F_,
QKWhether your busi»
ness venture or enter-
prise will be attended
by success depends ' .
largely on the amount I
of money you can in-
vest in newspaper ad—
vertising—«O. W. L.
. and Second districts.
. Juror
NINGF
(IThe oftener you look
back the quicker you
won’t get theret. ‘
QMost of the public
benefactors you read
about are making‘
money ~——C. DoN. "
Entered In: the South Norwalk Poet-Ollie.
Second Class Matter.
ESTABLISHED 1870
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Democrats Seek Caucus in Order
That They May Suggest a
Candidate for Post-
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Something More About the tireat
Wurli Undertaken by Neville
Bayiey
Accepting 1111 invitation from Muir
ager ‘Bayley. to conic down and lliktll
11 tire-season look at itotou Point.halt‘
a hundred ladies representing the va-
rious women's clubs of Norwallt, jour»
neyed to “The Prettiest Park on Con-
necticut's Coast." Thursday atter~|
noon, in a special car and were. shownl
about the park, and the proposed 1111- K
provements explained. 11,11. lIltch.
Roton' 1; pi ess agent, met the ladies .itF
master AUDS J RRY A81
SfflRM 0f PRBIESI the unions stopping points and on at “YA ND UFKFK
111111;; .11“ ltotou l’oint presented thcinK ‘
to Mr. Hayley. who made a short buFKt
BRBKE YESIERDAYKmost earnest speech of on1101110, 11‘
. piaining briefly just what he proposedK
to do. and exactly what he would noti
A Dozen Dlilereni Candidates do. he held the attention of every lis~l
. _ toner ,and was greeted with 11 101111th
Make "KB Fighl IKKKGI'ESKKHQ ol'Iapplause. A daint1 luncheon was 'Sponner, Speaking at Park SK‘
then served by i)el\l_\n ot‘ Nornall
Church, Bridgeport. Resenls
("oiwrw . I l'l , Fan tho tulinary arrangement at. ilotoii
‘5 ”hm” .erem A“ 1111111111111 1”” Point, \1111 not. be completed for some .
Smile oi Doubt of
Pastor Beard
‘ " i ’ I" 1 1 'II 1 I
.U ,K “K [.0 interested Dumb “I“ 1“ weeks. A carnation and a souvenir
is committed to Andrew Learv. the
' booklet were presented to each guest.
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road avenue 111I11'sde'1lei'. tor the ‘
‘ Miss llotlia Stone Pinneo. General 11 cu-
limit
iS'IIitii Noi'wuik iost.iiinste,i'shi1. (‘1111~ , _
, . I .l. oration Secretary or the “omens
:u'titit‘illly so 1111' as any prediction can then made 1
1
_ (‘lubs of Connecticut.
he made. he will be the successtiil cnn- . 7
. . most timely Kiltlt‘ address. expi'essiiir
theate- and land the plum which is be»
. , in behalf of those present. their thor-
11'..: so vigorously sought alter by 11 lot . . . -
~ .. , ‘ ougb appreciation 01 1111'. llnyloy s as-
111. good men, i‘lie congressman has .
. sumnce that itotoii Point was to‘be n
HKJUTd that it would be iiugi'atclulncss
. . . i!“ 11 1 t1 hm \1r 1 1‘ it clean and decent resort, where, women
1‘111 1,1I'...3;-- . .
. . L K K ”1" or ii and children would he as sale as 111
11.. «Lion».
""1 ituitior 11 11 b it . their own back yards. and where no
nos 1 11" sI1 t- .~......F
. d ‘ H 1011.111 liquors or other ohjeetlonai features
Kim (.11 Postmaster (‘1'ow1I has created . _ . .
11 ot‘ tl liielitsi 0111 t 11 i) would be allowed MISS lliinco said
).~ iI ' 1.. I.'. I I - . . "
L C H a H 1111 that the inspection of the park proved
that this ideal picnic park was (.‘Ull'lI
_. 1111.: back to its own. and pledged the
'support of the various women's organ.
izations of Norwaik to aid him in his
efforts. Mrs. Keep. president 01‘ the
Municipal League. in a short speech
then thanked ‘Mr. Bayley must heartily
for his courtesies. and Mrs. F. 8. Lyon
told of former unpleasant experiences,
and expressed the opinion that antler
the new inimageinent everything pos-
sible would be. done to matte ltotou
i’oint an ideal summer resort.
Rushirg Work at Roton Point.
Advancing the Cause oi Nat-
ional Abolition oi Salouns
(Continued U11 r‘ltth Page.)
SWABTZ PAYS $8,100
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christian Swartz was the, successful
banter for the Sippcrley property. 111
[West avenue. sold at auction, on Sat-
mutiny afternoon. at 2 o'clock. by Dep-
uty Sheriff 11.1.011111 hadrigan. There
\vvre several bidders and the auction
.w:.~1: succestui indeed item the sher-
(iii . standpoint, netting $8.100.
121e, house and propertv (:‘onipiise a
initiabie holding. being locate1i.in 1111
_0.\t optionally tine situation on tho
unain thoroughfare between the First
illillhiifil’tlfl'l‘. April 27 The pic-
titre of Congressman Jeremiah liono~
van, ol‘ Norweik. not so vory 10111; ago
the proprietor oi one at Norwalli‘s
leading saloons. getting up in congress
to support a movement for national
prohibition, struck the 118V. Gerald ll.
Beard, pastor of the Park-Street (foug-
regiitlonal church. as so funny. whe'i,
the possibility oil-Mr. Donovan sup
.porting the prohibition movement was
. broached at thet meeting in the church
Thanks to the. good weather. “w Km- last evening. that. the pastor smiled
provemenis at ilotou Point. li..ve 1:11111- broadly,
ed great headway the past tuck. ’i‘iie, ll. ll.
giant roller master has been (Ix' ended
the entire length of the west lit-(11:11
and into Columbia Grove and the
tracks on the upper level are being
laid. 'lhe iron "loi the t.:r11(l(s and
binces itii'iiod yesterday. and weir, 115
over 111.001! pounds Several of the;
1111's 1111- nlic 1dy on the ground TlieyF
are of 111111 latest, ty pe and will seat six
pitsengcrs. Vernon Keenon. the engi
new 1111' the lngersoii [engineering and}
Construction Company. who has con 1 ___________
t1 acted rides in 1111 DIM“ 0‘ “‘9 conn ' ' The mission being held at St. Jos-
Itth is enthusiastic 0"" the “Tango epli‘s Church is proving to be a great
twelve rooms 'all modern improve- Dip" as the new structure is caléed success 111 order to accommodate the
‘ -. Idle says it is the “Meat and 3“ est members of the parish last week was
lilents.elo(-t1'ic lighted. There is also ride that he has ever built and is set aside tor the women and all the
11 “Pg“ burn or garage on the property 991190131157 proud 0f the graceful curve exercises were largely ittthtdcd. The
Lani“ let the for turn.
i .
M. E! GHURQH '8 K Reduced Farel on the Railroads-
1
Manager Bnytey is especially pleas
.125 YFFEAKKS OF AGE 9d 0"” the 193““ Of his negotiation: iI‘rs. 0811311 and O'Malioney.
K‘VKKK‘ “‘9 NW ““1“ New Hm (111 on Holy Ghost Fathers of Philadelphia,
The one hundred and twent-yiilth Hartford Railroad. regarding exciir were in charge.
anniversary of the founding ol thc‘slon rates for parties that are plan 1 The “11951011 for 11111 men 011811111]
South Noroatk Methodist Itlhurch will nine; to visit Iiloton Point this season. last evening an an instruction by I.“
10111-111 on lune 17th. it is proposed to; 1111 met General Passenger Agent A' OYSheu; recitation of the rosary. toi~
Kiiltllit‘ this 11 rousing celebration. Plans 115. Smith and other high ottielais (it the ‘lowed' by a sermon by Fr. MrGurlt.
are now under way. The older mem- mud W New ““9” ("1° “3" ““3 “0‘" This was the preachers 111111 appear.
Ibers will play prominent Iport in the and the following rates were fixed“ ‘ance and 1“. made a very strong “W
melver‘oary exercises 11111 believed F01 II“ WWW“ “mm” “m Keg” 11111111111111 on 1111 congregutlou. The
that Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Fly Ale than 300 WHOM and from stations KevFenLng‘s devotion closed with bone
11111111101 01' (1111110 Warden Wilbur TI “OK 1989 than fifteen miles 11111111111 ”0m diction. A spatial 1111111112111 program
Smith is the woman to hold the dis- Norawlk. ”“9 and “WM” cents B'Fwan rendered by a male churns
ttartion of being the longest time mom ‘mil‘l K“ “1““ direction. , l The umbgeg 13,1101. morning are at 5.
bond Km addition to this Manager Hayley (i and 8 o’clock; short instruttion at
41-31:- WWW...“ WK“ ”“1”“ tree “on” ammonium“ 1.1111 1. and t1 o'cloelt masses.
.1 from Norwuik to Rotou Point for these
"EARLY“; K100 BAREELS . excursions, and a tenminuto Ftroltc’yi
m.- ovsTEnsF F0“ ENRLMKB service will ber niMntaiued ,F
IFtheto 0'. 1111111111113 1111 1116th l
" xv Kl?” M1. 11311119111111 encased. A Mr
Duo or the largest shipments 111' oys, 6111:1111 Band 10.11111 1111 the store. and ' .
tees eve!" mode' from South \‘III‘WIIHI .‘1111111‘ Theatre 11111111113 win play 1111K haw 111111111111 171.1111...11K1111 27 mo;
[1111's lust SFK‘KT‘KW 11111111. W119“. 1119 dancing in the reconstructed dancing not; of 1.111.161 the farm of Irvtnui
steamer Marion, with 112K} barrels. load paving“ 11.0.1.1... Iteitiey. an expeI‘F 11111111110011 two 1111111 1161111 .11 ti’i’o eeri~
ed at ti'iedock oi" David B. liliecltor de- iienced 1101131 man. will new; every- ten-were 111111.111 to day. together with
parted for New York. All the 01111131“ thing in readiness at the Casino and 11111111 horses. seven cows and consid-
dealers in Europa. “ii“ be prepared to 11111111111 11111111111111 arable quantities or hay and grain.
of food from 11. light luncheon to an" The loss is 310.000.1111“ been true
twang. banquet at 911111th1109; 'posulbie to determine how the tire
Spoouci' of llill‘lft‘i‘hi secre
11111 of the (‘onnccticui Temperance
Union was concluding a tmcctul ad-
dress on the topic, ‘Stlrring Times.’
The articles disposed of by the sale _
advocating national
111'» described as follows
llonso lot. bounded northerly one
hundred and titty-live feet by land 111’
111 Town 111‘ Norwalk; easterly seven-
11' '1' teei on highway called West
IlliIilllt; southerly one hundred and
.i'. 1'. live feet 1'. .1 highway called Court,~
'ioiIt by ,1111111 (11’ Nettie Scolicld.
Jaiiiit place; and westerly seventyllve
The house is 01’ modern construe
lion, Philadelphia brlclt. has about;
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
.4...—
ST. JOSEPH' 8 MISSION
IS VERY SUGGESSFKJL
'iwomen's mission closed yesterday at
Iternoon. every seat in the church being
oc.cupled
W- WW”.
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r enlists 11111.net toss
Sm. r ‘IwIsIF-m
country, 11.: has tied
’ MW“? “K11 W331” ”F‘s: 31119131113111 a barn accidentally set the
trade this deacon. . . .
blaze
SOUTH NORWA LK. CONN.
Noted Advocate ut Prohibition ls‘
prohibition. in K
of the ‘
started One theory is that a vagrant 4
Amicabie Settlement Hoped Form the
Dispute Between the United States and
Huerta, Who Agrees o Arbitrate
A, B, C Countries May Deal
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:FPrompt Attention to Be Gwen in
Appointment of Successor
l'ostninstcr Edmund iii. Crown llil:‘
1'1I1I1:i\e(l a communication from First
1 \ssislunt Postmaster-llencl'iii ‘iltiJlt‘i
I. t‘. ilopor acknowledging his letter Iii
.‘ resignation. et‘i‘cctlvel‘liiiyl 11111 This
I will enable .\11' Crown to enter on his
; 111I\\’ duties after that date. althougnI
‘ he will be the otilciiii head ot the (it-i
1111.1 until the new postmaster is instal-
it‘d. General Roper u‘rltos that prompt. .
attention will be gitieu to the iuiitliIr?
i..;’ appointing .\lr.(.‘11‘ow1-‘s successor.
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PLAIKKTKFF 111113
iii SUMMARY SUIT.
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l
K
.iudanwnl, has given 111 1111111' oi the
'pinintili in the summary process 111
.tion brouulit. by .“i‘fi. Jennie .l. .Ktllli‘1.
Fot Stamford. against ilni'ney 11.111 ldci
'\\‘1I.llt. \“lllt‘ii was heard by .lustiz'e 111'
the Peace lra 0 Gregory at his or
lice on Saturday indi'iiing Attorney
tloldschmidt. representing the detendI
ants, took an appeal on a writ 111’ cr-
1'01'. and the case. will come up bt"l()l‘t'.
the Common Pleas court
fused to (10.
M w-..-.._..__.._~7
HKBEKKKKKAKKS Hill!)
The dance given Saturday night in
«Hibernian Hall by Division .\'0, 1, A,
0 11..
'11351111 from e1ery standpoint.
music rendered by Fledler‘ 11 ()rcticstra.
Hurry Conroy
refreshments.
Ed ward O'Neil.
charge of the John
Clarke and C. Gallagher the cost and 111 Hanna by Federals at
would widen the-breach and add to
the task of the diplomats was: or" 111'
the. day’s possible developii1ents,
iilent Wilson and SiII' i'IItIii'v 111-11111 1111'
"‘3 GHANBED “RN93 reported to be greatly incensed over
that incident.
The Eli?“ 1‘70“"le “OWL the TFKFKK' been subjected to insults at the 11.111119
FF“ or lI‘oderitls and kept '11 prifionc" 111 the
BU‘GEK Mid SFFVKF‘V avenue. including government palace until ("institution-
tlie cafe, situated therein, has changed “”5... captured the 1111.11 two days m.
it has been sold by h‘tichuel ter and released him.
but room.
EAST SKBE HOTEL
Iglo building at the junction of
hands.
Mcttlnty. \vho secured the some from
the Laydcn estate. to Stephen Selby.
of South Norwalk. 112nm Elders are.
pleased to note that the property 111111.
devolved into hands which will con-'
duct it in a satisfactory manner.
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sswswoos~1~10vr
1111's,,1111'tlo (,1, 111011,, of South Nor-
walir. and Charles A. Sherwood, of
K Noi'walk. were. united in
Saturday night. The ceremony was
K performed at the 133.1 tint parsonage in
Iritenil'ord. by the Rev. J: Wilbur lticli-
Kardeon. There were no attezndnuts
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood are now re-
aiding in their recently remodeled
‘residonce at No 21 Lowe street and
are receiving the congratulations of
their many friends. The groom is 11.
member of the “firm of .1. (11171111011
111111 Company, well known but manti-
footwork.
MONDAY. APRIL 27.
\i'ASllth‘l’l‘tlx. April L‘TwSuittlv
Tit" plaintiff moving (hangers 111 the \11.Ixi an (lists.
1111c; es that she has not been 1) 11d rent 91111111111111“ in the receipt of ptltatc
by the (ictendnnts since their oecupan- diplomatic M1113“ that Killcrl'L
('1' of an apartment in the Randell the United States Government.
l-Iim'k 1“ East NOI‘Wfllk. dating K1301! KO decided to accept the good others 01‘
January first or this year. Mrs. Jones three 301111. American powers, 1101.19,.
also declares that she had served no» ed today in 1““.th
iii-’0 0“ them K0 QUKL “men they “'3‘ courses that niigh be pursued in an at-
tempt at amicable
that representative of Argentine. Chili.
and Brazil might follow,
1 would 111.1 to deal directly with the ar-
i SUCCESSFUL BANBE rest of the American bitiejarkcts at
'l‘anipico and other indivnities against
Amer-111m honor.
of
was attended by a Very torso 1111111 cs 01‘ iliierlas reported (101' ision
crowd and the affair proved most sucI 1I\pt( ed to be in 11 position today to
The place the piml-Ilc 1111 presli'ient s lor-
dancers were well pleased with the 111111 acceptance1.1Il‘oi'5 representatives
of the South American repubtits,
lauics i'lcasiey \ias t‘tooi' manager and 110111 mine would 111,- the revelation by
his sides were Vt 111111111 term” and. the diplomats oi lines or settlement
marriage. ‘
-,~.V-W—. .. .....u .. w» w.“
' TWO c1111
4
1914
Generally Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
-WH -.,... .- _. .ww..._...,....- M- mum-.-
Directly With the Arrest
Tampico and Other 111.11g...
nities Against the Ameri-I;
(saris-«Arrangements Made
for Our SubjgeCts to Leave
hie 31.1130 City-u’i‘he American
Forces Stand the Torrid],
Weather Well. ‘
..____.__._..__.. 7 ~.. ._... .
the, seizure of Vera Cruz.
Reported utterances 111' one of (‘ac
innza's confidential agents that the
(Yoiistltiitiorislist lender would make
no statement on the |)t‘11p(11<ttl ot' the»
South American diplomat. "but that,
the offer is a hopetui sign. and any
proposition that 11111111; to peace is ac-
Icepttihle to the (‘onstitutionullsts," 11d-
deli to the hope l'i \‘1'iisiiiiitztoii that
the crisis might simmer to settlement
From Chihuahua t‘arrnnva had order-
ed his othcei's to redouble their ntI
trick on 'i‘ampico and apprehend lI‘1Id-
erals r1 sponslblc for nit'i'outs to the
United States ut that port. so the):
might be tried by a rebel court. it.
was reported that t'ai'i'anza had been
asked for 11 statement 01‘ his attitude
to clear up questions arlsiu: ti'om pos-
sibly faulty translation 111‘ his note is-
sued alter the seizure. ct‘ \‘oi'a t‘i'iiz.
rests.
\l'hilc diplomats 1111.1 the presidenb
and his advisers labored in Washiiffi’
tori ot'er ;'11Iw.dereloprnents in the sit~
tuition. Brigadier—(tenemi Funston,‘
“till a reinforcing phalanx 01' infantry: .
and artillery was nearing Vera Cruz;
and Rear Admirals Badger and Flet-
cher were preparing for any ‘eventush
itics 'l‘licv had quieted the‘ town.
placed it \iiidI'i' martial law and were
preparing tor the rcfieptk 11 (11’ Genet"
at Mission. who innuediateiy Fwiil talg
charge of all the .\nicri(an {Forced
about the seaport. lieI will hate all
lies disposal about 111.11th fighting men,
infantry, artillery, marines and blue-
like
had
over possible
setlcinent. (111 line,
it was said.
Ambassador iliiiuo.
Spain. who received the private
jan'iti ts. .
.\11 ill (IIi'Irx't ot‘ the toi‘t‘iti tempera-
l-ll‘c (t \‘cia 111111. 112111 lite-11 reported;
11.111.\1:Ii.ric111iior(s.
inder martial law the business oflF
.IoItrnnnut in 1111' tit): ins resumed
II. 1:11-
The
\l'liiic tears over the safety (it Amer-
icans in Mexico City \I'crc partiallI' with municipal nulliciiiics at their
hits 1110." DWDO‘IG dissipated by Secretary Bryan's an .111 ts. '1‘111- l't'llt'l'iil oliiciiiis decideGIF
Whether the arrest, of l‘ onsiiltmncr '111111111'1I1111Int, that Huerta otllr'iii‘s. and 1111:: 1'01 111 not \"111‘1: under American: »
Rear Admiral lI‘li-tchcr had iti‘.tiil'lt"i1
(or the departure of limited Ftittcs cit.-
iacns from the t‘edei'ranpitol. (‘ousul ‘
(11111111111 rcpoitcd that more than a
score of Ainerhan refugees, 1111111111;
thcni'tInacd States Consul Schmutz.
hail been hauled 'll‘om :1 train at Agus-
11nllentes. north of Mexico titty. 111111
imprisoned. it was said. liowever. that
their arrest might have occurred sht-
Fet‘ill days ago. The consiii‘s inform».
1111 said [I‘cdei'ul soldiers [undo the nr~
Monteri'i supervision, and that was one of tha
knows. for the proclamation. accordI‘iWI
in: t0 ltcar Admiral Fletcher’s re:
port to the Navy Department. Adini~1
rnl iI‘lctclicr reported that the. propose» '
cd provisions for regulation of the
new establishment at Vera Cruz conw
templated that oiliclale to be appoint-
ed might, be Aiuoricaiis, Mexicans 01‘
11in other iintiozialitv “it being the"
i" 1‘0 1'1
lluitlia reported he. had
.. ...... 1.
That was alter (Contlniud on 111111] Panel ; ..
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Norwalk Chronicler