>4“ .-
inv-
ily together.
care of in clean,
ings. -
ill HELP
' - the needs of children.
Tmflies Will Aid
’ 1- .Funds by Giving
.1 Junk in‘ Anywhere
Day Nursery Cam-t
and, altogether,
its the‘interest and support of
“3‘ Many old rags, worn out
* . '- old clothing, worn out
‘ ”rigs, automobile tires, hot
. szubbers and scraps of
on will have an opportunity
ed in each home in the city.
number of mothers to work outside waste to donate.
their homes in order to keep the 1am-
men the nursery orders the only oppor-
tunity to have their children taken
healthy surround-
'i‘helr life in the nursery is, in fact,
it days after you receive YPur bag. and
lift .
‘ iprobably more wholesome than
‘would be at home. They have negular they will be glad to take the rubbish
. hours for sleep and play, and nour- from any part of the house, providing
ishing food of the sort best suited to it is all together in one pile.
Every precau‘
in tion is taken to safeguard their health,
a happier, healthier of last year's campaign. Their train-
crowd of youngsters than those at the ed workers will direct. the distributing
Day Nursery couldn‘t be found any.
Unquestionably this institution mer— been found the most effective method
the of canvassing a city thoroughly and
whole population, and the waste cam-
paign is the way in which every fam-
ily, whether rich or poor. can help out tions with a neighbor when they g
a. little. A big waste bag will be piac- out. .
Printing
on the front of the bag tells What it is the arrival of the collectors in each
all about and gives a list of desirable street, and every home will be visited.
”do! them this week with the
. _knowledge that you are
.. theDay Nursery to accommo-
. wwwiklddides whose mothers
‘ n or er to mak
m.“- e both
Government Waste Reclamation
I!“ recommended the waste
,- . - . method to welfare organ-
;in need of more funds, and
Nursery is out to put Norwalk
salvage map. Their annual
drive starts today, and a week
days from now should find
local home free from rubbish
. . substantial sum of money add-
the Day Nursery's treasury.
. > .v - of the nursery tell us that
additional penny will come in
- at this time. The difficulty of
f n... the high cost of living on one
yr’s wages is forcing a growing
THAT FADED FROCK
carded Garments.
Use “Diamond Dyes," guaranteed
feathers, draperies. coverings.
make a mistake.
Card.
.flluashommactheguns
digestion, but the most important
work is done by the bowels, liver and
kidneys. Failure of these to act.
efficiently aliows the whole body to
be poisoned.
BEECHf-J/TS PILLS do nt. . ;- than
producel;-.;-‘»'.elmovcmc::t. Liv 1', skin
and kidneys are influenced to more
. 9 gave emu-t with r151; ting if" ". ‘cased
e1fer:t. It is always safe to take
Becamnb Pills
-l
$01.1 1:“ 8—1;;jish "brottcitout the we. :1. In Box“, IGM. 2::3
WILL DYE LIKE NEW of Norwalk will do their part with a
-'.........o..a Dyes" Freshen Up Old, Dis-
Don't worry about perfect results.
give a neunrich, fadeless, color to any
fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods,—-dresses, blous-
es, stockings, skirts, children's coats.
J
The Direction Book with each pack-3
age tells so plainly how to diamond}
dye over any color that you can not
”—4
O
J
filmnpo chocou'rns. townsY's
v""'WBITMAN'S CHOCOLATES AND OONPEOTIONB
Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00.
Milk Chocolate: Fussy Package
20 0:. pkg. 1, 2, 5 Pounds.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
scorn MAIN STREET.
833—PHONES—1632
.42
.. 1, 2, 3', 5 Rounds.
cnooou-rns. i
Masons’ S upplie:_, l
:T he Norwalk Goal 8: Supply C o.
108 Water St” South Norwalk.
Coal and Wood
.4.“ amumm,mhwhwn
- TELEPHONE 113.
.. For the convenience of our customers orders may be left.
amen“ ts made. at Raymond Brothers‘ office. 24 Washing-
. distant
Leonard
Ear Oil
Relieves Deafness, stops Head Noises
it is not put in the ears, but is "Rubbed
in Back of Ears" and “Inserted in the
Nostrils.” Has had a. Successful Sale
since 1907. _
fill forfeit 81000 if the following testimonial is not genuine and
. . unsolicited. ' -
. - Nov. 7: 1919.
Attemuniusing two bottles of Leonard Ear Oil my hearing has improv.
0st normal cond;tlon. As I am 75 years old. all said I must
to bedeaf. but thanks to Leonard Ear Oil. I don't haVe to be
tale In South Nor-walk, Conn. by Stillson-Powell Co 82'
. '. Qt: and Ple'atedz' Drug Co, lit Washin on St P 11)., Wt?"-
be given you by the above drugglata. at No, 0' “EC-u
is
J
’7o-th Ave., New York coy.
This Signature ~1 Yellow
Box and on Bottle -
“LEONARD. Manufacturer'
1.
.,_._,FRED HAJN
. 16. Meadow St- sat. Norwalk
usury!) HEAVY TRUCKING
i. TRU C KING .
‘‘‘‘‘ ’----Mmi
lated in the various closets, bins and
storage places about the house. If the
bag won't hold all you have. just lump
it all together in one place. The col-
lector; will call on you two or three
The nursery has employed the serv-
ice organisation that did the work
and collecting of the bags, using a
well worked out map system that has
rapidly. .No contributions will be
missed if women will have their dona-
Bugles will be blowu to announce
Everything will be done to insure a.
acomplete collection, and the nursery
officials feel confident that the people
hearty good will. Local dealers will
be asked for their best price quota-
tions, and the selling price should be
'high, as junk material is scarce Just
(it
now. All in all, the campaign shoul CHILDREN'S RIGHTS PROTECTED-4
bring a banner return.
.BROTHERHOOD MEN
DEFY UlilON OFFICERS
————-
lCnntlnuead From first Page)
of Railway Trainmen and the Switch-
men‘s Union of North America, with V"
.wnich the striking switchmen are af- second appeal
Anthatiaukedofyou'isto‘flllthes pg; of “m._ "
To many of these wo- has with the rubbish that has accumu- “.233th unless receipt. of my?“ ~ m“
was resumed shortly gym. Judge Gibson of the Probate Court 0F DEW 'struotion and by“; l! .4 ’
50,000 men would be m. idle. ASSASSINATED warded yesterday t
“0 pens at the stock yards virtual-
ly were empty yesterday.
The
strike under an ultimatum from the for the benefit of the chil
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmeu gm“ Abel dren of E‘
that they will forfeit their union mem- v ‘ .-
beflhlpl 81118881119! return to work:
by tomorrow night. The brother:
hood's ultimatum
brotherhood officials embracing twen-j
ty chairmen of general committees of;
affected railroads
presidents.
The strikers claimed early today!
that 10,000 men already were out in?
the district and that by night 25.000;
would be on strike. Railroad officials, '
while not denying the seriousness of!
the situation, said that about 2,600
swilchmen and yardmen were out.j ?f-'
flci‘al clerks and superintendents o n-f . ,, ,,
ed the union strike-breakers in the' take Cascarets
yards yesterday. . l
William ”L. Bond, treasurer of the
Switchmen's Union.
lines and live belt lines were "para-
lyzed" by the strike.
roads were affected to some extent,
officials admitted.
‘ $25,?00 of Abel Estate Safeguarded
NEW HAVEN,
Superior Court
terday upheld the probate court in the
The vote of the engineers and tire- appeal from the ““0115 0‘ the com-
To match any material, have drug" men came in the face of predictions missioners
Fist show you “Diamond Dye" Color of grand officers of the Brotherhood Selina E. Porter on the estate of on.
Abel, late of North
l"
r: WWm «on
has been withdrawn.
receipt: .
was for» é
New Ionian for consideration.
Maj. Robbins will report the mat-
ter to the local authorities. stating
his opinion on the propoaition.
Tho harborb main ship channel
now has a depth of twenty feet at low
water, while the new plan calls for .
channel twenty-five feet deep. The.
wharf plan calls for the extension of
the dock, dredging of the waterfront.
erecting a warehouse and installing .
sill". freight track to facilitate shil-
D 8-
,‘has now ordered final distributioh of
the balance of the estate amounting
to 822,656.79. This fund will be new (Cal-mud from Pass One).
switchmeu continued their
Generals Deniklne and Romanovsky.
were talking with Prince Gergarin and
{several other Russians in the sitting
—The. Best Salesman—A Want Ad. lroom at the embassy and the latter
left to arrange for a motor car to bring
his luggage from the steamer. A ten
minutes later revolver shots were
heard and General Romanovsky was
found in a dying condition in the bil-
liard room. He was unable to speak
[when his friends reached him, having
l
and three vice-
GRANDMA NEVER LET
been shot through the heart and wind 'i HER HAIR GET GRAI
COAX ’EM
(pipe. Madame DEnikine. who also;
- Step W 1' ppmg Bowels lwas at the embassy at the time of the'
' ' ' tragedy, left soon afterward with her _
inlO ACilVlly. bUt husband under British protection. The “M" 539° T“ and
incident created a great sensation, . Sulphur.
here. : thn you darken your hair with
l General Romanovsky was unpopular Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell.
f‘u si . . with the officers and soldiers and many because it's done so naturally, so eve“.
or Pltirzutdisethgvftag'tiflsiggg ghlcharges were made against him Mt 1y. Prrpai'ing iris mixture. though, at.
' iGeneral Deniklne refused to dismiss home is nm»..~y and troublesome. A:
him, thus handicapping did, little cost ,ou ran buv at any drug
in the opinion of mam miss... store the r-.~ad.\'»touse preparation. im-
Officials at the Russian en‘MM‘V proved by the addition of who: mm
are displeased at mac’s accept- dicnts caved 'VCyvth's Sage and sin.
Sh; Kept Her Locks Dark and close),
said 19 trunk
Eighteen ruil~
purity these drainage organs, and have“
no effect whatever upon the liver and
stomach.
' ' “' " . gill-rd 18 HAL-v- hur Pompound.“ You inst dampm
bee your insides ur a d fresh ance ofa British whi D J ‘ 4
'with pCascarets. whicph 9mm” being technically at the time on Rus- a sponge or so“ brush “I’m ., 11w;
cleanse the stomach, remove the undi- ‘ sian SOU- draw this through 3'01“ half}; 5:21;“:
,_\- l 1-
General WW. W110 ‘35 elected one small strand at a time.
“secrormmii‘fiafmi‘éi integratizzsrax!‘21:- 332:}. “.2;
3:23;: 13:35:23? 983x233: $1:2’£3‘ifl,?.i‘3nifiea, has assumed his duties. becomes heautifully darken». ii. LlOSBY.
{11:32ny 38:1: giggzglgou 113" “Ck, i "Dagmaon' Iangrlauyiufgfl‘fd'lmir. though howdisgaa
grg:tscb‘;egd:nnliifgt flamiogeflegibiew Haven Plane Subni-itte: to Ms]. Er: Siguglfigldafiflohgtacfivle :{mgffi
You sleep—never gripe. do!” or cause i nutsoil‘ilxl‘fldblaf 2:31 sfllmmap of $223, 5%: girliyhu? 613;:x0‘iin1d‘ and look
inconvenience. Cascarets cost so lit-1 ' .
tie too. . :thegmposed harbor improxements in years younger.
gested. sour food and foul gases, take
by Decision by Court.
the excess bile from the liver and carry . to
April 7:
in a judgment
The.
yes.
allowing the claim 01'
Haven. A
brought by E. Stiles
filiated, that by Saturday the strike
P
rushed here from other cities.
The engineers and firemen declared
‘they will not work with “scabs." as
they termed the loyal union men. and:
.also demanded an increased wage.
'Englnccrs are paid $5.76 a day and
‘ they demanded $1.50 an hour; the
lfiremen, paid from $4.16 to $4.28 a
:day, demanded 81 an hour.
4 Passenger trains Would not be in-
, tert‘cred with, the strikers said. Rall-
pond officials said, however, that such
traffic was certain to suffer if work in
the yards was restricted further.
Meanwhile it was reported supplies
9 of certain foods and fuel were begin-
;nlng to run low in Chicago and nearly
'20,000 employes had been thrown out
iwould be broken by loyal union men
SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Stop eating meat for a while If your
Bladder is troubling
you
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been eat-
in: too much meat. says a well-known
authority._ Moat forms uric acid which
overworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood and they be
come sort of paralyzed and foggy.
\Vhen your kidneys get sluggish and
ring you must relieve them. like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
body's urinous waste. else you have
backache, sick headache. dizzy spells:
your stomach sours. tongue is copied.
and when the weather is can you have
rheumatic twinzes. The urine is
cloudy. full of sediment, chdnnels 01:
ten get sore. water scams and you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
ti es durinz the night. \
ther consult a good, reliable 9hr"
slt'l at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of JaTd
Salts: take 'a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act.
fine. This famous salts is made from
th" swd of cranes and lemon fuice.
cmnbined with lithia, and has been
u ., It for generations to clean and sum.
ulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutra-
llivo acids in the urine so it no longer
irritates, thus ending bladder w
ness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for re .
meat eaters. It is inexpensive, c -
injure and makes a delightful, '-
vescent lithia-water drink.
dinary cup of coflee to drive
away the laziness of a
Spring morning. Give him
Van Dyk’s Duchess for break-
fasLItwillsendhimtobusi-
ness feeling tiptaopl 7
Duchess police ....., 4801b. 1‘
- Wsurrem . '
l
AARON KOHN
9 RAILRQAD AVENUE _.
Is THE Tire Merchant of Norwalk
He believes in superior products first—considering “price” only in
comparison with performance.
His customers demand superior products. Therefore Mr. Kohn cali-
not afiord to sell or recommend a motor accesory which might in any
reflect upon his iudgment or reputation.
Thatis whvheelectstosell— _. _
And we. as the manufacturers. stand behind ‘Mr. Kohn and accept
fullest responsibility for any statement he may make regarding the
superb endurance and superiority of Madison Tires.
Those who use Madison Tires andMadison Red or Gray tubes are
positively assured of long service. economy in upkeep and reliability.
Besides good tires. Mr. Kohn also seflsdepedable aoeesories of ev-
ery diameter. He is prepared to render coinplete service to automo-
bile owners. Hisconscientious efforts ahebest attested by actual per-
formance and the opinion of a vast number of motorists in and
around 'l‘he'Norwalks Who patronize them.
You are invited to visit this establishment of Mr. Kohn and; you are
Norwalk Chronicler