this n IIIEII manner. IIEIIIIE BIIRIIS (channeled from First Page.) the Oneeo hotel, the Bijou theatre and meal slice buildings Across the ‘mat is the printing plant of Tuttle, that the automatic fire sprint. hill the printing plant were started. The theatre, originally known as Music hall, was erected in 1860, and pros rich in historic interest. Stage 1 notables and singers, and famous au- thors and lecturers appeared there during the. half’century of its exist- .noe. Henry irving, Edwin Booth, lflwin Forrest and old .Ioe Jefferson ~ m among the many players, who were seen-on its stage. John Wilkes Booth, the’murderer of Lincoln, acted there. Ellen Terry and Sarah Bern- lurdt also played there to-capaclty houses, Jennie Lind, whose singing brought thousands to hear her where- ever she went, heard the Music hall resound with applause and cries oi “encore." About fifty years ago the theatre was used for state political conven. lions, Yale junior promenades alI’J other university events. Mass meet- ings to encourage enlistment were held there during the Civil War. Azt- er the war a national encampment ot the Grand Army of the Republic was 119” in the building, at which Grant,. Sherman and Sheridan were present Ten years or more after the close ti the war an organization known as the Young Men's institute secured many noted speakers to lecture or read in a e . the Grand Opera House. Charles Dick ens lectured there on his American tour. Other famous men, who appear- ed there were Wendell Phillips, Henry Ward Beecher, James G. Blaine, Wil- liam Lloyd aGrrison, Carl Schurz and Oscar Wilde. GIRLS FIN'D NOTE TELLING OF SUICIDE NEAR DEAD SWAMP. FARMINGTON, April 26.-A bloody undkerchief pinned to the ground by . I. forked stick on the top of which was . «I. piece of paper evidently torn from a "Norwallc, wele made yesterday at a! \discussed, the party enjoyed 8. din- 1 o 5 £ I . u . ,m 'l» Datebook. attfscted' tbd attention of pm young women who were walking near 'Dead Swamp yesterday after- noon. Upon examining the paper they found that it was a note which read as Iollows: “Take this road until you find a stream Cross it and you will find my body. 1 am tired of life. Joe. " The note showed water stains and had plohahlv been out in the rain- storm of last Friday. The girls, very much exczted, foliou'ed the‘ road and The heat was so . NON - SKID TIRES have a national reputation for quality. Their exceptional mileage value is supplemented Note the Prices 3ix30 - 12.20 4 x34 - 20.35 5x37 - 33.90 Fisk Tires For Sale By All Dealer: of N. Y. by the strongest Service organization in the industry. ' 45x34 - 27.30 45x36 - 28.70 Why buy plain treads when you can get the safest most satisfactory non- -skid made at such prices as THE FISK RUBBER COMPANY Factory and Home Office, Chicopee Falls, Mass. ese ? Trade Huh lngJJ. h!- 0!. Thatch-lib? (In M) A to be married to a young man known Ius Hartmsnn, who had been going rund with her lately since she came to Bridgeport. The local police authorities are also investigating the story in circulation that thel‘yies girl has recently been 1mixcd up in a similar alleged white Wednesday night when he. and Damico1 515m c555 in New York city, The ru- are alleged to have (been forcing Dumb 1 war is to the effect'that she was being cos‘ young wife and 19 year old Ethellmm by the New York authorities 55 F‘yles of Main street, ‘Norwalk, 10 the . a material witness against some young railroad station at the point of revolv» . men in the metropolis. Site ‘5 55m to are and under the threat of death. 1115“, been 55155555 on 5 bond of 51,. Procured Narcotic Drum. 200 which was furnished by a wealthy in reply to‘questlons he decmredlbusiness man of Norwalk, 8. friend of that he had received the narcotic the 13,455 family. drugs from a New Yorker, who has 1been bringing small quantities to this1 DEMO in violation of the strict Federv1 al law. DeBells explained his action1 (IIIII IISIIIEII I0 SPEND INE IEIII III SIUNII IIII1 (Continued from First Page) PLANS PERFECTED FOR BIG K. OF C. RECEPTION. C. A. McNamara. Grand Knight of after he succeeded in making his es ,South News": Council, was chosen ceased the stream. They found doth- cape from Police Captain John Regan at the corner of Main and Lumber _. the time and place of the convention 111flawley, chairman of the Contest escape of the young man- _Oo_mrmlttee of the lNational Aeroplane .. Contest, which plans a national acre-1 0n the witness stand DeBens said 12. flane competition from July 4 to 00- the revolver belonged to Demico and 1 7.?” W_ steps to have‘their states 0f- Arch street where Mrs. Damico lived. _ distally represented in the - compeu- DeBeila said he fired a shot into the « two aeroplanes which, after the .com- - petition, could be used as a nucleus ' 1 m an aviation corps for the National ,ooard. 5 ' Malian Senate. arrived here today «drum Liverpool tweet the Marconi wireless stations . 7 would promptly return. he said. in. however, save a bottle and anoth»; 1 1 streets when the latter slipped and fell . usheet 01’ paper from the same note. book. from a curbstone. . He says he hurled his revolver into, the water from the Congress streetl dmwbrldge as he lied to East Bridge 1 port. That night he remained in hid- ing in the home of relatives in AllenI in Bridgeport—Complete Plans street. The tolowing morning he stolei Ann,“ Powwow a bicycle from the street helongingi Arrangements for the state can Ito Alfred Tomlinson. DcBella says he vention of the Improved Order of Red rode the bicycle to Long Hill, where Men, which will be held May 5 In he shun led it and boarding a train went to Danbury. Accused Is Despondent. The young man was in a despond- ellt mood today, when Captain Regan; NORWALK GETS RED MEN'S CON- VENTION. StateOfficers Meet at the Stratfleld meeting of the state officers held at; the Stratfleld hotel ill Bridgeport. Af- ter the business had been concluded, Iremarked to him that his escape from, Ebeing shot by Danbury policemen in a decided upon and other arrangements 'runnlng battle Friday, was a narrow one. DeBeils remarked, “Well I guess i would have been batter off if they had got me It would have been better nor. Among those present Were Great Sachem George W. Fairchild 9 t 4 ' “ Strum” Great 9" 0‘ 533mm to have died than to hereto die in jail W. G. Austin of Stamford, Great This 15 my 55155555555515 jail" ."..;nnior Sagamore Alfred Liquori of 13935115 51:58“ that he had resolved ew London, Great Chief of Records Ito reform and 515155 5’5 hpnest living :illitamx Saunders of WaterbuljypI 15— 5555555 1:15 hbd procured a posi- rea eeper of Wampum Albert tien 55 5 driver of a junk wagon in "Klistner of Middletown, Great P’OD' the halting town and declares that he ‘ et F A Wells 0' Waterbury, and expected to never return to Bridgeport. tregularly 0811 .1118“ s. mistake by ed, brings back the natural (MM and as members of the finance commit-l On the witnegi; "stand in the City‘ sec. Albert Pohlmhn or South Non- Ioonrt Captain Regen said he believed walk. 0 F Parker and Walter Stod— 1mm D’eBella would- have shot him dur- eara of Blidgeport. _‘ jug the struggle on Main street before1 NATIONAL AEROPLANE CONTEST. portunity He related the other do. NEW YORK, April 24 —Alan R tails leading up to the struggle and the I Was Damlcos' Gun -‘(Mef' 12 next, ammunced today that that he only got it that day. When as lied addressed letters to the gov-- questioned about shooting a revolver organs of all the states. urging them the week before the house at No. 55 flon. MP. 'Hawley “id be hoped that , ceiling to get his married sister out of each state would enter at least one or ' the house. DeBella told the authorities a mor- bid story of his relations with Dami- cos' wife and is now possessed of the idea that he has contracted tubercw losis. IHe‘ fears that he will die in jail before the expiration of his' sentence. Deputy Judge Wilder imposed the maximumu penalty for each of the charges aaginst Bulletin. The matter is to be laid below the Federal auth- critics to determine whether there is enough evidence on which to convict DeBeiia and Woo white slayery charges » » at was learned from Mrs. Damion Itbat the Fries girl went to New York MARCONI ARRIVES HERE. . NEW YORK, April 24. —-Wiliialn larconl. head of the Marconi wire- less system, and a member of the on the steamship usltsnia. He said he came to in- fill that his stay would. depend on Italy's action in the‘ European sites-1 lion. Should lt'aly go to ‘war he J a. zinc secretary of their intention to . nsss. sleeplessness, bladder disorders Saturday evening at the meeting of the general committee of the forth- coming Knights of Columbus recep- tion. as head of the reception com- mittee, and Grand Knight Albert F. illosc of Catholic Union Council, will he chairman oG—the floor committee. The committee of arrangements re- port an increasing demand for tickets and every indication of a very suc- cessful dance. Already notices have been received which assure the attendance of many out of town quests. Many Knigths will be present from Bridgeport, Stamford, Meriden and parties from Ridgeiield and Bethel have notified participate In the affair. The ball will be decorated in keeping with the occasion. SIEIS IS IIIE III IIIIIIIIIS, III" MEII Ihave Written to‘praise its rapid and et- Iyou reach normal‘weight. For sale by ’ cm IIISI llll Twenty Years from Today a Baldheld- ed Man will Be an Unusual Slght. One of the most prominent druggists of America made a statement a few 111' articles! We STAMFORD, more YORK. PERFECT ' ACORN also Repairs for All Ranges. Jones &<Ilotchltiss Company l7 Well It lien-sue the D. mead Co « mos sears £15er . ' Established 1 18.37 S Iler Summer Frocks oi Filmy White No Mhytime could be complete it would seem with out a White Goods Department blossoming into a bil- lowy mass as dainty and exquisite in its way as any cherry or pear orchard. The very spirit of Maytime and early summer seems caught in these beautiful white ma- terials and they are a delight to the eye. Embroidered Batiste, 28 inches, 50 Cts- Seeded Voile, 40 inches, 29 and 39 cts. . Striped Crepe, 50 cts. 1 Plain Crepe, 50 cts. ‘ Gabardine, 36 inches, 39 and 50 cts. White Pique, a very satisfactory piece, 25 cts. \Vitll these are lovely Organdies, Batistes, plain and embroidered, Dimities and fine Lawns. In the Basement. Not yet disturbed by the builders. Muslins, 'I'IIE FAILING SIGHT 0F 0L0 AGE After forty it becomes diifiv cult to see or sew or read. The cause is the weakening of the focussiug muscle inside the eye. ‘Our OCUILIST will examine your eyes, without charge and remedy this trouble with prop- erly fitted glasses. Glasses from $2.00 up. THAMER' Optometrists and Opticians. 87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn. Open Saturday Evenings. Ocuiists, weeks ago which has caused a great deal of discussion among sticntists in the medical press. lie said: ”If the new hair grower, Mildredina Hair Remedy, increases its sales as it has during the past year, it will be used by nearly every man, we man and child In America within eight years. _ "When Mildredina Hair Remedy is used almost universally. dandruff will disappear and 'with its departure bald- ness, itching scalp. splitting hair and all scalp attendee will follow and 20 years from now a bald head will be H. rarity." Sample sent for We to pay postage. Mall orders tilled by Mildred Louise Co., Boston, Mass, From Beauty News. C. E, M.: Tho' your flesh worries you. do not take chances with violent exercise and exaggerated dieting. rou had better use‘thls simple but effec- live iiesh reducer, which you can make at home. and about which hundreds fective action. Buy 1 ounce of tassco from easy drugglst, dissolve in 1% pint boiling water;‘ allow to cool, strain and take a tsblespoonful before each meal. Continue the course until ‘Plsisted’s Drug store, SRII IIIIII‘ BESIIIES DIRK; IIIISII, SEISSI Try Grandmother's Old .Favorlte Flush the Kidneys at Once When Batik Hurts or Bladder Bothers. 1 No man or woman who eats .msot' flushing the kidneys ecossionaliy. ma -a welieknown authority. Meat forms! uric acid which clogs the kidney pores; so they sluggishly filter or strain only‘ his escape. it he had been given an op- Inert o! the waste and poisons trom' was to .5555 it 55 home. which 15 mus- the blood. then you get sick. Nearly! all rhcumatism, headaches, liver tram. . bis, nervousness, constipation, dissi- come from sluggish kidneys. The moment youtesl a dull schein the kidneys or your back .hurts.,or,.it the urine is cloudy. offensivertuihot sediment, irregular of passage_.,._.1.or attended by a sensation of scalding: get about four ounces oi ,Jad . Salts from any ramble pharmacy. and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a tow days and your kidneys will then not line. This famous salts is made from the acid of mm and lemon juice, combined. with lithia and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them' to activity,siso to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus. end- ing bladder disorders. Jed Salts is inexpensive and can- not injure; makes a delightful effer- vescent lithe-water drink which all regular meat eaters should take new and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure. thereby avoiding serious kidney complications. “ Reclpe‘of shoe Tea and Sulphur Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- lustre to the hair when Hailed streak- ed or gray; also ends dandrufl, itch- ing scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago the only way to- get this mixture sy and troublesome. . Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for: "Wystll's' Sage and ‘Stilphur Compound." You. will get a large bottle for about 5 cents, Everybody uses this old famous. recipe, becauseno one can possibly tell that. you darkened your hair, salt does it so naturally and err only. You dampen a sponge or soil brush with it and draw this through your hair. gluing one small strand at a time; by morning the grey hair dis- appears. and after another application: . ' or two. your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger. . .2 WARM WELCOME FOB STRONG. NM.“ Serbia, April 24. via Motion, aromas p. ins—Dr. . Menard: P. Strong. Professor of Tropical Diseases in the Harvard Mm school, who has come some testable to tight the epidemic or disease which" prevails throughout the contrasting“ here today. and was . extendeda .wgrm mo woleome.‘ Dr. Strong at once set down to a long conference with the minister of the interior, Manila Javanov‘itoll, to, ‘ scorn Normans. ‘ Established 1897. The New Science OIFINITION . OF cHINOPBACTlc We is the densities or the cans. of the disease and the art 0' Idiom the same. lit-sale is can dbysmncmtwutorsprainil mollusk. Eveuumcinehudhooo It creates pinched nerves and pain I! later life in the different arms alto limbs. " . Chiropractors remove the cause ot 1mm and pain, health is restored through Month; the mm In terns in your body. We troubleo given specialettontion: also cum melanomas. Touwiil never-re not giving the Chiropractor a mu to help you. Nanette tl‘eatanonts given also. ET. Francis. D. C. H Wuhlngten at. Io. Nomlk. conn Graduate trout Palmer School. to: discover. Trees Sprayed For ,. , Scale 1 1 Beaupain & Saunders ‘Phono 251-13 or 1218-5 CONN. spurns sun-s eta—slzsmleso _ etc-rules, Foams-Hen AND soorwsan. Theatre Building, 25 N. Main St. gr. ..... , The Children’s,Wear Section was never better stocked with needed garments for little folk, never in better condition than now, but unhappiiy the confusion resultant from the Alteration Process prohibits the display of attractive things. We shall be more than glad to send any garments, dresses, coats, hats, bou- ncts, etc, on approval for home trying-011.. There is a splendid assortment of Rompers and Suits of gingham and madras. Prices begin at 50 and 75 cts. if!“ ll .1————LAWN MOWER—— ‘d _. THE "VICTORY”— Ball Bearing IS AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE MACHINE. WE BELIEVE IT IS THE BEST MOWER EVER MADE. THERE ARE MANY FEATURES OF THIS MOWER YOU WILL APPRECIATE BETTER IN SEEING. COME IN AND WE WILL GLADLY SHOW THEM. g ‘ Albert 1 D. Morgan" Successor to Chas. E. Dow. South Nor-walk. Washington Street. I :1. Wholesale r mm .m—mfi tr:‘DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING “ Org/x O 110326sz Gives the BEST-537.1113 for Your Money Inuit-mum For In. Wen-calm AnyColor and Style FromZSCtofl.00perpair\ n.“ lookfortheTndeMukI SoldbyAllGoodlkalaca. Lord o Taylor NEW roux f1, pocket we solved the problem of getting more prompt deliv- “ cry of Clean coal. . To get clean coal with less. handling has been the $511k. When we erected our coal » “artist! Gans - '-'_ 1 A WIS! MIMI-IAIN . sororities lls goods. it he cannot do it in a large way, he use: the Sentinel classified "m Bale" columns. (lull _,./ discuss a plan of campaign. « up the once-sud an all. ma will Sail" "12-18 No. Main 5:, Telephone 747 So Norwalll, Conn The A. 1. COMM Co. Funeral Directors and Emballllers Complete liousc Furnishers / A’ a new one. Prices range from $4. 95 to $35 .OO Sanitary Refrigerators A modern Home Necessity Whether you are enjoying the old home or are to build No feature demands more careful consideration than your Refrigerator. Our line of Refrigerators are sanitary, insure perfect circulation of cold, dry air, and the whole interior can ‘ easily be kept sweet, clean and sanitary. A. J Collins Company .__.__——— 'Read the Classdled Ads. on Third Page. Try Them For Results.
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