mutt-dd]. tutu-dad to Wel-.
cone Committee, 25 Water street.
”It”
.
This roll should contain the now!
of :1! men Iron‘fhexorrnlhx and;
um. who Mn been in mine and,
hove been discharged. 1! you: name;
does not appear. send it in 1:. the,
,Welcome Committee of the Rd Cmes,‘
. 35Waiermeet.Nom&,oc-telezflnmo
1‘8. I! you be. it” also;
uhaennuhns not been publishudm
. mum. kindly send cm “1.209. m:
”m hove no war at setting;
‘ mes except no they no icponed by!
the also am, or by MI
trials. The committee would spare;
chu- ronr help. moor, this roll:
in not my a ”Bio record. hit am:-
Ior the benefit of the corn-untied fir-g
hem-ans. .
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tarmac-tat the City 5331-:
South Norwalk, inthe oflioe oftho‘;
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” ' CREAGE, JOHN F.—Dlsehnrged July
? :5, 1919: 5th Division. 6011: Int. U. .
s. A., Co. B; Mechanic. mm~
Bone “Ire-o: 230 lain 8L, Nor-
out.
DOKUS. m—Disehnzxed July .
21. 1919; 46th Div" 3040: Reg... 60.:
F; First Sergeant. Home address: 5
21 Lexington Ave. South Norwalk.‘
11mm. JOSEPH arm-w
' chars“ July 25, 1919; 6d: Div" 00th
,. t. s. hit..Co. B :Privnte, Int. Home
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n...»
m: 119 “fates-Mouth Nor-f.
l
talk.
. ‘ . EARL B.——Discharged;
July 23. 1919; Field Artillery Re-
placement. Headquarters Co.; Ser-
.- seam. Artillery. Home address: '
no. 2 lerwln 8L, Norwalk. 9
JOHNSON. OSCAR E.-—Discharged
July 25, I919; 5th Division, 60th U.
S. Int, Co. 8:, Private. lst Class.
Inf. Home address: 248 East Ave...)
‘ -Norwalk. ‘ 5‘
KUGH.MARD Ions—Discharged
mun. 1319: " 7
.. I. l 7 .
No.12 8t.,"Nornlk. 9.
11131570. 5 , ‘ ANDREW—ans
chandm'zfiim; 1:. 3. s. “3.;
man; Seaman, 151 Close. U. S.
.’ Navy. Home address: 18 Mechanic
SL. Norwalk. '
HlLDON O.——Dischar:9d '
~ OLSEN.
1 July 30.1919: 761); Div, Co. A.,
3013: Supply Train. Co. A; Private.
M. T. C. Home address: 29 Leon-
ard St, Norwalk.
PATTERSON, “'lLLIAM—Discharg .
ed July 14. 1919; 807th Pioneer ln-
{anti-y. Co. E; Private. A. E. F.
Home. address: 39 Pine St.. South
Norwaik. ‘
SISK. MICHAEL FRANCIS — Dis—
charged .luly 17, 1919; 13th Gains).
'_.-; «Division, 5515 “Regina-lit. GSMns-
r 'poriat‘ion' Com; Private, i'At'my.
Home address:
South Norwalk. ,
ST. JOHN. CHARLES ‘K.-——Di.=cliarz—
‘ ed July 24, 1919; General Hospital,
.' hgfiu
-122 Conn. Ave,
No. 38: Private, 18! Class. Medical '
Department. Home address:
Ave. Norwalk.
JAPAN TO BEBE .
SHANEUNG PLAN
writ-1M 7w: am pm. .
Bartlett
The reported declaration of the Jap-
anese Government to make known its
purposes is believed to be the out-
growth or informal diplomatic con-
. versetione between R'aohington and ,
5. '- Toliio reflecting the American Govern-
: ' ments desire that. all the facts in the
case be given to the public. President
Wilson has told many senators that a
complete exposure of the case would
throw a new light on the Shantung
,. provisions. which has been one'oi the
points of attack in Senate opposition
to the treaty’s ratification.
Although ii had been known for sev-
eral days that a development was: im-
minent, there had been much specula-
tion an senatorial and diplomatic cir-
cles whether the Japanese Government
would speak on the subject or would
remain silent and permit the diodes
are of Japan’s promises regarding
Shamun: logging: from Mr. Wilson
tne queetions whether the Japanese
.declarauon would be considered by
the President as fully disclosing the
Vsituation and what effect it would
have on the prospect of ratification of
» - the trany.
! . News of the expected deve meme
regarding Shantung reached 51):: Cook
.101 after the Foreign Relations com-
mittee had opened the way to other
kilogram diecloenres by asking Sec,
rotary Liming to come before it Wed-
needay to discuss features of the
treaty. It is expected that the ses—
sions will be public. and that some
of tee committee members will want
the secretary to tell much of the in~‘
my of how the treaty, with its
League of Nations covenant was
drawn up at. Versailles. ' i
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the
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able. ‘
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at $45.00 -
{This popular weave is so velvety and thick that people
like it for livingrooms, bed rooms or dining rooms
The colors are desirable and there is a large line.
Tapestry Rugs
' $u%12,a 0531311 group only. Were $35.00. c .
at $31.50 '
More Attractive Silks
See these plin-
_ Three hunched yards, Six of .3 kind. in run-
nant lengths. Light and dark shades in the collection
..
l “—1 v.01!
. in‘lengths froln 1/2 to 7 yards. Regularly $1.75 to
£2.50 . ’
29 as; we- “3:3
,, , .. . z . ‘ /-.~"¢?5" . Jim— 2“"
gu.
larly 60 and 7S cts. . “L ;
25 cts. 'M
‘ Colored Crepe (5 China, 40 inches wide, street
and evening shades. Light blue, navy and Belgian
blue, taupe, plum and white. , Regularly 53.00
. $2.19 "'4-
Colored Cit-mouse, 40 inches wide, all street
shades, taupe, navy, Peking and Belgian blue and
brown. Regularly 84.50
' $319 ' Y"-
. Third floor.
uhildren's Hosiery Necklaces ,
Mercuized stockings, of a colon
extra fine, full fash- CL“ 3333‘ mag“!
- - many— co r s n s, .
".md :31.“ m 5m" linked with silver and
Sizes. Into only, with lucky pendant. .
39 cu. The metal on some is'
cut to imitate scarabs.
Soda with fancy There are lapis, coral,
tops, jade, malachite with lili-
, gree balls and long sil—
ii‘, 1 Iain floor. 5 r
; Some are strung on
.’ ribbon and silk braid
" with long silk tassel.
A Tray. of Regular prices $5.50'to
fir: Blazing Ring- ‘51: $132.95 .
$3.95
§guares, diamonds, l
1jovals of semi-precious
:fitones. * Clear greens.
amethysts and sap.
films of crystal sur-
iounded by. brilliants.
Set in sterling silver.
’A jewel box and pin-
cushion mammal. The
cum toplifts and
discloses a sill: lined
. bog for fowolry.
5““ ~, ~r' mlwergfléo
3..»6
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ii iii;
. Living Room Furniture -
’f’” Sets_of superior construction and Ebb, covered
with rich mulberry or blue tapestry. Seven foot dav.
cnport. wing chair and armchair. Regular price
$365.00 ‘
Sale price $32000
[minus Sets with spring seats and cushions,
covered in selected tapestries. Seven foot davcnport,
wing chair and armchair. Regular price $265.00
Sal; Price $230.00
\
Mahogany Sets with cane paneled backs and
arms, spring cushioned seats, covering of old rose ve-
lour. Davenport, armchair and rocket. Regular
price $319.00
5a“ W“ $272.00
5‘33“ apnea; M‘tmnmed'
’ with plush Davenport, wing chair and arm-
chair. Regular price $590.00 - ,___, _ -,._ ,
O‘ f: Sale price $47200
, ‘ Soto «entered in line figured tapestry.
FiftyJomiinch sofa/largo armchair and rocker. Reg-
ular priocgflée.oo' 5 .
SWW, $128.09 ,1 '7
I
3;. ‘ (rottiirlr l «.c . _ 5"” -
W s“, The August Sale of Furs Clea Sale ,
é - a: Maura-cutouts in annld' ‘ China
; ‘Furnitm'e “M'Hinhm,flutrhnndm
”:32? Theehort models are self trimmed or with cont-mung fur collars 0"”
‘4 a» ‘ wRugs " ‘ " and cuffs. Prices rung:- from $159.00 to $650.00 . ; _
;, "if 0” “the Long Coats are plain or with furtrimmed collars, cults - Lumps
: Curtains ’ and ' on F urnishin s
Coat Wraps in Hudson Seal from moo to $750.00 H se 3
Axminster Rugs - r- Silver. separate pieces
{’3' ' § - Afifm “a” 5d" ’ 7"" These articles have handles of handsome l -:.—~ ‘
pieces of mother of pearl with iridescent lighh. .'.
sterling silver ferrules. The collection comprises:
wunmmws-urab, Cold
‘ Meat Fol-In. saga 5,... ma...
Knie— and For-la.
95 cts. d
”a!" fi- , ',
Hosiery for Men
Fa w ”aria-d Cotton Hose,
good quality. assorted colors and sizes. 59 do. a pair.
(“V
Full PM 53: Hose in gray. Curd“ ~
Palm Beach and while, 85 do. a pair.
.‘i'll 7 - '
The Fireless Cooker
"1 “New? round style one compartment 0- -
equiplkd..vith7cnamclcd vessels. Soap stone
tors, racks. etc.
Regular 3 7.00 Sale price £6.30
3 7.50 88.75
s 8.50 81.6
s 9.50 $8.55
$10.00 _ a.”
“Modem Maid" all metal case aluminum lined
yith aluminum vessels. two compartments.
Regular $25.00 Sale price £22.50
$22.50 w
5275a 824.75
“Therm-66' steel cabinet with hard wood Cmcl‘.
seamless aluminum linings, l. 2, and 3 compan-
moms.
Regular $16.50 Sale price $14.85
$18.00 ‘ $16.20
$31.50 $28.36
83.50 $30.15
$47.50 $42.75
Base-in .
Gas Plates Oil Stoves
H.—dn&d' - " “New Perform " N
ha... “a“.
1. 2 and 3 burner l, 2, and 4 burners.
styles.
In one burner,
1 humor, was $5.::
yer: $1.75 forfls‘l Q
for $4.97
12.50 form e.
33.00 for $2.70 ‘
in two burners, 2 burners, were Si Mn
were $4.00 for“ ”:1 ‘0' $10.45
~ $5.00 for] pure 315.50 for $14.35
In three burners,
were 86.00 for“ —.
37.00 for“ 4 burners, were 52.x ‘3
, , 9-50 W1! _ for $25.00
.nmwu I) _‘ "u, Mom.
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Norwalk Chronicler