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Deputy Sheriff Nelson w. Benedict
continues quite seriously ill. at his
home in Westport avenue.
Harold Green, of 259 Main street,
has been toniined to his bed for thel
first few days. with a serious attach|
of illness.
An adjourned meeting of the carnival
committee will be held tomorrow even-
ing in the office.» of the Norwalk
(‘hamher of t‘ornnrerce. in the Town
Assembly lllill
, Rcmtmber the ruuraue sale to he
held .tt t'ltu‘ord Hotel store. Thursday,
Friday end Saturday, of this week by
lltlits til' the lt‘ll‘st M. E. Chlll‘t‘h.
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'l‘llt‘lt‘ \\ ill be a regular weekly meet.
int: oi the l-‘irst District Commission-
ers this t-l'vnillfl, in their offices itr
Wall street. Routine business in to
come before the meeting.
An important rehearsal of the de-
gree and guard teams of ()ur Sisters'
Rebekah Lodge. No. 55, at which all
members are urged to be present, will
be held this evening in the lodge room
In Wall stret.
-—All hats shown at The Fashion Shop
at the Regent Theatre will be display
ed in the windows for 3 days. Mrs.
B. M. Taylor. titl North Main street.
\\':trtl l’rcntlcrgast. of Sprint: Hill
avenue. has resigned his position with
Juselot’f's Grocery. in lleldcn avenue.
and has accepted a position with Mor-
em a t‘trrbonc. the with street fruit
dealers. .\ir. l’renderaast entered tip-
on hi: new duties this morning.
The Norwalk (‘ouncil of the Boy
Scouts of America will hold it very
irtrportant meeting tomorrow evening.
in the Second District library. A re?
por', by a special committee. on mat-
ters of importance in relation to the
coming activities of the scouts, will
‘ be presented.
:trvit-c irtrrttetiintt-ly ttpon arrival.
This was said. however. to be merely
tr precautionary measure in theevent
'It should become llt‘t’t's‘ffll)‘ to send
—.\lovinn pictures at l.ockwood'~t
"all. Saturday. May l:‘.th and Monday,
May lfith.
Wanoma Council. No. ill. I. 0. R. .\l..
will journey to Bridgeport this even-
ing, to confer a degree upon the Kioia.
Council. of the Park City.
number of members and friends will
accompany the degree team on the trip
which will be made by auto bust. The
party will leave Norwalk about seven
While l’lllr. Luuml
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
f. I. Will. um.
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, NEW RED ISN‘I IUILOINO ‘
ttottt" trout "
AND suns
i0R MEXICO
Ruined Activity at the Expel-
timry lass Apparent st
cum Todsv ‘
BAN Milli-iii
m tttttt llllil
Fear first Bandits Costs-plats
outer Attacks Alon; the Border
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ELITE
SHOES
For Men
Elite quality is nluys held up to
the some high standard.
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$4 to $5
Glover’s
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milton Elwood. Manager.
For Upton-to untied Cell
' "In H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Inbolrnor
Office and Residence
t'ot.t'.vrrn's, N. M, May 10.». Res “MM" '09-
ntsed activity in almost every de M 30. Mill! 8... .0. Nemlk
lltlllllll‘nl ot the expeditionary base "
...~ apparent here today. Men are
being sent forward to the field, pre- ~ . .
...t.;ttttms are being made for the rno- National Guard of three states they
Ltlrzution here at the New Mexico Na-' “.9”. "my" “ram to hasten to rein-
:zmml «retard. and “truly motor lrurklturee General F :ston‘a army. The
’ttainb. curring ammunition. supplier'totai or between him thousand and
and equipment, are being sent to the ten thousand included eleven compan-
‘lf'lllttullls‘, were M‘III hat-it t.) the field
A large .
front.
Last night a heavier guard than is!
ti!>ll|lllfll‘_\' was thrown about the trill-
ttar'y reservation. gasoline supply
tfllll-H and store depots being guarded
t'lti’tl)‘ With no aeroplanes in the
field. tests of new planes are being
.liil‘ittl by army aviators.
‘l‘itt trrst companies oi the National
titt.trtlsmcn are expected to arrive in
t ulur: lllH late in the week. Mm W.
ll. Nampel. brow commander, detailed
several regular army otliccrs to mun
ter the Hoops into the l'nited States
llll‘ r:.cn 0\t'l‘ the state line.
About 100 "casuals' or soldiers who
have become detttthetl from their
to.nlnttnds. were ordered today to join
tin-iv ttl'HHlfllflhtlllS. (lite hundred
and fifty lllt‘ll ot the Sixth t‘nvalry al-
rend). who arrived recently to obtain
by llltllOT'll’lltk. the animal.s being left
here.
l'nolflciai reports from lllt‘ field in-
tlit-atcd tension uniting lltt‘ tielach~
rztents along the llllt‘ of communica-
llOll similar to that whith seemed
manifest here. At military headquar-
lcrs. however. it was stated that there
had been no large movement of troops
in the expeditionary command.
General Pershing and his staff at
.Sttn Antonio. Chihuahua. continued to
keep irt touch with the Mexican situa-
'tion. A number of messages and all
available news are being transmitted
,to hint by wireless.
i MARATHON. Tcx.. )loy
Emetrio de la Garza. once known as
Settlement of bills of prices in sev- “the bad man of ”w mg Bend (‘oun-
9"“ 0f the hat “$01195 in mnbury‘try," met his death in a long range.
Is in progress today. It was unbound-nine duel with an ninericnn trooper
ed that the Danbury dompfl‘y “Non Monday in the hills near liouquil»
.t n ' his. The. cavalryn an not only killed
copied the new bottom bill for smlde la Garza. but he Mexican‘s com-
lng stiff hats. which is included in thehmumn as we“. lle la Garza kept “i
new ”“0““ M“ of prices 0’ the{small trading store on the American.
United Hatters of North America. The'side of the Rio ,Grglide, but ranch‘ersi
visions of this bill are that thothave long thougtt no as a smuga er.|
3:931, price for sizing shnll be one News of his death was brough‘t‘ hereg
v r 7 r A
dollar. Formerly the sizers received “‘0‘!” b3 J- Vi. Gudson. a ml“ “m
tractor.
from eighty to ninety cents a dozen De la Garza resented the presence
for the some class Of W01" of the American soldiers as a border,
.patrol, and in Bouquillas he is said to
o'clock.
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4R0“ vocthEJNRIDA tire vrtta bandits before their raid.
Villa bandits in large numbers are
reported to be concentrating at El
Pine. 85 miles pouth of Bouqnlllas.
There were reports here today that
tho bandits contemplated further at-
tack: on the settlements near Presi-
dio. but these are not credited. as ur-
my officers believe that the Villa ban-
dits will retreat toward the interior
and wilt to see whether they are be-
ing pursued before beginning new de~
predations along the Rio Grande.
WASHINGTON, May 10.—Secre-
tony Baker informed President Wil-
son today that the conference be-
tween General Scott and General on-
regon i...~.t right was not conclusive.
and that it would be continuous to.
day. He indicated that the outlook
we. more favorable for an agreement
being reached. The exact points of
tiller-once were not revealed.
anneal Scott has advised Secre-
tary Behol- tint no formal counter pro-
pools hove been submit by Gen-
erol Obregon. but that Obregon or-
undiembnlttodoyopnper cat-
lotntng his um.
Secretary Baker today meivod
Governor Plnklolh. of mutt n W
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at the Country Club.
MR. TAXPAYER
Some times when your tax'
bill is received, you may
find that it is not convenient
to pay it. »We other you a
plan that will provide ypu
with funds for the payment
of your tax without making
it burdensome. The
Tax Savings Club
is now open end receives
weekly or mnthly pay-
ments. allowing interest It
the rate of Two per cent. on
the deposits. Join the Club
nowr
ies of coast artillery ordered out last
night by Secretary Baker.
The proposed military agreement be-
tween the t‘arranza and American
(lovcrnrnt-nts rematned unsigned and
neutral ()hreuon. Mexican War Minis
ter, utter a three hour discussion with
General Scott last night, arranged for
still another conference today.
if the situation warrants, more
guards of other states will be called
for border «patrol duty. officials de~
clared. Secretary Baker stated, how-
ever, thttt further mobilization orders
are contemplated immediately.
l'nomciul reports were received that
Mexicans along the entire border had
planned for today a concerted upris-
ing. Prom Mazatlan. on the west coast
of Mexico, came word that the consul
there had been warned by anonymous
letters that the consulate would be
blown up. All Americans were urged
to leave Mexrro within 48 hours.
These reports increased anxiety over
the situation among oilicinls today.
In addition to the fotrr thousand
United States soldiers and an equal
number of militiamen from Texas.
New Mexico and Arizona. ordered to
the border yesterdny. tiecretary Baker
announced about one thousand sol»
LOOKING AHEAD
if you are thinking of 3uilding now in the time to st.
cure from the Leading Me :hants the materials that are
needed. We have on hon a large assortment of BRICK.
LINE PLASTER, CEM NT and a thousand other arti-
cues too numerous to me \tion. We are in the battle for
business and loaded to the muzzle with just the goods
fiRYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "3-3- 131 Washington St.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
Blasters. Merci, lines. Weeks. Sal-ens
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH. LONG AND
ROUND CLAMS, LOBSTERS.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Market
Phones :07 and 1°C.
Ladies’ Pumps in New Models
A big and varied line of this style of dainty footwear
that must be seen to be appreciated.
Stockings to Match
We have a splendid stock of Hosiery in black. white and
all of the new and standard shades.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
81 WABHINGTON ITREET
TILEPHONI “76.2.
Hard to Get!
—Enough FORD Cars to supply the demsnd this season.
'At present we can fill orders promptly. So we ask you—
you who intend ordering soon—to speak up quickly and
let us get you down on the list of reservations. Then you
will get your FORD when you want it—and avoid the
danger of disappointment later.
diers, comprising eleven companies of
I'nited States (‘oast Artillery station-l
ed at Gulf and Atlantic seaboard posts.
had been ordered to San Antonio to
serve as infantry with the border pa-
trol. I
The Secretary also said five batter-
ies of the Fifth Field Artillery had
been ordered from Fort Sill. Okla.
Three additional batteries of the. Third
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Slili if about
in runs lililtl
Stop Eating Meat for I While it Your
Bladder ls Troubling You.
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region it
generally means you have been ent~
lug too much meat, soys a well-known
Authority. Meat, forms uric acid which
overworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood and they be-
come sort of paralyzedand logy.
lWhen your kidneys get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
body's urlnous waste. see you hove
backache, sick headache, dissy spells;
your" stomach sours, tongue is coated
and when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twlnqes. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment. channels of-
ten get sore, water scald- nnd you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult a. good, relistblo phy-
sician st once or get from your pitu-
rnootst about four ounces of Jul colts,
take a ableopoontul in a gloss of wo-
ter before hreokfast for a few tiers
and your kidneys will then not In.
This tumour sults in mode from the
acid of truss sud lesson nice. '00!!-
blned with lithlo. and has boon mod
Immunellobo neumlln
“hammock-010mm
for nountloaoto clean and stimulate m
t Costs No More!
Why Not!
Runabout - $390
Touring Car - $440
F. O. B. DETROIT
DUTEE W. FLINT
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In Georgette Crepe. Crepe De Chine. Silk and Crepe
Combinations, Voile and Lingerie.
fate Little Shop
K. (It. A. Cla’ven 56 No. Main St.
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Field Artillery were held in mdlneslierlcsn punithe expedition in Mexico
It Tobyhonno. Pa.. under orders to- WIB evident on both sides of the Rio
Grande. today, notwithstanding the
situation was not ‘muemny shared
Uhoillciolwsflnotes placed the num-
live
on at ~. lk‘ tut Malt. 'f‘ho optimism up.
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Gloves
50c - 75c - $1.00 -
SCREEN DOORS
All cine.
Dark and light finish 05c. and 31.36
Extension window Screens, all lines,
18, 22. 24. 2G, 28 and 30 inches high
25¢. to 55¢.
AlbertF.Gehebe
26 Wlohlngton St, South Nomik. ‘
Phone 1000-2 Prompt Delivery?
t
he an Optlllst
IanoIrAIt-sbilc
FIRE, UAOILtTY, PROPERTY
DAMAGE, COLLISION
“An optomist is a person who on
make the sweetest lemonade ll!
of the lemons that are handed to
him from day to day.”—Wm. H.
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Ladies’
SUITS 5, COATS. .l. M. hyton‘Cohc ;
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ON CREDIT ‘ 5 Railroad Ave. m w
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42 soura MAIN ST. SPRING SUITS
g? FOR MEN AND Bore
3 All Complete At
t 87. 810 and $12.50
1 Get the Habit and Go to
Gofllieb’s
. .. tt No. Mlln St. so. woman: *‘1
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to the woman of refinement. Nothinl We have all American “fl '
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beautiful home tastefully furnished. lf "nil in your home. We on r
‘ you'll come to us we'll show you our Paymzf “‘9 highest market
‘ line of quality wall paper and explain. gfigerorBzg. klmtlizedz‘ltjm.
how you may beautify your home st: WM. EFFRON CO. I’nc. fl
nocturnal cost. our prices and got 3 Rowan St, E. No. I] .
L will appeal to you. Tel. “I. Tel. 44!. it
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Successor no Wm. E51...
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37 Fort Street. Riot Nurwnlk.
Here is one who papers neatly,
Satisfies your taste completely,
‘\\'ith artistic skill your walls will
decorate.
All the latest styles he's showing,
Kind attention he‘s bestowing,
And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
And if painting you are needing,
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lakes. sold. tutu,
mired. Rentals. .
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Mt WAIHlNGTON STIIIT
osrrntrrou or catnMncvm'
Chiroruth In tho unmo- «the
new all). dimmmlfl’dt
Inflammation”. Donahue-oi V
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heel. Even If done In “NM"
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hubs. crane bl!
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nun. Ind vein. health II we
phraugh harmonizing tho new. one
items in your body. finale W
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.or the spins. You will mm
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from the best fresh fruits
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