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M Designs and Stripes.
At
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Inheckuao Horst Block.
tooth Nemalk.
THE
VICTOR DOGS
. FOR SALE
31.50. 82 $2.50. $3
DON NELLY 'S
VICTROLA PARLOR
16 South Main Street.
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Clll NEWS
[Frank Biker and Harry J Smith, oi
this city. were \i‘ltt'ln, ,tstcrdziy, lll
New York
A new delivery automobile has been
purchased by Shtl‘th-r and l'tziiigv-r,
of South Main s‘ll‘t-l
Miss Madeline Campbell. of Spring
atteet. spent the Ellrltl vacation wittt
friends iii llrookliit. X l‘
William Coley, a former popular high
school student, aitd athlete, was a UV
itor in Norwalk, for it few days. last
week.
Member of the Norwalk Rifle club
shoot at the Armory tonight Much
interest is being manifested iii this
Iport.
Jere Donovan is planning to open a
pool room on South Main street, in
quarters formerly occupied by William
Hubbell.
Bertram Crawford, a student at the
8torr's Agricultural t‘olleuc, is spend-
ing the Easter holidays at his home
V in Cannon street,
William Krusch. a popular uptown
young man who is attending Yale C0!—
lege, is spending the Easter holidays
with his parents, in Main street. ‘
A meeting of the general commit-
tee of the Catholic (‘1th will be held
this evening in the basement of St.
Mary's church. The date of the Japan-
eae Kirmess, which will be held some
time during the first of May, will pro
bitny he decided upon at this meeting.
Oiit-f-town relatives and friends who
. were visitom in this city yesterday, in
.38r and grander thait ever.
attendance at the funeral of Joint
Ruth's, llaviland street. were: A. aMl-
ter. Newark. N. J., Mr. and Mrs. R.
Clanhurg. Shelton. t‘onn.. Mrs. G. T.
Triahmaun Canaan. Conn, Mrs. E.
«Haiti Falls Village. Conn. Mrs. A.
Schultte. New Rochelle. N. Y., Mr.
and Mrs. D. Ruch, Jersey City; Ern-
eat Pr: Ase, jr.. Elizabeth. N. J.. and F.
, ehner. Lakeville. Conn.
A meeting of the (‘itrnival Commit-
tee, will be held Thursday owning,
In the offices of the Norwalk Chamber
of Commerce, in Wall street, to dis-
cus plans for the coating celebration,
which promises this year to be big-
Miss
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714 1-,. air
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me "“1241;
The United States is the rich-
est nation of all history.
it produces i-6 of the world's
wheat. 4-9 of its com, 1-4 of
its oats. 1-8 of its cattle, 1—3
of its hogs. 1-12 of its sheep,
and it makes the best cloth-
ing in the world Come in
and see it.
Our spring styles for men
and boys await you. Suits
l’or iren $io to $30. Today's
the day.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Open Mondays until 9 P. M.
‘~"-
The water department has been no
mud or a break in the water main on
Seatieu avenue.
I
lttds an being received for the erec-
tion of a brick block on the site of the
bakery on North \litilt
burned Squirt z
5 1 reel
.\ party of about twenty Norwalk
fan; went to Bridgeport yesterday.
w here they witnessed a game in which
the new Knorr-t‘ornen team partici-
pitted.
lit-served tickets for the “Hand Of
tin law" will be for sale at lioyt‘s
'theatre box office, commencing Wed:
ncsday evening at 6 o'clock, for April
29.
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A woman motor cyclist is reported
to have last control of the machine
she was riding on the Connecticut
turnplke, yesterday afternoon. She
i
; itin___ititis
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(Continued from Fir“ Pig.)
Reports :ioi.~. :he front are thnt la-
,ior Frank Tompkins, who wan wound-
ed in the right breast in the lighting
at. i'urai, is recovering Lieut. 0rd.
who was slighUy injured in the um
nadir, also is mending.
Hidiilt HEADQUARTERS NAliQi'-
ll’A, Mexico, Apzii .zi, by Wireless to
t'olutultus, N. M., April 24. 'Aillt‘rlt‘ln
military authorities today obtained r0
iiablc information that Francisco Villa
has not ('lormt'd the lluraiigot‘iJJhuav
hua line “i is said to be either dead
oi in hiding iii the Sierra Mains
Mountains northwest of l’arral Today
a ,. l lrl‘l placed hint last near Moncava
.4“; \Nitifx'lti, ‘iextts, Apiil :4
.‘l. t -s in Majorticiietitl i-‘utis'on's
plans for a redistribution of the Alttct‘
ltan troops iii Mexico are lit-nit: timid“
today by (ion. J Pershing, (‘Ul'illl‘dll‘lt'r
til ti'e punitive expedition
lit-t lllh of the new plan have been
l'ait‘iliily guanlcd by tit-n i‘tiiiston and
tit-ti Scott, (‘llit'llll Stitfioi the Army.
but it was iiiotcatitl lllul it dots not
provide for the. running til it new main
line of (‘uilllitlllllt':llloll. or of the is
t:ibl;shnient of a new border base it
is understood that General l‘cisiiin;:
“'1” be insiiuvied to call in all iiioh:|o
detachments except those doing scout
duty and enter on a period of recuper~
atiou The main line now extends as
tar south as San Antonio, chihuahua.
it station on the Northwtxstern liail
road. a short distance west of (‘ltihuib
iiua (‘ity tleneral Pershing has his
tr‘li‘ipol‘ary headquarters at _Natniquipa.
ilvetiiight reports frontiieiiei‘ul l’er-
sbiiig made no mention of ligthttng at
Salem, as was reported at it)! Post).
('ol. \i'. (‘. ilrown. Major ll. Ii llowre
and Major Prank Tompkins are in the
tlt'inity of Sateto, however. ill-Ll it was
regarded its not unlikely that the r.»
portsthat they had been attacked there
“its true
El. l'ASti. Texas, April 2i.-~-|£itrly
today the local police received a re
port tltttt lighting had begun between
(‘arranra and American forces at
Suievo.
The information is said to
come from influential source: ill
Juarez. The police believe the re
port to be true. it was said that sev
t-ral negro soldiers had been killed
in the lighting.
At l-‘ort lllias nothing had been
heard of the reported clash at Salem.
have
ran into another motorcyclist Neiih- An immediate investigation was start
er were hurt. “1-.
_____. i Neither General ilell, at Fort Bliss.
‘ lnor military headquarters at (‘olum-
MT- and I‘M“ “Hm” “In”. an bus, .\'. bi. had any information early
daughter Bessie, have returned to
their home in this city following an
automobile tour of several days to Xew
t n... l'utnam. and other cities of in-
terest in Connecticut. :
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The building inspector has issued
pcrmlts as follows: To ll iianaen to1
erect it 8300 bonnet-y for il l. Mathewu
oti Grumman avenue; to Stephen ll..‘
(‘sehi to build it one-story addition.
9x12 to 7 Oak Street: to A. it}. Bene-
dict to install additional plumbing for,
(l. (‘nrboiie, 28 Franklin at‘reet.
Dogs are being registered at the of-
ficc of the town clerk faster titan
during the past week. This is the last
week to register to oscnm a line.
Clerk Smith will open a branch of-
fice in the town assembly hall tomor-‘
row.
Allan Church. of Boston, naturaliza-
tion agent, will be at the downtown
Dost oliice on Wednesday afternoon of
this week, between the hours of 1 and
2 o'clock tor the purpose of receiving
petitions from local foreign born resi-
dents born residents who desire to he-_
come citizens of this country. 1
Miss, Margaret llonneckcr, (laugh-l
for or the late Vincent \i.. formerly of
this city. has been awarded the prize
for the best essay on “Civil Service
Reform" in a contest in which schol-
-lstriitioii officials today
iwill be so placed
.American border towns by virtually
today regarding a Mexican report that
American negro soldiers had an
engagement with civilians at Satevo.
The report, which i.'. not credited.
Mild several negroea were killed.
Vi'ASllthlTUN. April 24. Admin
looked to
General l-‘unaton to carry out plans
for redlaposition of the American
troops in Mexico. The plans approved
by President Wilson and Secretary.
linker were the outgrowth of confer
ences betiwen General l-‘unston and
General Scott, (‘hiel of Stail‘ of the
Army, who went to San Antonio as
Secretary llalter's personal represen-
tativc.
The plans were interpreted generil
ly to mean that the United States is
prepared to maintain it military status
tiuo beyond the international line iitt
til the (‘arranra government has dctn
oiistrated its ability to exterminate
Villa and his outlaws. Meanwhile, it
is understood the American forces
its to safeguard
doing police duty in the territory ini-
inediatcly south of the border wlicrc
(‘arranza has been unable to prevent
lirigandage. The troops would so
foini a wall against which the sol-
titers of the de facto Government
could drive the bandits front titt-
south.
lietiispositlott gives the State De-
partment the opportunity to make
counter proposals to Carranza. who
asked for a withdrawal of the Anter-
ican soldiers. The department can
now urge (‘itrranza to show greater
cooperation a:. a means to secure the
early withdrawal. l'nder the plan the
men and horses of the advanced col-
I
. _.
tittiititiscitm;
don!
IL PAIO. Ten, April u—A‘o I"
dummammmmu
lanthanum ”In-rm
Melamine-lacunae“
“Mn'uwwmtadgl
TM m I. “I
strung units aim; a line in mum
chums laid to he not much In!" on
‘250 mile-1m lot-m alum
are pthering u Column... N. I. l
Roadv to row! any eventniitv the'
American. w oil now I‘
uiin a milithry out. an wilt d9.
lomatic negotiations go forward at
Washington. The outwit at m
\l...; t. .. i. _ , -'i
fitcrs at Fort Bliss They believe the
troops will now engage the small wu-
or ring bands of Villa bandit. that
roam around Chihuahua
\'.iiiu tire t AlM.'l'.ilII} :- a' its main
Milt“? ll Will lf‘t‘i‘pfil'flll' from tho [’1
'zors of its lfipi'. timh solul-‘aard l
tifin'itti cttt ' t tin tinc b-in Ill'it’li“
i. . vi to!
l
t" 'it the uthilltt' fort-cs liavo been
9. l eti cut ci' 1!; i- 2-.» *i- dislikefor
the Alli‘l‘l'tfil is igiusi intense 'l‘fiis
wtt‘tttliawal is tiestgnt-d to prevent
'l.i~'ht-s during the diplomatic uegotin-
llttl“
El. PAW. Tea, April :4. Anxiety
wss expressed in military circles here
today over reports from the interioa
0i rt'ltt-vu‘tl atiivil) ll“ illt‘ pint tl ti.
numerous small hands of bandits who
are roving abouth Northern (fiiihus
bun.
in the mysterious manner in which
news Ll transmitted in Mexico iii
regions where there are neither rail
roads. telegraph or telephones, in“;
peous have heard that the American
troops are to be withdrawn from lex-
ico. The halting of the operational
of the expeditionary force has con-j
llrmed their belief in the truth of the
story. which they have interpret-«i aa'
a crushing defeat of the "griugot-s'!
As far as is known here. none oli
these bands number more than l5 or
w
‘ ittvin
‘ children. and proved an . :recable sur [
l
tutti ill taint?
“In“ an you page.)
lam-l dioirl. mined by npocial
vocal and instrument“ aoiolau, sang
their best yesterday. olering selec-i
tiona from the meteor sacred music
ever written. It was truly 5 day of
inspiring and sacred cranium, a lacy.
number being rendered here.
Rev. John Btupleton, in the South
Norwalk Congregntionai church.
spoke on “Seeking the lliving Among
the Dead" at the morning service yea-
terday, and at night on “Before ltlas~
ter Came." A special musical pro
gram was well carried out.
There was a baptismal service ar‘
tl:30 o'clock in the South Norwalk
Baptist chutch The musical pro
gram, as printed Saturday, was car
ried out in a line spirit The mem -
here of the Sunday school enjoy spec
in! Fit-tier obstrvrttwea. ’
A confeisioniil address at 10 o’clock
followed by a communion service. was,
”4' interesting order of events in St i
he r’s Lutlwran church, on (‘edaf‘
strtet, yesterday morning. The pas'
tor. Rev: I l. Sttup was In charge,
A carol service was held in the after '
This was convinced by the3
prise to the congregation.
“The (‘rucillii‘ittn and Ascension/'l
an inspiring mntala, was ably pre-l
:ented last night by the Advent, (‘hris 1
tion 6. 8., in the Van Zant atreetl‘
church. A benediction by the pastor.)
Rev. (i. ll. Tecple, closed an unusual-
ly intcresting program in this church.
Rev. C. W. Simpson, of Bridgeport.
and itev. E. if. Mctlrttgor, of Norwalk,
were the speakers at the services in
the beautifully decoratui East avenue]
M. E. church yesterday. A hymn
singing processional opened the morn
ing service in the evening "Life and
‘ Caroline Crawford. of New York city. _ ,
‘wlll be pesent at this meeting and '1‘;P'rb‘; :iiinpi‘igdfmlti‘ldfimxz)‘; 1?]: tennis will be given a much needed
will ”We"! plans for ”0]"de a" prize, .‘lzs‘s ilonnccker's essay may General Scott-is expected to return
educational feature, in connection with 00mm)". for the state and national m \\'ashingtoii in a re“. days.
the good time of :luly am. This plan pmm i want) HEADQUARTERS lN MEXI-
has be“ worked Ollt previously in _-______ it‘tl, Apt-it 2i, by fieroplano to Colum-
other cities. and has been a great suc- Elliott Sipperly reports to polio? bus, l\. M. April 2l.~rllt:ll\‘t‘i‘y of nut“
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A-
I'AKE PICTURES.
PRESCRlPTION onu'oota'rl.
' 32 Washington lire“
loath Nomfla Conn.
V plug of tobacco front an aeroplane fort
headquarters the driver 0‘ car 1‘0 M ii second lieutenant iii a patrol out in’
Y. 18582, ran into the roll! of his ma- ‘be bills a tow dava ado. was iiii {taken
chine. which was standing on West by the command for the arrival of 0f-
nvt-ue near Chapel street to allow his 232's???“ 'i‘lifhi‘iir‘i‘hmne id“: “0‘
' . O _ . ‘ s c 0 pa r0 was
tWH’t‘m‘r“ to ““81“ from a trolley. bolttlng. but as it flew over along one
,-"l "’1" law!) on the 3‘9““! car was of the regular nero routes above link"
broken. The New Yorker did not stop patrol the plug of tobacco was tossed;
,to lClll‘n'tl‘lP extent of the damage he, at. with it yard-long strip of whitet
lcaused. and his 1mme could not be cloth attached to make its descent con-
spicuous The officer in charge of the
t
| ed
learn ' command ordered outa detail of:
-, 'mounted men. which in regular fonnt'
after the horse is stolen is a
would have prevented.
. - Boxes 3x512: inches in size cost but ‘4 a your.
“LOCKING THE BARN DOOR
of those who don't rent _a safe deposit box. until they have
suffered a loss which the earlier use of thih
You will find a variety .of sizes to choose 1mm mug
the private safes of our vault.
tion, surrounded the white object,
Then an orderly was detailed to go in!
an dpick up the valuable message. lt'
is not known here who got the plug.
A marching song hap been composed
by negro cavalrymen who have seen
hard service in the Villa chase. The
lines follows: ‘
“it's a long way to America—
"lt's a long way to go.
“it‘s a long way to Amsrico— -
"To the sweetest girl i know. 1
“Good bye. Fort Huacha: !
“Farewell to Douglas town;
“For we are way down in Natalee. '
"And we are going to run Villa'
good way to describe the folly
precaution
i
“Over theOhills of Gun Grendel.
“Throguh the trail of the lonesome
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=ui.:t.blc to direct Mr. Wilson's
intricate-urea. 00»er
20 men and the majority of them are'lieath." a cantata, was rendered by
line choir.
The Enter sermon in Trinity Eplav
seen by army omcers, l' “I“ ”'9" copal church was “The Resurrection
depredationa will drive the masses of and n. Bearing. Upon liile and llfle'.
the people, already almost destitute. Problems." The rector, Rev. r. A.1
to depredalion and that a serious ou. “Skiinml “' it“ “In“; of :29 12"???
p sma serv cea u ng e .
break will occur which will ”vomlnoon. The mm" and senior choir
"'9 American ”Mk”- participated in the afternoon's carol
El Peso is waiting (9&an! today furl service, in oonjtstction with which the
much smaller. Their importance. .4
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some enlightenment from Washington service of the Glorified Cros- wu core
as to the plans of the army depart‘d‘mml' u
moat. So for u the l er “I eon-t Rev. W. 0. Grlmn spoke on Tears
for Triumph" Easter Sunday morning.
“va "19 news that W ”009' 37“ in the evening the sacred cantata
not to be withdrawn from lexioo, at; “crt‘ilcigdlfilell and Ascension" was
least for the present, was most wot. "a f -
come, but there was considerablozchfg'; I‘ g;:{' $5.33“ 51:0:
emulation no lo '1‘“ "“"d‘" “‘1 Holy Communion wu celebrated at a
nounoemcnt from Washington reallygo'clock. An Bitter sermon was
meant. . ‘preached at to o'clock.
An American who is considered one
of the beat authoritierln El l‘aeo oni
Mexico dud theyllextdhns. expressed"
the opinion today that} campaign of
comparative inaction might prove ef‘
fective in the long run.
“if the mhin body of‘the troops can
be utilised for the support of mobile
detachments, held merely for the pur.
pose of running down minors. Villa|
will be caught ultimately." be said. i
"For the time being, the bandit!
seems to have disappeared. Sooner
or later. though, he will come to light!
again. The troops may have to runl
down a thousand false rumors of his:
whereabouts. but in the end a true,
one will come in and they will get the’
bandit. y
“Someone of his followers will sell:
him for a ten dollar note—inst as'
readily for that amount '
cruis'r
CHOCOLATES
6199 a pound
Clifford Pharmacy.
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-1532
as for ten, /'
thousand dollars." .
One question bothering the military
has been the rehabilitating of thee
troopa whose clothes have been worn
to shreds in their strenuous rides for
Villa. Two carloads of clothing have
just been sent south, via t‘alunibus, Misses, suits
however, and these have been flanked
by a shipment of live thousand pairs; $10 98
of shoes. ten thousand pairs of hosc.. O
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"(Call Petition Illustration b. Drew isunit ct 1|IL ii
Drone Number 7063
McCall Patterns
is due to three things—style, fit and ease of making. T
make it possible to :15in m the most fashionab e
gowns at home. -
I ' f ‘ l ‘
CHARLES J.
SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT
Thepmhity
four thousand ovcrshirts and two:
I 15.00 Values
thousand gloves, sent to Columbus in
be forwarded as needed. it will be,
only a short time until all the men in;
need of new clothing will be entirely;
reoutfitted. !
JACOBY’S
M'COMBS WANTS TO RESIGN.
\VASlllNGTON. April 24.. -Wllliam
l‘. Mct‘ombs. chairman of the Demo-
cratic National committee. today noti-
fied President Wilson that he will be
unable to continue in his present i‘OSl-
tion after the Democratic National
coavcutlom in St. Louis, and will be
cam-
‘ Painless
Extracting
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that is necessary
to prove that teeth extncted in my
oiilce are taken out absolutely with-
out pain, and without any ill after ef-'
feel. if you have teeth that need on
tracting come in, and be able to say.
so so many others have said. “it is
true; I know it, for l have tried it
paigit for rc-election.
iiit ll lN millions
Rheumatic sufferers on highly sen-
sitive and easily affected by any
change in the weather. “they feel it
in their bones."
Rheumatism la the foe which steals
away the )0, of life..
“Neutrons Prescription 99." the dif-
ferent remedy, has banished winter
terrors to all. . ,,
Each week more and more solvers mnelf.
in all walks or life take Noam
Prescription W and every week attidal BY. J. He Mallel'y
more aameatothetsnlmu'“ nun-takes. Wick»
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may Walr-
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