. \VEDNESDAY,’
Onlv the Hoover lifts the rug and
flutters (“beats") it more th-n 1000
times a minute on a cushionjspf air
The
Largest Selling‘rElectric Gleaner in "the
world
’1‘1-1E HOOVER
Electric Suction Cleaner
It YBeats
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CITY NEWS
Company I, C. S. G., will hold 3
~11 oker, this evening, in the club
toms at the Armory. ‘ l
. —-—————— ‘South Norwalk Congregational cltutch
Court Natnmk N0 58 F- or A» ‘71“ will hold a social at the parsonage.
old a. regular meeting tomorrowpr,rid this week
‘vening, in the rooms, on VVate1 ' ‘
street.
The Hospital Whist club will meet
John Sherman.‘ " Garner
'.with Mrs.
Ystreet,
inoon, of this week.
The Young People‘s Soriety of the
ay evening ol’t
A month's mind mass of requiem “”1 Am‘m-‘l
avill be said tomorrow morning in St.
Mary's church, {or the late Morris
Powers.
Thursday APT il 2 3-
(fmnelius Rs an 02‘ \\'est “'aehlnz-
lion Sher-t “as Opflaled on at the N01-
“all- hospital this momln:
third time.
-—Buy your coal at Farris &. Guns.
Miss Elizabeth Mar ' of Norwalk,
“'11s married to William H. Knapp oi
Stamford on .\pril 13 by Rev. “'allace
H. Finch.
~Prizc “aim at waa ”11 Armory, 111111
311111.125 Singing Ore-hes tra. Thutsn ay.
April“ ‘2.
Spvr-ral of ”it" cil’ts awarded at the
fair of Norwalk Y Lodge. No 7“? Be-
an ncvo'lcnt £11111 Protective Ordct oi
’lilks. 11:12-11 not yet been claimed, but
(they can be secured by calling at the
Home any evening this week at is
A regular meeting of the l-‘ratl-rnal
0rdcr of Eagles is; schcduled to mite
place this evening, in the rooms
\l'ull street.
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I). L. Gregory and Edwin S. Anstin
:11'1: delegates of l’onassus Council,
Royal Arcantlm, in the State corneri-
lion, in New Haven, today. i ______
v—~Rs-.~t Q1. alih (‘oal at Hzttris & Gar»
——Z10c dancin: lesson for special attn:
o'clock.
—~—l"arpets Cleaned and Colors Renew-ed
CMlDOFllt'Ut ('ill‘llt't (71031131151 CODIDB-fifv'tnoon teachinu. Policy's Tel, 2227.
87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4. ' 1
———"—- ; Rimscll (‘ortwritzht (”lay Street, a
Shepherds of Bethlehem. Lady til-11112111 in the, l'nitcd States Navy.
\Yashington Lodge, No. 21, will hold a
rhuular meeting, tomorrow evcnlng, in
the rooms, on Main street.
was
..lohn'l'or»tl1111. charted as a
Fit-r. C‘ortwr‘ight was turned ovcr to
A regular meeting of KabaOsa En~'thc naval authorities in the Brooklyn
rampment, No. 9, I. O. O. F.. is sched- Nmy yards. today_
ulcd to take place tomorrow evening,-
in lhra rooms, on “'all street,
~Dunce at Redmen's _Ilall, Friday.
April 23. Music by Svcc’s Orchestra.
l‘omonow night the mid \Vet k meet- St. Ladislaus ’Church.
112:, in the South Nor“ all; Methodist
church, will be a “surprise meetinf’"
The. meetingr is at 7:43
(:vtvrybody is invited to attend
1
’ 0
o‘clock andi The divorce case of Mary B. Henri-
iley against (‘harh-s llandley has liccn
is ct down for trial in the Superior
Court for May 28.31131. Hamllcy asks
12.1111 member of the church is thisior a separation on grounds of intol-
vs: ck asked to 133} a Vifiit 10 some Olh' tumble (rneltt. Altotnny John J.
(r member and invite attendance at .Cunro represents the petitioner.
church next Sunday.
This is “visiting 11 eek" in the South
Norwalk \lethodist Episcopal church
iness visitor in town today.
but: iness 1‘
-—Dance
April '21:.
lice in the town assembly hall begin-
ning tomorrow
dog licenses.
-—Be an export‘ dancer this summer.
Join Polley's now.
resulted in firemen being called dyei-
South Norwalk, Friday after-.
fUl the ,‘
ztrrcstcd yesterday by Policcman'
Fl ra f—Z- ‘
m is the Lime for cleaning up
3 Yards. Yards genetally remap littered
with rubbish all summer if they are
not cleaned in the early spring betore
‘--—‘.Iust. as New York and Boston saw
it for $1.50 and $2.00—"The Miracle
Klan" at the Regent. today. Thursday
and Friday at popular—pricesA Specml
the c arcs of gardening commence. 'musw.
The Rev. John Barstow has resigned -
the pastors tc- of the Congregational
church in At" folk his letter of 199513.
nation being read at the morning/oer».
1 ire last Sunday. Mr. Barstow is fath-:
(l‘ of the Rev. Robbins W. Barstow.
who has just iesigneifrom the pastor»
ate at Woodstoek to go .1 Concmd N.
11'. '1
Students of Ilat‘strom school are
about the. streets today in all manner
of 'makevup's- in connection with the
initiations into the fraternal order.
the Amega Alpha society. Straw hats
lwith no brims. Skirts, and old clothes
of all descriptions with umbrellas
ithat could not protect a child from”
thmln are some of the forms of tar
ture the usually Wellldressed boys ot‘l
-~C‘2.1pets Cleaned and Colon!
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning 15 1 :17
87 Cedar St, Telephone 1413-4.
y. A-u.~~uiu to (1 ”tear
it. L‘iswirth of New York was a
isitor in town yesterday.
ll.
at Redmen's Hall. Friday.
Musié‘bv Svec’s Orchestra.
St.» Ladislaus Church.
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a:
Town Clerk Smith will be ab his 0!-
afte1 noon to isssue
Tel. 2227.
Still'unother brush and grass tire
tcrday afternoon to Ely avehue.,,’1\lo
damage to buildings was done.
—Gborge M. Cohen's celebrated stage-
‘succesg “The erraele’Man" at the Re- ‘
gent ' tOday.
Thursdaygand Friday.
Special music. ”i‘
l. A hearing in the case ot‘Vincent.especially Crucible \anadium and 119- this sumr-uz' .-
the boy aCused of sellingl
Fiorello,
John Stabslchenek’s byclcle to an-
other boy for fifty cents, will be held
on Saturday morning in the uptown
court. a.
1,6Wsaw—un... I ' ;
yum; .
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U1~1 1w inoluui)
RAILROAD STRIKE
NE ARs AN END
mands at bat organizatiOn.
Strike leaders who were denied a
hearing by the board yesterday were
in attendance in an effort to obtain
some assurance that a substantial in-
crase in pay and reinStateme t with-
out loss’ot seniority rights Id be
lawaxded the men who have quit their
jobs. .
TODAY IN WALL s'fiianr.
W'all Stregt, noon.~New flhancing
and poor earnings accounted. for the
heaviness of low- priced oils, but the
representative issues of that group
tcontinued to feature the further recov-
ery of the morning at gains of- " to 6
points. In other quarters also the
matket displayed considerable recu-
perative power Independent steels
l
—1Lsk for a tree demonstration or the
wonderful Hoover electric cleaner- the
largest sellng electric cleaner in the
world. Easy terms at Donnelly's 16
So. Main St.
The Ministering Circle of the Nor-
walk Congregational church ‘met last
awning at the home ot’filra. C. G.
Shumway, Union 'Park. ‘l’lans were
discussed "for a rummage sale tol‘be-
beld‘oa‘me time in 'thefnear future.
*See "The Miracle ‘Man” at the ‘Re-
Thursday and Friday.
gent today.
Speé‘igl music.
The Connecticut “runny Trolley
.xpress will heteafter ‘be conducted
Lean, suptirlntendcnt of mi local di-
vision of the Connecticut cont-any.-
Mr. McLean will install a clerk to Buc-
cecd the late Allen 6. Betta, who has
been the manager or the Express 06
flce for a number of years.
gent. Special music.
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SAYS STATE CAN TAKE
V F. Lawson. , hi Dali -
A“ 0“” “and Opinion "PC‘UH‘I "‘0'“ N53" Charles A. Roots Paggurg Die)-
lt‘Yx-Gmemor Simeon E. nildwin, patch: Charles Hopkins Clark. Hart-
ormcr chief justico of the Stmreme ford Courant
l(111111 (it 1-. r"1ms of Connoctitnut bears ',
lOU‘ the contention that the Mark‘ ____..___.._.-_...,__..__.- _
luaiu home, in Hartford, can he.
'tuken in the State by right of. emi
none domain
during his a3n1inistration as
He suggested 'that-
11111115 Lt? tflen to raise 1
sort financ's.
“(onnccticut courts are con.
live about condemning prop!
said the former Cowruor, “but
believe this can be done under th
statutes." He pointed out,
that the State Park
I-(Hlld -n0'
tion to cover the
Lie coil‘ls.
TRIBUTE T6 THE ARMY MULE.
\\' ASH INGTON,
; mmybodv and every thing that contrib
. uted to the winning or the war has re-
:1 on so some sort of public recognition
from the “111‘ Department Now the
patient, 1onz- suffering.
and oft ridiculcd army mule has at last
come to his oncomium, in an apprecla
tion from the quarter-master general.
liezc follous the “low down" on the
army mule as it comes today in an of
N1 1'1l publication. The1e were mo1e
than 45 000 of them engaged with 1h:
army overseas, and more than 100 MO
with the troops in the United States.
and while there was as much hec h. 1“
in}. kicking. bulking and biting as
mizhi be. evoccted the atmv mule llx-
ed 11p to his established reputation for
egdtmng, sacrat‘icing and dying like aY
soldier
They were not all American mules;
some of them were allies
1
and know thatmoneycan
“my“ thnnipu'ee'nt. Why
1&9?
under the supervision of Thomas Me.
added substantially to early advances that ”19 s1tuatton ““1 be cured by 1
1 1 Shi 1 tre gth ned d ”"P‘ovnd 0mm" 0"
page DD “85 5 n 9 an paper 01 t' :1 . ' ~
sugars and textiles rallied easily with into I to 1" \ Iachtnes coming
chemicals but rails were moderate] - ‘. 1....1<e -Y
reactionzuy. Call monledy opeged at l' can” " '11 “1.. t-~,_‘:‘1e 1‘600mmen—l
per cent. against yeste 33' 8 ”it 9110' dationq ‘311 ‘n1 or convention
tatlon of 8 per cent. tbr n,“ in M . 'ertising Mr I
WALL STREET 1: 30 p. n1.-—Shorts Glass 5111 ' ‘ '
began another drive against leadersl “The .1 _
~ 1h h
.Yat midday. Steels oils. motors, ship- was not 5‘ :1-31 :13 :13 1:19 fault};
iplngs and sugars fell 2 to 12 points curtail the pot market It ha
under early maximums. Liberty s
Bonds lncreosingly~tenk First to sel-‘
ling at 87 or 82. 80 per 8100 under
yesterday's final price and the first
41-43 al.88, or $1.70 under the pre-
vious low.
' Motorsiequlpments and steels led
the feverish reaction of the last hour.
General actors and Baldwin Locomo-
tive‘ were“ the outstanding features
with United States Steel below par.
“49 closing was weak.
Liquidation or special stock. can
i
cilued of 5 to almost
ingifrom withd wet, or support.
further selling alibi-ta.
files approximated 1,700. 000 shares.
10 points result.-
tiuned’tn enormous mine today, do- .
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MUST 31w: MORE PAPcfi.
tPrestdent Glass issues Anofiler Warn.
ing to Nemaper Pubfi'tfien.
, I! ‘ New roux. Am 11 21.—— 11111111111 P
Confirmed m t Page. wGlass, president 01' the. American
\orth Amelica, presenting the d? New‘spaper Publishers Association.
gave warniti’g at the. annual conven-
tion toda‘y That newspaper publishers .
must make further conservation of
newsprint paper it they were not to }
have a worse time next fall and win—41
ter than they had in *the last six}
months. 3‘ . i
'It can not be denied” he said
“that the publishers themselves are
lrernsible for yielding to the great
demand {or paper. and that. they have
created this skyrocket auction market
by bidding against each other, by
willingness to take the volume of ad
'vertlsing oifered no matter how small
the margin profit. Nor should pub-
lishers think that the worst is over,
been only in the last two months that
'many, papew have been forced by
weather and railroad conditions. as
well as by price, to see their duty
and to make m
use TEA BEAUIrlnes
AND oAnKENs
1 572,
'mander in Chief H. 1). Sisson of Pitt:-
:deltgalc? were present from various
jcamps of the state.
.opening address.
‘ held tonight.
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MORE CENSUS FIGURES.
'WASHINGTON. April 21.~?1k1nu
0., 208. 435, increase 139 368 or 21‘1111‘
per cent. " 1
Wichita. Kama. 72.128.
678, or 37.5 per cent.
Mansfield. 0.. 27....
058. or 34.0 per cent.
let-ham. Mass..’ltt.7$tl.
. or 16.1 per com.
Laurel. Miss. 13.03:,
or~64.0 per cent.
re in. m
for that
sum
if you
ru sh
in crease 19.-
int-rvam T 1
ncrcaw 3 .-
4
inure-.15. «l.»
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SONS OF VETERANS ENCAMP.
MENT.
lRmGEPORT, April
21.—~C‘om-
field, Mass. was the guest of honor at
the Division Encampment of the
Sons of Veterans held here (oday. 150
Bush right here where you
can be suited while your
motor is still running. 3
If you 'r a quick picker, Y ,
we re a. q ck fitter. '
Everything arranged so you
see, without waste 01 tilt.
:the 1110:1013,an and col-
lumen are“ unlu-
ot. .simply W
and society enter
Division Com-
mandr Gage of Hartford delivered the
A b not will be.
Omcers will
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l 0111 OTPOW.
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DROWNED 1N BAUGUS RIVER. i
, LYNN, Mass, April 21. ——P L. Car- l|
son. of WestbrOok. Maine, and Louis;
A. Pomerleau of West Somerville a.
.chaulteur, were drowned in the‘Sall- l
gus River, early toddy, when their
automobile speeding along the Re-
vere Beach Boulevard, got out of con»
trol at a. curve and plunged down uni
embankment into the water. Both'
were former service men.
1"
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lRogersfi-D'Stevens
Norwalk So. Nomflf
Don't Stay Gray! . It Dal-ken. So N
' that Nobody
can Tell.
I
You can turn my. faded hair been“.
. y dark and lustmus almost over
a . . Y 1 you'll get a bottle of “WYeth'l‘
j “r Comvounn” at any
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ASSOCIATED: PRESS OFFICERS. -
NEW YORK, April 21.—Funk B. 01
Noyes, of the Wash! ‘ mm
reelected president of
Millions of bottles
Star, Wu
he Associated
IT’S REFRIGERATOR TIME
The
change will not materially affect Mr.
McLean's present office. both duties
being combined under the one head.
_._..__. ~Thiee times a day 2:5 7 and 9 for
'l—‘lluir'ay .1 Singing orchestra .11 .\.1r-ithree days \Vednesdav Thursday and
Friday “The Miracle Man" at the Re-
MARK TWAIN HOME
1111391 a statute adopted
Govern-
$111150:in
neces-
r‘?a-'i
however,
Commission
take the property unless
it. had an appropn‘ation or 'contribu
price stipulated by‘
Apt il 19. —-—Almoe
Press, at a meeting or the board or at
rectors here today.
Calvin Cobb, of the Boise (Idaho)
president, and J. Lawrence Home Jr.,
of the Rocky Mount (N 11 Carolina)
Telegram, second vie resident.
'All members at the executive co
mittee were its-elected. They are
Frank B. Noyes/Washington Star W.
, L. McLean. Philadelphia Bulletin;
Adolph 8. Ochs, New York Times;
John 11. Ratbom. Providence Journal;
Statesman was elected first vice-Y
becoming Med have u a
in; them because after one .
yum-locks become luxuriantly
and beautiful.
This in the age of youth. Gray-hair-
d, unattractive folks aren't wanted
around. so get busy with Wyeth’a Sage
and Sulphur Compound tonight and
you‘ll be delighted with your dark
penance within a few days.
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Coming,——Coming,4—
handsome hair and your youthful ap-
McKee Refrigerators
All sizes in beautifully finishedfling hard wood cases. Either
mm mm“ °' mmmm .111) RE cannons
anIEEMEEéw mkeFR‘lI'be cleanest, mate“
and most sanitary refrigerator made. '
See It In Our ,‘Show Window
RAYMOND & SON
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Inuit.
Arp’fiMAannfia-Ip ‘-
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hardworking .-
like the.
troops they taught with. Seven thous- pi
talks have memento:
immo- at tang-Penna
and came t1om England, 9000 from A
France and another 00 from Spain. I!
"There was no com " says the u
coming ‘announcement.’ tween the 3|
small poorly nourished mule secured ,
in Spain, 'and those purchased 13.95 : the
“Southern France,‘ and the dowel—(111.3“
upstanding. mealy-nosed product of the .».
Indidle chat. _ .. . 1
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g» b 1 to you.
i r m
mun PER CENT. 1
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“Thousands of xii-aspen ,5 ,
1W1 abf the “Going,—Goin g,—-Gone” of
auctiOneer, these
COMING, COMING, COMING ,—-With offers
You cannot afield. to
ments in this. or any otke; paper. .todav or
any other day. Often. they are valuable:
alwavavthev are interesting. They htdicate
where you can buy to
what you can buy“ for
nondwonvenience.
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Read the advertisements.
33% The Advertsements 111 this paper today— " "
l}; and always,——are bids in a perpetual auction
£3} for your patronage.
a: - ,
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a. In this auction you have all advantage. In- '“ u
5i stead of bidding against other buyers for - 5,
ii That *which you want or need. the most repu- , 9‘.
i3 stable- and reliable merchants and manufac- “ ~ 'l ,
2 .meters of this neighborhood and nation are .5"
3‘ ‘ . Ming against each other for the money .0
9S "3011 have to spend. ~ H
advertisements are
("'3‘
miss the advertise-
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your best advantage:
your greater comfort;
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For :they‘» contain
Norwalk Chronicler