,. New‘ York' Physician
. 702 exec- rat a day with no harm~
{at reaulta la the record made
many patients ot Dr. R. Newman.
a ”canned practicing p‘hyalcian of
:. 1‘. Fifth avenue. New York." who
‘ announce that he haa perfected a
.aeeee-da
.‘ meat; that he
‘2 (To Focus Attention ofE
3mm TEN
"fio HAVEKEEP
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Employes Here 0 it
How to Retain Good
Health.
A program of brain: lieltormt‘n'.
among its nearly Swim \ mployes has
been inaugurated by lhv‘ Southern
New England Tols‘rhon'; Company.
Realizing the " economic advan-
tages of lnc‘ltcr hwnlth to employ-rs
and to ihr- business. the company
has announcul a Keep “"011 Contest
and has offer-«l a substantial prizr.
MIMI on tho numb-'r of «“mployc-s in
service. to the diatrivt which makes
ruary 1 and August 3.
prize will hr: gh'vn not to individuals.
in". to lhv; Councils of th-z Tolephono
Emplnyor' Association in line Win—
nmg dwrm 0, “mm m. comm"...- a rate of thiriytivc miles an hour and that the train was nonls'lmlo-
has five:
London. Bridgeport and
for! also in New Haven.
For many yarn the
Company has .onsramly taught
Ila employvs first aid. .\'lf": automo-
Tel: phone
bile drinng. accident Drew nlion. hy- ;
t‘alCu- :
Lated to minimize ill hmlih and 440-;
cidenta, and now has rvnlarged this!
gitnc and kindred activities
program by 'h-c {twp \Vv‘ll Conwst
in the hopo of turning the (‘iiT‘l"FS
person into a habitually crtro‘ivii per-f
son.
The piirposv o: lhls contest is to
locus almntion on the wine or good
health value. Which can best hr.
guarded and promoted lw keeping
Well. E'iiyliiiris
prevention of illtu.» by such simpl'i
means as 4!": within the “th (.1
evei'yom. .\ l-l-nicst E-‘it‘ll on this
can he trirrif'd or; onlv luv rti'ordinglv-zi
gm irrllng‘ flit-il‘l's lzoil n.- i.i l,‘1ll‘0lil3'll.f1.ir .1 day _
’ was told
had ll slight ntiu-k of ap~
’Iol'iis'vd
-‘.ill.- to like l' rrisy lnr 1L \x'lfll". Afr
more: at \\0ll~. “.li-‘n ih> _\' should lie.
lost working Emma. and
the prize In lh dl<iritt \Klllt‘ll mums: “‘50!"
it)»: Matt dinning Ui tuliln; an‘Mu 1::
:>lCKll‘?:: r-«wrrl. but it is iiu' lhe in~,
Motion vi in" can: .u. in luv}. cm-
at hamr. not to h 4.4““ lh- ll‘ l"‘,’lil‘n‘
to duty lit-inn vlmg
i worm»)
:in illn-q 5.
hi"
Jr.” fi'
:El‘u‘li 1. ill ll‘
é'i't n :‘l.
.40
‘eiiling siz'l.n(..~ji.ut Iiiua; \-l:u art
buffering unawidul'vlc ills sliuuld dc-
\‘oto their nihuiion to :o‘zml rrcm _ "L-ir. r .nvv's “lb and nn's-rl: ilion'
. . v .v 't‘ f 1' '. ‘
W. .. .. '2 i', at: 2'3. 2.33.7".
vhrrtall-l’. “r “up! u 1”" H H‘ - x
Thor- l u. i‘u" ii‘ A“) “Kiltiq'. W" “5““! 11"“ if h' “um”, ‘0 I"
V _, .. ._. .. i-
the dlnlrlcl.) m the nlulu lo lll-L‘ku 1hr
bust lieullh ivcuii under the ruin
0! till; conic-st and through the
Councils in the Employua Associa-
tion‘s \uriuus coniiintlms hmc been
the
contvsl and lo llmisc wins of rmluc-
act up it) promote mtg-rest in
ms th': lolrii of luv, working hows.
_—“..,
Boston Man Heads
N. E. Gas Engineers
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l'.’;U‘- llil..\«...'. l; , l‘llv. iiv.—-
H. .\. I “"11') .4 i.-_,.,it,ii., h-i.» ilt~cl-
-:i lvit>lIltlil o. \AAL‘ .\'t'n Llle’iuud A:-
li- ivlm‘wl (in lint.
noun-lat! iyi
.illh .ifivr
:im uni-
plir‘hm. by iv v pin. \.~. ii and by pru-
“rumoured names THEORY THAT
—‘ . CAREY‘JUMPEDFROMTRAIN
Brother Tells Coroner That Train Lurched,
, Throwing Body Through Window — Train-
‘ man Thinks Difl’erently -- Case Battles
Police and Coroner —- Rudd Asks Questions
: F. Carey, 36, of Retreat avenue,
‘John J. Phelan of Bridgeport
fin a number of years.
a
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l Under oath \Voidmaiin slat
ia lint-l}- through ll window.
“'itncsscs .\rc Hoard.
.\'.;V. widow of ”IO rivcruacd. IThioff
Enzln‘wr 17.. lri‘lnc Rudd. of the
Public l'lilitlr‘s Commission. actod
wilh Coronor l‘hclrin in conductinu
tho pt‘nlw.
937‘ .\slil--_\' .\'.
{in}? his :imy .v-ilnl
‘1}.vllnl'f-Ul'il. in full
ll‘
stopping
, ".\lv limitai \-..
l"r<i:iu:'i_\‘ of! at
having homo ho
”Lil h'
;-.. ‘lilf‘l'i5 a: "l l.‘: timslviun
\\',
lr
1- l"'~'l :i l“ll"f his: oi lllul‘l'vl"
iv‘v rr lili'lu'JAII t-r l‘.l.~ :i'lltll'lul.“
us from ih. pnlicr in that r‘iiy.
turn hump and he stand that h-- «lid.
The
day to start for Hartford. Ht! got
out of bed and dressed without aid
and “9. took the 2:30 train from At-
llme to iakvr- il
homo.
"I'Ic appearrrl in a Jovial mood af~
lvr rcnching New York lln‘ said
nothing about his Hint-n
on a sandwich which wi-
char-Ad in lh: oily.
.1 point nt-nr lhfi
liiii's h--
lhf‘ o'clock
lirid pui-
3’1‘! nl‘
mlmrl me to n"l.'f‘lll||‘il‘-
~0ci'.n.u=~. (.2 ‘2.“ l.i15ln-.-cra at HP ‘liim ‘1"“"1 'h“ ”4’" “‘5‘!” "‘ "“' :5'“
'31]; .~Tli‘l.l kilil“llilt:y;‘ h I. _‘"""ti'- :ilui'\' l ill-l. “iii'iil; m: if» l‘i'ii‘
.::,3 «win. -l‘.: «1. mm”; 1...“ l--.m {In him in l""....
\ur. lil' 'li ll't. l. - l'rrwxnm (a: "ford (‘rii-Ah (if (-lnx‘.
i'ru‘ ivl- run, .i'i'z ,‘. .1 Smith of (M; f "l l‘I‘ i:.iinil'- al‘~i'u'inls i ll" :l‘l
'(‘l‘fl, 3" ii. vi'~‘..‘-'i‘.. mph .I .',l' I‘!’i~l: nl ‘.3'.\~ .il") l .iniuil l‘l-
L Fll'l'i'lllW U.‘ .Hiihl. ill.“ 3'.'lt. "“""Vili:1,.“ in “Irv; lhlv «luf'l‘. lillf‘
\\. sins: Q; 10:14”. .\ ll. 5....” oi li‘ulii “at l'irchliii' . ' lii- li:.‘iv .iiid
New Linux“. l'. 1;. 1...”;3. ., Linn. l-‘uii‘u i.i from ll‘i" )'1.'ilf‘§'l'l;.,
win-intuit...“ or “05.0., “Mm L '1; "I um i-ominvnrl lh'll my brother
Hal-lock u: t‘imlvil-‘lc:
In his, ..iii ‘iil niali-:».< i'l":‘i';"ll|
C‘. If. i‘rilchriril n \l-w-ul ”it“ im-
pr0‘-riiit-iils lhit 1m“ bean “Lilli. in
the industry Al'll‘ll‘g ‘lhg purl. your.
Robert )1. Sum, illHfil‘l'DI o: ih>.
Rocha-t- r. N. )1 Has company. )vrrw
Dhcblul |l1.it by Hi" Illirl‘: “ill lm‘
more gas used lh'un tlv'vlriu'ily, has.
iiig his ('l-‘lil'll mi 'lic llll‘l‘Qiiiilnx’ «l! -
mand lor "house ll’fl'lllé'.”
Hahn to Race
in Windy City
BOSTON. {Io 15:11loyl Hahn.
the Boaton A. A. runner who not up
a new indoor nillc record in Xew
York last Saturday night. has ac-l
copied an invitation to run
Special race against. .loio
Chicago. April 3.
This will be his last start oi the
indoor ceahon. Ha “111 run in the
special Lam-metre contest against
HIV and Jimmy Connolly in the
Georgetown University meet
in
Ray.
;
games here on Feb. 23. in which
Ray and Leo Larrivec are entered.
, PEOPLE SLIM
’Perfects Harmless
Method of Reducing
Weight .
The lose of an muciraa a pound
by
treatment which baa quickly rid (at
”I. otrexceee weight. Wm in
Hue remarkable ia the Dootor'a
. 7 exercise. It in aha
. illuminant. who auflar nun
' " tum. gout. aathna
» Writ“ lire-cure obtain great
.2 . . “10 IEduction o '
in :
next;
Saturday night and in the City of.
Boston mite at the American Legion:
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‘7 m FAT fni‘ht 330' has ”anvd on
thong. tho committee lming
9‘“ lilting ot-the candidate.
‘lli'i not l-r-mxwlt ;“l"'l'll. i think that
{ii was lilghf'y Fl‘Lvlb’ll'lI" that ho may
:linvc :‘ill-‘llll‘h'l h) iiiilo~~lLllia~ lloui
'lmt a sudden lurch of ih- train
:lhl‘L“ him off balance. throwing him
.against tho window
force 1'] throw the body out."
Aflvr llLJII'IHg other minor quor-
ti'ons retarding tho condition of tilt:
li'ar‘ks at the point of tin: m‘rllioni
l‘--rtiii'r l'liclun “sun-w] «l.-~l.-.iuii.
J 100 PRIZESIN"
; comm FOR
FASil_1_0_N snow
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lNew Ideas iii (,onnec-
tion W-i th Annual!
Affair at Armory —l
Prize for Every Girl ’
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The American Lrgion-Rcd Croas
ticket campaign. which was
bounced through the press a tort-
\\'il.h a
morr
than pleased with the entries rccrslv.
ed to date.
The campaign. which is being con-
ducted in connection with the com-
ing Fashion Exposition. is not a
popularity. beauty or vote contest.
and every girl. single or married.
living within tho boundary of l-‘air-‘
field county. is eligible to enter ll:(‘_
campaign. which la under way now?
One hundred prizes will be award-
ed. and the entry list Will be closed
Juat as soon as one hundred girls are
entered. which means that every girl
entered will be a prizcavinuor. The
first prize. a beautiful bed-room
auite. is valued at 8350 and was do-'
hated by Alexanders: the accoud'
prize is a hope cheat filled with
beautiful silk lingerie; the .Lhird
prize consists of a. handsome toilet
act. Tirade, together with the other
079M. are now on/ display at the
American Legion-Red Croaa catn-
With no apparent clue that would point 'to the fact that John'
a window on car 8025. attached to train 64. which left Grand
Central station at 6 o’clock on the evening of February 12. Coroner
, conducting an inquest into the
man's death in thc'City Court. room yesterday afternoon was con-
lfronied with one of the strangest cases that. has been heard here
' That the train was not, swaying between
.05 C01) and Sound Beach when the. man fell, or jumped, from
the lavatory window of the train. was the contention of Flagmlaln
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brother, revealing a broken pane of glass.
Ulht‘r Wltutsrca i-zamlncd Ly the
coroner were Captain of Detectives
:Thomas Foley, of the local police:
department, and Mrs. .\laboi J. Pain:
tu .\ilan'ic Cilv
a
lri :[- min“; 4: tl‘ir' ir. lib-ohlyn lio
‘Irzlt il‘l .".li'i..'.' Ci’}. "'ll"l"‘ ll" ski} -
'ul 3' ilt: T. .\l. r A Min: taken
in u l-(~.’-|'ll'tl ili'tt" Ali-r h"ll'1'l r”!-
the him-palm iinzil u t- l‘Kl'Rlll i'mvh- rl
weather was inclwmo-nl ut (hr
time and we waited until later in the
laniic Clly. arriving in New York in
train
miin-‘hing -
As no run-it'll,
of the in—,
with sufiit‘lvnl ~
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STAMFORD, Feb. 19,— ‘
Hartford, may have dived through
!
ed that lbn- train was traveling at;
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Sinifiést Ling?"—
Smartest r oats
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(.f‘
=ll:a Serials".
KILLED lNBUSY
‘DAY’_$_S_ESSION‘
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House Chairman Says
State Has Fifteen.
, ,
years Road Work to:
Do 3
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. real
lit—Today was a working day in:
both branches of the General Anem-
hly. Committees aunt in acorea of
reports. mostly unfavorable in their
recomméndationa on bills, and both
the Senate and House calendar-a
were heavily laden. Out of 25 billas
rrnrly for disposal in the Senate all
but one wcro disposed of by adop.'
tlon.
Tidewater
a
fishermen may now
jmako them pay a tax on gasoline
mm) in thclr motor fishing hoata
was reported unfavornbly iii the
Anothnr effort of New Ha-
iiarttord, .\'nw Haven, New lurphjng on file rails. “is statements wrm contradicted by Thom. . vcn to secure a state commission for .
”qumr“ as J. Garey. a brother of the deceased. who .\lahul that “"1111th
‘was standing on the train platform, the train lurched from Side:
m to sirlr‘ a number-hf limos, with force enough. llf‘ thought. to throw .
.:i terminal in its harbor has fallcdf
5.15 Senator Ford's bill had an ad-
\- r35: report.
Bill; to incorporate the Sacred
tic-art m-ad‘my of Stamford. Mount‘
Saint Joseph college of Hartford.
Saint Thomus' seminary of Hartford?
and the (ruling? of the Sacred Heart’
.\'oroton wen.- rach adopted by?
The MI! to incorporate the Hart-
Alex White
PAINTING .ind DELORATING
35 Lowe Si. So. Not-walk
Ti'It-phnno 2858
Ho Wain St. .\cw (‘auaau
Twit-phone (M0
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February Sale
Big reductions oxcr our usual ca-
:remely low piicca on furniture
stove. and all household good;
home and l-k-r witnntaco of the
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
Atwater-Kent
Freshman Master Piece
Garod Neutrodyne
Lafayette Neutrodne
Badlola Beta
Sold on Ida‘s firms
The Noru'alk’s
Electric Co. _
11 No Main 8:. So. Norwaih
i
1 lines are often the smartrst. and
, the coat illustrated proves the
3 point. it it fmliiotird of a rust
colored corded material called
l downy wave and a seven-
eighthslcngth.
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I Garments at the simplest i
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Wagon: Passenger
REPAIRING AND OVELNIIAllthty
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HA¥DEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
NORWALK
starter: sranos rnosa: iaai
$10,000 DAMAGE?
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GREIZN‘VII‘H, l‘.‘.~.
The S'nillll'l 3—4 we
origin. rwop' through sri‘vnnl‘a.
quarters at lllyhmxoo-l Sanitarium
shortly after 5 O'Clvn‘k tonight dO-.
ing dumngt rwiimnie-i at “0.000.;
The iii-o was prov-hind from spread-
!ing to adjoining buildings by the!
a
of
unknown 1
1 I‘.‘
{quirk work of the Volunim‘r and
:C05 Col: Fir» l'cpartmenla. The
servants were in another part of the
raise estate. “'ll-‘l‘. lh" fire was dis-
t‘ox'erill aim] \\€l"‘ .ii :1 law to ex-
plain “3 origin.
l" tStirt‘iu) in: LONG DIS
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Motor Transportation Co.
TAHOE TRUCKING
Dally Service Between
New York and Nor-walk
PADDBD VANS 308
mm MOVING
6 Concord St. Phone 294
South Nor-walk
NE‘V YORK OFFICE
20”) St. Chelsea 805.
aBa
The moat dependable baking powder
youcanuae, urellablelnthehandaof
the novice as in thoaeof the experienced
housewife. Easy to work with.
not be hurried, and producing foods of
which any housekeeper may be proud—
theae are just a few of the good point: of
cher‘ipoils
I
need
"It!!! headquarters, 85 ‘Wa‘ahingtoh
Street.
’The‘obiect of the campaign in to
broadeaatthe coming Fashion 1-):-
poaition.~which. this year. will be
staged along lines never before at-
tainpted. Standing- in the cannula
will not be-announced. nor will the
p be carried
hrthe qua; A'limit of one hundred
entrie- Iflllbe taken into the carn-
Dih “one hundr’edawarde’wm
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THURSDAY, 17513inY A
“unmetuvwaaplaced on dilbaheurdthiaafternoouiotlatobuflhflthfluudd.lndt01he
Versely ”p0
,hallotthenouae. . . . mnemthaethemte haa said lht .mf‘zlhn
the *m’tfl’h‘ In a Bot-ea ducts-ion Ir. Brim- a “heritage from previoue eeesiom pay-mu a m‘igrrzwk .,
The Incorporation: committee N” “.4. inquired of-ur.m0‘GIII- of MCI-to-Mobunt -'thh W1" re- train; 8‘ an d‘ ‘0 N
ported W repeal of the tax on ford why the Roada. W and quire 18 year- to ruinii." Thie roadlpnlm, Within '1?“ "i
unmoofiontad busineaaee.‘ Rivera committee an “new!!! “3° '00" 50 built "“1“" ‘ "“0"“!!! The pmpoa‘."
. 'd Game committee rc- favorably on the p poaed trunk line time it the town did it. of Cnmmllmqr to h. >
m flab an hibit m of road from Evana‘ Corner to Wuh- Mr. Sturgee raid the road v-a, {or “-031”. Q)" iovh,
”“94 ‘n ‘ m" $7.3" 3h“ billa ington Green. air. Durant had-aid enunly in Wuhlna'ton. mm “hm. in “9 1‘
.3 linea in trout rig. that” would M better for the town The Railroada committee in ad- ..._. 1 7““th
- [-1 OWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Store Open "rm 6 O'clock Daily.
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Jt‘r‘i‘iisvtuuss
Spring style notes
to interest men!
Action—bouyancy—spirit—life permeate and dom-
inate the spring styles. There’s a youthful tenor—a free
and easy charm that none may escape. The namintro-
ductions in v
in nearly every room there is more than one . .4
light, in some rooms are many—styles of lamp ..
change often or one tires of the same shape and told.
Here we have established a department within _
things to be shown as fast as they appear—all iii: new
tcrials and trimmings—the new shares and shades . .
competent teacher to show you the easy wav to ..
them yourself. '
Fascinating work—creative work—work tlu! x
onc’s individuality—work that you will enjoy
how—lessons free.
Kuppenheimer
good clothes
are manly, vigorous models that heighten the athletic
swagger and set off the figure smartly. And they have
that superb tailoring and goodness of quality which
means “ ‘ n investment in good appearance."
The Spring suits
Coats are shorter, that means the pockets find a
lower place and the buttons are wider spaced. Shoulders
are broad—broad enough to please those who have
vigorous muscles and those who haven’t. There's a flat
smooth lay of the coat against the. hips. Trousers are
wide, straight, roomy, long. ‘
The Spring tap coats
The same basic characteristics as the suits, gener-
ous shoulder breadth; generous length, too. The coats
hang perfectly straight, without belts or pleats to break
the perpendicular effect.
Spring colors
Spring fabrics
World famous looms Greg is the season’s lead-
er. B ue grey, smoke grey.
have provided their choic- .
est products. Flannel takes pearl 33"" and 5'1"" 81")“
Then comes the new tones
the lead, “"31 new “’9” of tan and fawn in beauti-
stcds, sheilands and the soft ful shadings and cornbina.
graceful cassimercs. YOU'" lions. Blue retains its
sec homespuns alSO. place.
Suits :40. to $55. Tap coats $40. to $60.
Thiri floor. frcn‘
The warmth of spring
sunshine in the new hats
You can see the colors of the spring early in ' ‘
sky—feel the soft touch of the spring zfl‘hYT
scent the breath of the glorious flowers.
“Fashion” hats “Cavalier” hats “Pierrette” 1111‘ _
show exclusive models exclusively at Houlmds. .-.
means much to the woman who is careful. milit i"
of styles and who wants to be sure her hit 15 fish-1
These new hats we are showing toil} “3}" we“
of Spring days to come. The beauty or all 0:11.035
most glorious season.
Prices are $7.50 and $10.
Second float. frcnl
Good old fashioned
Boston baked beans
Just the right flavor bc’causc they _:§f§;¢
of our big brick ovens by someone “ls-l 1." .. ~ '
for years and knows how. _
Thursday we will offer 1 pint of ,
beans and l loaf of Howiand home [real 1
Basement center.
Chocolate covered
cherries—’cordialized
in white box with cherry decoration—W09“
Charis covered with rich smooth cliOCOth'
candy. fat the week end and Wasliiligtk“s
Main floor. rear.
New spring frock
of “Fleur de les”
As the name implies this is a new French fabric of
unusual glos, and firm of weave—part silk and part
rayon—is the nearest information we can get—this we
believe “you will agree with us’in that it is indeed beauti-
ful do for dresses. ' ' ‘
We arevsliowing it in some of the new models that
must be seen to be rpprcci:.ied—Thc colors are black.
nay. tat-5, henna, cranberry etc. i
Shown in misses’ and women’s sizes up to 40.
. Prices $39.59 and $45
. Second floor. center. '
House shoes that .
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give women real comfort
Made airlines that gives the comfortiuccded and
' at the same time keepstlicfoot properly dressed. _.
hie-2g? shoes of black kid with flexible soles and rub-
ber $2.45 ‘
Black kid oxfords with flexible soles and rubber
$1.45 , ' 2 -
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50:30: 91“
or 25c
' Bhfikkid oneIstnip slippers With flexible soles and
m, 7 heels, ”.4! ‘
rubber
Basement. center.
Norwalk Chronicler