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WEATHER FORECAST.
l“t;it‘t';i-~l ltll .\‘uznnlit and \lt‘lllllv'
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday:
colder tonight; moderati-
to fresh west to north winds. The
disturbance which passed over this vi»
kinky lat nitht to now control near
Boston. it came from the Lake re-
gion and New England. Another dis
stunt what
lilllillilllil DEPARillili
A eolm entering Heme tron one
lot these Arizona border point- would
have a tairly direct route to the moun-
jtain pas-es in Sonora, through which
Apprehension has been expressed that
Villa might escape from the (“billing
hue territory into which he has re
' treated.
Nogales reported that ( few cannon
'had been discovered in the Mexican
bills facing the American boundary
near there. but elsewhere along the
line ulteie the American troops Were
gathering no stalls oldisquieling act-
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7 Acres Land and Build-
ings. fronting on Winfield
and Howard stiyets. East
.\‘orwalk.
Sen er
Aplily
I" Peoples hast Co
1), B N.
Water and
Price Reasonable.
Adtuinistr‘ 1m itity along Ille Mexican side were re
. (1 n,
poittd itepolls hele tllat army ofll
79 Waehlngton Street, uis at toluinbus were puuled at the
South Norwalk Conn. attitude oi t‘nl‘innza troops a few
arm» the boundary. wr-re lially
"Army in
lilili .\
tltille'tl upon Ili\'t*>il,{'ullt)li
formation was that two hundred t'ar~
— . ~ ‘4 ianm Hoop.» hall gitllit'l‘r‘tl at i’aiomas.
lul littllls illliilllll
about twelve iniles H('i'tl>§ the line
”out (‘oluiilbusy and tli.;?tiic conduct
t illt‘nt‘ troops “urt‘xt'l-illlili} 'i‘iltse
l‘aloiiias troops there pull of a great
till; which Carranza l)lht‘t‘l‘.~ lit Mata
lilolas say they ale drawing about the
0f moops Io MEX‘CO descrt and mountain refuges of Villa.
_ 'l‘he norlhcrn sector of this l‘lill.’ up
._......... pears to be gathering in a position to
make it test between Villa assclnblin:
llllldl‘i
. . Reliable information has been receiv—
‘Probably the fit“ busmess 10 ed ”am American sources that the
vmch Mr._Wilson piannedtoturu WNW" “at. of the mu;
his attention. however. was his
cunfercncc with Secretary Lan-
sing regarding the reply to be
sent to the request of the de facto
government of Mexico for permis-
sion to send troops in American
territory to pursue barits who es-
caped across the border. With-
out disclosing the correspondence
that may have been had with the
President and radio in' this con-
nection. high officials expressed
confidence that a satisfactory un-
derstanding would be reached.
Another question confronting
Mr. Wilson was that of laying the
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on the .\illtllt'illl sit‘m of tile
has been
much strcnatllt-ncd. especially in the
direction of tlic live bundled Aiiicri
can Mormon t‘UlOlllsls
tirandes. about 175 miles south
the bolder. “here
have raised the fear that he intended
to attack the Americans. The t‘arv
mum authorities have itol rcporti-tl
any iiiotciilclit of their ring to draw
inward to enclose Villa. but have
poinltd out the int-it of railroad illcilt
tit-s bumpers tlleili
t':l.~;l .~
0!
\'illa‘s tnanruit'c:
lit ill
in more specdy
iteports :tbout Villa‘s aclnily
but (‘nrrlililos.
slrillinu distance of the
:lt'lloll
Vi il bill
by l
were hazy.
railroad
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—-economf in meme di-
reciion, i{ moi alone ins
money’s-loving: fi' ‘r 0‘?
ccnomize —)’bu alien can
you ihinhyéucan'i and
wiih aNfiaiional 'Banlo
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bank
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llrptllls were l‘t‘t‘t'll't'd here also
that a squadron of the Tenth (‘atair
'ly :un‘i a wound battery of the Sixth
iiilllllmliilllliilillliim
liounlus. picsuinahiy bound for (‘01- East Norwalk Improvemc“t AS'
sociation Holds Fast Another.
Week. All Working Hard for
the Big Bonus Offers Ending
Next Saturday. St. Andrew's
Mission Deserves Great Credit
for Fight They Are Making.
uiiibtls.
It was lt-polted .loo. 'lllill all avail:
able forces of the St-vcnth t'avult'y.
lib) men. are ill the field in the .\laino
llllt‘t'ti district. between Noultlcs and
lienson in Southern Arizona.
A littttcly of mountain‘
from Full liliss
twvlvc mountain nuns. estwcially
atrillcry
\\ till
(it)-
is cqulppwl it has llt‘l‘ll such a task to prcpztru
our low and get it out ill time for
naturday s tsstic oi the paper, usually
turbancc which is central this morn- Mexican situation before Con-
Inp over eastern hansas ls Hilton“: areas 3' this time. The President
ubuh the Mormons might return toI
lhc i‘nitcd Statics rcmlillied tho» Inst
signed for the character of fighting
which the punilivn expedition is cit
unsettled Weather with local
and rising temperature iii the central
districts. Several places reported
thunder storms. Pleasant weather
with low temperatures continue on
the. South Atlantic coast. Frosts
weal" reported as far south its-illicit-
eonville. Fla.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
TODAY.
'l‘cinpcraturc:
. t'lcar. ‘
l.o\\. 3|; high,
rains is understood to have been in-.polul iioin which he had been dcfin
lined to do so immediately after
the Cabinet meeting last'Fridav.
when it was determined to send
troops in pursuit of Villa. Some
of his advisers. however, have felt
that the action might be miscon-
strued in Mexico and the expedi-
tion to pursue the bandit-s be
magnified into the advance guard
of a movement in force to police
all Northern Mexico. Stress has
been laid by .311 administration
officials of the “plireiy‘evpcdition-
any character of the force that is
pected to do. ’l‘wn troops of the 'l‘hir-
lll‘l) l't‘lltll‘lt'tl. Iouith (‘itvtill’l'r ' Mid ll. which have
Aiding the military. other branches
were nob.
ivc throughout the night on rmnifiogiroturned to ”m." preparatory to the
tions of l‘rllliclM-o.\'illa's trail. The dosfillloltlntz OT All expedition. TTOOD
drug for \"illlt .syinpatlliiicrs ll“ n1 C. which had been doing duty at
Pilso. last night. resulted in the ar- Border Gatt‘ .two and It half miles;
rest of four generals. oni- Kt‘llt‘l'ul'slsoulh' ill-m “'fl-‘l returned. b9“!!! I'P-
st‘t‘l‘t'llll‘)‘. a physician. and nu Amen-placed by a company of Infantry.
can. The generals. all further Villa} '1‘ "0mm“ 'lll? excile~
coniliiandcrs. n'cre Manuel Juan mid-1m?!" 0’ ”1" last {9" USS. prepara-
riguez: The American cave ills .tlon for the departure [the exdcdt
to the police‘is E. A. 'l‘albolt.
oi' the (lowrnincnt servlcc
striilii:
y .
\filuy over t‘orkenoc ’i‘
itecping the otiicc l‘orce tintil :il‘tertnid
night every Friday that its announced
last Saturday. We will publish the ri-
stills hereafter on Monday in order to
.. givc us more latitude l'or doin ‘
, at ' a licruutnlts. .. K N"
heog‘on» p ml dill) i llhe l't‘.~lills‘ loduy reveal the liasl
lwcnty-utllcs Wt of here. also have .\‘orwalk. lllipan-lllt‘lll Association
and the t'utholic (‘Itlii as the chitin-
piona in turning in t‘otlpoil votcs
which llfl‘ords them quite a lead.
'i‘hcst- majorities however. are insig-
nificant now that i‘remium lied better5
day. Friday and Saturday in the filoros
ullcri- ()lic Thousand votes are issued
on the bands of I purchase of line Dol-
lar's'worlh of merchandise.
ample. the majority of the leader tlr
is‘liiulmub ll .‘ltlo
members next
' Days for toting are in process Thurs»:
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For cit-l
r‘lbc‘oi Red )1”) p
to be sent beyond the border.
While Gemini Funston was as-
sembling his expedition “some-‘
where on the border.“ three regi-
ments of cavalry and one of in-
fantry were moving to his sup-
port today from widclt scattered
points in the United States Cav-
alry was ordered out at his re-
quest Saturday night, some from
- - the Pacific coast. some from the
“{ittstein's orchestra Saturday fur- Middle West and some from the
nished music for dam-int: at the Nor- South. The 23rd Infamy ‘Regi-
walk Country Club. Another dance of merit. now at Galveston. will go
tht- series is to be held next Saturday to El p350. and then be assigned
"e“mg' by General Funston to border
duty.
A meeting of the improvement colit- Secretary Baker explained ‘he
mittee ol' the t‘atliulit' (‘luh will be movement of thé 23rd by saying
11““ lhlh‘ Thursday t‘\'9lllnll. ill [lie that great apprehension W35 fe‘f,
clubhouse. at which time the contract in many mbordel' towns that the
{or the work of alterations at the Columbus raid might be repeated.
club. Will probably be given out. It is prcposed to give General
27 —-—--~ Funston ample force both for the
Fred Siltliell. the six year old son expedition and to proteCt border
ol'I Mr. and Mrs. A. Stabell, of 18 residents.
Sound View Terrace. was bitten Sai~ While strictest SeCfCCV was
urday night by a dog owned. Mr. Stn- maintained by. the War D_el)art-
bell'iells Ill!" police. by Harry Payne. ment as to the force Gen. Fun.
of Marshall slreel. lint: Vi'nrden ston had designated to pursue
Thomas i“. Walsh has been notified. Villa. information from the bot-
- der pointed toward a force. of cav-
Edward Datismof the Elm Sta». 3 airy, mounted artillery and engi-
helper employed ill the coloring room neers Whit-ll would total between
of the John C. Wilson hat shop. is 5“" and 6-000-
. 4 s . . _. y . -, ditioitary ForCe Ready.
recovering from attack or lltmdllOl Elmo, March Ill—Daylight t.-
sou‘ng li‘. both of his hands. Doctors
' the be innings of the ex-
say the trouble was brdtltzllt on by day revealed g
hilt dye penetrating Mr. Ilnt'is' hands.
vex/\WM
Street department omt-iais are con-
sidering the make of sign that will
be‘illlttt'cd at the intersection of
streets along li‘lax iiill Road.
border west of here for the pursuit of
9' t .l ' l l ' .‘ "
n ‘22"): lgrmuzmyp ‘ {tnlnldrnfé Francisco Villa. Six mountain guns,
\' Y en s ~95 it 1 . .
' ~ ’ the hi hi. were
Bridgeport, where he attended the unloaded during g
. ‘ a lumbus, N.
State conference of the Workmen'a.‘“dmefis t Co
‘Cllclt’. as the representative of the
physician. Dr. Villltreal. was for 21¢
ly an active \‘illa worker. General
llieditinvcitia was the man whom Vii~
in sent to Juarez to execute (lenerttl
Tomas ()rnehts, Juarez
whon: Villa suspected of treachery
Orttelas escaped. but it short time ago
\‘lllu caught iiilii on a railroad in .\ll‘\
ico and fulfilled his own orders.
The uneasiness which lll‘t‘lfllit'tl at
Deming; N. M, alter the Columbus-
raitl. has been relieved by the nrritltl
there of two companies of thc 'I'wcn-
tieill [‘nileti States iiiiltnlry lltllli Fort
Bliss.
Mrs. C, i}. Parks, of ('oluiulius. the
telephone operator who
coliiliulndcr.
secured a
\tire to scud the alarm ol’ the attack.
rltitl that during the fighting she sat.
standing near the window of her home
a Mexican dressed in what sci-med
to bc a gclierni's uniform, who she
was certain from descriptions; was
\‘illn himself.
Activity at Columbus.
t‘tii.l'Mlil'S. N. .\i.. .\llllt'll 1:2.—
Actuai concentration of l‘nlled Slates
troops for an expedition into Mexico
to try to capture Francisco Villa was
bcuun here today.
Film) the heavy troop movement to
‘t‘oltzmbus. it Would seem, according
to otllcers on station here. that this
point is to be made a base of opera“
,tiona. It was believed here that Brilzc."
.(lcn. John .l. Pershing. commanding
”tin: l-Iiizlith Brigade. would be desig-
peditionary force which the United pirated to take charge of the expedition‘ Odicer 651183119“ 0' Sh“! Sing Prison..
States Army is gathering along the ary force and would make Columbus “'9'" ‘0 WENT-Wold. imam arrest
his headquarters. .
: The force of General Pablo 33mm,
in ctnzmanding the/Carranza garrison at Sing Sing for violation of his parole.
M.. the Felonies, on the Mexican side of the He "33 sent. to Wethersfieid ”"0" than 85.00. :Be sure and read their adfl
scene. of Villa's raid, and the first border south of here, was incretisedlfor robbery in Stamford.
.3!" lion lll‘tml't'ssl‘d today with rectiiarit
local branch of the order. Mr. Lan-
ice. was nominated by the convention
members, as a delegate to the/Ind
.teenih annual national convention
film will be held in May.
armed camp to deVelop evidences that; today by the arrival of 800 men. bring-j
it has been selected as one of the.ing his force to a. total of 2,000. By;
starting points [or a pilrsuit column..toniglit or tomorrow it is expected'
Fifty-seven cariolida of battery mules‘lthat the. American garrison here of 1.-.
and transport animals, also» arrivals of. 1018 men will be augmented by the. an
the night. are evidence that more-rival at'El Paso of two .regiments of
and calm. l.‘ Thursday. Friday and Saturday pur-
ll is not c\pctlcd heroilthat the ex- “NW“ RNWNK ill“ N'Wll' Odd storcs:
. itli ‘ . - - . ' l
llt‘tllllllil to enter Mo-xico. iii least from “ifmf‘l‘ ”all” Uf.”.'"0 ‘ “Md ”‘1
lucrtlmudiw this lil‘dJOl‘li)’ would lli'
this point. Will be started for several ”Hump... ‘- ‘ ' i
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days bccnuae of the poor railroad in- is lin'rt- a Saturday that any family:
cillties with which to concentrate the ”m“ "m “We“ 31““ 1'01“ 8W('€ri9§'f.
' lllllt'il less the cildlcss oilicr necessaryl
troops. expenditures? Thus you can see howl
Meanwhile Francisco \‘illa with it intinitcsiniai a Million Majority is at;
small body of men. it is reported herp' this stage or the t'ontest. l-‘or exam-3
, . '~ i it ~
in fleeing further from the Inlted ”I" ”fire "‘ “ 19””, ”0m” for m”?
largest amount ol trading done by any .
Stall-s border daily 11nd into the mean set (it individuals in favor ot a colt-l
thins which parallel the borders of lcstnitt in both illt‘ Rogers Stevensv
t‘hlhunhun and Sonora toward Guer~ Slum"- "2"“ ”"Wm Sum). \ liiclter‘
> y - . . . unit it'- Son's and Sterling Furniture
"'m- ““9", 1”” days as an outlaw b“ t‘oiilpaliy. 'l‘iic:.:- llouuscs rcp't-senti
can and where. in almost every Deon. tilit' ilnli Million voice li’i‘t‘n‘pi-t‘illl‘ ot‘I
“I":Illt'llo' Villa [5 . “era Armympn lllP litt'l ll‘:t1 t‘dtll ll‘bllal' llllstivdi
l ' ht- counter. lllt‘flil.i (l.\'it‘
.~. t out that once hack in the ,“r” i. ‘._ “
“"' "0'“ root S.\.\.l. \olrs ”in on:
. . lll'.\'-1
mountains anion: his friends. the mm ””5“ l"'.ll.l..\lls ONE lli‘XllitEDl
still of Villa is apt to resemble it game THUl'SANl) VOTES. T
of hide and seek. Some ofllcers bc- 5T~ ANDREW" MISSION AL'l
iicve that the pursuit may be a mat?
tor of months. This little Mission out in “inni-
. pault which is a branch of St. Paul's
HARTFORD EXPRESSMAN DEAD. |Episcopal Church is nothing more
‘ ‘ titan a little Sunday School. of about"
HARTFORD. .\inrcirl3.—Georl:e 1‘“ thirty members and when some of the
Dewey. cxprcssmun and truckman llllt‘olllt‘slttnis observe this little omit-tr
this city for many years. died at
holding third pin e in the race and
‘ . 3 . lt .. , ‘ lvlth apparently Jll.l as good an op—
iimpltal last mat following an on"\xmumty as any contender. calls iorlli
END“ {0" appendicitis. ”9 was 3 no: the admiration of all. Of course St.
live or Milteneaizue. Mass. born in i‘aul‘s (‘hurch is rendering them some
1867. He wastiic pioneer in ””5 CH." measure of support but nothing like
. they deserve and merit. Still they
1" the “59 d'co‘pmd "m“ and later are a plucky crowd. and i ever. will
MSG auto trucks for moving house- be ill the race heart and soul right up
hold goods. to the finish. . , _ ‘
Tile propositions for this week ev-
eryone should be familiar with with-.
mil repeating them today-but. there'
13.~Pnrolc‘ is fills addition (or the coming two
weeks: The Sterling Furniture Com-
pan' is running a special sale on
Hooker Kitchen Cabinets which range
Edward 3’0“"- whose term at ”'93 in price from $2.50 to $38.50. We have
prison expired. Dacey is wanted at authorized them to issue 2,000 votes
for each Dollar paid on same pro:
.vided the initial payment ts not lentil
is LARGE IN DETERMINATION.
AFTER BREAKER OF PAROLE.
HARTFORD. March
'ltemember they are. issuing 1.000
ivotes every day of the week on a:
Mattress Sales ' .
iSPEClAL AT NEW YORK GROCERY,
The following specials will prevailfi
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one mm MILL eunuso.
CALUMET. Mich. March 13.—~'i‘he
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Tri~Mountnln Stamp ,Mlil of the Cop-‘ every day the next two weeks in this.“
store: . .
Three plugs. 0! Cream (‘orn Starciui
'. 25c.——500 votes. .
Three pkgs. Gold Medal
per Range Consolidated Mining Com-
pany. gt Beacon: Hill. neat- Hougbton
burned today with a loss of 3200.000. Gloss?
THOUGH SMALL NUMERICALLV l ‘Fr
{150 damage: are asked in . gutllunlwere coming. Eleven hundred
mm: by Frank Horvath agalnahmen- 'm In the Columbus camp this
It. ;and Mrs. lelas Babes. of thlszmmml' Along two hundred miles
infantry, a signal company, a hospital;
detachment and some mountain nrtll-f
lei‘y from Fort Bits: and a battery of
the Sixth Field Arullery‘from VN‘onl-p
The code of‘bumon A. Meade. V...
John P. Fitch he: been let down for
,w
Starch. 25c.——~500 votes.
‘l‘wo cans Belgium Pena. 25c.—500
votes.
'lt is wise to follow the/specials.
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HOWLAND’S
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Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St. l
city. .> papers or the border west of hereiroop trains
' were reported poulng'variouu points
during the night, the result of orders
released Friday by the Wu- Deport-
ment. What points except Columbus
might he need to "soluble pursuit
are returnable \to the
the. fourth Monday lnl
a}
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‘city’ court
I”. Deputy Sheriff Edward
lerved paper: this morning.
“a property recorded at the
m d the town clerk. 3
ill
on. Arts. Two squadrons of the'
Twelfth Cavalry from Fort Roblnem.‘
Nob. are expected later. All save the
cavalry from Fort Robinson. which in1
to go on station here. no apparentlyI
to be aynlleble for expedition-whine:
quarters also indicates that flout.-
Col. 3. c. Cobalt. ottlie~ Tenth Gavel-i
r." wilful-tin" ”Le"o‘tin.‘lrhihé om ‘
in“ be“? Judie Row B. 83°" therefore it is necessary to read the}
0f the court 01 common plea, on Contest news and get all your 1 endl.
Tuesday. larch 14th. at 11 o'clock. Eito do t3; some: linguists: a, 31;:
J. Quinlan mute the plaintifl ‘30““3 "5 c 0" “9 ur "-
your best and then you should be
and John J. Cuneo the defendant. On content. . ..
Thursday. lurch tilt. the one of ‘
Mary MW, and othen. W
A. 0. Johnson.
down for trill. .l. '1'. Duh! for tinW Catholic Club ...... .. 1,049,818
W39 at“. OH“ “I. “I. St.) Andrew’s Minion I“...
,. ...- .9. .4... a .13“! He...“ m
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no..oetoo‘-enon
Bridgeport, Conn, Monday. March _i3, 1916.
Over three score
pretty new voiles
at 25c yd.
littlttlst xiillt‘s Ill «‘viitill All in llt' l fi‘lilllll“ ldHtllllt’, ‘
\\I‘ lunc lH'tHltlt‘tl .llnululnlil‘t of lllt ill. ‘;
lillitl .lllulitlnllrc lll“lLl|1“:l ltltlt' (tilll ilt‘llgltlitil l'llil'h‘C
(ll. \lll'l‘. ’
Its \llt)ilQI‘~iitilitllt.lm\\1itl~\.l\lllt‘§.llllt'llu§.1 at this
in] r llt‘lt‘t‘ Ill 25 t't'llh it _\.ll‘tl.
iltcr tlll‘t-c worr' \m, ~llt‘.lll]' No limit in llilici‘cnt
patterns and colors? .-
l'laiu colitis. \\l‘.'il ;. Ill 'lt‘ll-lil lot lo Junie»
l';lllt‘_\ tltxluiis. him. licllmllul .ltt' llit- tvlulllx and
stlipcs.
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lltmtl’t'tl \ullt's.‘tlt'llt‘itlt‘ willul‘llnllt's («ti lttlit‘ \\llllt‘, ‘
(llltl colors upon othcr colors.
\nd thc unlhcrin: :rons Mo; i. \rt'\\ lili'lilllt'l‘s are
li\rc\cr_\ tl:t_\. " w
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.\l.lli. lltml'. i't'dl‘.
Stories that hold
9 0
one 5 deep interest it
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'l lit‘l't‘ :il‘t- llllll't‘ good sloth-s. to lN.‘ bought how at 50 *
ccnts cach than t'\'t‘l' lit-lore. fl
Scents as though tllcy just couldn‘t be sold at such ’7
small priccmt'or in hulking they are t‘\t‘t‘llt‘lll2 and they :-
zt-c stol‘ics by today's most liked uritcrs.
. Latcst to arritc arc tlicst-:—— .
.\nd hcrc thcy :lrc: dozens and dchns of them. .Q
lsllind oi the Stairs —t‘_vrus Totvlisciid Brady.
Lcaguc of tlic l.copard~-ll;irold llindloss. ' .i
lllt‘ l’coplc‘s Mair—lihl’hilluis t'lppcuhcini.
Rocks of Yalpl‘c — lfdith M. lJcll. ‘
Shea of thc lrisii lrigade~Rnndall Parrish. "“
Laughing (‘atalicrwiltiroiicss Orczy. I A 2‘5
’ The Eye of lircaliv—‘I‘oyne Erskine.
The Last ShotJ—l-‘rcderick Painter. ‘ '
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