(nineties. New designs in cretonnes
,IIn fast draperies. Also window
IhIdes. ~
antler Hahaokemo .
.Waahington street, Soul: Hawaii j
WINDOW IDRAPIERIES
d and dotted Swiss scrims and mac-
A large assortment in math-as. strip-
I
I
E K. BANKS
Hotel, West
\'\.‘:‘_/\ \;*//-L
1'
oI
l
mm A YEAR. AGO ‘ Order your Easter suit in
TODAY; ..- I time as it takes time to make
'l‘emperaturc: High. "it: I”“'- a suit with the care we devote
33. Snow. I to it. -
——-—.‘_ . .. _.- \ . -——~— i You'll appreciate the very I
.. _ ---- I interesting patterns and
l '- r i colors we can show you ’
now.
i
has purchased
Si
York city.
M
East a venue.
of
ch
prised to find how
LCily
—t)ancine tonight:
Good Suits made to measure I
$30 to $65.
Order now and be sure to
John Halli than of the Eagle Lunch have it for Easter.
at new lludson Silpcr
-__
Rogers & Stevens :
Norwatk South Norwailu .
X (‘21P.
I
i The it't’d Slilt‘ “hich vl'us held
llt'l‘tlll‘.‘ under llle auspices of t’w- 4
.Scou’ts of l-Jast Noriilk was vcry Slit
and Mrs Dustin Gruelle. of New
:tre the guests of Hi and
.lohn B. (lriielle at their home on
M r.
a
rs.
S'I‘S‘
rill
.—
Al'lon Hull.
.. :i-csst'iil and they wish to thank l'\~ 1,
Harry? . BOL’ai‘illi.‘ ot the sales T‘orri- line of their kindness,
the (liendenning pharmai). has piii- -
used a new" Ford car. and is sur- Thr llt‘ililtl‘lilllt‘l‘H of tho NH”- [‘ne:
holuilar he has: stub Rein-f Fund. which has bet-n lil(':ili‘il ill
Iof her approaching marriage.
' 'pleasant
. 'ceived man)
I Ki-nip.
NOR WAL
S OCIE TY
and Personal
NEWS
*
"-
A few friends called at lllt‘ home of
.VllSH I-iarie Lyons. last evening. and
tendered her a linen shower in honor
the "Rake." Mai-iii». Think
They Wave Drinking?
A" Impressive entry In the influence-
of-uilnd-m'er-miitter contest is submit-
ted by the Flushing correspondent. A
prominent turner of an honest penny
of Flushing. it. seems. with many I
81!. knowing and suggestive wink
missed the word about that he was
)now in a position to supply prominent
. residents of that legally dry disfrk‘t
“‘llh What he with an air of infinite
t'acetiousness denominated cold tea, to
be drunk on the premises.
Prominent rakes of Flushing
”II'OHL'NI to the premises at once. It
thriving business soon was built up
Miss.
Frances Splfln rendered solos in a very‘
niannci. while Miss Lyons.
I'pleeided at the piano. The hostess re-I
beautiful gifts including
wele sent by those un-
able to attend. The guests later de-
parto-ii to the. dining room where a
bountiful collation was served. Those.
in attendance were Mrs. “'illiamI
Mrs. Olivcr Launders. also the'
i‘liSN‘R Mabel llii-hards. Mary Cor-I
coi'aii, Frances Spltln. Mabel Juries
('Iiii: tine Jacobite-n, Malwl Kol‘tt. Helen,
Hertha liiedcl and Marie
also Mrs. Minnie Lions. Mrs.
Lyons and Miss Kathi-rm-
lhom- which
i'ai'ilos.
I.}I(lll>.
.losetnh
Lyons,
.'\"lllll'llli‘t"ll|i‘nl is "Univ of thc inarr
denly becomi- particularly. with the. Room :3 iii the ('it\' Hall. has llm~li
fail- st-c. amount to 5:: \\'ashinxton street whcro ”"2" 01' Mir-r \IIUIM Mi'l-t‘llml (It .\‘or-
all hush"...s in ”H. future will be ”amp walk and Lamar Hilllvl' or Darteii.
\Id‘l know. lllt‘l't‘IS hardly a wo- acted. I which occurred several weeks ago in
lt'illl ll‘. the land who doesn't “it!” ()aii , ' New York Tll" bride is the charming
floors ‘hut l'lak’i- Cami “Hull's Ito-IN“ .\ mourn-r oi Noiwatk “I‘DlltilIt‘flllS daughter or Mr and Mrs. William Mc-
I'II'W‘ “qu'laII‘S' IIIIIm‘I I033 (III‘I- SI :.ro- illlf‘illlillr: the nleei‘uigv of lhp [Puila Leilan. Mr. Butler in tho proprietor
John A: l{(’}'5i'l'.
lllllltlt‘i'S. t‘iold (‘ountv Republican ()rizanization
of lllt' lliiricu garage.
Mr. and Mrs.
H l l l l l ( t m ”N. S1,.;..t~i..ld hotel, in Bridgeport. ihitlcr have rented the residence of
" i . C x ' i l ('c l-lnllet )v ‘our . . . . .
. a~tet‘i it t - '. . “,1, “mu-mm” A. 1.,n..h,..,n u...) “~...~.. .‘.li.\‘.~‘ Acute Lei-son on Tokcneke road
Nlll'llllx F or A for the evening at ‘ . ‘ . ,
. . gum-is oi Hon Si-hltVlM‘ Merritt, (“it until their own home in Iliahlnnn
April 23th. nas bi'v'll postponed un-‘ll . . . , , _ .
. . . ult‘r‘dllitll train the rozlrth I’ISH'lt'f, izii'li is completed.
Frillin May 2nd as it lS understood .
that a local military coliipauv has a ”pm", 33“.,1” Eduard 1; ilullon~.
big dautzc scheduled for
the .\'m'\i':ilk armor):
lh'lt night I” - \VflglillS tor SHIV ii, llul‘liiond "I'tlr‘
. , «
again “oi-kin:
last night
”I” l’f'i'pt‘iII is.
district and
' Jiii‘h‘.
Ill thi- sicond I
Vila. "955 {or Stilt" at Raymond “liiS
iii-pill}-
|-.
Sheriff Nclson “T licnedirt.
dlnilnd H Crown. .llidL’l' Nehemiah
‘andcc. Arthur (2. Wheeler and Samuel
I imaginative fellow
I liki-
Mrs,
lll’t'illli'.
station last lliL’lll
‘A'illiam J Brown. of l.\ ‘l’l'lilllll
'If'lt’fillnflt‘d the uptown polici-
that the alarm lh-ll
the outside of he Vi'impflii-ilni-r hat
,l'atiolilian llulli‘i'L (taint-r int-95,123.01: \\':iti-'lns ar- amom: the number from
Norwalk in attendance at ‘lllt‘ Piilt'ficld
ii complaint that a man was walkin':
around the yard of Harry Goodwin. on
Sprint >ll‘F‘t‘l around ”.30 , When tho
oilii-cfall'n-ul ill“ man had disapni air
if“: in ilridzeport this afternoon.
('ounzx' Republican Organization l"?0'l~:
i
0" _ . Pd 1......le i' Mulvihill. oi New lime ..i
fili‘lt‘l‘l- "I (II‘OSH MHI Rli't‘l' SII'H‘I‘ ““-“ ' was a. visitor in South Norwalk todiiv.
i’lilL’ill: fitri'ousl) for some little I‘ll" "l ‘ . -. ‘ while on m“. why to NEW York ell}.
trolliiail Thomas hornev lute-situated I "WI-tr V- “ulflh- 0' mi (I‘I‘H'V'm to take m the ”h. lorllblzctllk K ”It”
and found that the hell was Funnel to «l
with the automatic
aparatus.
arrange-ii in S‘Ollit-
'hell to sounding a
pol
of the plant who “'l'lL'llit‘tl tfii- Wliinn‘Umlt'b' in the Land”
IMain slrcet.
water splinkliua
and that
manner and 5,4
false alarm The
eil," lHI‘ r-r
iceruan finallv found 'lllt'
ISIi'tl‘i.
it had become at»:
ill”:
seionl distiiit has on nlcii-il iip- to lulu in the big circus, with which
'on llit insuince business lln‘ving taken ho was for many seasoni- connected
in er the forum-1 business of the IMP, —-
Major “'illiiilu Ll. i'rocki-lt. that of the
act "('5 for the Massachusetts Acciduni
.‘dl‘. \Viilsh \viii llii“c his
“ block on Smith
the
John .~\. Hamilton of ‘l-‘lnx iiillI
lload. who llar‘ bcii \islling her sister
Miss ”ill‘l'li‘i (‘ilNi- \ollt ill) I
is spending a week in A lunlic (‘ it;
.\i rs.
(‘ onlpzin) oi \t'“
occllpvint: Stilt-0‘ li‘l
in >l10"i order. _
_______ __ tilt-riy Olt'llllli‘ll bv \‘lr. Clixkclt. \\':lli;ic-- l' lh-nelislin of ‘Rt‘l‘il sin-cl
‘l.~l's (lo? .\nlt'l'll'a L'ai'c to .IIIIIII Ict'l ttrdzi) for tirinc ('ily to talu‘ a l-0
world i new sloaan - "l .i't's tio' .‘llltlll all fit" gin-millili-m creamer}
\va.q the battle (,lgv of Soldicis wiIlcu IIWHY IEI:EGRAPH llit‘lt' .
lhi')’ 'zot ready to go “ovel thc to i"p it ,_.._._._. ;
was let's go! and they went. when thcv
got readv’lo do anything it was the
same -i.Ve are ready to do everything
Carpenteriers. \Vrite or
.LOUIS KISKA S
SALOON WRECKED
I lilii3 Iiiiiisr
illiflnt' “NZ.
, don't _\oii Liimv
City. 9:. John & Keysel‘. Builders. - \\ \Slii.\i.i‘t)_\' :‘Ill‘il 12. in mat: “"’“”""‘"I IN“ ”I” 9“”
‘iog- pilhlil lllllit) .i \‘inlt‘llli‘lll in “““’
\illiih it Lill't‘S figures upon which in Ho, -
l 'I’ T 'l l A r l II’II“ “II III" IIII""1I-"' ”1 It'Itill‘fllth mic-'4. Starting in back of the bar lhcyt
ale S 0' e r lc QSI thi _\\' llo- ioniiol llnatd tlil't‘i‘l." ut- look every bottle of liquor they could
Ital: lion 1. ) illtl‘ iait that while the lily their-hands on and (bundled them
1 piiius oi plot arts and service of var-v into the sink broke the bottled cm
Q ' , . . .. ll
Sh" 0n- POWQH (ornol‘fllltm- ‘Ltlll‘ illtlllstlial and ltit‘t’i'nlllilt' cor- tied inns and all kinds of ri't‘t‘tllti-I
:noraizoni halt; illi-icasu-ii Ollie hilu- (~11: Ve-i ile' t ‘ l i It i ' "
th Norwalk ; ‘ .. , i . i R l ) "1an 0 ll‘ (‘ K.”
sou lilii‘il pii your. li'lt‘L’l'ullll sc'ru c has :.i.il «icon-iii- counter and dumped;
wpw :
.. .__._,&i'll}|.‘.
COMMITTED in this com-
munity is one more argu-
ment for your renting one
of our fire and burglar
proof SAFE DEPOSIT
BdXES.
You know the old story
ab mt the ounce of pre-
I vention. Come in today.
The cost is $4 a year.
~— - -»<~ - -~ w“..-
Illw-n ll llilcled at pic-Will pliccs all the smokes into lho- salui‘ sink!
gthloughout a piliod \.liell industiiai The pool (abh- w;i~: their next objcc;
Ml" “USING-“S l‘l'UfilS were “DPT“??- ti\-- and from this lhev ripped tho.
:ilculcd. "The increase of twenty per and damaged lllv table as beet
. I int-r I
U‘lli. in tolczraph rates,” says illit' ill!) tould ‘
stoic mrnt “should be considered in Two lciolu rs. .1 AIR and a .32 “'(‘rflI
roiiipaiison with the one hundred per found and mill»
wnt lililiiiSe in other prices. and hi money whith (ontailled $102. A
it is lt’r‘s than that found ni-ctssuri bundle of ladies clothing. Just bur
rto add to the railroad freight rai€5.(lliii~(’tl that day. and valued at $19.
land is no greater than ha: been dePI was lzilicn togetlui with one of Mr.
guilt I all} in who a pub!ic lliilll} lates- Kiska ,- suits
[In oii‘l'cr to ob\iate financial col- Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt.
.ipse. _ . . _ -«lilld Chief Pennington investigated
l iliw'llusiliir a i-olilptlllson oi the this morning and have several cities
Isi‘ll-iiuslillnill; operations of the l‘()s~_ on which they are now working and
hope To have the man responsible-
n away its was a box
.t;ll i'oulpany with the smaiier propor-
IllUlliili‘ i'iii'l‘lil’lgrl ot' the \‘l'eslcl'n tin-'1‘” hind the bar: before vcrv long.
"ion. lhc statement (it-clarel-i that dur-I ~—-- —-‘- ----
ling llll‘ six months from Altgusl.. ON HIMSELF -
.115 o Janumy,1919 the Postal car- Noiolist l ooth Tarkington telis with
Illtl onl\ about, Ont“ sixth of the busi-'
Inns of the cnmintri limited to pro~I
Ititahlc iicld.. while the “’esiern U310
ion (tLlliPtll t'iVe-sixths of the busi~I Red Cross fail- wh
nest i’llUCl of Wthl .
fit-Ids less profitable}. blftxthllf: 3‘:ng pers 0f sixteen 01 so came “II and:
asked me fut mv autoglaph.
gust o this Sill!" against bilntielf;
Miss Laura Romano.
Miss Lauri! Romano passed away
yesterday afternoon at the llolni- of so I took out a pencil and signed my
im- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles {to name in the motocco bound book that
InaIIlOIlIIiO Oak street. g‘he funeral will she had given me.
it: let tomorrow at ternoon at 2 - .- .
o'clock from the late home. intcrmcni 'The. flapper SIudIPd my signalule
will he made by automobile cortcge “I‘m a flown. Then “I” 1°°k°d up and
'aud will llt' ill St Mary's Cemetery. 385d:
“ ‘Aren't you Robert \K'. (‘ham-
Geugtt St. John Dikeman. bers??'
Geriett St John Dikeman, the yaar
and eleven months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerrcit H. Dikeman, of 19 Grove
street. died this morning in the Nor-
Iwaik Hosp.” ml. The funeral will be
held [OmOX'll .i afternoon at 2 o’clock
and interment will be made in St.
iMary's Cemetery.
I
“ ‘No.’ said 1, I'm Booth Tarkington.‘
The flapper turned to her friend
with a shrug of disgust.
“ ‘Lend me your rubber, May.’
said."—-Detroit Free Press.
.”w -A...
she
HARRY HIPOON RETURNS HOME
of
AIith h i , , Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
on: ood prices showed a de- an“. “a“ mm‘m wel-
' 'les.‘ said one of the flappeN. and 4
and many a tip was smacked and many
a genial jest was exchanged over the
so-cailed cold tea. the consensus of the
best opinion being that our turner of
an honest penny must have Pmurt’d
for his patrons the private stock of
some old Kentucky cellar. Finally one
day there came along it plilegmatlc. un-
who ordered I
beaker of cold tea in the accepted im-
portant but secretive manner, started
to qtmfl' and laid down the tipple with
soon-thing. we are sorry to say. very
an oath. "Why. that's nothintr
but (“old tell." he cn'liiiincd with kin-
dling anger.
“or turner of an honest penny frank
I." tlt‘kllowimiged that such in very
MNtlll was the fat-t and had been the
fill-t in very moth since the inception
of his little venture. smilingLv rclliilid-
I'll: fl" Kiri-Sent that he never had of-
fcrcd them anything hilt cold to" or
sold them ilu- lnucruxe under Nil}
other name.
“or prominent rain-s of Filipinos.
~‘illi~llwl lllnt they hull been put upon
and vet had no n-ioursc. dislwrshd in
no lttlh- (tlilfilsiill‘. thoroughly humili-
ulmi. i-liiizrtned and tlhllnlllf‘il. for such
is human nature. bet-misi- they had
bow-ii trapped into betraying their lin-
familiarity ivith uhlii it Would have
servo-d "It'll ill to kilow.—l'lcvi-lulul
Plain Dealer
NO TIME TO WASTE ENERGY
N
3‘3”“
Western Poet Otters Good Advice
When He Says. Forget That Bald
Pate for the Present.
Lin" there it limit “l'll soul so tic-ad
that nevi-r to himwa iw's said. when
the hair on his [into out-i- lliii-k. hrgati
n-lookimrthlu and «ick: "i’ll pill some =
Hope on llii.t tilt-re tour and soon have
foliiun‘ In spare.“ Lin-s fllt‘l‘t’ I man
who has not spent “1" but ro-il solitary
i-rni for dopi- tlu- lmldllcad driiggist
Milli would brim: more hair upon his
hciid. Nay. Milli M‘Pks the tar soli-
tude and rubs hi~ shining pan-"1th
crude or rubs u pint of vaseiine with
night will!)ii\lm beam rubs all
the dope. I9 1 .lil INN Uh
lu- calls his _«-urd then to tth druggist
doth cuvort.
ilu- quart;
he iii-vcr crows another mime.
tom all his labor is in vain.
lie thinks-ill in his
bosom llt‘ “mull look young in he used
tithe thing .:
..__‘.__.-. .._.-_- .
m "Tm" ",L‘,‘
W--w.~...
mat hiiy eili mange lure h) ‘
Mali _
' that is born of woman is of few linir~ I
I iitiil a rlilill) phiz.
to be it“ no could on his poll grown
tuirc colliriu- another crop of hair.
“it tniiIi' H hifltri'iileil gent: don't
viiilw thi- hair that long has weiil.,
'i‘iuit llll. l~ plcajvliuish biz. l'w all
the comm that is. and all of )our
hair lllnilt‘) tor the “inning of this
in this here wiir gami-
iou should he in the
dreadful \\ :ir.
llillllllt‘llil
lu ”nihiull l'mi,
Hydraulic Cartridges.
is oftoil diillciilt :iliii \ilillt'lllllh
to use ordiuliri cxplosivi-g
|‘Ii\\ ,
it
daiiizcroih
Jillltl .‘lc-l‘lllllo‘l‘ ln‘\\i~, ‘
for mining and excavating in confined '
splices. ii incl ilmt llllP- lcii to the dc-
pisttnus that move at right liDKit“
Hu' fl‘ls of the cylinder and expand
\\'llt'l| watt-r is injected into llit‘lll with
a hand pump. After drilling it deep
cllouch hole the Workinen insert lllv
cylinder and then set to work at lllt‘
build pump.
The till} pistons expand until their
free extrciiiitii-s lN‘ill‘ attainst thc illiissI
of rock with constantly increasing
rill'i‘i‘ and the rock is gradually fl':ll"‘
tiircd lilidcr trelliendol‘ls pressure. The
npcl‘nlluu.
or than the ordinary blast but
"grain-s ii larger arch of rock.
"i was strolling around an altists'.
en two pletty flap-r
. arc
a s: rvicc llicessaly to maintain the
requirements of the public. “l hat: n' i izot a fountain pen." 1:
‘ said. much fluttered. "\\'ill pencil
DEATHS AND FUNERALS I do?"
New French Slang.
'l‘ln- language of the Palm is all
doubti- lulu-h, io‘the. uninitiated. Any
one familiar with the slum: of .the
Qinlriier Latin would probably feel
more all home than most
lliuliv other
putois. some pit lied up iii Morocco. and
of the First empire. Such a word l‘l
“(‘lelwr." which apparent" means to'
\‘i-lopliiu-lit of the hydraulic liiiliilitz'
cartridge.
The i'iit'iliilge i'iili~'l~l< of ii ~\lci-li
' i_\lllllli'l' containing liuliicroih small
to ‘
it is said, is not only clicap— ;
tlihill- t
w...~..._~-_4
H..- 1 v. we
..._ .-‘. ...__.—.
3:“: 301:3“; m
s’fi m; I“: .3an:
0.? .
N orw at k.
«V
I":
68 Washington $1., so. Nomalk
Children’s
Coats. and Capes
The Pride of the Home
The main ambition 18 to attractively
dress her and at the same time not
pay too much.
We have just received an attractive
line of Children’s Coats and Capes
and we assure you that our prices
are from 15 to 20% less than you
can buy them anywhere else in
Is the Child.
‘
Keystone Agency
wes‘rponr GREETS I
Leslie Alien. Reported Dead, is
Best of Health and Spirits.
Three \V’estpmt heroes. all members
of the 1200th Infantry Rest" which
won glory in France for the past year.
and a half. are now in “'estport, two
or them on furlouglis from Camp Dev-
«. where they are awaiting their dis
charge, the other having received his
But there {several days ago. havin; come over
InsredIem'"““""I with a casual company several weeks
In
some are suniials of the soldier SliillL' .
Frederick Godfrey. the third named
'wus with the old company of New Ha-
cat after one has been on the point 01" V93 Blues. Md W35, “k5 the 0th” t'o
starving. An explanation given of thc
orivin of the word is that it is a cor-
ruption of
bread. it Is said that the French sol
films on the great retreat from Moe;
I
“kit-ha." the Russian for 101. democracy.
Webtport boys mentioned, with the
Just two to go across the sea to ilglit‘
He was wounded
Itwice, gassed once, and wears tune
mm. mum 0‘" "Papa kleba ., m Xa- gold service stripes. each showing six
pnleon.
Potash in Canada.
The discmery of a large deposit ofI
potash in Saskatciieu an is of great na-
tional importance to Canada. The
onlv other («insider-able deposit on this
continent. as far as known. is at
Srle‘s’alzke. in Wei-lite. This is‘
n: oped under the am at
hall-teen ,
I
I
onths' overseas service.
Private Leslie D. Allen. who. it will
Ibe remembered was reported w.
and whose mother in Samuel
mourned for him, is another of the
boys. and he is tar from 600th. “I
he underwent some very but! taunt-I
meat in a prison camp in I“;
m
i
I
.donweunifomotUnehuhIaekl
i
Save Money on Thai Tire Bill
We can show you how: Our TIRES
selling at from 20%- io l10% off- the
list price. A full
SMlTll&
'912 MAIN snin'i
Opp. North Ave.
mileage guarantee
goes with every lire.
MORRiSilN
NORWALK
Tel. 969
W
It was Ion
Illll was re
Allen.
semblance to
RETURNING SOLDIERSI months after the voting -;
. poxte'd missing
MI mother knew of it and not a month af—I
tcl lccciiing notice of it from the war .
in action before his.
department she received I letter from
her son. who was confined in a Ger.
man prison camp.
Shortly after being reihnsed from
the prison camp young Allen visited
his own grave, or one that had been
named for him. and it was learned the
soldier buried for him was a member
of a. Canadian outfit.
Private William “Chip" Dooling of
ISaugatuck was anothu- of the local
boys who arrived in this country this
Iweek with the 1024 and he in all!” I
Idistinguislied soldier. although hc‘is
.but a lad of nineteen years" Helms
been on French soil for 19 months and
-was not 18 59am old when he left this
oountay.
Another returning soldier in “Nick"
Geremia, the popular yam aloe Isak-
erwhoclosednphis ahop - “It
Church street several months aao to
andwilldobusinmaahatalttheI
iniddleoiaaatwsek. “inf-antiv-
'mthMU.MWr~
biI‘Imfleotaqflb. Reva
' authorities
BOUGHT TOOLS
IN PAWNSHOP
Continued from First Page.
were heina shipped to South Norwalk.
lie notified the police and the local
were made acquainted
with the facts of the case and went:
to South NUI‘Vv'fllk railroad station and
claimed the box and awaited the com-
ing of the claimant who noon appeared
in ill? person of Lawson.
Both the police in Bridgeport and in
this city are working on the case in
an endeavor to locate and arrest the
man who stole the tools.
GLOVES
TO PRAY THE GAME
RIGHT
Norwalk Chronicler