‘ interests or tho health of tho
of Connecticut demand I
. , decision of the seventy-live
h" or the eclectic doctors who
now prsctlcin. while their sp-
flom the revocation or their
sre pundins. Lawyer Wil-
l. Essn of ilzn'tiord. urged
M the flttprome Court at the
States in Washington. Mon-
. g in moving that tho clue of Dr.
ism ll. Brion of Stamford, be
need on the dm‘ltr‘t in rm esrly
urine.
’ '1'. Eton rinrt-sntwl the state
C mont of thllh “hich ra-
W tho llcnnsos oi' the doctors . . .~
' m yesrs mm. and appeared by BY ARTHUR N. ’1‘“
.‘Ippolntmost .Ir mumm- (lrnersl Pdehl'iIoAnmic-n Nsturo
'_ m E. Hsuly. Associstitll
‘ Tho case of Dr. Brian is a. title
“I. for the nthrr cam which are
3 m in I. state of nppoul from the
lists supreme court. and on tho de-
7‘ all“ in the Brien can: “Ill stand
M Oil the other cases.
_., The docket ot the Suprnmo Court
‘ 91 the United Rizttss is so crowded
M it would be nearly two years
fun". in the normal course of tho
_‘ “Ill. the eclectic cnsss would bo
flocked. In tho meantime, the doc-
Ni'l milht continue to practice. be.
“use while I. csso is in a state of
. 9.99“»! there is technically no can
" fiction standing against it doctor on
whito-pstsled blossoms borne on
wnrpnlh to fight for ltis snccstr
lzmlls usml its juice its a war point.
loot,
it
If. in early spring, ono picks from
stoop: the withered leaves it tetv
stout tleshy atom, and finds his hands
tlneod tho salmon-rod Juice of the
plant, he has ranged the Noodroot.
Woll may it. its called blondroot,
for tho lndlnn wht-n starting on tho
Formerly \vltc‘n our pooplo placrd
rniianca on many lowly products of
tho wood and meadow to cure them
of minor ills. the Juice of the blood-
taksn in nmull dot-Is was in
grant filltlr for I‘Fili'l.‘ nnd diucntix't
. . r
s a. . no
”. . .Irds‘ a
of so oisrdose. for the combination
of reddish repu‘nsnt Juice and tho
scrid burning tests of tits root con-
spiro to prevent undue indulgence.
“Green smong the drank-d drift.
a trail snd faint. nnd first." So son.
Kipling of tho (lower whoss white-
petdlsd blossom, amt-mint: from tho
uncurllng lost. is one at our favorites
of early spring. '
Dciivntn (blaring.
ul This loaf, colnrml with the most.
clvllcuto nt Naturr-‘s «run. first.
i‘lll'l‘lf‘s from tho st-ntc-v-tlmwod soil
foltlcri lightly nbnttt ill'i cmlirt'o htld.
As it rlscs it gradually unrulls sud
disrlnsns tht plnk- 'lnvIIrl snowy
lltil'l r ltlid. ll hon this tml‘nlth stoop
null li' linlm its t'l :urllI li!.’i. i't
ll")lllll".'. l .\ \rr will It lIn Kit “-".'lt Ill. 'f'” M
t ehsrze of obtaining his ilcrn‘C i‘ Brunt-v oi Ovcrdose 'v.-lI l'l HIOHIHS nit Itsit. iii: in. i' rim-s
. .‘ fluid. The mom to adtitnro ill orrnnlrmsllv,lndt-ed.snms entltusi- not lust loin; tton Hm 1 mp} If
in. a... is understood to have honn “gaming on tho principle that what plurkod ttlll srmrolt mttiw- to ho
“MSG! to correct this situation in the mm bonnnt-lnl in small doped, must ‘Iuy'rhla homo. in (im- WI”. “n“, "my
one of tho public ltrnlth. ,normsnrlly hMr urIntor tlrtun in you gather it “my 941” y... ,.,,;,,,,...,‘I
' According to Mr. Egnn's onlco. quantity, took nu ovt‘rdoso with it rttrcfullt- dun: up, with tun stir.
- the move to advance tho (:nso nus painful or oven falilll rt-snltn. Sun- intruding "'ll’lll tnirllsturlunl, nnd
4’ bonsanted to by counsel for Dr. gulnnrin, fl MWHI'TUI niknloid_ "11'." l‘llillii‘ll in your gritllun. in soil ninli.
’ Idea. for the doctors llkottlso are muss (luminous inlfimfli POiSOlilniX ,lm in its nnttu-nl hch. it will come
' did to wish in. decision on titt'ir ”inki‘m" ‘l"‘“-‘l”“*‘""h"“ ’h""""'l”l' and iIinsnom thtmtrii nmny
num- thst their licenses were il- Mr WIMP. ruins".
lssslly revoked and they hm»: the
litht to pructico undnr thriu.
tine dirott from tho {rash pullI
‘9‘"?wa
aNearl Eve One
like?
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tmtl nations at fart having to do
lttiih \ntnro will he nnswcrsd by the
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ut‘ \\ ushimrtnn through Image.-
moms moth hy lhis pnpt r.
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had plnvmi third bass on tho prison
tt-unis during his imprisonment st
Elmira lllnckwoll's lslsnd peniten-
tiary and Crenston Prison.
Detectives hsvs been watching the
Polo Grounds box olllce since Bub-
day. Meanwhile, Hilton hsd cone
to Provlrlnnco after his lost bure—
lsriss in Queens. which were isst
Thursday. two days sttor the dcsth
or Patrolman Kenny from his
wounds. Hilton roturned to New
York on the boat from Providence
Monday night.
Among the detectives st the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon were
James A. Pylrs and William A. Jock.
son of tho Homicide Squad. They
are. young third-crude detectives
who hsd not urlflnslly born sssicttod
to the csss but had hound Deputy
Inspector Arthur Carey. commsnd-
ing the Homicido squad. for per-
mission to work on it ourin: their
time off dutv. They had some of tho
250 pollen circulars with Hilton‘s
photograph and description which
inspector John D. Coutrhlin. com-
manding tho Dotocilvo Division. hsd
printsd as soon as Hilton’s identity
was discovered.
Detectives Print and Jackson H-
rived st the Polo Grounds st 1:10
Hid found that all the reserved sssts
had been sold. Then they decided
to mtch outside the $1.10 nod ”.20
nice. Whlls they were vsitlns'. Do-
‘tsctlve George Cblquotte of the West
123d Station joined them.
After waiting about fortyvflvq
minutes. Pyko saw a man spprosoh-
ins, whom he thought he recognised
from Hilton's photograph
‘Thst looks liim tits rnsn Chick!"
he told Chiquotts.
When Hilton was about ten feet
from the 81.10 grits. which he‘wss
about. to enter. the throe detectivss
closed in on him. 'I‘yke‘contronted
him. whllo Jackson seized his risht
arm and Chiquette his left.
0.
“What's your name?" Pyke do~
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hoes that wgar— the next thing to iron for
‘ ’ ce -- shoes that have good style and fulfill
dhood’s fancies -- shoes that parents prefer
. ause they are correctly made.
MILTON ELWOOD
“The Home of Better Shoes”
“Washington St. South Nomlk
n’mnded.
Hilton stopped. scowled. wrenchsd
his right arm tree. and took on
identification card from his pocket.
It had A name and sddrsss in
Brooklyn written in pencil.
"My norm is Donneliy." he re-
plied in s. surly tons. (Donnoliy is
the name of one or the policemen
ho shot.
The detectives started to walk
Hilton toward the curbstone, but he
held bsck. _
"Who are you. snywsy?" he do-
manded. "I don't know you. Show
the something."
Before the detectives but time to
reply ho burst out 'snin:
‘ "1' to legitimate. 1' it show!” who
I am."
Too slow This Time.
With these words. he tore his loft
Prompt
Delivery
GEHEBE
'n'l mic in 11's nous-waiv‘
um»)
.. Everything For tits'ihby’s Comfottt
iii Folding rubber bsth tubs on stands, baby strings,
businettss, nursery choirs and seats, bsby
’ wslkers, clothes dryers, high chairs, auto cribs
iron, spoon sud fork sets, porch gs‘ts‘s, pm:
hind tree sud sttemptsd to cm s
rally landed .83 calibre smith sod
Wesson pistol. which he ind In his
rifle inside cost pocket] a. were
no ovorcost
Chiquotts salted Hilton' s istt mist
sud Pyks‘ tolls“: tits burstsr's
movement with his own head. ssissd
tits bsndts at tho sun so tits sand
urns Hilton (taped it. Hilton sad
the doteaives stunted for the
«rim to: two or mu missus.
who sully tore it. tron: tho pocket
'withslmethit rtppedouttbolisv-
in; at tho msn's cost. M the
dotsotivss dosaod Hilton W the
slanted steps. threw talisman on
tho mood sod host hint tutti he
«lied his resistsncs.
nit-ed moment by I nuns
rot- woun‘ds snélhg In!
m tsun- waiter ,
“We but to do it.” till
aid. "He's ss strut II I as. I“
, he‘s tricks: A .
Revised Schedule Ex-.
l but snd‘
To Overcome‘
anxious Objections
J—Holy_____ Week R‘ecoss.
A new school calendar. calculated
to nepset the scruples of linrttord's
chief rsilttons. wss sd [it'd in; tho
bosrd of sduosttoo in
According to tho onlIndnr.
dsy.
ossion hi on -
the
oloslnt dstt-s;
vscstions tn ('Oint‘itln
.. eoi :ssr fl ops-
H ptembor 1!. sad”. will class on
lull“ 17.
Ohio! futures will in this opening
dste. the islest over atlvmplud, sl-
lowinl for the Jewish holy days the
M previous. the elimlnstlon of
two sprint vocations. onn st the end
or l‘obrusry sod one at tho and of
April. And the substitution or tits
Holy Week of the Christian faith,
'tho holdinl of closers on Columbus
the convnurutit'oly curly
'oiflinl dslo in June.
Members of the t‘ulvndnr mmmii-
tee of the board in submitting thnlr
"" Good
1.0“
H“...
culls"
msdewithfrssbeus’
so.
Issemottt senior
hf.
,‘W‘
J
‘ - __—._—m w. ...w... uni—gm»
I'flto consume. in its mot-t. slsol
recommended ills holding of clan-sou1
with nppropristu a x n r c i s F s on i
Columbus “by. and added that mtrhI
li'lilhl be done with protlt on Wash- ‘
innon's liirtltdsy. l
nanos-
Wall Street
TRISTRAM & HYATT CO.
Nuruulk 3 Loading 1' l l:
but wilt, Conn.
Superintendent nt Rt'hottls lI'rod lI.’
Wish. .lr.. ususd sninst tho luitsr,l
however. suyinl titst n brrltk‘wns
"ended in the fourtvt-n m-nlts front
December to Hunter, anti on his
focornmendution, MOllliuY, l-‘t Mun”;
2i and Tucsduy. it"shrunty 31'. w: l‘t:l
Iieterminod as u port of o w nit-mu
HOME cam want
April 12th to thh
During thi. “wk we no stimulus: nn H
Qttsltt'l' (‘I‘llt Loco (‘urtnim null \t-t
nll'l h. ’i. ill
vscstlon period. ,
“(TOM I’crimi~. ’
report. pointed out that illrt-n tac- . -_.,-......_-.,.- “-4. .-,..-.... m... . ._
tori wers csi'ofllliy cnnsitlvi‘s in the Th” calendar “m" for "‘l’ ”' ”’m’l'l'tiv-mlaL l'lllllg,||\ 1‘1 unol 31-. “Hull- mh‘m .,,. in. ,1. . ll M,
mskin‘ of the t‘tllominr: ilm nPPI‘fl- tiuvl Wiih ill“ followlm: «t i""""““ l lngltin'h “Htiml‘r; I‘M” % lo AlIIil’imt imk, 1...“. I. . H ‘ -.
slty of the longest pol-rim" numln-r Uctohsr .-, slum v.1: ll‘l .. . “mans P. “H” w. ..,. ”M "m". ”n . I“) H .t .. X y.“ ' ‘ H U
0‘ who“ ’1')"; tin "mm" for ’h" tion; Thummiv "ll." ”Ill H l l m ! ll-llwiitilvtulmt \l‘itilt uttnutinvmilitmlu lI\‘ tlvn Iv . .1 -i . "i
hm“ oponinx “ w,” M thr- ”mm" Mr. 25 ttml :6. llumksm \llli \tI i .t ,v in. hml tn [Vlt‘lillltllnu ,. "PM! (Hi i. .1 in”. h. .t.. .. , U
and Hm “Huh“ 0‘ ill)“: l'irronHu-r {Ill in lll‘ ilr 5.1“, ”m mun“ (, nitriilnn lnr thrill” will "M“ U .. , , ' .'
m. nun-it as Christmas \scttiiun; \lm i- um ‘I H. lfIL‘II, in Hm, .I‘... ti'm r-‘pnrtllunrl hm” it 7. I W ‘
HOWLAND’S
One Dollsr sends home s
"Hoover" or s “Whirlpool"
washer. Csli Barnum 4S4
BRIDGEPORT
Like the' brightness of Springtime—Howland values bring cheer!
Specials
from
the
Housewares
Event.
Gas hot plates
cookers & ranges
Two burner gas plates
' with drilled burners. Black
ideal $2.95. Nickel model
$3.95
Three burner gas cookers
' 16 in. brass drilled burners
--Black enameled w i t it
white oven doors. installed
$18
Tappan gas range, cabi~
net type, semi enameled 4
burner-16 inch over with
broiler attachment.
66$ “.50. Club terms if
desired.
Gas and oil stove ovens
--A special purchase of
Wheeling insulated ovens
which allows us to offer
them at these low prices.
Small for single burner
$1.95
Large for single burner
‘ glass door $2.95
For double burner, plain
£34.50
. For double burner with
gigs door $5.25
Florencq oil
cook stoves
. ' Spcial demonstration for
the entire .‘week -- bring
your cooking problems to
our demonstrator—site will
be pleased to advise you.
Florence stoves havegbccn
developed from years of
scientific study and they
give satisfactory service.
We feature the Standard
' Florence late model
”a“,
simmer $13
3 hunter-$23.25
_ ’4 burner $30
The- standard 2 humor
Florence oven at $1.60
L'Msiltels-tor any of the
Plumes stovcs‘
- prim
at low
install-
Black raiin coals
Willi rape and mon-
ltc. collar
iih pull sleeves cm-
bi’OldCl’Ctl and embroi-
dered pockets.
Handsome quality and
splendidlv tailored.
oUnusualf opportunilv
ct a
sma cost $22 50
Smart satin coats for Spring
Stylish sport mixture coats
Fine twill coats-win stylish shades
$22.50
Big values!
Big‘ assortment!
All sizes ltom
Misses l6 in
Women's 46.
tweccls and fancy mix~
turcs~carclully tailored
and mannislt in appear-
ance.
coats.
collar.
line coal ior
t
$3
Size; 36 to 46
lions and designs.
stripes in pastel shades.
Models with kick pleats.
a marked degree.
two or more at this low price $3.
Second floor rsu
of line
season's
Twill coats
texture in the
best colors.
Tans Greys
Greens Blues
Rose Covert
Sport coats in sturdy Navy Black
Flares. Pleais. Hand-
some embroidery. Cape
Matching mole
Novelty rayon dresses
of unusual beauty
Pretty Rayon of dainty color combina-
Rayon dresses in wide and medium
Models with patch pockets and deep tie.
Models that give the two piece efi‘ect.
These are dresses that will give a lastingi
satisfaction through the warm days or sum-
mer afternoons when one likes comfort and
good looks tn a frock—~both are combined to
it will be good judgment to pick at least
$2.50 yd.
Flannels of fine wool
and soft flat finish
Specials
from
the
Housewares
Event.
Soaps and
polish.
l'.I’I:‘.' mlp 5 for 30c
l’ & (i ~H.-,‘I,‘ 5 lot liSc
0.1mm Hi" S for 30¢,
inl‘ Hi] 3l0125c
Rim» 5 for .iOc
1,th 3 for 25c
Old Dutch 3 for 25c
r‘trgn llxl 3 lot 25c
Si,iiii~iig.;lit .lt.‘.':lt}r 5 for
25c
Steel \mnl 25c lb.
Enron‘s .uumm ‘.ll.’lll
15c '
l’urfiouE :ii'nonict. mt“
dium 20c
Parson‘s .ll'llUlllJ. int 'c
35c
Brillo, small 7c pkg.
~Brillo, large 19c pkg.
Liquid veneer, 4 0?. 19¢,
l2 oz. 39c
O’Ccdar oil, 4 07.. 19:,
ll 02. 39c
Johnson‘s wax, 53 lb.
40c; 1 lb. 69c.
Candn Silva-r puiirili inc
>ize 39c
Under ground
garbage can
A surface garbage can
has always been an un-
sightly affair. These can:
do away with this feature
with a foot pedal cover. are
casy to operate—has 10
gal. inside container.
peciai $8
To keep out
the moths
Wayne garment bags,
strong cedar paper with
patented hangers to acco-
modate 3 garments. Priced
according to size $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75. $2 end $2.50
wood. Special
0
Thai soft flat broadcloth weave and finish
that will not rough up recommends these
flannels for new spring sport wear—tor frocks
—for coats-for children’ s wear.
We offer them in tan, natural, tatto-
gonna copper. citing. copen, navy,
sun glow zinc, goya’dcoral, pink an rose-
Thirdfloorbont
THE HOWIAND DRY GOODS CO.
5 .
;
sheets for 75¢
ansy
-ntoih-proof.
for 50¢
Fourth (ions
0 Cedar sheets in rolls for
wrapping-lZ—40x48 in.
Garment bags — Over-
cbat or suit size-Cedarlzcd
Special 5
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