ms'r laments
’ CREATED FOR -
. THE SOLDIERS
(Continued from Page One).
“'heu it. appeared that nothing
«mould stem the sentiment among leg-
fislators for a bonus bill for the
diets, and that both parties in the
«assembly were' striving for the credit
'01 passing such- bill. the republican
Readers got together: and perfected
last evening the trust fund bill, which
Was offered as an amendmentvto the
wriginal soldiers' bonus bill in the
senate by Senator Heald and general—
ly'supportcd by democrats and repub-
licans alike.
Following is the lull content of the
trust fund bill as adopted:
Text of Trust Fund Bill
“Section 1. Tlltr state treasurer is
directed to purchase bonds or notes
'Erssued by the government of the
E'nited States to finance the war
against Germany and the central pow-
ers to the acgtegate amount oi no:
more than two and one—half million
dollars as shall be found necessary to
early out the provisions of this act
and to place the same in the custody
and control of the board of control.
Said board shall administer said fund
as required by the provisions hereof
'mtl shall reinvost the same from time
In time. in such sucurities as may be
legal invmliuvuts toi tlust funds. Tlle‘
intertst accumulatiom‘ of the fund so
held in tzust, or so much thereof as
1:311:11 be found to be ntcv'ssnry to car-
ry out the purpose-s ltel‘s‘lllitflt‘l‘ stat-
ed shall be paid to the treasurer of
an organization of soldiers. sailors
and marines who ruined any branch
of said service of liii- l'tiitcd States
during the. peti .d oi said wanand who
were accrt tlited to the quota of this
state and “no were citizens or resi—
dent aliens o; this state on the sixth
day of April. 1917. and since said
date have. been engaged in any of said
branches of servic.n and were honor-
ably discharged thercfrmn. or were
engaged in the military or naval hm“
vice of the allies of the l'nited States
in said War and haVc bt en honorably
discharged therefrom. wh h organi-
zation. V.llt'n organizld a d perfect.
ed to the approval of said boanl of
rattan, r’i‘itll disburse the same pro<
=i£lwl HOE more than one such ol‘galr
nation stiall be approved by Hui/t
. board. and provided. such orzanira-
rim shall he so completed within one
year from the date of the passage ol
this act. Said payments of interest
m1] be made at such definite. and
:snated periods as shall be necessary
I!) meet tho convenience of such 0i"
ganization and said board of trustees.
at. each payment shall be made on
“he order of the treasurer of such or
,mization duly approved by at least
:‘wo executive officers thereof or :i
”cola! conunitlee of such organiza»
anion thereunto specially authorized.
2% part of the interest accumulation
«at said fund shall be expended for
one purpose of organizing or main‘
mining such organization or associa-
Kion so approved.
“Sec. 2. All money.; so paid to and
sveceived by such organization shall
be expended by it in furnishing food.
Waring apparel. medical or surgical
said, care or relief, or in bearing the
mineral expenses of soldiers. sailors
or marines who are eligible. to meni-
Imrship in such association or organ-
ization as stated in section one of this
.-act. to their widows or dependent
«mildren under sixteen years of age.
who may be in need of the same. pro-
fided all such payments shall be
.mde by such organizations under an.
Ihority of byduwn to be adopted by it.
a. copy of which bylaws shall be
placed on tile with said board of
'mstees. The treasurer of such or-
mnization shall account to said board
M31 trustees during the. months of Jan-
uary, March, June and September for
nail moneys disbursed by it during the
“three months next. proceeding the
first day of either of said months and
such account shall show the amount.
not and‘the name and address of each
person to whom such aid shall be- fur-
.niabed. Upon the. completion of said
trust. the principal fund so held by
' raid board of trustees shall revert to
fill
Counterfeitcr Caught!
In manufacturtr sentenced to the
the Unified Si ‘
him In}.
‘54
Don't ask for Aspirin Tablets—Always say “léayer.”
Don’t lzuy Aspirin in a pill
package
The genuine “Bayer Tab!
m influenza Colds, Joi
sol- .
5
*_-_-.__-...~ _.
KE" ASPIRIN .
'WAS lAlCUM
lions of “Tait-um powder" tablet. as Aspirin Tablet...
Always say, “Give me genuine
‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.’ "’ insist
you want only the Bayer package'
will] the “Buyer Cross” on the
' _ . .- . p . ~.
the trees"; of the MO.
"Sec. 3. e‘ organintion approvad
by the board of control as herein au-g
thorized may receive or hold in trust
gifts testamentary or otherwise. may
purchase or receive gifts of such real
{estate as may be necessary or advan-
ttageous for the conduct of its bind-I
; ness and all property so held or own-
ed by it shall be free from taxation
‘ during the period of time as the same 2
shall be held or used by it. tor the!-
ipurpOse of furnishing the relief to‘
isuch soldiers. sailors or marines and:
their dependents as authorized by the,
provisions of this act. I . I
"Sec, 4. No person shall receive aid.i
or assistance under the provisions of:
ill" act who is receiving aid under;
the provisions of chapter 2 of ‘the;
‘ public acts of 1919. being entitled ‘An:
‘Act Providing Aid tor Certain 801-!
titers. Sailors and Marines and Their;
i lependem s.” .
“Sec. 5. This at t. shall take effect:
than) its passage." 1 ’
$60 Bonus Turned Down |;
During the debate on the bill Sen.‘
llemenWay wanted to send i‘ '0‘ the
military affairs committee. but Sena-,
tor Brooks objected, claiming that
the debate on the part of some Stua-
tors indicated that they wanted to
make the bill a polfitical affair. Later
‘8. ll:!lnl‘ Kopplemann wanted to
any ad the house bill to make the hon.
its 3w, but before action could be tak-
i-n on his motion. the Senate accepted .
lit-aid bill as a substitute for the
house I and the chair rnlt-ti out the
Koppelniann amendment. The Heaid
bill was adopted by a \"I'lo- of 20} to is.
S-‘nators \\'ilcox. Mark and French.
Ikmocruzs. voting for this bill. Most
of the senators Spain on thi- liill, the
Democrats l)"ll2'.' against l'. i-‘l\‘(‘l'lli::
the payment ol a bonus. Sz'vt-ial ol'
the lit publican senators declared that
this bill might be tak~ n as a lllt'tltl.
as it is drawn to ;_-‘\o- rtlitf and aid
to veterans in a. nut: ‘lill'llrul way.
The 110050, at its .‘Lst‘lltll, presented
Speaker “'21 ...:er.ond llllt.
with platinum Sl'llllig. teputiiit-n.)
Lt mlm‘ King with :I watch. Demons"
ic Leader Geary with silver candle-
sticks, Clerks t‘ountryman and Baker
each “1th a \Vlilt‘ll‘t'llnln of gold and
platinum. and Chaplain llildieth with,
a watch.
Senate Adopts Jitney Bill '-
The jitney bonding bill. 1-5 amend-
ed in the I’lOllSt‘ and with somv minor,
changes made by tho engrossing coni-
mittec, was adopted by the Senate.
This (-ottipletcd action on the tnea-V
sill't'. l
The Senate adopted the ”bust hill
apportioning stain aid to schools. The .
budget allows $3,690,109 for school:
purposes, to which is‘added three.
dollars per pupil on average .tltt-nd :
ance bttsia. or $573.00", and totlny'sl
bill adds $48,000 more. Additional"
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i
the
l.;‘
111'
special appropriations probably bring
the total allowance for m'houl put:
poses for two years to $i.7i‘.‘§t.UUU.
The Senate in concurrence. 19 to;
1:3, rejected the bill to alter the civil l
servtce law, unl‘avurably reported. it
The Senate adhered to passage of?
the bill to repeal the law requiring:
marking oi cold storage eggs, which:
bill the House rejected and thus the
matter is killed.
Bills t'or :trmurics in Stouinfiton and
Sziyhiook were rejt-cted‘ in” *couL'ur-
rcnce. The lgenate agrél-d With The
House in giving East Lynn: residents
lcau- to withdraw on their petition.
which in effect would ltavc stoppedl
development 01 a sanitorium at \Vhitt-l
Beach for treatment of children suf~
i‘t'ting from bone tuberculosis.
Last Mealure A Trolley Bill l
The last measure deal‘t “llll in both;
branches was a trolley nu-aFtlrv, and .
singularly it was buffeted about as all ‘
trolley measures have been since the;
special investigating committee Illadt”
its report. At the morning ession the‘
roads. bridges and rivers committct-s‘
had a resolution of recall passed to'
obtain possession of a bill which au- :
thorizes trolley companies to main-I
tain a. jitncy or public service motor;
Vehicle service under supervision or-
the. public utilities commission. Thisv
was adopted Tuesday in place of a
bill which would have permitted trol-.
ley companies to abandon nCJl-pnying‘
lines. it is said that the companies.
found that if they ran jitney servicm!
the gross income would be liable toi
the 4 1-2 per cent. state. tax on gross
$6.98 up
s
Marabqu Capes
Suits 7 $1 6.50 up
it.’
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AGOBY’S ~
Sli
SENSATIONAL SALE OF
in variety of lovely tailored and afternoon models—with new tunics.
sill: and braid embroidery, nuting.
likable style touches.
ireceipts of trolley companies and this
:‘uieant double
ment Was adopted in the house and
: sent
‘as about the last measure. The sen.
gate indefinitely postponed the amend-
imcnt and the house receded on the
t amendment
lbill. although it had
taxation. An amend-
to the senate. which took it up
in order not to kill the
contended that
i double taxation was unfair and it was
1
box! Get Bayer package!
The New York health author-me, had a Brook- I not right that the trolley companies
Penitenti.ry for Ielling throughout lshould submit to state supervision of
.a motor vehicle auxiliary service
‘whlle the so—called jitney service of
private owners had not been made a Sentinel reporter, stated that this was
common carrier and placed under
more than local regulation.
While the Senate was in session
this afternoon. the House had a mock
session. with Mr.
ton. in the chair.
Shirk, of “Rushing“
u
WOMEN TO CANVAS
FOR VICTORY LOAN
Continued from First Page.
and on the tablets,
ets of Aspirin” have been
';'jjrovred safe by millions for Pain. Headache. Neuralgia,
fl‘dothache, Earache. Rheumatism, Lumbago, Colds,
nt Pains, Neutitis. , Proper
403; in every “Bayer” package. American owned!
.. ’7‘.
city to help them in raising Summit's
quota. The end of the drive is near‘
and yet Norwalk is still very far awuyl
from the goal set for us to reach and'
towards the gaining of this goal every
.posnible effort is being made. Never
before has Not-walk failed to fulfill-it‘s
quota... Donot let us legends per-
fect record by intact-subscribing our
quota- The «Indie: will be about the
streets mm tit-om] o'clock‘fn the
morning until Late at night.
and «golf;
9
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPEN_ED
UNLAWFUL TO COMMER'
CIALIZE UNIFORM.
Samain A. C. Billings is in Norwalk
12 ARE HAD: crrtzeus
dupes $7.98 'up
Color Collections the Very Choicest.
Closing out Sale oi Silk Dresses
Values $15 to $35. $1 0 to $24 an sizes 16 to 49.
Every model in the collection is of hig‘lpgrade, individual type
$1.50 up. Sizes 6 to 14
Brand New Style Ideas in Suits
F‘br Men and Young ‘Men
Very exclusive and up-to-the—minu to, including the popular waist-seam models. Every gut-mom sty-
led and tailored right up to the ho Jr in serviceable fabrics, with new pocket ideas and many other
Beauiiiul §tiits. Capes and Dolmen
All sizes.
Clever New Styles in
Children’s Coats and. Capes
Coats $4.98 up
CHILDREN '3 DRESSES
$22.50
AUTO ON FIRE
‘N COURT TODAY‘ Defective wiring caused the automo—
bile owned by Andrew Anderson, of
for a few days as a representative 0““ Hlndl.‘ “”9“" 0'" Hour..0ne Franklin street. to catch fire at 1.30
from the Mike of the Assistant SQCl‘e-
“HIV of War and is making an inves-
tigation of sever-,1 complaints receiv-
sfidier’c Application In Refused.
this morning near the corner of \\‘c.~'t
The work 0} making (tuneup m avenue and (‘edar street, Mr. Andersoifl
gomg along at a rapid pace in the :iat- jumped from the car und turned in an ‘.
ed by his Ofllcc regarding the unlawful malization 00“"- and in the first 110‘“ alarm from Box 17 to which the men
commercialization of U. S. Army 02
‘NBVS’ uniforms.
Captain Billings, in talking with a
‘decidedly azalnst the law and that
the Federal officials were now makinz
every effort to suppress the practice.
[Many discharged soldiers und sailors
Lhavc used their uniforms simply as a.
{means to aid them in their panhand-
gling and peddling and it is‘tohppreu
Lthis traffic and to stop all such prac-
itlces that Captain Billings is in Nor-
iwalk. ' ..
I
:2
-yesterday morning 12 were admitted
;to citzen‘shp. one application was dis-
i missed and one case continued for fur
' ther study.
One candidate admitted jams asked
what he mount of the l. W. D35 and
he said. "They ain‘t worth mentions
ing." He conic-zed that ~ he was a
:painter and making good pay every
iweek. but he had failed to buy am"
He said he intended
Liberty bonds.
getting some this week.
’ One candidate from Stamford said he
never saw the constitution and did
not know what it was. because he
could not read English. ,His case was
continued for further study.
! soldier Refund Citizenship.
wowwvmm-o-w-a—o-wuo- I
lorchard white, shake well, and
from the Central Fire station respond:
I l
k ._..._-..
LEMON ME
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Mak'e beauty lotion for
a few cents—Try lt!
i
'Squeeze’ the juice of two lcmous in-
to a bottle containing three ounces ot .
vim l
m,...._..... .......'v...enn-o-o-O-O
MANY SGHOOL CHILDREN .ARE! A soldier with an honorable dis-:have a quarter pint of the best freck'c;
i charge appeared for examination. “1“ and tan lotion. and complexion beauti-l
- SICKLY
his petition win didnlsned after the
Mothers who value their own com- court had been “3mm", that be had;
fort and the welfare of fhelr children. refused ngturaimtion in Camp ”ovens i
should neVer be without a box of no- and failed to line his petition attested.
thet- Gray's Sweet Powders for Chil-
dren. for' nae throughout the season.
They
by his officers as to his fitness to be
come a citisen of this country. The
man is an Austrian by birth. and he.
said be In.- put in a company of alien
“'mlhov den. not: and aerial“
.nflmkfmm inaugurates: and
fler. at very very small cost. ‘
Your grocer has the lemons and an)"
drug store or toilet counter will still ’
ply three ounces of orchard white fnrf
a tear cents. Manage this sweetlYl
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.‘
arms and hands eflch any and see now }_
freckles and blemishes disappear and‘
the
,.
Dolmazzs
p-On Sweaters
$3.98 up
VI.
Ill-d
Tenn
slut
leitr
322. ll
32.
(if
.10.
M
Lpla‘
2"”
ml
n l . 8 »_
Capes $6.9 ill .
‘ mil
Gilt
MIDDY BIGl’SlZE C.
81-25 “P. Sixtwt‘tf 1;
ed and bv mm“
lit-Id the {Irv
damage.
t\‘
. "Corn! Jam" '1" , ' 1
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‘ 1.111.? (mg is/ufll’ _ . i ”,1.
{til/(LUIS (II'C .‘j‘l.
Kill iii-é tin
Protect Your W
Spray NOW Wm
Gwoa TH ‘5
STERLIN msfiw
EVERY SW5
A Spray f 01‘
st OCk.
bugs can it‘d in
Ask for Big Book'
Albert D. M0
v.
Norwalk Chronicler