’4"
l
( £951" my”?
4 “will“?!
m as. (Correspondence
Associated l’rt-ss).
ants and premiers have ceased
n novelty st the Peace Confer-
tio bodyguard of Premier
at
$- 0! Greece. newer foils to at-
” crowns. At the hotel where
M . ‘
m deleznttun is bound and
‘th m onion. Vonizeios' ap-
' D always heralds-d by the ar-
-..VII of one of his ( rhtan soldiers ar-
-Btl we brilliantly than a comic
" noun unlit.
- 11w Creinns who i wort tiw GM
4. runs.
, 3"
fill .
toll various-t organizationta ara
.hre‘ mo appears: daily.
we uniform is mwor stn twice.
‘lbe lwltfthy Captains all
gamed muntachos [Wish-ll
inlet points 2nd stand rigidly at
”tit!!! for hour,-l while
fimm at the entrance to the I!»
hi or the Permian oliicu Tho jlhos or
1-.“ boys and the 10km ut‘ various
«.L‘“ and soldiers who gatht-r tit—wonder-
”I never Stet-m tn til-mull ’hi- im-
nrtumble Crptans
" - PM the mom Hartlinu uniform
,mby one of tfie guards vor<l~lud oi
“fife light}! bound by lzwemlimi black
2‘3 oath: at tho troops. at rmi vo-lv- t
House and sash, n rml t‘vx >umtount-
“ by n MICK Hilk ta<so>i an inn: that
I {on blow tho waist and him-k sau-
_‘ll with up'llrnrd ltln.‘ tttppml l-y
theot black silk pom pom‘ This ('03-
m wu amnion-d by an irony ban.
died knife two feet inn: lhrust um"-
leoaly into the sash.
The knives and sworth my." by tht-
Cretam-t are the chiPi' rflxfm'P or ill"
unllmms and max:- t-uliectors or ..n-
“un mapnns v57)" envious Tho-y
nre at all sizes and Shape! and inn-n
sheaths of great uplondnr. jovmilml
find carved in a erO-linut-a nmnnt-r.
‘ Somo or the guards :tro- bill‘b‘knt‘iti
and have continues not tmlikn this
Scotch in style but much :zaudit-r .11
color. Othorn wear mnrvettounly dec-
orated legging» matching tar abort»
the knees. Capos oi «trio-mat “II“?!
no fieqnenfly worn by tlw tires-Ans
Ind add to tho lifilllflflf’)’ of tltn
Greek Morin». wit: it mukt- tltv- run-
cy dress unix‘mtn-t nf thr t‘tunvt. «ml
English look wmtllt'w
mm up
3(-
.16f
r.
E
g
.-
OLAV SOAP; PAPER CLOTHES,
Germans Utilized Many Waste
am When WA? Was On.
1m. - Whatever om»
think 0' the Germans. it I.~ tilfllt‘lil' nut
to admire tho- malmt-r itt whit-h thl-y
utilixod wartt- ni‘OtIllt-ls {or
nnry purpomzx. (flay and wood :th‘liefl.
for intance. wort- List-d int 90!") \Yv-ll-
turned wood ‘A‘lli'r .tllli “ail-r ”ski! in
"the pmpmfl'lonui quantities of who to
twent'y wnm- round t-xmiiunt for wash.
log cloaes. 1 - ,
Washing the hands regularly with
wm ashes, even in Washing ltbo'e
hub Ind face. was harmless it tho
Pro-
ma 3/
n‘fl't'S-
skin wno wall rubbed with wood animal _
and then vigorously rinsed with (tin-3n?"
water. Fat clay was also surrnnnmlly:
employed an soup.
A substitute for loathvr “an-t mud".
out of cardboard while, innli‘l'tl of ten.
dried blackberry loaves WPH‘ brvwrn.
Ten thousand tons of harloy was used
[or color! snbutilutns. supplemented
with Innings: from the beet-root innum-
try, the loavings utilized being tho
pnrinznoi tho- bet-lrunls' in the sugat
- Mtorlea.
' m yum. also Milli-ti (ct‘llulntus
rynrn is today the- thit-l German sup
L Indium for “plotting mutt-rial out out, of
r at.» wool and into. A very .wrvicec
able 80". yarn hut-t lit-on made out oi
: roadside weeds, mixed with a little
F? ; M M tor furniture plush. «trons
5:”; - >' mods. null knitting wool are now
it, " , ‘ made out of this new mixed yarn.
>‘ 9mm: sorts of paper yarn are after-
‘:
‘éfl'words combined with wool or wool
. ootubtngs. This yarn is used for
- 5 strong waterproof horse blankets. hos-
, just cloths» and shoots, and the more
..;;31Mings are washed the firuwv
they become, liut the most important
ooonisitlon in the dress goods indus-
“ .' try‘ is a‘ woolen utufl- which is made up
I (no real wool. although it is paper.
Mockintosheu and overalls, as well
. no table cloths. curtains. handker-
»i_-,~obieia, embroidered blouses. collars
Ind- i-itntion oi Persian carpets are
.' .130me from paper yarn. Ont: firm
" {1180” a complete stat of horsen'
"'.:_;}hms.
)' x'l'o convince the public that paper
"tides could be washed. 9. leading
Inn in Berlin set up a department
beneath things were publicly wasir.
. 0d flit boiled. A stocking alter sev-
_ “mugs was softer and thicker
“ than when new.
7 Fm string in another of Germany's
. ;‘ inventions. There are two kind!
" d tho string now in general use
. W. the country. One ll: of pa.
"‘ ”lone ply and the other of two ply.
ill Wilt thread running through the
of one! ply. The string in said
. he exceptionally strong and dur-
_TH! ummc'rkonz.
M Aatrlhe again? What's tho
mm’ . 4 .
_.,_____._.—.... __ -- .- -
q
~Kings .
uWaiting 31.!
Slims
contortsmtw
l TOL'L. mace. larch 25. Sonnet-a
‘of the Amman Second Amy and
others who are 11 on leave rmwded
the Thoatrc (June it: at the opening
merformanres given there by the
Jt’nizhts of Columbus Overseas llln-:
strain. :1 troupe of 60 or more entorg
tainors. Performances were given at .
Tool {or a week and the theatre wast
filled to overflowing at nearly all the;
performances. _
Carrying out a plan to give all the
soldiers or the American Expalition-'
ary Force an opportunity to see tho:
Show. the troupe was the divided into‘.
lessor units nod these it til made a.
circuit of camps and smaller centers .
in tho Tool sector including Cannons.
. Millie! and Pont-adloussnn. ‘
TURKS CONTINUE .
'ro ROB GREEKS
LONDON. March 26. iCuncspnutl—
once of The Annotated Pressi— ln-'
formation received here from llatum
indicates that, dospitr‘ tht- .‘Ulrt‘ndcl‘ of
the Turkish force-«uh» position at thu-
Grro-ks south of the Black Svu and in
tho t‘aur'asus is tragic. ;
l: is :tllezml that Ouit‘a:r.~ .tra helm:
t‘Jvmzztéttt-ti by ti.» tit-mobifized but still
:u‘de Turkixh rosorvit-ts and that theI
your): Turk command", General HAL“
id Pasha. hat-t been pursuing a policy
ol SYril'illflllP vxtemunatiun ol (‘hriaa
titans. ,'
This officer. “it“ Ni ii trio-mi of En
w-r Pasha. I! said to be supplying-
arms to Turkish trt't‘gulars in they;
RUE-Finn lf‘rrilnl’it-a‘ evacuated by the
Turkish army. latt-ly ho received
from Turkish sourcvsfllil unloads or
arm and munitions.
it is charged that these
‘._..- _.—.—-—-
i
inn r small-
' l
li-hel tish
and irregulars loot nntl xnztsautrt- lh-jl
Crook population. 1
Thr- floutrinhinz erk 'tlwn of,
88min. .war Trnbizond. With a'popula-'
lion of about 8.000 is reportvd besieg-
ed by Turkish rot-termtt-L The Oreo-Jun!
profitin: by tho naturally xtronz post-i
tit-n 0' lb» town. are ”Irring lwrolcl
”Finlant'“. I
E
I
IMPRESS LEFT BY ROMANS
Tho- nltl Romans and stall nldwt ('.- 1‘.
have Mt their mun. tltirklv .«wmfit
in the piacwnrtmu nl thu vottntrr'
through which the victorious nlIt-v‘l
armies atii'am-o-tl tililflit; tht- iatlt-r pull
or the war. Vtuo-ncionnvs was lmni
ed utter tltu Rnntun emperor. Volt-rt-
Lian, just as ()llt‘flil- “at. lliunt‘d nth-r.
t
I
Enuwror Auro-liatn. _ The work (if ill"
(‘t-lt. is set-n in the dun, or {ortroas n'
th- over-famous Vm'tlnn, and, lhOIIL'li .
now rontracited out or taxisteuct‘, is tit».
towering old city of Loon. tht- strum:
hold of tho MoroVinuittns Thu ltnv. ‘
Mouse. perhaps the river moat nomiyct
ed with war. has ill. 110M DMI'I'flll of
names, Mouton being Pr-ltit- for ”16' fit 1.
vdr‘ot Wows:
' t
. . ,
. i
I
' t
T
l
“isn’t He at Dear?"
(it (com your friend. odmiro bun.
“0'... cote. (min. and W.
’ Dot they,“ admire him and» not.
who. you hi- bin- out i- .
.“.__.__...__,..__.,. -, a..- A-..._—_..._._ _. a... ._
Lloyd “Loom Woven"
[Baby Carriage. k
n... W I» ":
worH boo- woven'oi it. h“ t
; ”Mentho‘ioo-"md
1-7—..-
. :3.Il.:.
' n
Therr will be two amazing paintings.
by W W Fm who low
[fr France and pointed what he sow, in
- NEXT 8 UN DAY’S
:3;
«3 New York
5 Tribune
COLORCRRPHIC
Each ' I? Hi nt- ’ sir.
rep in full rotor on Inc
pollen—each one a picture you will
nan! to keeps " I!" “will” a
otrcnrnlinc brick ! " still one of our
Amen-inn are; when he no Lieu-
tenant Fun": picture of o wash.
in; Babe pl... The other Fat-12'
painting is a brillinnt nighhbombinp
scene.
Also in Sunday’s issue
"Niorttingf' by "i'lnu R. Leigh. one of tho-
i’on-mont nf Amt-rho m The mbjrrt in
distim-tly American— 0 ' Indiln moth".
sitting with bri- pa out ht rod of one.
of the first Katerina Apart-trot hon-n.
Tim Colorgra’hic 0C tbr Now York Tribune halt
mrt with-an mu-nuncoun rape-1c from thou-
sands of readers who like intruding piano" by
rrprrsrntntive pain“ »
There won't! In any ”our: rnpict." so restru-
vourrnpywi‘yot: mandonkrm‘hnnrnoy
' with pork
. @11an -
Cw
0M
“Air righti‘ag
' AND CATARRH '
Try More You Pay
Sl-TX‘PYVR. tim xm‘ disrovory
for _t::’t‘t:‘.l.\, ll,\\’ FEVER.
liilitxlfilii'i‘lfl :zlttl FATARRH. has
product-d wantlvrtul remit. wétlt‘
thousands or the most stubborn
0.1508.
1! you hntn exprrimortted with
olht-r treatments iiilll have hilt-«l
do not be din-0mm, but try at
our rxpcnne this truly meritoriom:
rcmedy.
Sci-d right now for a free trhtl
lwrote you forget it. Address t
Woomron'nr' (OMPZ‘lX-Y. l
Wilton. Conn.
.. -—< .-....
GIT
ZKcSize
It
a W 8.,
loath Norwnlk
.
7wmington at. lo. lorwolk.
. {Remember-14th Annivorury
l
’ Have the
House in Your
Neizhborhood
NOWISTHETIME .
Anunuruallygoodm-
tnnityfortholow‘bowilh
to W“
Glacial. Jewelry nnd Opti-
cal Good: at a loving of
from
10 to 20 Per Cent.
And also to buy before the tax
goes into efi‘ect. April 1.
BRANDS
.mwnLnY AND omen.
swan
Solo. .
i
2
Cream of Mustard
. PLAISTED DRUG STORE
”
"3. t-"Efl..-..._._ . --. .
Des; Looking
mum«
,—
‘.
. .'
--—-——‘
tn-.~-— o
..‘
“Elly-LinnedyJOy-uodl‘nio
muons-ma...”—
tbefirwddptfi‘o‘comm m
“BMW-gag"
Miwwhc—“a’. “r.
ardu' «Mi-ham“
do.
Eula-Jon
Huh 5
Audib-
coo—din
ANGEVII‘E FURNITU
gt‘or your eyes. Treatment fairly.
tand they will me you well,
’1‘)“. them and you will poyi
idarlyinymcooo-o.
“northbound“ .
nndifyonr eyamgivingyou
i
l
3
FAR
mot-u bitot
t
i
l
l
mmine them It will pay.
1TH AAMER
mmwopm;
”lb-hound
‘87A.tlantic St,
‘NMEm'MOo'dorh-mmt
L
H
W
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
49 m St.
W
loo-Iv Giulio dd Ian-In.
Auto Supplies, “drab“
mun
W.
D
PLAY ‘ g
1
ll
1|
i ll
crown. in us;
“door-dilapoumdpoum loud
Monro-ch. “outwith—op
my porouluoo' Mable. $0 ‘-
wfloJ-otham Onlyin
thoHCnonnydigetthc-inl.‘
C-Ib-rauonndboth'nSoloI-I.
RE 09.
a
0
Th. W of comfort in the home will be comment -.
ouch-tad I. We of mntal construction and exqurs".
pod m"; ‘
M0111 f
ARES;
ntonoe.
-Wo hove inaugurated. for the benefit of our patter-
ovary My u o special dny, swing you from 15 to 30 p:
coat. on your smokes.
Don‘t (shy, but take advantage of our generous ofl'm
16 oz. Gian Jar Prince Al-
‘TmmfiY WI omn:
14 on. (flu: Jar Edgewort
I. R ............. $1
NSho.
lflmmwm!
Idorign. cum malno- nn appeal to those who apprecn»:
thcbmuompiu. 7.
A. J. COLLI
A-h::
3.7
‘ but .............. $1.50 . .
’ G. H. Hedonberz. Hop. 16 o" m “ “£03“ Hymn“ ’1 .)
W t . ........... u"
i l 14 on discolor fixed!) :33: 18 0" m Jar 01d 0°12?-
” ms 15 0-» Glu- Ju Velvet $1.30 16 on cuss Jar Shag _ sift"
‘ 16a. 15. Lucky sum $1.33 a on. m Stag ......... m:
loll you old can totln Baku. T l B
port Auto Wrecking 00., cm - 3r 0v ros.
madcum an, Brim ‘
pout cc. !bono num- use. VITO-15*“ CIGAR 81'0“
3.0;“ m m m. m w Memo mock. Tel. 1581. South item-ax?»
“
tony-thaw.
Q- ._._.— V"
, Garden It Tools
Baku, Forks. Hoes, Trowels,
m Weds-I.
m to In” in. poin-
ingund'cuinx
hm]!
forfiohwn.
.. CHEVROLET
' For Economical Transportation
Austin’s Garage
ilk. Avenue - -
Phone 195
9
J
Norwalk Chronicler