[11.] .311”
Sr rut
. and Mrs. S. H. Huntington is sing-
iuuvd betore
£5 .11 MARCH 11,1919
W ‘WORK BEGINS
AGAIN IN BERLIN, '
EACH DAY
SOME REDUCTION. STRIKE IS OFF
(Continued From Page. One)
‘v‘Y RIBBED SHIRTS l
AND DRAWERS l
\a 3.7.7 $1.00. Were $1.25. 3
7L?
:3,
w
"Many Women Injured.
The incident had been observed. how
dressed in a marine uniform. was sum
marily shot.
More than 250 wounded
3. a the advantage at once.
’1'
uscph Davis
.63 Washington Street
South Norwalk
persons
5'3..er
drcn.
taken to the morgue.
1 tictims.
l Strikers Resume Work
i COPENHAGEN. Maith
int-eater part of Berlin.
(ruling off of tin:- strike. mos
itlm German capital announcc.
macs
{01.1 Socks now u." 50c 'ever, and a force of government soi-
dicrs quickly appeared on the scene
and arrested these Sparticans. The
.1 3.3. are reduced we will sailor, who proved to be a laborite
éwere taken to various hospitals Sun-
iday, including men, women and chil-:
Many bodies of dead also W01"
The Sparticans
} removed a largo number 01' illt'ii' own urday 1110rnin::. March S.
ll.-'~\\'Ol k ’ lu'cscnt,
' "“ as YOS‘lllICd yesterday llllt-lli’llnlll the
following the1
from
was soon: nonwant Emma m .
1' ' ' i ' HOWLAND'S " _
Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. ' .
____. .—.-.—-.—.__...
NOR WALK
so CIE TY
and Personal
NEWS
TAYLOR—STEATHAM.
k
Donald Radlmrn Taylor and Miss .‘Alv
lian May Stvatham were married Sat
by Rev. Harry
B. Heald, of New York.
pt'oplc will make their
with Mr.
Main moot.
home for the
uppcr
A birthdav surprise party was given
in honor of Airs. E. \‘t'. Talmadgc at her
'l‘avlor's parefifs in;
J.-- ..._..—-..-——A.— .-_ .
The rounfs'.
urn-s .1... Frcsidrnt Ebert and Si'C‘i‘t‘lhl')’ Lans- home. 5'0 ‘5 L'nion street. (Jami:
.4 9 r: -_ ~- ‘hcra haw arrit ml in Martin 1111'1‘ Wei-I “5“"? ltlmt’tl and refreshments sent:- .
mar tAll had a vcry enjoyable time and at";
g ews "Tim t'rutxitr disldaw-d 11V :1..- Spa"- tmrted at a late hour wishing the host-i
‘ ticans in tho fighting against us." (’5‘ man" more happy FN“”‘"‘ 0f 9h".
I roads an order is'suctl by Gustav Noslit'. day. 3
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. . 1‘ tho German ntinislcl‘ ot‘ dotcnsc “com-
s l'.. in e 1:: re t'om ' . . . . l
”“m h‘ mo ‘1 \ I” l't'ls mp to order '1111' pt-rson found .\l1cltacl liacanclh ot the Unitedl
7:11;; 415-4“ to No. .' "t ey ‘ ' ' ' ‘ " - . . . '.
' ‘ liuhtinz: against ”1,, you'rmncnt with States Art-anon corps. ietutned to thisi
arms in his hands to ‘lw shot intuit-oi» country 0“ one Of ”1‘" transports last!
i l l t \\"11‘ } “n.1,. ' week. He was in Norwalk Saturday!
. .111 .\\ttUt am 1 121111 ‘. " 1 . . - 1
- 3 .. :1112ht. lie is not yet, d1schargcd.
' I this 1311} 2111- in llridut ‘,..-1'i ' NOS to PunISh Striker.» . ‘ '- I 1 1W, 1
,lu,‘ l.().\DOI\. March ll.-At'c0rd1ng t; “‘m' ' “' 5”"(0' l
.' . . . . 1
a dispatch dated yostorday and trans f f
t‘ (‘1 on is (tin :1 mittcd bv thu Ventral News corrrs-t “‘5" 5‘9"“ "‘r‘mm- 1'49“”) "1.30
r-u . .. ‘1' . a' t: a- ' ‘ ‘ , .
pondont at Copenhagen. thc work "“0"- but, "‘ ptcsent ‘1 result!“ of
1111.» ottt-rnoon a? the 111cPtinIl.
\11! “all; Hospital Thimble (-1111). ”NIH"
men's council in agrved that
i work should l)1" rcsumr'd only on condi-
Ly T1 in it y \\'oman‘s
‘viuizii it at Lane‘s (‘amiy store.
from tho occupied quartcrs' that
persons arrested for participation
lllllllIN'l' of now candidates will ht"
at the regular
tin; of Slwrnmn (‘ount-il. No. 1342,
Arcanum.
'1lI-tl this cV't-ninL:
volunteer troops shoult' lN' withdr
trotn lletmlin
Drown Students in River
Alls’l‘l'lltiL-‘txl. .\l:11'1h ll.~-
\‘.'t'l'P killed and woundwi in
fighting “'lilt’ll occurred at Hallo,
' many. Saturday.
(‘opcnhaucn dispatth
News. Spartat-ans art-
roiman .lohn Flynn reported last
in: that John harm-n of 1:21 \‘.'atc1~
(-1 had found a. pig
animal quartered at his home.
and now hal
accordion to
tilt-
said
()ll
__...____. to
Unit:- {I (lt'it-mttitm of Norwalk EaLYIPS
- 'visittu‘s' in lianhury last ct'vninc
‘ tion that no punishtnt-nt ht- meted out,
that the troops should be withdrawn ““3“ “”h “1
all
in
the strike should he released and the
awn mother.
Many
st-l‘ittllt;
(let'—
a
(‘t'llll'ill
to hatv
drowned many students and otlit-u-rs in
1:3 the-y attend the annual St. Pa: the river there and it is reported that
1.. 11.1111 . 1n \\ onsttt Hall as the there “as a general pillautl in tho parts
‘ "\ “f Dunbury At‘l‘lt'. ‘of the city where the lightintLr took
place. (iovvrnmcnt troops eventually
' ”“Will'til liil'l'ns 13.1mm ’l'umda) gained the lllLLHl'PlV. it is said
-"""""‘-V~‘ Mcl-Inelly's Shining During the fighting last “col. in
~‘t.1
Von Kluckcr. for-hurl).
Arthur J". Huntington. son or 1111'3‘ attache at
a (lctman 111ili—:
Brussels and Paris, 1
was thrown into the river by the riot-?
St am i'oi'd.
to whiclf place her parents ‘
moved last week, has returned to her;
new homo after liming spent a few!
_\l iss
st reel.
llelcn Taylor, of
spent
Mrs. ll. M. Taylor, and rcla»
lives in llvihcl, Mrs. Taylor will 1'.“-
turn to hcr homo here during tho mm-
dlc of the week.
Frodt-rit'k 1’.
his homo in New
aftt'r an o-xtt-ndt-d visit
thmvin law. Mrs. Emma Monroe.
t‘uion stre-vt. South Norwalk.
itampshirv. Maine.
with his mo-
Of 18
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DPSl
Smith has ioturnml ‘0
of New
atixes in Sm 1110111 street -
18 Madison_
the week end with her
York and Ali'ss Loith lloenisch, former-
l_\' ot this place. have taken up their
l't's‘ltlt'llt't‘ in Greenwich Conn.
Hallo. a. German army officer named DID NOT STEAL
WI F
Continued from First Page
E'S LIBERTY BON D i
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1: with the V. M. (.3, A. entertainers 91‘s. lie llllt'lllplt‘tl to swim ashorr',i
‘ '3?" St'ltlit’l‘fi 0" ”1“ Third A\"'H.\'- wllo'rt‘upoll 1111'» tiotnrs arc said to have (liSllliSSNl. and on the intoxicationl
idwnx. (:3 rmany. rut off his hands. llc was finallv sit. (1‘41"? ('hzlrlit' promptly pleaded"
*“—*““' 'tntl 1.111111 . ““1"
“,1. twist; 1111' 5:11:11- ltttl.- 111m- m “hilc the 11mm 1"ccotds showed thatl
lt'l' it was lonnd ll-'I""‘i”’." ’3" lx'lm-lwr. who with tnilitar):1ttat'lic in by
111“” PU-‘W 5"”“4‘1” mil-“m “"" Brussels in lull with tin rank (11'
1h." \'.'t1'11:11: t') hvr llultlt' 1111'! la-
. major.
'. ‘£'\' 2 e3 ’t, '1'. . .
) ll' \\ 11») t ,.1'11 11.1111. $112111 I';t'!lt'!';1l stall.)
__ 1 Slay Captive Soldiers
'om.111 iw~~:t‘11"' 'nnrl 1131'1'113'1‘11' . . .
_, 1 1' ' ' “‘ 1::~.111.1.\, suntan. 11111-1311 «.n lily 11...
ll‘s‘ )«l I ‘ 3. - ." < -1- ;l . .
( 1 I " "‘3‘ ’1‘)! I" 1“ .\'.\‘('tt‘litlt'tl 1‘1'-ss). .\ stoi) ot' \1 hole-
mm- 11" <';1;-s1‘1~ M. '1-11 '11 '..‘1 . .
‘ ‘ ' salt- cold-bloodcd lllili'llt'l‘s’, including
~:'l'(‘t'l about noon \‘1'~:ls-:'t!;1\- -1I~ . . _ .
1 l ’ i l ' l thv shooting oi somv to (lot. t'll‘.‘t' s byh
' f.1‘tt >119 1'11 l“-'ll :'i.~:-:.-w :11 . . .
g. f ‘ . I 1111' spartwan lort't-r‘. \\ is told \‘lleX‘
11-4-1 vs'ah- tr:m~'tt'-"u'1
duff oath by sol-
undt'r a non intlll’ nt
déo-i' who had I)t'(‘ll t'aptur: (l in the in-
llt.‘ and l\ nil:
>, i.t;lil$ EVul'tl h: T'.‘ Nn“l1 \l:1 vi
:s‘ll'flt'ilih but cst'apml.
.l- 1r portml
31111111 mliw' ‘1": l‘\v’"‘> . . . .
_ ‘ X . _ r" rilltl:11.~' It'itl llt'Pll ('izplll‘t‘tl lll iht-
timl 1101‘ husband ma;- »-':"ttn1!:': . . . . . . .
. . , 1:1'1nity (1t \\ arst'uatw-rs‘ rasso, in the
an attack oi 1l1111111izz~ ttv-inuns _ ,
’ . , leslt'l'l‘i part ot Int- ('11). and \\'1'-l‘f‘
.slt 3.111211 an oiltcerbc st-nt to 1111-
l:!‘-‘I'll into :1 cost“ hack of a group of
‘ l'.~.:.-ol1n:111 “Ohm" “Him” rc- huildirtc< (H't'llltlt'tl by tin- Fparticansfl
tivtl :1. 11].. call and (111011 tor tlw- . -
'..t' 1::'::—'1»11"1'.-'. tho SUltliPl' (isst‘l'is
”a" row (outfiilvd onH by 111111 to (illlll)
1i Win Hiram. son (11' )[y_ am] “,3... ’7‘-"' :1 "Vigor. wit-urn thv'y wcrc shot
arc. 111' it \Vootlward avenue. has 11.11211 ‘1'“ l”"'”"'-““‘“- “1“"! ‘1‘“
(3 1a,; parents that lie is now sttt- “" 3""‘t".lt 111“. m" hotlivs it was
i‘.;1n_::v§'. France. with the "‘lfi'“ i"-‘-H_\' and :11'-1t!11~:' hrotlz'lit for-
trniutlancc (nips. 207111 Sani- ward.
. “ad that 1.1.1,.- “-..11_ 11911). Murder 60 Detectives.
“'hile this was goin‘: on a band of
<particans ltl'lpili-lllt in 1:0 det'ccthes.
\. ho had bhn ( i'tptuitd in the attac
)' >10“? :1 pair 01 1111» wooden 01023,
'h ”11' F1; nch wear. to his father.
mph Varady of 48 North Tavlot
13- was arrested last (evening for
1;: :1 t-ar without a license and for
n- no lights on his t-ar. He was
Judge George ll.
(ittcctiws vcre hillt-d with revolver
(-12-. 'l‘hosv who rm isIt-d were llt'ltl lt‘.’
titc Sparfit'ans whilv'
tilt-vi tilt)
the cxvrutioiwr
shot.
1 tsp until tomorrow
cure counsel.
4—
.1 runks
AND
Bags
Hrs-t quality kinds at
'casonable prices.
W. Hodge
North Main Street.
burgh this morning who continued
morning 1111.
the young man. who is :1 minor, can
South nm-,
A you'rnrunt bif')‘ti'lf’
t‘tliil'lt'l'. who wait brought illluu1
nitlllr' lllllt} \V'ds' lit'lll l)_\ lltu llhiltlfi and they ”000"!“
:fail to eliminate this uric acid
'kot-ps
i'w-t and torture-d lwlorc twin: shot.
. MRS. GEZA CODA’S CAR
and was a llll'lllln'l‘ oi tlu- (ll-1"
k abxoxlu d into the blood. I:
m. ‘he i. i. ‘11-11111111-1; “M“ station. The function of the kidneys to iiltei this
shots lit-{wow} 1;... 05...... at chm, quart: the urine;
bt- st.
both Mr, and 311's. chrand (
who cmploy him. a sentence
days in jail was suspended.
was rvlt'uSHd at‘tt-r airingr
tuomiso to bo- L'ootl
111' ('tn'l“.
or ten
and
.Imouulin: to $" 811
AIS.
lMW Cflllll WEAlllER
BR it'GS RHEUMMiSM
pores are closed and uric;
acid remains in blood.
lthwumalistn is no rcspct'tor of
color or rank. if
human
M'l‘rr :1 St tttirwl \Yant
Snvs clan
nun,
s11.
dangerous ol‘
onc of tho most painful.
jt,'('l, to rhe-mnatism should
moat. s as warmly
avoid .111'; amino t'XItOSlli't‘ and
all. drink lots of puro watr'r.
Rheumati:.m is caused bv 111-11- acid
which is ucnetated in tht ltowt-ls and
out lt-ss
(lll’:
it.“
a 'to w
acid ftom the Hood and cast it out in
the pores of the skin are
also a means of freeing the blood of
this imputitv. in damp and chilly. cold
weather tho skin pores are closed thus
the forcing the kidneys to do double work,
sluggish and
which
and circulating
system eventually settling;
won it and
accumulating
through the
HITS DR QC AN] ONE) w in the joints and mustles causing stiff-
. I J '
tConttnnea from First Page.)
hug" the curve and let the lady b1.
l)1'. Scanlon's machine was
'badly damaged including a broken run-
'ning board and door on the lett. side,
and two punctuied tires.
.cat was not badlv damaged.
r13 ss sozcness and pain called tlicuma .
tism. '
At the first twinge of
not t'1om any pharmacy about
rheumatism
four .
quite ountcs or Jai Salts; put a. tablespoon-
ful in a glass ot water and drink bofom
The Coda: btcakfast each moming for a w.eek‘
,This is said to clmininate uric acid by;
l Policeman Charles Page “as sum- 1 stimulating the kidneys to normal ac-
moned and finding that Mrs. Coda
had no driver's license, placed 1111 un-
der arrest.
l
The car was left in the Lockwood.
l
tion thus 1idding the blood of these:
imputities.1
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
Garage overnight and Mrs C06?! eX-' and is made from the acid of grapes
Named to Judge Candee that the H' and lemon 5111122, combined with lithia
.cense which she produced and which
texpired the first of March. was taken
out last December and which she sup-
mantis of tons, mm are meet
tmssé'rilt’.’
is, ”.19,
t'l‘ht- otliw-r l‘t'l't'li‘t'll to may b1 \tm he had he 1- n a bad actOl in (11138 gone'
his conduct ()1 i:- do had been of tho:
and bat kt d b} .1 vood word from?
‘.,'Botts. .
llt‘ ’
a terrain-
and the paymvnp
not the nun-I ,'
:zi'tlit'tions it in
Those still-1
and is used with excellent results by; ,
1r 3"}
Some girl’s
prettiest suits at
' $20 to $25.
'A llltllllt‘l’ said to us a while ago:—
“Why (It 111't you have some pretty suits for
girls that: mothers won ’t have to pay $35 or
$40 for”?
l
l . -...-_..
f. “’0 ('ollltlll’l answer that qucstion that day. '1'
t . , .
f But we‘- can answer it now. '1 hcsc Sluts are the
tmswcr.
They
would ask.
art- as pretty and trim and girlish as )lothcr
Y'ct thcy arc fully up to thc vcry minute in style
u—and haw- a grace and beauty that appeal to girls.
Tho; arc nicc fabric. arc made quite thoroughly,
and they hang and tit with pleasing cfl'cct.
‘ Good durable scrgc and equally du 'ablc
dine.
Pltntx'oi tho 3.;i1ls’ favorite navy and copcu
hagcnmand some bright sparkling Pcltin blues.
2 Differing in model and trcahncnt, there :2
nearly a score of stylcs-braid or button tl'llnlllt";
:rippled and box models.
“he thing are thcv sitnila1'-—-all are
; In just
1% and effect; are 1031 girls’ suits.
youthful 1n
:57 Yzcs in another thing thcv ale alike;
thcv aw special aavalue whether £22m is
2250 or $25
sun.
1 5,".
$20
Second floor.
Sample ’kerchiefs
at sample price.
Olll\ :1 little 1111 («111111.11 1tircly~and they should
sell 111 a morning. '
But so pretty and unusual that. we want every—
body to have cqnal share in the opportunity.
i Just. for wmncn, cntbt-oidcrcd with dainty (le-
or color in corner.
5 - . .
,s'ign 1n either white
? Worth .100 to 7 70 to 39c
i They go on sale Tucstlay morning,r with the open—
ing of the storc.
513——
('t'lil('l'. aisle. r1
. Plaids that defy
wool itself!
For girls’ school (ll esscs cspct-ialiv“plaids of
fine cotton that the ore cannot toll from wool at dis-
tance of six feet!
, Same soft appearance as wool, same seeming
Weight—@1111 exactly the same rich color effects.
ill‘;
low and individuality.
’G’Q
them for skirts.
'And how proudly girls will wear themto school.
3“,. :Yet every thread cotton and easily laundered.
i A yard widc— ’ o
. Main floor. roar.
Special necklaces,
Victory Red !
; Bringing their brightness and beauty. Victory
Red necklaces are the fashion of the hour. ., J,“
Ready Tuesday—two special lots. . ' ‘1
Bnihant and handsome red, strung on cord or Jon
6
So pretty that: many women will gladly choose
75c._
and speCial-pricecl.
Heard, almost by accident,
the other day of a maker of
bathroom fittings, who was
really anxious to clear up his
stock.
That. meant, if true, that he
would accept a low price!
“'1: saw him. Then we saw
the fittings.
They wore good, just what
folks are glad to put in service.
So we bought them and at
the low price we. had counted ,
on. 5 ’
Herc they am ready for wisc folks. With them,
we to put some of our own stock. illog't'thcr, the
two lots make a fine collection.
lt‘int'st thing of all is
that each one IS a bargain. ~
Bath sprays. rcgular $1.25——750 Tumlvlor holders, regular $1 45*
Toothbrush holders 1'91: 25c and Tub .40., ~. —
.- . ~ . > .. . p dishes. 1egular $1—obc
doc ‘90 and 330. Slab snap tlisllcs. rogulax' SOC—350
Towel bars: 18 to 36 inch regular pom. h )1 1.; 1 for u-
, , 1 _ . _ .~—A. -.c
.100 to 31.2.1— we to he ‘ " ’ _ ,
l ‘ Match holders, regular 3.1G-— 2.10
Since towel Lars. regular 31-4050 Shclf ,.. il . .. . . o - _ --
Glass shelves, 20 :12 24 inch, rcg'u- H l ' l 5' 30.51””, "a? $1 ‘ )
lar $1.25—- 85(' nmpcrs. 1‘ 1110. H 101' and reed.
“l rtgulal‘ 22.50 to 57—332 to $5. 75
'1ite 111irrors, several sizcs,—~ Oal' Minn“
$1.35 to $4.25 ‘ '
Opal glass l-llli‘h towel bars, 24
incltcs long, white pasts, reg
sizr's,.—-—-—
$4.15 to $3.75
and oh 111s nhite
it: $275 to $8..”
many
Bath stools
Cnntnclt'd,
gabar- 1
$3.50—— $2.75
l"o u rt l1
Handsome $3
spats ‘are $1.69.
lrIandsomc in every cssrntial—«and of iiuc qualityt
and varied colors.
82. '37) in $7. 25
nuttl‘.
In point of l’act, not one pain in tho entire special
collection is worth less than $2! and a number are
“'01 th more.
p
Of fine and film and bcautitul kciscv in 10 but—
ton height.
And 111 those colors that are most-fashitmablc and
that loud most—pleasing note of conti ast to attire: ——
ivory, champagne, pearl gray, taupe, and either light
or dar { fawn.
$1 69
‘1.
-. \t'm'ly all si7cs.l1if.;'l1 utadc, tine
ralnc, at spcct 1.9.1 piicc of
Main floor, rran'.
‘Be-autifui $2.50 linen
centers are $1.59.
l"t 11' crcry woman who apprcciaics centers of fino
llllt'lt with cqually—iinc (‘ltllllfttlt’lCl'y~—Sl_ll(‘ll(lltl econ—
oinr.
1‘ tom .\ladvi1a~-~.1 spct- i ii and good-sizctl gather-
i113; >f tcntcrs.
liml‘n'oidt-rcd in a down and a hali.’ (hill-rent: taste-
ful pattcrns~~~cacli a continnatmn of (")1th and solid
designs.
'l‘hat (~111l11'oitl1-1'y (lonc in" hand and with Wond—
rous skill. '
3’.de 'st-allopcd and ('111ltroidcrcdmcutirc ccntcr
tof c .xzccllcnt lincu.
Beautiful plaids; dark and medium, with life and]
i
l
To this \‘(Iry day we’ve had 110110 to cqual them
in long time at: lcss than $2.51L-4his spec-1a]
gathering in each of: its $1 59
I
scvcl‘al patterns-—
Some special white .
"gloves at $1.65.
Just white—and (just right.
Gloves that women will appreciate; because of.
their smooth graceful fitting ability, and appearance,
and price.
White lambskin, Spring waght, with black em-
broidcry upon back giving them narrowed and pleas-
ingair. ,_ p s ., . ,v ’3
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