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_ _ .. . .'.t “ ' ” LY HELD‘IN THE 33" 1! figure-gpmschsoosmrx
, " , :1.” Tu " TRE WITH usual, t can't so any."
4‘ We: GENT BA :clared. “find'rou must choose whflr
. r ‘ Econ” IZE UD.-yon want our men to come e
' .t n S A wrecks. or save them by mouthing
A IENCE in the use of sugar."
r x BANKS , The need for saving wool was equal-
' ' ‘ (Continued tron First Page.) Iago-ism “tried. :3 (mush to
, » - e . un onus n sav-
m M work of the committee and who intro- M by reducing the also of tailors'
Ind larval. tinned Judge James 1'. Hubbell as ample- of goods to bits just ime
~~-~---~—m—~ --— chairman of the meeting. Judge Httr enough ‘0 3110' “W “"19” Some
Imlorl liils
, the Soldiers
$5.00
flONN'nLLY’s
10 So. Ill! 8!.
' com IOIWLLI.
'N... .—
ilyWNe ws
‘ller- Chapter. No. 36. R. A. 3i..
Adapt evening and transacted rou~
” business.
a Tribe. No. 26. l, 0. R. MI.
fist evening: and disposed of rou-
linemen.
‘ on. Stephen l‘lsherty of 20 Cheit'
. antreet. is able to be out. after an
‘ of tonsilitls and grip.
homely low titles have ruled
- the long Island sound shore
' g the last week and the Tet-lull,
teen ' a decided increase in the
'4 r of clams available (or the
t ’s'Exide Station,-
. direct.
notice has been filed in the
e‘iolrtibe town clerk changing the
‘... “Was of the Bates Hat
*hc, from this city to New Mll-
M r1'lle Bates Co. went to New
W‘rWu time ago—Doubts”
\Waahlngton Lodge will meet
WW evening. It is requested
all candidate.- will be present. as
, {fibroiwill be initiation of all new mem-
.5 It is also desired-by the enter-
. T committeetbat members will
‘csbe and also. return all money
tickets which they haVe.
0i. Well'Commandery. No. 956, U.
'92 0.. will hold an entertainment
» i brought out this spring.
i
mine-battery inspection at s. ir‘hers who attend.
12 North
Etron called on her. Ernest r. Motirenlmcsn man bad “’4 that fiver! lime
‘or for invocation. The Liberty chorusifl woman succeeds in knitting a de-
then rendered the patriotic. select’oii.i"m4°°kinfi “PM" 51" keeps 1‘ ‘0’
g“The Star Spangled Banner." The “"591”
{first speaker of the evening,
iGrace N. Murrav. war introduced and many sweaters as they cleared hero.
:tapoke as folloWa:~- where would be more for the boy's
. "This is not a woman'it war—it is, Whose faces even. were freezing to
into our of humanity." she insisted, the very bone. .
“’blit it 's the first war in the world's No mm. for Luxuries.
’hiatory in which woman has been rec- Milli Murray then 100}: “5’ "1’3 6-33
l
8 light “79““ “lime bflm ognized as an integral part of the na- "Business as usual ,axid pleasure as
.iions. strength. This is a war. pure
derb . It fitsth bend the .
y e 83 {and simple. for a worldwide ideal." .that this wan rn tine to buy pleur-
shell fill the 383' l in referring to the part which Eng. ure cars and victrolan and similar
tram“ women have placed in the war. articles for merely put sonal gratified-
!she declared that this has been the
lmore remarkable, because there. be ilnueti. Uncle Sam must ofler higher
‘fore the war, women had not entered wagon to obtain the skilled mechanic:i
fbuiilneita life as they had in America. Which he requires for life war service.
;While here we had nine million '0. and that will mean more Liberty
nzen in trades and industry, at the bond» than the people will want to
outbreak of the war. England had buy. In normal timcs. there are
but 200.000. Now thcrie women. she 36 000.000 engaged in Anicrlcii’s indus-
‘naid, millions of‘them, are working trio‘s, she said. but after ifncle Sam
‘14. 15. 16 hours a day’ beglnnjng M gets the men he needs for military
‘Srilii in the morning, and have work- service and to sustain them in agricul-
td for thrcc weeks in succession tiiral. transportation. munition work.
. :ttiout even a Sundaynn, Llyod and other forms of essential War in—
Home has stated that if the. Women dustriee, there will only be 4.000.000
l England were to go on llrikp for men loll for
two weeks, lermnny would win. so and these ought not to l‘ encouraged
The comparatively rnild weather in dependent its she today upon her '0. to engage itid busipc‘sn which is not
I ll vi nin e . 3, men lollcrs. They are making 85 pet-.mfl’flfiull’ an "99 0.
Quit“. 8 :0 {33:91:0an or :‘he { “1 cent. of the ammunition today. For up the financial side of the war. and
' p p” n “ c t 9 water as we“ every might“ the trenches. ten 'ork. reminded the audience that whereas
trozen solidlly since the extri‘meli‘ m, are required back home, to keep ”‘0 entire 0°" 0' "19 “PW" 0' "‘9
cold weather of mid-winter. Many hlni suppl'ed with food, pqulpmem annulment for the 142 years since
.fuiiillies are rtiii without running 13- and ammunition. At the beginning or the Declaration of independence 3'?"
tcr in their homes however. the war. two of these ten wore Women signed. had been. including the Liill
' .but today. seven of the ten are two War expense. a total 018.6.00090000-
men. and if the war lasts much longey the cost of the war for this one year
The committee in charge has or all “on of them must be women. she would be $19,000,000,000~—-tw0 thirdr
ranged for an interesting program at declared. As a fact. she said there 0i the cost for the entire precedin;
the end of the meeting of Eureka are also 18,000 women uniformed and 142 years.. While some Americans
' . commissioner! in France. plum“! complained about the income tax. a!
Rebekah Lodge. .\0. 42, l. 0.0. l"., on tents, stringing firm. and even dig- tax of as here was only the equivalq
:lt‘rlday evening “1" ”1 interesting ”“1 lgins trmches, so as to .relupg .0 out Of 0900 in income tax under slui-
3enloyable time is promised all meni- many men for active service at the n” conditions in England. in conv
, vcluolou. Mitts Murray. said:
“I'll w' _
It's the new spring block It's
‘-
Or it s the new soft hat in one
i of the novel shades just
In various shapes—one of
which is very becoming to
van.
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Rogers ‘8: Stevens
; NORWALK SOUTH NORWALV
4s
front. . -.
. It Was feminine inxpnuuy' the "Whenour soldiers conic back 6.!
A turkey supper m enjoyed lant. weaker said. which conceived the triumph—as they are commie—and we
i lde f ii i . go out to meet them with our hands.
evening in the ~.\'orwalk Hotel by the carries fig,,:,'::,_'hihmméfiwmgf, ,sorne of in" will be too heavv with
following gentlemen: William 8. Un- equipment. “When a soldier. well. ”'1‘" {of "“3” will b.’ "1°” who
holz. Bernard Blore. John H. Moon. wounded. or dead. is brought back 'l“ W" m" b"‘;-“fn':“:':m“m
mg. Fad. Webb, Ralph Vern“. Luke A. from the front line trenches his out '3'"! ‘ ““3" “St on ‘3'“ b. It gho
‘ - form is generally in shreds and cover- .h'" 5’9"“ one M l "n or w
Conneally, George I. lockwood Vlc- ed with mud and vermin but “0' I' must it" a grave in Prance.l.et every
tor C. Smith, Edward Lamb. Hardy is cleaned and utilised". The '0': son and daughter of Amcrlca about
Jackson, Archer Curler. Harry Hotl- dier'e cheep, too, she. and, wero in ‘Over Hthe (argument-o'er thc (lor-
msn. William Ahrens and -Anthony Ilmllal’ condition. but the temps oi m“ ' ymn'o. ' 9- .
('nrbone leather were saved and need in mali- 1"“ 5' (.nvnosoth “u" ' mo“
' ilng’ p." of the equipment of the "h, interesting talk on the spbicct that is
., tors. Then she told of the "mercy '0 d9" ‘0 him. that M “"1" Stamps
There will be a meeting of the de '0, .. which the women Ire doing. cit- Mr. Cavalafll l“ perhaps *t'" fined
partment heads of the city'tomorrow in; particularly the heroism of ling-3° co“"""°“‘um “b” “:3 mi
evening in the alien of the water com- “lb women '1‘“ W011“! broke 0mm“ in Norwalk. and I n f -.
‘ ‘ in Serbia and 20.000 people perished. “I“ in the characteristic "y 0 I
missioners at the City Hall and all Three n llsh women ml is! d t thorough mm,“ mal- . _
city olficials are expected to attend. the needs‘ol the sullercrs ”“32”,: . Following another selection by the
The organization committee3will pro ed alone. aendlna back to. England a chorus Judge Hairball introduced 3*
sent, its report and several prominent call for. helpers. even' though it was “100“" ”9“"?! ill: cvenlzfifl'fl:
men of this city have promised to known that it.» was almont sure death Herbert Knox Smith. o H" ’
ldent
to those who served. Two of the three W" °' "“5 cabinet M Pres
give talks on topics of interest. It is women lost their lives“ but notwith- Theodore Roosevelt. He spoke at the
hoped that there will be 'a lame at~ standin h hness of German preparedness
x the dan erous nature of the l 070115 .
taudance. . ,work. in are day‘l, 1.500 English wo and of the thorough training 0! mil-
itarism inculcated in the‘ mindu of
She thought that was not i
my. true, but if wonicn time to boys cs’
usual." and decried npn‘nat it. saying :
tion .for if the demand for these con- i
ii" other kind?) of service,’
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She then took '
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. winunto- J
upon getting off, saying he knew l' NEW TELEPHONE BUBSCRIBERS.
was Stamford. To humor him the son ‘
consented. it did not take the father Seventeen Stations Installed in the!
long to‘reslise that he was not in Norwalk Territory Recently. i
Stamford. He asked the son to buy‘ ah -— ' i
cake of chocolate for him. and while Following is a list of new telephont-s‘
waiting for another Stamfordibound that have been installed since the law1
train, ate of the chocolate. ' ‘sulng of the last directory. Cut thls'
I Success '
Qualities,
Like Garden Seeds.
yield better if cultivaud. These ’
qualific- m health. hone-tr.
ability, my, initiative, em
thorium, ambition, hum
knowledge, optimism. sincerity,
MERRM. BUSINESS
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’MAHAN COMMENT!
visit“ film. '0 South End out and paste in the back of your di-
Father and son. arrived in Stamford rectory.
late Monday afternoon and went to Mrs. Eugene Ambler
titt- South and to look no friends ol ‘ Witch Lane '179-3
the former. Two or three friends were Joe. Asquino
round. and the parent apparently had 79 Stevens Street 7364
a good time talking with them. About p, Custelhno
7 p, to. they walked up town. intend: 130 Washington Street ' 342-3 .
in: to board a street car, in Atlantic Ernest E Clad
square for Bridgeport. While the." 19 Elm Street 2033
stood "“an '0"" I “'v ”'9 father Mrs. Mary L. Demoresl ‘
naked for chocolate. There was only Bell island 232-3
a small plece’of the cube left. and "9 w_ H. Eadriss
asked his son to get math" 0“" 25 Central avenue 1455
saying he val hungry. 7‘" b” "m Ernest C. Erbter
to a store and bought a large cake of ii Yost Street 84" l"
chocolate. but. when he returned to , " '
Atlantic ‘fiqusre. his father had dist? . Engazzgnéhshlon Shop 3"1
peered. ’He made a hurried search 'F X Hop I ’ "
'9' him N" could not find the man._ '9 Hamilf: Avcn'ue " "
'I‘IIGI be reported the diupmrm" m 1. ”mi" ‘ "M”
to Police Sergeant William F. Nevins. 3" “'1 ll St w
The police and the son searched the Dr Re .be i?" . 3“
town carefully for the, mlsslnt: mm, 1'3 3: rift Asunnann. ‘
but did not find him. i mu “rm ”3:: 77“ f
er .
“m" N "w" T“ ' 7 Orchard Street _ . .mt '
' About 3 a. m. he appeared in Tower
fie belief I. “I". D; i f
58. opposite Manhattan and Pact
28 Maple Street
on {1.600.660 into
Former Congressman Brynn F. I.- .
! ban of New London. a member of the
New London. war bureau. made an
231-3 .informal report to the Connecticut
EState Council of Defense at its meet-v
1651-12 in Holiday, on the need of relief in
, lhousing conditiongin New Mutton. A.
55421 j formal report i will _be made. ,1 to tits
: council at its meeting next week.
678 2 While he was in the city. Mr. Main-
i was asked with regard to the new 81,-
842-12; 000.000 pier. He said that the United-
States government is paying 890,”
yearly rental for its. use. He has no-
ticed numerous war vessels, sub.
marines and submarine channel's along
lslde it. be added.
gard‘gprty this evening in the G. , had i red l
a, . . _ . . _ ‘ ._.... ..—-.- men vo union to enter pin it.
, ‘3'“;.m525:°:£:::9;0|:§:oveal-Memo“; call informed the police Another indication of the loyalty of
m mum, b William “1:1”; morning that Kelley's'ntom on womanhood in the present crisis war
gge. r . l- y Ely avenue and Knapp sired was be- referred to byVMlss Murray, when all»;
it non: by Miss Mary Day, ed. said: ”Of all, the Russian army. the
"‘5 burglarlzed. Patrolmen 01“" “d only single battalion that has never
"t 3‘33"“?:“;ma::er‘:::‘;?:z-Dora‘ey were sent to invastigate. but had a single member desert the allicn'
. a”I sup I: 3v” V d ifh the burglars had fled. Later on during cause for a single dav, is the. Russian
y, rs, er. it cos an .o n the morning Sergeant my“ Silk nr- Woman's Battalon of Death." Then
- rite told how recently. when Dr. llo---
«1 -. _......._... rested Vgllllam Th3?” dandm'l'ltomah nrd Anna Show. head of the National
- Go to the 'Evldo Station for pm. ‘ ooro. oth co or ' an ‘ 5 morn Woman's War Council. was speaking}
.~ ~ . int: they were arraigned before Judge a man interru fed her bv askln
Pbatlery serittce s L. Benedict. P . K
' t], ' ‘ George H. Vosburgh in. the down town
' h Main “799' irolll’t. 'l‘hclr cases were continued
'until tomorrow morning, as there. is a
bit moroinvestixating to be done.
and reported that he had lost
the youth of that country on military "”9“
matters, '0! the German dream of ms overcoat in a car on the ninth; Miss Grace 3!. Ross ,
world "my" which "hr”; ago"; thembouts. lie toltl the tower people 33 CW“ Slfefl
mirth-mugged Elaine shit out that he had Lech in a hospital. was ”in“ R Sutton
"W ““”"°" ' e ' been fired nd weak from lack of food and H Summit Street
'-ei nlnx dynasty of Germany has '
t‘ilrrilfllt‘nlli' workinx 1“er the T991- hsd entered the car to rest. He came ( ornelius Sweeney
3 Lincoln Avenue N. ... .
lution of this empire. and that Get” "my without his overcoapt. he said.
'man sucms meant the splint?! 2‘1 “(thud not been able to find the car Horace S. Wildman
.Eurooe in “'0 and ”‘9 “mm“ o" '5 Yost Street
again.
th world by the German power. Thnl .
th: situation today resolved itself into Meantime a car cleaner had found‘
"What does a woman know about war ii war on the part of the Allies for the overcoat—it was tic-kin: wet. all“;
anyhow?“ Moat impressively thetlhe preseflation or civilisation. Hi" that fact made it aware“t m“ “1““
speaker repeated Dr. Shaw's county‘s” that “me” 0"”?“ynt‘irzimfinoo Md been out in the rain-and had
telling dramatically how women sufl'er this War a generation “id b c'on‘ioll carried it to a shanty between the tow.
"when the. "men-children the have ""3 German power '0“ c l . '
l . 3' ill be unbeatable. er and the stations. The man was av
brought into the war are returned mooted. Germany w of "m d h 1 r pd from.
Alien enemies may come to police them still and cold in death. "That'fl He ttlnpeilegoigvg“: 35r‘3::‘:‘nlly to Enid 0t ”"5 on e ‘ ”a ‘ I
. what. one woman knows about war." 990’“ 0 r . ' e 0"“-
ltcadquarters this afternoon and etc me people of Connecticut, in Which, It is believed in, went in rearch of
, shc concluded. "And there are hun-
e . r n tions are
rung and obtain their r “N atio dreds of thousands who know it in the #2:.‘31183c31'ruflt: inspiring: govern- the nhanty. and was run down by the
cards from Chief of Police William R. same “.3 n , .
Pcnnlncton. it has been called to the ‘ v33,- wfl, in Kiuhm.' lment and the boys on the 01M: 5:1: Harlem River freight Itrain 12:29 so
attention-oi (‘hlei’ Pennington that n Then Miss Murray told how lsaac 1“ "10 tremcndoths Jaskoct‘hizy; or 0 'enxazcd. A consider!!!) 0 it" I 1W
number of aliens registered in this city Maicosscn, the war correspondent, fll- , forming for “'0" cm ‘ ~' wards of hall an hour. elapsed, lt
' i would seem after he left the tower be
. homnkinyz.
- ter his first trip to tho battlc llnn‘ At lhc close of the were
' ' , ' . . thanks ,
ltaie moied from one house to anolher had declared that the war would be Judge Vosburgh expiessed his fore the "919‘ train passed through
Stamford. Moreover, the place where
in this city withoitt first. coming and won by the nation, having the greitt- to all who ni‘de: in ]TI)! “83' lOWi‘l'd
hl is re- ,. '. ‘ .... the success 0 t e rd 3'. '
ting permission from m as cut iesourccs of wealth. After a int 1 Film. Li. it. his body w“ found was 90"“th
~——-—-i
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan was
confined to his home yesterday with
a severe cold. but is at'hls ofllccs to:
daY.
~ .lcnd Your Government 25 Cents Today .
W8. S. Buy a War
Saving Stamp ' .
mammossmtrs This Space Donated by
ISSUED BY THE ‘
into Oral and Elizabeth Mary Skldd
arrested at it 'Haviland street.
el'day by Chief of Police Penning-
, .. heteOthe Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
7". r'vf'atrolmnn Domcy for inscivious
go. They were first arrested
led with adultery} but the charge
«changed this morning. The con-
‘who were arraigned before Judge
odburgh in the down town court this
1 luring. were lined $25 and costs
wit and the Skidd woman agreed to
1
The Rev: Thomas
' e -.to no to Michigan.
Acne, no,
TABLE
25¢ 30
ii _ . . Powell Corporation
iteld‘uniti 1923.
to New York to live, while Orsi is 8”
GOLDB' GBIPPE, HEAD-3 go come to the attention of Chief Pen won in the world's kitchens.
55. r. c. LAXATNE cow
and as these people have been ontl trip. his opinion was that it would‘
‘ ”9 given to be determined on the basis of man-
“ has 31' power, but after later trips. his win
Ion Was always the same-wit will be
This
some aliens contemplate was a point which she drove home to
19 her women hearers—that wheat. fats.
sugar and other things must. be sav- ,
ed, to win the war. England and “"3 thiswork through.
‘ “ After the program. a
ing picture was shown, Vivian M
'Sunset Trail."
of St. Mary‘s Parochial church asked
benediction-.._ 2 ‘
Captain CM! n.- Phillips 0' ’
vatlon Army addressed the people on
the subject “What the Salvation Army
is Doing in the Present War." and
:quired
‘ told and their names will
thcnuthoritiea of the state.
Aniiigton that
'movimz out of town and those peop
Ewho are planning to do so will have
six reel mov-
artln
’to go to the United States Marshal at “any. say "1p,- don't like corn bread.:'
EHartford and obtain permission to do ,mlffins_ hasty pudding
.50 or they are liable to incur a heavy
penalty.
and johnny- _
cake, and this is not. the time to tryin ”W
to convince them these foods are good .
tto eat, site maintained. but We there- DEL VECCHIO
“filled the ”091’s °°'°p""m°n in “0' 5:35 discovered the body as the train
/
g That’s exactly what you gel in a‘ War
Saving Stamp it purchased this month and
,5 for sale at Banks antll’ostoliices. I
30““! NorwalktSavings Bank
q“nuv‘War‘Savin2"stamw *
by save to these starving nations.l I FOUND DEAD
which German had almost conquered
by depriving them of food. just be.
:fcrc America entered the war and
came to their relief.
i ”There are 20.000000 private kit-
lcheus in this country." the speakcri
(said. “If but a half a loaf of bread
in week is saved in each of these lilt-
chens. that means 10,000,000 loaves
lfor the starving emaciated children
mal fats are absolutely needed over
there. Vegetable fats“ and drippingti
,should be used. and bacon. sent to the
troops in the trenches,
the form in which animal fat is must
easily transported." ’
The need for sugar Ms also es-
plain’ed. lies Hurray saying that
there were more men in the hospitals
snierlnn from a form of shell shock
than from ,lnjurles. This trouble re-
sulted in deafness. blindness and im-
becilit .‘ but the. ‘ had discov-
ered tsdietolsngarwssoseof
the best tenements torthis complaint
'sadtbst Written or use:
across the ocean. So with fate. Ani-.
because that is i
i ON RAILROAD
l 'tctmtinued from First Page)
i One of Del Vechio's new. a youth
who care his name as Antonio Del
Vccchlo. told the police that he called
on his father at the Westport sanltnr-
ium Monday afternoon. and that the
.parent asked him to go for a walk.
They obtuind permission of s phi!"
clan in charge, and departed. After a
iperiod of walking, the elder not Vec-
chio expressed the desire to come to
Stamford. tonsil on friends here. The
son consented 'to the proposition, buy.
in: been advised that his father's men-
tal condition was favorable. So they
boarded I train for mil.
1 When the train pulled in at Booth
Not-walk ‘stntlon, the father insisted
. ,ti
west of the shanty. The body lay bi-
‘twecn truck thrcc and the eastern
cum-:9 sures ’
end of the platform of the station for
' westbound trains. The Human on
GOVERNMENT
THE PARIS
33 So. Main St.
the train which leaves Stamford -at
“a“ we.»
was comlnc out from the yards to the r ‘
station for west-bound trains.
! The son, Antonio. was back in Slam. ' would 1i
ford this morning} seeking his father
The police broke the and nerve to him
ins Rt'nlllfls they could. '
l Once Prosperous In Business
i it was sold in llrldgcport today that
glicl Vecchio was in the bakery busi-
{nesa for a number of years and pros-
iinc-red. Then he went into the ailh'l't'”
'movnl business and lost moncv. It '
week or so not) he was found In “on
bull. Conn. carting cord wood about
the titreets. After going throuxh that
performance all day he was taken to
llrltlueport. and litter wanincnt to the
tinnitarluiu tit \i't-aiport. It was also
reported in Illrltlxcport that the man
wait found in Port l‘hottter a month
are. drivtna a ham and warm In the
plat“ union and the Port i‘heslor po
lice tool: him lnvcuntndy and held him
until they were asllilflOd that the lions
and wagon were his property.
l According to advices drom‘lrldn-
port hey Vecehlo's wife left him some
time ago. He is survived by two sons.
We
economizing, we
Your Old
e to Sell You. ‘-
New FUrniture f
But it you are one oi those who are now
are prepared to
Reupholster' and Repair
Furniture /
,Phonev459 for man' to call and give
estimate.
f nonnr FURNITURE to.
Norwalk Chronicler