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be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON. .
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SHE. “D OAK COAL I AM THE
9 9 bushel andtsyou'll lbuy a ton.
cash prices are the lowest in town. 9
9 '1. do not expect to make a lange profit
on noel this year. as i sell at such a '
' I am selling Alpha ortland Cement ,
The bag must
'- a sow-An 31-2,, aAs-r Non‘wALK.
Tel. 441.
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A BAG.
Bege to Be Returned
. 3 ROWAN 8T.
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Special Sale or Cement
' ALFA OR ATLAS AT 932 CENTS
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Tel. 441.
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LOWEST PRICES AT
15 Ely Avenue
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GUNS and
WEST FURNITURE
RoSen ’SFurniture Store
y'AuMUNIT'I'ON
m .
FAWN; BROKERS.
Wefheve a line of Suit Gee'ee which
rennet-the eye of an expert to die
eell tor one-half the price of leather
cases. and weerrequelly as well.
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.
Money leaned on lrtiolee of value.
Musical instruments. Hardware. unre-
deemed pledgee. »
so MIA-ran. critter. :
SOUTH NORWALK
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-- lion will open at 10 o‘clock with a m and General ”T630“ he said re3““"arrest of Mexican political refugees
- ing to order at 10: 10 o “clock
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DaI‘y and suliday ._ y ’ Ville e Puzzle to Washington Offieiele. 10,, and family. have removed from
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Tues-DAY. sari-.12, {914' i,
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Seventy-Sixth Anniversary Will
he Celebrated on Wednesday
‘ at Bridgeport , Church
Quarrel Arosa Dvsr Putting 'l'
Doiln oi the stint in 1111 '
State of Sonora
EL PASO. Texas, Sept. 22.——A break
has occurred between General Fran: - ,.
cisco Villa and General Alvaro Obre-
gon. according to an unicer of the
constitutionalist army who arrived
here today from Chihuahua. He said
that a personal encounter between the
two generals was narrowly averted
- and that officers of General Villa's;
army disarmed General Obregon, tak-
ing his side arms away from him Gen-
eral Obregon, he said. is under sur-i
1eillance in Chihuahua. I Beatty. has ordered the cruiser Salami:
The' difficulty between General V“" to’ Progreso. Mexico. to prevent the
The seventy-sixth anniversary. oi
the Fairfield, County Baptist Associa-
tion will be celebrated on Wednesday.
September 23 at the Second Baptist
Chruch in Bridgeport. The conven-‘
devotional service, led by the Rev C. 9d from 9 disagreement in ”New” who are on board the steamship Es
A. Murchison. of Stratfleld. The Rev with the revolt in the State 0! Sim-- peranza, of the 11am line. The Be
F. C. hideout, pastor of the Second ora. General Villa declared “3 inten- peranza left here yesterday
Baptist Church. in which the conven- tlon 0‘ sending 5000 troops fill-0 that
tion will' beheld will call the meet State ‘0 Dill down "’9 rebellion .gresso came as an aftermath of the
9 9against the Carranza KOVémmem and boarding or the steamship Morro Cas-
Bar-nee ‘0 W9|°°m¢ Delegatee. ‘0 ““3333 6333331 Benjamin Hill tle. of the Ward line. at Progresso a
Following the rules of order and from the Will 85 Military GOVEWWT' few days ago by officers of the Car»
the report of the program commit. of Sonora, in view of the last lhllt he ranza government, to arrest General
city, will deliver an address of wei- of the First Chief. lerta's Chief of Staff. General Corona
come. shich will be followed by a General obregon. my informant was taken from the Morro Castle His
response by the Rev. J. W. Richard- said. insisted that General Hill who friends have heard flown! from gum
son. of Stamford. is one of his personal friends, he leftl since his arrest 5,19,; yea, that he was
The history of the association will in command of the mll'llitry affairsllhot to d5"), ' f .
also be related by a member of the of Sonora. Vlllereel le Out of Mexican Cabinet.
committee Several other committees The dispute between Villa and core. MEXICO CITY Sept
w.
stltutionallsts, today accepted the
Benevolence and Temperance, will re lost control of his temper. He rush‘é'd l
resignation of General Vlllareal who
port. litter which the annual names at ouregon and a semen hhcounter
Brow n, of this city. The election of Villa declared that he would imprisonl The Mexican' peso ,9 now quoted at.
oflicers for the ensuing term will also General obregon in the penitentiary nineteen cents sold
be held in the morning. after which at Chihuahua General w... 31,0
PliilF. illldllilillnll
the convention will adjourn until the threatened Genera] obregon‘s staff'
afternoon. with arrest and imprisonment.
Dinner “'1“ be 39"“ ‘0 the 3313' General Villa then issued orders for-
33”: in 3"“ (“3an “3“ l3 ”‘3 3333 the troops under General Cunajal to
men ' prepare to leave Chihuahua at once _-
The anla'n’s Missionary ”33‘0“ .Preparations were then be9gun to send ”mfg: gfizfdzvxl'::;em?lza;::c::
conducted by M” E' C Link, 0! 3 “"038 (0'08 383“!“ 09'0"“ Hill lor. one-time superintendent of the
31mm. 333 M” C 1‘- (31313-3t 5°33“ General Carvajal. l was informed, will South Nor-walk schools has been as-
Nor-walk. will convene in the after- 333° 5300 me“ from Chihhahua 3nd'slgned to the chair of Sociology and
noon at 1' 30 oclock. The subject. march 03 303033 by well 0" C33331P01ltical Economy of Wooster Uni-
versity, Wooster. Ohio. Mr Chancel-
Miss Schulmen. of Chicago. will ad-
dress the gathering on "Home Mls~
stone."
The Rev. '1‘. G. Denchtleld, of Step-
ney. will reopen the afternoon session
WASHINGTON D. C. {Sept 22.—- Darien. where they have in the past
Larger and always more' incompre- resided and have taken up their rest-
hensible looms the figure of General deuce in their‘ new home in Ohio.
Villa in that second stage of the Mix Prof. Chancellor. who is well- known iii
.. office Prompt service.
Phone your order to
‘RIGGERMAN ,
1
loan situation which is now taking Norwalk, has gained an enviable and
definite shape o1er the tight for su- country- wide reputation as an author
premacy among the variants factions9ity on things educational. He is the
ot the victorious constitutionalist par- author of several excellent books
ty y. flooring on the problem of correctly
in their efforts to foretell events in educating the child.
of the convention at 2:30 o‘clock with
.a devotional service followed by an
laddress by the Rev. W. B. Mattson. of
lMount Vernon“. His address will be
the ‘Baptist Ministers' Home" Other
committees will report in the after-
-'.......—
dent Mldero. General Huerta and! ,
9 Brigadier General Dias. ‘
Cruieer Ordered to Protect Retudeee. ‘
VERA CRUZ, Mexico. via Calves-l - ~
ton, Texas. Sept. '22. —Brigadier Gen-,:
and Frederick Funston. acting in con-
The sending of the Salem to Pro9 '
tee, Deacon John W. Barnes, of this is at the head of the men ill defiance Ramon Carona. formerly General “up. 9
22 ~General ‘
including the Committee on Churches. gon became more intense and Villa Carranza. supreme head of the con-
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is a necessity. We have them' 1n solid colors and many
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the latest elitists in Sailor
OUR SHfOWING,
FALL MILLINERY
All the newest silk gelv'e't shapes,
and Velour-5., Optipg Hats. . ~ ,
special {61' this week while they last, Silk Velvet ,
will he delivered by the Rev. John in between the two 'men wail dominant! m, Act,“ mm“... a, finance - l ‘ -
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Alleged Purveydr of Narcotics
Found Guilty of Having
Illegal Quantity 9 l
'County Health Officer George E.
Hill. of Bridgeport said this after-
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9 he!
Llrg‘ or dlchE
Quick action aid algr'tnessfn the
part’ of Floyd Ev s. engines of the
Pittsfleld express. \whlo'h passed
through Norwalk, yesterday afternoon,
:shortly liter 4: 30 o’clock. probably
'saved the life of his uncle, George Ev-
ans, of Belden Hill avenue. The elder
Evans is ewployed as night fireman at
the Lounsbury & Bisseli mills, in Win-
}.nipauk and he was about to cross the '
small railroad trestle which crosses
“0"" l" 3933““ 33°“ “‘3 (33°53 the river in the rear of the mills when
H G°3h3- “"33 6'3"” Clark) “33‘ the train thundered along. View of the
that he “'33 “m i“ the ”031“” at train is obstructed by a curve and can.
the present time to take action in the‘ not be seen until it is a few hundred
noon session and an address on “Our
Mexico between now and the time of
filer-r we
Wilma??? ’1?
_ trouble or your gles need
dating, feel at liberty to consult
“WILLIAM J. MOORE
O'PTICIAN.
Room 6. Keeler Building.
No.15!- Waehlngtorr 8!.
Opposite 'Hoyt'e Theetre'. .
, Wedneedey end Friday
Evenings. Bridle O.
drone—727 .1139»... 0' to
99ould your ayes new been giving '
INT GUTKOWSKY
ROS., 64 North Main St.
4 ' . -
3 .
‘ .1 olde'nTL's 9 .
Bridge Fish Market
71 North Main Street
All Kinds of
h... Fish. 1......
Escallops, Hard alld
Soft Grebe.“ Oysters;
' Long and. il‘ound Clams
"-' ID” Y0? NEE") ANYTHING m
Tlu‘a FURNITURE LINE? ‘
9191' so. (.llflle t. See Us Before Uou.
tin Elsew‘hcre. ,9)
We liave a 9? no Una of Furniture.
' Steven and all Housemrnish'. 9_-
411g Goods. ’
Prime To quit 9Everybpdy ,.
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87 North Main Street. Phone 410
Opp. Congregational Church.
mostly.
9 Miss cull
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rat-Biron” end - ' '
We Buy Second- Hand Furniture and
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‘- .CAVszlli-s TREATED.
Baptipt “Opportunity in Connecticut ”the Seneral elections othciala here
Cities and Towns' will be delievered by seem 3" ‘38 entirely unable to place
the Rev. A B Coats, D. D., of 11m- their finger on General Villa
ford Whether he intends to make trou-
Permanent Council to Meet. lb}? in “91“”: however.’ no one in
' The permanent council, which is a ‘Washington knows. It is known that
branch or themesooiaxioni will meet- 961191111 Villa is still adding to his
at the close 01‘ the 'nftei‘noon session. armed forces in Chihuahua. He is
The sisalonimi‘ll be attended by one "59°an to ha'V'B an amt? of 45.000
" minister from each church in are men. Well armed and eqtiipped. Am-
county. All pasta” my mac; munition has been going in to him
will assemble in the large clash room" over the border ' ' ’ “l" t
in the rear of the church and Sunday
school. 9 _9 totllc'ials‘ h'are that Generdl Villa does
The R'ev. H. E. Anderson. of Roway- pot want to precipitate turther trou-
top. will open the evening session 0174’}? it he’ can help it At the some
the convention at 7:940 o'clock with time his "armed neutrality" in the
'by an address by- the Rev. 81111111111 ing
Zane Batten. D. D9, of Philadelphia: Embeuy Among To Report '0" Mex-
He will speak on "Church moleney."i - " ice.
The reading of the minutes of the;
It seems to be sincerely believed bY-'
the usual devotional services. tollowed north of Mexico is decidedly distdrbu‘ ’
Louie dAptin. legal cpunsellor “01»
THE SIGNAL SITUATION AT
9 canoe. cnoesmoa, .
The New Haven Road. taking the
i position that any one proceeding over
a. grade crossing with proper caution
would stop at any flag signal explain-
ed, its signal colors today. Red it all
mlts it a danger signal to railroadmen
'wh'ile on the railroad but is _9not used
at a crossing by inhuman becauSe it
would stop all trains. White is' used
lat crossings in the theory that ‘s lingI
will be used only when there; is a trdi'ii
approaching and that at all other:
times the absence of a flagman and
flag will be accepted certainty of safe-
On the railroad proper red is dan
gar. green is clear. yellow is caution
and white id only recognition by inn-
tern. '
Motorists claim thatgxfi
former sessions 'will aide he heard.
Paul Miller. of this city. will talk on
dress by the Rev Mr. Vichert will
conclude the convention. ,
done: or LlrcHFleLo COUNTY
COURT. _ 9
9011911 Baptist Responsibility' in the
City of Bridgeport,” and the thew dolin-
S.. Weller-11.43.51}... of Providence, wilid
'talk 0119' l'asp't'lsi Poverty?" The all.“
149999
road 'theory of a white
ncl‘ent warning in most":
more nation-wide a'ccepta'lice of red as
a danger signal makes it. urge 9 that
a red flag its used by amen .5209
waved as not to lnterimwwith 3on9-
o'otn'i'ng train; 9 "' - '
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The Folding Mattress 06:2 heis‘tdcat
ed at 128 South Main street, where,
« the American Elnbasay' Mexico
City, is on his way to Wha'hlnstou to
report 0911 Mexican conditions to. “13
State- Department. Mr‘. a'tld' Mrs»
d'Atin‘ were passengerso the steam-
ship Mexico. of the Ward lld‘e'. 'Wlll'a!
arrived in New York city Saturday,
l'l‘hey are at the Tmperial Hotel. Mt
ld'Antin declined to discuss: Mexican
lcénditibns. ‘
Mr’ud'Aptin has Queen
fit?
when the machinery is instal.ed.1vlil ,9
matter as the full facts had not yetl
been elibmi'tteo for his consideration.
!feet away. Engineeraiilvans, at- the
point in rounding the curve where lid
03‘3” Hm ‘3 “9‘ 3“" whether {he lcould see the trestle. noticed a man
case comes within his Jurisdiction of
neat.
Goalie. or Clark, as he is better'
known in South Norwulk. was arrest—
ed yesterday in Bridgeport. with full
equlptment' for the selling and losing
of morphine. together with _120 grains
of the drug in his’ pockets. 9,
The drug was secured drorn Plaist‘
.ed‘s drug store. “this city. on a pres-
cripfio‘n leaned by. Dr 3.1.81"an
The "alrcat- of Goalie-l lWill-l
through information secured by Com-
missioncr d. A. leevmty. who says that,
Dr. Butnell in issuing the proscrip~
whether the manner in which
drug Was sold. was a Violation 9o9r
not] is 9a- point to be settled. G. F‘rdd
Moulton. rot Piailsted 3 drug store said'
today that he did not see 1...... he had
violated the law in filling iir Bur;
ncll‘s prescription The morphine.
was sold to Goalie iii the
age; in which it. wae' received by};
fli’laisteds pharmacygfrom’ 11 large
Whole sale drug-firm The package.
however. did not contain the number-
for name, of the issdelng '9dr9u9g store.
and. so for his can he teal-tied. this
same pap-k;
"morphine" and “poison" we're prom-
inently labeled on the package. and
he does not see how he violated the
law by filling a legdl prescription.
In the Bridgepolt City Court yes-
terdnymornlng Judge 'L‘ G Conghlln
sentenced Goshe to ‘six. roenthh in
jdil. utter he had pleaded gulltv tn
Hoisting Section 7. Chapter 191,0f
'the Laws of 1913. which prohibit»
331333 93-133“ 0“ 8‘ l more than five stall“! 0f “13'0“” 3""‘3-
'e'cc'SN'N'l'E'criod'
made 9
is the only way the law- could hope 9
" been abhsed.‘ Mr. Moulton states that.
about to start across it. He applied
his brakes. full pressure. and brought
his train to a stop not far from where
his uncle was standing. It was a sigh,
of relief that the engineer gave when?
he realized how close he held dome tt').
running do'vlh his uncle. ‘ _
To 13?.-
Nevis co,
2 "Jurassic/m --
Notice was given today of the (lids:
solution' of the Connecticut News
e
tion \vus acting Milli“ “‘9 13W ‘3,” Icompany of this city. the dissolution'
E
to take place before the 9-ti91s't of “1'9
lco'ining iyear. The” termination of the
existence of the company is shown by
"a statement issuéd by‘ the directors
John M Mullig'at'l. the manager. on;
-" ndhnt'tis that the firm is to be taken
.over by the American News company.-
and will be continued under the same
name as formerly 9 -9
'W'Alt 1111911) UP AGAIN;- .
'WASHINEGTON Sept thlw’l‘he war
1'1-venue bill to provide $1905. 000. 00'0
was again imitate the House ways and
means committee today, dollow'irlg its
introduction in the House. The mea-
sure was1rcferled' back to the com—
mittee to allow the Republican. moms
hers tor the first time to put them-4
analysis on tum-sword in apparition to
-lt. This is 191 courtesy to the minority:
" Tile hill will be taken Upein tho
llouho on'Thursday following a fav'ol‘
|11bit; report on the measure today
Scanner!) 98: Saunders
anooncuu'uelem. :.
~..9_9eouru "semen. corm
1-— ministered by. ‘Jud‘ge‘ Gideoil‘ E9
iof 'llorrln‘gtcn. whom he succeeds. _9 .9
WINSTEB. 33,93 2 7433’“ 9 '9 malts! over hair mattresses. This con-
' ' WGOGTITHB .01 “till!“ 33 3‘39"“ 1.911 - 1; corn is doing alpine business. and is'
today as Judge (it the Common Plans or negation. "‘sf‘ji welcome “finally .9 1119 astr‘y ton
court of Litchflel'd' county, this being mums-g, "South Not-walk '4th “fie-er,“ ,. un-
the t‘we'nt‘y- ~il'rst hnniversery 89f his 1111- Lane99Wilson 333138.“! that the ma
3'9 33' Gordon. A? 'spe‘c feature is the melt
Lmission to the bar-9. The with
911 (19 ' .
Wale!“ hating? lull acted as” e omelet an ill; over of ' the! 1391511!!le W101i!
1"
1.
ill the possession ed a private person. sending it out of the committee. ,9. '1
W
hey; at Amhaesaddr W" on 16 Presi- ,ing‘ tellther mattresses
' 5Advertlse in {he Sentinel.
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