harm " 7 her’eweliear " '
ER UP! j imam: isms. refusalsto wot-IE
with its warmth and
I 7 And before the snow blows
. . bet—who knows—that the
file fwliich now, do conspire
‘ V disappear and the end of, ‘
. ear bring us all lots of coal
ourfire: '
(Li‘hankzyou. Call again). I
.,
BAGS—40f solid leather. Bil! and little ones in brown or black. including the
popular Boston Baas. ... a”! {murmurs
SUIT CASES-+Well wearinz ones of leather. lbexnensive ones of mailing- with
leather handles. corners and straps. Also the Week-End Styles.
‘ri;::le.‘Graulatéd.Sugar .—
' Far EverybOdY A
W1? Wt, 311““ W“? Why. Outhroblem instinct-lattiammsh a Monuments»: were Wen-21°: . ,_ , . ,
m ...... “W “M 8““ ~ . Nor-wan : ’s Lee ding Dry Goods Store
’ for the long Summer day is, bar fS-‘Qlliremerits and pmmes, mte 01'" an aid We “31 fig “ . e WW were Herrera“ man. I l ' . ' ' .. x .
,have an excellent organization and unsurpassed . brother was injured. “11¢.er Her-‘ , . , ‘ ‘ , g, ‘
w H ' A ' W A“ .. WW ' F ' * th Ho lid ay ‘ Vacat'
hail been ordered to report to him . or. ,e ., e , . Ion
« listened to he report and then told the
{The report says this move was prob
T whether? Carranza ' had " changed his
tackedAfroln ill sides. President Car-
zed for carbine so that he could dei
. ‘ V‘ wages and a “don’t care” spirit , . z
"' ” ' :8“! pom ' *W‘ ' lemme
”Salim“? 13° Wu" ““3 lack. trade owing to' the unusual demand. and railroad transportation , - ”W371“ the m . _ . '
coal as do ours? But cheer up difllcultles.» If ther is any question in your mind regal-dingy“;- tum »‘ 7 assist , in. p lacing confine”; all oi
‘ _ . - .» ,. ' ‘ .3 . u. " . batman . .
you as best we can. Our serVICe is better thanKordinam nee-moo we; 2 ~ were later Md 0‘3“”- _ ,t _ . ’
its , and: truck dehvdery messenger had inform him his . V,
“mem- - .~. 2. i . . W . , remlett olé‘ millage. prmnisinséto re-_
.. l ' I .7 ’ l “ »' ‘~ ‘* g . ,_ .2. ., .. May 31,1311‘90 olilierré‘ro's'men enter-
~ _ ‘ J 7 ». '. ‘7 . ' ' _ edthe president’s hut; stating they
The Hatch 69" Bailey, Co. , f ...... 1...... ...... ...... ,
. '7 ' , . ' " ‘ . ' » » nothing newhad occurred; 3381173 . . . . . . u . .
. . , “i 2 . _ 7 .' Q .y R ‘NKS {_- ofmany kinds and Sizes including the wardrobe models. it w-
. . sournnoawlux, “M‘s. _ . to have... _ . _ T U .
/ 7 l l ’ ably for the purpose of ascertaining
. if all in_ the but were in bed and
position. ,
Halfmnhour later, the hut was at:
ranaa was heard to cry: 1 can’t get
up: my leg is broken.’ He then beg-
tend himself, but was" answered by a
volley which ended his life instantly. s
' Bargain. in
mo Miles Guaran-
teed. '25 Per Cent.
ii. List Price-
A. MODNE
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
lamond Tires ~
Both Stores. ,
Standard Butter 89° EggCo.
' North Main St}, So. Norwalk
53-WMairl St., Norwalk
glory-«Ambitious “People, Merrill
7 _ s' in SHORTHAND.
..BOQKKEEPING, TYPE-WRIT-
,mflfiand related subjects are
business. College
BECKMVANN’SI GROCERY
Where Good Things Are Many and the Prices Always
Krystalak Powdered Milk. makes 5 quarts. pkg. 48c
Lean Smoked Shoulders. lb 5c
Chorce California Prunes. lb. . . . . . . . . 1&1
Royal Lunch Mllk Crackers. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ."20C
0 once-euteeoeo-eao.
Fancy Cevlon Tea. Der lb. . . . ............... '. . 4_oc
Hot Bread every hour from ovens of \Vhlte
House Breadery. next to
"Tern—once. 1509.3; House, 693.
- 21 WASHINGTON s1:
new RED MEN'S BUILDING.
‘Forya real skillful examination, in.
airing you the correct glasses for
Registered Optometrist
Hours 9-12 3.. m. Wed. and Sat.
tower: speedometer Parts
_ .21 Gasoline and Kerosene
Fresh Mackerel -. . . . . .. . . . . . 25c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
é
Norwalk-——South Norwalk
"The other occupants of» the hut
fied. as did those in the ether shel-
ters, and there was great confusion in
the village. Herrera, at the head of
his men, captured ‘many’lof the party.
who were taken twelve miles away.
tongo. ,Four'or live or these prison-
ers were forced to sign a statement
that Carranza had committed suicide.
'l‘his statement was dictated by Man-
uel Agurre Berlinga and written by
Paulina Fonte's, Director of Mexican
Railways.” ’ "
These facts are alleged to “prove a
conspiracy was prepared in advance
by Herrera, which inspired confidence
in him by Carranza and ended in the
presldent's betrayal.”
The report recommended that afor-
mal investgatlon be ordered to clear
up the other points of the incident,
which relate to the part taken by He-
rero‘s men and members or the presi-
dentfs party. It was signed by 'Roque
zoo. and General Gonzales.
Among the mass of statement taken
by the commissioners and attached
to the report were found those made
by Generals Bruno Neira, Pilar San-
chez and iieliodoro Perez." Captains
Octavio Amndor and Jupiter 'llamll‘ez.
by Carranza‘s
in many particulars.
Other points not
the rcpori. but
companions conflicted
touched upon in
contained in various
was “looking for" were Luis Cabrera.
secretary of the treasury: anaclo
Bonillas, former Mexican Ambassador
at Washington. and General Francis-
llls flight. irkthe mountains of Puebla
Were again censored by General Obre-
gou yesterday.
your individual requirements, see Asked to express his . - -
_ opinion re rdln. ll . _ 1“ “mm“‘g ‘39 his principal
RICHARD 14. GOOD late chief gauge, 1:: £53? of the reasons for denylng the petition.
"Among the generals and noted
civilians accompanying Carranz,
WHITMAN‘S OHOGOLATES AND CONFEOTIONS
Victor .Wesely
(Formerly warmest Bros.) . .
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re-
the Savior.
' gum and Francisco
Francisco Urquizo,‘ Francisco Mill‘-
. de P. Mariel» Man-
el Aguire VBerlianga Y *- ‘ '13 .
£5 end qus Cabrera. gnaclo onilq
W 7,
HlGH SCHOOL 'uo‘i’ss. :c.
while others, were left in' Tlaxcalan-'
He added that Colonel llen’em had -
Reliable Umbrellas for Men and Women.
i
W
Big Ceremonial ’
Of 'Monker Grotto
Monker Grotto, No. 56. M. O. V. P.
E. R., will hold a. grand ceremonial.
Wednesday, June 2nd, in Hoyt's The
aim, when a large class of candidates
will be made Prophets or the Order.
In the notice jus’t issued appears the
following: ' .
Monker Grotto’s Ceremonial cast,
which, previous to the war, enjoyed
fame and prestige almOst throughout
the broad expanses of the enchanted
wall-n, in North America, has reas-
sembled, rehearsed, and again re-
hearsed, until the characters are more
finished than ever. The dramatic part
lecture of
' . ' Right. Remember we have the Free Delivery Sys- Estradafind Comodore Hlario Rodri~ fi§fi§§§3§3 .2}: $3533: temper of LOOK
All Opportunity ' tem: . guez. named by Obregon, “941 Aqulles Cerberus, are portrayed so finely as
. A, 'Dine Mlld Cure Breakfast Bacon. lb. . . . . . . . 32c BMW" and ““9”“ “mm” Zua’ to drive into ohm” 3“ “'m‘“ (“'6‘ JAFFE & ASH
the prices of sugar and gasoline.
Old Charon has his leaky, rickety
rowboat ready for a trip acrOSS the
turbulent River Styx. The dark wa-
ters are more slimy, and the voracious
lizards more numerous than for sever-
al scason’s. The hope which attend the
have been caught by a flock of 18~
karat devils; but. remember, what a
fine sensation it was for us to see the
emblazoned Grotto Emblem of Good
fused by U. 5. Judge Mack ,
NEVKY YORK, May 26.”'Tlle appli-
cation of 1.400 stockholders ol‘ the
New York, New Haven andKHarlford
Railroad for the appointment of a 11m-
board in improper purchases has been
denied by Federal Judge Julius W.
Mack.
Judge Mack maintained affidavits of
tile stockholders did not constitute al-
falled lo exercise honestly and good
faith in their judgment.
E5 . ..
BUENOS AIRES, May 26.~—Al'gen-
tine, like the United States, has diffi—
culty keeping people on the farms and
out of the cities. To combat the ten-
dency toward city life, the Minister of
the Interior. Ramon Gomez, has asked
all the governors of the provinces and
territories to urge people to colonize
the public lands. .
Under a new law colonists ale ena-
bled to borrow from the National
Mortgage Bank up to 80 per cent. of
the value on land they have purchas-
ed,a.nd,-under the Homestead law, tile
Government is permitted to give lo
colonists small lots of land in some
districts.
—~\*.'.
“-
H . Krieger &Co.
The. leadinc store for
Ready-to-wcar Clothes for
men. women and children.
We sell on casv nav-
mentSe ‘
Will pay you Is a pound for
straight newspaper, 1 1-4c for
'magazines. Best prices for fur-
s-ncw’aoeoooeccoo
scan .
PURE CIDER VI‘NEGAR,
abottle 16c
flat cuts to succesSful careerS. campbell’s Pork and Beans ....... e e e e o 2 cans 2""-
'13]: For Particulars F anc. Whole Gram che. lb- . . .. . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 1 The preamble to the report gives as Council or Gphcnna. are now full niture. Telephone 499 or send
. . Blue 1bbon Rial/011133159 Dresslng , , _ , _ 15c _c reasons {or the recommendation for grown. with a new assortment of t al to 37 Fort St East Nor-
. . N0. 1 Royal Plantation Colfee lb. _ ' _ ‘ . . _ . . . . 4§c an ’l’uéeslfizauon the feasts llla't Herre- pranks of diagolllcal irlllgtlelnuityém‘Of p03 a .
, ‘ rd (3 . lat llR evi once was not urge, the can i ates wz ave . '8 '
MERRILL Very Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c “mam and that statements made ggspmonshmr a ,imHhat my walk. .15 , ...:
A full sized Soda, lull oi the
that charged water, flavors, mull
. . . statements attached to l'ltinclude an Fellowship on the completion 0‘ 0‘1“ a '
Kahuna} Bank Building, , affidavit by General Juan Barragan, journey. . d SpeCIalS for the and ice cream, a drink that ill a
. chief of the presidential lair. who Another of Prophet 1313 Mallery 5 9- splendid, refreshing delight—l
South Norwalk. - _ said Herrera captured sixty or the lectable and incomparable dinners. W k .
, x ' Carranza party. thirty of whom es- The same variety that “to“ leads 3‘5 ee a“ ' our - l”
. 83 Washmcton St. FREE DELIVERY Phone 1405. ram. '1‘ restwere released. be (le' to some ourFelves "am!“ 10 the 011;; . ,_ ICE CREAM QODA
‘ _ 7. - _ clared. w on Pauline Fumes paid plum. and vow that the Iimiplliou EXTRA FINE PORK k
L " 1.000 pesos to iierero’s men by’check. “Doc‘s" feed is worth the in l a ll) ‘ ' 25c You obtain your full money!
D '- 'd W R d . HGeneral Pilar Sanchez asserted the fee. 7 a . ................... I H in Sodis 1“
am . aymon . men making an attack shouted: “Viva ”m ,5 ENE... roux AND BEANS, worth 0 qua by . . -
UNDERTAKER S chultz e9 S Thurs d a S e Ci 3] S gelazxz”b6eueml Nell-a and General WILL NOT ALLOW R c . Special 11c can 0 Sun da es, etc., hem m1
anc oz 0th testified that H “" "“"“‘-- I.“ - - . ‘
y p . told General Perez that the “1:39;: Application °f 1’400 Stockholders Re‘ ,FANCY MAINE CORN: dispenslng
New England
Candy Shop
‘ .- —. .. . .. co Marguia. and that “uniortunatel . .
Y . E A ‘ P i Steak 00d a o o o o 0 one o n; O a on. o I" n or. a u. s on a or; an. 18c lb. Carranza fell.‘ Cantu“ Amador d; ited receive;- it? fpl‘oifgxtiga‘ig; (‘6‘):6' J 10 SOUTH MAIN ST-, l
. .. clared that when He T o . . l poration's .’ g ‘ 0 a“ A S I | l I {L ' m
v m yes re rec ous BrlSket corned Beef 0 I on. 0-. I‘uo r... {0-0 0-0 a 3301‘. 10c lb. his prisoners. he blamllidméololdtéfrglgg board or (gref‘OIrbii forg1er1§ihheaies§ligf . h. NOW“. Phone ”L3.
on do not realize how valuable * ., ’ quez Ceron for BhOOUng the president. William 0° “3 e e" 0". e I _ ._ - . .. ,,_,.,
they are until you have eye . ‘ . . . , _ - . . . " The officials and u in , tion, of approximately $1u0,000,00.0 al- . et
Thimble. ' New cabbage ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '5' "' ' "' ' '" ' ' ' "' ' ° ' ' ' 10C lb. with conducted Presiddn; Erraglfizjgelr: 19396 to have been “‘38th by the. 24 COttage Stre -—\‘Vant Ads. Brim: 1.: ..il‘rs.
LongCrepeKimonos
and m ' lll th ir knowl—
_ .. whom may owed infinite favor. an legations of facts wn} l e .
Optlczan consideration, there Was not eye; on: edge, but lllerely'furnlshed angume‘nls lT
Suite 203 Dimas and one Gestas who wanted to in fiavorlog fill-Iantmg Eh: pet??? a re 1 . I
_ ‘ a; " . . ’ “iffy, / )1“... s w?» » jaw, ‘ . a _ -._. . iie at his side.” l e T“ e . e nppoln File-n . ‘ - a ‘ mm CC 1
' I Commercial Bldg $3 APOLLO 03030 TBS LGWMY’s 03000 TBS Ginsbeaking of «one Dmas and one CEivership. gteneral or nozzle: 131231135 New dealgns 1n Japanese and flOml patterns, 211510 PT} 1 .1
r . -' LA - LA, . estas." General Ohregon nererrea to “86' was “° ‘ “9"“ “n e“ e r ' ors with Persian trimming. straight and Yoke SW 6 W311 F47“!
Phone 2423 .1 the thieves Who were crucified with ore. and li‘laJOl'llY stockholders. had 751-0 :3 :5
H .
and pointed sleeves... $1.
CHICAGO AND KElO TlED. .
TOKIO. May 26.—~Chicago Univers-
dty's baseball team. :which is. visiting
Japan, played a ten-inning tie with the
Keio University team here yesterday,
1.59 0 . . ' Ext e ‘ - .. - - ' ' '
_. , 43. P .m evenings m SP 9131 One Pound Box sl'm- Sixty men. while Carranza was. guard- . , The "moms 83%, de‘mi‘ Of an.” , ' 1 ‘ Sh rt are e Kimonos at ..... ...... $1.50
3”- 7-9 P. m. suplers Milk 011000th Fussy Package ed ‘33} more than 10 followers. proof to that effect. he stud. . ‘A specw' m 0 P .... '
~ . , Military officers and civilians who €326 publl‘eglélgléxoféhg‘Efigioegegsfigg:
‘ 1v 2: 3. 5 Pounds. .20 “Mk8“ 1: 2: 5 Pom gale taken captive at Tlaxcalanvongo pleading? a. similar suit brought by "
THE HARDWAR . “: queuing ”l? death 9f the president, Edwin Adams and Votllers in 'wllich ‘ "M J I
E & 3n be held In the prison until Adolfo tll elltlmler sou ht to. how» the . .
fiUTO SUPPLY: CO. CLIFFORD PHARMACY “a"; Exam (1%; pr oivisonal president, in: railroad diil'aygthe coat of litiga- . 1 449
42 Water St SOUTH m MIL will then be decildgfi tillglbnol) “11:21:16: lion. wits characterized by the court Te ‘ '
' . 833—PHON‘ES—1532 is understood, y ' - as “undesirable." The right will be 8
= 1215-5. So.Norwa1k. 0t. . _ . - Several who were brought from the give“ ‘0 “6 °f “‘9 Pei‘fi‘mm’ “’1‘" 88 WASHINGTON 51'. SOUTH NORWAL ‘
7 to rain Starter and . _ an. .. ,. 2.: . state of. Puebla en the train bearing are-to be selected fl‘om‘those who am .
3 .7 Gen 1: 9 ‘ Carran‘za’gr body to this city have der *hlles originally would. have been f
era 01' Brushes been released. Those still in' the qualified to sue, to intenene at the """"
andGreases prism] are Generals Juan _ Barra'gan, expense of the plaintifis. .
He Who Does .
Not
.- hi!
H :Hedenberll'. Prop. _ -, . - . -
;. . . . palred and made to order and all kmds of sheet met- .WAH money for tickets 31mm be in the score being 3 to 3. masticalli‘ well is an “I“ . My
p ,' .... ~ .; ‘_ V f . ' . ’ . ... . . ‘illiam Youngs’ hands ‘ ‘ater Lt ' own life. A Dotson mmw s "f
flWL 8'5“ng sUNDAy EVEN. a] “mrk.- .. , _ . , .- Q . J .‘- p ...va: -' _. ”5:." .g tOlé‘lEI‘I‘OW, at the close (flog-31100, than SAGE AND SULPHUR . .. . prepare the food l‘m- lll< ,1 J'h’fl
. ... . VG» . R ALL. ' f , o, ‘ . . I. . ‘ . * e biology classe .. ' ‘ . ' . tn. back tooth are £011". ". .
. .on has been raised in the . ‘ ..Weldmg’ of All Kinds of Metals . ‘ 5.... "in. to be h a d finfifie 2:13:11; “5; DARKENS GRAY HAIR leglh are sore and stunner ! is
$10. ut» the musical [service in the ' ' ' . or’Juné. “ ‘ ' ' ' ten occurs that a W?” “J. ’
NQtWalk ', Methodist Episcopal 13,1taym0nd Street. acuth Norwalk, Near South Mam St. _ ...Withofil: doubt there will be no sea- lt’s Grandmi’fl‘efi ““593 *° Rotter: bridge “01“ 0" u “M0 ‘ :7 ,, ., ”3;
next Sunday evening, and the , . ‘~ — sion of schoolnext Monday. _ .r “ Color, Gloss And V the gums fllld ll‘t‘lll, pull ¥ .; :bfl
_ allelic? that have been is- . - - 7 - r 7 All the. members on their-'Bovs' and l ‘V -Att,activencas.“ I, 6 month in such a] mnldlnw']> J" I"
m e serv ce. Some folk among . Girls’ Glee Club have not 5* t contrib- Almost everyone" knows‘ that. age iatienl. is scarce P "a ‘ V ‘ ' ‘3 I
W ch membership have read into .. - SHOP BEFOREMX . “16d their money for tire chisel displaMTea and smPh‘"? WWW mmm'md’ inc." a Change' in h“: gm, ‘l'fi'k‘ "3 ‘ a”
rs received a statement that ‘ ‘ " ‘ ' for the "11151-0211 evening on the 16th of ed. brings backithe_nflmal color and VT SOMETLMES . ould be DOSSH’IG 7” m "up. ll ul-
Thls statement was
.. . The service will be free
manta eVerybody.‘ The admis—
'.l'he Choice ofjarticular Women
Loufis‘bury, MatheWsonfé Cofs
Made'
once, sothat allaccqnnts'may be set-
lasb month. Those who have notyet
fpmd should see Richard Mathews‘at
tied: ’ '“ *
.Paul Borglum will takgjhe' college
lustre to the hair when faded. streaked-
or gray. Years ago the only"way tad
get this mixture ,was to make it at
home, which is mossy and trouble-
proved’.jlhy the addition. of. otheg in:
happens, yes, and when least expect-
ed.
often called upon mine and reminds
us we should .be ready. 4 ‘
It is the unexpected that we are
’7 FOR AUTOMOBILE
outlay of. lime and manly.
tatlon free. .
Dr. J. H. Mallery
to 1:, will be by ticket. "The tick~ , g , some Notéadavs ~hy-asking"’at any . , _ _. . ; .
. . » r , . ._ - r . . . r , » _ en :- automobile tothl-s garage
°‘“ 1”??? ”“2. be? ...... ‘°’ Fine PumIJS-and Oxfords ' ”"3”” em‘““°”5‘mw WC?- dreamers “WY-emcee also. in?" is": w. ..m make u look me ...i
or file; 121:}me liauiigdnife ‘ > . - .. -, .. . _ $96!? a? fist enter D uthf ' L 'phur Compound,” you. will get“ lag-go he and the charges wont be high 10 So Main Sc. 5m“h rfargap Id.
s . ., .. ' ' ‘ "- . . 7. . ' ‘ . b0 ' 3mm 5 "old eclpe, ma . . ' . MJ '
J J._Snavely, 22 West avenue, litany in the High school orchestra ttle or this f r evenihough it is war times. Hours—9 A. M- to :Sn‘men: Only.
rd _ m k; u .. _ .8! large varietypf leatherspwith wide or’ narrow toes
"'gottggpagtgh: gliieh 3.30: :3; . {high and—10w heel-5" - ‘ ' fl ‘ ‘ ' ’
e7 ning. One. thousand have AGENTS FOR WORK S POI-Ens, j 7
Sunday: by AP
, are playing at'the Masonic fair; -v - ' " l' - ‘
, cease. m “we ...! .. guess: as to ... ....
. ' eyfzaye. ast u .7‘ .'- ‘ . *" ’
. . night in the Regent. All ot’thls money can “ ilhly. be“ that you darkened
Ravens ' ,
no matter how little or how big they: ,
BIOAN A
RESTAUR
u d."‘ There is"no charge ' " ‘ ' ., .. _ , . . > .
v ' . » , , . » behaveusdo them. , . 1~30t0 2.
them. The soloists and , . , ; . be gummy ’cohsumed'when Lex-* KW ‘halr... 9'3 it does it” mm ”‘3! . Regular Dinner 1 . . Soup 55;
51th: Miss Willa Miller. eo- ‘ . > ' -: a . : » . ‘ . , . -' gin», f “5.971335“ Yonzéamoen, WV“ ‘ , ' . . To. eclel Supper "”de 25.:
T8, ‘Johll’J. VSnaVely, co'fiti‘al— EL. '. a . .2 .. , GL , j ' ' . m ' . “3 anw w: SOUTH; NORWALK AU ' ' 83mm" Full Courne . mung;
Leach. tenor; Han-y Sterl- . -‘ . . . _ * . -. ' . , ' , 13 Earth Mam 83“
9. ,. . - .) * 11:30:613‘“
.u y . ' Str ' 2%- ' , phone ...: —-
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