(lWhether 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-
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«The oftener you-look ,
back the quicker you
won ’t got there.
vertising.——O. W. I... ‘
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ESTABLISHED 1870
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Cloudy tonight;
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till. Bill ll AM until
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It. is Subordinate to Martial Law While the Work of Restoring the 5 MW- "-1- Him 0' theSeasuie
Municipal Organization Goes Forward~General Funston’s
Brigade Has Believed Admiral Fletcher’s Sailors
noun litillliill till lulu cuss it turns
nuns Pitiilllii it till iHlNlli ill tillillllilii
Progress of Mediation Being Discussed and the Outlook tor.V
Settlement Appears to be Brighter
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American Consuls Ordered Back. VERA CRUZ, April 3(l.-—Vera Cruzl
WASHINGTON, April 30.~«011o of went back to civil government today'
the hopeful signs ill the Mexican sit-'nnticr the laws of Mexico administer-1
IiillOil were instructions issued today'ed by American officials. The civil
by tile State Department to certain government, however, rctnalncd sub-
consuls in Mexican cities. The in- ordinate to martial law while the work
niruciions allihorlxeti the consuls toVot‘ restoring the municipal organiza-
1‘cturn to their posts and resume their tloli went forward.
official duties “in their personal dis-I tlcncral Frederick Punston‘s brigade
l‘rt-iiion,“ troopcd ol'f thc transports and march-
The American consuls were all cd to the sand lulll barracks and other
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klcrcd out of Mexico and the affairs quarters to relieve car Admiral Fict-
iurncd over to chor‘s bluejllckcts,
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the lncu-oi‘unr.
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who went back to
transmit established
07‘ this government
representatives of Brazil and Franco.
shortly after the seizure of \‘cra
'ruz
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~_TEAI}IIEII8’ OOIIVEIITIOII
TO BE OALA OAV iiEiiE
it is probable that won or 1.000 teach-l
w crb ’o'f'the county.“ will arrive in town
tomorrow to attend the annual county
Entertainment and BBII‘BSITTTIOIIIS convention to be held in the South
Enjoyed by over 100 MBMIlBI'S \‘orwnlk Methodist Church.
’t program of unusual excellence has
and Friends of the Order
BlllliR lillllli ill8
I Hill Silllllill
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been arranged which will afford oppor-
tunity to hear some. celebrated speak-
livcr one hundred gncets gathered
s.
The pilblic is admitted to all the
at the entertainment. of llutlcr Lodge,
meetings of the day on payment of the
' ' ‘F 3 t ‘ ‘ T . . f- . .
”‘0' J" l' 0' 0‘ 1" ht“ ("Ming A “regular membership fee of twenty-live
tor short IlilSIlleSl-l session tables cents
IXH‘I'C distributed through the room. 1
Following is the program:
Md “ cdrd party a "d smoker was $00an ill: Qt) High school orcllostrawtlonduc.
In progress tor. W. 0. Perry.
.iiuling the evening rccitations were ltl:lb~~~~”Education and l.oyaity"--
given by Brother George H. Godzlei'. Prof. [William ll. Kilpatricit.
and songs were rendered by Brother Columbia Univer.sity
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3cllltl‘lll till all
ideneral Mixup not Settled By
on till.
Mill E it
All so
Place, Says Company’s Act-
ion in Stringing Wires is
Trespass ‘
llllJillllllii Blililliill
Any Means
Mrs.
placu. had a little trouble with the
[Tattoo Electric Haiti and “him (‘om' i the estate or the late ..atitau C, Ely'
pally yesterday regarding an act of the; The block is worth $50,000.
concern which was most displeasinul
t
0 her. She granted a reporter an iii-l
‘tcrvicw this morning. explaining the Norwnlk for some time. and was clos-
niatter as follows:
"The company.
sent men hero to put up some \vircs.‘
i asked them not to do so and they town anti is located in North
promised that they would not.
another topnltch
luiii‘r
saw that the men were putting: up
tcrosanrm) on the
pole and i sent lny son to ask the
men to stop ally further work."
VSTATE TROOPS
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inoculation of Connecticut troops to
‘guard as a preventive against typhoid}
lever is now in progress and is being
done ill order tllut the troops it sent
to Mexico
mune from typhoid fever.
and infantry the men have boon who:
be ill nlcasurc lili-
lli the act:
would
have desired to take advantage oi the
.scrvicc that is altered by the state to
be inoculated are visiting the oilioers;
.ol' the medical department to got the;
‘ treatment.
‘\ report today that the Connecticut
Naval Militia has offered its service to
I. J. Ill INS
Block Worth $50,000 Has Been
llil Iilllllilll‘nlil ill
a
Henry J. iiipson ol 9 Seaside young businessman. has purchasedthe
it‘ll tits lHi .
[out till
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Sold to Well Known Local '
Business Man
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Milli Ill liiilllli.
Deal was Bwsumaied Bul;Stale Regent, Mrs. E. LI Aheern,
Yesterday *
“aw
Andrew J Collins. of South .\'oiwnik.;
wellluloun and highly respected l
lily block ill North Main street. from I
This is one o! the largest real estate
deals that has taken place in South
til this week. This block is one of the
most luluabio plot-es oi propordy in
Main
street in the heart of tile business cen«
ter. it has a “vantage of 99 feet and
a depth of to? let. containing two
brick buildings. one tllrce—storicshlgn
and the other of {our stories.
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IPPIIIN Milli
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The appointment of Andrew Leary,
as postmaster for South Norwalk. has
been held up until a hearing can be
thud on the matter. Word was recelv
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the Navy Department to fill out. crcwul ed this afternoon to this ",0“ by John"
on some of tho vessels on the flying Fountain. chairman of the committee
Weill. 8C(Olt:pl'ililed by Brother .'-ion ”V 1r.——“'i‘eaohlng Socialized (“105.4 squadron was denied by ““3 officials 0“ appointed by Chairman Swartz. given
'1 here were impromptu speech-
(in by scvcral ot‘ the ill above, and all
enjoyed listening to 8119 good work
which is bcing done by the order, and
:llnl) they learned what is hclng plati-
‘ncti for the future.
Cigars were distributed through the
compliments ol' Swartz and Corbett.
Charles H. (terllmanri mt‘ide the cot.-l
tee and received many compliments on ._...... ...
the excellence of‘tlte beverage.
'lzverytlllng was done up in fine SWAIITZ APEOIIITS THE
style, and all enjoyed the affair to the Pan-[EST GOMMTTTEE
“mg“ Miss Mabel llriili Dunn Hall.
Wellesley. Mass.
ductor, W. C. Perry.
2th) Business meeting.
it. 00~—-"The America of Today and
Tomorrovy” -- Dr. 'Neweli
Dwight IHillis. Plymouth
Chruch. Brooklyn. N. Y
fullest extent. The lliltlatlontee has;
been reduced for the present, and it
in expected that a large class of 011113 Moderator Christian Swnrtz. ot the
didates will be injured in' the near Democratic meeting on Tuesday ovenn
tuture. ing. who was empowered to the roso~
llltion protesting the appointment of
aAudrew Leary as postmaster. to name
‘a committee to carry on the protests-
tions in Washington. today mode pub-
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LOOKS LIKE SOOOESS
A“ GOETLBHIIIS 0A8; lie lilo appointees. racy are the tol-
‘ lewing: Judge John Keogh. John
EVerything points npw to success in Fountain and Levi Burdlck.'1‘hc date
the matter of bringing John H Goet- or these men’s trip to Washington has
echius from New York to Connecticut not been announced, but it is under-
lfm‘ Will. It is expected that at the stood that they willgo in the near to
continuance of! the trial in New York turo providing a bearing is accorded.
in the new more D‘étectlvo Sergeant rile resolution'a clause. under which
{Ihom’ae motherland ahdfitnte Policy the appointment was made. is as fol-
,tntui Frank Verelll will have such evt- lows: ‘ "
dance as to needed to effect his extrav‘
dltion. trite omciale are now working
‘ on the cello. It was continued at the
Vl‘a‘et hearing to give l‘ch ' an opportut
nity to brodV‘V‘co avid e‘ that Goet-
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appointment and
Resolved. Further. That the chain
men appoint a committee to formally
present this protest and recommende-
tton to tile proper authorities. ‘
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COLON El... ROOSEVELT A'IV‘ BRAZIL.
tll'd‘ burning of his home, the old Cro.
tut mansion in West avenue. in Octo-
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Connecticut troops.
.Aprtl 30.....ch {their not arrive in time to dot
the Naval Militia organization
Captain Hill and other officers who
_. 00,4113“ school orchestra—Con.1iook the Machine to the New Yorkl nouncod later.
\avy Yard Sunday airlvcd home last'
night. The Machine, it is expected,
will be ready to leave for Mexico late
this week. She will be in command
of Commander lteed. formerly of the
U. S. S. Maine. and will have a crew'
that has been transferred from
3 further is being done here by the
econd infantry (Sincere ill the way
of war preparations. Au Adjutant
General Colo has reclved no further
advices from the War Department on
the situation relating to the use of
standstill here. The omcere any that
all that can be 'done in the way or
preparations for a movement of the
troops have been done and there is
nothing to be dorm but wait tor the
word to go. it an Order comes.
dilator Francis C. Marshal. U. S A;
who is inepectongcnerul of the cav-
alry oi thiamtato. says ileu‘could mob
iilze his troops in nine hearts. The
provisional twin) of cavalry. the ot’tli
core of which hut/e already been sold-ct
cd from Troop A..c could be organized
in a short time. in discussing the
-inrobebllltVy oi the Connecticut troops.
being called. officers believe that utter
mehort stay at iNiantie the troops
would be sent to Pensacola, Fla. ‘ ,.
it they ‘ ould be sent by
transport in Vera u2_ to limp t
not in’ on a good deal t the Btu villi
warfare which will be incident to‘ the
Praettl‘cetloa of the country. it they do
the actual
ice our
‘ . missing this is apt to get only one
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that
'Seamen‘s school in Washington. Noth-
-'1‘hlngs are Ct at
in another column of today' a Sentinel.
'The date of the hearing will be am;
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SOOIIT IAAOTEIIS'
SOHOOL SESSION.
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An interesting session of the Scout
I Masters' school was held last evening.
[The school is composed of the Scout
Masters and their neelstanta.
the scout commissioner. Pirio‘
Donald. an instructor.
last night's session was the first!
real business mutating. the purpose of
which is to go over the work that
the scouts are supposed to have cxȤ
plained to them. working
idea that a scout master wants to be‘
familiar With the work himself. before
IIlB can really explain the matter to his
iacoutu.
Tho gentlemeni interested in the
movement have taken title matter up
with a good deal of vim. and the pros-
ports are that it is going to be a very
interesting and successful course.
The intention is to start another
course later on for the benetit of out-
elders who are not. now scout masters.
The course consists of the general
scout; work. and covers the entire
movement.
'The fillowl lug gentlemen were an
Mac
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pointed recently by the council topple,
pure and merit. up plans tor further
r‘l‘t cloth: this line: ‘
,. 'Dr. Lauren M. Allen. Chief Win. R. V
Pennington. Capt... MN" Mauritian. ._
(that. E. Ptdeeon and Albert iii. Winn
Minster.
lit a woman's, sense of humor to
tutti i ll
.Banquet at the Royal James inn
'glltilltls iiilitt
.Castilc, was ititingly celebrated
' banquet. at which nearly 100 meinbcra
and guests were in attendance. it was
the first affair of this kind ever held
by the court and will go down in the
rccmds as an occasion of
under pa
along the
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Marked Fifth Year of Exist-
ence of Organization
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lillilllillllii ADDRESSES
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Heard With Pleasure
The filth anniversary or the found-
nt: of (‘ourt Cecile. Daughters of.
last
light at the Royal James inn with a.
pleasant
memory. All that was necessary to
null-c a successful banquet was pro-
\IiIt‘iI for by the committee in charge
of it and to them great credit is due.
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count TO OONSIOER
sue OF sentient
overseen: PROPERTY
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it .. as announced today that a hear—l
lug will be held before Judge Chat- ‘
I field in the United States district Limp Gas and No Damp Found at
coult Ill Brookly u. N. Y. on May 6. onI
the proposed sale of all the propertyi
of the Sealshlpt Oyster company.l
which owned large plants in this state
and all along the Atlantic coast. antl‘
thus perfect a reorganization of the '
concern ‘
Pierce M Brown and William it.
Hate. the rcceivets oi the company.
appointed acme months Vago have re
ported to the court that in their opln
ion it will be for the best interests of
the creditors and for the shareholders
of the company, if all the concerns
property is disposed of. The receiv-
tors in their report state that a plan
of organization has been atranged by
a committee representing the pre-
ferred stockholders and creditors rep-
resenting a major portion at the coin:
pany's lndehtnessand that this plan
should be accepted.
in accord with these suggestions of
the receivers the court has fixed May
it as the date for a hearing on the
plan. and all persons interested in the
future policy of the Sealshlpt com-
ny- time been uarned to appear at
this hearing
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JAIL IIIMATES STRIKE
BEOAIISE OF SOOO HASH
a... "m
"llAlinAll, April 29.~— Hash rol-
breakfast doep not. suit twenty of the
forty five prisoners in the Haddem
Jail and they have struck
working in the county feldspar qultr
rlee. High Sheriff Thompson has had
the men looked up ill their cells. The
men say ‘the hash served for breekg
fast is near. The sheriff says it tell
good. tootheomc hash, and the men
ought to get tat on it.
the men really do not want to work;
that they expect to take things easy in
jail; breaking stone is too laborious
for them. The feldspar quarry has
.heen opened by the sheriff all 11 mon-
lay-making project for the county and
as a means oi? giving the prisoners
identified dead and probably
more whose death was not reported.
was the
terday and last night in the strike
zone of the SouthernColorado coal
fields.
prominent,
tense fooling today.
still Milli All It
IN TWO PIIBH
till it till Ml ill
lBecause oi the Fight at Forbes, Yesterday. When Seven thine~-- -
Guards and Two Strikers Were
Taken ty State Ottlcials to Prevent Further Trouble
llillili l’lllil till it unto it till it? this
on Stilt units it till the nut
An Hour’ 3 Truce Had Been Agreed to and the Strikers Were NO.
to be Placed U
Bil—Nine
many
DENVER. Cola. April \
result of the lighting yes-
The kiliillil of Major P. l’. Lester. h
physician of \\'alsonburg.
while trying to save the life of a
wounded guardstnan, added to the
Thirty soldiers
who had served in the militia under
\izllor i.c:ltcr forgot their grievance
against the state on account 01‘ not rt.»
cclving back pay, and late last night}
m. at to \\'alsenbnrg to offer their scr-'
strikers.
mine guards and two strikers were.
known to have been killed yesterday.
lapsed state omcials to announce that:
drastic action would have to be taken'
immediately to prevent further blood;
shed. For this work Governor Am-
inone looks to
troops. who now occupy portions of
the strife torn sections of Colorado.
The troops from Fort D. A. Russell...
Wyo., arrived in Cannon City water?
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Killed Drastic Action Will Be
nder Arrest
iccs in am future conflict with the'
The battle at Forbes, where seven!
the United States
and took charge of affairs in
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day,
against '
He says that l
Slllli [lilillilllll
llllllld llll IIII
Bcttom oi Shall 9, of New
River Co liery
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Et‘Cl ES \V'. .April 30. «After 24
hours of exhausting effort Chief Hen
ly and a party of West Virginia mine
inspectors early today reached the bot
tom of shaft No.‘ 5 of the New River
.(lolllcriea Company, where 178 miners
were buried by an explosion that
Tuesday. They found little gas- and
no damp, and expressed the belief
that tonditions were such that some
of the cniombcd miners may still be
alive.
it was annual daybreak when the
news came from the tipple that the
cage'was on its way to the bottom.
The inspection at the bottom was
brief. and the inspectors, who had
worked all night, were hoisted to‘the
top to prepare for the further explor
ution that was to begin as soon as
the rescue men could be taken down.
Chief Henry said he did not'think
the mine was on fire at any point, and
he expected to find some of the men
alllnn
Many ol‘ the mines in the district
totalled yesterday, and the miners and
«their families joined the people of Ec-
clee in their weary watch torrpnewe.
l‘ Governor Hatfield, who returned to
fClierleatou last night is expected here
today, and will personally assume
'charga of the doctors who have hurri-
ed here to carerfor such of tho mun
all may 'he brought out of the mine
alive. /
IIO TIIAE FOONO
III OITV IIALL
"What time is it?" ask visitors to
the (lty l-.tall itlghttiully do they
ask. and as they cook the time. find
it necessary to unit dementia with a
watch or a private clock. There are no
clocks in the city hall save them
placed there individually by the city
officials A movement in underbtood to
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lid on toot to have a system or cloclte
‘ laiy’telled in the city hall to run {by
in ‘t‘ top at the building tor the benefit of will mile the 11 57 e. do
"Il'tiioso bill the street
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liiil Illllllilllll Pilllliil .
Illllllil lillililillll' Villli.
Bridgeport Citizens Semi Pet-
ition Protesting Against
Prohibition
WASHINGTON. April tin—«Senator
\lci an yesterday filed in the Senate:
the petition of Richard E Hoioon ‘
i‘amp, Sons of Veterans, of New Ca- .
naan_ protesting against any change
in the United States Flag. Also the
petition of sundry citizens of Bridge-“j
port, protesting against the pawn”,
0! any prohibition
Representative Kennedy presuntnd
in the House the petition of 150 can
zens if Nuuaatlit'k Valley protesting”
against prohibition leftislation; .
Representative lmnorgnn called at;
the Wm Department yesterday in
presented the pctit on of Edward B
l‘lurk an employee at the Capitol d
Hartford. us! ing on appointment in
til \olllntccr forces in the event one '
war with Mexico.
.‘Jr lturk served more than if) your:
in the regular army, and .Mr. loner»;
gun told the Secretary of War that lit!
heartily ‘recommcnded his appoint-
ment in case a volunteer army was or»
ganizcl.
liorbert Randall Governor of.‘
the Connecticut Society of Mayflower
Descendants“ was a guest, and ad-
tlrtsaed the District Sui lety at their
annual dinner at the Washington Club
on Monthly evening Vlajortionem
W coil wan idle guest of honor.
Mills min a. Lloyd and Miss Dori
othy Mills. of llarttord, were caller!“
,at the ottinc oi Senator McLean you:
iterduy
mu”- ~W
OBEEII BLUES
iOIIOK SHAO
Wettltfisb, tic.
Spanish nlnc’kerrl,
Crokara.‘ 6c,
l‘ialibut, ‘iilc.
Codfltlh 10c.
' Roe shad. lilo. .
(Adm liners Mont and Pr‘rv ‘
100,
eurraAole‘rs ATTENT on
All the Norwulk Suttrliglil
the South Norivalk depot.
Norwalk Chronicler