IfThe man that’s worth
the one who can smile
. our tell what such a 'man
'el- or nothing bubbatter, the
can teli——when he‘s dead.
one hing we know, he’ll have
or ' tor breakfast and dim
"d lunch it he lives in this
7 Inch chaos doth rage and
' . lee come 'long in a bunch.
H 2 Miles Guaran-
gced 25 Per Cent.
iff List Price.
« . A. .MODNE
29.72 Foam mm s-r.
.1
"T An Opportunity
For Ambitious People, Merrill
M1398 in SHORTHAND,
~looKKEEPING,TYPEWR11-.
2m and related subjects are
Iliort cuts to successful careers.
‘ ’ Ask For Particulars
MERRILL
:"Bgusiness College
" National Bank Building,
' fi, .VSouth Norwalk. '
The Jewelry and Optical
, . Store Where Quality
' ‘7' Is Higher Than Price.
7, Now
erOrth Main St.,
’anorwalk, Conn.
111' weekly market lettei. issued
, the benefit of our clients, is
to you.
9 handle Certified Investments
.mlusively.
or Clients Invest On The
{flop‘P’AYMENT PLAN ”E
And Are Protected
., r is today for a sample copy
hé "INVESTLIENT REVIEW.’
PANY
. fled Investments
eln Bldg Forth worth, Texas.
~~Attack of Grip
RK, May Zl-The Yanlo
eon getting along very well
Babe Ruth, but they’d like to
back. It was hoped the ma
Ruth’s side would be suffici
ended for him to return yes-
t an attack of grip seized
ngger and put him in charge
cub’s doctor. He had a tem-
which made it imperative
see to his bed.
dé‘ad ..
m isounds very-well hutyoui '
his head. It may be greir- '
ynuestion minor niludregerdlncyourlxm
r; requirements and purchases, write or 6311 end we will advise
W...-‘e, Graulated Sugar
For Everybody
- Both Stores.
1 Standard Butter @EggCo. ’,
12. North Main St.
.53 Main St.,
“NorWalk
.L
So. Norwalk
1
in the street. how the sutumweroed
its speed lust before it struck the tree.
it was Hostel-d who removed the For.
ley boy from under the auto and who
carried the body to the sidewalk and
covered it.
The next witness was Clih‘ord Ros;
Hinter who, hearing the crash of the
auto striking the tree. ran down to
the scene or the accident, and seeing
that poem were desperately injured.
comandered a bakery" delivery auto
that was passing. rushed it to the resi-
dence or 912.5. K Huntington and
brought the doctor immediately to the
scene of the accident His testimony
corroborated Hantord's regarding the
location of the junk wagon and also
Dykeman’s regarding the condition of
the wrecked auto when brought to. his
father‘ a garage.
The last witness examined was?-
and general wear:
SHOP BEFORE SIX
2 White. Footwear .
Some of the Spring and Summer styles for dress, sport ,,
M’
White Buckskin Sport Oxford, rubber sole and heel, $9. 00
White Reignskin Oxford, welt sole, mlllfary heel, $6. 50
White Canvas Pump, turn sole, French heel, $3.50.
ELWOOD €21” GLOVER
.122 Washington Street
~t:&'~‘1
gains we gave".
tion.
min/13E; JEANNETTE
- CORSET IERE. AND ’GLOVER
We Wish to thank the women £011: of The Nomalks and
tinnity for the, tremendous business recorded us on Dollar-
Day. and for the appreciation shown at the wonderful bar-
We feel that the popuerity won by our store
paid us sufficiently for any loss we may have incurred..—
We shall double our efforts in mak-
. in? this the ideal store for you” to shop
in, always striving to give full satisfac-
- CORSETS
$2.50 Comets . . . . . . at $1.95
S3012 Corsets . . . . . . at $23245
'BRASSIERES
$1.50.Bl'assieres . . at $1.25
$1.25 Bandeaux . . . . . at 95c.
HOSIERY .
' > s21. 00 Hosiery}. at $3.35“
$3.00 Hosiery . . . . . . at. $1.95
GLOVES
522.00 Silk Gloves . . . at 81 4.9
.. AilColor3.. .....f
Phone
the Babe tore a muscle 11ndj
Mme. Jeannette
Phone
.114
, of Ameilca in rendering
; oi the Army's work when he stated
: great mass of people who do not be-
long to any church. He is new deal“
teetive Sergeant Thomas Hunt
the accident He submitted measure
ments indicating location or the—auto;
who‘re the body was found and also
exhibited photographs taken at the
place of the fatality.
The inquest was adjourned as the
condition of Mrs. Webb and Mrs.
Newman was such as to render it 111-
advisable to take their testimony at
present. The coroner will probably
visit Nomslk again next week when
their statement will be submitted. .At
that time the testimony also of the
driver of the junk wagon and of the
bakery delivery auto will be taken.
'ELKS’ Loncn ,
GIVES SMOKER
TO FRIENDS
(Continued from firstpnge)’
pound class. wearing the colors of the
wellknown Acorn Athletic (‘luh of
Bridgeport entertained with a Snapp}
bout of six rounds. Baum: V2 eater was
xeferee and his manager, "Bill"
Smith, kept time.
Following the: bout. the. members
and than guests adjourned to the
commodious hasement of the Home,
where Exalted Ruler Henry J Berg-
mann acted as master or ceremonies
The exalted ruler introduced Judge
John Keogh who made a inlet talk
Judge Keogh spoke of the staunch
Americanism of the B P 0.123 and
how it was made up of the leading cit-
izens of the city The speaker out.-
llned the vital nait taken by the Elks
proud and
helpful seriice during the war by
maintaining hoSpitals and contribut-
mg lavishly to the welfare funds for
the benefit of the men in service. He
said that they had continued their
work in peace. and were among the
foremost proponents of the vocation-
al sen ice 1'01 disabled soldiers.
Concert music was rendered by the
Powell- Svec orchestra, and a well-
received and enjoyed entertainment
was provided by Jack and Jim Ward.
singers and mouologuisis Edward J.
.iSLtflan, tenor, and James Sexton, pian-
5
Major Underwood oi' the New York
branch or the Sahaiion Anny spoke
briefly in thanking the Bike for the
assistaHCe they have been giving the
Salvation Army in heiwaik during
the last 35 years.
During the , entertainment. busy
waiters supplied the guests ism:
choice eatables and cigars and cigar
eltes.
it was announced “that during June
the Elks will observe their anniver-
sang and an elaborate program 101'
the. day has been outlined. In the
morning a “feed" will as provided for
the inmates or the Childrens Home
on Westpqrt avenue and the Day Nnr
set-y in this city In the aitemon
there will be a flag-raising by the. Boy
Scouts 'of whom the Elks are the big
brothers” and following the flag-rais-
ing will he speeches bearing on the
original and mood history of the Am
erican flag. On the evening of Anni-
versary Day an unusually large class:
of new Elks will be admitted into the
wonderful order. .
NORWALK WOKK 2
' OF SALVATION ‘
ARMY RELATED
(Continued than; first page)
Major Robert 11211122me The major"
is in charge of an the Salvation.
Arm’ys charitable and relief. work in
New York city He gave a most in».-
spirin‘g talk and struck "the learnersLe
that the Army is. primarily for the"
ing through his deparknsmt with new‘ *
problems facing the Assay—mew.
‘ f the drug nudists or which there are '2
1 59.060. in New York idly alone. 4,.
2311?? 3 men :to link . finial-2152
e; ful afiair of its kind ever gi
’ Bridgeiiort. , . ‘
' thesehoyswerewithiimph For: 1, ._ _ ‘
eyonthesi'dewslk. The boyson the... , ,2 --
"2 wagon beckoned and called to them.~ . 7 . 7. p 7
’ Mm into the street toward. the, . :1 . ‘
' son when he was struck by inasm- ' ,w
'" j other witnesses were Jokn "F Han- ‘
.. ford, who was driving one or. Milkmen,
owxlnuést's delivery onion, and we.
meyewitnesstotheoooident.‘ 1419.7
testified as to location 611qu wagon , -
sharply to the left and accelerated
12%
related in detail his investigation 02H
Lily White Cindy‘s Colored Maid. . .
Friday, Crusoe'sRight Hand Man” '
Saturday, Friday’s Rival.
Robinson Crusoe, the Legendary Hero
Time—«The Present.
Scene Twilacksmge, New Amstezdam
the snecial price of
GRADE
wtflwn'oo-I $2.35
“WW-v.4”.
I" LADIES’ HEAVY LISLE HOSE—An extra good stocking: black 01112 at a m
4 ”Matures-simian”.m..u..m.i.u..—..~.m-mmuomr-nu......, ..
"" LADIES’ SILK HOSE-Full fashioned. in black. white. brown and navy- at
, LADIES’ COTTON HDSE-BIack only. a soccial mine at . . . . . .... 35c nair
Moles HALF HOSEs—Black only. a 35c grade for A... .. . ... .. . . ._.
KBOYS' SCHOOL STOCKINGSwBlack. heavy ribbed. wear rcsisiins 50c nail-
A BIG LINE OF BABY SOCKS AND STOCKINGS
29c nail-
3
2;
“9c nair
fi‘ .
tum over the entire supervision or
these unfortunates to the Salvation
Army.
All throughout the country in the
large centres the Salvation Army is
establishing clubs for the working
men to take the place of the saloons.
It was pointed out by the major that
every service and department of the
Army is available to this community,
e_througl1 the local branch, under the
command of Captain Philips. Every
oilicer is trained to deal with these
conditions that exist in every city. and
yet he pointed out that this is a. cor;
munity responsibility, and all the $312
ration Army desires is to be of real
service to the community.
Alter thirty-five years’ of service in
No rwalk the Army feels justified in
asking the citizens to furnish suitable
quarters to conduct their work. The
campaign which will commence short:
ly includes a building program. The
selection or a suitable location will be
left in the hands of :1 local committee
who will consult with the Salvation
Army authorities. It ishxpected that, .
as a. result of this meeting, the organ- ‘
fixation plans will be completed within
a few dove. The Lodge of Elks“ the
American Legion and Knights of Col-
umbus am cooperating in a very act-
ive way.
OII, OH, CINDY, ‘
PRESENTED BY
SENIOR CLASS
(Continued from first page)
Mildred Price, Luella Finch.
London. Margaret McMahon, Era Rus-
erlne Clifford, Rose
i‘idon, Marion W hiie GeneV iexe Ryan.
. (1y, Anita Dowd Elizabeth Fitch, Ruth
- ’ : Bruish. Charlotte Lockuood Alma. Mc-
Bears.
(3) "Quack Said the Duck”-
and “The Big Four.”
(4) “I "Want a Chance to Beat the
Drum' ’——Lily Fliday, Satui‘~
day and Dium Corpsnoo
Scene 2—~“Cindy’ s" Dressing?
(1) Duett-«Cindy and Steve.
Scene 3—Oponing Night of the Follies
Production, “The. Stairway of me
Stars."
(1) “Tickle Toe"~l3lanche Blondina
and Tiekletocs.
(2) ”Sifiigs of Yesterday and To.
Day”-—Ensemble.
Show and Chorus Girls.
Martha. Hamilton, Florence Mitch-
ell, Eudora Hyatt. Helen Saunders,
“Gladys
Norris, Mabel Gaucher, Marion King,
Maud Sherlock, Elizabeth Coley. Doris
Santa
sell, Ruth Harris, Anna. Srofiold. Kath-
liyncli. Marion
Collings,Ma1y \Vcinsmck FoymCor-
son, Mari“
Havens, 31122222212 '1
—-—_ L
—L ___ fl
“ ~Godmother, Steve and San- Ti: kle Tee Group
2‘ ta. Marcia ('12121'192,’ .1301. I»
(5) “in Our Aeroplane ’——F1'n.11e, Clara 510110 51132 11-12" Hmong
Aviauon Chorus I‘Illda A'llllll, Q\lk'l: 1 i 1 \2, a§ Kam‘flflo'
ACT H. Hathaway, Jillin m E‘. {m ‘acl
Scene 1—-—The Land of Heazts Desire. Flynn. Eugen»: Item. 1-. :22. 11.55,,
(1) “Bubbles” -——Miriam Clark. Chal‘lfs JFNNII‘IJV Ruins my 2211::
(2) "Little Home in Dixie’Lé—Three 10E Vadafi- ]-—1"~“'1"‘11'v 7‘5 9222.1:21: .21“,
audi. r Naggy.
Songs of Yester.a
"Ai't°r ther 1111”»- ..
Flynn,E11gvn
Girls in DELHI-din. "
Lynch.
Indians—Jilwdn .‘.2:\I~
Mary “'t‘insrurk, l‘
Framers 1727:1112, if".
thy Sleinunll. “(131.2
Irish» Eden 9:111:192'1‘
Quako 1‘22; --
Mitchell, ('lifij’in'T“
McMahon.
Japanew 2""
ling, All“) (lli'
SOD.
Hulasrx- (‘2 1” ll. 3:212:22
Orier’z‘als {22212.2 "9
Eudora. Hymn.
Star Linhl (522‘:
M11 1L3 *1 5 hi
M; il‘li'. 11 K ‘
K 'lli’jv” .‘2~
Mmion ‘..‘ 11'. 2 2
Ixul‘h Lin " "
Helen Budd Ruth Lorin}: Chmiom» Culmifil‘. “~
Cnhiil, Alice Callahan Alida. 13.211. 1.1. 02:1" “m
nona Hauck. Cecelia "lamr Ya , _;
Amundsen. Mildred Radian, Mabel} “47'! :‘23‘-';"1‘i.fl~:\ '2_
Gaucher, Doris Wilson. 'Rm‘h 1,21%“, ~ " >4 ‘, 2
Harlequins. (‘21::1111 Aim 2 332.2 ‘
Marorie Buchanan Glendaveie Lovc- Bruu. L212“? 1 2" ““3,
“'12 3‘, .
selections. , Crombie Anna Yost, Adele. Ketzingvr (3002223115,.Dis-2221'
During an intermission Mapow’Un- Doris Wilson. 101“: «hivlfiwfiflm
derwood one of the officers of the Sai- Aviation
vaiion Army, made an earnest appeal
for the support of the work orthonor-
ganizaiion. dwelling particularly on
the. needs of a home in this city, and
stating that the. drive for funds would
be commenced shortly, and he hoped
Brady, Sylvia (Towies,
away, Marie Day, Hazel Hendrick Bei-
the Peterson, Helen Iiirmayer‘
Andexson, Mary Fox, Rose
Madeline Prendergast.
Flotilla. lfim
9,122.; 3\
2;. [3.42 kg“.
i " ‘ 11‘ 112205;,
2 l 1‘ \1 1-2th
22.2212»
Clara Stone, Hilda Moth Millet-121
Katherine Ila l1~
Elna
Geuuario,
Adelaide Toy-
H . Ki‘ieg: ‘-
‘2 ‘l W
CHIJU.
for the united support of every person lor, Lucille E191=onEdna Bladbui‘b‘ The leading «me It!
in Nomaik. Rosalie Cole, Marion Grumle) Ch1r~ ‘ J: .- f 2.
The stage? settings and costumes lotto Janis, Hester Havens, Eugenie Ready-to-wear ( “when (I
were complete in every detail. adding McMahon Marcia Godirex Eleanor ( (I 91‘” 'i't‘il
greatly to the success of the enter. Jeans, 1211221119112 Huntington, Jack men. women .111 2,. 2:0 .-
priso. At the afternoon show there Griffin David Hariord, Harold .ludel,
wusalso a large audience and every Alexander Naggy, zoimn \auas, Inch. “76 i.20" (ill 0111'! 21212"
thing passed Off “105i. satisfamorily. ard' Mathews, Samuel Middlebi‘ook, ** ..
The theme of the playrwas as follows: Frank Lauder. Frank Robinson, Mar» ments. .. 2,:
Cindesllia Van Alstyne, of the “Zieg— shall Gang, George Harris, Donald ‘
fold Follies," becomes tired of theatre Fairchild, .
life and desires to find contentment
on Robinson Crusoe Island. Through
the sorcery or her Fairy Godmother
her wish comes true and she finds her- ‘ '
self and the members of the company ‘
on the isl' S d.
Conten ent does not reign on the ‘ k.
island and. Godmother takes the com- “ 2
pony to the Land of Heart’s Desirei
Cind is unsatisfied even there an: . * _ _ . ‘ _._._ ,1,
wishgs herself back in New York. She Spring demands brmlancy in costumes Md 221:: 2.19
awakens in her dressin room atdho , " .
New Amsterdam Tommi, the ogening nbbons appear even more lovely.- 1
.rformance of the “Follies" egius, . . 1. «11.1: , :31,
32:11 all ends happily. Plaid ribbons for the children’ 5 111111 1.20% 11 t2 .5 {1510
TheLCast Of Characten. the summer owns; 1*} 0011:" 1 1 1“.
Terence ()‘Hooligan, Stage ,Manager figured nbbons for g rs 5,, up»
of the Follies... .J. Brien McMahon
Mildred St. Clair, Judith Thompson;
"Pei-sis Neileon, Bessie Kessler; Rae
Virginia Adams; Gracie
Show Girls, known as “The Big
Foam".-
Blanche Biondina, else of the Follies
and Gladys Chum. Ebha meme!) 9
Alphonse Ve’rdie’r. 112512212 Arnold; 1311.1
iv Weston Ralph Huntington: Rex
Lambert, “Willem Ward—A Vaude-
Ilorhsm - Follies‘dr
estry, suitable for hand bags;
as WAsnmsros sr.
ville Team known as “The Tinee
“We” beneath the Eaton jacket or blouse; m2. 2 .
ribbons in 2.21111-
satin for camisoles and all sorts of fancy \K c 11.
J. LMALLETTE
Tel. 449.
SOUTH NORWALE.
Bears.”
Jim 3 Stage Hand ................
Samuel Middlebrook ,
Musical Director ..2 .......... Jules
told Follies, know-n ate her friends as
“Cindy" . ............ .Ruth Brock ‘
Stephen Craig betrother to Cindy and
kHOWH as the "Praise” ...........
William Young
Ferdinand Gotrox‘, Producer of the
as "Santa Clams”. .Aliiert Brewer
Madorie Candee
Leo sum
2 Raymond: Sheorwoqd
....... . . . . . . . Franklin Cleverley
Le‘Crie-r ................diary Beat/(y
2 Scenes and Musical Numbers...
1.
ACT
Theatre has York city
{1) “Haylime,",8how one Chorus
Cinderella Van Alstync. of the Zieg-
Follies and knowu to the Company _
ed.
often called upon to face and reminds
us we should be ready.
mull" mu h the
no it o ghost his 3' 2'
y
l‘i' SOMTMES
happens. you, and when least expect-
It is the unexpected that We are
Sour your automobile {p this garage}
for. repairs. We will make it 11201: Iikezflour5__9 A M :05
new and the charges wont be high .
even though it is war times '
"' 2" FOR AUTOMOBILE
UTA)
You 2‘
Your
' and b2? bu:
- 1581f .
much, and l g) 2:
' work.
decay is
the
made “(use
monow
days Con ultafinns f1“.
Special Sumac
a,”
.I
Give Your Teeth L42 2112.
At tuition
l:}ll‘=li.ll’71,‘.2'o 22m
ywill 1112211111192
1112:1115
Oil.
"1‘ MitiuHVrl
in gr'livml. ii
IIC‘IlhlUilkl' H122-
21111; 2:11 21H
(11' _\~::
121131.21:
1 l1¢1 1 ‘1l
Com}: lion
by
us it: 1t
(math
15 80 Main 31.,
p M;
Sundays by Appointnzzc
AMERICA AN
RESTAURAN
Regular Dinn
Sunday Full CourSe D
22.
ifl‘ill'l'. “'1.
‘h‘. H ». , 2....
or 11- 3° to ”'
1‘ including
2' ; 2.2203"
~l . . ,(23‘
Dr. J. H. Mallory
nuances
..eFfl2
i'
”2 CW}.
-H—fl
‘_———____:___—-—".__:"""._/
AND CHIN: E
T
1; .20:
$6, , go
1.71:3" £55.
I
firth Main St: 55
131:1: ~30m 1 8- "'-
Phone 2253
__...l
Norwalk Chronicler