. Window Draperies A complete adsortment oi Dotted . Bwlss. Serious and Madras in white. cream. corn and colored designs. White Ruffle Curtains at 30c and 60¢: Double Curtains with colored hor- dero at 550 Lace Curtains from . .. We to 83.50 E. K. BANKS Mahsckemo Hotel Block, 80. Nmslk. -—.. w. WEATHER FORECAST. I For Norwalli and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and Tuesday probably show-i . ers; fresh south winds. A trough of . low pressure extending from Color, ado northeastward to Upper Michi—I gan is causing cloudy iind unsettled weather with local showers and thun- derstorms in the western and Central districts. Pleasant weather prevails along the Atlantic coast. Rain has been quite general over the coton, corn and wheat belts during the last 48 hours. 'Mild temperatures continue in all die- tricas. .._.. .____.__ _..._._.___ WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. i high, Temperature: 7 6. Fe ii'. Low. 58; Davey's 30 cent blend coffee is a cof- fee that satisfies at a moderate cost. Today is the first anniversary of the marriage of Mr. andf‘fdiirs. ‘ however. Russell 7 Summer Number ‘1 Standard Fashion Book . 20c Patterns free with each Jllfit out. WM. P. BEERS Book and Stationery More. South Norwslk. Not-walk New Pictorial Review «Fashion Book now on sale, 25c. Free pattern with each book. Bet- ter than ever. —!l DONNELLY‘S STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE; 1. SOUTH MAIN STREET. 0 George Scofleld, of East iNorwslk. Smith. He did not want him arrested. ., W‘ I“ Mrs. V. J. Benelleha. who spent 8st- urday and Sunday with her husband. in Fort street, returned this morning to State Line. Mass. A still alarm Rut 12: 50 oclock yes- 514089333 some some You can have your; home lighted 1 iby electricity tor live cents per day. if you are interested read the United Electric Light and Water Company adv Luigi Zuppetta Society held mem- orial services yesterday for deceased members There was a large attend- snce. The cases of the osrbers, fourteen‘: in number. arrested ‘Gaturday. were , Icontlnued because of the press of oth er conrt'worlr. . -Joseph Sanger. 01 23 Day street, complained that he had been robbed of til. The police went down. but he had found the money in the interim. Mrs. Stull complained to the police that a boy had broken a window in ill Concord street. Officer Frazer found that it"ybs Ralph mspooito. Rs prone edtopoy John .wiiltti‘e. druni. was dined W.- . this morning. Rob Boy. for assault: Steve Keri and James Keisha. for. be his drunk at the depot; and Tony Fm ,niiii. ‘3iaink, met the same fate ri . . loitelliill :‘ The committee on licensed of all vendorsbas been appointed by Mayor . polo»! ibumeli. The porhmlttoe con- . his or rituals... Robert lli‘. Louder cameos Oppose] William 1“. Tara inanyl. and City cls'rlr Joseph J. Lin:- waiter. .- c... .‘ ,, t f 1.35“" . V , utomolblic tetanus. are comma Ithe Home for the Aged. “ Ifslde of Rye ye’iiterday afternoon One to a rubbish fire in Klondike! Pal-1i. The blaze was soon extinguished Miss Emma Brush Fallon will give an elocution recital assisted by (‘lar- ence Cable. pianist, 0: Norwalk. on Friday, May 15th, in the South hor- I: wsikuliiethodist iEplscopsb Church for The woman's Association of will meet in the church parlors, Wed- inesdsy. May 6. ii: 30 p. in. 'All mem~ bars are urged to attend as annual re- ports will be given and oillcers elected for the year 1914-15. s Our Brothers' Lodge. No. Ill, 1. O. 0. 13'. will advance on Progizesslve Lodge Danbury. 150 strong tonight to ' ‘e odipiity the first degree. The com- in so on arrangements has provided “ :special train to and from Don , and “at great time is inistore for these who will make the trip. I Few business men would send money abroad in a plain envelope. It might uho lost. ‘This postage Would not in: sure its safety. and then, too. vit takes, longer. The modern way is to let the. bank do it. The City National Bsplt is eduipped for this work. and for do mettle imitators. as ,w‘oll as all individ- ual banking noodo. Ides the new adv I"Thre’b automobiles some at...» on the New ooh. post road iutt one“ of the milohineo lied its radiator smashed In pretty gall. nod wos- strip- Hod ”“51“,“939-3“ ‘ -, than name be brought into the pro- UNCLE HIRAM's POLISH AND VARNISH. Bright All Polish and Vernislies cleans and polishes in one op‘érntlim furniture pianos woodwork: and dittomohiles. Removes spots, scratches and that smoky appearance. 4. " POLISH 7 $1.09 .SIZE, SPECIAL ......................... ‘7 ............ . 79o 5N§IZE.8PECIAL...I ..... ....... ............ 390 256’. ‘SIZE, SPECIAL .................. “ .............. 19c VARNISH $1. 00 SIZE. ................................................ 79c A. J. Collins 8. COmpany' FUNERAL oinscvoss Ase ems/illness Telephone 747 I Fertilizers Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. super-phosphate of Lime. Land Plaster. _Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of Soda. . RAYMOND aaornsss‘ I so WALL eraser uoswstx. PHONE coo. ‘ O. D. Jackson ' Optician Everything-g in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free complained about his stepfather. Allen . terdsy noon brought the automobile . chemical of the Hope Hose company ' the 'j South Norwslk Congregationleliurch g E"°"'° EVERYTHING ass"... . hiiii‘ils'pow... ELECTRICAL u....‘i‘3§l‘ui2 You want your house, or store wired You need an electric motor You want an electrician in a hurry IF TRY US- We will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work. THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. (Roxie tor-ed) ELECTRICAL CONTRAOTORS. SOUTH NORWALK 55 WATER 81'. PH NEON .4“ The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition and there is no greater pleasure than a. spin through the country. when when the first signs of spring are showing. our rates are very reasonable. and our chauffeurs are skilled and careful men Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention. . OSCAR H BANKS Distributor for Fairlield Conn. y, River Street. Norwslk. Coup. A'V‘acation for Everybody Four Days Trip: 818 883 Milesiof Travel-~~-+All Water int Comfort. Va. including meals and stateroom berth on steamer, l cheon at Hotel Qhamborlln thence via James River Ixigiit Ling steamer to Richmond. Va including supper, ‘btateroom berth. and breakfast the following morning; noonday liinchdon at Hotel Jefferson, Richmond or Murphy. in Richmond: leave Richmond some evening viii. stealpore."v to Norfolk Va. including supper, stateroom “berth and breakfast- the fol;e lng moraine: nooadsy luncheon at Nl‘mfolkmg ship: leave Norfolk cameo sing (except Sunday) ‘1 p. nufor New Yorkin hiding meals and stator-cord berth, arriving New. York following afternooi} about 4 p. in absorbers call every week day std p iii. from Pier. all N. 11., New York root or N. Moore street. . . . S'end for illustrated pamphlet Tour Department, , ' . OLD DOMINION LINE not. York to Old o." .4 Speecial for Three Days . , ists were possible. They declared any Sale on‘ SKIRTS; > $1.98 to $5.981 JALOBY’S OPP. IHOYT'B THEATRE . man closely identified with the gov- ernment would be appointed. A long list of eligibles was discussed. Among them were John Bassett Moore ‘ for mer counsellor tor the State Depart ment; John Lind. Henry White, for- mer Ambassador to Fiance, -former Secretary of State. Oiuey, Hunnis Tut’- lor, former Minister to Spain, and Dr. Davis Jayne Hill, former ambassador to Germany. . Sessions between the mediators and the» governmental delegates probably would take place in someiquiet resort away from routine influences much as the negotiations between Japan and Russia were completed at Portsmouth, N, H. . With the rebel forces sweeping southward, close associates of Car. Wit on ‘M. liewesit“. Surges. est Materials lSmurt Suits. _ duced prices at , Indeed .ihe stri this sale-is the lo prices on suits that er and show the» most recs changes. Latest ideas in colors and patterns. A big stock awaits, you mak choosing very easy. Low price too, that are not to be resisted. Nor-waik's smartly dressed w0v men ought to assemble at this sale M. MoItaSCh 8: Son 120 Whitington St. Main Stork—210 Atlantic St. Stamford. . room here today said no mediation be- tween Huerta and the Constitutional- .._................_.. - -..__.... .._.. -3“... attempt by‘the mediators to include a project for a general adjustment of Mexico's ill would be regarded as out. side the field of their endeavor. While the meiliators' next move was keenly watched- today. execution of the program that was partially reveal- ed with the seizure of Vera Cruz con~ iinued. The flury precipitated by the demand of Huerta's forces that Amer- icans surrender the water works out- side Vera Cruz hatl subsided, and ref- ugees in the interior of thesouthcrn republic hastened out of danger zones. Consul Canada sent another warn- ing to Americans remaining in Mexico City to leave without delay. Arrange- ments were made for a special train to convey a large party of refugees to the east coast. The train will leave Mexico City today, it is announced. under protection of the Brazilian flag. With the sailing of the Montana from Vera Cruz, bringing the bodies of victims of the American occupation home cities of the dead marines a blue jackets made arrangements i'or Furniture Repairing and Upholstering First-class Work and Reasonable Charges. 1; Telephone 459 and we, ’ ‘ will call and give estimate.“ a The A. J. AngevineC‘O,’ Son Co. 134-136" Washington St. public funerals and burial With honors Feeling Against Huerta. VERA CRUZ, May 4 .wx’imericun re fugees continue to arrive from the capital and they bring divergent stor- ies of the situation there. Arrange ments are being made today to send: a naval vessel to Puerto Mexico toI there Tuesday morning. ‘I Latest arrivals from Mexico City‘! confirm the previous reports of a grow ing undercurrent of ‘feeling against the hi Blanquel. Minister of War. it was the latter with the crack 29th Regln which resulted in the downfall of Pres- ident Francis 1. Madero. Some of the returning Americans - who claim to have information from those close to slam declare he is never resign. but talks of the possibll ities or a coup against him. I Several of the American business‘ "inch any the foreign diplomatic repre- the capital, that there was no neces- sity to do so, as there was practically no danger. and the “whole situation we, dbe clarified soon. _ ‘Tlie- reissues ge‘aersily expressed disappointment at ihe lack of any in- dictation of an advance of thi‘: Ameri. can army on the capital. They. say «the ‘bsa‘t‘clasp‘ot Mexicans share this cles regarding the disposition of the customs revenues of this port said to W. L. WOOPROW, ‘i'ro‘Iflo Monoflgr, .i. .l BRO jib, Poul 'Agent Noxious question within scope of the Ienvoys’ sndeévod. Oorrsnss’o note to , plying to the armistice propbsol chef‘s,- ed that th ‘tintorilutionai conflict with the Us ted; ' titer was intention- ‘ . -‘ oily provoked 11y Huerta." * ho pamper Enemies the marina" ’ solution of that: ommfibd" ” hurriedly accepted lisp? it‘liot claims followers even- the hood ofimh‘" clinic‘s statute in “IVE Ii 7|“le i a nod com First page) its its trance otgt‘ed “1 launch bailiff“ his cilia; in its not it tie your red on s broollwi for sum of Tim Milne snowballs. one. ' ' ud‘bpondont ,ifirsoll Argentine a‘ro’ pledged aggregate over e.’ million dollars in solo a month. The Federal officers who tied inland took inip'ortant papers grout the Scheme house files. and it is- dealt list the“ morico‘u officials to so WWI“)! assets as warehouses For m at to seem a the exact distributiow tho. i has formerly been made or the revenue. Medicanfi, customs receipts is “part as security for, the old national loan and the remainder was pledged by Huerta for. the recent meet a large number of refugees diieI ' .Huerts regime and tell of a rumor oi! “ a rupture between Huerta and Carter , ment that took the military coup which” MaSter-inind Clairvoyant PROF EDWARD A. REED 111 SOUTH MAIN, COR CONCORD 51‘. SPECIAL REDUCTION— $2.00 madman-50c, For the Next 7 Days .Only.) , WHAT I DO FOR FIF~TY CENTS. 5., . ~ I tell you exactly what you. wish to know: what condb . “on your business is in and how to piomote it; tellwyoii all, about your wife husband sweetheart or lover. and how to . win the love of anyone you desiio. I tell you of any do . ney. speculation, position or change of any kind which say be hefme you, and bow to act to obtain the best results I tell you exactly what your. acsiiaiu‘uiuces think of y whom and when you will marry, if at all In short, l ’ . you everything you called to find out, and that too. with!) aslting you one Question or you speaking one word. There is speculation in ofticial cir-‘ ‘will be added to by airluasa. ‘mer'o’ moi-smut as... with 320 000 f‘liblns Worth of revenue chumps and :nrm‘r‘l accompanied by 1,900 women at Fort Bliss since they crossed thoi in- “1‘“ Hours: 10 n m. to 8 p. M.) Not open Sundays. ........_.....~_._._._. WW gen today almost at the point where the Spanish Ambassador. receive the civil government under Robert J cablegram today from Carlos Pore Kerr had carried it when ended by or- the Mexican Minister to Belgium. ders from Washington. Col. Plummor bouncing that enthusiastic “demons, has been given wide latitude by Getter. lions of sympathy. for Monies" iii“ sl 'anston. who wants to devote as differences with the United states had much of his own time as possible to been held yesterday at Brussels, military duties, although all cases re President to Meet Funeral 3m": ‘qulring his personal attention will be t. __ carried to the Commander in chiet~ of Wmfi:iIZSmNm‘iinrzokgrjs‘mi “‘9 land ““39”" day and meet the Neurons, which Col. Plummer had assigned to him bringing to the United States the _ army and navy men for heads of all lots of the men killed at Vera. departments and several enlisted men This statement was made early m~ to be used in clerical work, but. these -hy Secretary .Daniels otter it will Plum- ence- with the president. In case on be business makes it impossible President Wilson to leave Washihgt he will send a personal i'epreseututiv' with a letter from him to Welcom funeral ship. ‘ More Refugoes fromI‘Mol’ileo NEW YORK, May i.—~The Line steamer Guantanamo a “ it day from Tompico. Vere. Ct ninth twenty refugees item d“ “a. can , two train More Oruo ore them are Women-’8l‘idifohild N The Guantanamo was" dunno tn Noelle light ‘ ‘ line of tire will 70,000 in can. recovered by O. H. Stew- art. treasurer under Kerr’s administra- 1‘0“. ‘ ‘ ‘ Got Moi‘doon Army from oarder EL PAOO. Texas, Mdy «ikflfihs three thousand m‘eu oi! the Menicoiil Feder‘nl and children. who have been ‘internil torhationsl border aft-or“ the Fe entrained collar to. say ‘W M. The ti‘li’ilbftfl' to ‘1‘ Mil lrom . it” , do whoti‘rth Motif,
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