u i that is .ially good “and bio, pleases and its invariably I" comfort and great Window Moment, Bricks and ‘Tther such materials here one: also hue and Sewer Pipe. . ,areful attention to ”roots; this means Inch to our Patrons» and-we _ ~ WW3, “(lid .fiCFIOD; n misrepresentation, 1118 out 111111111: Hazeiton Goal The B. Hershiieid 81 Son Co ITISL. 21¢. 122 WATER 8T. ' I COAL hei before you lay in er'svsupply and be convinced. I. 441. We sell a vow high grade of lied : alt ‘Coa’l, free from clinkers Try a. _ your William Eflron I OWAN 81’. EAST NORWALK. Tel. 441 IJUNK DEALER You only need write a postal . ttlm rubbers, scrapimn, .‘ for your call. watt st. jam. in. ‘ \ -... «5:. ' IIF YOU ,WISH 11 money 01 M. GUTKOWSKY, ”87 N. Main: Street . 'QPP- .. Congorgotional Church. Buy Second-hand Furniture. or . phone to Win Enron and you will ' t a. ready market for things which I you dont want. such as rags,=ps1pera, . metals. j_ 111n- beds a specialty We are , '.Win Euros 3 j _.,...._ m. 1,.» . Ghiotto 81 Co. utnish your summer cottage dor' j any season articles you need for temporary use, in to see us where we can show ' tine'iine and large assortment New and Second-hand Furniture. ' s and all ‘Housefurnishlng Goods sitlvely the very lowest prices. Naiis, Please remember you are welcome on whether you want Lumber, Nails Beaver Board advice on building or Inst 11 friendly oliat. Come in the If you consult us, well one that you get the right kind of any thing you want and at the right price, too. :The Hatch 81 Bailey Company next time you 're over our way The : Naik Fund are House Tel. Orders Promptiy Delivered. 11916 W‘ALVL ST. AIDS $4. 98 up. able prices beginning at 45c. Children I die the ver3 latest. We have. just re- I ceived a shipment of these smart little: , Spilng Costs, 11 3.100 value .. $3. 93 CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS. All the newest effects Bulgarian blouses with the straight pants; one: piece suits as well as the oi'dinitryl Russian-blouse and sailorvcollnr suits, Materials are cambrii'. poplins, nius-' lins, linen and crash. Price from I ................... 501: to $2150‘ GOTTLIEB’S $781810 CiothingStore NORTH MAIN STREET. Renting Paper, SUMMER COMFORT COUCH IiAMMOCKS-ldeal for sleeping porches and lawn. Fl‘om LAW:N SWINGS. . trip papers. ............ Beaver Board to our yaid any time no mat Ladders, Rooting Paper or .TO \\'0\ EN HAMMOCKS—ln most attractive colors at 1613 i'eusoh~ IIBalmacaan Coats tor IIIIIIIS WERE IIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIiII’IIIII TIIGI'BSB ESBOSIIO says SII'aIIflIII'I Settlement of the “occupation" of on Depot Plattorm Threatened to Kill Her Unless She Want ._._._..9 A different aspect was put on the Esposita 11nd :Agncs Finnegan made to Bridgeport. yesterday, as reported it would appear that agents of the White Slave gang had been in South Norwaih. looking for victims. which Theresa in the I I . . I , and picked out these two girls. ‘ i l As 1:11.311 no ,If'” . 'the last hit of news that Quiet”; see from this tichei are the II . VEGETAsLes 1" ’..'i.. we oile1.We carry a large j; variety of the very finest oi --. seasons-hie vegetables . Call and 11911 as suggest some. if thing for dinner. Music ‘Hall Block union's eoNoe FOR ENTICING Gill/L8. I item-DEN, May 12.—-rouce court action in the cases of the two young men and two girls, arrested last night, after having lived here tor the last tour weeks as married, was deterred today, pending investigation of the ctr. cumstances by United States District Attorney F. A. Scotti who was expect 1ed to come to Moriden during the at- , tennoon.“' The men are Robert W. uRob- erts, 21, of Boston, and Harrison 8. 'Trattord. 26. or Chloeigo.- They are ‘-char3ed with enticing the girls from 1 their 11011111151111 M1111 other statutory 1111111111911. The kids are 1111111 Mason. 1 19. of Bethlehem. and Edna Bailey, oi 11111101.. They. were arrested at the 11111111111111". 111-qu Barley ‘3irl's 111111111. It is alleged that the gun i t their homes last; February, 1111 ; then haye' been 1.111111111111111 young men fisprincileld and 1111111111111, Theresa told her story to a Sentinel reporter this morning. that she was on her way to work about) I7 o'clock, when a strange young man; ' accosted her on the depot platform. I‘ i'l‘he man had on a blue suit, of clothes Icon 11 black derby but. and made a. ‘ Iratlier' good appearance. . ‘ Eto talk to her. and suddenly said that ,I'Iii‘ she did not accompany '71; Bridgeport on the train then nearly , due. he would 11111 " claims she, was frightenednnnd seeing Agnes Finnegan on thel. depot . form asked her to get on the train also. The man placed the two girls in' the ordinary passenger. then he walked forward into the smok- big car ' On the arrival of the train to Bridge- ": port, the man again met the girls, and» ordered them to walk on ahead of him. . :; :When they reached the ice. cream -- store, the glrls\went1luside and had :2 Ice cream, paying for it tbemselves.I ; Meanwhile the man continued to walk. of the result of “gym“; ht Tampico: , and ‘where rebels and Federals were in a when they came out, 11° started *0 death grapple for territory in whichI speak ‘0 “hem chain. and "I011 to 89‘ millions of American and British doi- them 1.0 300011198” him This Theresa, tors are invested Generai anagozs. him her; coach. - up and down outside the store, 11111111 ll 1 local, She claims He started Theresa: plat- and 11111 11111111 ‘ : Will Get Attention From the Dale- Nlil 1111111 11 1111111111 .3 Admiral Mayowln Reporiio'siic- rotary Daniels Says'Keeoors : . 1' at Lighthouse Deserted SNIPERS BASIS g. ,1 l 1 1 l Illm‘til from Vera Cruz today and the 1 to notes at Niagara Falls —n——n——- WASHINGTON May 12—w11ue Hu- 1 eita's meditating mission steamed American delegates began plans of or- :ganizntion for the Niagara Falls con- Itercnce, these important phases in. the Mexicali situation stood out, de-I mending urgent attention. Disposition of five South Americans Iarrested for sniping operations at . Vera Cruz lobes island, which drew a protest 1fron1 Huei'tas foreign minister. I The Lobos island incident was takenI ‘up by Secretary Daniels. He had been before him this report irom‘ Admira Mayo at Tainpico: “bones island has not been occupied. The Dixie and ‘ some destroyers anchored there and other vessels have cooled there from n collier. The keepers of Lobos 111- land light deserted it, and the Dixie is not maintaining it foI‘Iilie benefit 'of navigation. i understand that the destroyers have bad occasional swims mini: parties ashore. " “I" The general belief was expressed that this explanation would amply, answer ilucrtu‘ 11 protest that tboI United States by seizing the island had violated the armistice, and would make it plain that the 111511.111 com- mander acted only to insure protec- tion to shipping by iiialntennuce of the lobes Light “I I Disposition of the ci'i's'es of the South Americans arrested at Vera Cruz had been baited p'éIidin‘g word from the ministersmi theii‘ respective countries. When it became known that General thstou proposed to 'try the men before a military court- animal. the Brazilian minister in Mexico City appealed for them Secre- tary Garrison decided to postpone ac: tiou on that, pointing out that proper ly it should have been made by states of which the prisoners are citizens l Word anxiously was awaited today retused to do, as she stated she 11.1111, commanding at Tamplco. reported «9 ed to take the next train back to South Huerta early today that the Constitu, Norwalh While they were talking the womart' with heavy 105391; probation olhcer in Bridgeport and 111 there had been heavy fighting SIBCEI detective came up to them and find', then and that the Federal reports ' itioInaliiits had been defeated Saturday it was believed: I“! '01“ what It“ happened. “lid “'3 were not neceSsarlly conclusive. girls to come with them. The younx'I The rebels were planning to renewI man at this stage disappeared. and their 51111111111311 in the north. and (3er . . . .. 'l‘hi5,.simI ransa’s agents asserted the ConstituJ were questioned, and askedahout oil-71101111113; chief expect“ to conquer the; could not be round later. ferent places 111111 people in South Non I Federal garrison at Saltlllo‘ and en walk, and when it was found the)", tablish his capital there. pending the were telling the truth. word was semi to the police 11.111111111111111 hero. . was notified. and he on 1111 the 2.16 til” 1111111111111 father of Anon. with 1111111 111111111111 11 on the next train. Both girls return- .yed home iinai campaign against Mohico City. Nelson O'Shaushnessy, 11.111 Chin-tee Amelia Monte. the baker of 211 or the American amnesty to Mexico Wood street. and 111111 of Theresa. I City, wits expected to 1111111 on intert at to Brl§9Iviuw with President 11111111111 today. l‘ri lolloweti'Ipiome Court and Former Solicitm' sacral Momma, namild as the 5111111- '1 19111111511: iitteruo’on. scan mission to the Maura Foils con I Associate Justice Lamar oi the $11 Theron; is 011.11“ iorence hoped to take 11 immediateu g 1, m me e fourteen years old. 111111.111 one looks I P 9‘ “WWI“ “m“‘fl‘enms ° 0 Bryan the npwintiiaeut “ . ' sistanto. ‘ ‘ 'l‘he steamer ,rla Lesson, in a statement issued yes- terday atternoon, declared that 1 tlonal traffic. , later proceeded to Puerto Mexico, re- ‘ I WI“! the lI‘e n c t i‘ y it ride t 111193391; it”); nationhood 11111111111111 forces so long twenty miles 11011. Acapulco, in Wm“ e an no advance was mode. it Prince‘ssln Cecilio ' Lemur-mgr. . .1”, - 'I'. I.I '.-..1. I ' -..1-1. ‘ in». ‘T-r-‘w 11.1.. . . _...1'.~1.'.~:.'.r.+~1 1'“-'*+:f-1‘-fi‘f‘ff'f'f'l“h:rt-t'i'n‘h‘i‘d-‘z-z-z See the New Suits and Coats for Women and Misses. '-.l;-. “ ,. ,- 'I;- ”fin:- Har‘diy a day. passes that we do not receive new models. «1 that represent the very latest ideas in color, trimming 81 material. gens-=5 Railroad iNot CIoeed by Mexican. MEXICO CITY. May lit—Jose Ma- the Mexican government had never closed the Tehuantepoc hallway to interna- 'i‘lie line was torn up for a few days near Saline Cruz, the minister explained. but today trniiic was reestablished. I , According to interiintionai rules}: Americans leaving Mexico offered tlie‘ I Brazilian minister payment for their, passports. The minister refused to accept it and asked the Americans to; give the money to the lied Cross. I The Mexican diplomatic corps i1as§ been militarlzed all ministers will be; generals; second secretaries. lieutenant colonelsI and third secretaries. majors. Correlpondente Back from Puerto Mexico. :1' , Vldihli CRUZ, May ..-~R-icl1nro Harding Davis and Mediii Mci‘oruiick. correspondents. who went throug'ff'tbui lines to Mexico City last week, and; Graduation I)ressesi We have just received a new fresh line of White Dresses 11111115 $3.98 to his 00 We alter to fit free of charge. Come in and make your Selection. ._ , 1 '. turned here last night. Davis carried credeniinls from the Binzllian consul hers. and McCormick held .a letter- iiom the British Consul. 'i‘besc cre- dentials were accepted by Mexicali : Federal officers, although chlilphlliullp ‘ who attempted to pass the lines as an American. was turned back. . . I , 1 l ." IGilhuly; six children, Marion, Daniel .Francis H. Anna, Grace and Ruth, arid five sisters, MrS. Robert .113. Curries of South Norwalk, Maud G., Euioiia, Rena and Edna. Mary Harrigan. . The burns which Mary Harrigan, six years old. received yesterday morning proved fatal, for the little girl died at the Norwalk Hospital last night at 7:30 o‘clock, after suffering intense pain. Her entire body was charred from the flames which caught on her clothing while she was play- ing with matches. Medical Examiner Huntington was called and pronounced death due to accident. Shortly alter the child had been taken to the hos- pital she became unconscious and .in , her delerium talked about matches, 1 1 The funeral will be held at the home of her parents. Mr. ‘hnd Mrs. George 11:. Harrison, at 47 Main street, to- morrow. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. in- tei'nient will be in St. Mary's Como- Hootlllties End Temporarily. VERA CBUZ. May 12 «While the their work of restoring the city to Mexican commissioners are en route normal conditions The work of the to attend the peace conference at Nla Inatlve omcers has been quite satisfac- lgara Falls. Can" during the sessions ‘tory, secording to Captain Bamford. Iol' the conference. there will be no in-‘ head of the police department. Thus nuguration of hostilities by the Ameri- If”. the native Officers have escaped: 103“ forces here, and there I3 “0 rea- the disapproval of their fellow coum son to believe that the “alien“ Fedcr- tryinen except in a few instances Isis will advance their lines. where they were made the iictims oil I The recent charge by General Bimi- jeers and taunts. When such instanc- quet that the Americans were breuk-ies occurred the prompt arrest 09 the his the armistice caused General lFun-I offenders has resulted in a 11151)le oti ston 10 00M“ with “I“ “3591 ad1 last. more respect for the work or the am Colonel Porter. General Funston 111111. We police by Mexicans generally . CO lonel Port-9" agreed “I“ while thereI Americans here. who own property GXIBIB actually “0 armistice “I truce. in various parts of Mexico, report‘than -eithar implying hostilities. which “oneIfrom information reached by them but President lHuerta admits. there is from refugees and other sources a a tacit understanding that neither side large number of plantations west and. WI“ ”WWW” hostilities 8° for as south of Vera Cruz abandoned by the it ‘3 agreement “3"“ the movement owners, have been looted I0! "0099 WW“ “‘9" 0w“ ““5' 69“" Collier 01-11111 Sails. Isral Funston and Colonel porter d5 NORFOLK Va. May 12 ——Tlie naval clared that both the Mexicans and Am: collier Orion sail a d yesterday I, or Vern erican ““093 had ““9 right. it is a ICruz with coal and supplies for Amerw 1190.!“ “‘3‘ President Huerta will icon warships now in Mexican waters. I I move some of the Mexican troops tow 1The Orion ban a c l carrying capacity 'tery, ' :4 , , Iard the coast. and behind the Ameri- of 10 500 tons. on : new...“- lines such minor chooses of 11.08% ' g . 1 - Min Catherine Murphy. . “W in nuclei“ Kin 11L, , The body of Miss Catherine Murphy, Ition as are required will continue to WASHINGTON May 12.—-Adinimi be 'made. The interpretation place zllowurd, commanding the American upon the agreement by General Fun! IIlitiet oi" the west coast of Mexico. to- . “ ton and Colonel Porter would permit day reported a battle between Mexican 1Federnls pod Zapata 1.1101111101111111 who died in New‘Yorlron sunday. was brouglita_here on the 12 o’clock trobt today for burial. which-was made in St. Moiy's cemetery The deceased is survived by 1191‘ mother and u broth‘ er, Eugene. 1 They were former rosi~ sixteen apatistas were killed. 3"“1‘“ “It‘fmxn‘zxmmx £12: ‘ The 1151.11.11 at Maziitlan continued, :gents Oi Nordalk and well known 1 he 11 on . are 7 It“. 11111:; the Mexican n'utlioritiIea the report said.’ ., “M... 11“th “MI objection but which are "3' I (incline Vogorowokl. II‘Ide by 0.0M?“ “WW“ and “UNI IIEITIIB "II F““EII“L8 The inherit) of Caroline Vogordwslii, aged five years, was held from the 1 home of her parents, at 13 Slocum street yesterday afternoon. interment was in St Mary 11 cemetery. The child died 116111 diphtheritlc croop. ‘ Summer Time Is AWNING 'II'IMIE. . Get yours betore the son he 111111111 too both. We make and 1 stifled be and any quasi . At t e Tatar water ‘ v stitched'I '1 IW,‘ lhuiy Bottling company, a promi~ tit, young the New Haven 01: trod at his 111111111. 118 Hamilton; 1111111111 11111111151. : “0......— 1111111611111». 1111111111 " started the business conducted lily hiii his father’s death ‘ h
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