.5
' need-i an earners-m on
p .Jnnior credo-were _
3
.l
t
. Themnihers or the mewml
-Ladi m ' volcanism r:
a Wmmhthy a,
marathommofthcmn- ~
'- m, the ‘progrm having been
loci! men who hunted-wt arranged by hire. John Godfrey, Min ‘
uni-«masseruuwmw filth Cantrell mm flies
u
1:. 1 ; 9.3.. J
e
l "a”
.b
ouee<h~ewhle>eo“eale':
"va minim!“ m
{.1108 S: 3935
.. "
”M w r-
m I. w of Sru...1'-y h”.
9 mammal.
' The Soutlifield TNT: ._
{10rd, wont-mic she «wimuwi . ..
.a $2.100 damage FL; “mu .
ma MM‘MoWoNl. h u
“l“ m thut. the defame...
him 31.73115.
W
CHM‘RE ALL f ICl'l I 7
Residents of Chellt'frt
are r"
eeivingthelr ”Fiance cheeks m Natalie Wee mm, ind
tableaux were promoted by others oi u now that m '3’. over!”
mmt rich miner-fl on
= mm of But “once Vomingtnn “'18 m . ., -
- . mpoople m: nether, .mqngcmovs—I-
W“ “3”“ h" m“ .' my "‘ - um.‘ hnmwmmwumsa‘hmmdm. _
m . - . mmmmmma Goose. Wresthn Mw. ‘ . fine Ml
2 put a. stop to early ardent-3.1m! n- Jack fiorner, m m: ante ,, “I “-3 in ‘m" .. on turning zen: within th‘ ;
‘4‘...“ wmmm. ,of New] that moon-due opiate or the gar— flies nudlt. Mes muffle: . ‘ . 3 which m. 'n I w. M in; reported an .5
mmvfidendsonGRg-‘m -mh°mm-i Cinderella. W W: 9*“ .'. - iMug-M “m 1“ O.’ f
Miler-among. *mtmfwm‘i-fl‘mm vulture-int. Dorothy W: W, J n tfiflm .5. 0.- ewes—ocean» retools“.
in o sholdtered snot violeumin Lillian may: ”or. Mr ‘Wmm‘dblehfl. 1‘ Wm Ire n.
«W squall! w MM the -m..
Smith; Antumgkimcom:“t9n ' , '
Freda. 8cm; new all”;
land amuse-rm: .»_
We! mu. m m.
The closing number 01 the m
witheoldsong. Win-Ila."
by all the participating ”new
mmuueoue a. club Nolan but they were wisely covered
genui- evening with was ‘Mlldnd over with 1m. Iain to await w-
Wither-hone on Second street, Iner weather.
inn-yin Niche-eon. and family. of —Besinnins this week the Brower a;
e“ we are Mug to m mm=m.wmmemedenv
”mutant nvenuewlmmwinanl'mmmumfi ,-. - .
‘ (WWII. ' ' m. feed “(I m Bulimia: 10‘ ~ 1 ‘
Rummage wednam- M GermuivAustrie w :3; .1. .-
‘i‘he cecal “1y mating oi: the 1944. g - . e _ a w ”y 0". o! v. ” I...
third inflict commissioners Will be, ——-—-\ ‘ NW3.“ HIV F.“ a v... ‘rumrhe ‘1' u.
W “- mm in the 0M 0' the A‘ ‘ We” Meet the now-s and Strike Still Cumin-s , . . ”emf..." “mm? m 4 .
put-Inwmnve. mil 13m chroh. yesterday W"; __ . h Amen“ m m w t. “Smublts
“mmtwnni-omiywma' (Cmmm Film). .;whentin-liondot-sided".wueitmmto1
Theodos- looting of the Bi‘nle call to Rev. Francis Stark of ‘ant. ‘ ~---- . I m w I
“ma... m h he” “68qu "- Vim, can" to me the ”m“ °' 110190, ““WY- M 2.7 to loot nether year and file Unless New Capes
chit-social: at the homo of Mrs. the (torch here. It is hoped that Mr. ' Associated Press).—Thc Amen on,
sun will swept end if he does, he can consul-general at Seoul mode ‘1', ”"m. “ av- ”. a“
1m mainland Menu"-
”monthly meeting of the East
rte-we'll: improvement Association
Willa” held tomorrow afternoon in the
Minty Hall at 2:30 when every
member-is requested to be present.
Amer arcane readings on Oen- -
tenor: won: were given yesterday at
the“ Avenue Methodist church in
the-observance oi Centenary Day. A
new program arranged and pre-
MM in tile manner and was well en-
m
“scold-mm and snowy weath-
orflfic pelt 'i'cw days have caused
Muble damage to the curly
pl‘rund We of the unwary res-
idmfiw‘ho were loud to believe that
sW‘a‘Wt arrived when a. few
do“ tine, pleasant weather was on-
ioyfl. Many young plants had been
setaflt end flower buds we“, just be
slim to enrol-solar the season when
the“! and snow (:amr‘ and put a.
spfi‘end ”their existence.
file-can met Ralph E mm
of“. anon... on: be shrill a hour-
inglt lo o‘crock tomorrow morning
MW‘Wakemnn oi Pairiield. la n
W that dot-spite the recent tie-
a
ct ‘ siren by Coroner John J.
111 which he absolved DeWitt
w mponeibllity for the death
of .‘flelcn Mckson of Bridge-
mm will he _held as the
orwnih man is being ietnineu
on technicul charge of reckless
d :lfllzlflcn'ds have no doubt as
in mum-en: the hearing especial-
. Iy .mfi‘fic verdict of Coroner
Fifi.
.- mot. ‘
“rut-ow cook I now you
unfit-em other fight?"
-m onion: we're going
tom-m Wm.
. ......_._.... ._l
3 21a.._._ _
B-gfl- “If“
' rm 30m
Wm» and takes Salts for
- ‘ Shem-palace" trouble.
5
l
. £13m“ ‘in'mcat excites the kid-
Mm overworked; get
“the. end feel like lumps or
. “an urine becomes cloudy; the
. .m,med. and you may be
. “10‘th or three
V -' 'Mtho night. When the kid-
in-” most help them flush
Woman waste or you'll
Mmm Attirnt
' “in.“ winery in file money
Monitor from backache, sick
i I - When, staunch gets sour
. _ud you fool: rheumatic
~ _ ' 480 weather is bad. .
> “1-“. drink lots of water!
m any pharmacist {our
MW; take a, tablespoon-
:Wd water before break-
' . dun und your‘kidneys
‘ ‘ ‘ dine. his famous salts
, a. cold of art-Des and
”not! will lith'n, and
‘ K guardians toolean
and Mote them to
7, all: to neutralize the
.9 .it «no longer is a
. thus ending mad-
. n
a delightful effervescent
use: which inveryoné
A ,
my be in Mm Eater Sunday.
He has a. wife. and noon-uni daughter.
He was formerly pillar of. Mist
church in Eamon-Conn. and in‘lrnown
.an inquiry recently into the an;
rest. of Koreans in the employ of
Americans and chnrged with tw-
ine connected with disturbances
growing out of the independence
in thehweduhgwwmurm‘h‘mbflkarhev.fl.
»c.n..uteenenmwnmmmeret&eryramwm.mé
YakmanCtm macs-AIM
togetmueethorudcthewurendodsouhehu-e no work “the
bony non-nil.
1'th." model than
firearm-would mun tell at the
tent maven-humor the
he in 1!]0~80.000 tonic! We-would
Waists
Summer Furs
and highly esteemed by n number of
Maywn people. movement in Korea, according do
rhcsc arrests and received the tr-
_ply that" the men had been taken
. into custody es Jepeneee abject.
in accordance with the low.-
Korean houses have hem
searched by the polioelend a press
on whisch [wlliticel matter was be-
cng Apr'mtod was mined, the advice
es add. Certain Korenns amused
of being responsible for the in.
shame of manifest“ were arrest-
ed.
PMS. Mmh 31 (Hench—A
resolnfion of protest. against the
ucquit‘tal of Raoul Villnin, who
'shot and killed the Socialist leafl-
cr Jaurcs, .in 1914, who ndnptofl
yesterday by the Federal Sol-jel-
ist Congress for the Department
of the Seine. The Federation was
almond in inquire into what urt-
iam shoulddw taken by that ”fly.
I!
Mrs.:‘Goorgc H. Not-on attended the
State convention of the D. 'A. JR. in
.N'ulwalll, Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Richter have
removed irom George Smith's house
on Mansfield avamc‘to G. D. Dollar's
lmmc on the Post read.
'Mrs. 71. n. Wheeler of "The Iflcko~
.. . PARIS, V'Mamh 31 ' van)—
ries. on Gracie street, who has been he ' WM ‘1'“: _ lit
seriously ill, in now much better. final decisions. will - 1‘ fig
‘ - “ 'wcek""hy t ‘ . rents-is
—(loll Raymond S‘reet & Son "tor '
painted out I) tho—M W
the host ice oft-inside. A child can today. 1”".ng m the French
eat it like candy. . claims. '1he‘Fl-eneh‘ newspapers
---—— reiterati- their arguments that.
Alfred Buttery. in MB natty “M's these are just and legitimate and
uniform, is back in town. having re- shsolutu-ly necessary for the safe-
eeived an honorable discharge on ty of France and likew'me of the
Thursday. ;world.
———~- The Echo De Paris claims to
Today will be‘ the last day for the know that in order to me the
rumour»!!! taxes on the list or 1917. security of the French frontier.
an bills notthonpnkl will subject the it will lw lnadl' obligatory upon
,m my“ 'in um placing of Germany to destroy her forts on
.the right bank-of the Rhine, with
”the Allies occupying the lett hank
Forty dollonwns netted at a sale of until tllt‘ war indemnity is paid.
homeqnndo m. undiel and ma. Regarding: thf‘ llldcmlfies, the C!-
at the WWI pm house ports, the news-paper continues,
Thanh alternation". 0.1!. Noxon have admitted the impossibility
was chairman oi the committee which or Germany's paying enormous
managed the m. amounts during the next two
__._.__ iyecrs. The newspaper only; it im-
The business committee of the Com- tier-stands that the m '1'!-
tmmlem M has extended the “We“ Will be "h a rising scale
contract tormyurnndo‘lutumg yearly. each of the Allies to 11-.
with Rev. inseam“ painter °°"_e “3 “'7’"? Either in sail: or)
two years longer. The contract was Various products.
rammed to a church meeting for ap- PARlH Mmh g} (m
novel. :I’rcss).—A smell force him}
t‘iroops stationed ‘in the mm“
zoncI-hemn Hungary and m4
menu; has been attadked lby Enu-
sai-um troops, 350 of the French
being taken prisoner, according
to an ofliciul report received here.
On demand of the French gen-
lfral. the rclcssc of the prisoners
nus-helm promised by the Hun-
garlans.
t-‘rcstly disturbed conditions
In. Stephen Tarot tells that ’her
son. Stephen. In. who'spent several
months as a prisoner of war in a Ger
man camp, writes mest cheering let-
tln, but. he having-rejoined his regi-
ment, there seems to be no prospect.
of his speedy mum to Darlen. '
At tho-W service ot‘thc Noroton
Marion church, Sundny, at 4:30
a. m.. an address illustrated with stere-
Wormgmgpohlieu Vacuum-MW:- he Ind ten to” of“ “,1
volunteryoeuetaryaud want to Ire. mm
Wmallflm.wmlfl “mammmfl'lm notion for enry one Ann-tee bed in
andneeee’the awn-am on-
epn-ituality had been manaous. III
the had remained tree taunt“
she would hove mean my
lntqlhe ' c gym.”- -51., ' ,
But even in that “rd“ of 9%
truth null-lee milieu attend. G
the ruling chance reg-um. gem;
all in men carried are We-
Dr. .1an Reach madman“
Herold.
W .’
cameos Pull-HG:- .3:
The secrete at producing dour!
oeesinlwmw‘mm‘m liven-y me ever gain 1 how.
. Jfim'hntl M my 3'“,-
GIN- hmehmmmm.mn
(album-lineal» ’ ‘
guarded“ I
mawoaogumwe
m on!
bmfi'
”unambflfld
mmnuwmu—mmmmm,
nun-em. mums-l
“wwwmaermm-mmw
m nae—haw to Um *0 be
’0‘. Autumn
bra“ ‘ - . . '
“,fiem moi-m
ALLQ’HAT OUT?“
‘ Accordhgtoherownecconntotit "min mac premliorl brought
In
MMMW
fondant itwaea twoclgod tool.
‘11“! attenuate-semi!)
Mtlnmdmmt lwce
‘1
,. ”'mn‘gl‘ldforfllthe ”WWWGJWt he-itept in ”on until the:
._; rummae‘mnwm ounce treaty name. Mania-t
hringinoursoncmr‘the W we MID-tho.ied.clm.n¢m-
endomotnerpeonle. River-e
this In ovary m
“a".
“tumor 1W
“Hum-
gnrdone. mmeCeleetkltutetorw .— “filth“. 1
Lho‘mt'worhs of art enema to‘hm
declinod. Yet ‘the little colony in
am still we: lot of we years
it line had to mply‘the growing de-
moed- otwoeten civifiution. In alg-
‘lenliandnneflcl uneasily. W
trees ore m great lever. ‘héin;
belied as novel and attractive u‘b‘lo
Wane. M how these tiny
twee are produced is known only to A:
score or no of indivitonh. ‘it would'
soon: thnt r quality essential to the
successful wort tree never is pe-
tience. hacked by a fund of column
nation emu the wen“ u.
Filly yours is and a «the m
period luwhia and! “misal-
ahlc dwnr‘l tree may be grown. while
a Meme is not meant: to urn-l
once mete-t mile-cruciate”:
.mwnmmm
was. '
m“:—
uproudueverotflemfiotl "
amthnnhloi-thatwegot'cntrolover
“Got ue.ior M. ,uit gotthe
WW” ;
m.-
3:
1-".
we! theme-er. who “.7: be
’ dent . m or 317...”,000
m,-emet in.
optlcon view: was delivered by W’. H.-
Shureman of Denver, Col., on Pioneer
Dry: in Colorado d Wyoming. The
speaker had a thril g story to tell of
life on the frontier in the early days
of that section.
The household goods of Mr. and M rs.
George F. Smith arriv‘ed at M r.
Smith's home on Hwfleld omue last
week. in a few weeks, after extensive
improvements and alterations Ire
made. fir. and Mrs. Smith will occupy
it as their home, meanwhile making
~thoir home with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Cantrell, the latter Mr. Smith's sister,
, at New Canaan. »
Today the Dorian Women's War Bu-
reau will hold“. final session at 3:15
3:.an as the mom will then
m “except mm committees Intern-nectar“
Wel-
A
ref
are reported to exist in Hungarv.
WAR AND IDLE
The world war has brought to the
truth of Bible doctrinea as usually
more striking illustrations of the in-
terpreted by what In called the old
theology. Glance for n moment ‘nt
some of the old Bible truths (hit the
War has illustrotod Anew-eluted.
Take. (or t-xunue. the fell or an
as recounted in Guests. Somehow
had difficulty with this Mal .
dcctrino of the Bible.
I
[we-lollies
a short time ago witha hrinhnt young;
colloge man. steeped in the scientific
skepticism of the m, uni he I“:
"But, doctor, think ”Wits
llhe theory that no: team chi—g,
just created by an m
eri’ul God!” -
l rephod' by Midt>
also,
am.-
e."
I ,
WWMmo-nfir»
my could product Thousands of}
utter-ice of guns would! have been in
jam.
l Everything else was being produced
It proportion.
a: early end to file ”unmanned
Vt” hide
”to“ tor and w huh. deliv-
mifih-Mw signed.
.‘P-rtorourum' yoraceoseom
who-um Then-they out he}
mun-e. » ,
«he “in wounded .‘t be
The em
in».
60—“ an “if“: he-
wtwm giv-1
4 on M" tn. the!!! liv-
This rem ween ct home
inst he col-Moll The job must be
~.Ished.
moo ha ha ruined for his war
trough the m or the roar Llhv
for: lune. Shortly be hi to can for
mum
cm cocoons orsmr
l W! cum m mm; 1:1” '
mm 0?
wars ARTICLES
I m.
I”, V BRQS.
mmm
IM'
:‘7
a. an: H... ., .5
For the «auto.
‘M‘s nurse, 30ft. QM flur-
that don’t m. Oi” a. m?“
wool duster in all mm the ~-
31 blue to the mint mo. .
Manon or a” “ton-
r
.' ”W M. “—9.- ”—
W
.ldnillt: «mm o- ine-west of
Ami rm. an... «ac. .
South 'rlcon "duster is moi-unlit; ,
“d more durable than any other u,»
'ter oi its 'ln'n'd.
Price 15: to $2.50 :
Allied Em
It’s Here H~It’a m
25 finite" fl. .0. Wall
Prompt De'lvory- 9M“ 527'
can.
Winn-oil] unoccupied-nor
ummumh antigen
mono—ecu- 'Ti'fl ”with! m
We must hob. It»: “1205th
also. MM} stooghtilorueu
hr You and II, on much As for
Uncle... human...
“net-hr.- . «Mela-ales
“a"; nutmmw ‘m m m- u
an. may “nee-m}- ”a- 4' lo." I...“ I I
-‘ I! .
‘ufi‘m mtmmoml WW”
“any “Mnlmd-mWJ
M‘Mmfiewuueumf 8000”de
I: ”maintain-'4 Into thud
“mmhh-Mdfle-nh- W m
NMMMwutntothc¥ G..H. ‘
“h.- W_ _,_._.-
mmwmmam-_ :1 -
h’flhfle man -ll
".meueeaeeeoronoru‘ . . ,1
“mus-Waco; ' .'
III-libs- 1 t'.
to whatever the financial out: Q
an get err amply. Between “wane-retells”
“In“.heeamelenocomrw
“- We m can cm 1 ”swimwear
”mmmu'flem‘ Magnum 8th.,w
'nfil. _
“gleam“.mtfi, ~
3
v
Norwalk Chronicler