is. picnises and
is invariably
comfort and great
faction.
Hezelton
Coal
jibe B. Hershfieid NSon 00
El... .294. 122 WATER 8T.
We sell a van high grade of Red
63 Cool, free from clinkers 'I‘ry II.
ushels befole \ou lay in your
nter‘s supply and be convinced '
William Efiron
ROWAN st, EAST noaw‘ALK
VeI‘. V441. Till. 441.
II n-
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JUNK IIEALER
‘ You only tiled write a postal or
phone to Wm. Eftron and you will
Est a ready market for things which
“I IT‘I
M... moors. setup-iron, metals.
Im~hryour call.
Wm. , Edron,‘ git
t' Tel. .441.
IF YOU WISH
rnish your summer cottage Ifor
W“ to see us where we can show
tones and all Houseiurnishing Goods
ltiveiy the very lowest prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
87 N. Main Street
9”. Gonatrgational Church
_ uy “and Mind Furniture.
.H..
on don’t mowitch as rags, were.
r-Ioeds a specialty. We are'
I
money or any season articles;
you need for temporary use,
o no line and large assoI'tinent
mid ISecond-hand Furniture, "
. . are n hobby with us because we know how they last when put on
I_ Protect Your Home From Files
I. fully done at the
.,.All.worla collected and delivered
r
if;
. know offiulud which you prefer come in and let us lny the two
e CLEANSING
old one want
old furniture, repoiruuphoiutaer and
varnish It, the old will have past»
edsway and all things will have
become new. ’l‘ry' us,
number is 489._
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RED CEnIIEI SHINGLES '7 ~ (2- »
to a house «properly. We' ve investigated them thoroughly and the
mills we buy of assure us our Shingles one nil out drum good sound
timber nnd dried slowly under a temperate heat so as to retain their
life Whether repalrinlg on old root or putting on a new one you want
the bestwthat’s the kind we handle.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
tilt course we have cheaper grades of shingles nod It doesn‘t make
any particulnt diffelence to us which is desired, and if you don't
Io
NORWM—K'I
LEADING
DRY GOOD. STORE
Tristram
AND
Hyatt
IS REPflRiEI]
E: Unknown Vessel Sighted by «the
Seydlitz silo unassouu
at Cape Race-
illli’iil'IliiiitliiiW
In IIIIIIIII
No Sign oi Li‘ I: or Name Could
Be Seen
W I ‘ Unvering? "
.. it looks and wenrs like ii hard “God “our, and a small percentage of its cost.
'; rooms and kitchens.
kians side "by side.
The Norwalk Furniture Heuse‘ I
14-de WALL ST ’i‘ei. Orders Promptiy Delivered.
Many new and ei‘fec'tlie (laughs, and ver modeInte pIices.
We have the largest and moat complete stock in town of
WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS—villi grades.
sizes, at. very low prices
REFIRIGERA'I‘ORIS AND iCE BOXES-16 Iery size and stile with
the. porcelain or galvanized lining. 0
BUY FLOWER POTS MERE—«Now is the time that they are in
great demand. all sizes in stock'
HEADQUARTERS IFOR HAMMOCKS AND PORCH FURNITURE.
in all
Just the thing lor porches and summer cottages.
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BOSTON, Muy {Sr—Further details: I
regarding the burning steamer sightedf
three hundred miles south 0i ItlapeI
“7 W»
Men’ 3 Blue Serge
liiz, Bremen for New York were an-1
HAVE YOU SEEN
Straw Mailings from China and Japan
inexpensive Rugs of All Sizes
in many lil‘tlslic designs and in plain colors.
Window Shades to Order
Parquet
' Floor
ideal Il’or hells, bath, ’
W.-M,Trr
JIIE BIIILRIIIII TIIABKS
HAVE-BEEN HIRED
(Continued from l~'lrst Page!
xiousiy awaited in shipping (lrcies to-
day. The meagre wireless dispnmlies
sent inst night by the Seydlitz and byV
. v the Sallie island Radio Station indicat
$15 SUITS AT ”0‘ ed that it had been impossible to learn I
Ithe name of the vessel but that an- '
‘other steamer apparently had heard had "he“ damaged.
her call for help Sunday night. As' The “‘th 3"" ”31’0"” ‘0 he meat
,Ihe oilicers of the Seydlttz could see 9d a hit" "the 39h” "h“ “MN“ ”m
G of i),
too sign of life on board, it Wag hoped diers hove been detailed to touch on .' '
' ,-
$781310 CiOihiflgSIOl'emm the crew had been mm,“ off by the fuses should hestilitles eventuste. . ..
NORTH MAIN STREET. some other vessel. These prepnrutions and the threw-
. The difficulty of obtaining news Iing up of dotenres which are daily
'" ‘ Iwireless concerning the burning ship making the position at the Mexicnn
“EATHSANB FUNERALS 1wall increased byIthe may that the Federal troops stronger are known I01,
I ' Irndio station at Unpe Rat's; Which “I“ be It source oi" worry to llcnernl Fu‘n- .
Idisnbied in an early spring blizzard, stop. hhd h “ hhdi’rfihh’i‘ “h“ be!
int present has a very limited range. “oltid IselI-ome orders to stun tor the
Louise (“busting daughter of MI I A radiogrnm receiveddf the local “Mica“ cuphill ut cute.
and him Richard Wilson, of Fort oiiioe of the Cunard Line todm from Admiral Marc fli 'lnmpkgo hit“ mi . I .
street, hast Noiwnlk died yesterday the From-onto. one of the gamma” re formed the Nun Department that he,
afternoon, aged two months and six ported yesterdn from llnlilnx to be “'0‘“ "“0 "0 “huh"? h‘ 11”“th “h"; .
ems The lunerai «will be held to: nor on the way to ahslst the hurtling Ies pico Whh hh‘ ”mile“! “"095. “h“ h I
row ni’tenmon at 1 O‘clock from the eel made no mention of II ship on tire was learned “"1“." ‘th he has more
lute home of the deIe‘n‘s‘éIi. liter. 8 i’ or of rscIei-I'Ifi .a call for help from ”“3“ one“ Ihhhm hi “‘8 dispatched
Fairbanks, pastor of the lentil Avenue the, Seydlitz that it would be adVisnhle to take such
I. Methodist Chumh, will binninte and The White Star Liner Ulympit, also notion. ”9 has “0“ under his ‘hhh‘
interment Will take piece in the East reported to hate been one orthe, lee “‘““d- ‘h “(with)“ W his "WSW” ‘hi’
Neiwuih Cemetery III. Icue fleet, was nearly up to Nantucket "93 Moises, “'0 cruisers and a ‘0'“
—.—--— Vhlgbtship this t‘oreuoon, and it was pedo 50‘“ fleet M hhmI ‘ 1
Henry Zat‘ueu. ‘eXpectod she would dock at Newl'ork Hhertd’o P°'m°“ in'°'¢“"’» * f ;{
tonight. Her commander was silent WASHINGTON, Muy 5.—~\\'ith the
regardtng radio calls for help. , virtual elimination of the Constitu
- ~ .._.~__..._. Vtionuilsts from proceedings aimed at
a general settlement of Mexico‘s bills;
the South American envoys today took I711
up plans to comprise differences be
itween Huerta and the United States .‘n .........
;Government that led to the seizure ot1
°°1°°h R.ev M L- 3‘3““ “mm" 0‘1 IIVers Cruz. Relations with the rebel
the German Lutheran CthCh M" 0" A delightful gathering 0' "I‘Imhem or chief have not been definitely broken
iiciate. interment will take place In”he “"01“” ”‘9'“th hhhh‘h’ Seh‘hh off the mediators left open to him don. the British Willing? in Mail“)
the Riverside Cemetery. ,lrom Norwalk and “01“”? “'35 held the opportunity to enter the proceeo- City who was cooperatinx With the
Suits'All Wooi$10
, and - 1 . sot-rs FOR :7.
PRESSING
in all branches, neatly and care-
RESCENT
LAUNDRY
You will find our work
by
IS I
second to none. as it is done by ' Louise Christine Wilson.
expéxlenoed hands. “6 gladly
invite inspection ~oi’ ouI plant.
(4:? ., VIII/I I’lh": ”go
.free oi charge.
’Phbne - 5 -=4
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ah" u
55.}:- . .f r... W-
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Have Passcd AWay
l-‘ft‘ a. “a
if you will let us cell for your
iienry‘ anges. aged seVent) the
years died inst night ht' his home
die is suriive‘d by It iiifi: rind; thrte.
.chlidren Henry A. Zarg’es, Fritz Zar-
ges and Mrs .iulius Deysenroth, all of
INorwnik. The funeral services will
be held on Thursday afternoon at 2
When
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lowest Prices.
DISCUSS SCHOOL MATTERS.
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I.
fMothsI-s of Pupils at Hillside Exchange
Vlawo.
Our phone
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KOHNI BROS
I“.- 489. 7‘2 "NW Main 8‘ at the WWW yesterday ammo“ h lugs whenever he was read)“ to fix on Brazilian Minister for their relief. The
' “Mr" M “T" C. F L°°'““- IX“ W nflair‘during which a social armistice. limited States Consuls at Progreso.
:zfi “19 was Mil coated in and an lpior- a
' - ce an i) I Puerts Mexico. Frontera and Carol n
1 The funeral at Mrs. Charles F. 1mm “swam" he” on whom prob 0n annouhtlement is m a y he
Puerto Mexico. Frontera and Carmen
were ordered to turn over- their inter-
ests to French Consuls otiicials.V That
was one of the featuresoi the program
of, preparations for eventualitlas.
State Department of delegates to net
in an advisory cannotty"‘dith the en-
voys, it was believed the. mediators
bztw'ee‘r; the teachers “d mothers and ' would lie ready to outline their scheme
0 to n dens on matters WNW are per~ for relieving the situation over the
$2332: :11“: leiizmtiigs of): mad: ’l'ampico dag incident and other at. .Reports that the Constitutionalists
“"5” iexed oneness against the dignity of had when Rear Admiral Mayo that
I0! opinio held by all who were pres the American Government in F‘ederaf‘ii’ his vessels attempted to Ehtel‘ the
ism that such gatherings are of mutual territory. Where the “up,“ of the Pauline litter at Tampico burning oil
.beneilt to the teachers and pupils and mediators would take place had not would be let loose upon the town. ex-
it is hoped to have like meetings once been determined but in “ma“ , W cited no comment here r‘
a month in the luture. else here todoy it was believed “The. it was believed the American naval
Among those present were: Mrs. quiet New Enlland resort: Wow“ engineer would await the gradual reduc-
John. Crawfordr Westport; Mrs “’11- l chosen. The, delegates me have no tion of the Federal garrison by on our
ii ‘ .
am Taylor. Westpor't; in... Ross Iiur the preliminary no barge on food s.upplies
': I the part in
., chai'd Mrs. Cherie: E. Ilioyt, iiirs Dix-18W“ Ii
yid H Miller. n. Mrs. J..: .Coohran. imitations. They. will irlinsmtt ”‘0'
mode or the mediators to their rin
locum“ Walterlfiarwy Weed '3 ”- L puma, and reply with mflmauon: Q: the foreign consuls had arrengsd to
“WWII. Em’momms‘flolobrun. MI" Fredericktiebhard “I“ "in 16am”, to which both parties send messages to Mexico City once a
{would go toward adjustment ottV dli- Week ‘
tenancies. ' I .y,‘ g 1?“; ‘il Alur‘rutid Oven 81iilmnn.V “ IV
IFOUR COURT 0““ IN 1I'i‘hs envoys of Argentina, Bruit slid WASHINGTON May" GrrAiitl'metl
'-_ Ill-11381 DISTRICT Chile made known before they rosum- by nonmetal reports that Acting
.. all their session Indore that they in~ American Consul John it Stillman, at.
“WWW ““9 “he“ by “WI” Juliet III MI Estimate hillt- cinema tonded'to remain in compl engine San Luis rainstorm,» has been 9.
Either! dud Father Charleston. M I» .V um”, 01“....”dftho negotiations. I I 2y prisoner of General .ldaeu.,I Mexican
theievenlns servioipoirVMondsy Fathl 1 :Huerto's position in Migxico was de mam commander, for two weeks.
entered today to be increasingly pre- the state Department today sent. ur-
serious. Izdpnt‘n.‘ the Southern rebel. gent telegrams or inquiry concerning
Brazilian-Min-
I Loomis‘ was held Ilrom her late home
I‘ on Beiden avenue Sunday sitternooni 1:35.10 Sisswpugpmrfif 3106;222:212:
at 2: 30 o‘clock. Rev. Chnrles E
II Bnrto officiated end the members of}
'I Buckingh In Post G. A. It. or which
her husband is a manner, were col’
. reasritel at the outlined by It dsiega-
V 1tion intermen‘tewss In‘i Riderslde
~\. I Cemetery - ‘ .
. Mission ‘or or. move
. .1.
' Morning Mum and Instruction wstt
he manned and instruction rs well Mm Bryce Moses.» ,
.. attehded. and at the evening servioei I WM”
.. every seat is occupied The instruc-
Itions on Monday morning were on
m
Keyner. oi .
' ’ ‘ thrsstsned to attaolt‘the ii'edersi ‘
l today-JV
nstsround , erred». torch. Billimans regular post was
p proudly. so some.“ have: entitle. but he was mellowed to
of xlontie are
We .anvne Mothers to come
in and look Overt r
assoiuneni oi (larri'ages at the
Qonaul Canada, st Vera t‘run.,noti-‘
lies the suite permuted; today that -
It'eIr- advised that no delegation
Valance, one or Huerta's I'i‘nmpico end Consul Hound at Mon».
-.~ Ices: ."C
. £8352. . .
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Spring ar-
rival of New
IGo-Carts 81
Baby Car-
riagcs.
Qa‘u"
wits
WIGGW‘DQ
".mfw.r.".'3.- .' v' . w- .
.‘ ."v .
his beautiful
\‘bV
cording to a report transmitted Vtrom
Admiral Mayo by. Admiral Badger to-
day. lienIIy guns were heard yester-
day morning.
Inorssr mm IlllEs
(Continued from First Page.)
a Democrat. He had been a Socialist,
before that a Populist, and previous
to that, a Greenbncker. in 1910 be
opposed Simeon E. Baldwin. demOCrat-
to candidate for governor. and as
latens 191.1_ opposed A. M. Polllmnu
fer mayor of South Norwalk, working
for W. E Chancellor, a Socialist (Ian-
didate.
Mr Fountain stated that one oi the
Democratic committeemen or the dis
trict has received a letter iIom one
otI. Itlonnecticut‘s Senators. stating
that "the matter is entirely in Dom»
van's hands and he will put it over no
maiterwwhat you may do." The let-
I be
sent. thinking of the expense for n
needless protest which “could not.
stem-it" no matter what was done ,..
The chairman stated that one reason
for the diiiicuity was the short notice
(It the healing, which will be held to-
morrow. Anotherwas that Congress-
man Donovan recommended the name:
or Mr Leary the Moment a protest
‘ Ihote was heard. Heisaid further that
the congressman, instead of following
the usual course and referring ‘ the
matter to the post, oiilce department,
-had referred it to the senate commit;
. tee directly lied the matter been ne-
Intent. they
I“ an in enter here to
e circumstances under
Again
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