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Thursday and Pridsy_
Winston Gharohi‘li' 3
WORLD FAMOUS $1631!
The Inside - -
of the Cup”
Paramount Special 1‘
A PICTURE TRlUMPH
suggesting that the surviving members ‘
":e. His theft was deter-red
Iin desperation upon his second i
Ie paid Jay Gould, his class
frixty cents for a. twelve line
Ihioh he handed in as his own. ESSEN, Germany. March 29. (By‘l
‘ t he decided to seek a gov-
' . . police here.
ffice‘ 1‘ is “3“le thatdwi'tih The attempt to bring on a general!
Of his poems as tre en ' strike in this region has so far failed
I ' “9' would be a safe man tioglscerlne plant at Pleuna. WhiCh
cing the huge hon vault surgents to surrender.
le the $ (10. on” 0011 stored them
1‘ .. .. I '
. homi s1ekmss. "‘ 1csuit tnpitiilut.‘
' l‘il'i'li and a 111111011111 bunk gu. .114 .11111.1mmunition.
. . ' ‘ ‘ ' '- \v
r 11.111 netted him some sru LO.‘ l)t;.\ . \larch
bought :1 tow acres at West been captured by revolutionaries. says
n 111" Hudmn- “'11P": umcmz . Loptnhagnn dispatch to the Ex- I‘IZLEBRATES
‘~
"(led tr-llises or a Vineyard he change Telegraph Company. quoting
his iniotinal intercourse with 0d the revolutionists. who have form--
“”“dmg a ““1 house ("03“ ml :1 cir-iziocratic Vs’hite Russian repub-
tlit- river—just above l’ougti- lie. '
“11"” rural civilimtion Kim is said to be. surrounded by re.-
" ““3". “of" about him. h? bellious peasants. and tie (‘ommun—
"Slnbsxnlt-s cabin :1 mile. or “I“; then are adopting “mm“... mea—
k in tin- woods. . . sures.
it] not no at his studies With ___*___
determination of an herbalist.
lire easily. and wrote breezily
ho' spirit moved him of the
of nature He never made
1' 1h. discovery of new'sper‘iesJ
hing: ol' cataloguing them. butE B
d 1.1 finding for himself and:
g to others the charms of close-I
S. W. mm“
ins bright, in agreement with liger Juniors b" a score m 9 to " mm
In? that “Ali's well with the morning, on the. Shore road lots. A
"" ietuin Lame WIN be. plziyui at the
lielte lot. on Thursday morning of
is week.
itles of his books included
.‘ .~ ' -“ " 1 . W l ' . _
. :‘lfwmml l 05“.?” and I d The lineup for the Tigers was: 1
l.1-1»sh ltields. Indoor Stu- Potters. (.1 Long p- Knapp lb'
. . . .. i 1 . “S c ‘ l. d . , v - .
B‘Mb‘ 1nd I 0( ts. ”m '1 1 1 Preston 2b; Camp. ss: llolunil. 3b:
" “The Light of I)ay~lteligi-I . _ ‘ . _ ~ .
,ussions from the Standpoint. 1.1 iltll. rt. Smith. of. plbbons. lIt.
. . .. ,. . _. . 'llie Shomrocks lineup was:
utuxahst. Literary Values. )
ays 0' V'ltUIO." He was a lolirhn. e: Tyrlll p; Tlulklev. lb;
‘ Dugan 2b; Szalai.ss; Pennington.3b;
f \Vait \Vhitman and one of
s was an appreciation‘ of him i" Policlia If Zimmer, C" l‘og‘u11)_rr,
1 also a boon companion of. “0‘3; (sub). 11
Roosevelt in nature studies. Ti" 9 score ““5
i’ (-velt‘s occasional _ers ............... 103 001 ()03———8
ith ' . tiire t'akers’ antlI
0 charged hem with brutal
“an his hunting trips the \en- William MCKmley
efense. With John Milli
arks.
3‘ ’ and "Slubsides." . 'l‘tur- 1-
treats on the Hudson. lunfl'ht‘stra,
Y ' man} admirers. ,. . I
e mes tor his I he armoiv was elmrmingh arrang-
, . nost
IxariahlVI' “((I;‘~eg}1¢:nc:xli‘<fi1:ated the organization \(-llow_;1nil red, in—
tic fa51ion 3 tmmhed with the. red. white and
St blue. '
is 75th birtlidax he said ‘ '
mung has its delights and its .
‘ 1 ms the noon has its tiiumphsiwgn by Mrs ILeonard 31‘011n.‘ The
tisl. 1! ions but theie are 1” 7° was a “‘8 (101131!" gold piece.
and :1 tranquility and a spiiit- A lucky ETAOUV aETAOINNIxNN
‘ th close of the da\ Th“ committee In Charge consisted
lift about 9 of: I'H‘laiu Keonm u/MI J. Murphy,
1 11;: to neither.” . '. _
.1 N. Y March 29.” John CI‘QT‘QSW T. DaWson
. Us died on a New York Cen- —-- -
rain near Kingsnille. Ohio. on TODAY IN WALL 8m
.v 1 in California at 2 o'clock .
.5 111111015. He had been ill for six thWAililL' STREET, 10:30 a. 1115-31“.
' l ess on the chest 0‘13 overnight advices especially as
‘ ”h a“ a ’30 ii to industrial conditions, were moze re
(:11‘. and with kidney comp ca— 'assuring, leading shares were under
H:- \\ .19 so. eager to get homc‘ pronounced pressure in the early
11 long journey was undertaken Istages of today’ 5 stock market. Motors},
11. hope that 2:; could surviivne 'sfigelg jqupmfents anddtolgaccos {were
~ 1 udd l , a few in n-’ ec o renewe 5 art so ling
T311... 5:191:11 aske3d: “How near Studebaker, Mey’can Petroleum Cru-
‘ cible Steel. American LocomotiVn
we?" American Woolen and Consolidatedl
_ . 1 \IsiriI.I1n. 111‘. Cl ara Barrus. his Textile were iOWer by lar e fractious
m- wt 1 rsula Burroughs to 1% points. Motor specgialties, par—
1. thxsxes Eleanor and Harriet tlcularly the rubber tire division also
11.": 1.9m on the train. }eased and CODDGI'S and sugars ro-
r.‘ u1:.\.\'Gl.. N J. March 29.—-— flglcteda Ilse]; of support. Eghgnges
II \. Edison. a member of a a ong rats are nomina c stage
1 It'\ of intimate friends who‘onWLgfigo‘slT'ggégghgy higher
. , m manied John Burroughs or; 0011 —The early
. . he las
1. ‘I ‘ ‘IamII’mgd taggiigortrow to“Stocks most affected were Houston
1. 1 >.I onpriIsse t the naturalist's Oil Harvester Transue and Williams.
1. "1 ‘ n” 3 0 Central Leather Pfd" Famous Players
- and Endicott and *Johnson. Before
. hr- alwnvs appeared to be
II highest types yet evolved noon there was a. spirited rally in
which many losses were cancelled.
’ \.\li lh’f inventor.
: 1m lantic Gulf, Crucible, Mexican Petrol-
? 1:112:11: Egmfizg‘d Huggg‘eum. American Woolen. General As-
. 1111 111911- Camping trips let' and May Department Stores, all
{I mums contests were always a. rising 1 to .2 points oxier yoiter 35s
1
( “(In competition. and in final prices. Bails were t e o y
issues to hold back. being only mucus.
.. ’r
rted
m" - :- customary member of the“ PO. WQI-f' STREET.1;30 P- m"“An"
I: 1‘ {31311311331 II—Ien‘ly‘tf. We: “augment that‘sthe 11‘mericani :83:-
‘II II ‘ ' < bio e Comm!!! '30 nclease '
1. Of my emigre 833? in .Vidend rate from 8 to 9 per cent. sum-
?Omim‘e B r 0115115.. 11., 111mm bullish enthusiasm at midday.
. 1.1111111) 0’ M" 11 rd knew the American Tel‘émmne rose 6 points and
.. :11tely human an no 6 per cent. *bonds_ advanced 8
..11iar with the ordinary him “in Wm“? the often.
is but when we came “9011 Mad :
ewcies we .always had to con» “er WI. WW8 Edi?!“ , Hi? 3I
i‘ orroughs. I was the 89010- . ,
“t t~ party, Maxim was 6111'
1 Ford was a. bit of an sue:
birds.” ~ ..
11 as Firestone?" If!
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M's the bust“, .
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1 he continud.‘
7 was our jute; u '
v . I A >> Q '7 "‘m I a“.
{cablin- F3:- iuus m: m given in the M
I ,. _ a in e A3331”)! Ha} last
open under blankets; ut thinyear wej Moulds}: 1:111:11, night. By the
intended to- take along. ehts firm usualiv successtul am; the proceeds
mite. . . ,. 1- -. a 51m from it with be distributed among the
Air. Edison made pub c 8. telegram unemployed‘ members of the mould-
received by km from Mr. Firestone ers. organization, .
Music for the occasion was furnish-
of their Icmmnz trip! attend Mr. ed gratis by the Musician's Union. .
. Burt-011g: at funeral in s. bogY- . i‘rhirty musicians rendered selections
I Our fiend 13111110118118.1118 tele- during the evening and at no time
v-gram Said “the companion or our de- were there less than 12 Injunbers in
:I-‘ht'fni trio in the wilds. died today. the orchestra
: . . is trip to California probably causes.- The committee in ch oonsi as
N BURROUGHS, ' - ma mm mm was um a» or: John 110...”... ”‘e "
OUS NATURALIST . Bethe? we outwith illnew".o1mers. Edward McGee. Milling Payne
~11zsn Peterson. Donnie 0' Keefe. Gould
”3.1:“ FIFTH-IN 111111315 1'“ ..... W .... “-
111mm: ms A confides.
The dance was un-
m... Tb Reverie
1:1...me
William 1. Chal-
3-5.-
H. kyle; Joseph E. Gormleyfi ‘ R
Budela. who was attended by Dr. Dan-
iel E. Sullivan. will be able to go to
his home): a day or so. as his mint:
es. re not serious.
and Otto Emethal. WOW GOES To HOSPI- ,
Edward Sudela. 0t 39 Oak street.
Derby, attempted to M bemoan a.
Nomlk-bound bus and another car,
shortly before 5: 30 o'clock last night,
on his way to Derbym a mommy 16.
and, when he found that he can!
do so. attempted to butt the our ahead
of him out or the way
He received severe contusion: about
the face and body and was Men to
the Norwalk Hospital aboard the bus.
The driver of the bus was Frank Bar-
fleid. of 76 North M8111 street. South
£91m) of Forty- Jive Degreés in Tom-
perature Since Yesterday Alternoon.
seconded by Jup
3‘ 335’“ “1 13$"': 1“ 1363 he The Associated Press). éFifteen riot- Pluve and .K‘ 0 Boreas. med 8
.“ “Shingmn‘v‘y‘flf something ers were. killed and forty others “come-bac
.“nati‘m ‘0‘ “115‘ m the “mm wounded in a. clash with the security defeated between 5 and 6 o'clock yeS-
. lterday afternoon.
Lp to late yesterday afternoon the
. . . day was pleasantly sunshluy and mild.
. lied Into the 'lreasurs' De- BERLIN, March 19 (By the Asso- ‘About 5 o’clock came a. driving wind
"“1 ‘fSked 1"" a 4'01" It was ciated Press). -—An important gain was storm WhiCh
Iat his vernal verses really made today when government troops stages of a sale. and then mine rain
.‘ the “'00‘15- and smaCKEd or and security police surrounded the nl- which later turned into hall.
I The temperature that had been fro-
" the "“‘asury “mm .H3 has been a Communist stronghold tor-meme about the 80 degree mark. and-
*0 take the place. At a little the five past days. and forced the in- udeiily remembered that it had a. date
and dropped ‘5 degrees in less than
_e kc p1 ““5 on “1059 who went At first they offered stubborn re- no time. and this morning was below
. sistanet- but their escape was cut off 32.
11 “ ”ling 0' be buds, ‘0 N on 1111 sides, and they was obliged ‘0’
George Clark, ,
pumping station at Chalmers pond.
myttm. is convinced that a Ford
certainly can "kick" When it is be:
lug cranked. He broke his right fore-
arm shortly before 6 o'clock. last
ntghtnmd was taken to the Norwalk
Hospital. where Dr. T. R. Bradleyre-
duced the fracture.
around in a short time.
Battling Winter.
OPPOSITION to the legislative 11111 by.
which it is proposed to drag all healing
when Kid Spring was
.11.. cum wmp. practitioners of the State under the .V V
domination of one group of healers is
still alive.
The freakish weather is said to be
. .. . 1 . ,. {the fore runner ot a. severe cold snap.
. “I‘St “001‘. W ":kO—I.Obln. '1 hr 11 oops took 1.000 prisoners and. but forecasts for today said that there
Will's 1m”- 3“” “'ork “5 :1 st 171 <1 Luge supplies of rifles machine: is a possibility that the temperature 7
will start rising by tomorrow and that
the weather will be clear.
A SUBSTITUTE. for House Bill 860' has“
11111111111111!quth been offered for the purpose of killing
THIRD BIRTHDJAY
I'_ the fight that the original bill stirred
Next time you " . . . - ‘
m to Come} up, but 11: 1113.3 failed of its purpose.
irate on *a piece '
.’ tot worklostsllp
_ solidi of WGLEY’S
between your teeth.
Little Dickie Huggerty of 3 South
Main sheet entertained a number of
-his Ilittlc friends in honor of hlsfl Third
“more “”35”" '3‘?“ m “'9' Helsingfox's advices. The Eighth noi—e
.01 ~1"“’““"“ k5 1111.19. 1“ r" :zhevili Army is declared to have join-.
'l'lurold .Kendrick carried 01'! the first
and Pairvne the boobey
prize and Curryne
son-ed after which they all departed
, 1.900 'tPR'ACTITIONERS and others who _ I
' would be affected by the proposed law-‘7
1
Among those present were: Teresa
' Terwillrg'h'.
I'Ilenore McCauley of Port Chester. N.
. Carryne and Eileen Hun. Kather-
ine and Robbie Raymond. Catherine
and Emily. Vunst.
Franklyn Slavin. Emanuel Eflron and
Dickie Haggerty.
A __ ~ appeared in Hartford against the orig—
.lt’s a wonderful heir _ . .
In m “SIB — and war bill at the hearing MIarch 9th.
monsoon;
Harold Kendrick.
REFITSES T0 RI‘IINS‘TA’I‘E KINNEY
. March 29.~——Judg‘e Lan-
dis. Commissioner of Baseball._
denied the application
merit filed by
pitcher with the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans. who was charged with violating
his contract last May to play with an
independent team at Franklin. Pa.
Kinney deserted. the
club when I’the Franklin team offered
a 3500 increase in salary.
evidence introduced. it was brought
out that the Philadelphia’
advanced him $1,001)
the start of the 1920 season; that he
had been granted a sixty per cent. in-
crease in salary and that he left the
club without notice owing about $800.
which he has never attempted to re.
THE NEXT HEARING which is to be
“held at the Capitol on Wednesday will
find fully 1,500 out to battleagainst ac—
for reinstate-
Hazards
. disappear
. . and hard
. placescomeeasv;
‘ for WRiGLEY’S
“newton
androise-ltadids
the not that
means. success
1 ix sfi§$§i§§i
Philadelphia
Ceptance of the bill. ' --
preliminary to
Sham rocks .......... 11-50 211 1 (ms-"9
PRESENT LAWS for the regulation of»
1 1-011th alwms came to theI . Camp Has 1):!ncc
”WW I £)l’l- i: :41le
I ist of thC “"St 1’ 1:310:15ng l'nder the auspices of \Villiam Mr— ‘IL.(15\1{1‘HY puns OI“ “'OUVDS.
.7' “Hi (1111130115 :21. f O Izlx'inley ('amp. No. 9. l'. S. \V. V.. a ‘ ‘ ‘ -
h Mml‘ In a 31‘“) 0 L" successful dance was held last night
at the Norwalk armory. Music for the
oc-easion'was furnished by Svec's or-
and that is why dentists, osteo'paths.
(l crest deal
for Se
BOSTON. March 29.—-Jolm F. 1
Carthy. kept alive for several days by
.a transfusion of blood i'rom his moth-
er and brother that made it possible
for him to be married while on :1 hos—
pital (-ot. died early today.
who remained at his side
during his
. , . . re
who mad pilgrim ”IFS the ed [‘01 the occasion with th. colors of
as!
c.“
2;;
almost constantly
was ordered to her home
cians yesterday
was feared. but she
‘é
slimmiumiuum
A lucky number (lance was won by
‘ , tin 0-
m. 0M ‘5 3 “ml 0f 1“ g 1; M19. Leonard lirown The, prize “as * returned again
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McCalthy was shot in the barroom
last Thursday. in which-John
HEALTH COMMISSIONER BLACK is
baseball player.
John J. Connor.
. . the bartender who
fired the shots. is being held without
He claims McLean and McCar-
assaulting him
thy‘awere intent on
when he fired.
. ..
'OVERLAISD PLANT T0 ‘RESITLIE.
.. therinr o h ' —
TOLEDO. 0.. March'29.—Between Ea ’ g f t“ e opponents In H‘art
6.000 and 7,000 employees wilL‘return
to work at the Overland Automobile '
plant here Monday.
Charles B. Wilson announced today.
The plant closed down .Nov. 1, 1920.
5179711229 System
apparel for
Stylish Stout Figures
This system makes available a complete
wardrobe of fashiomble and correctly
proportioned meats which . give large‘
women the envied "Stylish Stout" figure.
- Do away with medlossm unsatisfactory fit-
tings and donations
Insist on .Svoltliuc Syswnn‘
‘Dnsssss - suns 'COAIS"m
nnAssisxss
vice-meal dent
his error,
ALL PRACTITIONERS who would be.
placed under domination by the pro-
reaction ranged from 1 to L points. .
posed Iai‘w appeal to the citizens of Con-
m
. '*UKDBIVBAR
”communal-r3 afillluequngw
WRITE FOR BOOKLET
necticut for a square deal.
4 er . ,
'" ”m" or men to a. high Leaders in the recovery included At-
illustrating Intent. _
you my gull: a
ATTEND THE HEARING Wednesday,
3 or write to your Senators or Repre-
seams-m, iu’Héétford, and ask themI 5‘
it; 1511 Substitute transom Bill 860.
of Svelflino System I”!!! had 11111121; 5071.
lender opposing. ' .
MADAME SVBLTLIN‘B‘IY
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Ereryone should take excep-
tions! care of his eyes At the
first indication that their rigor
has been impaired he should cam
.imlt us. we will advise conscientif _
Ious1y concerning their condition.
Had don’t neg glasses we will
so use you. you are in need
«1‘ the members 0‘ “9’93“" :1de Other utilities gained 1 two-Bf ofthem we Will give you satisfies.
ce .
.\lr. B111 roughs. despite his
_ tonally quoted. Enlarged offerings of-
\. acquitted himself credit Lean money at 65‘ percent. were "7'1
.
a
healing in Connecticut are adequate,
chiropractors and optometrists are
firmly sét against destroying the old
laws in favor of new ones.
wrong when he says that: the substitute
bill has weakened» opposition. The
ford, Wednesday, will convince him of
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