llWhether your busts
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.
ESTABLISHED 1870
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mirror-on 111‘ 111. south Nomi-n: Pout-Ollie.
u Mull Cllll Hotter.
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Wireless Calls for Aid Heard Early Today (leased Alter an Hour
or Two, But Other Reports State the Vessel is Aground
Six Miles From the Mainland
JAPANESE. [ABiISH Alli AMERIEAN YiSSllS
HASilN ill 3in All] All] SAYE PA’rilABiPS
Carried a Large Number oi,People and a Crew of Over Two Hun-
dred Men. According to Cable Reports
'l‘OKlO, May l.———1‘Wireless calls for received.
assistance from the Pacific mail steam I \mong the passengers on tile Siber-
er Siberia, from San Fi'1unclsro, April in are \lrs. Francis Burton llarrlson
7 for Manila, heard or the .rlapanc (3 wife of the g(l\'—(.il‘ilt)l‘ general of the
coast today, intimated that she 1111s. in Philippine islands, and Mrs John ll.
'i no peril off the coast 01 1101 mesh 1 ltonticrs. wife ol‘ the newly appointed
‘ 'lhe exact nature of the accident has liritish consul ut Manila
not been determined, nor i111\ c any do A The Siberia left \okolronla Apr1127
tails beelr received here up to a into' and Nirltzisaki April ‘37 for Manila. Shel
h1>11r tonight. illad a passenger list of so1entyono
.\11 early 1"epoit said the liner 111111 persons in tho llrst cabin. about fifty
sinking, while a later message (0111 1*) in 1110 second. and four hundred in the,
oil the information that she 11 as ashore sternum-.8111» is in command of Cup-t
six miles off tlro southeast mainland of lain Zreodcr. and carries a crew of
hormone Island. inbuilt. two hundred men,
the Japanese (.01 e1 ninclrt dcsputch- A At a late hour tonl"lrt 11 report was
ed the steamer Kano Morn from lor torrent in Toklo that ihincse pirates
nurse to the soccer of the Siberia as
soon as the news of her trouble 111111
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lliil iHlIR llYiS .. r. ..
111.111.111.211”. on the two lectures to "'3.
given by Jellies W Erwin. of San
Story of How Thirtv seven More 1...... 1...... .1 .1... 1...... 11.11.011.13
Escaped From 63983 is ’(illllT‘Cll on the crcirings of Wednesdayl
and Thursday. May it and 7
These 1
lectures are given in a combination.
Tow “may i°f motion pictures and dissolving
News. The subject of the first lec- '
ivltttilrltb‘, “1., Nov 1 ~- -Rcsuu~'
trlre on \\ édnesday, the (ith‘ Tire Won
"""w'Y" ders and tilorles of (‘alii'ornia.' Ont
rhodies at the foot of the strait iii Mitre Thursday 131 suing. the 7th. "The Lands'l
Ni .1 of the New River (‘oal t‘ornpnrrv, 0,. the Rising Sun “z lapair China'
and todav continued their work of e\- .and the Philippines“
plaratlon in the trope of location all I". made
of the 172 men who it now seems cer-
ci'ews last night assembled
No charge willl
‘ rich entertainment for the town wllr'
lain lost their lives in the explosron “01.0”“, tho coming of professor Er
“‘5' T‘W'd‘k" afternoon. win, her. Mr. Wakelnan, the pastor
.Plllllps were kept going during tho of a“, First Church, says he has seen
night and by dawn the mine was com’ the pictures and heard Professor Er
putatively free of water. The force ,win. and he has yet to see finer pic
of the explosion was so great that
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[EACH R3 ARII A Fine Dinner and finial Fellow-
ship at Clifford Hotel
~WEIUDAY The carriers 11:11.11... of the
iSoutlr Norwalk postoftloe were guests
'of Postmaster flldn'luhd E Crone, at
Thirty eighth Annual ConventionI,if...1:liiiogdenriii‘iiiii..rcmgzsifi8.3::
0" in All-Dav Session at lml§22.£§§f..i;“iiiilf..2°“§§2“..i§ “‘°
Downtown Methodist Church mm m Wm, 1.....11. n... my
‘ .‘nssemhlod shortly after 8 o'clock, din-
thl iPEAKERl‘PliSiAl .
lllllliiSlllil itiPlAS:
Business Meeting and Speeches
This Afternoon
Following was that menu:
Celery Olives _ Radlslree
Cream of Tomato.
Broiled 'ltiue. .
Metre D'Hotet Julienne Potatoes.
Stuffed Vermont Turkey.
current elily.
Fresh Asparagus, Hollandaiee Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. 'l‘urnlpe.
Lettuce and Tomato Salad.
Tutti Frutti.
Angel and Sunshine Cake.
Domi Tassi.
Cigars.
The best of good fellowship
The beautiful spring weather was'
ideal for the thirly~eighth annual cong
vention of the Foirfloid County 'I'caoh-
crs' Association being held today in
South Nor'wulk, and an unusually
large attendance taxed the capacity
of the spacious ilownttlwn '.\i11tliodtsl
Episcopal Church. it was ceilinatod
that nearly 1,1luo teachers xvi-1‘.» in (it1
tcndallcc during the liioi'liirit, session,
and some who were lit‘iil‘flql airiiod
shortil ultcr the noon hour to attend
the continuance beginning at 2 o'clock.
There were two addresses this
morning, as follows: Education and
Locality. by Professor William it. i\’il~
pry.
of the office staff being present. At
the conclusion of the dinner Assist-
ant Postmaster Charles J. Prescott,
11-11.»; called on for some remarks and
he voiced the feelings of those pres-
1'11t and of himself. personally 'for the
toss sustained in consequence of Post-
mastcr (Ir'owe‘s resignation. l'lc. laug-
gontcd that Currier Elhn't W. Clark be
tonstrnaster and Mr, Clark served lit
that capacity as he always does. in
an admirable manner Among those
,11110 spoke were Carriers Clarence to“
111111061 Henry 0. Bailey. , Jesse o.
Seaman Frederick Keeling, Clerks
.John F. Bertram. Richard lroland. liar.
(Continued on twralt‘tb page.)
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'llam H 'i‘rlstrem. Postmaster “one
Of j
$hlcl’l:erson & Stevens excellent din?
Aner being served in the large parlor,
railed during the repust, only members ‘.
‘ry :11. llubbell 11.11 111111111 Carrier 1111- ,
some nonwnLK. court. FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1911
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MERRI,
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1Mrs. Manson A. Merrill Retires
From Principalshlp Alter
Many View of Brilliant
Success
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The important Change Will Be-'
come Effective Today
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A, An important change in the business
'life of the city takes place today in
the retirement of Mrs. 'Msneon Arthur
Merrill, founder and principal of the
Merrill Schools. The passing of the
management and principalship was
consummated this morning and the
colleges are now in possession of New-
ton A. Fulton, a gentleman experienc-
cd in business college work. "Fire lo-
cal college has become one or" our rim.
portrtnt educational institutions and
tlrcro is no doubt but what the new
(t‘ontlntled on Second Panel
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Fair Tonight and Saturday.
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Truce Declared Between the
Huerta Pending the Report of
\.
All) iMPRflYL
«The charter you look '
back the quicker you
won’t get: there.
«Most of the public
benefactors you read
about are making 5
money.--C. D. N. '
'rwo CENTS,
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United States Government. sol .»
the South American Enveys I i '
on Permanent Peace in the Republic if Possible
Elfllflillflli ii llilA Bill
Transports Which Took Troops Returning to Galveston, and Re-
fences are Bound
For New Orleans
WASHINGTON, May 1.—-'I‘o what
extent. lutermedlallon between the
Limited States and Huerta. would be
affected by a refusal of the Carranza
element to suspend military opera-
tions against Huerta pending media-
tion, was the chief question confront-
ing the South American mediators
when they resumed their sessions at
the Argentine lcgation today.
The midnight conference between
the mediators: and Secretary Brynn
lasting for more than two hours, had
1-'slnlllislicti definitely that the United
States and iiuerta would suspend mill-
1111'1' operations the 0an reservation
. W
SALOON SHOOTER- UP“
UNDER HEAVY BONDS,
W
ILAILTI‘QEQL May 1. «Gestapo Buf— '
fantino,tl1e Front street low eler, who
. 11 out into a saloon on that street just
talks.
from rr'ny suspension of hostilities be
tween trim and the Mexican rodent
made by the United States being‘that
it should be at liberty to repel any at-
But Carranza still held aloof
. 1
forces. All efforts. therefore, were di-
rected to have the truce include the
warring elements in northern Mexico.
as well as those of the United States
'and Huerta.
The work of the mediators, it was
learned in authoritative quarters,
would proceed steadily, no matter
what the final attitude of Commit:
(Continued on Third Page)
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NUMINAI
ANDREW EARY
'Name New Goes Before the Sen-
ate for Confirmation
.Prealdent Wilson, according to a
All interpreted ill bro1idini£1desp|tch received from Walhlnptorl, ,that he was going to move only a fowf (Adv)
D. 0., this afternoon. hu included in
the Connecticut appointments cent to
e1 ning Sentlne
the Senate for conflrmnlou the hum
,of Andrew Leary, as postmaster 0
South Norwalk Conn” The nomina
tlon will be referred to the eme '
addressed the men and said that it!
would be very strange. to tune been.
associated with the postal employees!
for more than fourteen years and not
tool it keenly to never there necrosis-l
lions. During all that time he could;
not remember of any discord betweeni
men and postmaster and he eiwnis‘
felt that his associates were back of
,him in giving the best peeslble Ber-i
121.121.1112:1:11:11 21:21:11.1. ..
Y fishes spinech tomatoes parsley. on
He expressed the trope that the friend-1
strips thus formed would be lasting'l “We“ sweet potatoes
' We deliver on Sutuldnv.
liners Meat and Prov. Co.
M“
Small smokedshoulder. 15c. “
Lamb chops, 1'! 1-21: to 21c.
thumb stew, 1011.
Pet roast, no hone. lt‘rc.
Rib reset from lilo-22c.
'lloust veal, lie-20c.
Veal chops, lilo-22c.
Roasting chickens. 25c.
Stewing fowl. 200.
Celery llearts. rhubarb asparagus.
doors up the street and he wanted‘
them to be no good friends of The Eve
the they had been to him 100“ BE‘TE“ UP‘
By filo enthusiastic applause which
DY TWO OTHERS
ifoilowed they showed their lntentlonl
of retaining their pleasant relations. I ——-—---
'lhe men extended the postmaster n‘
f
‘before midnight last night and began
,pollce court today until May 9, under
,11 bond of $1.000.
;entered a plea of not guilty.
'eharged with assaulting
.had been offered his wife.
‘ slno‘s body and another
Energetic Head of Department 2....
inspects and investigates 0011- 1,.
ditions, Orders improve-
merits Where Necessary
to shoot up the place. was held in
He was charged
with assault with intent to kill and
Bufferi-
lino is the husband of Mrs. Rosie But-
fanlino. who was in court yesterday
Paulo Cor-
slno. The police believe that Button-
lino‘s motive for the shooting was to
avenge the insult which he believed
it was in
Corslno's salon that Buffanllno did his
shooting. He had a revolver in each
hand and two bullets lodged in Cor-
man was
slightly hurt. Corsino's condition is
not considered serious today. When
Brigantine fled the saloon a crowd put
cii't‘lse and he continued his fusillade.
“Some of the cellars in the city I'm
in a frightful condition," stated Chief
George \V. Bogardue of the Fire Dev/47'
partment this morning, "and if a fire
should break out in them I cannot de-
termine how we would ever make,"
much progress in fighting it. I out
going around now investigating undf
inspecting the cellars, some of than"
for the third time, it will be the last»
1isit for some."
The chief is ordering the Storekeepo
ore and factory trends to closeout
their basement-1. or to pines them in
masses of earth and rock were dislodg‘
on add the galleries choked. It may be
itilres or to hear a more polished lee-
turer. Aside from the pictures the
matter presented ill highly instructive,
prlate committee for consideration.
No further development. have oe-
1'ote of thanks for his courtesy andi
days before the «lead 1111111 been recov— Here is a word from the clergy
9"9‘1- where the pictures have been shown:
, 'i‘hlrty-neven "miners. employed in Robert Mac Donald of the Washing-
D'i'o. 6 when the explosion occurred,
ton— Avenue Baptist church of Brook-
lyn, "l have nothing but the loudest
praise for Mr. Erwin'e illustrated lec~
turep. They are the most instruotivo
and richly entertaining picture talks
I have e1er heard." Rev. A. Edwin
Keigwln,D D. West End Prosbyterinn'
church, N Y. City. "The travel lec-'
turns of Mr. Erwin are surpassed byl
nothing in ever heard. lite pictureer
are superb. and the manner and mat-
ter of the lectures fascinating. Edu i‘
enters are equally loud in the praise
of these lectures.” Dr. Elmer Elle
worth iBrown, chancellor of the New
York Unlveraltv and formerly U. 8..
commissioner ,0 education. "I can
speak of these illustrated lectures in
owe their lives to the courage of 11
little boy, Davy Buckhenuon. n trapper
.boy. and the resourcefulness of the
fire hose, A. P. Burdies. Davy heard
the explosion in No. 6 and like 1111
miners, knew the after damp‘would
11m sweep the workings of No. 6.
{Without thought of himself and not
knowing how soon the. dust in No. 11
would let go, he ran along the gallery,
shouting 11 warning at the mouth of
every room. The men ran to the main
Entry, where the fire hose. quickly
ethered them at the underground
I storehouse. There ire distributed brut-
Itlce cloth, and directing them to o.
more for from the entry connecting
‘witlr No. 6 showed them how to build the highest terms and without (want
9. wall that would 911,111 out tire gases, ligation and stroll be glad to do so
,lAfter three hours of anxious whiting. ‘w‘hengnr‘ opportunity Allende. The'
, the imprisoned men were found by e. Dentinol has my“ requested 1,; 3mm
grenade 111.111 headed by Dilberintendont 'thet children under fourteen years of
, ”linemen Donaldson, who piloted than...” will not be admitted “1353 ac.
to safety. ‘oompnnled by adults. ‘
mNow Pictorial Review Fashion
Book now on sale ztio Free pattern
Moirlth each book. Better than prior.
Y Donneily'e 1
and 11111 1111111111.... ribs of
.. 1011’ boot, spring in‘ .
‘pf mail! 1111: 110111.111 ii‘it‘ill
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"[1- 113 you 1.0011le FOR
1 , punt. 'rvr-
{11. Lane; consolation. Miss Margaret'
, CurtillJ Marriott Odell; IDonatello. Odell.
curred u to the protest filed by local 1"“ for home after gm” ”smut"
Democrats over the appointment of Crows ""98 hearty cheers ,
Mr. Leary. A Those present as loutmester
L‘rowe's guests were1Aesintrurt Post-
master Charles J Prescott. Clerks
"'88 OBEY-L ENTERTAIHSE John F. Bertram Herbert W. Duke
Hill "'88 lANEi 'Frenk 13 Field Harry M. Hairball,
Richard if. Ireland. *Hornce (l. Ferris.
‘11 Dan Keywotth, Substitute Clerk
Mien Cornelia Odell entertained Di» William H o' Ham Carriers Frederick
teen of her friends at her home, on ,Kentiug. George 11. Hunter. Henry 0
11ml avenue. yesterday afternoon. in Bailey Edward 11 Mcfldwpn. James
‘honor of the enensement of Miss Mar-:11 Haniord. Edwin L Hartford Elbert
“ml Wm “161101189 was very met-Aw 1111111 Julian 11 Main. Jesse o
tily decorated. the general color of- Seaman. Clarence Isl. Crofoot. Subnti
feet being yellow and green. Auction trite Carriers Vincent M Costello.
was played during the afternoon with Fred 1v Hoyt. John F. llyrnee, Rural“
1““ ”“29 “mm“ “5 “110W“ First. Currier William H Trlutram and erro-
M'H" Gwm'“ Wolfe, second Mrs. 3" etituto Rural Carrier [Jester Trletrum.
liubboll. Late in life afternoon 11 dutn- 1
-ty pepper was served litter which Mine' (WHY 1,000 0033“ '
Lane was given, o. miedettuneoud show- ‘ 1‘35 “ENSTEYYED
er. She received many beautiful trifle,
At the copper table clutter: and yellow
At. the close of ones 01111. yester-
day. there 1.111.111... reg! ered at the
town clerk's allies 1.013 dogs. leaving
me. 111111111111 11111 deoorstleue 11nd
‘oDDi'oxllnetely 500 111.1111. Where will
w,
1
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ml. 111.1 lied e rose at per plate. .
Fallout“ in the ‘lilt of those who
were 11.11.1111 dire. 11111.... C”. Wheel.
or, Mrs. F. A. Lone, Mrs. Mun-tire
Odell, Mrs. Frank .1. Montana, Mrs.
Arthur (2.1101111. Mrs. John it}. Paton.“
Misses Margaret Irene. Auguste Dibble.
Lotta Crammer. Georgie. Wolfe. Mun'
amt. Hubbub, Flor-rte K oily. Mat 0.
oral” on additional dollar as penalty.
W11 Clerk Smith will keep the office
on 11111:: e ’eioek tonight to accom-
mounts these who cannot not around
during the daythue. Announcement tr
' “or... mastitis of: the Directors of
here to secure licensee for by today;
ciao made that besinniu‘é' tomorrow.
. . . til ,
Ilow hudlv two cows can injure a
third can only be imagined after 11
description of the w'.re1lilng What
would induce a couple of bovines to
so seriously tackle another cannot be
imagined.
Up in Upper Norwnlk just outside
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i
the cit1,t11‘o cows, owned by Mr and .'
Mrs P. W. Brooks. of the West Rocks
road, Were pantured in a large field.
In the adjoining lot was a cow owned
by a. man named Murphy, living in
Center; avenue. to sortie manner the
fence was knocked down and the cows
all pustured for a few minutes in the
some field field. Then the trouble be.
gen. :
When the Brooks COWS trod flhlsbed‘
with the Murphy bovine, the letter wow
9. wreck. 011e, horn was (broken on
short and there were gushes and brute.
ing and kicking‘ of the two hostile
.caltle. ,
Dr Frank L. Olmstend veterinary
surgeon,
as all over her body made by the gor- ‘
was called and he found a .
busy time in repairing the damage.
wrought.
FREE. LECTURE.
. “The End of the, World. ” by W. E.
Van Amburzh an able business 1111111
and inpturer, of New York city, in Red
Men’s Hell, 80 Norwelk, Sunday at 3
p. in. A indolent program of unusual
excellence will pr. cede r a. lecture.
1T0" 5113 2
on the street, shooting at poliCemen
and into the crowd, but without dam—
age. The man pirt 11p :1 desperate
resistance when he was finally down-
ed.
~FRESH CALVES' LIVER, 30¢~32c.
Native milk ted veal from 160 up.
eminl l’rcsh hams, 2013.
[Fresh shoulders. 16c.
Small fresh pork.
Leg of mutton, 160.
Small genuine spring legs of lamb.
Armour's sugar cured home. 190 to.
Small picnics. 151:.
Native fancy roasting chickens,i
25cA28c.
Fowls. 221: lb.
fleet heavy corn fed beef.
(Strictly fresh eggs.‘ Joe.
Creamery butter. 35c
tswil't's Premium oleomarrarlne, 25¢
fleet. calves and lamb tongues.
Everything in groceries and pickled
1300115. . i
Fre‘isll vegetables. , ‘
CHAHNOK 3 11111111111111
North Main St.
a...”
'.Mll LUPRANDSUES .
' « fill. WADSWORTH
Michael 1.1.1.1111. through hill otter»
trey, Judge Joseph 11.1.1101, has
brought suit for 3300 against Dr. Alvtn
D. Wademrth 1... damages to his wo~
gen and injuries to his driver in the
recent collision between the doctor-'11
-11uto and Mr. Lubreuo'd wagon. Pe-
more in the case Were served‘todey by
'
,Cenetehie Scalpel C. lroiund.
i
better order. so that in the event of
fire the department could work tov
good advantage. ‘in some cellars
there is such an accumulation of truck, .
that one can hardly get around, and! '
in a. tow getting around is impossible..
mold the chief.
General efficiency is what. Chief B011. .
‘ garden is'seeklng. It has marked my
campaign from the first and the cou-
ditlons throughout the city are helm: ‘
finproved. There is a greater system
throughout now than there ova 11‘
been and the citizens are beginning £01
appreciate the good that in being (10119....
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'» Choice 'fowle, 16c lb.
Lamb c'holle.hltlc.
Legs lamb. 1811.
Fresh shoulders. 160.
(‘orn rile-of. no bone 14c.
Butterhle, 200-“ -...'lc. .1 ,.
.10 here soup 2511. ‘
. All kinds fish
Cheapest piece to buy your Blur
dinner
. .
mew YORK elenkm‘i‘
11:1 Washington 1
, ”um—u...
-—CARD or THANK‘e.
The, undersigned wish
their friends for the. :- kindne
the sickness and death
Kellogg.
Milt
(Adv)
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111m Stereos. '
Norwalk Chronicler