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PRINCESS PAT
although accused of murder.
great play of today will be one of the.
many feature plays that Mibs Wini-l
t’red St. Claire and her excellent (‘Olllv ?
patty will present at the Regent Theit- . Public in Criticism of Company Does
t mince >th'd audiences \'.itin-~.~ctt' ire this, neck. with Miss St. (‘laire in! Not Realize That saucy-[nu Prob- t
Ptlltil‘lunllte of pl'ini't‘m‘ l’att Sal lllli‘ slellal' role, t lent to Beina Handled, Says Vitr- ’
the li President. Pundoflord, Who 3.- . |
_ . _ . , . encruass AT LOCKWOOD" HALL‘ em °' A" c" "m "‘ i
in inttuded Ruth “etch, ' ~
_ . SUPNIM Has Jumped High I
I .i Nit-llolrou. Philip ii Rite); Ed. The “’9“ “”1 be ”1° mm" m “a rim .4 o i. ‘
.. .l'd iietcaii‘, Tots Markb. izari lieu “it“ “NOW 0' LOCKWW'S ”“1 "m" a y E S” y e M”
""'|. Bell Hendricks, Georgie Sregar-imo‘io“ picture standpoint. The Rc-f o qulpmont. h "RP“.
... fil‘ancisJBryan and Effie Toye. I gent theatre program will be transfer» ‘ "bl"
t.» h l0 be ”peeled when Victor? red ‘0 Ipcllwood'a Hall and many big 'l‘lnit lite tremendous advance inttlel
features will be shown twice each “0’” 0’ trolley ”“99““ "1d ”1'3 great:
. iii-t) atieruooii and ("'t‘lllllK at
ii
lt‘ll'.
tum
itwl‘iert and Henry Blossom work to
sm tier the music “as gay. bright and
~-t"-n exquisitel)~ Iliclotlit‘lus and the
l: ' -.~ “ere witty.
Today Mutual Masterpieces will offer
a charming story called "Station; of
ht. audience wu~ wry apprpcwu-e' the Past" with an exceptional Mutual
.x..i demanded mun, enrol-es, whtclt‘ 98-“- Tomorrow, "‘9 vampire at the
W .L, generously given. tscf’et’h, Theda IBara will appear in her
‘xlany charming graceful dantc'.‘ .' 0*" original ”filo” 0’ "Carmen" pro-‘
v introduced. and in all "Print-use I duccd by William Fox company. M!“
jg a musical yonwd'v [hut in dt'v' Bar“ is in '9" be" in this Dii‘illl't‘JIhQ problem ill its criticism 0" “18‘
g I ' ' .
‘ 11“} IOn §Yedhosdayz in: lathe sensation iconipany. """§
,piittile l\ew \orlt will be screenedi “The supply situation. as far as the
”1.55 w'N'FRED s'r. CLAIRE AND Tia ptcturowa's Show“ 5‘ "‘9 Nfl' trolley companies are concerned. is
HER ow~ company m “WITH. York ”Film" ““3"“ :90“ 880 a“: indeed a gravc one." he says. “In fact ‘
N THE LAW." ENT _. brokc ill records for ouse attcn .. ' _ , '
DAY. AT REG To ‘unw ‘1 is the l"! word In sensaoitxr :(ihlic does not really know what
When Bayard Vciller wrote the tional “CWT": With? P‘ excellent»
“lfi'ilillllll “Within The Law“ hc did PM“? cast and a “my that ‘ t
realize p93,”), ”till he. “-as 8“" thrill and hold one throughout. 0n 1:111:21: hitcltigtneq‘hTTPtnLt but "ibmj
-. ,.the stages plot that “as ,destin Th’HTSdaY William FOX *1“ offer “fit I» j. ' . g x 0 .mpoes lFt
h'“ to make plienolnlmll and enduring ”‘8 flr-‘él time the “("1" 0' intense in- 0 1m 0"le tilled m" and do
problems of serious consequence to;
the Connecticut Company, thatl
will shortly assume national Import-J
"ice, is the statement of \‘ice-Presl.
dent John K. Pundsrford, who urgesl
w that the public consider all sides ofI
t‘i "
t-u.ulully entertaining.
up against for not only are we
.t nitrical Listort'. Its records Drove! “‘N‘r'i “"95 "The Marble ‘lleanv".“v"ed') ' .
it ‘- ahertioll "\Viillin ill? Law" ()D'ii"flda." “famoum presents ““3 F91” ”r' lUIitit-I‘fm‘d explained ”H“ “m"
w id at the Eltinas Theatre. New in More With His Wife" with Florencecem" “hm" manufacture trolley
eou‘i meal are at present working tiny
and night on munltlon and foreign
orders and not inclined to catci
wit; (‘il\, one night with little kilownfltockweli in the leading role. and on»
u! it in that exacting and capriciousi‘mummy V' '1" 3‘ E" offers a “mm
..-» lropolis sure that it was a lnetodra-tl’mdm'm“ 0' the famous p!" "The
. qubtialcadlng Lady." Every day will be domestic trade as it result of which
Lockwood's’thoy refuse. to fulfill orders only at:
on their own dlspmaltlon or not tit ull. ‘
My an unknown author.
MAI}? later it still was running at tltej“ big day ”1L" “"‘i‘k 3‘
Mn“. mph”? to (\rn“'dpd houses. and,:“““ tiild you are advised to be 1
t‘ ~ play and author's name wen-”WM ”"133 l 0"“ “I ”l? large," firms in the
t "UWH the world over. "Within the‘ '“letl't Producing copper trolley wire
, .u" “-3.; a success from u". mum STRIKE BREAKERS REFUSE T0 :itflfi sent out notification that it 5|
because it is a thoroughly huninn; WORK. promiiting deliveries of not less than‘
i. it, because it touches the heart --——--—- 210 months and does not cure for the
' lllg’. because it. delves into things Taken to Danbury They Now Ask Fare buiimlgs at that. Firms dealing ex-
-tl t traits of people we know exist]; Back to New York City-
t» .t itee and know little of. befall-“9 "y I).\.\’HI'R\'. March l3.-Twenty;illough not. so exacting as the copper
”use-illsthe book of human union to ,t illreakers were broughthel‘eyea-;cnncerns, they are positively "fusing.
~l ~'\\i_i}‘§ cleaners 98895 and “9W4" “s. terday to take the place of the laboogto i-rcparc ordcrs within four or the;
PM“! truths. Simplicity 151119 REX-,9” now on strike at the local 311!de months” time. I
I: I‘medile atom~ on the surface. yctgot the New York. New "we“. and: The price of equipment is enor-|
"' 5:3”!‘1‘ “'0"ti°T““ slibiely» and. Hartford ‘ntlroad‘, but when ”in"! mous. For instance. slxdnch trolley.
1.:roi:tneas'that the author has Con'ZIQRmed that a atrike W118 Onn-‘heyuhcrls which sold last no f |
v'ructed his marl Mary Turner taxonomic worth. The stljilfe momma“, no", mm m m r~ “10"”‘1-20'
"unloved ill the department store of‘ who came from NeW‘YOfli‘ (“I‘d they steel trolley oles 8 0r ., “me:
It chard Glitter. Thefts are frequent: had been told there was no labor of Block. D ' are ””9“““3 0‘":
it: il'_\' is wrongfully accused, arrested trouble. ,. ' T- .
t- d on Gildci’s request that she be The men went to the city hall and’ lolley rope has (tone up twg’and
...ule an example of, is given a long asked for (“huh to New York. In three cents during the .past few‘
twin. Out of prison she tries to live order to prevent. possible trouble, the "mm’lsitbeinx aflected by the-cotton
hz'liestly, but the police hound her and men were taken to the police station market, as are also tapes for winding
it the it impossible. Then she turns for n time. Utter the road omclals 'am‘tatures.‘~’cotton waste. purchased
t3. living by blackmail. hilt always sent the men to Waterbury to work last year on contract at 5 1-2 cents,
remaining within the law. She lien in the yards there. a pound for colored and 6 1.2 cents 3'
'(tlliefi acquanted with Gilder's 90th pound for white. Is now 8 and 10
and out of revenge marries him. To} NORWALK HOS‘plTAL NOTES. cents respectively. :
5‘ c father 51‘9 says. “‘0‘" 3'5““ '30, Mrs. Joseph, Nickles, of :9 Lexing- Rail bonds are reported to have!
""4 ‘wk “’3? my name “d 3“" me ton avenue, was admitted yesterday. '“fllmy advanced in price during theit
.. number: now I have dismied “1°; wmiim E. James, of 62 Wilton ave-- past few months. the Increase at pres-
“'7mb9‘" 'and taken 7°” name.” The nue, was admitted lat night and oil-'19“ 81110111111“ to about 40 per cdnt.‘
lmlicc try to drive her out of New crated on this morning. .1359” and armature coils In the lasti
“"1“ Th" ”9"“ a "”1 9‘9”“ “. reed Williams. of 12 Cross sireet,“thrve months have soared "in mice!
tempt her into a rich burglary but ‘
sac refuses: one of her weaker con-
Itdei-atcs consents. and It is learned;
mu it. is thder's house that is ton-ib‘ej
hurglartzed. “Within the “W" is at
I' '-
. While dry‘ batteries cost the Connectl.’
';cut company today Justus par cont.
|more than a short time ago. Plato
day. .
Mrs. Edith blots, of New Haven
was discharged Saturday. ‘
his “hm“ play of life today. . it 1.?" Paul Killian: of Dorian. was dig. 'glass iigum about 25'per em. mm
strong in its dramatic intensity, ’trueicmrg’d' ”ted." " " ' ' l?"- m 1m“ than it‘dld “'0 lloll'~
In its mirroring of human nature, . - .. ~ 489' and “new Kill! 85 to
ti-iatling with thrills, suspense. ‘ J“ “L!“ A"? “RW‘END NAWt“) per “nt- M83"? Bolts. not. in
surprises. ”appealing 'in heart interest, V . E ' iwasherg 5". MM “"2 5° , PO!
Wasnivo'ros. March 13.4 t- ,. .. - w .. ,
iii-h in real comedy: wonderful and, dent Wilsim urgchSpeaksr motility“ and ”It‘ll.“ arc admit 81.60%,
100 pounds. ‘ Wen ‘baibhoarlng'prl'cos
t-i-idurlng in thegcssons olltsa pad-Iaetmsltu‘tty Isado- Kncsin ’ 1310 . , . _ ,
lure that it douchela‘m'u‘l‘v , ‘W'WWMW' tattle ”‘9 "WW- Hlah-ipoad‘twtst' drills.
. in t . . ., ‘ ‘ ». .LY‘.
Vhai 12.1w snd goes tonne house fol gammy?“ if: gmhugmgdmbggmvo advanced m, so and as per
flop the robbery. Her husband comes. “Ml“.v legtflawtiv: _. ' m.‘ it; toad am If the myth-:6“: to
,la and sees heath-13w illicit 5. a r} _‘ mfixtwin’fiamv this price they are very Imam
hives the signal, and on the verge tiltiit‘elf'rofldom thov tier-d bottom-Ho obi“. 0!!" ali'd Dill 0'13. \ have
capture. theoonfoderate ion. the Itooll 3:: first?!" dwcu “finellliue' {Elm g, .. 1m 3.8m”: ., «i. 1-;
pigeon" with a maxim silent pistol: and I 1 “"th thwe “a" inmwhfchm éost‘of' | . m. mmo'hl‘lobor,
“nanny-m 9:0le ‘3 WV“. W (the alum-tattoo .Ill m ho zoonliblve sdsvnced Won 60 and 55 p..-
uawlnl the murer into confession. sidond. icont. lotal “mom“; 5'9: m
W ‘fromafitonig.
aminet’d’df ...,
cour‘ I
. ~>‘ ‘ ‘ '
South Norwalk, was'discharged Slum-1.30 and 40' 09!“ OVPP‘DNVIOUI ”“8;in W8 "1'
.
Mr. l’underford says there are sev-
vial large orders for equipment in
the hillidr of manufacturers. which
delayed for months and
t-icn they do arrive and the
steep price is paid the company has
pmctlcall) no ground for complaint
and are on] ytoo glad to have the
order tilled. Equipping the payout-l,
youcntci cars has coat the companyi
have iit‘t‘ll
u hell
terial and added to the operation trou-f
tiles, help shortage, inadequate coal}
t
supply and severe weather experiencrt
Iflillrl big odds on its hands that will
tax tlic ability of Its most competent;
executive oflclals.
JOHNION “Luna. 1
Struck Alleged White Slavor on Head,
with “ova Lid.
lililleEl’ORT. March iz.~—Albcrtt
Johnson of No. 2 Singer avenue whol
sinick in year old Joseph Gond oft
Brooklyn on the head with a stove?
“pr
t
(‘liy court‘today charged with assault1
with intenl‘lto ktll.‘ The charge was
nollcd and johnson wait released.
Condos WNW taken at once to New,
Itlven. where he is wound on at
charge of being a white slaver. It Is;
alleged that hc has two young wo
men under his control in New Haven ;
hifi'
oi
i
also said that when assalted
Johnson in this city he had gone t
then house to force Bessie Wakely, a
housekeeperhlo go with him to New
Haven.
The authorities declared today that.
Gondos drew a rasor and threatened
T’Johnson's life on March 1 when he'2
tried to drive him from the house-
Ttm following day Johnson found
‘teneively in iron, steel and wire. “l‘lhim in his home will and “I“ (ion-l and clogging the way and hiudering'
l
dos made a move as If to draw a re-|
volver, Johnson hit him on the head
with a stove lid. Gondos has been;
in the hospital since that time. re-l
covering from the effects of the wound
he received.
Condos was much wanted by the
New Haven, authorities. Detective J“. ;
Lawlor of New Haven foot; chine of
him after the court case today. ‘
W
WISE AND TRUTHFUL.
"The roads have a great deal of
dimculty to contendlwllh, and are en-
titled to fair consideration for not
accomplishing the impossible, while
the shippers and receivers of freight.
have much cause for irritation In,
their inability to get the service they‘
feel themselves entitled to and fol—tho
loss may suffer in consequence." says
an editorial in The Joumiof'Oom-
lace, of New York. Mach 8. speak-
ing of the unprecedented freight con-
. 1
“NeutronchPt'caoI-iptlcn' it” is the
: qulcqut‘Romody. M_Painful,
.Qwollonlhounkuo “Inu- .
' -"Neiitroncg _mrcrtiition< 90" -~ pots
‘ioim iiid "lflt'ladlbl‘in' mite-chips, is
easy to take. four . fut a’dnr.
«aircrew cameraman
ee‘ sou-.Mmm its. m
In unleash mum-isms Ml-
aons)» mflfimcufidm .. ' ’
"‘WWV W.” never
sili- torsitnctalfllnuue mini
sadism tomato
u; Mimic-twamwscm
A
.-an exchange of practical suggestions,
.of the interests of others on
' Wall streets after the big bitmrd of
gestion on all the. railways of the:
country, and t’ ~ editorial adds:
"There is '. rd of pnimce
lllutudl consideration in trying to
and .
O
1 solve the problem of relief. and ot co»?
operation in the effort to work it out“
to practical It-suils. In this the (,‘om t‘
D. S t
mission may be of service ill bringing:
the conflicting parties together for :i
hearing of their complaints and for}
There is little to be load by layinlt
stress upon the In squacy of that
l a small fortune, because of this tre-g mp.“ of transportation and of ten,
intentions advance In the price of ma-t
minal. warehouse and transfer facil-
ities. The situation, as everybodyl
knows. is not only exceptional. but'
absolutely unprecedented. The rail-i
road companies could not be cxpectedl
‘night. with the usual daily mmmpplgdimcutty in having orders for equip-t ed iilll- winter the Connecticut com—i to be prepared for it. for the neces-l
meat properly tilled and deljyemd’mf n iv had and still has I f slty, could not be foreseen. Besides.
. l“ y H" a iuni‘lhey were ml! ”“199“ i“ “I"
their efforts to expand facilities on
their lines and at. terminals by the'
restriction put upon their earningsi
and the accumulation of surplus}
raising new capital.
"The emergency having come and
pressing upon them in a manner tot
absorb attention, It was not possiblel
in any hurried manner to supply the
deficiencies. The means for supplying
what was necessary were tnadequute.’=
“The ltlles coming from the interior .
to the Eastern coast have not only.
been overloaded by tho pushing for-
ward of freight. so as to be unable to ,
funds, which impaired their credit for; ., ‘
whl""""“ mm‘d ‘0 1m." exorbitant Dr“?! [ lid on March 2. was arraigned In tho‘ handle it elpedlttously on arrival and .
get the tracks clear for the return of _
empty cant with promptncss. but they "
have o‘ticountered a situation at tho‘
seaports over which they could cxer-t
else no control. There was not ship ‘
ping enough to take away-the export ‘
cargoes without delay. or warehouse;
room enough to have them storedi
Then there were some shiplnentst
which were for one reason or another
mfwho protested to the police and it is entitled to preference, on account 011
special contracts or the perishnblc
chalacter of the goods. Much of the‘
blockade on tracks and at terminals
has been absolutely unavoidable. I
“The railroads are bound to do their;
{part Its effectively as possible for fav-
cllllattng and expediting movement lnl
all its lines to meet such a situation
as has been forced upon them. 0nI
the other hand. shippers should do
their part. in duly classifytnr. and dis-
tributing shipments, to avail mixing}
deliveries. and constgnees should co-
operate so far as practicable by avoid-
ing necessary storage and delays all-:1
the detention of rolling stock which.
should be kept moving as continuous-g
ly as possible. There is no doubt a '
good deal of fault and of human re;
gard for self-Interest and disregai-dt
both!
sides. That cannot be helped with-i
out a regeneration of human nature.
but this is a time when many lessons
are taught of tho importance of sub
ordtnsttng individual claims to the -
general well-being. This is conspicu- .
ously illustrated in the present situa-
tlon“in the transportation Ind ship-
ping buslncss. There are national to
terests at stake as well as Individual.
local, Industrial and commercial in-
.terests. There should be an honest
endeavor to improve conditions by
mutual concession and equitable oo-
operhtton for the general benefit."
M
ILIZIARD PICTURES 0N EX-
HIBITION.
A series of most Interesting plc~
turcs showing‘oondtttons in Main and
1888. have been placed on exhibition
at Glendennmg's drugstore. and are
attiactlng much attention. One
shows the tunnel mad lltorutohgeh
shows the tunnel made through the
drift In front of the Gazette Building.
Another in front of the Fairneld
County National and Norwalk Savings
Banks, has 5 cardboard sign "Keep
off the Grass." The Glendsnntng
Drug Store which was their run‘by'
Planted, she a number of'ctttsons -
and the as. tooth choc anlasLthe
building on the worm side. on
"of the most interesting vipwo shows
the Immense accumulation of‘ snow in
the nonstr‘fnhon’t of the pro-silt
Hour building. -~ Iii-almost mry'pio
ture are groups of sturdy lads with
snow shovelypany of then m the
business men of Norwallr today. ‘
‘ Tho pictures are from the collection
of old minute Views made by men?
out n. Fitchraad moor-aortic
obtained at his «IQ-h Labrlnlll‘
n
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(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS"):
The Blue Bird
18 SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird ("The soul of Happiness") is new or"
this Dinner ea. moo by one or the foremost American potion. I"? “
highest point reached in harmony of color. chm dew. d If ‘-
ths some time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it wil m
to be the greatest ovcH Bluebird in blue and turquoise wll' . ‘
soft red of nature on the breast, while the edge of each piano to h v .
tailed in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out complete“ ,;;-
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views it. '
..
Displayed at Gehebe’s
25 WASHINGTON s'r.
firids'lfi'e' t
25 Washington St. ‘ summit
33in
Blue Bitd *SctLCmmmt
Monday1 March 13.» '
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