m
5
00136319104qu 1 nm 1
We Are Now Agata For The
APPOLO
Chocolates
Fresh Shipment
Received Evéry Week.
R We guarantee your satisfy:—
llDfl in these. i j
l L27
TRY THEM!
_.——_
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
contra Honwm.
«'1 2‘, ............1...
Wu“— :1"
WEEK TO THE FUND
{Continued (mm Page One)
The, pcnple of}. 011w alk and “'ilton
have alxeady shown Ill(.l1 willingness
and canct'ness to contribute to the
Cause it‘ thoy arc solicitctl, but. in
many 1111405: largo subsuntial subscrip-
tions l1.lv1' been lost through the care—
lt'smtt-Ss (2f the workers who have not.
Itllit'n up their duties in thc right spir-
ll. No one approached in the right
manner would refuse, to contribute to
the Welcome fund a. contribution of
some amount. whether large or small,
would be made. .
’l‘ht- proposed welcome to the ser-
vicv men is not for the boys of one
part. of the City alone, it will benefit
cvvry soldier, every sailor and every
matitle in. Noiu'alk and Wilton. The
"could Si‘t'llfilllll controversy should
not be brought into this great munic-
ipal undt'l'tuking but despite the ef-
forts. of the men in charge this spirit
15 beginning to ho displayed. It should
be sloppttl :11 (111cc before its l'tllnb-
lings :tt't- t“'\'n hoard. Any I‘aii' mind-
('(l person in the city would not ('JOCY
into tho plum: for the reception any
Rut l1 :1 spirit for the boys from tho
jiirst second. third fourth and fifth
districts VVill alike share the benefits
to be derived from the gigantic under-
R:C_ity News
taking. The boys: from every part of
the city will be honored and enter-
tmnvd and it is no more than right
and fair that every person in every
part ot'1thc city should share the ex-
pcnsv of the reception IWlllCh will be
tlic (llcntlening
1';< ill at his home in lsnnc<
Jame: i‘tlltl'oy, 111'
(buy; slot 1',
511w."
\rthui It \(lfllllr' ,VV'h 0 has been ill
llr tthnst tllttw months. is impi'm'ing ogatory to ”‘9 affair
Sltt‘l‘Vl).
ll‘nn'y I...
lion in the
Main strt'vt
Ntii'VV'all-c Hardware (‘43..
llnttcruol'i R: llit 305 Dance.
night. Arnmrv.
()K‘l'li"97l'fl
l‘rivalc \‘Jdlurd Silcox has 11mm 11111.:-
turml out of st-i'vicv and has returned
to his home in tht' first. (lTl-ttrit‘t.
8'1. John Mt-lrill,
was alllt- to I)“
first.
out yesterday for
Frtztl lint-11.1.: has resigned his posi—
tion as driver tor
of \‘Vall street,
with tht- Nash Engineering (‘0.
Mr. and 7111's. George Ayrault l1a\'0
1'i-turnt-d toutlieir home in West Mainh
.<ti't»ct. aftt-i' attending the fllllt'l‘zll of
Mrs. Ays'ulilt's mother. in Port .lt“l’vl.~‘-,
N. Y.
Boginniug this week the Hrowm S:
\‘lalone Feed Co VVill make 1‘10» t'leli'
cries of large or small ordcls of hay.
grain, feed and poultry Supplies to
Rowayttm every \‘l'cdl'wstlay. 'Phonfi'
1942.
Francis J. Barrett. «11' :11 Fail'l‘iolt'h
avenue. wugtner of with Con-It Artil—
low. was dist'lmt'g’cd with the company
U: “finals .11 (‘amp lfpton. .‘tlltl him 1'1:-
1112'11» rl to his home.
\‘\'.11d of “Rad uV't'nuc 11nd
Orchard strcct. is taking a c'ottwc in
:itt'ountlnc in the commercial depart
1111 nt 1)." (1111‘::1Iml 1111i\'t'- ~1slty, commut-
,‘Vttlualk and the city.
(ll‘f’t'll,
112' Rpm-.7401).
'l‘hu tuition-13,9 sale which Nol'walk
t‘lmpttvl', 11. .\ it, llt"l(l recently in tho
tm'nn-r Lane store in thc Mahat'kemo
110th block. lwtlcd 1110 unionization
some-thing oxwr $100. which 011.8 \‘t-l‘y
satist‘at~miy '-; all concerned.
at 7:15 .
church R
waning
Episcopal
V'V'cllxtl'sdzly
l‘1'inil‘y
(in
n’lot'k :11
there V1. ill
x'ico in 11:11:19 of the Rev. Kenneth Mc-R
l\“l‘lth‘ of Holy Trinity chur,ch “'G'St“
port. The latter is a well known Bible
student and is sure to give an address
that will be cxtcrcmely interesting. R
R
:RR
@—
nwmununn\m\\\%
/
our. ’ f i 7"“ Z
FACILITIES
TO HANDLE
TRUST FUNDS
are most complete. In fact, the
care of trust funds is our speci-
alty. Handling 9. number of
them as we do, we can handle
them more advantageously than
who has been con-
fined to his home in Neu'tmvn avenue.
lln" out
Tristram & Hyatt;
and secured a poeition‘
ho a mid—week Lenten nor-R
to the advantage of their boys.
R Let t-V'eryone pull together for the
success 01 the icception. Let. every-
one work for and not against it. Of
course. in this campaign, as in every
other there are a few chronic grum- '
blcrs. new ('1' satisfied with anything,
who are hcmd to make remarks der-
They are not
in favor of the form which the home-
coming of the boys has taken and
would be in favor of nothing but their
Undci'hill has taken :1 1109.1. own pet ideas with which, in the. 1113:.
jorlty of casesnvould not be worth the '
powder to blow them up. The coming’
demonstration to the boys 1113.3 been
planned :LflCl long and serious dis-
ble plan to mark the home-coming and
the plan has met with ready and eager
accord on every hand. It is now up
to the team captains, team workers
and the people of the city to carry out
their plans. It has been told before
that the solicitors play one of the
mos-11 important roles in the undertak-
ing and unless they successfully carry
tlilfit' work. the great reception
will be :1 failure that will put a mark
on the pei'l‘tct rccotds of Norwalk.
that even time will never erase
DIDN T COME OFF
111 tht- lwli‘t'y of :1 little church in
France the Germans placed a bomb
connected with 11111 wiresdo the mom;
sti'ancc on tho ,altm' The idea wa‘l
that when 'hu momtiance was mov-
ed the resultant explosion would bring
the church down upon the heads of
the worshippers. Fortunately Marshal
Foch's little paragraph in his armistice
.rl‘llllS to Wit that German comniandcis
:11 mild 'hc held personally reslmnsibleR
for all damage done by infernal 111:1
r-ltincs prnvmtca ;h'..: (“halacterislical- R
ly 'l‘l'uton performance lrom coming:
off. Rot-heme: Poat- Express. R
R
R
BlG BEEWERY CLOSES
The last keg oi ht p,- out of the last? ”0,31 ”901.... “r. Dilwoith at his home is simply marvelous
‘nt'ew oi the llt‘lllllilllll Brewing (‘.,o
11.:1- tli< poaltl oi 'lhundm to :1 YVattr
hut'v saloon kccpcr and the bit: plant.
‘lmil an): Hill wt .11 illt' turner of Porter
strcct. i: closed FIHF YllC “'aterlium .
Atnvricun. For about 40 years that
"""l)l(\‘.'l'\ hzt: been ‘tunning steadily,
.llllnlllfz out “the bran that. made Wa-
11l1utv iniimus,’ \ (wit 1 :ln employes of
the plant. thcrefot'c looked at the
last departing: keg with dimmed eves
and heavy hearts. Alt'mnb a. dusty
Hlllt'll has: replaced the fragrant odor
of malt and hops in the plant for not a
drop ha: been hmwcd in the big vats'
since November 1 last.
I
ENROLLED IN SHIPPING
BOARD SCHOOL
VK'ASHINGTOV March 11. —J.1r.-1es
S “11:011. son of the Secretary oi l 1-
hm- recently discharged from the
Anny after eight months of ser vice in
F' :mce is among inoee enrolled in theR
Boar'sd school for supcrv
l
l
l
v
RSl' hip ping
cargoes.
R
Listen
individual Trustee; and
charge less too, our whole
charge often being less than the
cost of the bond which an lndl
vidual is obliged to furnish.
3D
. ‘WNWWNW
WW
New Models
IN SPRING FOOTWEAR
For the Entire Famliy
Their snappy designs
known value appeal to all.
and
W
\ \WNWWRWMWWWW
V
The South Norwaii:
Trust Ca.
V
. in the Lloyd George ministty
; the How: e of Lords.
Rto one man and serious injury to two
§others resulted from the fall of six tons
:of steel bar racks under construction
E by contractors at the naval torpedo sta<
;tion here yesterday.
fat work under the racks.
RReett was killed.
éare Frederick Lawton and/Edward
: Curran.
11111.11.th $60 801403.
Checks Expocted to Arrive in This
R City Soon.
R Checks in payment of the sixty dol-
lar bonus for soldiers and sailors hon-
orably discharged from the ‘sr-rvic‘e are
being sent out from the office of :hc
zone finance officer in \Vuxhington. It
is expected that the checks “'l'.l lyngm
10 arrive in this city very shortly.
As soon as the machiner:i a; the
zone finance officer's depattrert
running smoothly it is expef‘.9(l that
10,000 checks will be mailed daily. It
is estimated that the immediate work
:1 hand call; for 1111: mailing of 1113.11:
l.225,0tHl men who have
is
checks to
been discharged.
Application ":11 living l'pt't't't't43 by
the V'.':i:.('«nlo:1d. it is» said in \‘(aulting-
ton, and :11 the rate 111:1: paymvnts are
being made it will My?” much as 1V1't
months in some instance: llt’t\\‘6jt’."l ‘llc
time 01 filing the application and ih'.‘
t'. r'cipt of the check.
A dispatch from W'ashington s'iys'
(11111-915 in charge of the payments.
said today that they am experientln'f
considerable difficulty with the regu-
lations. particularly with the rule
which makes it necessary for them to
send in a complete statement of their
serVice between the datcs April 1;.
1917, and the date of discharge. When-
ever men have been discharged to en—R
tor the army again, such as cases of,
enlisted men who were commissioned
or men who went from the army into
the navy for the reverse, it is neces~
sary that all discharge papers be for-
warded with the application for the
bonus pay. All these papers of
course, will be returned to the unidier
together with the check.
In order to clear up the aparent mis—
understanding among the soldiers re:
garding how to proceed in obtaining
Tut-eddy cussion by the ablest and best qualL: the bonus pay the. officers call°cl M"
“Cgmmv S cingmg lied men in our city.
. They chose the best and most suita-=
R tention to this circular:
"All persons separated from at the
military service from April 6, 19!? and .
who have received their final pay, will .
forward claim for such bonus direct toR
the Zone Finance Officer. Lemon build- ‘
ing. Washington, D. 0., who is lwr.."vR
311 la.
dcsignatcd to settle such claim:
applications must contaiu' (a) the
discharge certificate or order for dis—
charge or relief. if no certificate 0 .1
f Issued the paper bearing lndorsemvm
of final payment being required; (it) :1
April 6, 1917, showing place and date;
,of reporting at first military st't'icns
Rand, (c_) address to which check is to
he sent. When settlement is made fl"
191 1.011111 papers w," be ‘mmmeq to me woman known that lemon juice is used 1 m
applicant with the check. ..'o fur-
ther correspondence is necesmr: ex-
.ccpt to advise of change in illllltt‘fi‘x of
applicant. No other disbulsing offi-
cers are authorized to pay claim!“
covered by this paragraph. "
WOUNDED VETERAN VISITS HERE
Corporal John A. Gardner. of (‘om-R
pam' C ll)_5ll’l Mathine Guile Battalion,
27th Division. now stationed at Camp
Upton 11111-1 lllP VV cck end gucst of f'or-
ion Mott :1V'cnue.Corporals Gardneri
ind llllW‘Ollll were pain while inR
France and their friendship was
newed upon thclr ariiv al on this sidiR
both having been wounded and separa't-R
ed when thm' were sent to differentR
llO<DliillS
machine gun wound in thc hip from
which’he has not fullV' 1"ccm cred from
yet and has been receiving treamentR
ever since. He returncd to Camp Upton
today and will immediate-Iv make pre-
Rparatious for an operation upon his
hip “hich has been found necessary.
l
BALFOUR WILL RETIRE.
LONDON..March l.1.—A1'thur J. Bul-
four, the secretary for foreign alfails
“ill le-
tire at the close of the Peaco Confer-
ence the Evening Standard yesterday
said it understands. Secretary Bat-R
four adds the newspaper, will be suc-
ceeded by Earl Czit'rcn president of
the Council andagovernmen‘ lcadr-r 1n
NEVVPORT, R'. 1., M'ar. 11.-—Death
The men were
Thomas
Ralmut the cost one must pay for a
: statement of all military 1:ervlce slate;
RN. Y., 17. 3.141.:
fluidner 10c: ivcd :1 serious 16.5111,
Ronly). 7: 022, 8: 06: 10: 07:.
5:46,
,10:o7x, 10:40. 12:34:.
'NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays)
10: 60:.
6: 25, 6: 00:1, 7: 05. 8:10x, 11:15:. 11:45.
7. 15, 8: 462. 9: 191:. 10: 22,
, . .g' N ,
WYNTMt
mmm. ' R
.— t
1
The Federal Adding Machine com'R
panv of Nev. Haven and the Colt Pat—
rlnt F’iroatms Manufacturing: company
of Haltford have signed a (entrant
chines will he ntanutactuted by the
(10); conlpanv in l{:11".1f01d walk on the
same to start at once. Hi;
'l‘o manufacture these machines; it
will require 1,000 employes at the Hart—R
ford concern, consequently the shirt—R
ing from New Haven to Hartford was
characterized by city officials as a seri-
ous loss to New Haven. The contract
an' olvcs almlll ii 500 000, '1‘ ho
tiations concerning the contract have'
been 1101111ng evcr since the armistice"
was signed.
poem.
JOHNSON MAY NOT FIGHT .
MEXICO CITY, March 10 ——Thc a11-
nouncement that Jack Johnson was
scheduled for five bouts in Mexico Ci- :
1y was met. today by an announcement; R
that. the government. of the federal
district had requested the municipal
authorities to refuse to grant licenses
for boxing matches because prcViousR
contests have been of such an unsat-
isfactory nature as to cause disorder.
It is connected the municipality will
accede to the request of the federalR‘
distxict authorities. R
AMERICAN BOWLING GONGRESS
TOLEDO. 0.. March lO.~—With the
Bondy Home team of Toledo in first
place with a score 01" .674. the five‘
men Squads will go on the Armory al-
leys in the. third night. of c0mpetition R
in the American Bowling Congress.
50,000 Adding Machines to 38 “we in
Wall Ind
A Tale About Tales
. Thoreisno moi-011091111 pace of furniture than a table,
andfiaeisnflcmominyourhmorofloom does not
need“ lust omcfmokind.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS IN BTOGK.
Dining Room Tables, Library tabla, Peder Tables, Dain-
ty Little Tables for the Bed or Living
whereby 50.001) Federal addlnc ma- :3 0mg: mg: ;Kg°¥3it gaggle“ Tablet]:
m DELIVERY TO ALL among
.0
Rooms and Big Strong
Tales, Typewriter Tables,
17. may need.
ING TOWNS.
RAYMOND 8: SON
High Btu.
923th“ is entirely U
. bridge work, to SAVE '11 '
MISERY
There is misery enough
world that is UNA?
Why 0110111ch We 1111300 m
There is .NO REASON
world why you should. be I;
by your teeth. We can
them without pain, if 1’;
Perhaps it is possible,
6‘
In any cm, we can .- 1::
COMFORTABLE
CANTILEVER SHOES
For women, combine the acme of comfort; and good looks.
Made by B. C. Burt, which is a gamut-.00 of merit in every
pmicular.
We Sell Stockings Too.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
“alumni-m
WNW
Toledo bowlers will occupy the al-R
leys exclusiVely until Tuesday night.
The Elks’ Club of Kane, Pa" in the.
first visitor on the schedule. being the 9
second squad.
0mm HOTEL
mrm
MW:
”Wu-11mm.
mmm.
mayor“ Stanwolcotrlo
“Bantam-11118.net!“
To]. 1666.
J. Dmrmtor.
cessation of tooth trouble.
Dr.J.H.Ma 9
South Norwalk.
Dulce Hours—9a.. m. m8i'
ndavs .bv
A'ITORNBY AT mw‘
Lat. Examiner U. 3. Patch?
lPit-StTEl‘l
Send for floalde! an Punish
_,.... -¢ - '—
“fink-0-“, . "
“w
R
1 Girls! Use Lemons!
Makea Bleaching,
Beautifying Cream
The Juice of two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white mailed a
uhole quarter pint of the most re-R
markahle lemon skin beautifier MR
R
small jar of the ordinary cold creams.R
Care should be taken to strain the?
lemon juice through a fine cloth so?
no lemon pulp gets in, then this lo-f
tion will keep 1 esh for months. Every
Hershfield’s Molar Express
122 WM
80. 1701;771:514; P3016! 294.1-
m,
NEW YORK, 486 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE 201134011: 798
DAILY TRIPS WEN NORWALK AND NEW YORK
0pm: Seven Bu: mutt-cm
Track:
for 001m 01m ’ Work.
Telephone your Max-10mg
Only IWMW employ
We 11:01 .
Padded Van: far
4110 Hydraulic Dump
Wampum
Ammmm
m mmmmhqgormman.
DENIM HERBEFIE‘LD’. Wm
E
=0
:1:
0i alllilnds 1118111011; '
Rm Comm
REAL 15571175" ‘
In all its Bram -. . '_
to bleach and rcmove such ulemtsheai
Ras fmckles, sallouness and tan and is: '
the ideal skin
“and beautifier.
Just try it!
sol t otter, smoothenerR ‘
Get. three ounces of
orchard white at :my pharmacy until
two lemo'ts from the grocer and make”
up a. quarter pint of this sweetly {rt-R
and massage itR
grant lemon lotIOn
daily into the face. neck, arms andR'
hands. It naturally should help to
soften, freshen, bleach and bring out
the roses and beauty or any skin. It
to 5111001th
rough, red hands.-—Adv.
_._.._..._..-._—..—4_ -.__,. L .4”-
Corrected to Jan.26,1919
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.:—1 47x, 5: 27x, 5: 49:, 6: 08
7:1171'. 7: 54x. 8:19:13 8:59,
9: 39, 10: 331:, 11: 21.
P. M.—12:OSX, 12:52
only), 1: 09x, 1: 38x, 32171:. 4:32:
5: 27x0 5: 461 6: 02x0 6: 47 (Stamforl
Sunday.
A. M.-—1:47. 5:272, 6:49;, 8:59
9:191. 10:33:. 12:03:.
P. M.—1:09x, 2:441; 9:121, 4:322.
6:02x. 6:57, 7:021:, 7:573,
.m TABLE ‘
(Stamford . R
When planning your new wardrobe, assure success by
starting with stylifix‘ Conan.
The foundafionisallimportant, uonitreststhe suc-
cm or defect of your gowns, even if they bemade beautifully
of most expensive material:
Our expert; .Oorutiere will find a. model exactly suited to
your individual needs.
You. are invited to consult her.
mu 0 we: 1151;. on: 0.9.1::
gr Mnr 37/! “I "plrrr
19”
'54:...
'-
A. M.—4:10:.6:30. 6:34, 8200!,“82513,
9:15x, 9:45x, 10:50x.
P. M. —— 12:03x,
(Saturdays
1: 06
(Saturdays only) 2: 15:, 2: 57, 3: 30ml
3:.53 4:23, 6:13x, 5:29, 6:001, 6:,031
8:10x. 11: 151:. 11: 45:.
Sunday.
lie-6:00. 8:00],
9:00x, 10:03:.
1.0311, 3:35x, 5:02,"
A.
P. M ---12 10.
SO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. lit—12:26:. 12 58:, 5: 401:. 6: 07.
11: 58:.
P. MP1: 20, 3: 271, 4. 28, 5:19, 6:21.,
6:51, 7:083. 9:258~
Sunclays. .
A. M.—12:26x,,12:.182, 7:43, 9:191. '
10:19, 11:12:, 11:58:.
P. ILL—2:101, 4242:. 6:48, 6:332;
7:082, 8:282, 9:25;
The injured men
SUFFERED FOR EIGHT YEARS
Rheumatic palns,1ame back, sore
muscles and at!!! joints most frequent-
Rly can be traced to overworked, Weak
or disordered kidneys. Daisy Bell.
R. F. D. 3. Box 234, 301111311133, (43..
Rwrites: “I was suffering for eight'yms
trompahinthabackmdconflw
4392.635;
dowotmymbutsim‘lhm,
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. nit—13:25: (except Mondays),
4: 10:, 4:533, 5:50 6:50” 8: 05:, 3:30.
9: 411.11: 00. *
Mu-
n Underwear
Gowns of models including high, low, V and square neck,
91M. 56
.Dainty Lace Trimmed. Garret Covers 350—9100
WOWWembroiderytfimed 360—690
Mopechnmise, Bmpireand plain style 91.26—92.75
Drums, Wetland embroidered rum“ 750—9100
Bloomers, white and flesh color......................91.00
V
8017mm: 3!.
80m NORWALK.
REL—12:17:, 3:40: 4:,35 5.18:1,
5:.37 61,11,938?"
A. tit—12:25:, 4: 10:, 4: 53:, 7: 55..
s: 3011, 0:413, 11:00. ,
P. tit—12:17:. 1:551, 2:231; 3:403;
$23.77" 6:111. 7: 05}, 11:18:, 9:35; '
A. Wis—16:39.. 6:97. 9:59;.
P. Ila-41:27.1:64x (Saturdays only}
com mRWALx 70 0mm...
, Overhaul now. 30 per cent. on‘ on“
:AlEIln ’SG
P001141 1999
DEFINITION OF 674!me
cause or the 11150350 and the u! it
adjusting the same. Disease in w
by a munch twist or small: in
back. Even if done in
creates pinched nerves and will!)
later life it. the difierent arm 0118
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the mm 1‘
disease and pain health is W
through harmonizing the nerve Isl-1
toms in your body. Female W00
given special attention; also
lure or the aplne. You will newer
gret. giving the Ch’mpractor t m
to help you. '
Magnetic Treatmomc Elven My...
1'. FRANCIS, 9:6.
84 Washington 31., 80. Nam 001118
6719110719.: from Palmer Mel.
TIRE BARGAINS
m32:3 Plain Tread Clmcher ’ ' 7
4013 Road King Clincher 139- ‘
—31xl Goodyear A W Trend-lat”
1—3233 1-2 P01111011 Pm! V
——34x4 Non Skid Straight 2nd
. Parts for Ford cars stocked.
grade repairing—all makes of
or stock 01' Wood chains.
Leave your car at l‘
'80. Nit-walk. coon. , ,
Open day no ‘
Norwalk Chronicler