skinny, MAY 1.1911
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Ann—7
7i
Wants!‘
ll
Classified
For Sale.
Professional Cards, ‘
Miscellaneous
“Ads”——-—
Business and
and
To Let,
Three Times, 50c.
Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
ChASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less 25c;
face or Caps, Double Price.
In Black-
WANTED I
TO Lair |
WANTED~—]1‘Oit 'i‘lii/i SUM/MICK,
out- or two furnished rooms, suitable
i’or light housekeeping \Vtiio or tele-
phone at once i). .iiull. South Nor
11:1ll1. 1111 it
WANTED~I1‘.\MII.Y
small house. desire absolutely 11111111111-
Lt'lll pcnerai hotiSOWOI'k maid: no
In'ashinu. \‘I'agcs no object. it' right
person found. Phone 1317. 1111 21‘
INSURANCE MEN.
small as well as larger towns, all
111 spine tithe, sell Olll combined :l(.-
(-idcnt, ltealtlt and natural death .1101 ”l
ity.1\lost liberal of totia1. Energetic
linen desiring an agency. liberal colu-
dttlssioll 11nd colletini: interest ghen.
Oi" 'l‘liillClC,
I
Address with hat'tiulars, l’. O. iioxl
31.7.3, Boston, Mass. I
WANTED-GIRL FOR Gl} NE R’AL‘
housework in family of two 0. Refer- l
e'u-t-s. inquire 3i Bayview Ave 8.
0.30 3t'
STENOGRAPHER WITH SOME
it'towied-ge of bookkeeping to assist on
hooks. State age, experience and sal-
ary wanted to start. Address 0., care|
iS-antiuel. 1130 it
.—...-~~-——-——’——~—-—-——-——-————g
LIVE BOYS WANTED!» T
.we want a few live boys to soil
the Metropolitan itt your town. Pleas-
ant and profitable work after school
hours. No capital required. We send
you first order free. Other boys are
making money. so can you. Be the
nit'st in your town. Write today. lloy
”Sales Dept, Metropolitan Magazine,
4-12 Fourth Ave. New York. 112:! RH
WANTED—~CHANCE TO DO YOUR
cleaning by the Vacuum process.
Needn't disarran-ge the house. Prices
parsonablc. Work guaranteed. E, P.
tuliddlebrook, 21 Adams Ave.
fl'itli.
WANTED-«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid thra prices for fat calves.
86.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 if
Phone 3
1127 151i
TO LET—A-Nl'IW 'l‘WIl l".\.\lll.Y
house. \‘I'oodwat'd Ave; all improve-
11tcats. Sinquire United iit'occry (to.
01 W .Wilcox. aiill It"
To LET-«FROM JUNE lS'i‘, SIX-
11oom l'lal, hard wood floors and all
ittt/provctncnts. 11‘, ll. Fitch, grocer.
118 South Main 'St. 1111 11'
T0 LET—FURNiSllEl) itOOM,'
Ilrsl floor, to right. all improve
1111111116. Use or telephone. inquire
”120 Washington St. Gentleman pre-'
l‘crred. ' 1130 if
To LET—«ON WOODWARD AVE ,Si
1',100ms bath stationary tubs, all int-1
provemeuts. inquire 9 Elizabeth St.
l’honc i249-‘3, 1130 ti
I
To LET-~ElGHfl‘ ROOM liOU-SE,‘
haprovements, High 'St.; also fourl
1',ootns \\'11st Cedar St. inquire Mrs.
.'\i'. E Magnet North Taylor Ave.
i’ltone i217-‘ 1. 1130 iii
T0 LET/Al, -I AND 5 ROOMS, CEN-
truily located. inquire 76 Washing-
ton St. 11:39 (it
To LET—«ti ROOM CO'l‘TAtiE iN
Meadow 81.; all improvements; rent
$14. Apply 11), M, 'l‘olles, South Nor-
walk. 1129 St
To LET F'Illfl ROOMS, itEN'l‘
reasonable, good location. 1<‘. lioppc,
35 Cove Ave, East Norwalk. 1127 St
To LET—15 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
dcu and a aunt/her of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave. inquire Mrs, 11. TM-
lov, 102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
1165-5. 1118 ti
LOST
LOST-«BETWEEN (illl‘SON COURT
and High School, a gold brooch, one
small pearl. Reward for return to l
(Iibspn Court. 1111 ll
LOST—Prim Ol" EYE GLASSES.
between St. Joseph's Church and
lloyt's Theatre. Finder please re-
turn to 'South Norwnlk Fruit and
Flower Shop, 1111 ll
BUSINESS NOT’fCEs
DRE-SSMAKING DONE AT :REA'S-
unable prices. IShlrt :waists a special-
ty. Miss Gilbert, 24 Franklin St.
1130 3t
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Painters’ supplies. Wall on-
per, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. 'l‘rlal or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. nil/i hf
NOTICE.
i have it at last. 'Witat'! Tip for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
[Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. St. Phone 1106-12 or 378
7L._._'...
Apple 1'1er Trimmed
Beaupain Saunders
ARBO ljlctlLTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
”John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and anti
mates for that job of inside or outside
' painting or paper/hunting that you will
have done 11111119111113. A postal will
bring samples-to you. Personal ution-
tion to all work. ‘ ' 1
a BURRITT AVE '_ PHONE CON.
WW
The New Science
‘ ‘ DEFlNITlON OF OHIHOI‘RAOTIC.
chiropractic is the definition of 111;
cones of the disease/and. the a
..adiuating the rain Disease
ed by a wrench, lad -
use bani: 1111:1111 if done chudnood
1 thorns 111111111 dnorvosandmluén‘,1, 3
W‘li' in in fitinerant: or
.. l .
‘ disease and pain, health is restored
til it hurts airing the nerve sys-
1...!llttmale troubles
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'1"!le
anon]!
mnwnn'm—L
amino Under-Ion?
collation all nth.
cold. no
repaired. Rental 50
per month. Hooliln
Id at 05 not mm:
W boon. tumfimmu"
VC-
“import. Conn.
0
You are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That's natural. '
Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
You need some odlustments,
That's evident)!
Better start today.
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That‘s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthel. l). (3.
That's important.
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That’s all. , ..
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
7,11. s M
m. to 5 pm.
Spinal Analysis Free
t Address E.
63 Meadow 8t, 'Bouth Norwalir,
107‘ Atlantic 8h. Stamford, 9 a.
FOR SALE
BABY CHICKSw lI \itlil/l 1) HOURS,
it, 1. Beds, Whllt Leghoras, 1311 each.
Plans for hatching. Nicholle, 21 l/Itliic
Ave. TI‘I, illIi-ll. ml '11
FOR SALEV-wiS-ldiltl'i‘ lltllflilJ'Z
11nd whalebout 'luunclt, 3 it. 1‘, en-
gine. First-class condition. Will sell
reasonably. \\‘. .I. Mciluah, 1111 It
FOR SALE. SATURDAY, AT 2:30
1p. 111.. at ilavumlgh's Storage, Watct
SL. second-hand furniture, consisting
of kitchen and gas ranges, tables,
chairs, etc. 1111 ii
FOR SALE ... Si‘iiAii’iii/‘RRYEW
plants, 60 cents a hundred. Black cup
Raspberry plants, 50 Cents a (107.11]
F. Knorn
East Norwulk. 11.10
FOR SALE—4mm i'OITNtl
hog, 225 lbs. Mrs. 11). Nolan.
near depot. it. P. i). iloute Ill}. 1129
FOR SALE OR RENT-11ARGE
and commodious house, 12 diuviland
‘St.; easy terms.
Co. mnr28 tf
Rhododendrons (10c
Flowers, chclunblc Seeds and
Hardy Stuff.
Cunco’s
Tel. 372-12. 7 Railroad Ave.
Know 'lhyself
WORKMEN' S COMPENSATION
LIABILITY. HEALTH, ACCIDEN‘I‘
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample tollcy.
C. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND TEAL ESTATE
165 Washington street,
South 'Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 345.
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
TELEPHONE . . . . ”65-2
.1........
Why Suffer?
With that terrible headache,
is always a care
that convincing of its wonderful
suits?
Get a 3 ozslar,
glst’s today, or write Kelley Whitney
Extract 00.. Poatolilce Inn); 461. city.
Semi for free attitude.
1,.
Sell the Farm
‘ You dost ”With Not the
you do thlmmh the
Form Agency
Thousands of unic- everywhere more right
met and». No advance fee redo trod '
, fly for the Italian blank. and free book
How To Bun Your. “our.
11.} A; 3313111 ma horror
«Wimlfiifizl'y ”fins
1
New, England 1115111111 Dinner
" Unmb Frloasseo
German 11111311111111
Arthur Waidro
District Manager
out at the three blocks 61
notes 11111 sold 11 the N. Y.
H R. R
till Myrtle St. l
M.
I
HT ‘1
Wilton, '
31'
For further partlcu-'
1111's Inquire (‘1. Swartz. Old Well Clgar‘
.\ll
Wm. H. Guthrie.
tooth-
ache or coughs, colds, catart'h, neural-
gia, sore throat, rheumatism, sore feet,
burns, bruises, plies or other .niintents,
when one application of that marvel-
ous remedy. "ilealine." will give imme-
dalte relief. and with constant use it}
We have sold 1,5110 jars of dieaihto
in the City of Norwalk alone, Isn't
“3‘
.1111. at your drug-
ll
UT RM ‘HOAD BWOK '
company only the 1111111“
New York,1New Haven and .
Tl ' "
NU cit
Notice is hweby given to every per-
son interested by reason of his land
being taken or heneilicd by the pro-
posed layout and.chungt~ of grade of
Semiew avenue from the south 1nd of
l‘ as! avenue so callctl,1muthetl,v to the
Junction at said Snuvi 1.1111. 11111111111 with
First slrett and to layout and cltungr
the grade of said First stt'cu 11111111 Its
raid junction with Seavicw 11111111110
oastt 1'ly to Gregory lilllllcVilitl, and to
designate bttildittl; lillt’r‘. 1111 both sides
of Scavit w avenue from tin» :1til south
end 111” lj‘ast avenue, sautbctiy to sail
lunttlon cl Stwatvie'
li‘irst sir,th and also 1111 both sides oi
1311,11 11111-111 Irma its said juntatzitot
11 till Set'uch avenue, (11 1st to 111111.111. y 1
Illt"
lionlct",atd that 8. 11111111111: or
(‘ouucil of this t‘ily will be held at
the (‘ouncil (Thumb/rs. 17in ll;,tll
'l'ui-sduy evening, May l2: tall, at \‘1
c‘c,lock witch said t‘ouucil will ltcar
all obhwtions to sit/h (haunt-
and it; i
the descriptive. survey of said layout.‘ f.
change and grades and to illt' rail-i ,
mate and appraisal of benefits 111' darn-1 3,
ages. as the case may I111,111sultlua or
act: r aim; to any person o1 poisons 1111111
lilo taking of land for public use Mom
said or from such changes: and willI
also hear all persons intct'111sttd In
rtlation to the llt‘(I\]1iilll(‘I‘ of the re-
port, in whole or in part, submitted
by the '(‘ontmittee of it‘rccholdrs ap-
pointed to make such changes in :aid
westerly iltu1 and designate building'
line and in regard to any modifications ,
of such r:-.1port
lluttul at Nort'alk,
lilll.
JOSEPH
(‘111111.. May isl.
J. l.l.\'X\'~ EHJCR.
('liy
.‘lct'lt.
i
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
1 Dorian House
' (Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
'Shorc Dinners and All Kinds’
John E. O'Sullivan.
Prop.
Warm weather and other
home needs.
, 1'tt'
1
Vols Ntlptha Laundry Scap.
l lllcakcs ..... t ......... 1 ...... 39c.
Ila' Wood Lawn Rakes ......... 29c
idac Galvanized Wash Tabs 491'.
Si: - i‘o', per Nickel Plated 'lt-a
Kettles ”9f. ................ 931;
:‘1 ply Garden Hose. guaranteed for
season we ft
t-‘S
$1.00 l1‘our Foot llaudy Stop Lad-
ders ......................... 69c
171' Large Size Lamp l‘himneys .. '40
1Extcusion \‘I'ludoy Screens 111 inch-
es high 3:. inches long ........ 191:
$2.30 Square Willow (‘lothes ilamp-
111's ......................... $1.98
\‘I'urrantrd Lawn Mowers ii inch
blades ....................... $1.89
7911 Oil Stoves with two flat
avlcks ......................... 53c
3391' Round Tia Wash lioilera
211:
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washlnpton 51..
South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-.2 Prompt Dollvory.
11111111111 with said. 1,
(MI
of Sea Food Cooked I
to Order. ,
3 With that situation In hand the nte- prisoners from ancient
' rapidly as possible.”
01111111111 luv am
courucr turn liliEllTl
(Continued from First Page.)
V.
' was on the question of nrmitice, al
though an adverse decision by him ban flag, at ’l‘ampko, scarcely served has been relieved as chief of police
Edward
Admiral Mayo Stadiums, of the §eventh infantry.-
The “‘3' wood take no official note of the luci- Governor Kerr is p ‘anning to 1111 catah
(““0” are still hopeful that the 0“ dent although other foreign warships ilsh the police force 11 till Mexicans
tire subject, including the internal at the port might demand that the under a chief former] 1: in the Mexican
Mexican ”we may he ”(might within rebels refrain front interior-once with secret service,
would necessarily restrict the interme-
diatton to the main issue between the
United States and ilnorta.
their deliberations, but, it not it Is
of the Tamplco flog incident on which
“President Wilsons action was 111111
fied by Congress; the landing oi Ameri-
90 Washingtr n
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, PER L5,,
You can't afford to overlap. the bat-,3
ANDREW DA‘i’
Street Phone 410
27c.
SATURDAY o NLV. “
Pilots made 1
South N 1:11'1'1'all/z
"K.
PEACHES. large can, 151:.
'1
1
Hood Corn, 1.1'1' can. Tc.
(load l’t-as, per can, 81-.
RICE, L3,, 5c. GEM JAM. 3 jars,'25c. i .10 8. AND H. STAMPS wrm
. 1 Atlas lilue, l-I lb. be); .......... 101:,
Small white Iratey'a Borax { Alias licrax. 12 lb. box ....... 101: I
BEANS, LB., 6c. 'SOAP, 7 cakes, 250. ‘, Atlas i‘otas-lt, lunar can 100
. , Atlas 'l‘aplocu, largo plot. ....... 100 .
Imported ' ”(try/51,11 [grand Atlas \‘I'ushlug: Fluid ..... , ...... 10c
LIMA BEANS- 1.3.. 96- ' SAL 5111.11.19. page to. 0111 111111-11 (3111'11111-1111' ............ 10c
, i--I lb, ran l’u1e lll‘lt'lt i’epp/er .. 10c
Atlas Brand i fix: eio itabbitt's Cleanser, ...... 3 cans 14c
BEANS, 3 lb. can. 121;. 1 2A1T1Lil‘ SOAP. 3 cams t°- 111110111113 11; 11:1. 1111111111 ........ 101;
-—-—-————--—-—----l “‘1” "a“ ‘01- noun-11111; Salad on. in. 11111. . 2%
CALIFORNIA ' ”—“W 11111111 111111111- 3 targ: was 141: "
Lemon Cling Atlca Brand Pure 1,
CATSUP, 16 oz. bot, 151:,
No. 2 Tomato: 3,
Heat Teas, (icy/ion.
or iii.
.100 s. and H. Stamps Free.
Oblong, Mixed
ll., l'l)~ .................. 70c .
h‘c,
per can, Very fine Teas, (‘1',1'1011, Oslomg,
Mixed or E. It. ........ . ..... 1 50¢
111'1111-11 coax 11.111111 5, 111111- .111; ........................ 5c 9 60 s. and 1-1. Stamps Free,
'Very fittest Blend Coffee, lb. 35¢
Hawaiian Pineapple itt slices. per can ........ . ..... . ....... 15c 30 S. and H, Stamps Free.
Alias iirnnd Tomatoes, the best ................ 2 cans for 25C , ‘
- , Atlas ilt'and Cocoa, 1-2 lb. can .. 20c
‘ t‘alil‘ornlu llat'tlett i‘ears, No, 2 1-2 can ..................... 20c 20 S, and H. Stamps Free,
diators, today looked for a rcplv to
the armltice ptoposal sent to tatran
za. Unless he ettt'ed into 11 truce
with Huerta, 11 111111 felt that the [my
ditltion attempt for .Ilte present 11cc
essarlly would be confined to the uti-
jtlstntent o. dinorences between Huer-
ta and the lnltcd States to the ex
clusion 01‘ Mexican pressing uttetna
Iionul tllflli attics t‘ onstltttttonutist
offltiala in El i’aso nssy‘l‘itlli t'arran
zo's teply plainly was forecast in or-
ders for a tonccuttatcd rebel 1111111111
011 Tatupico. The em'ovs. neverthe-
less, have not abandoned the 1111111 (11
settling the entire“: Mexican problem.
liuertus attitude on the question 01
an armltice between his umertuunnt
and the northern rebels also was a
factor to be, considered. lion e1 cr, it
was generally believed that upon the
stand Carranza took on the truce ptop
ositlon would hinge the question oi
whether the envoys would be able to
go into the broad field of “all parties
at interest in the pronicm of the pa-
eii’lcation of \lmico and the adulat-
meat of the differences bctwoett \lcxi-
co and the l‘nited States" 'i‘h u was
their proposal in their offer ol ‘good
offices" to tht1 relul chief ills accept.-
ance expressed thanks to the emoy;
for their attempt to adjust the "(litter-
ences between Mexico and the United
States."
republic's international strife.
The envoys resumed their sessions
today after a late night meeting, and
Secretary Bryan expressed belief that
the negotiations would proceed “as
Unofficial re-
ports that i)r, Edward Ryan. an Amer-
ican government employee looking af-
ter refugees, was to be executed as a
spy in Mexico (‘lty. caused no hitch
in the diplomats' ettorts.
representations were made in Dr. Ry-
an‘s behalf. and otheials here de'lar-
him were absurd.
i The attack of t‘ottstltutlonalista on
the Ward liner antitla, under the (311
to create a flutter in oiilcial circles.
it was said Itcard
tibmmcrce. The Constitutionalist oi’ii
l/‘t'ec delivery to all l'urts of town,
S.
and ii. Stamps to all with all
to phone and mail orders.
("astiilo de
San Juan de Utah. The old bastile is
to be renovated and utilized as a na-
val arsenal.
The routine of taking 0101' the litter-
ta gmernnteut‘s ollltlal business in
Washington was completed at the
Spanish embass1 tod111 Under secre
taries and (lcrks who remained here
after the departure of Mexico I harze
Algata I'or Toronto to l1a1e removed to
the Spanish cmlytssy.
Disposition of mail for points in
Mexico was taken up with the Now
Department by licar \dmiral lladgcr
who said mail for \lexico City and
low 11s oulside \cra t‘rtw. had been for-
\HII‘dL‘tl to iiucl'las tunitall or distrib-
ution The temporary postmaster.
Arimital Hiltl'Pi slated has mail for
northern .\i11\'i111,but it is impossible
to semi it. as that pot1ion of tht
country is under tilllii‘Ol of (‘arrattza
'ilrigadier General 1- 1111511111 has fol
lowed in general the scheme of gar-
risoaiug adopted by the 111113;, but in
stead of centering all provost work
the city has been divided into dis-
tritts in whith each regimental com-
mander will appoint his own pr'totoit
who will be responsible 1or minor ai-
fairs.
A provost commission has been 111.1111
ed to try the more serious cases.
members of this commission
infantry; Captain Constant (,‘ordiet‘, of
the Fourth infantry, and Captain Er-
ickson of the lilth 'ini‘antry.
Charles ll. Stewart,
treasurer,
Customs Collector Ascavrana
meat. which, with 320,000 pesos i=1
stamps already located, shows the ac-
tual state of the treasury to”
which recently
In gold coin.
smuggle the gold from the country
Lieutenant Anton Foster of the any
lie was succeeded by Majors:
The city is quiet.
vessels from delivering supplies to the al necessary offense to the natives.
Federals at Tantplco.
wane the world s attention was fo-
1, Tran-Porto Sail for GaIVooton
1l‘ortv- two refugees who arrived lost'
can NN‘GB 9"- VET“ CW and other cussed on the effmts to settle the Max' night on the Ireland steamer Illriatm,
issues.
international complications
,. dinerta it with announced, its
copied proposals 0
in
.j WAQHINGTON Mar 11WWltll the and navy went ahead with
declaration of a truce between Huerta tions for eventualitles and marked par
load the nationalities sorernment. in- grass was made in work among
torest today in 111111111- camnza, the refugees landed 1111111111111 $1,111.11
1nd bank rebel chief, Would resolve himself in- and those still remaining in Mexico“ aliens from "Puerto Mexico
oday tho/tattle keystone of a diplomatic arch Reportsuthat Artist/loans rapidly were _
' so zones at 11111111111111 and
ere ,wlio 11.111111111111111 today The nionteroy will
”rid
dean trouble by diploma/1y, the army from Faerie Mexico were transferred
prepara- to the steamer Montarey, 11 ll1"ll steam~
anchored outside the harbor late
the in the evening to await the arrival of
tie the transport Hanctmk with other ref
The Hancock arrivad on
trees to clear tattoctho reiugess to New Orleans
at 1111111111
All of the
The
are
NO mention was made 01' “‘9 [lieutenant Colonel Taugcrtm‘ the 28th
American city
has obtained from former
some
40,000 pesos belonging to the govern
date,
Vigorous Twenty—seven thousand pesos of the
money obtained from Ascarraga was
was
ed that accusationsoi spying against taken from ,1, B. Meyrnnug, American
who it was alleged was attempting to
All soldiers are
assumed they 3”“ M“ ””9““ 1° the cars explained their attack by assert held to the barracks totapnrar'lly, with
adjustment or ““5 confllch growing 1"“ lag they proposed to prevent merchant the idea of not giving more than actu-
a barber
transient” her puss
steamer Dictators hasn-
from the 111111111111 11111
purchases. Special attention given ‘
Many Americans Yet in Mexico City”
WASHINGTON, May l.——Uonsul
Canada. at Vera Cruz, reported to the
State Department, today, that there
are still 1,500 Americans in Mexico
City unable to get ottt because of 111'-
terrupted railroad facilities. These.
for the most part, arrived in the capi-
tal just after the department the last.
train for Vera Cruz. Consul Canada
has asked the Brazilian minister an
Admiral (radotgk the 'British comv
mander, to exett their efforts to re-
store railroad communications with
the capital. '
Future of Vera Cruz .1
man cum, May 1.——wun the on. '1
cupation of Vera "Cruz yesterday, by
American soldiers under Brigadier- =
General Funstnu. an accomplished
fact, and the return to their vessels
in the harbor of the sailors and we
rines who took the port from the Mob ,
icaus questions (11‘ the future are to,-
day beginning to engage on: attention
of ’tmerican refugees anti err/3;: 1
business men. The future policy 0
the Washington administration is b
ing debated with much interei‘t. ,
Americans and Mexicans alike lack
anything in the nature of definite in"
formation on this subject; and “Tail.
are all trying to Interpret, from til?
trend of events since the seizure,
whether the American occupation o ‘
Vera Cruz is to be permanent or it
if once convinced that the American
flag is to float over this city until
quility I11 restored throughout til
public. it is virtually certain'thit
Mexicans of Vera Cruz ‘will give-
heartleui support to the American
il government. Today they”
frankly that they are enjoying gr -
freedom from apprelterision. morn-ii
trty, and a larger measure of pros"
ity, owing to the Influx of Amer!
money, than they have knownjn
years. Many even assert that the
would cheerfully subscribe to any be
top of the United States which won
insure them/ta continuation of th
present conditions and the oxtensi
or these conditions to the rest of ill
remind/.1
Some careful observer/'1 among til
Mexicans, however, take a pessimist!
view and do not believe nnyth
short of a stimulate American been
that of Maxim would bring than
sired results. '1 hey point out 1
many factions ate solving for p
in various 5111' Lions
ito 111111-11 of the western/cop
lat/1d points elsewhere, 11‘
nice, are controlled
the 1.1111119710111111 (7
factions favoring (in
or some other 1111111
done 1/, are intrigui,
and each other.
'uaroa brothers,
Norwalk Chronicler