mom, DEO.,6, 1919 ” '
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
fimririg Wraith Mluflltn
as an.”
APPRECIATIVE
SUIT
01'
OVERGOAT
BATH ROBES
one: IN MANUB Mus. .
The manual Manufacturing Cone
pan: 11.23.95. 75 per count: the um
number 0: employees” at work, and is
gaining every day. The hours of
labor are fifty hours a. week, instead
of fifty-live hours. as formerly. The
pay for fifty hours is just the same no
it was for fifty-live hours. Five days
a. week the operatives work ten hours
a. )1
a
3‘3“”? 0f WES"
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Lookz at tongue! Remove poisons
from stomach, lN‘br and banning a
4‘
¢ WW -—w—
3‘.
HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St. Fairfield Ave..\Cannon St.
1
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NORWALk fl
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SOCIE T'Y W. Norwalk Has Youngest
I G. A. RCommander
m—cw. u.
l
and P @8013“, 3 {Buckingham Post No. 12 (1.11.8.
held its annual meeting and electionat’
officers at the P02 t rooms, Red Men's
and
SMOKING JACKETS
TRAVELING BAGS
and
SUIT cssns
ALL PRICED MDDERATELY
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Joseph Davis
so wasmsoron smear;
scorn noswnns. ?
session—0711‘s“ -
MEXICAN AFFAIR
IS RELAXED?
Continued From Page One. I
Mexico still is before
. committee. together with Si'nzltor
’~'i‘.(‘()(‘k'>‘ substitute propOSinc‘ that
.L'l‘r'm‘H assure the Prtsident of its
11 it he decides to bieuk with
t 1)
41.1101 Fall has declared th: 1t ~1a1 t-
farts would be disclosul all n he
‘1 .. 11» public inionnution in his posses-
- .z :1 concerning the actinty of the
Na .- r an Govemment in ~11: ending
»-I- ital propaganda through 111v l’nit-
wt Suites. This charge has ber‘n de-
7,, d in whole by the Mexican Embas-
,9.
Other grievances with Mexico exist
,1 ml to what extent these would afl'ect
"the future policy was a subject of wide
=."§\.'u55i0n today in official circles. 1n
~ 'ue quarters it was contended that
ers- release of Jenkins would not cause
5 iv- tup in the policy of forceful diplo-
guacy, while others claimed it had plac-
il :1. damper on the negotiations.
President Wilson is expected soon
I.) take an active hand in the Mexican
:langle, and ,as a result of his confe1-
cience with the Senators, it was believ
«~ch the State Department and the
White House had become eo-ordinnted
in: a supreme efiort to obtain a final
-.~ettlement of the whole Mexican prob-
‘1 m.
:"he State Department was engaged
y in clearing up the report that
r :sular Agent Jenkins had been re-
sod on bail in compliance with Pres~
n: Carranza's request, instead of in
‘tvedi ence with the diplomatic insist-
re of the United States Government.
' .zions with
(in the heels of the repon of Ten-
72 or; release, news dispatches w‘eie re-
iwd from Mexico City that a check
--- .-1 the $500 bail bond had been depos-
v- d with the .ciyil authorities at Puc-
121:1 by J ‘Walter Hansen, a friend or
Later dispatchesl
said the bond was placed without Jen-
Skins' knowledge, and that he was at-
tempting to‘re-enter the prison andl
he Consular Agent
nit undonditionai liberty
WYVASHINGKI‘ON Dec. 6——Private a
- i: r . received heie today fro
d-
‘Yl.
, I v No details were given.
4r. 11:: advices say Eduardo Mestre‘
.Ii 4‘ .illtimo Navo, attorneys for Am-
.11 Consular Agent Jenkins, had re-
‘ «3 11,-” chaiees that they and four
.I-1~ \l- xiums n ere. guilty of treason Friday
. I I 2.1:dinzjcnkins against charges bnen an excellent one and mu
gl 1 by Gov einor Cabrera, of Fuel-1mm,k has been accomplished A large
‘ 111 111'. "if.
":1
20.
iI-n u in Mexico for Dec
1 u.
‘1' I
RIMS.
. .i
9.1.1;
-- 2v-c-0111‘se to military measures.
.._.__._.__~——-——-
5‘- ntincl Want
r1
1 2'3' 1..
a day;
days or Sundays,
workers appreciate highly. . Work at
the mill ,is no? harmonious, and the
managy‘,
will again take up the plans for pro-
wun. tile; Give it without fear. - Clark. A ‘
1‘ _. .__ . . __., Mother' You ‘‘‘‘‘ must say "California” TRAIN SERVIC}: . , Junior Vice- Commander—George s. 5
‘HlLLSiDE SCHoOL ’ MM l
lmakinu pi epa ration s for
the usual’ f T init ‘
,, presented by the members 0 r Y out. would tome a four-1mm day. 0 - m. - 1h, , d— use 11
C_h”“m‘ entertainment WhiCh‘ ‘F‘fi: Mons Club in Hoyts theatre on M011. 9111}? in molated instances andin Crosnslinan.‘3t L Guar J 'p P-
aglve to ‘he “mam“ 01’ ‘h" Fa‘rf‘u“ dav night, December 8.5111111131011115 were miners reported to Amutam—LGeorge A “flute.
,the Elizabeth Mead gymnasium and
in Mexico fiist Pupll‘
Iid Carranza troops at Pachuca, State the same day and while this will bean
.. 21am: 3:: agar-1.2: .1... .. ..
1 r u"
.95. n; a public address in the inter-.
r n! his candidacy for the Presi- dially welcome and will give pleasure?
.— :11 “d that President Cap. 7‘“
i re. led a conference of the trance
ii—ln a note drafted
Smut-me C‘ouncil today, it is
"we: «"Ierniany sign the proto-
for the carrying out of
- terms. failing which the al-
’~ FM. forth, Will be obliged tot
Advertise-
There is no work on Satur-
a" thing which the , Hall 25 Main street. ia-st cvening,and
elected Chauncey 1.. Plan as its com-v
mander for the coming year; l
This gives Buckingham/Post the din
tinction of not onIy being one of the
I
Mr. Springer, says that he
can now boast of having the vofingest
soldier in Connecticut who served in
the Regular Army during the Civil
. ,War, as its commander.
- 1 Mr. Plait enlisted i 1on1 New Haven
Mrs. E. Fournier, 17 Grove slmét. :5 in December, 3,864,111 the age 01 1-1
"able to be about again ailez being con- years and four months, and served up
’Wflned to her home with age" ere cold. $191398” was declared, the months:
He is now in his 69m yea and as
hale and hearty as many of his. ts:-
low citizens who are a score of years
his junior
The complete list of otficers elccud 1
is as follows:
(7 ommandcr~€ hauncey L Plait.
Scnim \ice Commander—Albert C
, street New Haven, announces the 631-
.gagement (1? her daughter Lillian to
Dr. Harry Frlncis Darien.
viding houses the workers. The
plans of Mr. Springer are for owner-
ship ‘by the workers in fee simple or
their homes. _
The statement recently made that‘
Miss Hcien Carroll ias been acting: Accept Syrup °f Figs
as a spy for him, 31:. Springer denies only—look for the name California on
with emphasis. ‘xiiss Carroll, Mr. ,the p’ackage. then you are sure your? 5115. Frauds T. Bryne of “'3'” Ho E
Springer adds, left the mill shortly Child is having the best and moatiboken. N J., i: the guest of M1.:. J. W
after she joined me 1:1‘9n, and he had harmless laxative or physio for the W’bele of Maple street.
no cox wersaticn when ver with her on. little stomach, 11‘ or and barrels. Ohild- .
til “2 :Iippli 1 1m- “I 1k. ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
Mr Springer 10:5] \ the strike as directions for child’s dose on eaCh bot~ RAIL MéiéGCI‘ifiSS—IN
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“California"
PRE’PARlNG i
r22 CHRISTMAS.
The girls of the Hillside School are
Quartermasternfieorgc I. Buxton.
Surgeon—Thomas Bradley.
Chaplain—James E. \l’ixon.
()li‘icer of the Day-Cyrus Ruscoe.
i'rRmiTv Earl's—61.1.13 1715137122143 (“mum—2° ”We first Page).
.The following is the program to be
day’s’ continuance of the miners‘ walk- 2
County Home. For a time theie was pART I be resuming production. in the great Seigeant Major—\V illiam A. Kel-
great unceiiamiy 0‘ er the question 0f Overture—Orchestra. central competitive field and in others logguariormaster Sergeaniflnobefi M I
the Home childrrn bein‘: able to come Opening Chorus—Entire company. of the iarger organized areas the “ilcox.
to the school as they'lmd 'been held-1 End I Men—J. “‘jlliam Rowe, leminers generally mainIaincd men. at»; Patriotic instnmtor~G A Franke. - \l h to --
somewhat 5105er to their own grounds lilothertdn, Tom Dawson. Joe Marucs. titude of remaining away from war“,ngleggzgréeoTDgxgir’tment Encamp-lwho‘kegjgv; 8511:3301 Iglcgatt \V itll 1111le) the appeal t0“ (.1 bar
1 — . S J . .
because of fear of illness. This diffi-
culty has at least. been overcome and
the usual entertainment. will be given
next Saturday, December 13th at 2:30
o’clock”, ' ' ‘7" "
The entertainment will be given ,
until'a larger wage increase than the
Dicringfl‘.‘ R. MCKibbim/L- Weed, L- 14 per cent. decreed by the Federal‘
Godfrey, H. Pollard. G McKjbbin, 35- .Fuel Administration was (01- incoming.
Ailing J William Rowe. _.M Hoyt, A.‘ Production 01 coal at the Kansas
.Vlew, F. Rowe A.G&Yfi91d,F. Olsen, strip pits by volumer workers jg.
'1'. Moore 1on111911011, 3- Monica. F creased, however, and plans were ad
Scofield. C. Cattanéo, A. WILL- vanced for a similar work in Mis-
"Rogers, 15' SmithLT. Dawson, Winn!“ souri, chum” and Arkansas. before. He is now in his 96m \ear
McPherson. In the reduction or IDPTOlea‘elY andeonderfully active for a man of
onethird in "train miles" ordeud in. his age.
i. am I [h 011
magi“; grouse aZeCCKGET EXECKQEIE‘lxéNEBiPEROR
They included the Twentieth Cen—
Dec. 6. ~The So-
Chorus~H. Acton. C' Stevens, W' Another most singular and interest-
ing fact is that. Joseph P Ciosmian, 1
still one of the most acthe members\
of Buckingham Post and elected offi-
cer of the guard last evening was one
of the first commanders of the original;
Post in 1858 which was then known
as Post No. 2 Department of the Hon-i
saionic, winch was organized the \eai '
in
will consist of two p111vs,o one By the
girls of the upper school. The younger
children's plav is called “The Magic .1
S d” d i charse of Miss Byin- ' Songs.
w°r 3" s m o: What .a Pal Was vary
ton and Mrs W"ar1en.all of the child- W Fit-ringer
ren taking part Tdh:eugrp:;ts:!h;<:ns- B- bbles . L Weed
play is a quaint an ‘Don t You Rem‘ember the Day
tation of the. nativity which is render. J Maruca
n . " l'lCeS .
(year after ‘9" “1 man 1) It is Somewhere, a Voice is Calling
tury on the New York Central and
Brodway Limited on the Pennsyh a-
1113” between K8" York and Chicago, ed by death the individual held im-
COPJENHAG EN
01 1 charm a eals.
:33: 3:131): 73112111" anmpgas written‘ A- Dfiflasb and the North Coast Limited between mediaicly rts‘ponsme for the execu
ll 1 0_ Carolina Sunshine ..... ,.. C. Stevens 'Chlmo and North W coast tion of former Emperor Nicholas and
bv’F‘lorence Com/9139 8 We 95 ey w 5199 Bab Sleep ....... P. Olsen into. ibis family at Yekaterinburg, in June
man. It was presented 158i year at p, y H ..'l‘ D wson p0 '1918 when the Czechoslovak troops
Hillside and by its unusual beauty and Lime ”an" 0‘ Mme 9‘ The reduction m the 0633111. north wereopproachlng that city where the
Life and Love ............ J. Monica “4 southwestern m is elective l imperial personages were then being
’t-nibodment of the, real Christmas
Spil it proved to be so, fine a part of Closing Chorus—-Entire €03,931" held Pfiflmfl‘. ““0111ng to a dispatch
tMonday. in t” “In em handily ‘an to the Politiken from Kovno today.
‘the program that it is being repeated PART II E 'ln “10 eastern region WWW The message quotes the Bolshevik
land may become an annual feature or Overture-«Ore. heat“; With model-atlas of the ungu'on. newspaper Pravda, or M 05mm. 33
Cello and Violin— authority for this statement The
l w temperature that. revuned.
ibly 0 p Pravdns account states that \l. Jach.
the 5C‘10018 ChIiStlnas-
lonton a membel Of the yekalel lnbulg
Parents and friends are cordially ln- .
vited to be present at the entertain- mediation—Little Miss Dawson.
meat and to share in the pleasure of The Four Broth'Ers’ Ad’ by them ‘gency of pleas for fuel apparently had (3‘13"! at Perm for ordering the exe-
the afternoon. The small charge of selves. diminished today on on
. Sketch—"Serious Situation in Bur-' M mall cities and towns in
twenty-five cents is made 1'05““ “mm any 5 :KNIGH'rs as: CCLUMB
INebrsskn. Montana emf Western Kan” us DANCE
E. Knorr, violin;.J. Kl ck. cello.
l
!
Mrs, Margaret Johnson, 1377 6113931 pioneer departments in the state, but. .
anythine
viet authorities in Russia hare punish -
'Mississippi river for seVeral (lava. ur- Soviet has been condemned and exe-,
Shop Every Day Before the Clock Strikes 6-
If vou want to have th
what Ch hristmas really vmgansortgughhly
spend an hour or more in Tayland
good time and see--
dren. make plans *6
:aturday. .
That is thespecia! children’s day now. What a do!
it is!
You just ought to see the happy eager f ace-1
, You on hi to watch the brisht e n . . 'i .
Interest antfdance With anticipation, ycs -row “ids w '1
It will do you a world of good.
You will get into the real spirit: or Christmas.
Is there a Santa Claus?
Come and read the answer in the faces of the children.
Incidentally. the children are the licence: critics of
connected with Christmas—and they believe that
England was never so attractive and so delightful as it h
i
For boys of vim;
maskinaws
5,
. ...
1,
\
Mackinaw doesn’ i get in a fellow’s war when he’s
skatmg 01‘ coasting 01‘ running 01‘ Q‘QLllllQ’ right lllt-O 8.3"
200d time.
But it keeps him “arm; And its nood- lookine' rich
plaid actually looks warm too! “
Readv. azes 8 to 18 great macki llaWV
made from—
Giinchilla overcoats for little bovs
Double-breasted smart form- fitting coats especia '4‘.
lined. clever inverted pleat at back. lit ‘
Sizes 4 to 9: good dark brown shade-—
Front has’mcnt.
Sonic good warm
union suits ready
For childrent—the three-piece suit which may Ibe‘
worn without underwaist and uhich fits smoothlv anil‘x
comfortable.
Nice. warm soft cotton of even vi cave and
weight. sizes 2 to 133-431 and $1.2 .
For women '--Fleeced cotton union suits of medium .3,
voolens thev’ m
$10 to 5,916.5.
I'M-v5
ot the school the money thus ob« leiah' 5 Room." 8 9
12:3 ‘7‘“ be “39“ f” “MW: “0"”! 13‘“ 19“" ---------- “first!!!“ .303: ,5... 'still were virtually withouf coal or g“ 1 all? 2:23:13" 32153 kg: weight and an unusual combination of warm fabric wj
Chrismas 30’“ those Who me in Hudson """"""" “mm Acmnmowever. and substitutes were at s as it a“ an“ nc d by ‘1: W V a de ndedstvle. Dutch neck. elbow sleeves ankle lenc‘tb
need Randmph .......... Gen-:9 “flabbgn premium. taiument commiutte: at th ir (1:121:91.- _an nlCfi warn! texture—$1. and $1.25. .
B e 9 mg
The pupils of Katherine Sofang go Shreedy .......... Charlt Cattan 01 Canadian coal showman“s ”mew“ Thursday night that an entertainmeml Children’ s iersev-rib Ifleeced vests and pants. £006
‘born, teacher of piano, will
M H d B rnhard Naumbur “19‘
R ital th gizrfiIIEEEi rs “ 50“ e glrelieved the situa in the far north and dance would be held in the Slate.
5 94: on e ev -
“11.113.222.51...- misuse: ... .' 1.1mm...
9 Co. 9 On the eastern side of t e cont' December 26. Murray' s Singing or-
”“3 k‘ndh waned by A ‘L 0°12“: ’ ~i,nent New York city's conservation chestra has been imaged for the
NOE TRIBE WORK .' isteps consisted of “11111118 0“ he“ 1“ event '{he dance will ht htld under
ADOPTION DEGREE 'subwLy 819‘?!th and surface cars the auspices of the Fgmih Separate
Iduring rush hours: eliminating heat- Company, Stats Guard 1’21 {.1'vlurray
1113 on {mm operated is a member of Park- City 1‘ ouncll K
lmad aumlnistrntion. and of C. and for that reason has prom-
darkening 01 signs b3, ised a treat for old as well
friends of the schoo are all most cor- lCOCKS
[by their presence 9
1 Term examinations begin. Monday
'Docember 5th. and the schOO closes
for the Christmas holidays at noon 0
the 8th. The Fall term has!
ch good
There “as one of the lei-gets meet— "3118 0f cab
ntings of Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32 I. O. R. ', b‘ the r111
11., held in Red \lens Hall 25 Main Voluntarily
street. last evening, that have been theatre ma ti
present in some time ,in the evening. “any 05 the ‘elec r c music and two extra singers. A
Onax Tribe of Stamford, sent 3 advertising signs along Broadway re- concert will be given from 8 until 9
alarge delegation including their mained lighted. Eo‘clock. The committee in charge 1s,
m1;gree team and 20 candidates for the WASHDGTON Dec. 6.——Nof one Thomas 8' McMahn, chairman; Ed;
adoption degree which with 12 pale cent can be added to the price or coal win J. 8918‘ and Walter McCarthy
Itaces from the local tribe ade up a to finance any increase in the wages ——-—————-————7-——-—
class. of 32 ‘m 0: miners, neladminimm Garfield Today In IWall Street
Refreshments were served and a declared today. after reading We“ NEW YORK. 1390.8 (Wall Street
lolly evening enjoyed. ‘ .dispatches that Governor Cox, 12101110. 10:30 a in.) .-~’1'he rally in oils, which
'- had proposed that miners and opera- featured yesterday’s later opentiong
tors in that yl'ato comprise on the has in the Stock Market, was not resumed
is of a 25rger cent. advance in pay for at the regular opening of today-Ia
the men. Garfield indicated that short seslson. Losses of 1 to 335
the gavemvnent would lnterpGe no points were made by the leadrng
tuber of’ girls are preparing for en-
to college, in addition to
taking more gene
courses in preparation for vocational
training/lat 2r. Visitors are welcome
‘ at the school at any time and the prin-
cipals welcome the cooperation of the
riesidents of Narwalk.
? goodly number
I
and mu will receive the best] .9 l k ' objection” it the increase could he SiV‘ petroleum with reactions approxi-
“111:5 obtainable. . , en without! advancing {hemlm'lces mating a. point each in leathers am
# .. f‘Therc will he no increase in 1119 kindred specialties: .General Motors
" " ‘ _ ” I. ed under was heavy but motor accessories es-
\\ ., j . *‘4 present pfic of 00.31 as fix " , ,
IKWWu V ,\\‘\~;_:_, . g ,4 the Lever Act" pr. Garfield said no pecially the. rubber group, wen. mod.
EN matter. want local aringements and stately strong. Rails moved within
T SUCCESS OR FAILURE
“If you want to know
rhether you are going to
be a success or failure in
ice, you can easily find out.
”Elie test is simple fill in—
:sllible. Are you ablej t0 p”
save money? If not,
out! You will fail is m0
as you live. You
think so, but you
seed of sum ll not; fin. "-
agreements are J91 into filed? . 001:ch limits, excepting Norfolk
an; linden that his was so a: Westem, which gained 1 14 points
solutely unchanged from that taken Oils ,vmtably Mexican Petroleum,/re-
in Nev. 20. with the anmflon 0‘ covering part of their 1053 311111;; mg
the Cabinet. Dr. Gsrfleid eiplained Mt halti- hour
a fourteen per
‘ $92: fiamfimfmii \the , miners same wonlSERs
1 W11“. may din/s not 151-; _ paces lNGREASED
$212; was. and ms :19 ennmri- Wanna, Dec. (1—qu an.
-wmdh-mmpanr.em
mgr-nut W811]: Company,
axed. two hundred, elective last Hominy.
as the .
nasejrs except 101‘ one hm" young. and will have tweiVe pieces of1
the in vanes notices were posted today in
mam. and the
employing
weidht-‘~65c and 75c. I. ,p
lmi‘i 81510,,1'0111'.
I
Nice quartette ‘
of women’s shoes
Each of the four witha special appea a] to women w’
appreciate touch of quiet color in footwear and eniovs
A
‘service given by shoes of fineness and grace.
African brown kidskin. vamp of medium length.
French heel—$10.1...
- Grav N ubuck of splendid shade. slender vamp. Cuba]!
heel—$11
1.Beaver kidskin with top of fawn cloth. slend
naffi’g‘
.7 A» xifi‘b i
Dark erav kidskm with vamp of long.r trim lines and.
Cuban heel—$12
Main floor, rear.
Ricrbeavers With
Smggjj-‘fa’cingn-isu
. Yes hats of listening fine silk beaver with an
hum of that soft eliehtful fuzzy and Shairil‘Y beaver
Downs of them‘i‘at this startliniz price of five dolls“,
Lafayette shapes and sailors With rolling brim anfi
’yeoniflsad ,
andsome browns and blues and purple and d
brilliant fine black: 1
d the Rowland mill erv
“BUSH; 3385019311491- march more
'l
plan. the" would
than that in u:-
biz lot of them. a fine lot.”
advertisement can give you ,
andwo ,--at $5
1109!.
Bathere Woe ;——a
Norwalk Chronicler