111 to oi our the ilr :-
0112")" to handle it. Prev-
It will“ Mllelsot
ll“ loading 11111111111, ill-
I. ino‘rd Pharmacy. Edit.
by 11' South Norwalk, 111's
Vl't'yllig (its special oil-cont one
ll itdofpie also 111022111131 ..
success is not surprising
”weathered 111111.111 eczema
1st the itching with
proceeds to heal in:-
ours chronic cases in
in minor skin tumbles.
ironies. blackheads. acne.
notches. rash. etc. results
fill an overnight application.
samples or poslam are
to or 91 by 1111131 fi-eo- of charge.
11 Emergency Abordtorlc‘s. 32
at New York
1* “
.‘5 Mili' ii 12.n—Spo1clnldis
anpo use newapitpers here
11ihat‘ osoiui VSI-figus. modu-
1111111131. 11115 accepted the
or ambassador to Japan
a: silliness society in N
'l p'npr‘uiug to give him‘ 11 in e‘
V 1333 slug much surprise
. ' ' enoraliy beilnved’
- that Thomas J.
ins 'icau 1111111118
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‘1] 11111111111111 111.111.1111“.
#51213 WWW mum friends
one officials.
Witt! Moss. .1 stores 111. ....1
1.3%.... in the ransom 011er-
(1 day or the New Eng
Ml ...-Demure" Association’3
at to convention in this city to
Till“ shooting. howeyer, occupied
ates slur-e the guests oi o lo
mound-11111111; firm und in
£11111 and also visited sev
ot I [211721 enrol
line an arm or
B. A.
0 Man 1*
0
11111 ‘ 111.11.11.11.
17,11 (linen
‘ . BOSTON Moron, 12-7-1120111'1111111 11
bur ‘
ore than an hour. after which
lie and firearms factories
“ s. Marsswsou, pm.
1 KNAPP'. 1st VIcw‘Pm‘.
”anion "-1-. ROWAN 2nd v1» 1
‘ 11 no u:
Marvin J1WIIII‘221‘MIWM
81111 ft: John H. Light
to 3011011 Automobile Run Which“
Passed Through This City
the 20 automobiles that left New You;
the endurance run to Boston for the
Chester 1. Campbell trophy finished on
schedule time. 12 hours1 later. last
night. with perfect dcoros. The tie‘
will not Do run oil, but the holders of
the trophy for the coming your will
be decided by lot tonight;
Cars and drivers were ghostly
in uppcurnnco us they crosspd the
finish line in front of tho Mochanics'
linl‘l. whom the annual automobile
show is in pr'ogioas. A light yellow
mud wus plastered over over y exposed
port of machines and men and the
strain of the long 11111 was plainly evi-
dent.
One serious accident marred
run. A W. Wallace wus killed in Fair-
_ ‘ field, (301111.. ,by attempting to jump
" from his carrier-1o his horse having no
come frightened by tho automobiles-
Driver butlrolx. of. our No.2 Wall 119'
mined in New lioyob on :1 technical
charge to 1111111th developments. it be.
ing .cloipiod that his cor was nearest
the scorn-1 oi the accident ‘nt the time.
'1‘oar following. the competing on-
10111111111111; turned turtle in Mkmlboro.
G B. Blukc,.of Boston, was puinfully
bruised. E. B. Richards uuii F.1d.
Sponsor. both of New York, were
slightly hurt. ‘
1 The Iii cars that finished with per
foot scores were as follows;
1. Mord W W. Burke. drivel; 4.
A‘cme.A .M (.‘ordnei; 5.itiutli1eson,A.
0 ”111116 Frunklln, C 8.011115: ll.
Siearus. Guy Vsugho; i0. Knox, A
De1inlson;ll Znst V. P. Pisunl; 12.
Premier, it McNtlmnlu: 14.811-1urus.
\d."W.Betts;15, Muthesnn, (J S. Poth-
l‘uss; ill. Cotillion. I... it. Burns; 17,
Cleveland, J. 1. Miller; 18. (,uulillno, H.
A. Street. 20: Maxwell, 0. F. Kelsey.
The followingcurs wore penalized:
\‘o. 1.1121111111111112, .1.iwo‘- points;‘ No. :i.
Haynes. six: No. 2. Roi uit. “kids.
31. Contou-Gosl:eu,-50; o. 7. Kissoi-
linr. 165: No. 18, Atlas. 200.
The lionuult 11nd Lozler ours. Ln-
Croix and Force. drivers. respectively.
PILE8 CURE!) m B To 14 DAYB.
PAZO OiN’l‘MEN'i‘ is guaranteed t1
cure any case of itching, Blind. Blood
ms or Protruding Pile-«in ii to 14 days
1r money refunded. 60c.
GRIEVED OVER LOVE AFFAIR.
‘NidW HAVEN Murcli 1" ~01 iof ov
or disappointment in love led Mauro
Aspesi aged 19,10 kill himself with
gas yesterday.
~Cnn't look well, on: well or feel
well with. impure blood feeding yon1
‘lody. Keep the blood puro with Bur.-
lock Blood Bitters. Eat simply. take
Vixercise. keep cleun and you will have
our lite.
... .....- -wfiya‘ .—...—....—...._.. .
NEW LINE OF
Gas ,
an
Electric
gPortables
the finest ‘ ever shotvn in the
TWI‘II Cities and at prices
that defy competitioin
of 111111.111 1‘1er enjoyment depends
upon his surroundings—bis conven-
landed; A cosy arm- chair will make
have them in on rinsed-row in- door“ or
in‘g.‘ They resemble vigilant policemen“
' in the sense of inviting a rest, but a ‘
rest in them is welcome. 1
The‘ A. J.Angcv1ne
81 Son Co.
134433 WASHINGTON ‘BTREBT.
Tito Accidents Marred ilic New You.
tit 6:30 ooloolt yeotorda‘y morning on »
tho
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR
Matinee, 2: 30V ,
his pleasure all the more certain; We '
veranda} use. Fine wicker. frontiers and 1
armchairs that positively look lurit- ‘
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liAi'i‘lMORild. March Bu—«Sunnmi'
Albert J, iiovciidgo and Colonel Dou-
lel liniusdell. sergeuni .11 aims of the
United Sluice Souuic both of whom
11111 patients Hi John Hopkins' Hospi-
tul, were r'cpmtod to be getting along
very well todny.
svsnv LADY’S onassmo cHAM
mould no equipped mm 1 dainty.
mow while. ouepiece "Standard” Por-
-cIaiu Enameled Larntory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
now delightfully com/onion: it would
no to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sloop-
in: apartment or drill floor toilet
room? its presence would afford You
the highest degree of comfort. 1
We will gladly quote you bricoa.011r
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
chanics, honest and reliable.
HORACE R.
CORNER MAIN ANDV WEST 8TB.
llililllllNlilllilS
HOYT'S THEATRE ‘1
Mill RNV‘ARllll
3--—DAYS~—-3
Anthony Geronimo“ .Genoral Manager
Frank Chase. ......Residont Manager
Wm. H. Clone.‘ ...... Musical Director
CHAS. DREW AND 00.,
Presenting “The Special Train." ‘
mv‘a LARSON mount-:1
European Novelty Equilibrium. 1
FRED. P. RUSSELL. "
Black Face Mpnologlst.
BERT AND LOTTIE WALTON.
Eccentric Comedy Artists;
RAY mun-11v, . ‘
The Sweet Singer.
MOTION PICTURES CHANGED
' DAILY. 1.
PERFORMANCES DAILY 1 ‘
Evenings. 8:15
linMiss " "ion, the
Reserved 31.11., 20o ‘ Box Booty. :5:
Telephone 112‘
énruik...éflANGE «or‘i 11151111111
' marina-v Aha-runaway.
firib‘Ag, Million" 1931-2 1 V
mi lilo Open Prlda‘y.‘ 111111111112.
Verbena. .........V....;.,2sc in 11.50, 0W
32111211: ‘PA‘I‘IENTS DOING WELL.
1“ hllo.
HOTEL
Mshpckomo W1'i‘ 130121113131:inle
.ti (.1‘,lurltson Bellini;
Altman. A. Loo
l). Louis, ll'oilln.
.‘Ml'.
Now ‘i or it
ARRIVALS.
Alvuiloz, f‘,
A.(‘
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l»
and Mrs A. 0.
Wilcox and
l*‘ lull.
PflPlllIR IMHSEMEIIIS
'l lil'l TRAVELING SALESMAN
liornort Cortheli. who will be soon
March Sale of Petticoats
This sale is according to our usual custom, and tho ul—
iiut'limis this Spring urn: liloi't' lllhn mar desirable. in the
first place, as to l'ctliL'oat fashions lllti‘i“ :ll't sct'ci :11 distinct
features. innovations in style made llCt‘CS'iiii'} by lllt‘ clam"-
fitting l‘lircctoirc skirts. "l‘hc modis‘h Petticoat is just us
scant as fashion allows. Attention is directed to tilt-
Petticoats with silk-woven jersey tops which terminate
in :1 deep llouncc of Vnccnrdcon pluitcd mil silk edged with
infield, ‘ " "
$8.50 each.
Black Satin MchaIincs, soft and clinging. Those are
so soft that the entire skii‘t‘con be drawn through the closed
fingers of our hand Black Mossulincs will) dccp uccm'dcon
pluilcd ili'uiut'cs and Mill circular llounccs irupptd with 1wa
fol in,
$5. 98, $7 50 and $10. no.
Taffeta Petticoats soft finish, in cunning sliudts. light
blue. Nile grccu. pearl (r1111 tan rcsodo uistnriu and all 11111
rcquircd colorings. mode with {lounccs in printed \vurp 1:12.
‘ i'ctu floral designs that are extremely dainty,
wife, Chicago; (‘hnrlcs Alllt‘ililll. lion
in the role of Bob Blultc in the touring
NASH
Cdmmencing March 11‘
‘ La'ii Day of Special Prices on Carpet Rhgs
11051011; A. (l. Storms. llur‘:liord 1‘). (T.
liui'bcr. Dnnbni'r; it. it. llul'ilnili, Wil-
Ion: (lt‘OlflO l.. l‘iookwoll, liltisr'iicld:
W l’. Abel 1",Ju(:llson. Mich; William ’i‘.
Price. Boston. W i‘i‘. i’dikcr. Milford.
N. il.; \V..l.t‘onnoll.N1-u Huron; L.
linddnn. 1. Perry, iio‘dforni .\ Y;
cmnpouy of James Forbes“ comedy.
”th,- "irutclilug salesman." which
r-omos it) this city on "Militli lilib.
uunro it will he pluyrd one night; 111
lltlyl's 'i'lioutt'e, originated the role of
iiiliy Saunders, in “Sti'onglioart,”
which From: .I. McIntyre ufici'wui'ds
”0“” MW": NWT"? plus-oil, Mr. McIntyre erupted the role
Clifford-«~01. 1.. Fish. i.. ll. (torrid. .I. *ll' izloh Blake and is now npin'ni'lllir,i'11
ii. Storms, lloslon; (2. hi. Kingsley it :11 Inc Gitioty 'Ihnuirm on llr'goudnu;
Vund Mr Cortln-li follows him playing
iiu- jutiul 1111-11-1 with tho touring loin
puny, I
l. MCCO‘i'liinCR. 1.. ii. Dickey. New
York; W. (l. liuiloy..1Wesliiold. Aim-111.;
.l. W. Drew. Albany. N. Y.: (“1. (i. Mar»
shall, Providence. li._i.: floor-11o :ld. till;
1111', Hartford; Miss llortiui alurr, ilun
bury; E A harbor. NOl'Wfllk‘
iisusiii:
Nothing better for iho inns than 11mm
lmm Quill hilt-lint Hour. Ramon-.1
SEMI ANNUAL
Clear 31106 an
' in End w. w Sa. e
. Saturday Specials
Hour-2111,. * '
LADIES' BLACK HOSE. ‘
\ aim ‘,‘lili .5.‘ . ............... Sale Price 2 for 15c
LADIES‘ BLACK HOSE.
Value 251' ... ................. ...;......Sale Price 19c
LADIES' BLACK HOSE. 1
\ aluc 35c . . .; ..... ‘ ................ Sale Price 24c
LADIES’ BLACK HOSE 1 ‘
Value 501' ............................... Sale Price 35c
BOYS' FLEECED LINED UNDERWEAR, V
V\1uluc 251. .............................. Sale Price‘ is;
CHILDREN' S RIBBED UNDERWEAR
\ ulnr 25c .. ........................ '. . . .Sale Price 18c
‘ ‘Valucs 75c to $190 ................ . ..... . For-5°C
' VV slucs $100 to $1... ........................ .. .. For 75c
'anucs $1 2510113150 ................ 1 ....... ‘. . ...
Better grades. similar reductions.
Net Waists at HaliV Price.
KIMONOS
today
, 'to take advantage, of the, pi esoht state
of, affairs are spiln‘ging' up in various
‘~ doing :1 small manufacturing business
1 in a temporary location on George
. er Backerio, and ‘e‘xp’e‘ct to begin work . 1
there next Monday employing about' 3
1 gci things into thinning order. A
1 111111111 trade is passing does not up-
1 is: all evident shortiige of hats in the.
1, Value 25c ..... .. ...... ' ......... A ..... Sale Price‘i5c‘ '
Value 391:. ..... ........... . .......... ..Sala Price 25c .
‘_Valuc 50c ..... .. . .. .................. ..Sa‘ie Price 35c
111.11.111.00 ........... . ..Salc price 69c:
V; Value $1. 50 ............... ‘ .. ...... Sale Price 981:
Bargains in Many Other Lines
84 Washington St; South Norwalk
Telephone 446
' 1111-1111 that is mahpl‘g a demand for
All that can. no prm need. There has
:1 been 11. grout «11111111111! for new in the
«011211 on the port of the iii-ms that ~
'- wet the factmies that turn out these
“ ' goods are still working night and day.
1V The 0qu Hal; 0b.. of Bethel. is equip
- plus its factory 1“with‘1 lighting appam
tins in ordei to do night wdrk‘.
1‘ e‘d tpultlculm
‘1: people remote fromhatting affairsisnch
.1 as.- runners (who sell produce In the
1 1' baiting centers and; small tradesmen
-, are considerably affected. 1
Special at $5.00.
White and Black soit Taffetas. whiclirun be worn with
all Hillllll‘iCi‘ walking skirts,
' at $8.50.
Other specials-.101 Note,
‘Blaci; and Coloré‘d T115612, ugortli $5.00.
Black Lustre Cloths. worth $2.98.
Black Sateen, three different styles,
Black Marcelincs. similar to licntln'rblmm,
Black‘Satec‘hs. two styles, extra. sizes,
Black Lustre, five: different liiodcls,
Black and White Striped Percaies.
' Black-.Satccns with three ruii'lr-s.
' . Seersuckcra.
Special :11 $3.98
Special at $1.98
Spt'cinl at $1.50
. Special :11 $1.25
Special at ‘ 98c
Special at 981:
Special :11 98c
Special :11 79c '
Special at 69c
("in sale this morning.
The D. M.
ANOTHER WEEK PASSED.
(Dunbury Newn. )
'l‘odny cudo the eighth week of the
tie-11p In the lmttlng‘ trade 11nd. while
everyone who can is whistling und try-
mg to be cheerful in ,thb hope that be-
fore it great while 11111111111111: will de-
velop to change the aspect of things.
no one Is venturing to predict when
such a. change will Occur or how it will
come about Men in oiiiciai positions
on‘. both sides said that nothing had
occurred since yesterdr‘hy.‘ They said
also that they did not know when any-
thiug might be expected to occur.
Danbm'y hns put forth more effort to
do: something to bring uncut an adjust-
most of the trouble than any other city
affected by it. but thus for all the of
forts seem to have come to naught and
the opinion today among men who
should be able to judge pretty occur
atcly. is that the probabilities ‘of ad-
jnstment through, the efforts of inter--
madlaries seem to have grown less
during the present week. A week ago
today the some men spoke not only
he efuliy but encouraginxly of their
betel that schistiiihg tangible would
derelop within a tow days
The br‘lghi side of affairs so far as
the community as! whole Is.concoru-
ed, is found in the daily increasing
business in the factories that are 111.
work There were only nine hut factor
ice in operation in Danbury and Bethoi
luiluodiately after the tie- -up begun and
there are eighteen. with at
least two more in immediate prospect.
Little shops. in which three or four
men have formed partnerships in order
pluces All this forms :1 novel and In-
terosting phase of the general situa-
“11111111111111 is Ds‘vis, Who have been
attest, lenséd today the factory on
Maiden lane formerly occupied by Pet:
twiehty-Ilve people as soon as they
The fact that the busy‘ season in 11115
pear to affect the new 111101111. for there
‘oonduct “trout" shOps only and some
Aclass of people who“ have not figur-
y in much that has been
or 1161111 éol‘i‘ceinin‘g“ the tie up are
11 1 thlise‘ who -‘are not directly conncéted 1
1 1111111111111 list trader but-are whom: will
, : part dependentu
' .1 1‘1 There are runny
.; hero. andsin the other 11111111111 districls.
. Va-TIIo majority chi-thorn are: not affiliated
with any orzanis‘siiona and are not1eh
1 it for a livlolll‘tnwt
“A? these 91111111 9.. ho 01h
iglblo to benefit of any. kind. Many
The incinbera. of the Trimmers
Read C9
union are being entertained this after-
noon in the Library Ploc‘c rink by the
Danbury blind, who are tendering them
a complimentary concert and dance.-
An adjourned meeting of rho advis
my board o! the United Hatters is no
lag hold at the headquartorp in New
\ork today. R. H Connoiloy of. this
city, In in attendance.- hen inquiry
we made by telephone alloy at the
New York headquarter-11o“; was shin
that. nothing of lnteres’ii’hhdi transpired
The only news that comes (rout any
of the outside butting districts today
is contained in an Associated Press
dispatch from South Norwaik which
says that the Wolthnus‘en list 00. be-
can operations today as on open shop
The dispatch Is as follows:
"The Woitbauscn Hat company
opened its plant today. altar a. mo
months' shut down. owing to tho
throwing out of the union label. The
company intends to run an open shall
About a dozen people are at wank
them today. making hats in the rough.
Sheriff Sidney E. Howley.‘. Deputy
Sheriff Charles Stag: and Jallor 809:
field, of Bridgeport, were in South 1
Narwalk last night. looking over the.
situation. They won; called down 1111'
the firm of Croiut & Knapp. who wont
over the heads of the local police
tome. The company desires to
its non- union employees given pro ec-
lion. Sheriff Howley decided that
there was nothing for him to do. and
he could not act in the matter ‘Vunle‘aa
he was summoned here by theV VcllVy
authorities. " ‘ 1 1 , 1
V are now in 11111 and
:‘frcady to be turned into
‘rVoVyiisii Sunni: Sill 1.
" as you? ordei is rece‘lvcd—
$2500 Il 35020
,V Everything for evening" ‘
wearwSlurts. Collars. Tlos
GIOV _
I 1V1 , .Vi 1
June It Dans
‘ Tiller. clothlor, Hallow For-
_ nVishVér ",V'1
Trimlts and Leather Goods
85 Washington strut
South Norwalk1 1. '
Vw‘lm VIM“.
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