AF'N
(“Whether your busi-
ness venture or enter-
prise will be attended
by success depends
largely on the amount
of money you can in-
vest in newspaper ad-
vertising—O. W. L.
"breach of the pagans on iiis‘sister-ing
(lThe ‘oftener you look A
back the quicker you 9 4
wen't get there. .
“Most of the public"
" . benefactors yen read
about are making ,
money.--C. D. N.
111111-1111 .1111. some some Poet—06‘.
IEooond [Clan Matter.
WAMAN. 1.
Add SIRUBK
Al .
Charlie oi Manslaughter Will
'Probably lake Place of Reck-
less Dniving
ESTABLISHED 1870
BAH BUMPANY
R081 R NAW
BUMP El
Full List «Name Secured by
Sentinel Yesterday is Printed
In This Article
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AAPAAIN ARES Alli
[IKE SARAW lilii
Some stills Men Have Families
Mrs, Rachel Simon, an elderly wo- AR" 8 GREAI PRBBREDS
man who was struck and run over
by an automobile driven by Timothy _
l". Foley, 11 South Norwalk contractor. 4 Ways and M83118 Frem Begin-
at it o'clock yesterday morning, diedA
at 8215 last night at St. Vincent's Hos-‘4 “mg ‘0 PTBSDDA Tlma A8 “A.
pital Bridgeport, from a fractured skull ABI‘DSAADQAY EXDADADDD
11nd concussion of brain. Mrs. Simon,I
who resides at 1349 Fairfield avenue: .
was returning to her home from it ”A“ 0A AWA‘AA‘E’ hAAS been 1111
A” of the members 0? the Sixth shopping trip on a West bound trolley. Aprowd ill the lust WOO years just as 1
I . i
(‘mnpany are expected to be ready mA011 getting off the car she walked in much as “"3" 0A ”A“ 0AA“ ““3 of A“ Admlnlstratcr Burgium SBDA‘S:
“‘9 event they are needed for “M7 11' The lndinns had good, fresh. A
back 01 the car to teach her homo i l» - $25,000 From New Haven 1
“MA- ”gum?“tithe“,AIO::1?;:111,A:1:.:;A0“ the opposite side Nh' 1.0191; ., nuto- rich venison nlld other meats and
1“ 1g1 so 111 e on g .1110bile whi1h was passing the our. 30- i'ruits Of “A“ A‘“‘““- “"“A’AAPA‘A” they Road ADA" tirade Crossing
Acc'dent
FUR All
“it,"
“A ‘mA 81‘0” ”NAACP” Whether the mi lag cast. ivutiie attempts to 31 gm the thought Their viands produced over
4111:1iident were made. and although the
car is declared to have been going.“
slowly, Mrs. Simon was struck with;
’turrihlo force, and thrown to thc
‘ ground.
immediately following the accident
Sergeant ’l‘honlns l4‘lood ordered Pole.“
« ,1 no the police station 11:1 the charge 111‘
“HIE “EclnEs To Arcrklcss dri1i11g. lie was later re-
MOVE‘TD HEW HAVEN
leased on bonds of $5.000 furnished was :1 decided improrcmeut ornr thc
by George W. Hills. The charge will indlans' opt-11 fire. but it was wasteful
, _ . lbs changed to that of tunnelnughter, and people had illrcady henna to think
A" AS either 11 ”we (it moving A” Now because of his victim‘s (tenth. Dr. of economy in their ways of 111111!
“Ame“ or being ‘SOAAAAAAW‘Ad to tho Garlich was notified of Mrs. Simon's Of course, in conumrlson with the
d’tiidgeport jail for Thomas liyde, of
it‘onnecticut avenue, who was arrested
early Friday morning for assault and
111111 will he needed is in doubt until
t'aptsin Mossmnn stated to a report«
or yesterdny that he has received no
orders as yet.
their smoky, dirty tires were delica-
cies. list they wasted most of the
meat, practically all of ihcniuiccs, 11nd
from the point of cicw of today spoil-
cd their food in the cooking. ’l‘izeir
way of cooking has gone with the
past.
The old ‘l‘nshioncd llrvplacr with its
yawning cavern and hit; balm oven;
Solon H. Box-glam, administrator at
(Continued on Eighth Page).
the estates of Addison T. Miller and
Jeanie t‘.. Miller, and as guardian for
Dorothy Miller.
instituted cults
daughter of the first
hunted, has against
the New llarcn railroad to the 11111-
Ultili of $25,000
Sevcral months ago Mr.
Mrs.
Miller were killed in 11 grade f‘l‘ussinl-i
:1 11d
accident on the Dnnhury branch of
death last evening, and he in turn rc- open fire in the Woods, 11114 fireplace
ferred the matter to Coroner I’ilelan. was economical. just as the old co-
.An inquiry will be made this morning lonlai home was, more comfortable
Mrs. Simon was 68 years of age. the titan the [itdinne‘ tones. hilt thesa con-
tile New Haven road. They were driv-
ing in an automoidle. When they
to a crossing, not guarded, so it is,
claimed in any way, their automobile
came
Strong Guard at International Bridges
A Throughout the Night With Several “
ore Deaths Repor ed on Both SideS, :
TWO CENTS"
u w
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APRIL 2141, 1914
Showers Tomlqht and Sunday
I
Mexican Fed‘érals Burned and D-ynamit;
ed Their Ode-Time. Strong Hold at the
City of Nuevo Laredo, and Hundreds.
of Destitute Refugees Have no Shelter 4
Theron-«Four Americans Killed by the
Mexican Mobs In Mexico City-r-Wash-v
ington Officials Discuss the Situétidn
and Send More Troops South.
the military chief under Carranza. Dev '
plto that, however. official. declined to
rest. assured, and the strengthening ,
,41nulll1i- 1-tp1vusu oi~ nmvinet the Texas militia.
to 1hc hordcr. \\l\“i'i' it would cooper
:11) with the regular troops in patrol-
l.:‘.lti€l.:0, T141, April 3.3
crinu ruins in what was om ,. 1hrv pop-
ulous Tdcxican border town, .\'nc‘.'o i.a
redo. and hundreds of 111151111111 rolll- :111: 4.111- lloz'dcr. Governor Colquitt, ofthe border patroicontinued 10-41“.
gm. huddled in ttl't-ry 1101mm shelter, \ill 11» 'old that there is no authority Representative Kent, of Californitl.
“on. V1511 1.1 rmuluders today 111 the [‘11 hue his state troops su<i1 financial took in the White House today. 3 ts!-
desolation \\ rough last night 11: 1d .11: sistnnce,
terdav by Morllan Federals 11 A10 burn imeruor Hunt. of Arizona, was in
ad and dynamited 111111 one time communication with Secretary Garriv
stronghold. lson ta-day over the possibility of mo-
hixcitcmentoccasioned when the blitzing the Arizona militia for patrol
Mexicans begun firing across the in- on the Mexican border in connection
serum from a friend in El Paco, whom;
he described as well informed. out.»
tag that in his opinion the Constitu-
ttonalists would remain quiet if "prov-
erly treated. "
Huerta, in the anti-:Ameritan atmos-
phere of Mexico City that was 111111er
law, Mus. ifivatt,of Connecticut ave-l
mine. This unusual disposition of
[Hyde‘s case was made yesterday 111-
peruo’on by Judge E, 1M. Lockwood in
,the Town Court after the defendant’s
units had testified that they were go
widow of Louis B. Simon. She
survived by two daughters, Mrs. iter-
man W. Welder, of :10 li’rospect street
and Miss Margaret Simon. in the,
machine with Mr. Foley was Charles
R. Charrlott 01‘ 1645 East Main street.
is ditlons. were favorably\ouly because
was struck and both were killed The
daughter, who is twelve vents old “as
badly injured.
l'our suits are brought. The admin-
istrator wants $10,000 in each of the
of comparison. Now people think the
old fireplace is romantic and the food
produced by this means tempting in
its delicacy, but they forgot that tho
necesions when this sort of living is
ternationnl line and their sharp in-
tercbunges with the United States bor—
der patrol subsided quickly when the
Federals retreated, but left 11 strong
feeling of uneasiness in its wake. All
night a reinforced patrol, aided by the
with the regular troops.
Secretary Bryan today emphatically
denied widespread and persistent re-
ports tilt he would resign from the
cabinet. When informed of published
reports that he would relinquish his
last night by desecration of a statue
of George Washington, might make a
definite move to-day, it was thought;
Since he had given the Amaricm
Charge his passports a positivé‘dbe'
cases for which he acts. He also asked
2.000 for the loss of the automobile.
ling, to leave Norwalk and so to New
Haven to live. The court was prompt-
Norwalk. '5‘ 'I‘ S1ott of 137 '1' Colorado
avenue, is also a witness to the acri-
onjoyed are exceptional. The old
home was cold and draughty, the oc
ed in this decision also by ,the plea dent. , l‘lt’llfltlts "frozc one side While thawing in the action for the daughter he asks
or Mrs. ”MAL WA") caused liydc's A” the dOWHAOWH NOI‘WMk DUNN} the other." and it took strong hacks, tor ‘3'0004 The papers An all them
arreSt, ”it“ 31‘" did “0t “11ml t40 press men who were at. the station thilt long arms and hard hands to handle caseshave been returned to “"3 Sup-
erior court.’
No mention is made offlhiiss Jessie
F. Guthrie. who was riding with the
Miller family at the time and who also
dlmi as a result of the injuries sus-
tained. Miss Miller was the only sur-
vivor of the shocking fatality. which
1011 place at Nash's corner and which
brought sadness to the entire com-
malty.
W-WMW
HEALTH DDAHD DPAHES
SEWEiiS ARE HEEDED
the charges on account of his being morning expressed sympathy for Mr.
1‘9" “3‘91"va AAUSAW‘d- The Judi-’10 pa~ Foley. whom they called a careful driv-
l‘Olé‘d Hyde in the custody of Serum:
gcant Gibson with l11L-tr111‘tions to the
1111191 to halo him itl cenlt :1 111011”
from 101111) if he has not left to\1i.1 GUMMUN'TV ell-"B
113111} was before conit only a week
‘ ADDPTS ,DDHSTITDTIDH
or so ago on 1111- charge of 1111. 3.111111
lit-lbs but sentence was suspended. ‘
ilm licnvy cooking “tailliplncut of those
days.
And then raini- the old'wood stove..
Here was another step forward.
Ahl‘any people still clung to the old-
gi‘nshioued fireplace just as the env-
Anlrcs (what few were left of theml
.clung to their tepee and open fires in
1 the woods. Those who clung to the
"""“”"“ 'l . ,tben old-fashioned things thought
“EST 8'”! scuonL l A “‘eAAAAA‘g 0f “A039 ADA819859“ A“ they didn‘t have time, to adopt the
the organization of the Community new way. They 90“}va see how the
PROJEGT ‘flvnufifis Club Was held yesterday at the South cook stove, such ’11s came into use 11
AN" WA‘AA‘ “1’va with Mrs. 11121 3- little over two generations ago, could
Keep, temporary chairman, A" ”‘9 possibly be of any use Many of the
payers attended the meeting of the chair. This was an adjourned meet-: dear old grandmothers gum “or by!
[West Side improvement. Association, 1111; for the adoption of constitution .119 can't use a thing like that
in the Klondike Club house, last even land by- Jews and resulted in the adop- :Tlelpreg no ppm, to PM an}nung!"
1111; The principal business was tuition of those Presented by the 001“: But. 11111 cook stove stayed 111111 1111-
wastder {be new school question, and mittlee. of which Mrs. Doughty is old fireplace disappeared And the
ra committee of three was appointed to chuiimnn. with a few minor nmend- cool; gloves have been improved they
meet the school board as soon as con meats. Ian, now called mug“ and c0,” 13
venient. Th9 committee consists 0AA it. was decided to have an organiza-tburned in them instead of wood. To‘
,1?er Builwitz, John Spencer and‘ 11011 meeting soon, to he of a very et- :day. however, modern cooking done in
tissues McGovern. tractive nature, and a committee was the best, most efficient, cleanest.
The ”9"“ meeting “'“A be he” 0” anointed to arrange liar it. It is de-lpromptest way is done on thr- gas
AFn‘A‘AA' May 15'“ when “A" committee sired that. this 111111 be, very. lDODuiul':X‘ttn1ge-~tiie modern cook stove.
is WW9“ A0 “mil? a “VA”- ‘3’1111 well attended by 1111wa are 111-
'
Over one hundred citizens and tax-
Tho health board held a meeting last
nigh and completed the drafts of
measures looking to the regulating of
public nuisances and the cure of food
stuffs. These measures will be was
ented before the members of the city
council at their next meeting for adop-
tion.‘ it recommendation was agreed
to asking that Street Commissioner
Sherwu find the cost. of laying sewers
in the following streets and report to.
the board of health: Second district.
ilouton 11nd Knapp street, idly avenue;
”aw-WHA-
“t
larntlon of 11111- would not be surprinv
ing to otilcials here.
While ofilrlals of the War and New
Departments worked under stress in
preuparation for any eventuaiiuu, 00L
lioethals in Panama had ordered the
(aunt rune placed on a specific we!
footing and Texas troops were order?
ed toward the bordei’ to help 1111111111“
t1 oops patrol distrit is where there was
any danger of outbreaks or raiding'h
mnrauders from s'onth of the Rio?
irande. Congress had its share in th ,
crisis byfinmtiug the volunteer armr‘l
bill, which the president. was expects
to sign today. it provides meander
raising a volunteer army in emerged}
cios. ' A4 . .
Meanwhile iiear Admiral Badger
with his marines and liluejackets wero‘
restoring order in Vera Cruz. T114
1 , sinister cost of the first more in 1116
the.“ i nited States Anny, a )( hltago war 1211111111 was shown by official “I‘
l::.;.‘.‘.‘.’:.“‘Z.’l”.;f.‘.?l 2:11;? .1; 5.13331: 1...... W... :
ills to 1111111111111 11131111111 ortatlon to A?“ and seventy-five woro‘ wounded 10’ Ar}
Alia Anioricnii ti‘oopfl in Meiiro the colours 0‘ th Mexican ”0"” Thu
\Iera c1111 Situation Under chntroi was more than tho'cusualitiee of and
" engagements of the entire Spanish
\i'ASHiNG'PON, April 25. —With the Ainoricsn war when Bump,“ America!
complete restoration of order in Vera. were killed and sixty-eight wounded.
(iron, the safe exodus of Charge 0‘. Olllcinl mammeg early today reports
Shanglmessy and his staff from Mexla
ed that the wounded on the hospital
14011 City and a transport carrying rm 3],“, in Vera (‘ruz harbor were was
inforcements of troops ploughing! A
post should war he declared against:
Mexico, Mr. Bryan said: “The subject
or my resignation has never been dis-
cnSsed with anybody nor thought of.
by me."
“bepox. April 211—4. cnblcgram.
from Venustiano Carranza, dated (‘
huuhua, saying he protests most ‘1-
phatlcally against American invasion
of Mexico, has been received by a lo-
cal Spanish press association in Mad.
rid, according to an exchange ’l‘ele
graph Company's dispatch. Carrnnzzt's
message added that the Mexican peo-
ple would unite to fight against the
invaders to the last breath and that
of the 17,000 in Mexico many were rea—
dy to fight by the sides (11' the Mul-
cans.
(‘iiit.‘Atlt). April 25.
from the (foniinissarg, impartnient oi?
citizen volunteers guarded the river
front, and heavy guards were main-
tained at the two international bridges.
it was feared other attempts to dyna-
mlo this moans of communication be
twen the two countries would be made.
Two Mexicans were shot yesterday
in attempting to destroy the bridges.
Some of the, more nervous citizens
fear another visit of the Federals to
attack Laredo itself, but army oili-
cials, though every precaution is being
taken, believe there is no danger.
There was no further trouble dllrlngl
the night. lit was definitely ascerv
tnined to-dny that the wild shooting 01’
Mexicans had done no damage to the
American side. On the Mexican side.
however. “destruction was complete.
Fires were still burning throughout
the city today. as there is no fire
fighting apparatus available. Among
the inner buildings ‘rulned is the‘
American tonsillate,whl1h was first
dynumtttetl; tho poshofllte, the muni
cipal building, the Concordia Theatre.
the Mexican National Railway shops.
which in times of peace employed ser-
erul hundred Americans, and the flour
mill. 4140 far as shown no lives were
lost. in the fire.
4iiil()\\’NSVil'.l.iE. Tom. April 26.-
The following report, signed by Gen-
lfpon orders
greasing satisfactoilly.
A 1'.
.r 4 H"
. 4NOTlCE
“\I‘forbid any one trusting my wife
‘Annlo, as I will pay up hills contract-
ed by her.
1 JOHN PALMlJR
1
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HDTMED DLDD HA8
«MW-w
FIHE DPHAHD DAHDE
l
Nutmeg Club was 1111111..th night; at
The annual spring dance 11 the
terested in'the progresh of the new
club Notices will be 116111.311 in the'
case of the Gettogether luncheon, to
reach as many as possible, though all
good «women are eligible and need no
invitation.
any 11411111111 who wish to enjoy the
i
l
A
There A” A0 A)" ‘A general membership a million rounds of ammunition horn
in the new‘elub “'At'h AA fee 0A 1‘“ Germany was landed at. isolated points
‘dOAA‘W per 3'9“" “A” admit“ the on the coast 0: Ulster durlnglustnight
member to all the Militia! 0A the and distributed by means 0121111 111111»
A ': smothers “1AA” 5‘1 “WWW mobiles to‘ the various headquarters
' designed 11111111111 for or the 111111..- "Volunteers."
:DLSTED VDLDHTEEHS
4 GET FIREARMS
-.. ..-. . 0—..th
iiEbli‘iilS't‘, Ireland. April 25. -~A con-
signment 111 about 40.1i00 rifles and half
First district, Knight street and North
1161111119; Third district. Central aven-
ue. Streets running off Lexington are
nue were also included. The board
feels that. sewers are necessary in
these streets.
.... flu...“ 1m-«v—.m._ _
SEEK $4, 000 DAMAGES
FHDM HHS. PIDKERIHD
tin an action to recover 34 000 dam-
oral Caballero. rebel ,eommander at:
'l‘n-iupleo, to Constitutionallsts' head-
quarters at Metamoms. under date of.
April 21. we given out today:
“Having come to my notice that tho,
Federals in Tampico wore offering fun
their insults to Americans. I immediate.
iy reopened my attack at 4 o 'clock this
morning, and already have captured
the cemetery, where strong Federal
force resisted. Expect triumph by
night."
WASHINGTON, April 25.-'i‘he note
swiftly through southern sens, Presi-
dent Wilson and hlev advisers were to‘
day on the alert for a counter move
by Huerta and awaiting the develop-
ment of‘auy positive attitude by Car‘
mum, the“ Constitutional chief. The
outbreak in Name Laredo, where,
evacuating Federals 11er across the
Rio Grande and drew a poltlng of
bullets from the American border pn—
trol, and the reported arrest of several
Ainericune by Huortistae, authorities
etq-Orlzelin scarcely servrd'td utter an
Ilnqulrlos ovut the disposition of ill.
bodies of the matinee and bluojlckett
who perished in the culture of Val.
(true reached the War 1.1111111er
day. Roprostmtalivcs Moore o.
of Pennsylvania,
tho vlc. has of rho honectop snipe“
would be returned to their home 111an
by the government
ships.
BROWNSVIL .4"i.l,
t. W
Vere
were informed thee
on 11011111111
Cavalry Troops at Fort Hem
Tex, April it
The 11111111 men, who declare incur
,‘the 'ilewn'l Anaembly (Hall and was at-
headed by a very large crowd. The
Decorations, as in past affairs, Were
forth
It was a basket 111-
work tit 1111111,, one 1111111111111 This 119111135 determined Mafia“! stern am- ages from Mrs. Sarah Iii. Pickering,
fee will be 11; 11111111 and 11 111111. There ed resistance to the introduction of: which they claim due, the officials 01:
will be eevrnl departments,.dependtns game Rats, were mobilized early last the Berkshire Ice‘ Company caused
10111111111111 upon the number of meta night 111111 guarded the landing plseee- -Deputy Sheriff D. Louie 1111111111111. 111
. yery attmctive and. , brought
_ much continent.
beta. ANA 811reii’4ihrce,litorature, our and the roads until the distribution 01-1811 th Norwulit to place a $5. 000 at- .
’t‘wo troops of Unl‘ed States we".
.~alren11y absorbing situation. ' 1 1.
Ottlciuls to day awaited newu of the :1:va “an“ “A“: "DA“ m“
reception by Crrnnus or a. telegram 0“” 0" "*‘A “AMA A" 0 amp It
American Consularmhgent Carctherh. luv '1‘11 1 t l , ’
. C 11 lonnllst re resentm "WA“ 9 ‘A "A "A“"m' 'm
it was made known to day, 11111911111111 sent by onetit t p on the lower border now is 800;»:
n he American govern- tlvss in Washington advising him to
the intention f t , .1 “my.“ From Mm"
which the State Department has dis-
patched to Obnernl Carranza through
White and blue
Liliane of our public 111111111 Women
“who have given their time and fore and all communications were 111- able before the Superior court. June
11111111111 0 this cause. that at test tenupted.
11111111111111 that there are
etc and are. It is very gratifying to the arms had been completed». .
111‘ 11111111 paid r1111 is 1111 115111111111 51111 bricks,
ta‘ hment. on property of the defendant
The police Were powariese to inten this morning: The papers m return
term.
~Jhiiiliuery and hosiery at Mrs. To.»
lor’s. do No. Math 31.. Remote 1111111111..
1 ' A,
yd-m.:-n-«
yet they always find a market.
meat merely ml'sscure reparation 111111
the Huerta govmment and not on-
gage in hostilities against the Coast!»
, 11111111111111.
Governor doieuitt oi! Tessa, 1.1.1111,
telegraphed the Wdr 11911111111111 asks
1113 it the department would beer the
remulnneutral, and declaring the link
ted States intended to withdraw its
forces front Vera Cruz as soon as rop-
111111011 tor liuorta's offenses had been
obtained. 'Hope'thet the 11011111111111.1111.
eliste would remain neutral was com
1111:1111 in reported utterances by Villa,
1931. N180, Tom. April 211.44%]:
arrival here today of nib A‘ "
American men, women and ,
refugees from Madam. tinD 1m
(01111111111111 on Third Pete
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