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i BLANQUET’S AIDE
SEIZED IN MEXICO
l REVOLUTION PLOT

.37 rHow Ya

Them Down on the Continued trmu First Pace.

HOW Y?! Genna Wet ' (:uymt “1th arrested by Charles Scul-,

Your Whistle =’l;.*. agent of the Department of Jus-
ttice in this city. as he wasjn con«

Gil—After All. Werrenrath.
Lonesome—That's All

'ference with Pedro de Villiar former-
_ly secretary to Felix'Diaz. nehew of

For Johnnie and M8. Ethe. late Porfirio Diaz. for thirty
.years President of the Mexican Reub-

"5_A Good Man Is Hard to file. in do \‘illiar's office. No. 41 Park

Find. ‘Row. ‘

. . Fifteen minutes later he was in"
38—~Don t Cry—Frenchie.

raigned before Judge Knox in his
I Know What It Means '('lluillbel‘.~ in the Federal Building on
to be Lonesome.

:un indictment returned by the Feder-
;al Grand Jury at Laredo. Texas,
—When I Was Twenty- ; chcttrging (lay on with conspiring with
one. Lauder. in score. of other revolutionists in this
{country to start a revolution in Mex-

4—Madelon. One step. 5 ice.
Mayo}; Francgiso. ; After William Offley, chief of the
iDcpartrncnt of Justice in this city:
9—Kontuclq Dream Waltz lhad drawn up a. brief complaint spe-
Velvet Lady. :cifying the charges contained in the.
. .Texas indictment. iayon was paroled
‘ ' "etime' Fox tmt- in the custody of William S. Bennett.
_ Chong. FOX trot. his attorney. for appearance before
‘ [Samuel M. Hitchcock, United States
" ONNELLY’S tCommissioner this morning. who will
a . be asked to extradite Gayon to Texas
‘ _ tor arraignment in the federal court

' .of that district.

16 80' Main St“ 9 The indictment of 083°“ “‘35
.OUTH NORWLL‘. brought about through the discovery
'by federal agents in Texas that on
April 24. last he gave to Foster Av-

‘t-l'itl. a letter addressed to General
Ellianquet. then in Mexico. suggesting

. Ethat the Mexican revolutionary lead-
ew Ier give Averitt a. commission in the
irebel army then being formed. Gen.

 

 

 

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lel‘ill Blanquet. for several months he
tore he left this city, in January last
for Iliexico. had been organizing an
. mtor \\'illiamson. of Darlen. and army in this city it was declared yea
“kc-“mm... pump)... of Norwalk.; tertiay. and Gayon, it is alleged..qu
among those voting in favor 0UzlfllaJle‘eSdaXAl1:11;:ef0:o&:tom;ovldmg
Sundav “'0“? bm~ yesterday. l General Blztnqnot went to Cuba
iii-om this city and titer was heard
ifrom in Mexico. At. about. that. and
g the ofllcials of the Department 0! Jan;
. . ,, itice in VVashin ton were rind o
' ' William L‘ “am who recently i the fact a Mexigcan revolut‘lggary par-
. 'hased property of Albert “'ellnitz.‘ty was being organized in the Unit-
Butler street. is having a garage ed States and agents of the donut-
cted. ‘ ‘ment throughout the country were
warned to be on the lookout for any—
thing which might. verify the infor-
Wbo 2 motion.
been ill with rheumatism at hisi They learned that. at least ten @-
ponents of the Carranza government
iin this city were interested in the
:piot and that foremost among these
tWas Gayon. The Mexicans in this ci-
ty were identified by government of-
‘ ficials here as members of the Fello-
.. , . , . 3 .istas group of revolutionlsts, so nam-
.,) A bill adopted in tht house ofi ed in honor of Felix Dias, who has

 

 

 

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.- salaries of the county commission-’. the leader of several -movementc for
mi this county are increased fromflhe purpose of OVEI‘HII‘OWMS PWSiz
,. H, a" 300 - vdent. Carranza.
‘" ' - ‘ i It was admitted by ofliciala of the
— :Department of Justice here that. six
thinli of the order prohibiting; Mexicans have been arrested in‘ the
'Vltt'lllllt‘lll of railroad emploves’, State of Texas withinh tiltle lolst. Sizw
\ ._ . - _:da.ys in connection wit t e p at. v-
. h announced by file railroad ad ! oral more of the‘ men, it is under-
‘Hi‘mm' Th“ action, howevet. stood, are now in this city and war--
11"! ”NM“ wages subject 10 attach-3 rants for them have been forwarded
g.\ state law, ito the Department of Justice ofllcialsl
" ghcre for service. I

 

'Tli'lItl "Mac “ Ball. Court Narruk

\., non. Night. Assemhtv Hall. :W. G. LANGDON WILLS

ESTATE fro FAMILY

 

‘ ‘tl‘lll‘tlfil‘iilllons mmm‘m “f ”‘0: Two Friends of Dccedent Receive
mun-t- has- decided favorably upon _ Bequests d

l" for an increase of $500 a The Will of VVoodbury G. Lang om;
unfit bunker and realty owner, who died
April 20, filed for probate yesterday,

A salary of $1.000 :1 year} “over $100,000 in real and over $50,-
000" in personal property. Mr. Lang-
, i .. don was a resident of Morrlstown, N.
‘mn ””‘M .i. The total vulur- of his estate is
.said to be. more than $1,000,000.

All jewelry. paintings, works of
’ztri. horses marriages and household
:em-cts are bequeathedd to hlis “33(1),
, . , - .. "Sophia Elizabeth Lang on. n a -
"t‘dlltin and Registration .Of Ktiiscswhm she receives a specific bequest
lnlti P. nice-ting on \\ edncsdaywor $5.000. Dr. Robert alts, a 01056

p}: itti‘u. at 11. a. m., at the State 1 friend, is bequeathed $10,000 ash a
, - xamina- token of friendship. and anot er
”“’.’,m.:d; C02; bfheld in‘ friend. Luther A. Milbank of Boston,
“’~'-“‘“““““ ‘ t iMnss..'is left $5.000. An annuity of
;.u~i NOW Haven on June 18 h $1,500 a year is provided for Charles
Animations must he sent 10,11. Pearce. of Norwalk.
. I, . 1H. iuet'ol‘fi‘ June 1st. { The residue of the estate is equally
‘ -divided among the widow and her
, 'k Ball isix children. Sophia E. Tyler. Helen
“a” 'i M. Brown, John Langdon, Dudley
310“ x‘ght'? Langdon, Montgomery Langdon and
‘llVoodbury (i. Langdon. Jr. The will
idiscioses the fact that two of the
'sons, Montgomery and Woodbury G.
Langdon. are invalids. The ktition
filed with the will states that these
two sons have been in Dr. McDon-

ld county.
to be firm Itled for :m assistttni clerk

 

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'& E ARE PREPARED T0 _ N. Y., since 1917. The will appoints

DELIVER Z; the United States Trust Company.

. 9" the New York Life Insurance and

Victory Bonds to Cash 3 Trust Company and William M. Cruit~
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Will also take your subscrip- —Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
:;on upon either the Govern- '
lent; Plan of -
10 per cent. when subscrip-
tion is made
10 per cent. July 15, 1919 ,
20 per cent. Aug. 12. 1912
20 per cent. Sept. 9, 1919
20 per cent. Oct. 7, 1919
20 per cent. Nov. 11, 1919

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or upon the Partial Payment m mre comm
Plan of $2.00 per week for

25 weeks for $50-00 bond. 1 lour Styles

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Figuratively speaking this is a.
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In three to five minutes you
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All the young patterns and
unique oiled: are represented

at this place. - gpeople. Once in awhile a
Yes, some are double-breut- ifeW bad ones drift into
ed. ‘town from adjoining cit—
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» place is alright.
Not-walk South Not-wall

During the summer the
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SUIT OVER! HOUSE ALTERATIONO.

Suit for 815,000 damages was filed in
the Civil Superior Court Wednesday
by B. men. Shubort of Greenwich
against John W. Baxter. also of Green-
wich. Shubert claims a balance of

over 811.000 due him for certain ulter- Port Offers over other
intone made to the Baxter homo on

Dublin road in Grenwich. places along the Shore‘
TIT t t to th I d
Milne $3933: “£3333; "aim”, h: iThese 7000 people trade
in orme ‘0 can
Fred G. C. Smith. “Tate“. Where they get the
2:1“ 73:99 :mognt his ill.“ t; rtocgitv as: Mt values and ,fOl' that '
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402.53 has ben°,§.,_ ’ ‘ “ reason 1t behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better

Baxter is also amid defendont in o
suit bought by Meyer H. Cohen. doing
acquainted with West-

business in Greenwich under the nuno
of Cotton Brno. for 08,000. Cone.
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