’ The forms on the bridle wall and
on the bridge arches are being remov-
ed today.
The Hmlth ( .olloge weekly of iApril
29 includes among its "Faculty Notes" 1
the following:
The pumps in Pier No. 8 were given
another tryout this morning, but still
the water pours in.
The prayer meetings of the East
Nowell: churches were held last
night and largely attended.
Saturday Specialeioe lean fresh
shoulders. 16c lb. Ferguson & Hedman.
about Norwalk teachers are attend-
Ing the convention in the Methodist
church in West avenue, today.
Joseph W. Rooney's launch in the
' Starch Creek shipyard, is being put
1 in first class condition by on energot
ic force of workers.
Richard Seymour of Van Zant street,
who hoallheen. confined to his home
for some time. is now able to be out
and gets over town every fine day
Although the morning was beautiful-
"“'ly clear today the temperature was
down to 30 degrees alld lee was form
ed in pools and pails of water on the
East Side.
Herman Quittner of Seavlew avenue
has a gang of men at work on his
place regrading the front terraces and
generally improving the appearance or
the property.
East Norwalkers attended the sec
ond night of the two high behool senr
ior class plays last evening. and those
who went for the second time said the
plays were better on second seeing.
John Cabanna‘s “Louise" was
launched. at the Starch Creek ships
yard today. The yacht “Dor-
ryn" will take the water tomorrow. A
new awning has been purchased for
‘2 the latter .
Letter (hill-nor Edwin L. 1111.11.11.
was bitten on the hand by his horse
. yesterday. The injury was quite pain-
> fill. The wound was properly dressed
' and Mr Haniord is able to attend to
his carrier duties as usual
1% The committee on the h‘ffron re
$.55]:wa case investigated condi
.. stings last night. The committee ls
Mfi null llllllirlls'll .
ROWAYTON ‘ Butlllollrll
Thomas F. Walsh, the new dog war-
den, has completed one month's ser-
ivice, and during this time hall investii
mated thirty complaints which came
1 to his notice. In some cases the dogs
were killed. and in others the owners
were given a warning or told how‘ to
care for the canines. It has come to
his attention that several people in‘tho
,‘wnuam M68 ward ”a family of city have been killing their GOBEJllld
New York, are at Hickory Bluff for instead of properly burying them.
the season 1would throw tile carcass on an ash or
refuse hoop.
.1. A Macmm” and funny. 0, Newl The board of health will probably be
York. have opened their house on lint» informed of these ”“5"“ Mr. Walsh
lers island {states that if anyone will notify him.
he will see that the dogs are disposed
Mrs. Charles new man. of North ave
one. is quite seriously ill. W
lit B. Brown. of New York city, has
arrived at his summer residence at
'l‘olreneke.
Miss “Mk,“ Godfrey attended tho' of in a manner that will not prove u
junior play. given in New Ro1:lnelle""""“c“ ‘0 “9mm
College, last evening
Edgar J. Moeller and family,
Brooklyn have arrived at their sum-
mer residence, at lllckory Bluff
M“ ‘~ -.. W...,._.._.
11'A Cood Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks. drop us a card or
(llilllllllllA lllll bacilli; phone us- We wm row and
paint it all for one price, guano.
(confined TEEN“ 9“” 'teed, 11: per square foot Call us
This statement of the general condi. now.
tions is made by Mexicans to support E R B d! . &C
the idea that complete American 00 o o [a ey 0.
cupation is the only thing that will! GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
bring lasting peace
l GONTRACTORB.
There is also an element of Mex l ii Washington St. So Nol’vfllk. Conn
cans and American ruillizt‘i‘fi flow in Phone 781.
Vera Cruz who today express tllelrl...
doubt that the mediation undertaken'
by Argentina. ilrazil 11nd Chill, or aim. ’
liar negotiations, will bring about 11’
stable coalition of those barring fa1
tions in the republic resoltlng in the?
re- establishment oi older They are IN DOI ID I
of the opinion that 1-12sonal jealous
ios would prevent the selection of any i as to where to get your suit made,
4......“ .a..
lender to roprenom 1111 21 all, and they cleaned repaired or messed give us a
unllesitulingly declare that i" ”‘9" trial (‘alled for and delivered
opinion ambition .1111: not patriotism
llctullil-s 11 great majority of the Mex
itan factionists.
it is apparent that local opinion oi‘
tllo iuiulu is collfllciiv Another ideal
present: l today by thoughtful Mexi’
1am ,lh that the only Rolution of the:
problem lies: in a partial occupation oi i
Mexlc‘o' by the United States and the
establishment under American pro-v
tectlon-of a governnll'lt similar to the 1
one formed in Nloaraugua. which later.
would he sui'cccdovi by duly elected ._ a
Mexican officials. the United States}
supervising these elections and vouch-1
ing for their fairnr 2.1.. This idol: is re- ‘
selyliili considerablefelinoiscment from l
a group of Mcxlcru hihCiala who have'
remained in the city
1A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
182 NO. MAIN ST. TEL, 92‘).
The need ml.
Electrical Co. ‘
the Only Fully Equip”!
‘ILIOTRICAL IHO’
in the M
”flora .qun
The American 1111' horltles, cllll no PM“ We“ 80' m 8L.
val and army. are making el'ery ef- 80' Nmnll‘ limo mm“
l i
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fort to dessiminste throughout the re i gamm m
l
public truthful pictures of the benevo-
lent rule already established in Vera
Cruz. There is reason to believe also
that w ashlngton is quietly working to .
this same end through military and "
Correc
'2 Now rolls the muffled drum
metronome you" ' .
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WI‘WW
DAILY POEM
»,I‘-,I.~I
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THE FIRST DEAD.
Boy in your shroud of blue,
We are so proud of you——
I Slain in your splendid years;
There in the foreign street,
.S-lain. while the years were
sweet——
See. all our hearts have tears!
Mourning the martyrdOm.
Boy in the shroud of blue:
Smiling and unafraid,
Slill’in thy youth arrayed.
Toll. tell the bitter bell,
Hearts have a grief to tell.
Dead is he bay in blue!
Meyers Spray Pumps,
No’zgles, and Acces-
series
are the result of years of exper-
ience and experiment. They have
Ibecn' deveIOped with spraying it-
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstood the test made
of them for service and reliability.
CHAS E. DOW-
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
lELlTl‘.
FRIDAY,’MAY‘ x, '1914
ruin-m
HARBOR VIEW BEACH PROPERT-V'
ATTACHED
dilly H Sherwood and wife, Milly
it. Sherwood. have brought suit.
against Hazel vs. Reynolds. claiminls-
$200 damages. 'i‘he writ alleges that
the plaintiffs bought a parcel of land
on West Milin street from Mrs. Rey-
nolds lost year. There Is due to the
city for back tuxen $138.40. which this
plaintiffs allege.was unknown tolhem
at the time of purchase.‘ The defend
not has refused, the plnlntiff alleges.
to pay the amount. Constable Bryan
H. Silk has attached property of the
defendant at Harbor View Beach in
the amount of $250.
___..'.‘.c.
The engine that‘s (“1' 2 llll
carbon in the llllRilllF."ilr'l ' '11-
-~-—lt dorsn't doll-lop lllp 1 2 1.
amount of power. it liliOf'liF
if the carbon isn't removo‘ 1
will score the cylindrr walls, .1
really very serious matter.
OUR OXYGEN
PROCESS
o-f runm'luz cerium dovs llle
wm‘l. lll‘Yl‘Tl‘Ill than any other
way and does the entire work in
less lllilll zul hour.
Reasonable rates.
W. A. Hanford
Ralston
Oxfords
FOR MEN
Whatever your choice you can
depend on style and value.
{$4.00 and 114.50
3
‘ MOWers»
Sharpened
George W. Wardwell’s
. and suggested that he consider
moat given the Mexieana hero. but al~ Work guaranteed and on
OPTICMN.
made In 0! Building Inspector (ilflrr clvn agents sent here to talk things 2. :2 . D D n . 52 g h M ' S .
. ,, cad wnh in re e - 1 ”m 2 am "eel
once i.i1‘inch and Councilman ll J over with TBDI‘LSP motive Mexicans.‘ Milliner Models . . ‘ s d 3mg d med. 1 ifGl(}\'efS Shoe suite -
““390“on W- Stevens and M J “10" These agents have been selected for 1: y :j Y“ that he laughed and died ' l
m. Th0 hoard Will meet In the city the“- I‘nowlpdge of ‘lin 8mm“ Ian. .. ARE PRE‘TEVTED BY ‘ u . ‘ i T
ha“ M . further consideration Of the gnago‘ and thajr familial-“y with MeX‘ _‘ ‘ .. Give him his honor‘s due! 3mm 1
matter 0“ Monday “SM-.100 and the Mexill 12:1 and they are , 2: 2 l ,, "WW" ._.--..-_.- - r 2 >
, ‘ Dr W b. We ed,“ boat the ‘Wlnada" said to be making every effort to make . Edna Mae seymom‘ " 1 F1 u E l
‘ . , .‘ ' ' , plain the disintelmlh motives of the 9 ‘ : t5“ 98 as "SEE
“Vt” u 6:1?” till“? 11:11 “‘0 fig Washington administration, as well as I ROOdllel' S BIOCk . ;l y I
“o1 M as e on " t e 0' its firm resolve that order be rostor-1 - §
. boatoi'li'Jil Lewis The “Grenada? 1 -.2 WASHlNGTON STREET Give him the loud salute, ,
‘ [Mr I w ' at ‘ b i ’ ed and a stable government erected LLW z
‘ ‘0‘ now or t' a a "3 prepar- Close study of the lorai situation loads . . _ P I
1 ed tor hauling out on the railway. The - -~ ~ «2 ~ ,..__... ~~J 7‘:— -— Give him the homage mute, ? ’
“a“ Song, Jr .. formerly owned by to the belief that, by delaying any eon-
" templated extension of military oper- . i 1 8100K 0'
3:311; Giles. is ready to take the “no” the Washington whmmm Boy that was brave and true! l .
~ ‘ \ feels there is a probability thlit armed THAT N hil h 1 - y
s t Y lai—«Nioelenn fresh residence may be eliminated to a W w c our em ave “m l ‘ V ' '1
in SP” measurable degree 12nd countless tires 1 . ’ . . . " 1 ‘2 ,
ll oulders, 18c lb. Ferguson It [Hellman weaved , Give him his dentition years. 1 l n one most complete m on. 1:. l3
_-. ' ‘ This is thought to be the purpose or Ho - 2 t 2 ’ "me“ i
1 , nor the be in blue! ‘ '
31m Odd: 01 the M 6360.1! 'the effort to scatter broadcast through Y l Should your eyes have been givint STAMI'ORD, MAGEE
it «stood to are taken out his am the terrlttor toward Mexico City and Will be sure to suit you if l you trouble or your glasses need . - - ~
toll and [com his barber shop. The V ’ intake 11. Get my pricosbe~ wDIM Bumei- ' 111111131111 tool at liberty to consult i YORK. PERI EU! .
send into the capital itself 11 full so- 1 L‘- =
elem or the union load in. Oddo to 00 t, n t 1 1 u: m in ‘ t 10“ lmin‘ WWW mall“ wltum .1. moon. I ACORN i
I” for I. technical violation of the on 0 any n 9 2’ rea ' ingot-pressing done. i '
the m serenity before deciding
definitely. The result was the loss of
lumber for the organised body.
The motor monthly mention of the
ma improvement Associa-
UiH.ut1:809.lll. A
your Mo “tweet
_ unmade Illili
10m. and their readiness for further ‘
1. he “i“ u the hello of, umwwere use to express today their con;
its will be altered by the of Provisional President Huerta is a ‘ , _
to the Won. The matter oi only weeks at most. With ' " “
directors will he in session the sources of net revenue cut oil! ‘
ninth. At 8 00 o'clock the here and on the western coast, sad 1
ll be thrown open to the Tamplco isolated and likely to toll in. H Ji TRIPP ‘
, presence of every member. to the man of the consummate.
hollow-y, and all kinds they believe mm
so of the number. effectiveness end ‘3‘“ "3° “"9“
complete equipment of the army. and
navy forces now employed in Vera
use it required.
Mexican residents of Vera Crud
Ladies Tailor V
115 it. MAIN ST.
viction that tile continuation in pd'wor
W... l—nWW‘IM
know anything at Wis
M. Dolin?‘
Room I. Room Building.
No. 168 Washington Of.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. Wham: In! "in,
Evenings. I: to t.
N. Y. address-72? All Mm. 9 to
4 p. In. dolly.
“to”...
Daily Lille
TO NEW YORK
for freight only. Faint propeller
loam Pier :7. not River. New York
(foot of Catherine street), every day
except Sunday at 23 p. in. Freight re-
Muth Nowell: up to a: lo.
NORWALK
Steamboat Lille
ceived at Norwalk up to 5 p. at. and .. , ‘
Also Repairs for I." Burp“.
Jones 81 Hotchklss
Company
17 Wall or. Kamila
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