hunk-km“
hubs aloud-r
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.Udhusthatwlllh-I
‘Qkish W the
,“s‘flwln'fll‘ht
in a fire will do the
lasting. boiling, broilisg,
Uh; toasting, to your ut-
l-t satisfaction — please
g‘ y- to the smallest fraction.
g It keeps your guests in best
E id humor when they do not
i. ' “I a rumor of half-cooked
y... H or soggy biscuit—
3“" at your mercy and
five to risk it. So have a
' heart if you're the host, as
lilo in short enough at most.
THE
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COMPANY
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BUY-oCreo-Diot Stained Shingles
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Creodlpt Rained Shingles, Beaver Board.
NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
At PRlCES to lNTERES'l‘ ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in nu
hle qualities.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
garments. correct styles, depends
SOUTH NORWALK
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ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYTHINGi
to the woman of rczincmenl. Nothing:
, is dearer to a woman’s hcart than at
”Will homc tastefully furnished. ”3
. < m’ll come to its \vc‘ll Show you our‘
”I. 0! quality wall paper and explain,
3| hi you may hcautify your‘homc at;
‘_ 0 “final cost. Our prices and go. i
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The Goriaam CO
N First 8t.. East Norwau.
TOI 45:
The Little Shop
Hit. a A. CLAVEN 5.5 NO. MAIN sr
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grills units in runs
EXCEPTIONAL VARIETY
At'fVcrp Attrtctive Priest.
Plum; suns
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'1_ ~ Get the Habit and Go to
I "J'Goillieb’s
i‘Ng‘Main St. So. Norwalk
f FOR YOUR CLOTHES
_ 'sli‘lNSk-
m suitohmti
:' \‘G’I‘ON, April l.—By a vote
1 the Senate Judiciary sub-
” considering the nomina-
pouls D. Brandeis, for the
Court. today votcd to recour-
(mation to the entire com-
5‘Tllose voting for confirma~
Senators Chilton. Walsh
flier. Democrats. against
Cummlns and Works, lie-
The full committee is un-
10 stand ‘virtually even.
HOSPITA LNOTES. -
‘M of Bell Island, was
v Way. /
_ IsGrath, o 133 East 90m
York city. was admitted
0 l .
‘ lehlitt. of 75 Spring
Misti yesterday.
of :1 Washington
» led last start.
of; For: street. East
~, _ admitted last night. and
. tar-spasm
-71.” st loath wraoa.
My
See Yesterday’s Large Adv
for To-day’
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone n80.
3 Specials
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
Noawnx
-wm m rev“
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Gold Medal or Jones
Strictly Fresh Nearb
Good Table BUTTER
rrourt 90¢ bag.
34¢ lb
i EGGS 28¢ doz.
East ludia Tea Co.
Strictly Fresh Eggs. a doz.
Full Weight Cond. Skimmsd
as Cottage Street
as. - _ 3'.-
Best Family Flour, 3 bag ......................... 80¢
Gold Medal Flour, a bag .......................... 89¢
Pure Leaf Lard. a lb. ....... . ..................... 13¢
White Rose Jelly Powders, Ioc size, 2 pkgs. ........ 15¢
Fancy California Prunes. 3 lb. . . ._ .................. 10¢
A. STULL
. ...................... 27¢
Milk . ............ 10¢
East Norwalk.
Root Pork 16c
Fresh Shoulders lie
Smoked Shoulders tic
N A'l‘IVE VE A L
legs of lamb 22c
‘ Prime Rib Roast
the to 22¢:
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST.
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EVENING ’SEN'rINEL
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Tristram & Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
“roan". out. I. not.
N ORWALK.
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Sam Materials Ila-s
fillllllillills Silliill
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Conduit May limto Share the
Iospoasiblity
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Slah‘ Highway ('orrrrrrrssioner‘ lieu-l
nelr mspcttt-d the Pool road between!
See the Signs of Springtime ~
All ’round the Store
Tailored Suits and Coats for Ladies and Misses
Stylish Separate Coats. Reliable Rain Coats
Dainty Silken Waists and Sweaters
Embroideries, Ribbons, Trimmings. Buttons, Veilings and Notions.
SPECIAL 1—Disoontinued patterns of imported china and porcelain
than half price, in the Bargain Basement.
dinerware at less
Bridgeport and Greenwich yestei'day.l
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his attention having been called lo'
the act that the surfacing, touch ”(is otherwise
“Wilt“? ““1 last ”a“ “t“ “1 bad among pines nearly all of the. time.,
condition '" “‘3'” 9‘3"” This '* d““,with canyons and massive rocky or
:9 war; :““,:":‘ gotten “ml” ”WM” brilliant semi-metallic peaks all about
ace. 'eel )'. " _' . . .. -
' thaw, the founrtlau;ili“(~l<tilllulllil:‘t:prl.:tg)« I”. 41:): .8? "1;”. .H mm" - “()nqerfu"
'blarue seems to attach to tlret~rmlrat‘-,mm I l ‘ « oustoue. l ”mm"...
ltors who laid the surface, accordiug5d..finm.lyv but he would starve
1'" ”M‘mm'mm' 30"” "”3“ "WW“ “Later, march resumed. rnukinll
“m“? "“‘rwfim ”l“ Opinion ””‘l it thirty miles to a point where we up,
would have been cheap»; for .‘he'tained beef and one mess of beans ..
mile. which furnished the foundation.
,had a “mm“? has" bfl‘“ lard for ”'0 cited two further advances. and then
1“”“3‘.” 9“”"9m' . . the troop of a fourrman patrol. led by
Another "“5”“ 3m”? for the dire llil“ officer. across a range of moun-
‘illi‘lllillti‘ of the foundation l> llic coir tains to receive or‘dcl‘s from one ”f
:2?" frr.l"'l‘|‘l’l“’“:;) “"1"! “‘lwrly’hhpl“ the train line communications
E "N “l‘ H ""3 l‘ "5' “’3‘ "‘ diary rcrordcd no incidents of fireside
liard ”l”! ”I” "”"d‘m “‘f‘ "m “KT-drips as worthy of mention. although
;.rlirl that water entcred it in large when the patrol arrived in my lill‘tfl‘
:qumn“”"“' ”w cchct lll‘lllll “m"“Pm'.communication critiip, its speed and
.\ir. icrinctr said that his ln\I(‘.~lbflli- daring was commended.
Hm“ 0' ””5 had not “W“ Suthr'renl to Scouting on foot done by some of
icnahh- llllll to express an (lllllll()l'l.’l‘llll ”H. “mm”. along with tvpographical
‘that the rimtlcr was bcrng lookcd ”“"‘work. was brought to “M" today in
““34“!” I _ one of the field ramps. One rivirrtor‘s
.lllt-‘ll of lllt‘ surfrmng Illtal . experiences lh‘t‘flll with hln “mam“
lh:;‘:‘flt'li:ul;r llilr“rit‘\ft'l:lw nfid'l‘.“ “H” after dark near a mountainside grass
rc c. ‘ r can o . rim or to . . .. .
\t-(‘tltlll of bituminous surface llt'th‘i‘ll: >pf‘tboir? shilliluwn. wishing ‘0
‘Ihe Fuiiriuird llltc and .\lirrnus ml 0 is more of the aeroplanrs. which
broke nin Seicr'al plan“. and thc roc
mac i,» in bad shape .\irn who hurt-
shown
see
had
been living below me. and which had
disappeared against the dark back-
:xamrnrd it say that thc conduit r< to ground of ”H. pm”, i pm”; to a 10“.] .
blame in purl. and .\0 arc the Iownau where l "ppm,“ to N... ”,9 other
'“W'l'l‘m “h" arc "ul’ll'mp‘l ‘0 kw" plnncs against thc line of thc hori-l
rho- gutters ('li‘lir. I'oruractor \l'riliaur ;:on "0,”..va the my.” ppm“ also
i Arthur, who did Still.“ of the work glided at ”n. M"... tltnc. so that I did .
last of Stamford is not blamed The not “.0 ”Hr,“ gm," “n...- dark. while‘
rllllc lillllitllllltfi agree llltl'. lri~ uoik looking for a gym] honflrp' l 51ml
,una done in ‘lllt‘l. Ii(‘t'o.tlrtll(’t' with what seemed to be a beautiful fire.
the specifications. There can he no and tlcscendcd to investigate.
‘uouht that the surface would he in “Observation “as not pm“- 31 ”,9-
good condition for it long iitnti had than“)? because the pliuie “.M' bucking
foundation bi't‘ll mon- subxtantinl, a hcad wind at an altitude of 5.000
.\ir. Arthur had nothing to do with [NIL As 1 (“refunded
lll" foundation, his contract being for cd “5.." into ‘gpvpr‘nl ,lman
"Ul'li‘l'mfl- .sprcndina out in a large circle, When
“The condition of ”iv l'ost road is l was almost over ”.9 me it rpgpl“.
2"”"4" d‘I“ ‘0 ”l" ”WW WWW-n bled the vicw when looking from
said Commissioner llennr-rt yesterday. about (“rpm“- down “"0 a lake wiUr“”"“”“d owr the failure of any train‘
Warren nrulhorfi‘pio” running to the water. The pip”. to arrive at Juarez over the North .
\tht-n interviewed.
--:i\-c u guaranteezand will make re« 1 pl‘vsunlv, wore the tongues of urr».
"air.“ at once The road between hurncd grass running in toward the
a ' f v. ' v v .
.lktumrolh and the .\cm \orlr stale ppm”- of the burned urea. ltli'opped
"l" “l” Him I‘N‘i’lf'f‘ "“"nllfln- “"3 low enough to dispel the illusion and
“\lll bc donc lnmtedrrrtcly. We expect ace that it was a grass flre. After
to lll(lll‘ some additional ”pinst- by about 25 minutes further ilvlng l lo—
mimm: in a concrete foundation where catcd what secured to he a utrifonrl
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Geronimo. interest has temporarily
faded here in the question of the use
umus. Apparently the solution of
this problem is still far from found.
A good deal of curiosity has been
western Railroad foraweek, No train
his left the Mexican town in the
same time. A train front (‘asas
t‘rrandcs due licrr- .vcslcrday morning
has not yet put in an nppcaraucc. The
Mexican ofllcials oilcr no reason for
its non-arrival. brrt insist there has
it semis to be needed for the pro-nor slope on ”H. "Humming”... it was llOl kbeen no mishap. a claim that is sup
ration of the road. 'l‘hc condition isnr ulopc. rind wlucn the landing wheels l’lll’lt‘a h)‘ ”H‘ fact ”1*" ”W “film“
ra-crcttablc, but you can say that of the plane rtruclr the ground l dis-
Ilrcrc will not be our li'uc lost in nmk- covercd llrnt it: lead of striking a field
'1“: "‘l'fllll“ and placing lhi‘ road in l had hit a spur on thr- mountainside.
xood condition. Regarding the tele- l-ll. PASO. Texan. April l.—Somc-
llhonc‘ and tclcgrilltli (‘Ulltlllllb‘n 1 am where in the harren mountains of the
not in a position to state \\'ll"lh(‘l‘lht‘_\’ (‘onlincntul lllvldc. Francisco Villa.
contributed to the disintegration of \voundcd and crippled. and with but a
the r‘o:ul'- found-Ilium lmt lhic nh-we handful "f his followers. is believed
"f the Subject will be looked intovery to be lurking today. Hard on his trail
carefully." American troopers arc combing every
SMASHING Brow iridium”
ranch house and adobe but ill the
hope of ending the career of the ban-
(lit
The feverish excllcmcnt caused
railroad telegraph is working without
interruption. \
There are at least seven carloads oi‘
food and forage at present in Juarez.
com-lgncd to private concerns in (‘ns-
an Grandes. 'l‘licir dcparturc is not
being delayed by lack of equipment,
as three Mexican Northwestern en-
izines, which were in the El Pam and
Southwestern Railroad yards here.
have been repaired and taken across
the river.
Although to
lleneml llcll rcfll<cs
discuss the situation. it is said here;
that the question of transporting sup-
l DEATHS
the tire rpm“, of the Mexican railroads fortrarrsport-3
fires. ing supplls to Geneml Pershings col-l
Schullze’s sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
\
l0 lllll lllillllls
along the border by yeslcr'dm's news "“"s by rail “in be M” l“ abcyance
of Colonel llodrl's victory at San tle- for a few days in the hope that the,
rcnirno ranch had not subsided today. l’rm‘m' “Hm” 0f Vt'olonel “‘"l‘lls
The fact that ”I“... days have elapsed troopers to cupture \rlla will be suc-
CHARLOTTE WALKER. l
A high class Saturday motion picw
ture program is offered this afternoon:
and evening at the Regent Theatre’
when Paramount will present Miss1
Charlotte Walker in “The Trail of the
Lonesome nine." The film story ad-.
opted from the novel by Eugene Wal-
ters is very complete and in the pic-
ture which is perfectly produced, not
a detail has been left out that would
detract an iota from the feature. The
picture is considered even better than
the play. because of .‘the pmibilities
aforded for camera presentation that
were not considered when the play
was produced. in addition to this fea-
ture \attractlon there will be other pic-
tures today of high class. All of next
week special feature will be offered
and in Edition each day, the.
film drama “A Romance of Norwalk"
Will be shown. This play is the one
for which all scenes were taken in So.
\‘orwalir and Norwslk. The out is
purely local and includes Mayor C. A.
Harstrom. No one should_mila this
picture during the coming week.
TOO LATE FOR CILAINFICATION.‘
WANTID—PLUIBIR'I “MIR.
Ant 7. Wow. fl. Nathan.
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NORWALK LIBRARY MATTERS.
Monthly Report Shows 5,645 Books
Given Out in First District.
The regular met-tug of the Board of
Directors of the Norwallr Library war
held last night. The directors pres
rent were Dr, Gregory. president; ’1‘. C.
Balcom, secretary: John T. Hayes,
William Howard and Judge H. \‘i‘.
Gregory. Report for last month 8h0W~
ed 5,645 books given out. making an
average of 245 daily; new book-takers
44, and'honks mended in the work-
room 59. [iv the care in mending and
repairing the blndcr's bills are re
duccd to the lowest point. which is
necessary as everything in this line
has increased in price. Two excep-
tionally good 'firms of book—hinders
are employed by the Library. but the
cost of re-blrrrllng has almost reached
the point where new books for re-
placement .cnn be- bought at but
small sum more than rebinding. But.
a new book never wears as long as
one well rebound. So the only way
stems to be to exercise great vigi- "“
lance arid never send a comparatively
unneces dry it on to be rebound. Ul
all things. modern library science
touches tut It ‘ih'n'v r‘V‘tslf' h“ .\h'l
one and not on its shelves with books
which have outived their Usefulnessh
After the routine business of see
retary'a and llbrarisa's reports and
the auditing of the bills, two special
"ms were given. one by Judge
Granary and one by th librarian.
when the autism scanned
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(Continued from First Page.) since the smashing blow delivered at
ville \‘ilhr brtrrd in the valley of the."
“.11.“ AMERICAN OUTPOSTS lN Santa Maria. without any further news
'lil-IXICO. T0 FOLI‘Mlil'S N. .\i.. from (icneral Pershing. has Elven
-‘l'ril 1 (by Aeroplane).h-(‘avalry birth to the most extravagant speculum
marches surpassing all known prcvi~.”“n and rumors. .
ous lrcri'ornrrruccs of mounted troops The (‘bwr “l.“"l'iem "f ”I" "”5“
in Mexico, have been made in the pun-mm”.is that H \ ”I“ was “5 ““59“"
suit of Francisco Villa by some of the alcly injured “3 mp
flying columns sent out ‘0 cut 0“ the be now ‘: the hands of his pursuers.‘
avenues of escape of the Mexican ban-lhut thc ptirnist's ““0” by pointing;
dlt. ' tout the wild character of the country
The diary of a cavalry onicerr . . .
r.btained today, gives a romantic in which he '5 mm“ and ”IF fact;
sketch of one of such marches. Names ”‘5“ most or ”‘9 9““‘93 “I ”l“ moun»
and dates cannot be published. How “W‘s are “"9 .‘0 d0 “H the" 9"" l“ bfif‘
food «was obtained in comparative tie the American soldiers by giving
plenty for men and horses also is a them false information. ‘
military secret. However. some of Everything apparently depends “p"
llie minor sldelights were furnisiied'on the speed with which “"3 i“ "ble'
b" ‘hi1: ofli mus record: :to move. If his injuries have forced}
"In the n Elli of Mmbfiu said the him to seek safety in the mountains‘
diary, “we hiked an night making flf_;0f the DlVldf‘. ll. ls‘ DOllPVCd lllrll he
i)" miles, including a fifteen-mile cannot escape capture although .
climb to an altitude camp at 8 a. m., may elude his “mm“ for many days.
and in the evening started over mount 3”"- 0“ the 01"” hand, if h“ 1““
tralir trails. 8,000 feet high. in antarch been able ‘0 push 99‘“ 0'" “0“”1935‘1’
of no miles from our base '9 slept he might by this time to have reach-‘
three hours. All the mountain "“1. r‘d a country where traveling is com-l
-‘t.~p.~t~ imp lparatlvely easy. water and food plen-
“No gin yet of “1]., and no 318“.“nt and his adherents numerous. ;
of beef. We saw one cow Troop 80": The one thing that seems reasons-i
two deer. rpm, kept the deer and did bly certain is that before the close-oi;
not loan a bite to my one at”. ._....'todsy or tomorrow at the latest. it;
Hm: Some of the men obtained rhu- Innsbbe definitely known if Villa lsE
barb. with which they “.1...“ a .9" disabled and aIfugitivs in the moun-
gooa stew. Wealso so! mm. ducks. talus. or if he is mm at freedom,
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ccssful. A false alarm that .\lexican
raiders had crossed the Rio Grande
and had attached an American ranch.
house ten miles east of here sent sol-
diers and policemen racing to the
scene in automobiles early today.
They found no trace of the allegedl
raiders and the people in the ranch
ortcd, m. should house could give no explanation of the
origin of the r‘cpon.
Judge \\'cbh. of the Superior Court
anonunced yesterday the Jury trials
will be continued another month. No
court cases will be heard until May“
April is “jury month" in the Superior
Ceurt. Judge Webb yesterday refus-
ed to reinstate the case of Steven Baf-
fa vs. The New Haven road.
A minor accident occurred yester-
day afternoon at Leonard street and
West avenue, An automobile struck
and knocked \down a youngster. who
immediately-regained his feet and dis-
appeared, apparently unhurt. The trio.
torist could not. secure his name.
HIS DUTIES DEFEND.
(Boss—I wanted to speak to you, Mr:
Flovum. about your attentions to Miss along with his employer?"
Sweetthynge during office hours. 1
AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Michael Lyden.
‘ .\lary, wife of Michael Lyden, div-d
ilast night at her home on 10 Bayvicw
*rivcnue. .\irs. l.ydcn was a well-
‘lrnowu resident of this city. and rho
llt'\\.\ of her passing away was receiv-
ed with regret by her many friends.
.\lrs. Lyden is survived by her huse
band, three daughters and one son.
They are: .\irs. (‘harles J. Murray, of
this city; Mrs. William Werner. or
llridgcport, the .\iinscs Winifred and
Anna Lyden, and Thomas Lyden. or
this city. The funeral will be held
Tuesday morning at R230 o'clock
from the late home on llayvievv avo-
|ue and at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph‘s
church. interment will follow in St.
Mary" Cemetery.
I=uneral of William J. Downs.
The funeral services of the latc \i'il-
lian J. Downs toolr place this mom.
in...- frorn the hue home on From
street. at ninethirty. rind from St.
.\lrrry's church at ten o'clock. Rev.
.l. .l. .\lctluirrness cclchratcd the rc-
‘duiem funeral tunes. At the ofl'error'y
‘llrs. Albert Rose sang “0 Salutarus.”
and later rendered "Sonic Sweet Day."
As the body was born from :he churt ll.
the choir sang ‘Abidc With .\ie." The
flower-bearers were Lorenzo Adams,
‘Jlllllt‘s Adams and,l{enneth Fagan.
Pall-bearers were William Powell,
James Nolan, Albert Heine. John .\iaro
.ron, James Burns and John Sheehttn.
There were many beautiful floral of.
fcrings. and the services were largcly‘
attended. interment was in St.
Mary‘s cemetery.
Funeral of William Buckman.
The funeral services of William
, ilrrcknian will be held tomorrow after-
} noon from the late home in Plattsvlllo
avenue at 1:15 o‘clock. and from St.
.\lary's (‘lrurch at 2:30. interment will
bc in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. Sheldon.
The funeral of Frank L. Sheldon
will be held this afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock from the late home on Wood-
ward avenue. Rev. John Staplelon
will ofl‘lclate. and interment will be
in Riverside Cemetery.
FULLY COVERED.
As he crawled out. of the wreck of
his auto a solicilous friend asked,
."Are you covered?" ' .
“Yes." he said sadly. “with mud.
blood, chagrin and insurance. Is that.
enough?"—Detrolt Free IPrt-ss.
“How is yohr boy Josh getting
‘ "Well." replied Farmer Comlossel.
"w. were to “I. In a”.- rations froth tlio cordon thrown about, him hired you as billing clerk only—no “they have comento'an agreement at
last. Josh said he was goin" to quit.
an' the boss. he said so, roof—Wash-
. inston, Star.
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for men and horses. bat in order in "wt is maintaining his flight~aoutb-‘
r ahc the the. we wanted.
two “if. boat two d
, stings.- is 3"“ has”
won ward. '
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the news spurt Wot Baa
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sin or the excitement cans. ! for
cooin; mentioned. That will be all
the present.-Paterson Press
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