{FILM DIRECTOR’S _-
MURDER PROVIDES
NEW MYSTERY
Continued from First gage.
‘ fmnlnllls lull .
: illsmull AS .
mus" PRESlllENl
WARSAW’. Feb. 3.—Poland. politi-
cally. is eagerly looking forward to
the summer elections when the first
president of the new republic will be
chosen by :1. national ammbly com-
posed of representatives of both
chambers of the diet. .
Joseph l‘ilsudski. who was appoint-
ed chief of state just after Poland was
declared a republic late in 11018 and
has. held office ever slnceunder a pro-
visional constitution. is understood
among politicians to he one of the
presidential candidates. Several other
names have been mentioned. but the
newspaper editorial writers appear
reasonably confident that the chief
contenders will be Pilsudski.‘ Vincent
“'itos. former Premier and the pre—
sent leader of the peasant party in the
Diet. and Vt’ojciecli Trampszynski.
speaker of the Diet.
There has also been much specula-
tion among politicians as to whether
Taylor's negro house-man. to Mabel
Normand. motion picture actress.
while others noted in the film industry
whose names were brought into news-
papers in connection with the direc-
tor's death, included Edna Purviance
and Mary Miles Minter. also motion
picturé actresses.
PeaVey gave the police an account
of his finding the body and his spread«
ing the alarm. Miss Normand. who
was one of the last to see the director
apartments \Vednesday night in con-
nection with a. book Taylor had loan—
cd her. Her chauffeur corroborated
her account of the visit. which includ-
ed the statemcnt that Taylor had ac-
companied her to her automobile
when she left. Mrs. Douglas Macliean.
wife of :1 film actor. said her maid re-
lated seeing a heavy set man. dreSed
in dark clothes and wearing a. cap
and muffler. skulking about the mace.
The statcmcnt of Mrs. MacLean and
her maid was strengthened by em-
ployes of an oil serfice station two
blocks from the Taylor apartments
Ignace Jan 1’fld9rews‘“ mam“ and and by the crew of a street car.
formerly Premier. would enter the The service station men said that
presidential race. but no definite an— TVednesday night. a. large roughly
nouncement has («or been made one
way or the other. For nearly a year
dressed man had asked them where
Taylor lived and the street car men
Padl'rf'WSkl has “9““ _ in America. told of a passenger answering the
spending most of his time in Paso same description who asked to be let
llohlo-s. I‘aliforniil. off the car at a point near the Taylor
—_—" apartment. where so few persons;
“mac" Pildf‘r9W5‘kl .‘Vfls ”cont” alighted that he had remembered the'
quoted as mun}: at l‘;1.'so liolllrs that
he prohallly would return to Poland
Within four or lin- months. that he
considerml himsclf at the service of
his country and always ready for a.
man and the incident.
The detectives said early today they
had learned that Taylor had.‘ been
aware he was being watched and once
iccently had seen a man outside his
alive. told of a call she made at his hatred for their former
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Stamboulisky. Bulgaria's ' vigorous
statesman, farmer and reformer.
“If ever Ferdinand should dare, to .
éput his foot on Bulgarian soil. the Pre-
gmier told the correspondent with a
ftremendous thump on his desk. ”the
ipeople would rise up against him as a
‘traitor and either hank ism: or thrust
Ihim into jail.
' "No.w\*ou mgay tell( the American
’people not to listen to these frequent
{reports of the return of Ferdinand.
l\\’e have done. complete penance for
lour sins and part of that penance has
:been to banish forever rrom our sight
i the faithless Ferdinand. to Whom most
[of our sins were due."
M. Stamboullsky said the Bulgarian
people are filled with contempt and
ruler. the
father of the popular young King.
idiomwams-s-mm
Boris.
-POLICE MAN AT Humor:
Request for the .assizmment of a
State policeman to traffic duty at Mil—
vler‘s‘Bridge. has been made by Mayor
John .3: Treat. (of Stamford. in .a
communication to Robbins B. Stoeck—
el. Commissioner of Motor Vehicles:
The request was made as the re—
sult of action taken by the" Noroton
Hill Improvement Committee.
part of the road being a State road.
the boundary line between Stamford
and Darien. it becomes necessary for
the State~to handle the situation at
this point.
Mayor Treat. in his communication
to the commissioner. also requests
that waming signs be placed at this
point which has been the scene of
numerous accidents. '
For
The nicest cathartic-laxative to
physio your bowels when you have
Headache Billonsness
Colds Indigestion
candy-like Cascarets. One or two
Dizziness Sour Stomach
Conétipated Bowels—Bilious Liver
tonight will empty Your bowels com-
pletely by morning and you will he]
splendid. "They work while you
sleep." -Cascarets never stir you up
or gripe like Salts. Pills. Calomel. or
Oil and they cost only ten cents a
box. Children low Cacao-eta too.
This .
Yeast Vitamon Tablets
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Royal Society Packages, Spn'ng Numbers
In. designs quite new.
Garments for Women
Lingerie of soft fine crepe in flesh color,
ego piece entirelg made, and with suffi-
cient. floss to finis each design.
Nightgown; sizes 15 to 16, and 16 to 17,
Combinations, sizes 36 to 38 and 40 to 42.
(DmReaa Co\
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Store élosesdaily at. 6 o’clock
'Any woman Who is handy with her hull».
who likes variety in her work, will approvin.
contents of these packages.
lovely undergarments, babies’ things, to so»
cessories for the home. On the garments.
sewing which to many is the tedious part, is
and one can begin right away on the interoslirg \erk.‘
matching colors and embroiden‘ng the tiny sutr'lw-g,
and
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There is ewgvmgp
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Ill item
of.” acne!
Children's Clothes
Play Suits for little boys of 2 and l w .
Blue and green Zephyr with “lair urinal:
bar guimpe, embroidery slitlllln; .27 HQ,
and black. ‘ $2.23 and $2.50.
Rompers, pink or hlur- Zeir-lmn com}..- :qu
made except for simple rimllrmllvrr vhf-l.
In 2 and 4 year sizes. $223 a. *
call but ln- dill not think lit" would
accept thv presidency it it were of—
fered to him He :ivlllul limit he luv]
no inttntnm to take cox-(Tn-
mental affairs.
part lll
lipartm- nl
phoned the news of his death to Missl
Normand shortly after I
bedroom Window into at night. l
Bliss l’urviance. who occupies an].
near that of Taylor, tele-l
l'eavey hail ;
Bring Real Beauty
Jan-fishes Skin Eruptions. Puts On Firm Flesh.
Strengthens The Nerves and Increases Energy.
said to ll.'.\c burst into tears
mrl‘ . d at tin-
all»
lltlD in any way.
RATE f0“ BABIES 'l‘.l:. lor l.:ul tlll‘(‘t‘ll'd many actors
. famous in tho lilm world. including
, .\ll:‘.\ Minn-r nml )lal‘i' Pickford. l‘i(‘-
is THE HIGHEST turns Ul Mum and that of Miss Nur-
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nuntl Ul‘l‘lll‘lltl promintnt places in
his illuil‘llllt‘lll.
Miss Normand List night denied :1
ll.ul llm-n l-neugml to marry
,yhg ('i<. re-purl slu-
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1.’H_U_,,_ .v .u .. .. -x W .. “qty 1,, rm- lulpi'l' int: rxivwcr. stutul they Liner,
.. u n l . l l v l 7: chivalr- llzni luv]. tllL‘HLI'll, but had decided [‘1‘
K' , H "be lllt'l'PI) lrivntls." r'Ti-e “Til ho- lliltl:
....,, . .. - . ,..:'. IN (3 1h: help-“1 7:-l' with lul hailing; illill l.<'l
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1 I“ . -. my»: a! {it} (hung: lulu wmsllll l'le tlé'lllll us t'i
, ,W , ., , H , .,. .1; Ln.» [Hi llwr 14-} .ll tin 'l‘.i\lln apartments. till ‘
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Iln’l.y ; l“; l l..:- ol' l3. Fllu'khl‘lll‘l, ll.:lllIl 3‘.ll'l ll um‘ 1.. .lzisxur to .1 it it.
Eu: ::- if I l VH1 ' '«l .L: .1. in i:— phone till ll’wlll mm l't‘,‘,’.ll'lllllg .i book.
my}; ix 5% {will wait ~’l- lmrl llougm snriiv
,1... .; “Hwy-1..-. London's r.er llgllt munuylms .wul llv «'vnls' worth
“v I . l.,_-l._ ll .f \\'z;::m. M; u? pullints. ‘.\lll"li «no .llu on the “um
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GIRLS! LEMONS
:mxml llni boll). and Miss Minter was?
when .'
’l‘uylor apartment
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il you have an ugly skin. flabby
flash. hollow checks or a scrawny
pouch? Ffartin'o VITAzMON in poa<
uncly guaranteed to gun you new
health. beauty and a well-round“
(ace and figure.
are
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highly concentrated
as the other tw0 sti‘ more important vim-
Imuca (Fat Soluble A and Water SoluLlo C).
l'implcs. boils
Vanish like magic. under its purifying Mu-
bright instead of dull.
is toan
"sin.
Concentrated Tablets Easy and Boo-
nonxical to Take.
Results Quick.
If you want to quickly clear your skin and
complenon. put some firm. healthy flesh on
you: bones. increase your nerve force and
power, and look and loci l“) per cent. better.
simply try taking two of Mastin's tiny yea-st
V l I‘AMON Tablets with each meal and
”instills V! l AMON contains
east ntamines. as well
it resul ts.
and skin eruptions seem to
NO HOLLCWS cnoc. ‘ the complexion Lecomes fresh and
beautiful. the cheeks rosy instcad of pale.
the lzps red instead of mkrlcss. the eyes
_ The whole system
and‘ invigorated. and those who
under-weight began to get some firm.
v-there“ flesh. b‘o mrid and amazing
the resins that success is absolutely
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why. 'u wil‘itl. tlrll \\!:.l-". u.‘ 'u:_-
(:I' ‘llul'iu «l lulu-ls. 'l ‘ i. lini‘w M: ‘l
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$2.50 ing.
Bloomers, sizes 28 and 32, $1.50
; Camisoles, sizes 36 to 38, 40 to 42. 75 as.
‘ Nainsook Garments to be embroidered in
White, for which ample floss is supplied in
Small Girl's Apmn. 2 and 3 in :u-
bleached" with colored appllquw C r‘
loon pattern.
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slampmi on fir..-
A Timely Offering
of {l Heavyweight Rili'nctl
UNIONSUITS‘
A fine varm garment for
these cold days
$2.15
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or two for $4.00
Costello
Men’s ShOp
21 North Main Street
The Textile Store
SPECIAL
#0 inch Canton Crepe... $1.25 yd.
Colored Outing Flannel, 8 yda. $1.00
136 Washington St. S. Norwalk
4” Complete
Qt Rummy piece
(£12710 Out/ifs“
The first store tn cut prices! The leader in bringing: pl?-
Sterling F urniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street
war price levels llilfi'k in normal! Now we have guns one step
farther and have slashed our prices still rlr‘npcr in gru'igailiic
February Hale, quoting prices so Eow they seem almust un-
believable, It‘s no wonder the entire titlllillllllllj' i< talking
about this wonderful t‘Vt'lil. JIM one glance at the. price
tickets tells you why. '
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:0: no use to themselves or anyone ..(.
ms, _. backacke, -
lswer is to be found in a state of free- , lOOlhaClle,
liom from the troubles known as “fe- : neuralgia, ,1. >
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cheerfulnesa and serenity. whileAhef
Hailing one, repels because of'ghcr lack
'of these qualities. It is not necessary. §
mhowever. to harbor aches and pains,i
‘and thee j‘blues"
detrimentito society.
dia E. Pinkham's
pound has brought relief to such wo—l
linen. and given them a '
~life.-—Adv.
Thin Blown Tumblers
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Arm an}: sour: womcx Porr-
each package.
Nightgowns, $1.75 Combinations. $1.50
Dressmg Sacque of pink or blue voile,
. 31-00
“Unbleached” Apron with patches of blue
and lavender
to be appliqued, $1.00
I'orflome Use
Butterfly design stamped on white Irish
linen, p anncd so as to be extremclv easv
to work. ‘ t
Centerpieces, two sizes, 22 and ‘36 inches.
$1.00 and $2.00
Scarf to match, 18 x 54 inches, ' $1.50
Luncheon and Dresser Sets, on white or
unbleached materials, to be effectivl‘lv
worked in colors, are reasonahlv priced.
a.
Carriage Cover
pique, to be embroidered in \\ Pun,
Pillow to match, ll 1—2 x 17 invl» ~ ‘
Bil: and Bootee Set of while ill-g".
Dresses of while lawn “lill l.-
panels. 2 and 3 yr. size.
Dresses of pink or lrlllfi \miil
brmdercd m pm]; and \\lll':". bl)“ ~
3 years,
Bonnets of pink or blur- Zuphx'.
year 5120,
Rats Of white pique in l.“ (if-n"
yellow, 4. to 6 years.
a 4‘
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Baby Sets. fine while lawn. t \ - r'
drc~<. slip. cap. and bil~. b . Tl
nmnllls in 1 var. 413
Art SW‘, -
Middies
in Junior Sizes
Navy Blue Flannel, white braid
trimmed, 8 to 16 years.
$4.95
Blue Flannel with pipings of red,
bread on collars and cufls, silk em-
blem on sleeves, 10 to 14 years.
$6.50
.Navy Serge, braid trimmed lacings
in front.
$3.95 and $5.00
Junior Shop.
Second Floor.
“Jumper” Dress
of exceptionally {iltl‘acliw- .v
girls of school
French
shaped V-front
are bound with black lll'fllli.
leather belt at waist. To l...
pongcc guimpc having lllnf' .'
on collar Sign -
a 310
(‘0111i'\'
some. nary Hue.
mill l:ll‘:<'
and cuffs.
years. (‘mnplotc \x‘ill uni}; ‘
' $9.50
Tea Pots '
Of Belgian pottery.
deep cream color with
highly tinted flo‘al pique
decorations. In two strap at wrist. Dari;
Sizes; brown only.
‘65 cts. and $1.25 $3.25
Basement Slip-on ‘ ‘Biarritz ”
6 for 39 cts.
. . Basement.
\ bah/11d” ‘8‘.“
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beloved and successful. while
Except in a few cases the an-;'
The well woman radiatCS‘
that make one a.E
The use of Lav-3
Vegetable Com-l
new- lease on *
"than? Head Colds
.3312an cay-
iiala at”
,kam
Cloves
. Real Kid Gauntlettes
1n 8 button long-1h. l’nll
Stitched.
Electric He“
For sleeping '
bathrnmns, my
any room Where ll
(‘Xll'a llCIll ls llf'fill't'tl.
r ll e coppnr l‘t'il‘lt'
wit ll
Gloves in white, lililt'lx’ _
and beaver.
l:dcbe?
“When you’re suffering from
or pain from any other cause, try
Dr. Miles Anti-Painrills . ._ 4‘
One or two and the pain stops
r‘ontain no habit-forming drugs
Have "ou tried Dr. Miles’ Nervine?
‘ Ask your Bragg-(ct
I Sentinel Wantjds firing Results.
Anmgwe‘mside andoutside of the nostrils with
My Motif free breathing
>l‘\'l(‘.
$9.00 and $11 0!"
Round cylilllll 1' , "
$6.75
All l;.i\'<‘ r-mv: .’
$295 plug attachml 1.7.
Main floor. P. ~ I.
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the skin for 2;»
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cream essm-tl;
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L. M. Ayers
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'55 \‘Vashington St,
50% Norwaik, Cum.
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