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THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED Bv
jAMES GOL DEN

 

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E. L. ANDA, L. GOLDEN,
PROPRlETCRS.

 

FRIDAY, jULY 3,1914

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NINJATURE ALMANAC FOR '

TOM ORR") y‘c’
High tide 7:57 a. 1113,8215. p. in.
Sun rises .4 25; set: ,
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE- ~

PHONE CALLS.

92-2—News Dog‘zirtltlent.
gag—Business Department.
1388 ~Brl1nch Office. l\.orc.'.ilk.
190 -—Ed1.tor’s RC'jldchC
1114’1152—{3 y Editor’ 5 Residence.

 

“EdinT‘i Ntlt

out Well Lodge. No. 1011, F. and A. M.
Moots in \lusonic “Jilltllllg South
Main stlert. lsl and' 'd 'l‘:uc<.'lt3 of
cach month—«July and August tX'
copied—at 8 o‘clock. All taster
Masons cordially invited. I). llurr
Beach, W. hi. ltolwrt ll \\'1lcox,
Sec.

Iutler Chapter, NO. 38. R. A. M.
Meets i1. Masonic lluilnlng' South
Main St., 2nd and till Tuesdays, of
each month—Jul} and August or
ceptcd~~at 8 o‘clock, All Ilolitl Arch
Mnsons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tot-k. ll. 1’. Robert \\1'. Wilcox,
Sec.

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TRUTH CLASHES WITH
DIPLOMACY.

FI‘K‘Ll
he mik'hl as well
resign as milllstcr lo Greet-r1. To such
:1 diplomatic
Until he and
will be
content whcn he returns to the bosom
of Bostons‘
Then-1 he may spook frocly once more.

if flit"
Williams are true.

stnrlcs about George

an irrcprcsslolc ('ill/t'n
job is n
the world in general

:fil'uittllt-jllckcl.
more

untcrrilcd dcmucrut'l’.

w...— ,.
Boston may he the "1m llurn Athens,
but modcrn Athens is not Huston.

Mr.

service than he could find within the

Williams, “allows for lurcer

confines of llellos. r.’ eull3 mode a

voluntary excursion into Al'lunin.

which won being extensively shot up.
the.
'_tllul

by way of mild protest against
Prince of Wicd.
era. it will be rcluembcrud,

’l‘hc liul'opclut l‘ow»
carved ll
torrilor3 tu-

New Albnniu out of the

hen from Turkey in the liulltuu wnr.
William (-11 an im-
proviscd throne. The
Fred looked over the situation and re-

turncd to Athens bristling with indlg-

and stuck i'rinrc

lion. (icorgu

notion.
tcrviews, he reported that he "had
found a prince calling himself king,
no territory and no
subjects except his wife and children.”
The Albanian government was “non-
existent." There were ”five ostensi-
ble governments in sight," none of
them doing any noticeable governing.
The foremost of them.

the six great Powers that had set the‘
prince on his tinsel throne. stool pnt
JDJEE six battleships anchored
l' lDurazzo while rebels shot
palace window panes.
. Mefiment was "so discordant withj
'ttaéit that it had abandoned an
'fi-eh to their fate."

out the
This six-power

'It‘s no wonder that the feelings of
lag Powers Were ruffled sufficiently to
kphne talk of_ the minister's resigna-

chain consisted the offence. W hat;
1108,1Lruth to do with diplomacy?

 

marten, is the place where the

mummy for just punishment‘
willie defamation.

t:

'ilcrrzng .t is a monstrosity.

According to ncwspnpcr ll)"

“tics. 0n the whole, chastened Gotham

'ceive the
‘man in a spirit of Christian humility.‘

consisting of l

Ollf '

the

' 5 “New York puts its lawvbreak- l

fin min: warden of Sing Sins:

after tune he ha. calltd the attention

of the law lll'dkl‘r: lo the situation. but

llA)’ Low .11'cr l-clt. lulc1~1.~'1-l,
'lé' . .1: ll limo.» Jt'dll \'.ll;lall,
.1'. Illtr not 3c: liftll h—armu
1mm...“ 1d l min onlllcs (”finders
.r1 :12“ ifrlwll to .wiw nlll :1c ‘1:
1 1. -".»1.l> 1.1..1. no not ill lllLl"
.:~.;111d .. l llilrlfl l 311:1 :11: 5 -lulel_\
lilrillll'fl H1 lt'.Urlfllill\\‘ c'l‘lct't. \\lll1»
-.1 .~ :2..- .‘"ll11lllt‘ llJl our lilthlnhm
one 11.3; \a,’ that 1n sub 14 1' 11:11 it»
till tlll.‘ stair llbt'll lx 311::1 u: 11'.'1.-
Mini 4: ' lvl‘ lllr' 1111111 moped Hp

 

 

ERlCKBATS FOR GOTHAM
l; 1: \1 cll known that the wc~t dons
lull low Xt'w York, and that lllr west
advellisc

that

11nd; trcvmchl ot't‘aslon to

llllll furl, it is seldom, llowmcr,

the trunk onllpulll) oi tho “est finds
such umrummclcd cxprcssion n: in u
ztllv'r vil‘liln‘ll to a Nun York nun-.spu

her lrolu Hood iilwr. 0ch from \\'lll»‘ll

tilt: following gentle excerpts arc l‘d-

1.9M:
“New York is the symbol for weak

llltit, lll‘dnt‘lllillt‘ women. t'lllllllt:>s

homes and civic rottenness. Paris.

London, Vienna, Madrid, lionlo, etc.

all have their good points and in their
wa3 stnnd tor whztt is best lll thcil' res:
pcl'tiic nations; but New lorlt t'll3.
in .la' unAlncl'icuu as it is Lln-l-guropcun.
fowl no; good rod

it is neither llesh.

perverted.

filthy, discasod. ll stands for nothing
suxt- commcrllullsm, it in; 1.1.1.1 irpcr

('ll_\' of lllt‘ l'llltt‘d S'Jlltt's, lllll‘lz‘all and
scllllelxllllml.

"if New York City
to son and Sillllx, the world would still

were lowed oul
have Paris, ltcrlin London uml Vienna.
und the L‘nitml Stntcs would still lune
Chicago. San Frundlsm, Clewlund and
l‘hiludclphia; so outside of the monc~
tur3 loss. who should worry '.’ Amenca

[for thc sake of her youth) could well

lil‘lord to lune one rotun llmn tum-n
oll‘."
Allel' that, nulybc New York will

stop Lincoln; :or it while and sit in

usbcs lllt‘dllllilli}; on its sins.
Whatever 111113 be thc merlts of thin

it

110

arraignment, lwwevcr, is evident

New York is by moons so-
cocky us she used to be. Business for-
por of lntc has dulled hor urdor u lit<
lie. Stock Exchange revclntims nnd

the new tic—centralizing blinking law
huvc helped to umke \\ull uud llrond
strects (lcscrtcd canyons compared
with lllc old pinging duys. The last
thentrlcul season w'us poor toxrcpt for
the

isn‘t what it was.

”movie" men) and Broadway life
The present nlunr
is t8.-

clptai “business administration"

king the graft. and glnmor out of poll-

ls in at better mood than usual to 're-

comments of the Oregon

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WITH OTHER EDITORS.

 

James K. Hackett, who has just in-
herited $1,500,000, denies that he is

.going to leave the stage, Why should

be? He can' play Hamlet as often as
he wishes noun—Waterbury Repub- ;
lican. l

—O—

The man on the corner aa3s: Alter
thJ3 spot a. cherry tree the roblns get
away with their share of the fruit.
but the small boy isn't satisfied unless

i

l A convicted murderer in Pennsyl-

lvania declines absolutely to be hanged .

MWACTURING CRlMlNALS. l
‘ sing. the most famous prison cidedly eICellent sartorial tafite. Any‘;

in a black suit. That fellow has do-

'one who would prefer a black suit to
cool, white flannels these sulphurous
l'ds3s ought to be hanged—Brockton
Times. . _ i
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Mighty matters of state were held
'ln abeyance', watchful waiting was in-

.llnhod Hatters of North America. of

i voring

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:mako appraisals and how many others:

FRIDAY. jULY 3, 1914

 

 

 

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UNTIL 7. .P. M

Closed all Day Tomorrow
July 4th

 

 

 

 

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your goals“ is infinllwl',‘ mort- prtl ions
to :1 man than rounds m dam 11> illi-
stres and pompous pltusltrc> llc'\.1ld or

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL .
A ..!'. ,, ,0“.-- -

11hr litivillvllc'llls who \IU'LE‘LI the Pro-

éiczslle 11cm :1. 15112. and thus help- )

1" his.» fi-w {mun lorry in pm-

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11- l‘i'rlb il>lllt m: ilv- tllit'» ilc ' ‘ ‘
now 11111.: wilu alarm and llldignzl- IEWS on
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. .~-.nlll.1:' lo llldl \xllllil hull: i‘hll't‘." '
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l'.1.l.~ 2.31.. “1."; (11.11 will kilo“ that ““10? 50mm“:

31. Hull" 91 .111 candidntvs slulld for ‘1
l'li'lz‘t'lh 1. to our 11.:1.lul'.lr‘111r111'; i111 Some days 31.20 31u lfi‘lllfril i-l? 1”"?-

lorhll ”Will the N l. American on ll]:
rcglcal of the canal lolls exemption
bill—"d waste“) argulmnt against the
Antwlhcr question also impor
“film,“ d taut is being pushed forward and

thinking it would be interesting, l on

t'tlllllll'\ :15 ll _
513“” 59.1ij clothtllc mtrucl lrom the N. 1. Men-
lllg nun.

and to.”
to
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"SUBURBAN."
An Open Letter to .‘den and Women
from a Mediator.
Mr Ed ’l‘o‘thc Editor of the Woman's l’aue.
his ”My int-111111.: run: 1 have an alarm bcll 10
“We are ring. 1 want 1t to run; very loud so as
to .~ll!l:llit ll all the amateur fire tight
(‘1': tho rc are.
For wuwthlng valuable is in flames.
i mean mutuality of sex. 1 mean that
grout numbcrs of men and womcn un
dorstund who opposite sex about as wall
as )ltxlcuns understand the l'nitcd
Stalls. it is getting worse all tho
time
What slur lcd Ills llre‘.‘ ill tell you.
Late illusriopl, lllltl'urlllg rl\alr3' of
”women with 1111111 lll business. increas-
inc 1 ('1 uonlic lnllcpendcncc of women,
titt‘li‘ihill,‘ nor-trill :zlcinl llsinnliltg and
luck (11' inlolmnl pluy among you”?
ptoplc. city lift- generally, kc.
lloth women itllil men Jllt-‘l naturally
llt‘i vino l3lli1ul and critical of the oth-
cr sex it l'!"}‘ ure not 11111rrled‘fulrl3
curly» unions tllo3 have superior wis

Ni Mars wan timid the
York 1121'.\':;|'.1pl-1r mall
tholr'hl ill l’rt.~1dl-1ll \\ll1

‘ ilellllllioll oi Ill?“

day 13' 1|

\Jllut :11-
»cn ~

';.,\;.cl.olo_'l.tll

‘1 mum ‘ifihlllt'\'~ tlv‘jll‘t'nolillL
.
l..u.rd.= llrl‘d

t‘lcmland‘a fulllous phrase:

li’r'illl‘t l'tll‘

,

a theory '1~

tuning :1 (olltlllion. not
i'nnl'lvrll (‘cl.:rant_

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illitllllllll ill lllll .lll
Hillll Pilllllll‘l‘ lR'

Colgressman Reilly Names taco.
M. B'akcsfey for Posillm—
lllll‘tl Class Ollica

WASHlthTUX.
liilHt‘

.llll3' ‘l.1--'llc1prusl11l-
lll1lll3' 3l-alt'ltlal3 rec-

ollllnelldml tbc upoplnlnlcnl oi Licorpc

'l‘lll Illus l.,

\l. lllltiu‘>l.\ itt- lll‘1‘llllllsll‘l‘ ill Ntll'l’l ‘ .
haven. "11,1, is .u Ilzll'dcinm uifit‘t‘ 60111 or nulurul cnduwlllcllt of 5811113.
and lid.” 1, sum.) U; “'3‘,” MI. k”, illu numhi. ot 301mg men sud
llulll. women to whom the other sun is a to!"

‘Dlgll l‘ncu, 02' no \ery close or no \‘cl‘3
high interest, is llppftllllllt. 'l‘hc num
her to whom tho other sex is simply

A l/ll(‘llllt‘ltl
ing of l.. .1.

county party. consist-
Nlt'kcrson, of We»! Cul'u-

“'11”. W. S. hulzcrs und (luuuhler, ‘ .. .. ' “
limb. and 3“,... Nellie .\l SW“ 01- no cconomlc tumor 1n hlc“ wile.
lllllillllll. \\'t'l‘t L'llt'e'lS ut lunch “3 um “husband." "support" or lnnuly factor

in an i111pl1rsonal ~1llsl1~ls especially
appalling. 'l‘hey hl’k'llt: about cost ot
living. llnuucinl nilluzll1ucl1t1. null other
shcor physical foils relating to inur-
riuge in 11 way that chills the very
'mnrrow of spirituality.

(it personal necd of fellowship, of
mutual stimulant." hclwccu men and
women. thc electric power engendered
by the contact of the t'cmlnliu- nnd
musculinc mind and the magic results
of fusion of viewpoint-101' these the)
know nothing, llt‘rltlumlil. lheulrc, tux-
‘lcuh. donut-s, dress. incomc, social po-
sition and cxtcrnuls thew nre the on-
ly coins used in fl 1114 den) or modern
snx inturchougc. Theories of what
should be man‘s relullon to woman lino
woman's to man nrc dlscusscd and
heckled over us though life were n can
grass of touchy envoys from cuch sex.
contending for terms in the settlement
of a warfare botwcen natural born en .
emies.

, We have préoious few normal girl
”and boy friendships any more. We
have precious little of the camaraderie
lo the House the petition of the South which Ilouina Alcott (“”de in her
Manchester Methodist 1Sumluy schoo books Before “(I the “M“ to look over
and Various citizens of Cheshite, In the table we 1011111 to be lonnal 301mg
uutlonol prohibition \ir people. meeting t'ormully. playing
Reilly presented the petition of the formollv Ono wx tuner gets at. the
North American Sknt League; protest linner heart of the other sex—on tho
mg against national prohibitiou. ,human hosts instead of thc conscious

Ml" Hill Busy. ‘ lsex basis. We are dreadfully con-

Mlss 'Elsle Hill, daughter of formeriscious of sex! 1 menu conscious' of
Representative E. J. Hill, was about‘sex an 9. class If there were‘ only
the House office building yesterdayi more real sex feelllig—wlllt‘iinlng (19-1
attempting to drum up enough mem- light and zest in real comradeshlp—we
bers of the House Committee on Rules wouldn‘t hear so mam thousands or
to make a quorum, so that a delega-lsmug, ale—aided bachelors say things
tion of suffragists might present new like “Women are nil allkc' ; "It C05“

t‘llpllol (ll i'tlllgl‘csnlllull lv’cmmdy,3c.~:-
lt‘l‘lllLV.

John A. Sayers, of \\':ltcrbur3‘.
registered at tho (‘m‘lgl't'ss linll llotcl,
Ht: lellvcs for home by way of Nor-
folk, \‘lrglnlo. tonight. ‘

liohcrt in: Low and James 1. 3'11cb, ot'
\t'nlerhury. urtived in \\'ushln:.'ton 3'cs
tcrduy morning coming from New
York by wuler, The3 called on tho
members of thc Connecticut itch-gn-
tion in (‘onprcss in the afternoon.

is

Various Petitions Presented.

Scnutnr llrnndegev prosenlcd lll tllc
Sophie yesterduy the petition of Hill-
dry citizens of lirhlgopol't.
town and llrunchviile. and the cougrc-
tuition 01‘ the First lluptist l‘hurch of
Bozruh 11nd the Trinity Episcopal
thurch, of Bridgeport. printing if r on
tional prohibition. lie also present-
ed the petition of Local Union No. 1.3.

(it-urge»

South Norwulk, praying for the en»,
actme'nt of antitrust legislation.
Representative Lonergnn presented

M Of course it was all true. ,Butllfxétiizi $13531“ p nrt of the tree Iarguments for the amendment provid- too much money to in on up With a He was to help in settling the breach

ing for- submitting the question to the girl"; “What's in the mom ins same.

States. A qudrum could not be' found anyway?"

and no arguments were, made. Nor would we hear from thousands
p9“ Office Wrangle. of angular, undeveloped cullow sei-

Trouble between tbs. carriers an
tho postmaster at Waterbury ovef‘ the;
'date of the beginning of the annual
vacations of the carriers took Repw
sentntive Kennedy to tho Post Ollice
Department yesterday. The post
master has sélected July 5 us the datel low
of beginning of the vacations and tall

marries ind must " &c; Id like to see
anmau try that on me"; "Catch me be-

ling his slavey,". and see them ludce
’men ridiculously because of some in-
ls significant externals. tlothes they?
{kn now like a. book; but man, their feli
crosthrp on earth, they know lit-

d fish young women: “Tht‘ man who government such as has been suggest

splrltual f11eud>o.p. 1c: 11'111 1t tonni. é '1 "
of any human t-rczllurl quite 1-0 poor :3. .. "
as the man or the women will: (iv-e: i
not have a deep going friend of thc op-
posite sex to whom he or she can let
down the bars of pride and open the
doors of confidencc~- to whom one does

APP Ll"\ l.~i‘t.‘l ll: Nadir-f [:39 exact

resulu 3'1121 tit-qr.- *lhu'. is a

(1...: :~'.'.11lc1l_ well-ventilated

pt-r1'l1

limb of strength and dura

him 1'11 a varielv of color com

hm. tllL\ 'o .mlmomzc with an,

 

not fear to disclose weakness or voice
fooll l1 drollms '1nd small atllcs Thule
is in the m3 stcr3 of sex comradeship
something that is healing balm and

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hopw (ll upped 311th
r111 ~ and lllt
'1 lln 1m!

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balance and something in luck of it
that is narrow and dlstorlcd
A. l'l. (‘ .\l|‘ ill Hill!
New York, June 5

4 fort wrdn
6 I, H

JUST A FEW WORDS FOR OUR RO~
TON POINT PARK.

To the l‘ditor of The Sentinel,

’9 H

8 .
10 H H

iloar Sir: As a local resident for
llcarly thirty years. and one of tho
molest residents ll' the pulk, i want

\ll 111.1 to with d drt of

 

to say to the publlc that More tllc
[ll'P>i‘lll nmnuucnlent took possession
or the park there is a vivid glorified
translol'malion of the samc its clean-
zzttruclivellcss, pltrltt‘lhtllfifis
.lllll mnrul cuvlrounwnt c ptclall3, up
peul to our women and children for
mic and sane 1e c reunion and pleasure
“ho would bu so fit‘ll‘.\ll as to allow
lllf‘lllfill'm to be dislurllld by th.
munds of the pleasure 'ivin; carou-
snl and roller coaster? Mr liny'lc}
hurl done all in his pow'ei to silence
them Why shull the general publh

ho deprived of its one local. 112mm-
glun, refreshing, beautiful plcusulc
resort b3 u few objectors? in former
years the hesottcn curouslng of the
porous of the last trolleys, of those
who missed the lust cur from the Point
and tried to get a later car from the
junction, was a far more objectionable
and delnol'nlillnx feature limit 11 down
coasters. lie liberal and let the "six-
day-a-weok‘ shut-hp; have a little re-
creation 11nd pleasure on the s91 enth
do).

i earnestly usk tor a unuuimmm ro-
sponso to be present at tlu1 hearing
luly lflth, to give the present manage.
ment their earnest support and ll‘.'s

lllll‘b:-,

in fact
short notice nothing answers the

Weighs only if. pounds.
ltscll automatically
loss than [1 minute.

wl'crcvcr slocping accommodzulons musl

2.

blood field Telescope Cot Bed

 

HollSolIOld or Emeroency Bed

be furnished on

purpose so well.

Guaranteed to sustain S00 pounds, Adjusts
to any uneven surface.
Made in white and khaki color.

Set up or taken down in

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keep the park as it now ls—vn cleun.
moral, nmusmuenl unit and not ht
it go back to tl plucc of dchnuchmy
and unfltncss for our 3'101111gl r um r.1
tlon. Let us no 11 city, go forward
not backward.

 

T11 12! run 1r ,
Castle \ enice. ,
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" , _ ’ , _ ' ' ' -"No-l’t’hip“ devices
~ 11 ' Q '. "'~l1 1;» tbcm fro'n swings
: ‘ l. 1' . 1. ‘, the wind.
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.. -, . $2.23
0 I I 3050
_ . . 4.50
. . . 5.75
. ' . ’ ' ‘ flee-1, 15 inches.
‘ O
' . ' . — Fills n longfelt '
. ~ _3 " « demand for a
' K ' ' _ Real f‘oml‘orta-
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man
'9“
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.\ 1.1-.-l.s.~it3"in cvcry home for permanent or temporary use. and
lmiispcnsnblc where (Xll‘ll beds are needed quickly. Light, colllllai'l.
:111:i convenit-nt.
For the home. bungalow, yacht. camps. hotels. schools, hospitals,
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GOIFERENGE PERSOuuill The American delegates to the .Nia-
guru mediation ('"oniereme—lustice
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(Contiuod from First Page.) returned to the capital today, and con.

,ferred with President Wilson and
Secretary Bryan. While the Niagara
“'fiSHINGTt’l-V- July 3-~A long DO- conference is in recess awaiting Car-
rind of waiting for the Constitution-
alists to decide whether they would the plan of Guadalupe as to sending
meet Jluertn's delegates to discuss delegates to treat with Huerts‘s Em-
MEXWO'! internal disturbances 0011' mlssarien, the American delegates will
fronted President Wilson and his ad- remain in Washington; the three
visors today. Some time would. elapse. south American mediators also will
representatives 0‘ Carranza 3“”1 he- return here shortly, and keep in touch
fore the revolutionary lender would be with the Situation awaiting the next
shots to obtain a voto of his military move.
chiefs on the proposed conference. 1 . . .
Primed with instructions on the'k: (3:31:31; lljzpmgeeted the A?“
American Government's attitude \bo- “l'm proud of the day you 'repre
ward all phases of the problem, John sealed the united States," said he
R- Stillman planned ‘0 leave here to’l The conference was brief, and an
day for Carranzas provisional capital. engagement was made (0,. a longer.
one later. As the delegates were
between Villa and Carranza and to lm leaving the members of the cabinet
press upon the zevolutlonary leaders were awaiting: All the secretaries
the need for early restoration of peace congratulated Mr. Lehmann and Jug.
through establishment of a provisional tlce Lamar.

ed at the Niagara mediation proceed-
ings. tilt. Stillman was to go to Sal
tillo, where Carranza temporarily had
set up his headquarters. ‘

Only a few weeks ago Stillman, as
a main vice consul in Saltlllo, had
been in custody of the Federals, accus-

stltutionniist lenders. expected to rep-
resent Carranza if he sends delegates.
declared today he did not believe the
canvhss of constitutionalist chiefs
would authorize sending delegates to
treat with Huerta unless they went to
discuss terms of surrender. He gnvs‘

runza's canvass of his generals under

. Hartford divisions.

| Igleslas Calderon, and of the con-7

marines for a summer encampment at
Coronado, near San Diego.

Word was received today that Mer;
chants at Guaymas have refused to
pay a forced loan of “(1.000 to officers
of the Federal army, and it is feared
that. trouble may rise.

TRAINMEN'S BACK PAY.

 

 

Employel of Two New Haven Divi-
sions Get Money Due.

Traiumen on the Western and New

York divisions of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad were not
so fortunate this week as were their
fellow tralnmen on the Shore Line and
The latter, when
they received their usual pay yesteb
day were also given the back pay due
them since the last arbitration meet-
ing held in New York some two years
ago. The trainmen of the Western
and New York divisions expected that:
they might get their back pay yester-
'day but were informed that it would
be given them next week.

At the time of the arbitration meet-
ing, the men of fifty two eastern nib
roads demanded a higher wage. The
roads finally promised an increasevin
wages, but the increase was not paid
gt that time. and since‘ then the euro,
pay has been totalling up until now it}
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