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' {1 how iork Herald recently had an the iirst mm announcssthatdncs
I interesting column devoted to to“ “fictive “Watery birl law boos-n
3mm. sumford man and m. “cc“: "rune“; harch 4.1918. the do-
; [S 'f’bmad' He has been directing Rene; municatio 8‘ received many on“.
‘ k in Spain for Mr. Ingragm 1" from nearly every sec-
tion of the
The Paris ndifioy‘ of me , country indies a
lNGRAM - mun-m
suffiziinsdoimt (m up my life and geese a. “rabhwiid an“
. rrv C than charging about some person. owovor. that
/" . . with humorous appreciauo“ of m" bim' “peeks?“ that
hman IS In younlsurplus energy, and making the ‘0‘"- While havin aim" m
Lac pump a spaces or his studio at 6 rue du ]y m number t 8 am m.
. d H115 Bee“ 1 ‘31:“-Gmce' vibrate With a Whole the migratory gen". m m
an \__ h His u,“ not of enthusiasms. "Pcrhapg fem,“ have reall 51" became o1.
‘ iflll \ Ii Ixam not artist enough for that.” he In; the m y m.“ dur-
~ , . adds with becoming humility: "but , , p "3' loan and that {m-
, tings any way it seems to me it I could p ”so“ at u mm are m
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. becau birds on
. .- just build a house or some thing concezemsfemde of 2:1 '1‘”?
. ,1 Ao.-—Ievery year. outside or my painting. touchcd b- in e mo: na-
. mn‘t oflthat would be mere like it." tlmt l\ gate: “:1: o ”canons“
_ :“M’m roy such a. is
. ' . . lieu of Lh I
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J “,de GREASE ’slIGRATORY how lork Post.
,; plc- In response to numerous .
. petitions Connectic '
‘ .s‘: recommending an immediate reduc- sidered imrhlidiaggufi 'will roost“ eon-
. A. . » tion in bag limits on wild ducks and officially in crde is . V00
o mew-3e and requests for an exoros- r t n. final “a-
, , 7 sion in '
7. o, ~4,." of the ‘10“! 0f the Department «possib1:) be obtained by,tonight is
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ter for GOOD Luck, which is an ideal
shortening.
A Great Saving
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13 Eastern
16 A skin discos.
21 Sicknamo tor a parent
:0 Not tat
xi tiny and river bird
I: Prefix moaning "again"
33 Lighten
36 For example (abbr.)
38 Kim
ii Fruit of evergreen tree
The numbered so'uaros are the starting points for word. sxtondlm
horisontaily or vertically or both. Ono latter- to a square. Words and
at nrst black square encountered on border of pussis. Pick out a
word that (its a given definition and space. This gives you a clue
to other words that on. it. and they in turn to still other words
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10-12 so. MAIN ST. _ so. NORWALK
Just Received
~- A big shipment of Fancy Marquisettes, Fancy and Plain
Scrims. Some .are hemstitched and the entire lot is in the new-
est and most beautiful designs. In Plain White, Ivory and Ecru.
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FANCY MARQUISETI‘ES mm
1 19c and 25c yard ‘ 29c 3*“ 39c yard
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Definitions for adult cross word
pussies:
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1 Holy cup or vessel
4 Meat Jelly containing load
7 An island of New York state
(abbr.)
8 Russian .tor “John"
11 N. E. State (abbr.)
18 Initials of hero of Ticonderoga
19 Short sleeps
22 Disgusting insects
:5 Mystic lyllablo”
26 Something to carry the dead
upon
28 Christmas
40 Negative
4! Moro nkiltul
is Latin for "and"
£8 Loosen
49 Abbr. before man's name
50 Female humans
51 Asks earnestly
VERTICAL—
i Shine brightly
21‘. E. State (abbr.)
Fifty-two
insect
Preposition
Abyss
Swan's
lO Asiatic country
woman
Tell publicly
Note of musical scale
Sent by wire across the ocean
Dust produced by a flower
N‘4‘!c’lfisilcal
That is (abbr.)
Spanish for "the"
His parts of machiltcrystogrthor
Soutl-u-m State (abbr.)
42 Conjunction
Poss. pronoun
Hemstitched Scrims in pretty MARQL [ill I ”“3
checks, plaids and plain weaves- And Scrims of a better quality.
All the newest patterns are here
36 inches wide
36 inches wide
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. ~ Spring cleaning time will soon be here. This is your op-
portunity to get new curtains at a small price. The assort-
ment is large and varied. See them while they are new. .
NOTED ACTRESS “5:3'.s:it.‘ws:mfii”m‘ss ;
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IN NEWYORK Poll‘s Theatres in 8 cantons; RIM New 8a
Answer to Yesterday’s
DRY LAW NOT ‘
AFFECTED BY
magnum;
BRIDGEPORT. March lG.-—Th'-
recent decision of the Supreme Court
of the United States. in which it was
asserted the! l-‘evieral prohibition
agents can legally stop and search
any Vehicle for contraband liquor
without first obtaining a warrant.
will have little aaoct on the policy
of the local unit of dry agents.
The decision was handed down
by Chief Justice Taft in a test case
lrom Georgia. but it does not mean
that the officers can stop and search
over-y car on the roads. This actior
It doe-s mean however, — that :1
Federal agent. can legally stop any
vehicle which he has cause to be-
lieve is carrying liquor or illegal
merchandise without the formality
of first. securing a warrant.
to scorch and the validity or the
seizure are not dependent on the
right. to arrest but are depondcn
on the reasonable cause tho_omcer
may have for believing that. the con.
tents of the automobile constitute an
infraction o! the law.
in charge of the local office, stated
that the decision would have little
or no bearing on the attitude or tile
omcors under him in regards stop
and search. They have at all times
used their discretion in stopping ve-
hicles and in the great majority of
cases had justifiable cause to believe
that the occupants o! the cars were
breaking the laws. Some of the
largest seizures in this county made
by dry agents were the results of
stopping vehicles. which gave every
suspicion of carrying illegal mer-
chandiso.
ZAREHEIDON
swimmer
ANSONIA. Conn. March 16,—!“-
trod Dennis and James Thomas. the
two celercd men charged with hold-
ing out Morris Silverstein. a Main
street dry goods merchant on the
evening of February 10. were held
tor the Superior court by Judge ‘3.
L. Hunger limbs Clo court satur-
day.pondswcroiixedln thosusno!
810.000 each which the accused
wore unable to furnish
Silver-stain was baton aver the
hosdwith.anironpipoandwasun-'
censuses whsn-tm- Eh skull was
amazed ill-three places and while
Kin of Napoleon
Sues Wife for
.Wtb .Eartfrd.8prtngflold.
EthelBarrymore "n ”rm o
. 8t flames School. Church and Convan hirfleid Conn.
Eludes Friends and 3 Jacobs a son Shoo rectory so NW Conn.
R, R, Freight Eleva. . Pro! B B deed Yale College New Haven. Conn
tor Stanley Bullard Bollard lob Tool 00.. Budgspofl. Conn.
Norton a Townsend. Architects. 00! Temple IL I 8.. "i.
saw roux. March ll—Ethcl; 3‘ ““31"” ”001 New Raven. Dona »~
Barrymore. so seriously ill that she ! It. still-i Benin.“ ”0' ‘0?- 011.’ .
will not be able to appear on the convent Stated am I" 101'. on, *
stag in to three or four weeks. '
is rotting: in srociusion today at the $3.3m”. m “m.
Ambassador hotel. She arrived in ' "u‘h ' Sanitarium ' '0‘“! “WM I
Now your set-rosy arm a hurried Patsy DiPiciro. flint Agency lomik
trip tromdtho West. whsrodh‘ar inn;- Johnson 0“... Do, , ’.' mu“.
ii her to end su only er linso
5:13p; "the Second Mrs. Tanquer- mac-91:8". so I ulzd‘w '
u’l‘hs acter dodged a crowd of 200 And our 0" ‘50P in South liorwalh I
tn rod
3°$§'c.‘§3u”$m‘fm°w 3.2.1.2? acorns PUMPS — none to: assumes
when she came in on the Woniletn . ‘
Century Limited by some up to a 25 MONROE ST. SO. NURWALK, CONN. l
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baggage room in a freight elevator
and getting into a taxicab at a side
two representatives at Arthur l-iop-
would be “unseasonable and intol-;
arable." it was ruled by the Chic!"1
Justice. 5
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"l‘hc court decided that the right ‘
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entrance. Her brother. Lionel. and I’ouey Refrigerating & Sugpiy C0. i '_.‘
kins. theatrical producer. met Miss
: Barrymore inside the train gates and x:
accompanied her to the hotel. . '
Although it was said last night at f
the Ambassador that Miss Barry- , . a‘
more was not. minaret! there. it. “flyogt W/ .
was learned from other sources that .
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she went to that hostulry and will
remain there {or cheral days. it
had been announced yesterday that
she would rest only a few hours at
the hotel and would continue later
in the day to her home in Mamas-0-
neck. At present none but members
of her family are allowed to see her.
Miss Barrymore was stricken with
arthritis while playing in Kansas
City. and had to stop her engage-
, ment then. She was taken to a
hospitu. and for several days her
condition was considered serious.
in Chicago. however. on her way
East. Miss Barrymore had recovered
sumcieutly to be able to walk un-
supported through the railroad sta-
tion.
The crowd that collected Saturday
in the terminal lobby included a
dozen of her closest friends. who .
were anxious about Miss Barry- Wmd‘mb
morc's health. The train was twen-
ty-nvo minutes late. but the friends W m " ”m f
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and admirers waited much longer.
until a "redcap" announced at hait- M’ m “I m
, past ten that the scum had come m m w h
l and gone. ' u '
William Frank. Miss Barrymore's I"! Wit].
manager. also returned to New York.
He said that Miss Barrymore had
stood the trip very well. Frank said '
he did not know where Miss Barry-
s m" ’- mun‘ “I 2"" “m . Pass it around after
New Haven Bond ' every meal.
IssueBigSuccess ‘ Give fl! mum
xnw roux. March 16.—'l'hc ' 0! a“. I“ u (”‘0‘“-
success or the New Haven railroad's It «m h m. ‘00.
unique plan or selling a 828,000.-
oo refunding bond issue directly K‘fp “W ' t]! m ’
to New England investors. without . n . in
the fild of undewriung banks. has
far surpa-od first expectations. 0!-
flcials of the company announced
today that subcripuons so far had
totalled “0.500.000. an oversub-
scripticn o! M per cent. Allotments
on orders tor over $1,000 will no
out to 73 per cent.
. In selling its new bonds to re-
fund a European loan which tails
duo on April l. the New Haven had
the mind support of New Eng-
land banks and industries, as wen
as numerous commercial organisa-
tlons.
being seared away after turning
some of lavas-stairs pockets inside
out. ThsanDeG- "ha watch and
other valuablss he artist. The
assault stirred the city and Mayor
load on“ a m or ”so tor
fromthehospitsladayortwosgo. rummage“ the
h. wis‘nos macros: that be
He was not able tonnes: lions“.
ML”. hol'reenrnsdf home may.
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data this-m rest-d span the
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