in the air" butuvv‘hy
dould wemfife'snmh 01'
joy or sorrow, there's fun in the
w,asnoonece.nnnmewhat
and com along we break out in
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lotmoretooome—avexydelight—
position. .80 we work With
mob zest and hope ferthebelt—
fortune‘my W “011
'on—foe‘workiscoodfnnnf.
err 811': said and done—and it al-
powill cure indigestion.
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lll’ENlNli III THE
SPRlNli BASEBALL
snsmuumuuw
.\'l-2\\' YOP'K. _.\l.irch 12.—~ The. open-
inz Cllnlrst in the annualhnte-seascn
inter-league games. between the base-
:hall teams of the major circuits will
he played in Jackson'.‘illf'. l-‘l.i.. tomor—
imv, weather permitting. \‘-ll('ll Ill”
_\'. w York Americans and the Brook-
lin Nationals Ili‘t'l in th0 first match
of a long >i'l'lt‘S. Other combinations
Quality- - Service--Price
Whichisthemoetimportent whensrmaopemand
EVERYBODY wnnte EVERYTHING all at once?
toeelllumberbuthowtodis-
tributeitsothueveryone-msy get stair share at a. fair
Pleasekeepinmindthstonrbeeteflmarestyouroom-
mend and that we shall oquntitaprivile‘etobeofeervioe
Tue Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
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battles, on April 14.
nict stretches throughout the South
anr Southwest. while the homeward
tiip. at the close of Southern training.
will he sprinkled with similar games.
In thcse games the modern baseball
inanaccr and club secretary have
f<.ui‘.d a way in which to partially cut
«lotvr. the heavy cost incidental to
training trips, in which parties of
more than forty husky athletes have
to he t‘nnsportt-d and quartered at the
I'Xl'-‘n.‘t' of the club. \‘I'hile the aver-
age Stile receipts do not compare With
those of nnjor league pennant games.
the income from the contests is not so
small as to be ignored, and, in addition,
Mr ABIE ID 3'; " ' ' ‘ sill. & . l')\' the
00’ GET ON GO . ‘3,,all.1i(.l.mi(:mi)h.3‘21:]er71In...;-f.mp]=m,{ 1131f the :amts zivt- baseball tans of the
3 DAYS ’- “ l' ‘1“. to an” cuniposinz The National ffll' Stilllll ”1.4-... onlfi‘utgllIWx-tunlty t0 N-e
' ' ‘am'. .‘tt‘uerictm lmarues \.il“ be engagatamous stats in ac . .
V1CTORI“ T XI CO ‘ " Ill 1" t s't- pin stain "'ni vl-2 ‘ _\ list (if some (if II)? more llllllUl‘lallI
- . , . .. . . ._ . _. . . _ .
Phone 937. I'flll)‘ NT ‘2 as with} come-sh: of this thlll": iollows.
'—- H, Place. Ameriran. National.
March 1“. Jacksonville. I‘la .......... V» R York \s. Brooklyn. .
Smlth, Und8rwood, March 13 Miami. Fla .............. ..\'»\v York vs. I incinnati.
Remington, all other March 17. lamp-i. Fla ............... \\'ushington \s lll‘ooklvn.
makes, Bold. renttd. .\li'l‘('ll lti Miami. Fla ............... New Yuri»: t‘s. (‘mclnnalL
”Inked Rentals. ’5 ‘l.llt'l: 1", Tampa. Ha ............... \\':lsl;i'iuton \‘s. Brooklyn-
”? mon'h' “Rum“ March 1.. inhuman. rm .......... N. awn-1. \3. Brooklyn.
“’1‘! ”"10"" mom” . _'~ alztt'iimiivlile. if}... . . . . . . ..._\t \x \ ork litimklyn-
PLUMBER. I Forth \‘t'ui th. T» " 1‘. . ..I‘»c.~'t:n v.2. .\'6 w \ tii'lx'.
TY» E‘v‘JRITER EXCHANGE.
I“ Fllrfietd Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
SPECIAL
LADIES' SHOES
Newest Last
At 35.00
Value $7.50
See Them in the Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main St.,
South Norwalk.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETTES‘
PIPES and TOBACCO
TARLOV BRtlS
Up-to-Date Cigar Store
memo Block, 80. Harwell
Tel. 1581 )
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RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40::
Ipeclal Supper including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
We are in the market for 8.11
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
. 87 min St.. East Norwalk. Ct.
Specials In ‘
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
You will save money if you
buy now as we are closing out
the following lines: Ajax, Fire-
stone, Pennsylvania.
Very good value in Racine
Blemish. guaranteed 5,000 miles,
at $15.00. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
Pearce, Hudson and Victor
Bicycles on weekly payments.
A. MODNE
'7? blurb Uni- St.
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Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOEN
Auto Supplies and Acceuoriel
' 65 Railroad Ave.
tug—fit Salesman—A-Want Ad
neat nu you will receive the best;
gestalt! obtainable.
Xt'\\' Yofli.
l l‘Jill'is‘. Trims . . . .lltisitin vs. ~
__ "~\ it like. l‘u‘l =. Inn-“ts ..l‘.t».~‘.on v.2. Xi xv York. _
'_" Tampa. lr'Zu: 211.1. . , . . . . . , . .\\'a»liin:mn \s. t‘iiit-tnnatt.
3.1 X'-.lnm‘mi . Hectgz- ..... .lr- uni: \.~. llnsiun.
.‘l \:;—.in_ 'I~ ‘-.:i~' ......... l'I 2ton \s .\'o~\\ Villli. _
_'i Tullfinl. l"l(|.’i'l:l ,,,,,,,,,, \\‘;i2n1n;'.i:‘_ \.- l'illi llzllilll.
_ -lv- “writ; (Z~ttl',"' introit \s. liostot‘.
J t ioniivi'l‘, l’itw :. ..\'. You» twinn-
'_.'. liwt-‘im 'l“ ........ lir ~ll\", \2. _\'. \. Volli. '
".lzti'tli L17- Hzlzizido. l“lu.iti;: ......... “Washington ‘is. l'illt'mllnll.
lulll‘l .17 \’.:}tit'i.~'l‘! lit-lu‘xltl ,,,,,,, II: Hull \‘s. i HUD.
leol't'll 3'1 ll!iil>lli[‘,_ '1‘. \‘e‘ Ullt‘fttln \;-. 'i-w \nl‘l<.
.\l.i:‘(ll _V. '2.‘llvi‘.lll. Flrvtida ........... \\'.t lllll_'.1\!‘ vs l‘iiicin‘lélll.
.‘llull'll .‘i. ljustmuu, Hem; .«_ ........ I34 :rnit loston.
.‘lzll‘tli :7 Jacksonville. Hanan ._\'. w Ymk \s. Brooklyn-
Nlillt'll ‘ l - New ()l‘tiills‘. I,I:‘_1‘\iun.(_,,l‘,()>{t||\ \'*. New \(Il‘k.
\lart-l: " .\ll£.'5ll. Florida .......... ‘\\'a-.hiii;ton \‘5‘. t‘int innatl.
Mirth :T \lat-cn. (humid ...... .lntroit is. lltisteti.
.l‘nisttll‘i \‘r.
NU”! \‘(I:“l;.
Klan n ‘_'. .\'» :‘x Orleans, l‘tI'll'iItllit
Elnrth 23<-2;\ll.tnli‘l. lirulhid ..........l)ittoit \2 llostotl .
_\l.l:‘t‘i .J't .l:1tl.~on\illo-, Florida ..... Xv \v \ oil. \2_ t‘iilt-iiillatl.
um). ya lat-lgsonnil»; Flotilla ..... \Vumnpum \2. trmklin (dmlblt‘ 11‘
Mun?! :39 Mobile. Alabnttia...‘ ....... Boston \.2, New York.
.‘~‘ «11 :34 .\rln'\lllt‘. .\'. t‘ ............ lHtl'n‘t v2. linsltlll.
:1th 3'.“ 'i."vn‘\il?~‘. Miss .......... l'ost'm \‘s. .\'-\‘~ York.
‘51 .n-li clieil "1 vi S. t‘ .......... \\‘;. ‘mnutcn \s. (‘int-iilnatl.
- "' ;. ‘i"tllL’.lil ......... In t:oit \‘s. l‘wsH-lt.
,‘l mvl: “t \lt'l"lnll'.~'. Tennessee ......l'.,—ton vs. .\'i w York. .
"-l I: ll ..i \wl.’..i.ni.t. S. t' ........... .\\';ts3‘.lll:'l'll \‘1. (“illi'lnnan-
\ .i i. :.l <;:- ~ i.-‘:.~:.\, S. t‘ .......... lntruit v.2. Boston. _
] .l;.i ‘,_.(.n-.i;ip.. Florida ...... .\'t '.‘\ Ynil: \s. lirool'fxyn
l .l':: l::(.;‘,. 13:211.--. .. ______ 1:”..101: v.2, New York.
1 lilt‘lz\lllt‘_ s, t‘ ........... ‘i'ashinumn \s. ('izicinnati.
1i..] i t;.,].l.l,..y.) .............. llpl'fl'il \.-. Din—loll.
:.' .\':t.2li'ii3ll Tc: n~ 2- ~wt> ”Ito-Mon \s. New Y'tl'k. .
.; _' ltalw ph. N. t‘ ............ \\';i_~l;1n;"tun.s(‘il‘vt'inl’lfllL
Il‘il ;.‘ llttl‘lmiii ................. Ill-tt‘t-i' vs. Boston. '
H ‘1 ’ Jacksonvll‘. 191mm“ ..... N! w \‘nil; Vs. littmklyn.
'.‘r_ il I-{nnxyi’h' 'l‘.-ym._“.... _____ Huston v:, N! ‘J.’ Ymk.
‘pril \‘ChghjnLyHn. I. t‘ ......... \\';._<‘_,j:;-__~1un i< Cincinnati.
.‘.l>t':l “lump-1.], \\'_ Y” ,,,,,,,,,, [uncoi' Is. lloston.
.'J"il ’ l'hotmnnoua. Tt'llllt‘firtt'.,.;:(l7lllll \2. \'~'-‘ \‘ot'k.
’ipsil l \\';r2llingmri. 1’! 1' ......... \Ythllltli'ltm \2_ t‘incinnatl.
\t. il l I'llul'lo-sltlzl .s‘ .s‘ ........... Marni: \s. l’vrt'm.
\l 'l _ I'lllullllJltl. .\ I‘ ......... X«\\' Ytulf ‘.~ llltntlilyn.
‘.; ll -, .\.sl:\'ille. :4. ‘ Emu-mi: \ . .\’«v.' York. .
‘u- H 7. itiilimnnul. " \‘ ...2li.ll-ioll w. l'incitiiintt.
ll Hunting- t Tl. \\'_ \':‘. ........ lIt-ll'lill.\'1‘1(l5l(ln.
I ‘l V ‘l‘vl' . 11“} S. I‘. . .. ...... \'. \\' Yot'l: v.2. Brooklyn.
Al .1 o? \\'ll'rl'll'. Salt-1n, _\‘. t'. ,l‘mston \‘s, New York.
v\l| ll ‘L l'l"".‘lllhil!li. \‘zi ........... \‘x'ashington vs. t‘incinnatl.
lull ti l'ill‘lit-lslllll‘Z, \\', \‘t ....... ‘h-‘ti‘tlll is. Boston.
-\l' ll 7's‘l‘lmstt-r. S t‘ .............. _\‘t‘»\\' Ymk \s, lliotiklyn.
Mull T w: it'- 'lie, \‘u ............. \‘x'mhincton vs. f‘int‘innati.
.\p,il T l‘laiksbut'g. \‘I. \';:.. .llttioit \.2 lloston.
A: r‘i‘ ‘ c-Inr. Salt 'll. .\'. t' ...... .\'-.-\v Yot'l' \s. Brooklyn.
April \ Xtiz'ttilk, Ya ............... licston \s, .\'t \.’ thl'li.
.\p:il \ I’m-liming \‘u .............. \\.':~-liington \‘s. Fintiinnati.
April » i-lil.iiis ................... llt'lltlll vs. lloston.
Alliil 7' Lynchtnzz‘: \‘u ............ .\‘z xv You-k v.2. Brooklyn.
-\ll13l f‘ ".1. int. l". ............. lf-isinn vs. New York.
All!” 1' I'lurkislntru. \\'. \‘n ........ ‘.\'2tshinztt:n vs. (‘incinnati.
.\p.‘l St I 'li..lr" .' :tl. Kid .......... lhtroii 2 Horton.
April 1”. 11. l'.‘ prime—13.x: .......... raw Ym-l; \‘s. Brooklyn-
-\l"1‘i‘- 1”. ll“ .‘7 " W ‘l: ............ ltnstun v.4, Ix”. Y. (l’olo Grounds.)
April 1”. 11 1‘1“: lllniill ............ Washincmn \s. t‘im-innati.
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22c lb—Smoked
Lean and tender stoc
you can buy today.
\ I“ 1 R‘sgrn‘ p'qnfg+;r|n P
Chaice California_Prune
rancv ‘1: not: - rain Eur-e
Swiftjs Dixie Bacon. per
S‘y'ift s Pure Leaf Lard.
Fancy Ceylon and India
Royal Lunch Milk Crackers. lb. ................ 19c
The Old Reliable Ozone Soap ............ 3 for 25c
Shoulders—22c lb
k. the most economical meat 7
offee.p=r lb. 45c
spar .. 21c
. RBQ‘. 18c. lb. ..... ‘. 16c
#9::
lb. ..... ' .............. 3 lc
nerlb.. ......... .....28c'
Tea. lb. .............. 45c
type have been scheduled than was
the case a year ago. and it is is proba-
ble that close to a hundred such exhi-
bition :ames will be played before the
clubs line tip for their initial pennant
The site of con-
v-F—‘fi
(Conti-neud tl-‘rom first Pale)
A
later said it had been re
ported that there was collusion be
tween miners and operators ‘0 bring
about interruptions of coal production
to bring about. increased 91109!-
Federal officials aid today that
amines would be served on those in—
dicted as soon as they 0011"! 59 pre
pared. No arrests. however, were ex
pected before next week-
NEW YORK, March 12.—The sub-
committee of miners and open“!!!
appointed to negotiate the new wage
agreement for the anthracite miners
resumed their deliberations, in execu-
tive session here today.
Hope that the award of President
Wilson‘s bituminous coal commlsslon
would be available as a basis of set-
tlement in the hard coal field has
virtually been abandoned, as John P.
'White, miners' representative. refused
to sign the report. Ofllclats or the
'mlne workers‘ union declared that
'this disagreement will bar any con-
sideration being liven the ward to
the soft coal workers.
Both mine workers and operators
have agreed to proceed with the ncgo
tiations afiecting the anthracite field
as rapidly as possible In order to pie»
vent a suspension of Work in the
:Pennsylvania hard coal fields on
IMarch 31. when the present working
agreement of the miners expires.
l, Officials said that neither the major-
}ity nor nlanll(_\' report would be made
{public if there was a probability of
lbllmzin'z the members of the commis-
ston to an agrecmo-nt on their princi-
the Jury
was studying the
completed )1 sterdav.
Mr. \\'liite the mint-is t't'pi‘c‘rnlzr
tive on the commission, refused ll)dl€-
(uss tht ricommentiations. hit: it was
understood that ll" had ll‘ Id out for an
tncrt-asc in wages oi .ippioxiniatcly 13.7
per cint.. and for
'l‘hs llliljlt"ll_\', Henry M. Robinson rcp-
rcscnlinu the public. and Rembrandt
l‘i .ilt-~ tl‘o opt-ia’lor:‘ Yt [tl't <t*n!ilil\‘~‘.
recommended :1 Wall“ 'ltl\'. tire of ap-
iiittjoi'il _\
proximattly 23 yr Hut. and no
rhhnurs in hours and renditions of
“'(uk.
John L. Lcwis. pt'cshlent of the I'nit.
cd .‘l‘llo- \\'uiker.: of .\lll“l'l('il, \\ ho hur.
lllltl livtc last night from .\'c-\\ York.
«Inn- ll" ll'|~‘ lw. 'i :itttvidii.: the :m
llll'HI'l't- \\';i;t- cuijittv'nto. t‘nllllt‘lr"d
“dry uiIh .‘-ir. \\'li:' and “villain.
tin-en. .s'tt'l‘f'lal‘y ot‘ the Miners’ L'u-
ion. familiarizlnt', himself with lllv‘
ll'dcts. llt) ~till declined to make any
‘stattment, but it was expected tho
the full excculin c-~mmittcc of the
iiirers w- ttld be ."'l’l:lllO.’l"tl :o consid-
er the tuture action of the workers.
\‘l'liilc im- (ottnui—slcn failed to l‘vncll
a unanimots «Leis-ion, asked for by
the l‘t'esitltiil, it “us said that its lil-
lior lull not hit i. ll‘. vain. and officials
at neia'ly lll‘llt cut that the conflicting
it ports l’(illlll lh‘ ll.-" d as a basis tor an
amicable :ttzim l'lt‘nl llt'l\\‘t'('n the oper.
aims and mini rs.
Stti't-ttsly tiretn said the majority
and Mr. \Vlixtr- “t"l'l' not tztt' Hlmtt on
the math-r of wages and he hoped the
tiifl'trenccs (mild be smoothed out in
dirt-rt contt ll'llt'l's. ’lhr- failure of the
majority to recommend improved
working conditions pioved :i tlisaps
pointmem to Hi:- mlncrs. it was said.
as this had lien-n one ot' tln- (lilt'l de-
mands of the men.
\\'.\Slll.\'ii I‘HX. Match
fort to compose Ill" differences lie—
tww‘n thr- majorizv and minority of
the bituminous coal >lllli'." commission
“ill he made by l'nsident \\’il>on. it
“J.“ said tcdtty at the \\'.‘iitc llouse.
St'llANTON, l'il.. \l::i'cli IL‘. Scruti-
tun‘s minim: t-ncinm-is again enttrcd
the ()\llll'll mine. on lll“ I't'ople's (‘oal
company. today. to continue investiga-
'Vlltill (it the ll‘itllllltl oi operation. Ac»
tl't'ldini’ In ott'it-ials. innit-lions renal-
- vl lilltll'l‘ the earth's surface were con
ti'ar_\' to all ligand for ran-1y and in
\iolation of :l recent court (il‘tlt'l’.
'ljlte tllLLlllt eis cm ottiizt :t-d soizie r. -
sistotitc li'oiii t'()lll));ln".’ oit'ici;i':<.
.hzld locked :in cnltunm‘ to an opeiiiii:
12. -An t-f
to the first Vein, which 1i .5 fifty feet.
llt‘lt)\\' the surface. \\"lll iion
they broke through. As they cntci'ed,
Foreman McNamara. 0f the «mummy.
tltcitlttl to go alone. This “as z’L'l't-th
{illlt to the city employes.
; The police are in possession o! th-
minc. The company‘s attorney: :ue
‘ccnsulting today on the action they
.Will take in contemplated coul't pm-
ct cdings.
FUCHS' DIVORCE CASE UP TODAY.
‘. 2 I)! 7-9 2-2-4
Mummy Stamford Man Will Not. Con-
test Action Before Judge Keeler.
AHIOIIL’ the uncontested divorce
leases assigned for hearing today. bt'l
5 l‘orc Judge John Ii. Keclcr. in the Sir
perior court. is the case of Margarette
Eiden Fuchs against Maximilian .l.
Fuchs. both of Stamford. in which in-
fidelity is alleged. Fuchs Was. for a
number of years. manager of
Brothers, of Stamford. and is accused
by them of misappropriation of large
sums of money through surreptitious
sale of material from the factory, for
\Vhl’ll he. is said to have retained the
monty. Baer Brothers have brought
suit; against Fuchs aggregating $100.-
000. which are still pending in the
court. Fuchs was
crimipally, pleaded guilty and was
givrn a jill sentence by the Superior
coui .. lie was prominent. socially. in
' ‘ ~ ' - . ‘3: S".- f’ 1 :nd N w York, owned a.
.PUIIQ ADhle C’der per 0112 M: """""""""" 299 3 1:133:31; l-csidei‘ice in the suburbs‘of
QII’ICIIV Fresh Eco“. Der (1’1" ................ . 7:20 5’ ' rd. which has been attached in,
VVarranted Good E225. Der doz. . . . . . . . . ...... 63c l 1“)0 til-7‘ against him ‘3‘"8- Fuel”
V ery Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality). 9“- "‘ 43'5““ an“ “mm-‘-
lIli. . .B. . . d. .R0.. , . . . . . ............... . . . . 73¢ SOUTHWEST 51-03" Whfigmfi,
0t rea . lls Buns Etc every hour from . NEW YORK. March .—— e
T . . . ‘ ' ' weather bureau here today issued the
VI hite House Breadery. next to . following Storm Warning:
‘ “Southwest storm warning 11 a. m w
' ' , Hatteras to Eastport. Marked dis-
ec mann r tui'bance over Georgian Bay moving
rapidly northeastward. Strong south
and southwest winds beginnling thbls
- afternoon and shifting to nort west y
83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY .’hone 1405.- Saturday morning." 7
rep-art,“
sctt-nrhour day-.1
“112‘
u
|)Al‘ -_
Baer ;
also prosecuted. .'
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THE FIRST SPRING STYLES
WOOL SCARFS
The very latest models with pocket and belt.
JERSEY SUITS
Novel effects in long or short sleeves.
DRESS SKIRTS
Light'aiid dark shades in plain colors or plaids.
WNW
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TRISTRAM é? VHYATT
_.Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
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RETURNING HOME
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pal din: rences- tllt- amount of tin-l Continued from First Pan:
wa'zri-uudvance and :lie hours of work.
.0 n I‘. “'hite's minoritv report on' - —-. '
lho- bituminous coal sll'lkt; settlement H.‘ uqu' rub” llrhuqmz Inillnll: fol"
Was '0 be submitted today to 1):}.‘i‘zlllln. born 1».._<ldt-n-.-. particularly in
dcnt “'ilson. Mcantimc tiii- I’ll'sldt'lll .hm‘m; ”Hum”.
ll
l t'llll'.\t;(). .‘llil l‘.‘ t‘oin'uillption
‘ul \\lllrk"_\' in ('hi:. I") “Ill be limited
>lti :szon pints a day. t‘aptain II. E.
ll'h\illtl_ State prohibition director.
announced today, He told the lctail
ltitterists‘ Association each di'uagist
"nay :i-ll IUU Ziilltllls of “hiskcy. wine
or fl'l til‘ll lll'llllll. 'l‘lt‘wt- are 1.3”"
‘tfiuceists.
liajw!‘ .\. " 'V;li'}inplt~. [H'tilllhitl'lll
tntt-z‘cimn-nt ttlIl(rl‘ it):‘ Hit} (‘ential
Step .dcchrmi .s‘ttltlo tlt'uacists are
buying "'lllt'tlllrll'l‘u.” “'liith costs IK
t- ms a «pm: to Hullu' and tolur. and
stllln: If for 31. -l quart.
"If lllls‘ tlm ‘..'l stop. I shall lllg~
tli' l-HYil‘lilH'Tl' 'u ~2z;tlili h 'll‘llt'llr-
:2 thick as p: st (mites, and itl‘le
litl-ll ll‘v mil“ (-7 Itiilul‘ :el‘.)"-\ll"
.\l;i_ier lmlryinpli addi «1.
"There are 5.1"” moonshine- stills in
t'hicano. and l limo found some pl‘c»
scti: tionists “ho ult- tillmg (em liquor
ll'l't‘rt i'tptioiis .1 day."
”it —’
>vlrt‘.”
SUBMARINE No.12 FLOATS AWAY
‘.-—"’ "_‘_‘-"‘ "' ‘ -A_‘>:—.
"iit'xzitittis'uivf 315.272.. Mai-(h
l'nitt-d States submarine .\'o.
\‘.lllt’h grounded on lion Island. in l'p.
per Buzzards l‘iay. yesterday. floated
it fit atly today and resumed her course
from Boston to Newport, R. I.
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1‘3.
1'.)
RADICALS LEAD IN ARGENTINA.
lll‘l-INOS .\llll{.\‘. .\ruentina. Match
1'. The ntst l‘c'ltlllls ll‘Ulll Sunday‘s
elections to Hit- t‘t’uiizress of Argcn-
tina. thi- counting of “hit-h has begun
todav, slimmed the Radicals in Ill"
lead: (In Ill" early i‘cturns that part)"
appears to hth- elected half as many
again u: its candidates as the Social-
'ists. “llll Ill" l'l'oarcssivc Ill-moctuts
|t’ltts‘t- li'lllittl lllt' Stit‘ldllshs‘,
BRINGS SUIT FOR $10,000.
lilillltil-ZI‘URT. .‘Iul'th 12. Suit iol'
SlHJWH damages was today tilt d in
the Supwrior court against the Home
7Scenlc Water Rid.- l‘ompaily. of .\'o>\\'
roller coaster at
York. tvln't‘nlol’s of a . ‘
ltoton l’omt. t‘onn.. lxy “ei'ncr ‘f'w'
nen. ot .\’c\\ York. tfoenen s son \\ ale
ter is .‘llltuvtl to have been thrown
1mm ti l.l tot ‘he z'olle r coaster, July
I last, sustaining fatal injuries.
'To SPEED up WIRELESS MES-
SAGES.
.\'c\\‘ .tii‘otxlutic apparatus lm Fri‘d
ti: " to in" \iords a minute is soon
to I: in i'illt'll a! the "and radio sta—
lion :1! Sttyxiilc. .\'. Y.. it is annolincvd.
l'l‘fzt l... lllt- nltl equip-
mint is 1" “'l'le- a minute. although
t‘m-t‘c are st ndiii: machines capable of
spt ml with
.lt'n. A master l-rwzlix' ltcy conti‘olilnu
.I-ls small lirtak keys is operated try
the our zl‘liulllatliu 2ending: Illii(‘lllnl'.
‘.\ir incoming “11““
FiICt ~'
wave: set up lt_\'
-.- photographed and the tires
from the photo—
llmt the new
it}
sate is liltll read
graph. l'
systoiti \\iIl
i5 (Win-(dell
mutt iially
cone-stir ll of
cf news and cotntiiert'ial lucssugtu“.
HOLDS PICTURE NAIL SDLID.
“'llf‘n u. is so suit that it will
llt'i l'ultl
I";ls?~-i‘ of paris in a
_tl:e hole to a fair size and insert, the
pl.:2tei'~~';tn.! a minute afterfiflie nail
.m and let i: dry. Thc nail will be per—
,fectly sea tire after it has dried.
wall
mix a little
emai‘ec'
null.
teacup:
picture
..
SIGHTED SCHOONIER
a
IN Dl$TRESS
NEXV ORYK. March
Hay! and five men. the crew of the
British three-wasted schooner Maid of
La Have. arrived here today on board‘
the VVhlte Star Line steamship Adri—
atic from Southampton. On March 10,
about 7-30 miles east of Sandy Hook
the Adriatic sighted distress stgnalsf
of the schooner. took off the six men
men and set fire to the wreck.
The, schooner was bound from St.
John's N. R, for Bahlai. with a cargo
of fish. From February 14 to March tin-cops are continuing to advance. W. Dunes. chairman;
she experienced a succeeslo of gale;
during which the wupritrheudgear
lettuce the
(aides in transmissions
l2.—»- Captain
TRENCH STOVE.
I
l \‘ive l
I
iiip her a -
'as a drcrsmakcr, though run:
a Francei She WA} 110' :2“
rt of dressmaking or 11- 1‘ fame
~ abound.
sdummies and all other
the trade are devastated.
This is the word bronchi
Grace Richardson at St. Paul.
"mt“t( by
I
' "' ‘ ' “ tii.'.'.;7;7=":'-n.
and lw Mat. (.. lliM-n u. . _
' . ' ‘ r‘ . \-
Md. both m the Ametu an i . \x, x . “ondL‘rIUI selection of c
1 .,. .x- l ‘I
.\-w \- - ;\ - 'ust r‘t~ttii':v....o... . , . '
on i. I 4.]. \‘ll(‘) lit 01 J ‘ .- “w_ ‘ . .. .x'~ CluSlVe Mllllner.‘ , 1‘ lfth
a trip t mount 1““ \c h .i - _ ‘
ed towns of Flinn-c. \zst'1i‘._' .2131“- : Avenue and Broad“ 3}
or‘ ll‘." l'nion t“. ‘I’llt'l‘lllt‘ de- m u .- . . a the
hills, an (li'::lll§‘/,;-lltill “in. 't._ :i " atfilcb for JUSt h If
. 'v .. . ~ \‘u . - ‘ -
oluiaticn “llll int .\ .. . Di'l Charged l“ the 3‘,“
t‘. ,\‘ -
It \\.ts m \llvll "\ ’ " ‘Ul'k Storefi.
toss-ed thi- tziumj. of .12: 22 —
tin-kiln: .\ uiil It ?\\*li'.\ ?.
Him.» Iifitk it) ll‘w \lll:l-v ‘\i r :l- ‘1 ._._L. -. _ H, ,_ . ,_ 7—— -
iii-vxsiiiiikiii: 53'“ “ ‘7 ...» .-
wtiililislatiitiit in the l.. sstiier‘.‘ ' . ' .
u: ier iictzltlw's hoili'B‘. ?-*’=‘-'7-“= Ifyou intend buytng Jeuek'y.
with a stme “lilt‘ll she ind ;i"-n Watches, Clocks and Optical
out m' ll‘.‘ tr. llt'li' s. For 1'. . NOW
' . cod . ear—BUY .
.2he llittl two "ilm‘astaH-l G 3 this y
. .y i... .f v ' -
Tm" “m“ “‘1 ““’ 1‘ Our Sexenth Annixer-
Qllllt' :1 large cum}! 0: .. q.
. .‘. i {I ‘t‘TIIl't' ~ . ‘
1mm u...» .u t ' 2a1~v and Remox a1 talc at
‘ , . :.. .1! it N ‘ .' V, .m
“m" M ”1'” “m less than Lest P1ch 15
silk luau. (the «1‘? tin up
. .. . ._ 1
“llll hp,- “ h. ll 23_.- b \ut .. .1 . He‘ll!
' ' ~ ="2 T ' it :31! 3??!“ ‘t‘nli s ‘ -
‘tl.l_\ lll.ll .‘l > I l\t l.l 4 ”V ’ " (‘rabn xour
artist it xvi-iv 111» r.- Lucy Ta. .
has ci‘f in iaisi- money to «2nd '9. :ilis- Opportunltv
sinus in the t‘ lllL’O. 'l‘er 1 \K’I‘. l' ‘1 V '
' ‘ ~ - . w
liven stt'zt-twrl of rusty. .1": \ :ttl ‘ .077“
books and lieutlitm :ti l'..~ .‘ all . l
CHARLES BRA1\D
Miss l‘t 'li:':‘<lson says: “in \\'.~."
U - - . Expert Watchmaker,
t'titnl \vv \\'--nt into the liur.» v. ‘Y’u'
parlor, “llt'l’t‘ t\\'rtit}—li'.'0 LdlS .‘til Jeweler and Optician
tillllt‘lt‘tl to 11;...»t its. Ill-g Repairing a Specialty
llll‘tt\l"ll in ll=lv.'-tl!l‘n :" ill 3 r :1
as \‘tll as ti. l'lllili‘. tlti'lllml mi. Tl SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
l'iil.‘ Man 1‘” ll‘ tip Mil-\i‘. '.\.2 'i..t
in llll' pastor‘s 1n” n_ _.:. . . C. _
sttlilt'tl il‘ ll.i\t‘ In y-ll litill ;; .yft ____H ‘ _.
, n'thAYMAN GETS YEAR.
NM” and sun: .1 “H.” \" ‘ Waterbury Man Collapses \thn S! at.
sllllis." l‘. \Vzls 1‘! all} int"? ‘ (use '5 Pnnounccd.
1H. Tlicl't- ““2 p... .‘.;._.;;f 1 \!|ll“‘lil‘. Ilkttl‘. 1‘.‘ .anp:. \fe—
1" ‘ them " ~ - - i. . l ‘* ‘~'”'\\41“l'>vl'_\. I"lll"it‘-‘tl i1 ‘ha
I: . ill .. l . u 3 4 .. _ . ‘- NJ” -lll'l. :;l\' “‘4‘ K. “I“? .1 3.:er
Hmn' 'l-ul. ut Inuit: the tram. u.- ‘. an ll. .l.
“I" (3‘11“ ‘3' W“ it‘l‘ill 2 Is 1}, V El” il." l'- Mu .'_\ llI r». last tzioil h.
“mt: hnp..p._._-S “a": Lu” ‘W; alien I “new. lieu-“>- “3‘. 1.3,...” l:
....;,l ,i, 'I“ll . . _ 5‘-" 1-} .t Inn ut \\ill“ll.llll‘_\ liit ti. “as
.t} it til I.“ 4 ti .1 '1‘ ." my ”1“) N...” “h“ 1.. L .\"Hi' In ji..ll,
”‘2 ”"‘ “‘“l” ”tile-- " c l :. ':~.\ Juice \\.'i:ii.t:ii u. Arum... Sw-il.
hit-’1 “"I (“Hi li-Wu al; .1 u .. ‘ “‘l""l “Ittn St'lllt‘llt'” “3w l:-i_
tln- «Hopi Um. 2g! , . ‘ ll. :Zl‘a ! ll . Iltl nailed when lid quay 3,).
V A, 1' 1 I ‘ ittll‘t t‘l‘lt. .‘s.
ll."tl 2on4. (up my .i-lj -z;: Sar‘tlil'l typhfnwguz cf 'l’.i2 tit)! “ .10
:ardin to pill; i“: ”.7... \. l.i>1 intimiwr shut to d-mh F;an
lttz‘ ll"2' nun ‘vmjlv. WM :.., - 1. v . ' , ' z'a'nh 2w. ‘21 an :let‘i't‘jlthyn ;;1_ d gnu].
. . . - i..... .I . .. .n‘ .‘t'n‘tl litmztllllg' hurlw \_\‘.‘ (0'11-
I“ . S ‘ w' “\ "‘ ' u . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ~
iul ti on to ll l..l.\ ll. ll. .].n,.“7..:1]..st;.i‘.}1“>l,nm i"l".l'.t':n-
A: lll'lll‘.)'_ " mini”: ‘0“‘7‘. ".35“. sane. at Middleltmn.
ll:ttl «'1 Ili'lllllilliun nt‘ 13ml... 1, 5“.“ .~,.. ”Flam is )liil’lllll" “f “HMS“, y“ _\'_ J"
“7W3 then: :lt‘v no“~ RILtmn ivil.;ll-".E:“<, if? filial”: he‘ll!!!“ Illi Mutt?“ Frill-ff";
Tllt‘v “I.“ llVlll" I. v > . ¥ .. .tl . ..-tl], “Hi i t- ,_. ..- .I,
. ' , L‘ “'H' H l 1"“ .Ti- .2 ‘apt. \\ :llianl l’. .\l:tdtlt :l. Litard'
III a house. I“ the “1...“, _\' Silk Mills. Sol. ‘11
STEAMSHIP ESPERANZA ELOATED
.\'E\\' roux, men 1:: The \‘i'ard
Um steamship Espcranzu. \Vhll'l‘. w-In:
tizi‘oond. .\'c.;tcrdu‘v, off the
.Yucutan, lit-vim). has. born :1:
arrived safely at l’romeso. :le‘
early today accordion to e. messu
ccived by the line here.
i
.iit t
The i. .
gers on board suit‘ei'rwl no inr-finz' ~33
encc. it Was stated. An exaziiii‘..i:éon
of the ship to asct itcin i‘.‘ sins-suffic-
way.
I
t
CLEAR PENINSULA OF YEISK.
LONDON, March 12.—.Boi'shex~ik.
troops have cleared the hOStilevlforces‘
from the entire peninsula of Yeisl;, 2n
(‘iscaucasia. 0n the Sea ot‘ Asov, it is'
announced in a Soviet ofllcial com-l
'r'ailinique received today from Moscow:
. e town of Yeisk has bee c ‘i ' .
'by the Reds. n 0 (upxu,
. Of the fighting on the Polish front.
:where the Poles have recently report-
e ddecisive victories over the Bolshe-
viki, the communique says:
“In the Mohllev-Podolsk region our
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”they are med in violent in
l I. m . fight 8
m
m st. Non-woman (in
Inuilf T21" DI: ”f
‘1. '
.u.l‘.n..
toast of .
. Stan
flatten. March 23d and 24th.
,i
"k.
aloha
H. KRIEGER {’3' C0.
Milliners.
We are now showins a
Flam ll'.~’.t'l'. was refused a ti til at this
2- ssinn oi the culli‘l, Slaw ".2 .\l.t|lll‘.y
Alcmii said Murphy would get a 11ml
just as soon as the Supreme t‘outt or
l‘."“ot‘s has dispnscd of Ill” uppculs at
- nthi l‘ the Lilllllllt n' cuinicted 0!
:Z.i_.iu;: Madden and mm s» tun; Lie
ti" i.- in \thhcl‘slield prison. -
WlLTON ELECTS RUSCOE.
CHAIRMAN.
wct‘e about twenty \m. rs
I‘l‘t‘rl‘l'll at the caucus. of Wilton he.-
publicans. last L'\(‘nlll;;_ I‘Zlilt.\l 1’.
Ruscuc was appointed chairman of tho
meeting and F. C, Ogilrrt. ~t(1'¢"t‘d")'.
‘l‘. ere
' . - I‘rnost (‘ RoscoeI and \‘tr in: t‘o:1J~
cd 'mv senor: - 1'03 g ‘ ' - r .
( ’ ‘ d‘“ ”’9‘ not. 1' u - ,stock were chosen dcleizat s to the
convcntion, to he held In the!
Tl'e neg!-
ly cl. ctcd town cmnmittce is cumpos-
of the following: Ht'l’lt‘s‘ t‘. Ris-
toc. chairman; Louis 1’. Miller. PM ,;i
Mason. Elmer Jackson, 1". t‘. Bemdet
and George \Yat‘nkc.
G. 0. P. HARMONY IN NEW
CANAAN. _.
At a largc‘y attended cam us of New:
Canaan Republicans, last evening.
John H. Ilehrc and George \\'. llui'yea.
were elected delegates to the Repub-
lican State convention. and \i'cre em-
powered to appoint their own alter-
nates. The town committee is Georgu
C. G. Muller
and William V. Simon. is. E. B. Low-
rence was chairman of the caucus all
fierce-t mm.
a!“ .
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Norwalk Chronicler