nous GATHERaD Boos 40¢ noz. Wren GOOD sons 25¢ DOZ. finesCityMarket; is No. lain street M‘e“~ “Q ~ : l EAST NoRnIAt/I .w Regular IIIIIttIII'I: of bttsiIIeih ow to day bt'lflt: conducted at the regular weekly meeting: of the lfidicn‘ Aid So- ciety of the East avenue M. 1. church. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Arthur lorehoutie, of (love avenue. will enter- tlsin the members of the Womsn'l Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church. Ordinary matters will be considered. An ucII'VI- coInIiIittee has been so pointed to further the plans for the turkey supper which on Tuesday evening of IIIIII meek will be enjoyed by the members of the Mayflower liook If. Ladder company, In their Van 7Iaiil .Itl‘t't,-I hoztdquariers. Tho thi Id dIItri'It treasury does not got that sum of IIIoIIIIy collected for sevvor (onntItIoII: that tho ,tti'oner; thou Il' tho IlIsIriIt was on filled to. ’l‘bI corporation counsel but ruh-Il that this money legally be longs to the city treasury. Ioniniis- Members of the East Norwalk (‘hurchcs find much pleasure this week in joining with the members of other churches throughout the city in In, La, nth It and Mrs. Car- InflemtbeIrgueotson board from a cruise among the Florida Keys . _ 4_.'_ r v at. Gareth. (tortilla has: reqover Id from them W pith her eyesighta lid is now enjoying life at iher delightful old husnestfiad. which Its a historic lundtniu‘lt Miss tI'III'ham paid a visit to Stamford Monday. -a .. The new direItoralc of ”it Stamford YIIII' tClub had its first monthly m at- ilig last night tit-the Suburban (tub. the meeting ws‘a preceded by 8 din- ner givtn by Vite-(‘ommodore William zugler. it was the thirteenth day of the month end there WPl'I‘ thirteen diners among them (Tol Ruben ll. Patterson. l'. S. A.. retired, secretary of the club. I .iirx l. Marhweil of Nototon iUt’lltlt’. a visitor in StanitoIIi Monday. ller voyages and truck con-r II pet'- and of lllfilly years. In I-oiiipiiny with \1'; . ht-r daughter. Miss Rind Iie Nevin ’I‘tllle‘Il, .I‘l‘II- ling: I‘tt-‘YI around the world for [In second time. made a u IIIornble trip to Australia, Whlt'll meant three months at N‘I‘l. \isilcd Honolulu and many Ioti Iries out of the beaten track. and tin. lly found Ii haven and an anchorgo iII Noroton. At Pslni Beach, lI‘ia. John 1), t‘rtno minis of Colletidei";~ Point and New. York, who is prI-«ido m (If :ho Sail FIJI (fiub of that town. and about six bun Iirud persons. on Saturday, saw a Pub! being Iiiade on the fishing pier, of the rare specimen of elt-IIiI-IIIII IaireIi Sun hIh, which wIi< caught in the. Gulf Stream, Friday, by Anibosg Monell fr, of New York. The fish brain will be. removed for research work. and sent to the. American Museum of Nat- iirsl History in New York. Mr. t‘rini- u-ins stated that this tidi was about two hundred years old and Ii lItltiW ot‘ the. waters of the coast of Africa. Edward V. Hits of tho llrookii‘n ‘Ifoglo’s ropertorihl staff, a well known newspaper man, elde~t son of the intt‘ Iltt'tlb itiis. author. lecturer luld settle- Iiient work, will lecture in the Dorian holditiu tho evangelistic services in , thoINorItdlk Methodist church. Larlo Town Hall on Thursday evening} un- cI;iiI.rI-2'-'ioiis and inspiring talks 'I’or the auspices of H.” I'“ H H", on, mark um“. mpmmgs _ “ the Voyage of the iord l’t‘flt‘e Ship. ..... ___ No admission fee is charged and the In... 4.,- , “HIV“.T‘UH held an mobile. in cordially invited:- \louicn lo .- -l ...,. _, . :IIc included in the invitation. and it ll.lltt ..I.I, on 'lumtday of next , di .-” reet week. on: I.. that ”m“ the. matter of n hoped a good hu ence wt it cutting thI- IIIlIlo under the Washing- ton street, inidgo, Ilirough which the current to blow the Whittle til the Mayflower QIIENCIN on Van Zunt St is supplied will be taken up for a liottiement. I i . «I 'lhe nett IizIIttIIII of public interest to he puhllod by the 8':th Norwalk lmi .Iovcment .\>.itlt‘lflll0n is the gard on contest. 'ln thi‘t school children on the East Side engage during the. summer. A committee has been up- polnted already to prepare plans for the contest. iI‘uI'tl r announcements concerning it will appear zit—a later date. Mr. Riis. who went to Europe with the. Ford party and covered the ex-. .Iodition for the Eagle. I I I .L. W... v Vc—y'vv IWEs FPOIEE SAUGA’l’UCK ‘w' ’InAw l'otcr l)ono\Itn of Troy. N. Y. was} it visitor in town yesterday on bus- I I ‘ iiitse. Fort street is to be beroalter known In Fort Point. .Itroct. Although the original nsme of the street is Fort Po‘nt. for some years past it has been generally called i-‘ort street. ii at the request of the Public Sor- vlcc Commission of the East Norwalk ,lmprovmiont Association that the city council has called the imhlic's attention to the legal name of Fort Point street. ;I.f_.‘,’ v .‘r "’M"§g owiivrozt 3 ”.5. This evening William J. Moore and Charles Carer play the final guns in the first series of pool games at the Bowsyton Hose C’ompany's quarters. Mr. and him. Richard—bo—Gsiiienno of Rownytoancre given s dinner last week by Samuel M. Nicholson of Pro ‘ vldonce, R. i.. at the Colonial Hotel in Nassau. Bahnmzi islsnds. Mr. and _ Mrs. be Gsllieniie and family. will . shortly return to their home in Row- plaintiff AND 5 I NORoroIv . I.“ h. ”ammo-— “Int I. \ "i. .. “1", . .- - Ilia Moss and Alice Abbott of Bridgeport me spending 1 few days A my surprise was gird J 'Wmmflflt"w “tow flgmwsmsborsm a It- I h‘ritiict‘I~WakIIIIiIiII of Yale was tth woekend visitor with his parental here. Mr. and Mrs. E. ii Flilow have re» turned from New Your where they have been visiting friends for the last few days. The Girls basketball team of the Staples high ochool is practising dailyI in National hall and is in line shape. I The. girl‘s wil give the Milford and' Merlden girls It hard battle. i I . Miss Elan Sloan. teacher in the. Stanley high school, who has been rib- sent attending her mother who was sick st her home in Deep River had the misfortune to lose her mothEi-I last Saturday. Miss Donn has the' sympathy of all her friends. The Literary society of the Stables high school will hold it meeting Fri- dry morniux’ in the school. The. first Hill, EISI till it CIIIlf UICIRS No matter how bad a sore or ulcer sfl’iicts you. it is believed that Holis- to. tho—pure skin butler, Will cure it. but if it doesn't Fin-e, the purchue 'ip-toe will b6 mrndod. Fruit H. Butter. the loci] stront- (in: nor-rs. who sm- soldtbuldreds um say they have yet to and I I I I .. wmdnusdordlrausdocm: Ilia skin tint Hour-l It'6u not host. and it rolled omis- Iso quicklrI “ u“ too. "°“'° “9°“ M “u" “I“ “to“ '50 If! it are nlmrly do Villa. as pointed out by thosé “or wind with it. who. sirens. Wu. m. “mum mint-I Ida-I- mil. mail an mainlim°mmm Mafia-Worm simple .‘t‘nn boslsr and mmfifi u MIN-lam w‘s‘dlwmi’n - I I w .. MI. W“ «:4 . Edition-s I ICIRIIIIZI COMMINIER I‘ -l the morning nil. be . .Iiteu up “Illi volcal selections and musk with redungs and lhulattcr holf with de- bates. A very good product has been ' l arranged. James W elsh a resident of CompoI F‘Ih'el. dim! yflteldy site: a few “eekI‘ illness Mr “’ebh was well- known in town having lived here for the la.t :50 years. The time Of fun- trai will be unnuiitcd idler. l'IIioii Lenten services w it ‘Ie IIeld iiidoy at the HM.) Episcopal Ihziniior. At Christ chuth. Rev. Charles Boylstoii of Riverside. will preach on Sunday evgning. Friday’s sermon will be preached by Rev. A. .IoIIII's church. Noith- 'l'io- III oib' Ul‘ SI. “".ltlun. 'l‘ho hamar. cake and hold last Saturday by the \\'ostpoit Junior lied Cw» butlely was It hit I~llt'i‘(‘~‘h' the sum oi $ltl‘- it‘. hem: \Itrttd. lt ws decided by the. such-u Io purchase 400 pairs of warm Itt0(ll lugs and M‘lltl them to poor IhildrenI of Bolnium The rel of tho money will go into the treasury— ..—_.— Siiill III IEII (Continued from First Page.) IIeiioIal Giulia commandant at Juarez. said today he had rewitett in toIIiiution that Aiiiorloaii\troops had not yet crossed the border and that in) were awaiting permission from t‘drIIiiiza beoro doing so. (lavtrtt .I.-I.‘. ho belII-ied tiarrsnn's reply \ioiild be favorable. \\ \SiliM‘r’l‘ON Alan-h lfI.~btate .Ipd. tiiient Ollltlulb itio puzzled by tho dI-Ipariun of Consul Williams iroui 'i‘orroou They have given him ‘IIIII instructions mum Ind have no II ports of on) disorIlI-rs in that .Igioii; still my routine that tho cori- Ii llillI‘IK have some good rtIIIIIIu fol .IIIIing. 'lIiIIy fll't‘ reluctant to be _. \'t‘ that tho IIoII.Iul.-ito ill in danger. Ilit‘tll'l‘A, N. .\l., March 1:)."’Th0 I‘ l’JHd t‘nsiilry itrigadc uudor com- o IIIIl of (‘ oi George A. llodd cotiiplet «Ii today preparations to move. for- ..IIIIi from Culborson‘s Ranch on the border south of hero ilito Mexico. A iuick movement was expected. During the but few days supply trains aided by wagons and trucks of rttuI-hcrs have been forwarding largo supplies to the comp. lat. I'ASO. Texas, .‘llarcii 153‘1‘0' limit] that the American Mllltsry mm at Columbus had broken camp I III i not be confirmed early today. .II p.45; from Columbus starto I! com .1; through the military censor into .ia- 0 but they mule no mention of In ip movements. More than too Mexicans born in tho .IiiIId States lune organised in El .Iiso with ll view of uttering their . --. .vicos to the city in the evciit' of an much or riot. ihe. wire from (‘olumbus I here the first expedition is in reddi- ilt‘lyfi for entering Mexico. was work- tdlld) sale” \'. M... built-.W: Rev. and In L (L Wm Ir. and In L 8. Fritz, L“; lull Bindily and Miss Mary E in who an. array, Director of Coiling.” Y I. (‘ iill“!- ‘ punstdetatdc B“TDIHIQ was ,over in story front iluuglas. Ant, i L nittd mates bUlUA Iis “All mined hat. a million cartr. dsf‘ consigned to Idtnersl Calles yon. ol the Arne tun military official: herr would con. llm‘ or mounts the story. Another development today Mada thr ' tightening of the Ieusorsliip over in.- g‘udlu‘ of American ‘ I .III .1 I :U.'tit.iilllr. The prohibition of code inesmzrs ex ‘ tended even‘to railroad oflicisls. The point chosen for the entrance of the punitive expedition into Mex too is at the verge of u. drediy. dew late plain, inhabited principally by coyotes and pralflt’ dogs. swept by MI.“ iUlmj [lid to Iu.tl t). \k‘éemuw, except cactus. ib‘ttttes tro-Ip. inu~l indie ‘ht‘h' on amiss this do: Ir! 1th tllI-II ream Ilie hiwast rang. oi IIII Slr'i'ld Mulllt‘ \iountniiis using to .I height or too. to 3, to» feet. bioluu it. Id this ui In .iil manner of l;iIIIItht . .IIliipe. Lone . l\', nullcil‘ilued run. .Iiuoii sic too... time and then III Ibo- tulloy . wlioi- there are ilifrtciuIIIiI .IIIIl stun) w..iI~. .hiiles. The ruIiI-hiizeii :ubsist t.Ilnt)a. Icntlrol y on both region. An diicieiit pI I. Ihiz‘oiiu as th. "sinuggl-I‘a' li'dll,‘ i~ I used by such trutiic II. passes throng. 'lho cpr ditiuiiuiy ltlltt must cairn ‘1!“ its own pr'oiisioiis and water. All” fighting lib Ru) against :14 ,tuIe, sinusoid by whunur gut-r IIII troops \illd may be dbl to iuustii for Inbout '17.; miles through llli:I country. the putiltiie expedition “in reach the Sierra hisdrs proper. Alut‘lltlila' \Hlu have penetrated these isotherm t‘Illllll that tho réglon is one of the wildest, most bunch and desolate that it is possible to lino snywhoro in tho world. The moun thins are split by canyons, some o: which have nhcor depth of lichen ll 2,000 and 3.000 loci and IIlt'lt‘ in not even a recognized ti'iIIl through their solitudes. IlI‘roni (Innis tiruiiIlos south. how ever. the country is thickly Wooded. although devoid of vtgctation thIII could piovlde lorago iui button or food for men. in IIlt‘ t‘mas (IrIIIidI section the expedition would s: rilu. the Canal (li‘iIIIIlI-s itiver, which sweeps westward and hfire splits into three considerable branches. lly fol lowing one of the bronchus the not than would be able to obtain Witter but between the fill‘efllll.‘ the mono thins rise in grant barriers, presenting a country almost tiiaIIIIIsI-ibie can Iu men on foot sud. according to the few Americans who have ventured there. impassable to wheeled trans ports of any sort. it is in the“ wilds tlitit Villa is sold to have taken refuge. and there to be prmm to wage s guerrilla war fm onIth troopa who have been 0i dered to 1) Nine him to death or rap lure. shied Slates troops with uuiup- lildkeli. were under msi-cliiiig equip uicnt storm the Monican border Nest of here at daylight today. in at lei-III. two positions. Military censors pro li.hitcd tramnilulou of day informs- Ition of llclulll movements throughout the llrt half of the day. The troops in readiness. were at Columbus and ilscbitit. N u I the. A. Ivan in that i shown . that . lei-I gra ms into for at lea t thir y tullII‘s the Ullilt'.II 'lbeie are no Iodds of any kind iIII 'tnll this . crimes. Ing today. but no mesa-ores about the mom non. March 15 word won I" mops had been received mince hiercelved ’here today of tho arrlvsi It i. it night. inning the early hours tingle Pass. Torso. last night 0. this morning. the censorship, behind Bishop l-‘rgncls .l, McConnell. of the which every important move tit (‘01- Methodist IEpiltcopt'l Church. whose uiIibus is being cloaked cut oil in- Jurisdiction embraces Mexico BhthOp IoIiIIIition from Columbus coniplotely. McConnell is enroute here from M“ the border awoke ludll)’ with the. lboClty . ‘.ll\lttl01l that before :inotlir 2i hours but passed. llnlleIl I Officials of the church here exprm can frontier at Columbus to bringiimghop McConnell to leave Mext .IrIInclsco Villa to account for hisi Under dorms! con,dltlons at? church militants 24 missionaries in Inc one question that is on Hwy the southern republic. IInoI-I lips was us to what part would SAN ANTONIO Tex" Match 15—- ho played in the approaching chase At 12:30 p. in. todfly. no information III the lure bodies 0! "00px underwu obtainable st southern head mums commanders who are gatb- pm that than had been troop -:-IIIl in the region through which the movements at Columbus and Hochits. xpeditionnry force. is. expected to N, x, . make its way. I, »“’~i___ ' For the lost few days reports have! so: tiniulated of serious IiisnffoctionI «thong the Carranza soldiers in the nI-iiitiborhood of tho. Arizona border who are under the command of Goo crul Callas Many of these reports I-ulininstcd early today in a story troin i‘iosido. Texas. that the Car- ranza garrison at Ojinard had revolt- cd and murdered its commander. Gen nil Rojas. The smrlct. brought from the inter‘ :ur‘of Mexico by American rpfugees .Icrvcd to co'ntlrm‘the impression that . .it least a section of the. Carranza sol diary were for from unfriendly to Villa and were decidedly hostile to the American expedition. Refugees told of being insulted and cursed by .oidiers they encountered in mph - ....-..- lltlllillillltliiilll I.“ Try This! Heir. Arts. Thick, Glossy, , Wavy and same: at Once WWW—“lit W?~thst's he joy of it. Your hair becomes Wight ”duty. filmy thorium lull up pom as son. lustnosond besutihtl so young girl's after a Danderino hair SNIPS ed the belief that all the mlssionsrisu: troops would be sent across the Mex- Inf the church had been ordered by: General P‘Iinstun displayed mth In l-‘l‘t‘ri‘ in dispatches regarding coIIIlI tions It Mean and (Minoan. SAN lNTONlO. Tex., March 15.‘ While regiments of the United Stan I cavalry. heavily supported by infan- try. awaited General Pei’filng‘s ord- er today‘to advance into Mexico, In I: out] Carranza]: troopfl. according to information received here. worked dw- perstely to effect the capture of \‘iliI in order to forestall an enIIIIiuIIII ill") Mexico by American forces. Major-Genet“ b‘tniston rouivhl rc- ports of increased activities of tho ll" factor government troops. but there was no disposition at his biotidquurt~ ers to regard the activities as any- thinx more than e\'idence of (‘nrruii- sa's determination to cooperate with the United States in annihilating Vil- ‘ls. Gen. lI‘uiig-Iton remained in his office until lifter midnight twelve reports from (kn. Pershing. American troops * ware «pooled to cross the boundaI-lt . the early today. but General Futmton said he did not know of General Por- sblnl's intentions. Hts orders to the communion-Al the punitive expedition won. in effect. “Move when you ure‘ [0841.” I Orders issued for the suppression of. news that might. interfere with will ' success of thcI expedition into Mexico have served to keep the public in ignor Y slice of the exact number of "1109!. that with» sent into Mexico under? Gen. Pershing. i Troop trains continued lsst night to; carry cavalry ad tributary to.the diI-I trict along the boundary. but the. con-‘ centrstion of men and supplies vino-I ally is complete . W ASHING'I‘ON istratlon officials still were without information early today that Ameri-l can troops had crossed the. border in, pursuit of Villa and his bond of Out~ law. Secretary Baker remained at‘ his desk at. the. Wu- Department untilI an early hour today going over old. cial dispatches and reports from thOI ;border. - - '0mcisls were gratified today lhot the American note accepting Camu- n‘s proposal for a reciprocal ar- Irangoment whereby either his troops Ior American forces may hunt down 'th Villa. bandits on either side of out It iitit‘ the border had been favorably ro- iceivod at Queretsro Max whél‘e theI murmurs Government is. located . Reassurlng advises from Mexico continue to reach the Government.I I‘Those sold tint there but been no “demonstrtttions of directing moist 'the United States because of the de- termination to hunt down the Villa Ioutlowa. March tin—Admin. DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH A $250 Instrument FREE TO SOME SOCIETY VOTING COUPON appears daily on page 2, 01 The Evening Sentinel, commencing Tomorrow, March 16th DODGE BROTHERS ROADSTER The wheels of the .car hold fast to the road, butdo you know why? Light. strong steel parts and scientific distribution of weight hold the weight dowu to 2,200 pounds. and produce a perfectly balanced cur. Lightnoss and bal— ance result in madability—and also in low gasoline consumption and high tiremilagc. The motor is 30-35 horsepower The price of the Touring Car or Roadster complete is 8736 (f. o_._ b. Itetroit). The price of the. Closed .Tour‘ini: PM or .llondiitt-r ' complete. includingregulttr mohair top. is $950 ti. o. b. Detroit). «Eli I\‘\\\\\“ . L‘ V I, alaba- Immediate delivery on Roadsters S. L. BENEDICT 73 N. MAIN ST. TEL 754—8 night, but'no sctIof physical violence I The Senate. was expected to consid- \ In“ "motile. has been reported. ~ At; the name time other Americans especially the who came from Sun round the western part of Mexico declsred thst conditions ‘tn those parts was quiet, and thin they bhbw ed no animosity toward the Unified States or Americans individually. it‘lf’t‘y munitions from Chlhnlnlfl who urrlved here last night uy by“ reported first there were to 012.5" tmorlnns loft in the city. Hub 0 be others probablyw would blbvt it won said. An escort of at Formosa soldiers rode on tho trsln Wine of" the difficulties in critrldnr icons, on tile superiorityI of. hours bison“ ride over the ‘ rumble in Marlboro It“ ‘ Moons .Mtflmrmm ole-nu. .3th try this—mots“: 3 mg sac Ismail stand 6t .8” :‘l‘his .viil clean-5 thinlr of dust. dirt or insulin oil. and iii out 1 fort mo- . Item: M‘tisvxsnblea the beatiy of "our. hair. dell l sunrise waits those whose hair has been mg» octet) or is rem. faded. dry. b‘i-tt. to or “in. “Bidder «entity ammo“!- r! W- lots of dandruff; closures. nitrides ‘nfl ‘invtgtintori the min. I vs": Ww'mhig *- clolh with a little Danderlno sndIcnrs-I utly drswl‘lt awash vosr built; tak- WM, providing for ma recruitingl “Mini ’ ,"“I wt ”as; minor up be I I I-hfWM. eere larder situation when the joint resolution passed by the House late ' of the regular smiy to its full strength comes up for its concurrence. With 1 the passage of the resolution the task‘ of titling up regiments on border duty sumo. Ibq..uiftlert_Iskcn j . . DOMESTIC BLISS. flu. Robbin-30 you sod your husband live bluntly whether? Mn.meolt—~ Sure. I’d ludfllke to: yr“- '10! lee-81. Jan]. fllfig-‘Domo- 'srst. I mm m hprbgnd tn not to 1m lllfi ' III‘IIIIlIilIIII V Tin; NEW . 'PrairieState LetUsSiIov Younfiocllcy Come In sod see these wonderful it; tubators at wont! U Let us chow you the chicks while it! are hatch. up; and prove to you that to renal. lmtcliiog devi cver immted. ct us show you In cubator that you or anybody com I I rat: and batch a chick from every hit: able egg. Every Buckeye Incubator is sold In I guarantor—a guarantee to ”bat every hstchable egg-4nd they never is WLcan show you dozens of ‘tcstimo are selling the In All Sizes ‘ ‘ . TheSsnd Tray and Heating Appsntus of this mcuhs' t0: are features worthy of special ‘k m’figghgm‘wnm combination. ’ " ' M§fi§§g i‘nhmm" . cg .I I. ~ _- . é .. mic: girth ”I .~ .mE‘Iio Mao at» f I " Or the mic! r: gun—m 'vt ”creationist-'02. Art torso = Cat-lust.
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