamok’r. 72 'iltorth
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