111:1: CEDAR SHIN GLES are a hobby with us because we know how they last when put on to a house properly. We" ve investigated them thoroughly and the 1 mills we buy of assure us our Shingles are all cut trout good sound ' .' timbe1 and dried slowly under a temperate heat so as to retain their pl that" is . .ially good and able, pleases and NNNNNNZA IN life. V‘Vlleillel’ repairing an old roofer putting on a new one you want the bash—that's the kind we handle. The Hatch &“Bailey Company Of course we have cheaper grades of shingles and it doesn't make any particulai difference to us which is desired, and if you don‘t ' know offhand which you prefer come in and let us lay the two kinds side by side. ‘ - mulls invariably ' comfort and great NNllAllNNS South American Envoys 111111 a Renewed Effort to End the ‘ War Throughout Mexico _‘ 111111 111371 11 fitment, Bricks and titer such materials to here too: also the , and Sewer Pipe. formerly priced from 29c to 50¢ a yard. 5 The Norwalk Furniture House 14-16 WNLL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered. Protect Your Home From Flies We havethe largest and most complete stock in town of ”ms—‘1 V I WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN sooner—.111 grades, in .111 Huerta Liable to be Attacked by just ONE- HALF the former prices. A BIG DISPLAY OF Gl‘NGHAMS, in plain colors. value ”he Some Special Bargains in Dress Goods '; Silk and Cotton Marq'ilisettes, Pongecs. Wash Silks, and many others. WINDSOR COSTUME CREPES. in stripes and figures. value 25c atyard NOW 25c A NW illicit of Short Lengths of Wool Goods, Silks. and Linings. are now marked at AT 9'/z0 AT 19c REFRIGERATORS AND ICE BOXES~4€Very size and style, with tile. porcelain 'or galvanized lining. BUY FLOWER POTS iHEREwNow is the time that they are in gloat demand all sizes in stock ' HEADQUARTERS FOR HAMMOCKS AND PORCH FURNITURE. . . . . 500001. \- sizes, at very low prices. .N N Rebels Soon ‘ . 1: :WA'SHI'NG'DON, May 6.~~Renewcd 11 efforts of the South American envoys . lto bring Carranza, Constitutionalist .. Nchlet‘. into preliminary mediation uego-. ; tintions came as a swift tuna of events " that excited sharp interest ill the 1111.111. it on crisis today. While It had appear- ed Carranza had been eliminated. tem porar,ily from mediation preliminaries 1_becnuae of his refusal to declare a f truce. yet it developed today that the ‘onvoys were still hopeful of inducing him to send an agent to conferences between Huertlstas and representa‘ ‘ltvca of the United States to be begun in Niagara Falls, Canada. on May l8. ‘ Nigen’siBlueNNerée Suits AllWoolNlO sci-rs FOR :7. s15 suns AT 510. Gottlieb’s forces made a sharp attack yesterday close was received At _:l I.) p. m., i on Mexican Federal "0098 In the reteived from The Associated Press. northwestern portion 01’ the province Boston: "Great alarm over Sel'dlitz‘ oi Vera Cruz and to Nine west of Taln-' report of big ocean liner aiire. Res- plco. There was no decisive result cues by Frant‘onia. Please send brief as far as he could learn, the report dispatch.' stated, Admiral Badger's report said further. that Admiral Mayo informed him of CLEANSING and ‘9. .PRESSING N" in all branches, neatly and care. ‘ BUY Hazelton Goal 1- not true. “On receipt of Georglc's message i I That color covers. strong frames, attractive handles. . '1' \ (’HI‘S, We Sell the Best Dollar Umbrella Made For Men and Women. DEATHS NNll FUNERANS Mrs. Maggie Raymond M rs died slldd 7‘ "At that time rumor of rescue “us her home N" NNQNNWN daughtels \i lsse taymond. Maggie Raymond, enly on 3 Grace and aged ’l‘llesdzl) She leaves '\\'0 4.”: at. Ii' it’ll The docmsed had puny ing awash in the bottom of the boat)“ "The survivors had used trousers leg from’ corpse on end of boathook; for distress signal. Survivors were in-N a state of extreme exhaustion and mental collapse. Some had been burn- ed by fire ”They state that they had been ad- N rift forty hours Six were put under cost Allaches' the Planl _ . troops and said he thought it probable that. such concentration as the Mexb can forces had made was only for the purpose of defending the lines of rail roads. to. Mexico City, in case. the United Statestroops should. advance. Mexican natives reported that the track of the. lnteroceunic railroad was being torn up. Search Women Crossing Border. El. PAGO. Texas. 'May 6.A‘Mjlitary odioers and customs inspectors en- forcing the embargo on arms and am- ly learned that further communication had been taken up wuh Carranza. Confident of an early reply from the rebel chlef,t1l1e mediate“ today Nbegan arrangements for the Niagara Falls conference. tinder plesént conditions their Initial activities still would be confined to the exercise of 'good of- fices" in the dispute between Hustle and the United «States. Whether tlbse preliminaries wOuld develop into for null mediationmould not be foreseen. Nevertheless. the envoys proceeded thlljam Efiron snowm 31.. EAST NORWALK _ rattan. .191. 441. ? . JUNK OEALER .You only need write a postal or phone to Wm. Effron and you will ”get a ready market for things which all don‘t want, such as rags papers. tics, rubbers, scrap-iron, metals.- titer beds a specialty. We are N’Phonek- 5-94 1 N The llurlcn Review Publishing (‘om- puny. inc. .. which publishes the Barton Review 11 weekly paper is 111 finan- cinl straights. 011 111111 Friday some ‘of the stockholders who have become dissatisfied with the management of the business. met. and voted to hire an auditor to go over the accounts 0?; the concern. This work was'b'egun on tungs'win Have Passed, Away if you will let us gall for your .old furniture. repair, upholster and varnish it, the old will have pass- .ed away and all things will have in hotel water and put to bed. ’l‘heyN immediately fell asleep Little inior1n-' waiting for your call. ,Wm Enron 3 immediatel ' N ,, _ 1 . . 1 y and».c ncluded on‘S, ur- . In St. Tel. 441. ‘ j become new Try “3‘ 9“” phone 1] Wb t ti pdm " at 'with hope that the parlo‘ying might re—' "N““NNNW “N093 "“3 border have been atlon can be obtained from them" - '1 number is 489. . “W" a 1 ‘9 °°“ ”“3 were. ““3 ' compelled to install female inspectors- A not be learned as the report of the 3““ favorably and “N” their «work . l ' WNVW I .. .. - KOHN BROS. auditor was given into the hands oiievenmuy “‘N‘NNN embrace “‘8 WNW" at 1111 ”058mg“ "w her ‘0 Cheek “Na-““3 NN°N“"’N’N“' “mm; "0‘“ “New IF YOU WISH the stockholders and they refuse wlrange of Mexican Maire. Huertas trickle 0N cartridges “"0“ the "“9 Nandabout12.0tliltons register lie \vasN 72 North Main St. ' :representatlvea were e‘xbected to start The “‘0“ “NW“ WW” 0' “‘8 “3"“ asleep and heard the alarm of fire. 111111 Tel. 489. divulge any information. Already an attachment of 8500 WI been filed against the plant This was done last Saturday by George Fl nine adherents of Villa and Carranza, it is said. have covered enough car tridges to fill many a bandoller. All sslng the international Mexico now are carefully was coming along the deck and had ar- rived about midsliips when an explo- sion occurred, under his feet, which blew him overboard. lie ‘was picked ,up by a small beat." ~W Nfrom Mexico '.City this week; but the members of the Un’lted states mission have not yet been appointed. Presi- dent Wilson resumed consideration of women cm Pent count. at T°NN°NN°NN° In the “N“,many names today. seeking trained bridges ”“0 M nortep:::r:;“t:;l?;:m::t 13,1230: diplomats to handle the delicate uues-b searched;- y N’t'ions to be discussed ill the Canadian ' H9 accepted on payment of the “my border city. Selection .31 the dele- coLuIT|‘n “”118“ 3.350 worth of stock 13411111, reorganize“ gallon would not be hurried. it was . 30113311 effected 9" "N" “80' fTheNknown. the president feeling there' 8"” ”unis RT 8EA1 " ' em as amount was admitted by “N would be ample time for consideration. ‘ (Continued from 9111111 Page) 1 *nd— chattel mortgage The plaintiff claims of eligibles before the beginning of the ' tilde and 59. 36 west longitude. @8500 damages, which includes the ins; f . terest on the ate and to f r al‘, m“ erence ' t i 1 di 11 p y” 0 ‘While interest in diplomatic develop Yesterday the Cunard liner l‘rancon 568 an or ‘8 to ng . LNOWONWN ON the 11107111389 and asks meats overshadowed hi1 other features in picked up one of the Columblan'sNamount of business was transacted l ' N" a Ellie °N “‘9 :N’I‘N’NNN’NW The do} (if the international situation; changes boats containing thirteen men and the the first half hour. Lower 1 " fondant, must “WNW“ NNNN’ ENNNN' 1N “r1 Mexico 191999 not overlooked. No» body of Chief Steward Matthews. so were made all through hem? returnable °~'~,’ N” am T-‘NNNNNNW 1.1.1.1111. reports that the Federals were that 27 111' all have been rescued alive. these clmnges were slight and 1 ' 0’ Jails. ' Lmlniil'g railway tracks between Mexico The other missing boot. it" Qn Monday night theistockhoidors'N “NW and the 9991; 999“; 'Nlluerta was Manhattan and other steamers are still than to bear pressuret The market N101“ 8 meeting. bill: the purpose or it: said to “0639999 the menace of Villd’s searching, contains the first and sec apparently had settled down tor an a“ What action mi taken N'N N’N’Nn“ army in the north and the chance of a and chillers and 17 men. ' ‘ , WINNINWNN NON“ INN LPN‘IWN. ' N390?“ zap‘ntista at'tsolt from the aoutlnN The steamer Colombian. bound from developments in the Mexican situa- Schllobtinui. ml" “1“” We "“10"?! Bombs to:- use against both these lead hntwerp for New :Yorlr, caught fire lion. in course‘sdopted by ‘oklioldersl era were 1591“ mm: out 11‘. the Few at sea eunosy 1119111. According .th “ nd'owne'r 1119111111111 wool: of the! may 9999,1919. While Zapata's report- the wir'elesiradvices fro. the mucou- “3" WWW "0N 8N“ “Y ”WMWW‘ 1111 1111111111 tti 1111.11.11 Meltico City yes-1‘11. Which rescued the 111111110111. of sum br9llsnl1 when ask as to whetbo'i'. 199119 did not materialize, it sorted vivors, the names spread qu’ickly 3M" a ‘N to ' ell w rest in tiie stunne- were followed by explosions which no- . state. '9 landfill: th'a Zapat they 1.111.113. as a- dilute N0 oessitated the hasty abandoning cf the ' ‘ ‘ ‘ cottons Nth are happen“ 11111111119; by 1119 prev. The men not ~ nan militias away in ' oats. 11111 in their 11111111 0 be income Ware lily prepare anN a battle, was The first sur- up n 1111911 adrift and suffered se- 111111 and large assortment and Second- hand Furniture. tlon was characterized during today‘ s Neatly market by the growing dullness land hesitation such 1111 appeared in; Only a nominulN assault AN ., bit of. new that other 1' vsosrAshas'“ ‘ 'We‘ also .11: 1111111., M1v v ”Mam TRIAL IN COMPENSATION GASE. BR11)G®BORT, , compensation case to crime to trial thwill be that oi Joseph Michaelm- gslo vs“. John McCarthy. oi Danbury which has been set tor Thursday. May 214, it; 10: 30 ,a. 111., in this city. clluianaola worked tor McCarthy sand on Feb. 2 lost two wholeness and a» part of method upon a finger of blew it. both}. 1111' 111115111111 loss of the use of the ii’hgsr while the insurance cone 3y book! only pay for two plie- Ni: _ ‘ 1111,1111 St Mary’s (‘clnctcry fully done at the The l . a 9 $7&$10 ClothingStore that NisgerNnifthsf. Ng:n:3£?1‘l:$l::$ persistent rumors current about phanged‘my course to 9m“ given DOB‘ friends here. ‘Sho was 11 cousin of T'N REQCENT chosen for the scene of the exchange Tanlpico that Villa was on his“ way ition m burning stealncr, arrh'lng .\lr.~.. Ilalll‘lcl l.lloluluodlcu. 0i i111 «1111 n 1 L1 NORTH MANN STREET‘ ans interpreted by some observers 119 “ml "‘W'Dl‘reuleuis fur the Constitu there at 11 p.111. (‘ould distmer no “dual ”10 111ne1 “11 13 Wins “PM ‘NHS ,' . ' _ - indic i ' ‘ . ' ' tlonalists and intended to “take and trace of wreck but decided owing to “I'IU‘HOOH N N 01l01l1 110111 the 1'1“” TheB. HGTStheIdtNISOflCO LAINNDRY ‘ N abangtlnlgd tilllzttetzfaetltitlgspjlngtg €25: burn the city." Admiral Mayo slated false report and fenrihg influence on “Om“- hex limolli N‘n \\i.lson ”‘5‘ TEL. 294. 122 WATER 81‘, ”ARE" REVIEW 11999 the entire Mexican problem. de- that he did not pllt the slightest. faith other possible rescuing steamers to 011-. “will the ”9”ch -\I. I‘I- Church, hill YOU will find ollr work ,3 ‘s‘pilc Carl-alizn's assertion that any at. in thc truce supposed ‘to have-been circle position at six miles, and at 3;-N (lithium. and 11111-1-11112111 Will in 111 second 10 nullt’. us It is done by!“ N “KH- 1" ii tempt to take up the. bopllblic's lntcr- allanged between the (Ollsiltllil‘UilaL 30 p. m, sighted 11 boat on sturlloard‘licthel, ‘ . ‘ , .1 ,1 . ‘ ‘ tlal troubles Was bcyoitd’the rungs oi ists 11nd bedcrals at 'l‘ampit‘o. 'lhcre bow. Being already prepared the oc-I ~~~- expelicnocd hands. “a gladly N idlplomotic activity The pllrase‘tllat had been no trouble recently in the cupunts thereof were taken on board George F. Saundcrs. _ ». 1 invite IDSWCHOD 0N 01“; plant. I '“MN Natiracted' “New“; was that “1'0 1311- oil well district. he added. in a few minutes. A heavy swell was' “some 1". Saunders. tun-11111 W9 59“ a very high grade 0N "00 ' All work collected and delivered SlafikhoIdal‘s Have Baen Holding voys weald confer with “”98“,,” of General l“llllt~fltlll, at Vera Cruz, rc- running at the time so took prevau } HIMIHIH' (lid 14011 01' Mr. (”HI .‘II‘S- Oak Coal, free from clinkers'Try NN 'fre‘e‘ '01 charge - the “dltrer’em, pumps lut'erefimd in me_ ported to the War Department today. lions of putting out my son llo'llt iojNNi‘mgf‘ NN- Sammi'l‘9~ “MN ”‘5‘ "34‘”. "Neégtegussgfifilp‘geggxbgoggnlzlllnciera youl ‘ ' MSBIIRQS and George F, Peme. Ndiniion.” Specific parties I‘ve"? not that there is no definite information cover their embarkation. The boat 0011-le lllc hulls at 1; Hell art-hue. the named, and later 11 was authornuuvn, H'Xm‘dllll; movements of Mexican tnined thirteen men and a corpse lye funeral will be tmuorrow :ll'lt'l‘lhlnll at 2:30 o'lor‘k. immanent will b- in PNI’NINR NNNSI iiiNlS “LN—.7! HNHOyt’s Thistre.‘ i 111 ill pcople three days of this week. know a good when they see it and they will doctors care ill hospital and others preciate the fact that they have were given brandy “d soup. bathed good thing at Hoyt s heatre the first The atten- ll ing up— a. dance has been large at the pcrlorm- ‘Th r e t r a ti hi w 9! shoes held thus for and the wise wo‘ e on p n e s ye 1e 5 p a men and men of the city will get int early tonight and avoid the rush Another high class bill is coming for the last three days of the week that is bound to make tile people sit. up and take notice. the Mutual Girl the usual added feature to the show. movies will And, on Saturday. furnish Illg Summer little is tooling and the tile- NTflnA' I" 'LILL STREET atrc will soon be closed to vaudeville. Lovers of good v'audelllle will thoro- to get. W M'KLI. STREI‘T. Ollenlltg~—Specllln- fore get their all of it while it is here STAMFORD MAN A SUICIDE. STAMFORD, May fir—Joseph Flynn, which thaNldue to the absense of demand rather Gide While "189M alive Monday. on that day. i WOMEN WORKERS MEET. u an elderly‘ man was found dead in prices his home today. with a bullet wound the 1191 but in his body. The medical examiner is were of the opinion that he committed sui- He was last seen His wife was absent and the body was discor— ' Nindefinite period of Waiting, mending also on her return home today --~M- | NAIIGMUCK May 62- -"l‘lle (on- liectlout Association of Women Wm 11- May 11.4““, “N“ era held its 24th annual reunion into be .. yesterday, heard reports from the vari- fore the (rm-muggy,“ m ”131,33“ coon. ous u‘tivlties of the organization. transacted other business incident to the gathering. number of addre .ed to the association a Work. ".1. ”we-.ww—u—M «0 w and later listened‘to A ones on subjects reint- Owing to the stormy weather inst week only titty per cent. of the hom- lug pigeons of the 1111-111 club leturned froth New Brunswick and fire-titular! underwriting the claim assert 3- 1399““ “New are only 11 low birds now in training the races have been called off here. the National Three members Association, howdver. will race 111 the old birds series. cnm- ~ . Welling with Bridgeport members of- J tha'same body. The first race will be 111111. Trenton, N. J.. 100 miles. on 1111.9 ' 1111“..me woman [sulcloa . GREENWICH, May 6:ers. John 'i‘ of“
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