“ O save voice-to the roller- ’1 everything, goes . dead his head. It may be grey-c » orinathing but better, the , can tell—When. he's dead. e thing We know, he'll have crdw for breakiast wand din"- .. lunch .if healives in this when chaos doth rage and ~25 PerCent- Ofialgist Price. '4 s 11'1“ LAmbitious People, Merrill Courses in SHORTHAND, ,..,KKEEPING, 'TYPEWRIT- . ‘ and related .subjects are shortcuts to successful careers. Ask For Particulars ’ f7 MERRILL . . . .usiness C allege ' ;_ national Bank Building, ' South Norwalk. 4/, X . a a -. v N..._,, .. TIRAND’S eWelry and. Optical Stare . Where Quality Is Higher Than Price. Expert Repairing V New 21 NorthMain St. SOUTH NUFVNALK ~ " 'Tel. 2487. ‘ 27 WASHINGTON ST. Ew'RED MEN’S BUILDING. .:_ on do not realize how valuable are until ' you have eye e. , a real skillful examination, in. you_ the correct glasses for dwxdua’l requirements, see RICHARD L. GOOD mtemd Optometris . . and 1 , Optician , Suite 203 , ommercial Bldg." ' _ Phanc 24231.. ' 9:12 am. Wed. and‘Sat. teary when tooling ’ ,. the‘ane who can smile .T wages and a “don't care” spiritisre in What lathe-62ml. : ‘ " Our mmmmntam s , \ . system. . SOUTH NORWAI-K,‘ CONS. trade owing to the mutual demand. and new > annotation , amenities. $1: the: is any question ln‘your blind regarding rout-Jam»: _ Eben requirementsand purchases'write 'or call and‘v’r'efirill» advise, Tau as best we can. our. sex-rice is better than Ordinary, because we have‘an excellent organization'and unsurpassed auto truck deliver! i The Hatch f9”- Bailey CO .,,. revolutionary forces ,On' w been-minced re authoring-rants, 7 arm? minorities here dent simplified suicide surrender. lie declares the, Soloed the forces of General Manuel Pym. after recognizing “the plan's: Assertion. ‘ under which the revolution.rwas' con- ducted. and atteinptedito capture the fugitive, president, who had led from réelized his'httempt ; to ‘cut his way " through to the, coast. hall ( been de- , tested. Tat Tlaxcalantongo. the telegram stat- 5.). “Tile, Graulated‘ Sugar ' ' ‘ For ' Everybody ‘ 1 Both Stores. Standard Butter 69° EggCo. . North Main 81:, SO. Narwalk 53 Main St., N Orwalk A ‘fort '»prisoners . were. captured. , glue 0: these were later. released . but eleven generals, Manuel Aguirre Bérlinga. Secretary of thefijlnterior, anacio Beanies, tanner Mexlan ' ambassador to the Pauline Fantes‘. director of. the Na— tional Railways, 7 were placed on board the train 'that brought Cal-rant za’s'body to this City. but were taken all, before reaching this city. They are said to have been taken to the prison at Santiago Tlnlelolcp. Theiate or Luis Cabrera. secretary of the treasury is as yet unknown. ,Some reports state that he‘wns taken. to prison with other Carranza adher- ents, but others “are that he was ’ newer on the train. Colonel Herrero‘s telegram asserts that Cabrera escaped after Carranza had met death. There have been rumors that Cabrera was killed during the fight at Tlaxacalan- tonso. ml .1?! None of the prisoners was pennit-. ted to attend the funeral of their late chief .» - BECKM'ANNS GROCERY ' Where Good Things Are Man and the P i Rig-ht. Remember we have 3the Ifree Drelcigsg‘sgvgg'g tem. Dixie Mild Cure Breakfast Ba o. . lb. . . . . . . . 2 Krystalak Powdered Milk. malicesn 5 quarts. pkg. 28c Lean Smoked Shoulders.lb. 25c halce Callfornla Prunest. . . . . . . . . . . ..... . Royal Lupch Milk Crackers. lb. . . . .. . . . . . . . . 23?: Campbell S Park and Beans . . ..... _. . . . . 2 cans 2'c Fancy Whole Gram Rice. Ib- . . . . . ......... . . 1 . Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise Dressing . . . . . . . 15c—3' NO. lRayal Plantation Coffee lb. 4 Very Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb. . . . . ........ . . 45c Fancv Cevlon Tea. Der lb. . . . 45c Hat Bread every ha 1' House Breadery. next to u Beckmann’sGracery 83 Washington St. FREE‘ DELIVERY; Phone 1405. from ovens. Off .White swm'r's OLEOMARGARINE 3 lbs $1.25 PURELARD III-000.....qoill-IOIO‘QOOIOOIIllbIPMOZBC SHOULDERSTEAK oonIO'COUOCI....II....0.....9. 2061b BRMTGORNEDBEEFnoonoooo'orooo'oooo‘ouooeoouo 1001b. NEW CABBAGE 10c lb: BLUE RIBBONEGGS 55odoz. ALL KINDS OF FANCY GROCERIES. _ Schultze’s. Sanitary Markets Norwalk—-—Sauth Narwa'lk I snap, BEFORE SIX SChultie’s Wednesday Specials , BROOKFIELD,BUTTER 72c lb. L V Colonel Herrera has offered to come to Mexico City to prove his assertion that Carranza killed himself. An in- quiry into the incident has been or- dered, and it is probable Herrero, who sent his telegram from Germ Azul state at Puebla. will be asked to come here to explain his operations. Provisional President de la Huerta will take the oath of Office on Jupe 1. according to present plans. In the election in Congress last night. Fer- nando lnglesias Calderon and General . Antonio Villareal each. received One vote. , General lgnacio Enriouez is leading a strong column of (mo s into South- ern Chihuahua. where rancisco Vii: la. who recently announced his oppo silion to the new government. is op— erating. . ‘ ' The government has prohibilod the sale of liquors containing more than fourteen per cent of alcohol. Juan Sanchez Azcona. in charge of the foreign Office, has sent a note to all foreign diplomats here. explainmg the reason for the extraordinary ses- sion of Congress which named the provisional president. Virtually the only new assertion made is the state» ment that President Carranza had “rebelled against the Constitution.“ VERA CRUZ. May 25 (Associated Press).-Reporls of an autopsy per— formed on the body of Venustiano Carranza. at 'l‘lnxcalaniongo fall to agree with the claim of Rodolfo Her- réro" that the president commilted suicide rather than be taken captive. It is asserted in olficial quarters hero. Surgeons who conducted the aulop~ sy. it is declared. found Carranza had been struck by two rifle bullets, one of which penetrated his breast. and the other his abdomen. The bullets entered from the from. and it was the conclusion of those who witnessed the operation that tbepresidenl had been assassinated. it was said. The text, of Colonel Hél-reros re- port to_ Mexico City was received here last night. The part relative to the attack on Carranza and the lab “ter’sdeath follows: 7 “With the object of arresting Cur- ranza and the principal Omcials who \ APOLLO dnocomrss. LOWNEY’S cnooahsrns. WHITMAN’S csocamrss AND courscnoxs Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00. , r . Milk Chocolates ’ 20 oz. pkg. Samplers 1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds. 1. 2, 5 Pounds. ”r": CLIFFORD PHARMACY SOUTH MAIN STREET. 833—PHONE871532 c' 25.. <5?" '. ‘3. ii: WyI‘ussy *I’sckage , Victor ".Wesel’yt (Formerly With yeast Bras.) ' 7. ' Automobile‘BodiesFenders. Radiators. Lampsrkre- 31 work. . .. , .. 7 '59! . .5 2.3:» tfflbc' . g _ Welding of All Kinds o‘fMetals _ .. . ilfirkaqu‘m‘i Street, South Norwalk, near South Main St. w I .. paired and made toprd 3r Vandal! kindsaf sheet met 7 .. ,z .4. _0 p.7m. evenings _ »:.Made.ina - v, ' .The. Choice of swiping: women. "“ I wunsbfiry’J-Mathewwn aCO-‘s . *n,,-,' I . 93‘ \ 4'“ " _'_._¢ ..,,., :bigh’ ang'lowigheplsfi ,_ , , no 81317393 .wnrrrsnomss a... as... .2} he... with we. a m... m; 1 were with him, I attacke’d b ca at 3 o‘clock in the \morning, ‘lslavllil? 80 with met, I had reached 'l‘laxcalantan- go in the district of Huachinago. where there is a pans leading north- ward to a part of the Republic where he planned to establish his . seat of ggferélénezlt. f 111,3 president was un- ' or O roo 5 co ' General Murguia. p mmanded by "When He realized that‘eseape was impossible, Carranza committed sui» cide bsthoo’tlpg himself in the breast with, his pistol, which he always car— ried. So close was thé‘muzzle of the 213:3?“ edto his breast that blood was , or upon it and th s I the pistol still bears bloodgsValli-.6yof The body was recovered and taken to Villa Juarez. Three. of my men- were killed and one wounded. (Signed) ‘ " F... confidfifs" H???” , . sen state 01 Pueblo by Generals Shieégg and Gonzales to investigate the cir- cumstances attending the death of . Carranza have reported that inviem flfetlgéggée theyhhave’ secured and 7‘ pm w ich the resident was killed. they consider Ii’t neces- sary toga to'Tlaxcalantango. , ' “ ‘ 7.118718 «new gOVernmen .” "said ~"i3enersl': 5’; T .1113. retirement ‘ time and. fluent" ' prvz‘aie life. but with: anyzrhtem Such'ofw; ' ‘ sire orreguhin’in til rm ' stagecoach " “y " ‘ EL PAso, Texas May 25 Tran, . 9 ~_ Ds loifmthe de facto Mexican yernme’nt . were today disposed ”eta; strategic, ' points while leaders offline be“, new} or game. notional-y ‘ , Francisco phrty. awaited the replrbf. ‘ Villa, bandit rchieftallb to" 'an. ultimatum terminating ‘tOdsy. Up. on Villa's respo, nsei‘depon’ds; “whether, to be at peace o'r‘wsr‘ withdhe Elias Calles, Minister Otiiwar' tinder. the defacto gorermnent. whohnnbun ' ’ ed termsoggtlieultimatum." 7' fi' . It was, denied ,thnt Elna mount 7 to ri .reti With. 100492.150?" ‘ ‘ 1 » Senora; untilafier ’ the“ battle field at? San Andres whenhe. In the rad on the can-ants camp United States. and safety pin and clasp. chain; also, attachmentfiplug (2). ' , John R. Rayburn. Bridgeport, tire ‘ grip tightener. 7 tation lock. stage, for aeroplanes. stick. lug-spoke nipples. ~ pneumatic device. . tumbler lock. ' fork or sinner-ankle; " port, bronze insetsk‘eastmzs. , :7 port. ‘embalm n} v } t ,4-3Norwalk’g Leading Dry Goods Stare~ for Porches and ‘ Summer woos roacpsanENs—The beat porch screen mode with its manv ex. , elusive features. All widths. CREX BUGS—All sizes in a wide choice of design and color. IllNOLEUMS-é—Pr-inted and inlaid'that wear well and are easy to clean. goNGOLEUMS—Bealttiffl patterns by the yard and in runs of various sizes. -%:".‘IE CURTAINS. CURTAIN MATERIALS. WINDOW SHADES ‘Hyat COttages * which? 5"??- 1“; ' ‘ DRAPERIES AND FURNI TURE COVE-KIN GS 2:9; i a V m- we“; PROGRAM TOM 0R ROW. The success of the musical program, to be given in , the South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church, tomorrow evening at 8:15, is assured. A large number or: tickets has already been sold, and many have been called for without solicitation. The program will be given by Miss Willa. Miller,- so- prano; .Mrs. J. J. Snavely, contralto; Willis Boyce, violinist and bass; Miss Charlotte Elma. Davis. pianist. and Carlton LHOMedien, accompanist. Music lovers will not miss this plo- gram. .It is as follows: lmRamance, Op. 5. . . ..TschaikOWsky 2-“l Would That My Love" ..... F. Mendelssohn :Miss \Villa Miller. Mrs. Snavely. 3—»Sonata Emica (First Movemeni)‘ ‘“' . ............... Mae Dowel! Miss Charlotte Elma Davis. 4—-"My Heart at, Thy Sweet Voice” (From Samson and Delilah) ............. Saint Sachs ' Miss Miller. S—a Sappllic Ode ..... , . . . .Brahms h Hindu Slumber Song. . . . . . Harriet \K’are Mrs. Snavcly. GmSlavonic Fantasie (B Minor) ............. llvorak-lgreisler Mr. Boyce. 7~—"0 Lovely Night" (from Leis Comes d'Hofl‘mann) . . . . . . ' J. Offenbach Miss Miller. Mrs. Sharply. 8~a Tllo..'l‘wo (irenadiers..Schuman‘n b Mother 0‘ Mine .......... Tours Mr. Boyce. 9—s-a Dance of Gnomes ....... ,_ .Liszt b Legende~SL Francis Walking on Waves (By request). .Liszt Miss Davis. 10—»a Morning .......... Oley Speaks b Forever and a Day..Alberl Mdck c A Birthday ................. _ R. Huntington Woodman .‘liss Miller. ll—«a. TherRainbow. . . . . . . .l’oorhis b The Little Sandman. . . .Brahms c Good—Bye ............ .. . . . Tostl Mrs. Snavely. MEMORIAL PLANS TO BE PERFECTED. Al the regular meeting. to be held \Vednesday evening, the members of the Frank (T. Godfrey Post will make final preparations for the Me— morial Day celebration. Those braVO men, who saved our country from separation, .in '61-'65. have kept Memorial Day sacred for many years. Time and again we have watched'ihe Boys in Blue pay their tributes to‘those who have gone be- fore. Now, the time is drawing near when some one also must help the Grand Old Army men “Carry On.” Who-is bet- ter fitted for this work than the boys who served the same plaster. more than fifty years from the time of the Rebellion? ‘ Every vex-service man, Legion mem- ber or not, is requested to be present. at the Council room. City Hall. tomor— row night at eight o’clock, to help do their hit. . CONNECTICUT PATENTS. The following were issued May 18th, 1920., List compiled by the office or A. M. “Master, solicitor" of patents. 1115 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn: Clarence I“. , Benjamin, Milford. machine for dropping bullets. William A.‘ Borden,- Wesiport. book shelf. ' ‘ «. , Frederick L. Bradbury, Bridgeport, . “if n METHODIST CHURCH MU3ICAL ' WIFE DIED OF BULLET wouno. l BUFFALO, N. Y., May 25.—~»Follow—l ing the death of his wife from a bullet, wound, Anthony Zimmer, 26 years old. was held by the police here today on an open charge. Mrs. Zimmcr died at a hospital last night. ' The police were not notified of the shooting until Zimmer walked into pa- llce headquarters today and gave him- self up. He claimed his wife was accl- dentally wounded by a bullci from a ride while he was shooting at a target. H. Kl‘leger St Co. The leading store for Ready-ta-wcar Clothes for men. women and children. We sell an casv nap ments. , . Ll ——Want Ads. Bring Results. LOOK J AFFE & ASH Will pay you 1c 3. pound for straight newspaper, 1 Late for magazines. Best prices for fur- niture. Telephone 499 or send postal to 37 Fort St., East Nor- walk. 1 A full sized Soda. full of the In.“ charged water. flavors, fmls ind ice cream, a drink that it! a ‘lplendid, refreshing delight“: M’s our ICE CREAM SODA You obtain your full mots‘y’s north of quality in Sudan, film Dream, Sundaes, etc, here. In. New England Candy Shop 10 SOUTH MAIN ST. lo. Norwalk. ' more 9320 —-—~—._.._..._.. ,0. -__.,_ ,, w . ,..... “ —\-Vallt Ads. Specials for the ’ Week EXTRA FINE PORK, alb. 25c PORK AND BEANS, Special 11c can FANCY MAINE CORN, a can 15c PURE CIDER VINEGAR, abottle 16c A. STULL, 24 Cottage Street 'u‘ Erin: 1:- *4 LangCrepeKimanas I, New designs in Japanese and floral patterns, also plain (a: 01‘“ With Persian trimming. straight and yoke style with plain " "'3 and pointed sleeves 51.751054)“ C. ‘i v I 1-. pl :- A specialinShart Crepe Kimonos at J. I. MALLETTE Tel. 449. SOUTH NORWELK. 88 WASHINGTON ST. r cruller farming die: ’ Carl Fisher, Bridgeport, combined Gilbert w. Gopdrmgeét'nridgeport. Albert L. Veara, Bridgeport, vermin- John A. Caulklns, Halifax-dz landing Edwin‘éL. 'Xungk, Hartford. swagger Alfred L: Lilley West Harthrd, toy - James “Hr“Grahapl, Torrington, mak- rRichard Liebau. New 'FrankiE. Thompson, Stamford, "pin Designs; .Ali‘red G. Kmmwan mgfcrd. spoon. , 7 ,Tmeeuarks.“ 1 7- 7;; Bridgeport Brass‘ Company, Bruise- . Embalme Welsh scape Qumran 1 _ o . ‘ steps or? 3,; EW Tolls. -es owes. Haven. hydl'é- ' happens. yes,‘and whenylea'st expect- ed. It is the unexpected that We are . often called upon to thee and reminds . us We should-be ready. " ,. Senr'your autgmoblle to this garage torrepsirsswiemillmke‘it look like 7 new «and theléharges wont be high even though it is war times. angler how little Or how big they; He Who Dales Nat illarll-Jilll‘ well is an _ 3““ own life: A person mun-am ,, x; Y rill‘ellai‘o the food my :hr q Mm the back teeth :er can". f v. fl' icelh are sm‘o and :4; T. 2-. (.r ten occurs that :1 mom .3: ' bridge-Work. or :1 lizllw ‘ ’h“ the gums l—md 1mm ."' El _" ‘ho snouth-in such a liGlltl‘?.i.>‘l\:» loo pallifni, i; “Inroicy‘vlhll1jtl‘ivly‘~ .‘ “an“ ‘i‘ '1' "’ ,:lll"'n AW, [T SOME-”MES 4:33”?le ansiblo by «v. ~ 2 ll: outlay of lime and llli‘ll' tailon free. Dr. J. H. Mallefl ouih NGNEW 5 7 to 3 P- M 0f“!- !! So. Main St" - Hours—L9 A. M. to 5 P. M” Sundays by Appointme can AND CHINESE RESTAURANEIEO‘ .0. ' :30 to Miller Dinner’ll . q 55° Special Supper Including .oupgsc a grangnuyonoslhe sesame " ,1 have us do them. . Sunday Full Course Dinner 13 North Mam Street 11:30 to 1 a. m. ,Phone 2253 sowmmo.‘ #d"
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