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“Ads”-——To Let,
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WANTED . TO LET 1 FOR SALE
WANTED—YOI'VG MAN FUR To LET—«STORE O\' NORTH FOR SALE—A GOOD ROAD
”work in“ gun-evil," Apply H R. Main 81., near Pine St, South Nor- horse w,eigi1tIIUU.Add1ess Burchard
Minor 15:, \I’asniligton St. or 1“ Lin- walk. Inquire of John T Hayes, real Place,\\1lson Point.1n27 3t
m . , .- . l , 2- 1,, estate agent, 5-? Main St, Norwalk.
Do ‘AHB, South \orviak 1n 1 . 11127 31, FOR SALE—A LOT OF ‘Nii‘B
WANTED—LN SOUTH \‘ORWALK ‘, L spring pigs. Gus Sanberg, Box 311$,1
In. small family four or five rooms.1 TO LET — HOUSES, FLATS, South Norwaik, m2? 3t'
all improvemtwts. Address, statingswre. barn.‘ carpenter 511°“: manufac-
dull particulars and rent. A. J. Ad-
lei‘, care of Lazar, 101; Cedar St., South
iNurwaik. m26 3t
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all“
or spare time, sell our combined ac- Putnam “9
tory with power, storage, at Norwaik, l
‘South Norwalk, East
Rowaytou.
,. moud llros.
and
1131- .
11127 3t
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Norwalk
Get our 'rent list.
To LET—12 ROOM HOUSE, 62' do, 5 horse power twill.
Suitable for one or two
cident health and natural death 1101- families. ““1in H B Slauson, View
Icy.
men desiring an agency, liberal com-
mission and collecting interest given.
iAddress with particulars, P. 0. Box;
3455, Boston, Mass.
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL WOULD
like place in a small family, or helpl
with children. Send postal, Mrs.
pissou, Wolipitt Ave, Norwalk. m2t; 3t.
WANTED~TO BORROW 2,700 ON 11
first mortgage. Address M. 8., care an garage.
Sentinel. m2t‘1 3t
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. F. W. Ad-
ams. 8 Crescent Terrace, South Nor-
twaik. 25 3t
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WANTED— PRACTICAL STEAM
filters and general machinists. Apply
Not-w lk Tire and Rubber (‘0. [1121—1 3t
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-
eral housework by competent girl,
good cook and laundress. Apply 25
Laurel St. 11125 3t
GERMAN WOMAN GOES OUT TO
wash. Also takes washing home.
-itlt'.s. Demuth, R. F D .\'o. 37, South
N111 11.1lk Send postal card. 111125 3t
WANTED—iiY HUNGARIAN MAN,
work of any hind. Wouldlilte work 1st; rent $211, or for sale on easy
for wife also. John Curchon. In- terms. inquire of Chas. E. lloyt. '
quire 13 Kossuth St. 11125 3t 11112 bf
Most liberal of today._ Energetic Crest, Second District, Norwaik.
111126 3t.
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FOR SALE—LILIES OF THE \AL—
icy. 8 Henry St, South Norwaik.
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FOR SALE—lxblAN MOTOR CY-
Apply Man-
sion House. 1112? it
BOATS, BOATS—GREAT DAR-
gains in Valley boats 17 ft, 4 H. P.
outfits, regular price 8175.,00 this sale'
To LET—6 ROOMS AT 4 01108818122500. Special V.Hydroplane.181't.
St.
Rent $12 00.
|,t0n 171 South Main St.
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Inquire 11‘. D Law-
n125 3t‘
TO LETnFURNSHED ROOMS!
t we
'all improv,e1nents suitable for one or tachable 01mm;
Apply 16 West Ave,
m"5 3t}
TO ”LET —— FURNISHED Rooms.
cated, Inquire at 10 Clay St.
Centrally 10-!
u125 at
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Hath, etc.
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE, ALL.
conveniences, 144 South Main St. ln-l
quite E. 1“. Tolles,1~i6 5011111 Main livery wagon or light truck also duiup
St
1112:. 31‘
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
North Main St.
All improvements. Rent 815.00. 72
inquire United Gro—.
n116 11f
cery Co.
TO LET—ACENTRALLY LOCATED
suite
Store, consisting of three large can
_ meeting rooms; will be painted and!
papered. to suit tenant.
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co.
of
offices over Central Food
For further.
mlS tf
TO LET—TO SMALL
tungaiow. on Lincoln Ave, from June
FAM ILY,
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WANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO
enter the training school for nurses
at tlie.New Britain General Hospital,
New Britain, Conn. For full particu-
lars address the superintendent of
nurses. ml-i 1211
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra. prices for fall: calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten, H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029
You are strong and well,
To LET—~51 Rooms, LARGE GAR-
don and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave;
Elizabeth St.
102
11655.
Taylor Ave.,
also live rooms. 23
Inquire Mrs. R. Tariov.
city. Tel. No:
1118 ti'
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LOST
LOST—POCKETBOOK. CONTAIN-
lng money, papers and auto license.
Reward for Return to Sentinel office.
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inity for practical or any woman withl
regular price $1100. 00, this sale $250. (10.
Speed 11 to 36 miles guaranteed Ila-
lrine engines, 1.1-2 to 1011 H3”. Gra1
-and Ferro row boat motors De- ..
Row boats, canoes.
C. L. St. John, phone
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FOR SALE—THREE HIGH GRADE
pianos for sale very reasonably. S. E.
care Sentinel. m26 3t
Sales agent,
1082.
FOR SALE—HEM Y HORSE, ONE.
Address
11126 31
cart and harness. Cheap.
Horse, care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—CHEAP. TEAM WAG, 72:.
lirundage, iloway-‘
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ton Ave, Itowayton.
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ausmsss OPPORTUNITY— ss-‘
tablished millinery business for 111116,,
good location trial given to buyer;!
price very reasonable; good opportu-
a little capital. Address M.. Sentinel. 1;
1112.3 4ti
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FOR SALE—SQUARE PIANO, can;
punter ,tools,'gas~ fixtures and housel
furniture 26 Union St
1112532,“:
FOR BALMECEIV ER' 3 SKIS!)
of the stock of M. L. Hosea. bankrupt.
All furniture and household goods;
must be solddn ten days in. order to‘
settle with the creditors. Goods will
be sold for 500 on the dollar. Louis
S. Nyary, Mgr. m2; 31
FOR SACEL-COXVHRTED SAIL
boat. 24 (feet long, 7 feet wide, 8
horse power Palmer engine, 3 years
old. Everything complete. Apply An-
dersbn, Oyster Shell Point. 1u21 6t
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodious house, 12 Havlland
BL; easy 11.11.11.113. further particu-
lars inquire C. Swartz. Old Well Cigar
Co. mar28 ti
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so,
Thlt's- natural. '
Your spine may get out *of order,
That’s possible.
1110111 need some adjustments,
That's evident,
, ‘lBetter start today y,
That's Wisd6m.
.You want the best,
, .That s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthol.. D. C.
That's important.
Offices so Norwaik and Stamford.
' That’s the right place.
Delays- are dangerous,
That’s all.-
“E. BARTHOL D C.
v , .53 Meadow St. South Not-walk
7 111,8 p.111. . .
,noy Atlantic 81., Stamford, 9 a.
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' mimetic is tha‘deilnitlon at the
esuao'ottho disconnection-tot
adj no name. Disease In caus-
ad by, s preachers?“ oi; sprain in
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District
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Court, May 20,- A, D., 1914.
Estate 'of Mary A. Crows, late of
Norwolk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
of air the créditors-of 1111111 estate ,to‘ .
exhibit their claims for. settlement.
Those who neglect, to present their
accounts, properly attestedp within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All perstms indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
- 1EDMUNDE. CROWE. ’
11120 27111
Bishopnc Stucco Board
This wonderful Stucco or Plaster ’
Board cuts in half the cost ‘or apply- I
i -Iplaster, cement and itncco finish ,_
to ,house ufldi - '
.It their
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It monotone adenine distinctive,
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WILLIS 1H. IOROWE. V
Executors.
a greatly re j I
ding money!
the reach of:
susmass NOTICES ' '
PAINTINGr rarsauntvomc, DEG
mtlng.‘ Painters' supplies. Wall pa-
per, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial. or
dare solicited. Tel.
White, 81 ‘1-2 Ely“ Ave.
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NOTICE.
1 have it at last. What?
roofing, lenders and guitar! that is
gumnteal for 15 years. Wise people ,
are having me repair their, 1111115111,,
Plumbing and Heating beganso they
save Hmoney‘
1 HENRY A. mass: it;
141 Wash. 8t,
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MISCELLANEOES;
' diators prepared to enjoys brief re-
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Entra Specials
29 lbs Qanulatcd Sugar for $1 04 ,
Best on emery Butter :1 pound 29c
Pare Lard . . a pound 11c
Mt Flour . . a bag 70c
This store will be cIOsed all diy Saturday. Open Fads, ey'ening
The Great A81 P lea Company
FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON STREET FREE DELIVER!
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bers of the opposlug missions was 11. '1
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‘ flected by officials -h.1e. President,
; Wilson and Cabinet niez. mere “1'11": d5 } IOUTH Notiwltu.‘t “Ll “All
cidediy hopeful. 'ihat ‘11 :e preliminary 30X!” 1 . ’
- - I‘l‘tro Alarm Hence-“rm- at
basis for. peace belie 1:11 to be maiur 1 Wm.” "Rpm“ I” m.
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tug at the (tinieiente s on 11 on d takt '_ awasblngton and North
. the form of a protocol was not an 1111-
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, Consider Representation. f £33,251. 81111111111,
unsuixorox. May 27.vltepresen-'i "$3,111: ,5“ “1"“! “A" ”“7
Franklin School.
Concord III.
Lathes of the t‘oiistitutl :ualisis here; iz—xWest SL,
3—:ancord 81.,
took steps ltlua) to re opt 11 the ques-
tion of representation at the Niagara :t:fi§'§g:¥ufiig“gififlg‘tn
. ' 1 1H or'alh Iron orb.
mediation conftrt-nte. WW Ave and ,- It.
John Lind and C A. Douglass. legal iii-High School. West An.
representative of the Constitutional-11‘4““ 8" "nd “W” A"
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MIlIIIATOIIIS ATTENDING A
" GARDEN PARTY
(Continued from first page)
prelicnsion. Once a protocol
signed between the Huerta and Ame
ican missions, it w’ds belie1ed
Huerta and American delegates to the
Niagara conference and the three 1'11e
spite from their work at an official
garden party in Toronto today, l’resl
dent Wilson and his advisers reviewed
progress, that has marked the media-
tion proceedings up to this time and
discussed plans for meeting future
happenings. The_fact that the dele-
gates and the South American envoys
did'not hesitate to attend the Toronto
fete was regarded as emphasizing re-
ports of rapid, harmonious develop-
ments at Niagara F‘slls.
The president was encouraged by
statements that substantial agree»
ment on many of the “cardinal points
involved-in the conference has been
reported by the two missions. Hope
for an early solution, expressed in Nia-
gara Falls, was'reflected in Washing-
ton.
International phases ofthe Mexican
equation—the dispute between _lluerta
and the United States that led to the
occupation of Vera Cruz-aattrscteu
moat attention today, but the ultimate
attitude of Carranza toward mediation
was not lost sight of. Administration
ment.
been closely watching “the
granted. Carranza remained in clos
touch with his Washington agents an
was not unexpected.
cording to assurances that reaclie
work for the day. informal
sions were to take plat‘e during tli
to. Just how far they had proceede
and details of many things considere
necessary for the pacification of th
southern republic was not revealed 1
Washington, but the optimistic att
BAKE THE “NEW PER-
FECTION” WAY
You always have “good luck"
with your biscuits if you are
using a
The latest and best of the New Perfection
line is the No. 5 stove with the new
Breleiis Cooking Oven. Ev variet
I of baking and roasting is Bile witu
l ‘ this stove. Slow, fast, och les's, Steal
, ,- '1‘ wish. Put your roast int e
3‘ -. it to the required temperature-rad it by
pulling a damper—tum out thefire fire—and
your cooking does itself. fig} T :
New Perfection Stoves arede&3n;cm1
venient and economical—the Iiégt and
most improved oil-burning cooking stoves.
Made in I, 2, 3 and 4-11de
Esures.
With or without Cabinet to Hand-
aomely issued turquoise‘ big: emu
chimneys. Broilers, teastert and ovens,
specially made to go with them.
At: dealers everywhere, or wrlte direct
‘ior catalogue "~ »- -
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, “We,
leaders and observers of the situation
discussed relterations 01 some Consti-
tutionallsts that Carranza never would
pariey Willi tne Huerta delegates. That
was not considered as a matter of up-
were
the
northern faction might be willing to
be represented at the celileli'llce at
least to point out their ideas for the
establishment of a provisional govern-
Some of Carranza’s friends who have
Niagara
Falls proceeding have intimated that
the northern chief would be ready for
representation at the conference titer
his army took Mexico City. Capture
of the Huerta capital they take for
an early statement of his intentions
The mediators and the delegates, ac-
here. did not intend to abandon their
discus-
journey between the border and Toron-
in their conferences over actual terms
' 3 here as the agent of Constitutic nullst
‘gi—iny Av: sgdfiowe 131.
—Cheotnu 1111 any 81...
ists, held what was termed a neutral,“_ xSouth Main "m Mum“ I _
t-o-utereute today and later in the 26—-Lexl.ngton Ave. and Austin fl
day they will see Secretary Bryan.
~Went and 1511116 Grove St...
‘ll-South Malt EL, between Jim. I ,
Neither I\1r. Lind nor .\ir, Donglass
would distlose under what conditions
311—1111151131.“ Works. Hula R.
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the Constitutionalists were willing to
participate. What sudden turn in the
negotiations had brought about the
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new attitude of the Carranza group.
was not disclosed.
Cc
ii-v—Falmeld Ave. and Leda: l1.
dZ—Taylur Ave and South 81.
43 —Woodwnrd Arc. and hie-40' ,
(s—lgturritt and Quinlni'd Avon. and
46- Woodward and Lowndua
.Bl—Golden Hill S1. and him-cod ‘IQ.
52~Wuhinlton lat. Bridle.
53—? relghi yard and Ann 81.. m
14—~\‘nrvulk lock Co. private. 1’
Box (pl—Corner Putnam a"...
Read Street.
In) Denotes non— —ilntc‘ferng
(M) Master box, from which
her of any box can be sounded.
Ono stroke at 12 noon and I 9.
standard time,
One stroke at odd times. touting,
line open. 1- ,
Two strokes after an alarm. final. 1
calls department, l-i
flThreel slow strokes, ‘watev to II
o — .-
|A1 12: 06 p in. each WWI...
tilled for test.
ire alarms for an dlllflfl ah.-
eelved bv volennono.
Four long blasts of the villa“.
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no school for the fonowlng
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Want Information on Bauch Cale.
WASHINGTON, May 2T.—instrur'
tions to American Consul Letcher, at
Juarez, to furnish the State Depart-
ment with additional information to
complete the record, so far as possible
in the case of Gustav Ranch, tile Amer-
ican mechanic arrested by the Consti-
tutionalist authorities at Juarez, Feb-
ruary 18 last. and who later disappear-
ed, was the foundation for a report
that .the department is about to re-
open the case, and also the Benton
case. -
The purpose was explained today
as being to close it 17p by procuring_
the few fragments of information still
available, regarding his disappearance
from the Juarez prison, There is no
known intention of making any fresh
representations at this stage, although
without doubt the Bahch case will fig-
ure in the final adjustment of claims
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NORWALK FIR! ALARM.
ii—Comer or plain and wan mu.
zl-Betuen Avenue and Union 5...
22—Sprtng Hill and Kellogg Blunt. ,
td—Union Park. ,
aS—Wesv [Hanna and Berkeley‘ Baud. '
27-.mn11nn Av anus and Lines PM
81—1311.- house. (Private box).
sr—West Avenue and Mervin Hints.
n—Iflirbor Avenue and Orchard m
lid—Chapel Street and Harbor 11mg.
ao—West Avenue. near the
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e to be preferred against the Mexican 38—Stevem $11.16“ and him :53?
11 government when peace is restored. :l—CIO” 5"“! 011° WM“! “0“.-
2-Main street and North AVonuo.
i‘i—France Street.
Ia—dlnm and Gatherine' Stream:
v Canaan Road and Fall- 8th“
Iii-Chennai Street, near Bummer .,
BIS—Main Street and Union Avenue.
till—(1n The Green.
SIB—Ens: A1enue and Lincoln Am
_‘ “—Eut Avenue and Dealsam 1“
EAST NORWALKi "HI ALARM
Fire headquarters. lie 71111 zen:
El ephone 119
i—Htch Sc oi (private)
Private boxes will only be Milli.
A telephone lite-sage to Electric ~ _ -
(705) between the hours of I p. I.
5~M1r1'n $111101 (privatei I "
ZIZ-Euat \‘i .1~l.1r1gton and 19!! Bin.
lit-Van 2311111 .51 and Osborn 5‘0.
'16— Ave. and Rowan It. ‘ .
2 infield St .
‘ort and Charles Btu.
Inst Ave. and Fitch St. _1
—St. John St. an1‘- Edlie An.
332~Seavieiv Ave. and First so
fills—Boulevard and Second it.
silo—Covei‘Ave had 1111111111.
337—8011111111 Buchanan It. '
til—Keyser S. Pine "till Ava.
3t2—Keyssv St. and Uncut Pondrd. ,
N3-Shore Haven. lTel .) -..,r
in. m., ivlng location of fire. II
ill be a ven o: newest box. .
are on remleca where located. ’ 1
Sec-on alarms are Only to be if“
the chief or acting chief upon hind
at the fin.
Special Signals
i- Bauch disappearc'i two days after
liis“’a'rrest. and friends who visited the
jail with food and lcddlng. could get-
110 trace of Mill. it is generally sup-
posed he was executed.
Huerta'5 Withdrawal Possib'e.
\\' \S‘ll‘xiiTON. 31:11". .11.— ~Oi‘liofal
dispatches sent from \lesico (ity and
rcceiicd at a diplom‘htic sourte here
today, sav the "wifidrawal" of Huer-
ta is pessiule,‘ and and that it is be-
ing (leimed the Le cssity of ur-
iziiisemcnts to permit the dictator to
zillillt‘lll“ with di'zility.
Conltltutlonailst Agent Arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jilly 27.~iiafnel
Arriagu. also known as Fernando Pala-
tics, who was reported to have 'come
we?
_‘v
General ()bl‘csou to purchase vessels
and military equlp1nttit,11as arrested,
today.‘
. l‘he complaint alleges that Arriaga
was Obrcgou's agent IIGX‘B‘ for two 4,0“ M“, a, old ”me. testing of ,-
years, that he llild received $11.55 from
_ . 1 can!“
Obregon that he had refused an 11c l13¥w‘2“§l.121‘.,'mmou PM 1 I
39
11-11~ went ' two, at a a.
counting 0f the funds, and that he is 1 ngwlesnlo’n of public school 1
believed to have appropriated $4,000 to 11-11—‘rwenty-.tlwo a; 13:19.1: no.3.
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m“ mm “39' .. 1111111111 -'ren blastlpqtliokly can.
For some time the Federal port au- "1““ awnnmen‘
thoritles have been watching Arriaga ROWAYTON FIR! Aug-u Dll‘l’fll
upon the report that he was purchas-
ing and outfitting a \esSei of war for
Mexico.
Two strokes of tire bell. 33111-11! .1
lZ—ElLighland Ava to N. 1.. N. I. A
4pm 11 slut: and Bell Island.“
c cry, Palm and Roma 111111111.
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w snmorou VACATION sums 1 mm
HAL'rED. 12-563.“. 1-
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wnsntvorov M 2 i 3353“?“ 19.31.01ch 111.
. I. . ay 7.--W th the 2 0'9 °
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1 Mexican situation still unsettled and Rail m 0:08 .“
as nearly all nations have a personal
interest in the outcome of the media-I “Hoke M m. an 11:11 at
lion negotiations now in progress at 1.1111121. town: by,
Niagara“ 'Falls. 0111:. and can better ,flffifi'fimfio 3” ' I“ "1‘
handle such international questions A “1““ 0" "1°" 0““‘1" 1'1”“
as may arise with their diplomatic rep- ..
, MAILS
resentativea in Washington, vacation
plans of theentire diplomatic corpsi ,
, 1‘ .NorwalltPostoflleci.
' 11 Malls Donn-Iona!
here have come to a halt. The mid-
dle of May usually finds the cavity!
here preparing to leave for Eurbpoj or,
making arrangements 10211151111”le their
summer homes in this country, but
this season all such plans have be '
in nheyauce Many members off
corps either intend to stay ii Wish- ‘ ',
ington during the hot days-in? be: near 1:109. in.
at hand to await the outcbine of the 2' 011 9‘ ”1'915‘4113? '
- Niagara Falls conference. :3 33 :- l3: :5: “’3: fig“ $3”
The Spanish Ambassador. MrnRiano, Lu wagons“ P3263";-
'who is looking after Mexicos interests mmfiontg'non at 3:311:15 in.
in.‘ Washington at the present time, ’ Malia Remit!“
does get 11110:;‘17ll how Ilitlngmljio-is 1810113517.. 3:31lifr5limatl‘sgfid.
etc e are e am as or an
wile 119.11 15 13116.1! to spend tiie'summer 1 ill 331134.”. 131;“; £91111 1:
at newscast. 11.1.1111: the time of their l in "W" “ e" "“1
departure dependsion thé’ outcome or
the mediation 1.111111111111115, :It is prob-
able, however; that Mrs. ,‘iliano will ,
leave here some time in advance; of "
her husband. i 1:00 I. (11.—East, West an
:A‘ld E0 It IZ'JII fWitIl fltficm'lly 8W] C nrrirro'. window pm-
Diplomatic Corps‘xThey , . j , I .
e 11.5111 at they will not have to ' ,I ,
1:11 and 11111 summer in w mo§11,.suaSoutti Norwalk P
intend to remain as 111,11; ./ ‘ '
can situation demanda' 51?:
§ir presence here. a, '
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