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‘7 NORWALK
' W 86himmel, son of Ir. and
7...- Bchinunel, of Norman avennO.
” admitted to the Norwalh Hospb
.‘U this morning.
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William A. Reid of Fitch street.
-‘I purchased an Overland automo-
“. and is enjoying sight seeing trips
Ihlal the country.
Ir. and Mrs. H. T. White, of Newi
Iorh, have taken up their residence
u the summer at the J. C. Hawkins
”so. on Seaside Place.
The regular weekly business meet-
.g of the third district comiasioners,
was held last evening. Matters of us:
.I Wiatice were discussed. 3
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iiiondno spent the
r. l. Klrhhrlde aad'lamily. oi New
York city, who have leased one 1
John 8. Hoyt's cottages, at Content-
ment island. arrived yesterday tor the
season.
DARIEN
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George Tyler and Colonel C. w.
week-end
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friends in Noroton.
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Bishop Brewster will visit St. Luke's
Church at Noroton. Sunday, li‘ay It.
at 7:30 p. In.
Rev. C. A. Wilson, formerly of Stam-
ford and Barton, is here on a visit.
His present pastorate is at the head
of Cayuage Lake.
Dr. George H. Noxon. of Dorian. is
one a the delegates to the Connecticut
State Medical Society convention.
which meet.) in Fairileld, tomorrow.
John Echeraon disses. aged eighty-
six years. died on Saturday; at his
residence at Noroton Heights. The
with.
in additi- throe regimens of regs»
hr inlantry were today ordered to the
holder. Those reghnents hare dhe
Thirteenth laiantry. now at Platte
burgh. i. Y.; the Third infantry. at
ladiaon haflacka.. divided between
Watenown and Oswego. N. 1.; the
Twenty-drst infantry at Vaamvor
barracks. and two battaliuts of the
lith infantry at Fort lmwton, near
Seattle, Wash. 1
The total additional force sent to
the border under these orders inelud-l
ing both regulars and militia, is ap
proxi-toiy 1,000 men.
Secretary Baker announced also
that published reports that the raid
upon Glenn lprlags had been organ:
load on to American side of the liaa.‘
according to Mexican reports. had‘
been telegraphed to General Norton
that he might investigate.
Secretary Usher said the old-to
sending more troops to the border
were made upon the Joint recon,
mendatibn of both General Scott and
EGenoral hasten, and were without!
‘aignidcsnco in connection with the
Scott-Obregon eoaierenees. Regard-
ing the progress of these conference
Secretary fisher, said General Seott;
[was awaiting a eommunieation fl.‘
iGeneral Ohvegort. further than this:
the Semis" refused to discuss thee
status of the conferences. i
Generals Scott and Naatoa adv“?
the War Department that more ;
were urgently needed along the bor-i
der. is a return of the Big Bend raid-
‘ers might be expected. They stated-
that the regulars on patrol duty. with
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Hr. Thlerault. 0‘ the Monroe am“ funeral was held this afternoon at l "‘9 bulh 0‘ a” ”WW" ‘0'“. within‘
”ion. South Nor-walk. will conduct
Ibo prayer service in the lihtst Avenue
- Will Episcopal church on Thurs-
.y evening. “
angular business was last night
hasscted at the meeting of the Bas-
o't‘loch. at the residence or his son.
and was larger attended. ’
Robert Hunter, the celebrated golf-
player of the Wee Burn Golf Club
of Nortoton, and his family. who have
been spending the winter in Pine-
Jiexlco, were inaulicient to adequate
iv guard against repetition of the Big
lBend raid. it was upon these recom-
mendations the President and Deere-i
tary Baker decided to call into service
the National Guard of the threebor-l
.der states. I
‘ Secretary Baker described the now'
troop movement as a step merely tor
can an” 0' Camp Fire 0""! "“9" hurst, have returned to their serum-r protection of the border. He said be
its held at the home of Kiss Gladys
.ach. of Betta place. i
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am”. Russell E. Morgan. of Best
me, will entertain the members of
home at 0: Ridge, Noroton.
Messrs. Payson. Coggowoll snd Hol-
land of New York been“ the islands
off the shore at Tokenehe Park. last
had not heard whether the American
troops in the Big Bend region hen
actually creased the boundary in par
auit oi the outlaws who raided Giana
Springs and Bouqulllaa.
While Secretary Baker's statement
db Warren's li‘oreign dilaabnary Bo- week, from mu Bums 981...”,N0. said only two'regimemo vt' rntllllrd
‘fity of the East avenue ii. at church,
.b-orrow evening. '
roton. They expect to build expensive
houses this summer.
had been ordered to the border, or-
ders actually were sent to mice ‘regt-
.mema. 'l‘ho flecretarv as"! so error
had been made in preparation of the
‘1‘ “WM”? “m“ "1"“ 938' W Robert Rudd Whiting of New York ailment.
finding one more of a robin'a egg
to anything else, is exciting ma ch
dilution in L'Hommedieu Brothers'
will occupy the home of Floyd Trigga
of King's Highway for the summer.
Mr. Triggs has been making interest-
BaN‘l‘ll an. N. it. May 9.~.\lew
Mexico's militia. comprising appnoxl-
mately 1,100 men. can be on its way
to the border in Si houra.accordlngto
”"7 ““1" n“ e“ " from a”, ing improvements on the property. so a statement made today by Adjutant-
.Iaotnnbor Farm. in West Norwalh. .
hauls W. liaihin. of WI!
Ward, who was operated on forI
_ m“:°:';°“::hb¥tm- 3121,15”: Haven. is furnished with a suhetan- Powers.
" ill 8 I 0 ,w ,
. . 3“ tlal mm wall alon a portion oi Wm 1“
Seth. several days ago. is doing nice- as ‘
’h and expects to be home in a tow
,. lays. His friends are pleased to hear
1' his recovery.
.3". w. 0. Gina, oi the South Nor-f
mu notoodiot church. will be pm
It and speali at the thank offering
. fleeting of the East Avenue Woman's
‘l‘oreign Missionary Society, which
will be held on Wednesday evening.
It the home of Mrs. Russell E. Mor-
an. 198 East avenue. There will also.
the vocal duets by the titans riot-lou‘
‘llaotod and Mildred boveioy. '
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The engagement has been announce-
d Miss Nellie Rowland. formerly of
{his ,place. and Edward Bouton, of
‘Bridgeport. Miss Rowland lives with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
lowland. 52 Winter street. ‘Brldfl-
yes-t. Conn. At an elaborate dinner
’arty given last week at the Rowland
tome the engagement was announced.
Local friends are forwarding congrat-
llatlons. I
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The regular monthly meeting 0! the
pcclally the attractive grounds.
.The new concrete road along l-‘lelti
Point of Greenwich, that leads to Belle
the brook. which marks a decided im-
provement for automoblll'sts of that
section.
Mrs. P. G. Quinn was in Boston
yesterday. and visited Josephine
Thornton at the Carney Hospital.
where she u undergoing treatment.
The patient, it will be remembered.
formerly resided in Dorian, where she
had many friends. Hopes are enter-
tained that she will soon recover. .
The meetings at the Methodist
church have'been very well attended
since the advent of new pastor. Rev.
Samuel C. Johnson. There will be
prayer service tomorrow evening. it
has been suggested that a few more
men being present would add very
much to the general interest of the
meetings. The pastor will extend a
cordial welcome to all.
Mrs. C. F. Mitchell of Katonah. N.
Y.. is visiting her sister. rMs. P. G.
Quinn.
For many years the station agent at
Riverside has benutifled his station
General Harry T. Herring.
MARATHON. Ten. lav lwllovsn
American employee at the ”Orin Rio
de Bouuulllas mine. near lloaoaiihs.
on the Minoan side. and Br. Ila-0r
Ian Analelu. Texas. are
' hands of the Villa ban.
dita that ed file-n Corinna and
Botrouillau
'l be right Americana worn taltnvt in
to llw interior of Coshuiio. but wheth-
nr 'hey were ltlllrd or are being bell
for ransom is not known.
Hi. PASO. 'l‘ea.. Mov 9.«A private
"We'd-:9 received if... imli'v w"! the
“on American omnlnves of the Pm"
o ’llo do linuqulllas Nine. ncar Bou
quillss. Mexico. who were captured by
Mexican bandit raiders. overpowered
their guards and have "use“ in the
border. bringing time of the Mexicans
. with them as orloont-rs.
The message. which was later con-
‘i'med. said Dr. Homer Powers. of
{an Angelo. who was among the cap-
tured. also inadehis and”.
EL raao. “a. lay o.—-Oa receipt
of news that President Wilson had
m-derod out the border states militia.
Funaton announced that he
would immediately return to bio head-
quarters at San Antonio.
WASHINGTON. lay 9.—flpocial
Agent lodgers. at Mexico City. today
{telegraphed tho Btata bepartmeot
that General Cannons had intimate:
his approval of the tentative border
.protocol which has practically been
i moulded Ly Gmralahm‘tt and Obre
‘gon. - .
1 hi. PASO, Tea, 'Msy 9.-Withoui
onus dering the negotiations between
slam General Hugh l.. soon. thief or
Iayfltiwer Hook a Lador Compsny with flower-beds. evidently to satisfy‘ at.“ of in. American Amy, and 0...;
“is held last night. Nlowing ' tin his love of the beautiful. He may ney- tral
. transaction oi routine btmlncsa, and er know the pleasure his lovely llow- tor M W“.
".Ihe appointing ot a ilnance commit-
‘ ass, the following onoers were elect- a “thins of beauty sin a iovJomefi" i region of Texas. grow tar thew
and one person It 10351 has caught ..otts will be carried was not neural; ‘" mm M n m troopsihat
have been sent south from ltathon
should';‘enoounter any
at nontenant—lelviuo Walorou.
. WHrnest Young. We! _
. ‘ . c-i. l). Robertson. heard- The charming little nowenbeds of tn!- 5“,, '
”‘M'fi‘i ‘
'4”. 0%ch 3- i
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York. arrived at "their summer.
’ , at Tohenehe. today.
an at their stunnerraaidsuoe.
ht'i‘okouoho fosthapaasu. i
. . Dibblo.whohashsenom-
WM'WQ .,
‘sni-‘istsflvih—stsml
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‘ in. n. Wilcox and family. 0‘.
’ ~ loo-mu .
C..Beach and m. an"; '
7 - L, Employers. watch lentlnolw
enbeds have given to passers-by, but
the inspiration. and that is Station Ag-
onf‘Baesett at Coscob. Never before
did Coscob so look up in the world.
too and ionquils and hyacintha are lib-
erally sown from the power-house to
the height once. L ‘
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—HAI At noon marrow. 5"
mesa washout-oar
was.» fit-'-
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tnitotiooutidubs’tltutaosma to
oestrous; iaslttapoaloloy's. i
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Alvaro 0hrogen,1iexiran Iiinlo.
macroeneral Frederick
nitration continued, today to dmt
military operations in are Big Bend
.y known. and those Was reason to bo-i
the" that even General Functunwaal ‘
:unpnouodlowfllot‘flmmdm they would he puts one fifth.
trail led into Mexico. but that then
‘ican mnguld banning ortvwaore.
‘ vbera wash. them now.
Whether they white lattes in
.Glsau m fi'mu'ufirsm
m:M.hfitrday will devoid upon1
circumstances after toolbar-troops
.0! any , that yesterday, at“
endowmmw all”
it "th initiated. that ‘
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longed to Obsogoq. . ‘
While General licott whltnd for "‘9‘"! ill“ I
quO-‘I \llt- Rio (lrsnde ascertain ‘1
that the Merino ofllcials
card [0 win the protocol govvrzilnr,
a... «vim-"hrs of Gonvrsl l‘exshlng's
troops in Mexico. General
studied maps of the Big Henri r-
and of the country in {fission jun:
south of that district. , .
'ib» t.‘u.~ troops of etvalry cannol ‘ '
got to the harder before night, Infl'
‘ ’8 im‘ nxpt‘lis'd they will "The bfl
‘ore the monlnladter.
will“ at General Mots tamper.
ary Marten mt iy this time
the raiding party had pod into the
interior. where their.
even more dltilbult than that under
ultra by General'l’ershhg. For the
moor to march m
not anally be done. Thursday.
" l-l th‘
'owno sand-ad today to appeal tor
more adequate p ’
- o'c'lv of Wrens made i improbable
that llelr "quests or“ be united.
i‘r if.
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Moors adhiftfl'dhsl
e in the ”Ma
These
COUTH NORWALK
Joaefl ahraharns. Connecticut Ave,
Ismael Abra-son. 9 Boston street,
Joseph Marten. 25 Lexington ave
Waiter masher, ltl Washington street
A. I. ma d Co., 83 Washington
firest-
Julius Bodovsny, a Ely ova.
Central bod Company. Railroad ave,
Chareh t Idler. as Washington lit.
Ira. hints Ciaoue. I. my ave.,
L. M 1 Day street.
Gianni Dc Petra. 5 CH! street.
Michael D. Petra. 86 Button street.
Mont J. Epstein, 94 Taylor ave.,
Espadto mothers. :2 Wood street .
lira. [aria Fledelle, lo Ionton street.
totals rltolson. 0 Henry street.
William fltelaon. 15 West ave.
Abraham Green. 102 Taylor ave.
Hardware d Auto Supply Co.,
Water street.
t‘llfiord 1P: Hayes. 00 Ruth Iain it.
Bernard Hershfiold. 19 Wood street.
Nelson Hoyt. 10 Washington street.
Samuel ilyman. It Water street.
Samuel Judelovflta, Stuart ave.,
Ira. Jams Kelley, I. By no. '
Morals Leposhy. IO Day and.
Frank Ubner. 2
Ira. S. blather, 91 Connecticut 'avo.
'nhI lag-oer. 10 Cedar street.
Paul Prousser. Peddlar.
Aaron‘l'aria. 23 Woodward avo.,
Ralph Panchlno. .‘t'orth Tayla' avs..
llarney Pulley. 19 Monroe air-oi.
.‘t. It. Rowe, Peddler. ,
Raymond Grocery, no ili‘lax Hill Road,
l‘arrnina Riccio. 13 Cross street.
(lua Roda. l Ely ave. Bo.
Theodore lluda. ll: Will‘s! nvo..
Royal Grocery. h So. Main street.
ltheller d Utalnger. So. Main St I
Woodward avenue.
Mrs. hiary Suite. tl Boston street.
i'hilllp,8]omsnshy. 81 Day street.
Joseph Bolton}. i5 anaoe ave .
thd‘
“Gib pro
haste"
it w“ ad Mexicans
it would M seven American
rathon ml Maniac.
menact-d trader}
,bllltl'
Whether the America troops will -
"i as the internatlarmi line into Mes.
ice in their pursuit of the raiders will i or co
w l indie-led by General ll‘nuaton. but'gt m m m will maho no?
it was pointed out by other army or- '
liners that such action was
At army headquarters it was
that
shin.
anticipated.
would be given such action.
also was realised that General Fl!-
ston-oould not get t
troops available (urine. strong, enough.
to engage in such an expedition. l'
“m” ' phone is ism.
ollcial sanction
but it
fromthe
the raiders
hostile-awaited today float on;
he tain Caspar Cale. who with a do,
itachment of 2: men are
long the lilo Grands to-
thore are any bandits.
still Iurhing on this side of the riser.
Cowman returning from the Big Head
country. assert with posltlvoness the
there, are many hands of Villa". min
owning an opportunity to ford th
l‘ u G.antlo and make ozher nitaci.
on .hnoiy American homes
nachos.
Oscar G. Compton.
turned here after his escape from the
in Glenn Springs. brings
word that he met the pens that so:
out from Marathon for
month and that they were going to
ford the Rio Grande and hunt the
employes of
Porto Rios do Domain» mine. which 1
is several miles across the river in ,
G. W. VanAlstyne. who has lust re
turned from Davenport. lowa.
he received the domes at D. c. at the.
Rainier School of Chiropractic. makes;
an important announcement in snow,
lumn. "He will and“ inpatients,
:cbarge 'for consultations. ‘
Improvements and additions to the
extent of 8600 are being done to the
house at 1’. Bavilsnd street :or Chas.
tfttmcgle. The wait is being done by
The Rather annals: Gummy.
Norwalh Binding Company have ,the
contract to‘ erect it residence on Wall-
plt road. to mt $1.900. for E. L.
Knight. P. ill. Fielding will wire the. .
JAB. Juvenal house. Chestnut Hill
KEROSENE OIL
dalcrl carry Socony Kero-
fic Standard Oil Co. of New
Yer ‘s best grade of refined oil.
flannel Tavlin. Peddler.
Andrew Tesla. I laura street.
lira. E. Tobin. iii Woodward ave,
lira. Annie Tove, 61 Lexington sve..
Sabine Troncone, 113 Ely arr.
United Grocery Cow 20 North lain 3t.
Car-in Vlngo. ra Taylor as...
Morris Vogal. 6! Hana Iain drool.
Martin Warga. .17 my me.
John Zacher. 33 Day street,
”WALK
Hyman Rate. 26 Water street.
G. T. Bruce. ill Wall attest.
James Bates, West
Oari Hoe. New Canaan ave,
Haney a lie-edict. ti Wall street.
Edward J. Finnegan, 168 Main street,
Soloman Gellowim, 11 River street.
John Greenwood, 66 Boidsn ave., '
Aim 8 Gregory. .Voi'town ave.
lithe! o Staples, 13-“ Water street
9“al fibula. M Harl or ave .
lsaac iieliaut. Silver-sac ave
Hyman lsresl, t Plattavilie ave,
Mrs. Golda Jooelol, 60 Holden ave,
Samuel Joaorn. 26 tlhapnl nlmf,
.Omrge who... Piror sireo', ‘
Raymond a Company. Ml Wall street.
Albert P. Reynolds. )0 Wilton ave..
H. Scharhet. 188 Halo street.
this it. Scofield. lI'l lain street.
Joseph Stephanah. 29 Broad street.
Mania htull. W Main Itreet. '
L WM. ‘229 main street
William Weed, is West ave, ‘
Abe Weinston. 48 (m street
Walter \i'lsnlewaty. 50 Sin-um street
Stull Grocery Co. Winnipauk.
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Samuel Gaihowehy. 63 Osborne ave,
Henry Harris. 81 lit-It street.
Bonnet Jackson. I that street.
Albert W. Hodge. 2” East are.
L'Hommedieu Brothers, 203» Washing-
ton street. 5 ‘
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Abram Snail. £4 Cottage street. I
Herman Vogel, 311 Washington
Mrs. Charles H. I'll» m ' t‘entral ave.
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