mummy JULY 28,1920.
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:aoHELP MAKE
NEW ARMY PLANS
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. haun—
J‘naeph N. P1att.0. R C, 'North Car-
mina; Colonel Walter P. rBa1e, N G.
Abbama; Colonel Robert 2R. McCor-
33211.0.‘R.C.. Illinois; Colonel Frank
ill; Rumlbold O R. (3., Missou1i; Ma-
in: John W Page, N G, Texas; Col-
«one! Creed 0. Hammond, N. G., Cer-
m; IMiajor Flank S. Hutton O. R.
'10... California: Mont-Colonel John B
lfloodinan. O R. (3., Colmado
The governor of each state sent in"
:a list of Sé‘Pl‘al omcels to the wari
uémrtment and from the list the of-
floats whose names are given were]
«mosen Major Ives is undecided
whether or not. to accept the appoint-
ment. It is optional with each man
mominated whether or not he shall
moment. Maior Ives has written to
“stile war department for further in-
tuermatlon and his acceptance will de-
mand upon the amount at time it will!
be necessary to give to the work.
The officers nominated as they ar-
five in W'ashington will be given an
«opportunity filst to familiarize them-
shelves with the details of the prob-
titans of org.nization involved and
with the methods of working in vogue!
’in the general staff. As soon as
ethic preliminary period has been pess-
end, then the committee called for W
the act of June 4 1920 v.- ill be form-
ed and will proceed with the work.
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PRACTICING 0N
. - BOARD SHIP
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T’ng,’ They
lue flannel cost. a cap
assist eta
with an Abner-loan shield, white flan—
nel trousers, white shoes, white jer-
sey shirt with embroidered shields
and white trunks with red, white and
blue seam bands and border.
Two stowaways have been discover-
9 aboard the transport. One of them
is John Nelton. of Toledo, who was
. also a steWaway on the Finland when
the American Olympic team sailed in
1912. At that time he was made mas-
cot of the team. He hid in a state
room shoe chest of the Princess Ma-
toika from Saturday to Monday He
now has signed as a waiter on the
transport and will accompany the
team to Antwmp.
The sea is smooth and there is no
sickness aboard
ON BOARD U. S. S. FREDERICK,
July 28 (By Wireless to The Associ-
ated Press) .———The Navy athletes en
5 route to Antwerp are keeping up hard
practice on the quarterdeck. Crews
wrestlers boxers, fencers and run-
‘ hers are exercising twice daily.
The Frederick, which has aboard
101 athletes and coaches of the Navy
Olympic party, is 145 miles ahead of
the Princess Matoika, carrying the
other Olympic teams.
Radio messages to the athletes have
been received from Secretary Daniels
and Rear Admiral Coontz.
DID LLYOD GEORGE
SURRENDER TO
THE VBOLSHEVIKI
(Continued from first page)
The London Times declares the
matter is “too grave for irrevocable
decision behind closed doors " and
maintains that it must be submitted
to the Parliaments of the allies. The
paper sympathizes with the French
view that America must have a voice
in the question implying its belief
that America would repudiate an
agreement based on recognition or the
. Bolsheviki. '
“If we do not fight Russia, which is
the last thing anybody desires," the
Times admits "we must come to a
definite understanding with her ”
The Chronicle describes the Bon-
logne decision as a "judicious middle
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VOSK—A "111191 '
Nor RETURN
TO NEW YORK
(Continued from First page),
as was claimed in the warren! chm.
ing him with being a fugitive from
Justice and as he had not. done so, he
was not a fugitive from justice. ‘
Attorney Warren F. Cressy, of
Stamford, lepresenting Assistant At-
tnrney Galen A. Carter, of Stamford,
together with Deputy Sherin‘ Vincent ~
A. Cashin, of White Plains, also a
member of the bar of New York State,
argued before Judge Walsh that the
man was a fugitive and that the Gov-
er’nors warrant should be sustained.
Considerable argument ensued and
Judge Walsh informally gave his deci-
sion. He claimed that no man would
be sale it he went to another State to
make a home, had asked that his wife
and children journey to the new home
“hen he had found one, and,atte1
agreement on the part of the wife to
such a state of affairs was arrested
solely because the wife had changed
her mind about accompanying her
husband to the new home. This in
itself, would not constitute desertion,
not after the wife had agreed, as Ves-
ka‘s wife had done, to come to Con-
necticut ers Voska, by her own tes~
timony, later changed her mind and
decided to live in New York State.
Voska will be a free man after to-
morrow, providing he does not enter
New York State, where there is an in-
dictment against. him
RESOLUTE TO
BE DISMANTLED
IN FEW WEEKS
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her crew saying that the better boat
will soon leave for a visit to
won
Canada He will issue another chal-
lenge in 1922 and will name the chal-.
lenger Shamrock V.
The big green sloop probably will
be towed up the Hudson within a few
days and anchored to allow visitors a
chance to inspect her.
CHALLENGE FROM ALL STARS.
The All Star Juniors challenge we
K of C. Juniors for a game. to be
played on the Wicks lot, Thursday
morning at 9 oclock. if any further
notice, please write to Charles Mid-
dleton,13 Third street. East Norwalk
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VILLA, LIFE SECURE
PREPARES TO YIEL Ll)
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88 AALLAAL 7/
Provisional - 93 out de la Huerta
has ordered the Governor of the Fed-
eral district to supress .Bolshevik and
anarchist publications, says the Uni—
versal today ,and to prevent a meet—
ing of a character to which objection
{was taken, scheduled to be held next
Sunday.
OLD WELL COMMANDERY
ENTERTAINS. '
A very successful and enjoyable
time was spent at Davenport Hall, last
night, through the efforts of Old W'ell
Commandery, No. 956, United Orde1
of the Golden Cross About sixty-live
guests were entertained the visitors
including delegations horn Sherman
Commandery, of Norwalk, and Blaine
Commandery, of Danbuu Aaron
Dawson sang several selections,
his daughter, Miss Consuelo Dawson,
recited. The Glendonisn orchestra
p1 owded music for dancing. Refresh-
mentsc of ice cream and cake sex-1v-
l
happy gathering came to an end.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
if Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
so Natdrally Nobody
can Tell.
Grandmother kept hm bail beauti-
fully darkened glossy and altractive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur
,Viheneyer her hair took on that dull.
faded or streaked appearance this
‘simple mixture was applied with won-
’derful effect
1store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
'Compound.‘ von will get a large hot.-
ltle of this old-time refipe. llem ‘12
by the addition or othtr ingredienlsfi
all read; to use, at xery lillle cost.
This simple mixture can be (399999?“
upon to restore natural
beauty to the hair.
A well- known dowm own drucgisté
Sllphur Compound no“ because it:
darkens so naturally and 0‘9.an lhat
nobodv can tell it has been applied»—
it’s so easy to use, too lou simply
draw it through your hair. taking one
strand at a time. 931 morning the}
gray hair disappears; After another
application or two. it is re stored to its
inatursl color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful.
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Special Price Sale
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DIES
.UMHS
Elwood & Glover
Announce a Sale 011 Ladies Pinps of Unusual Value
Value $12.00
Tan Calf, Wing Tip Effect, Colonial Design, Baby Louise Heel
3 _
Value $13.00 - Price $9.85
Tan Calf, Plain Design, Leather Louis Heel
Value $13.00 ' - Price $9 3
Pat. Colt, Plain Design, Leather Louis Heel
Price $9.85.
Black Vici.’ Kid, Plain Design, Leather Louis Heel
Value $12.00 g - Price, $9.85
N O CHARGE.
ELWOOD 969° CLOVER
122 Washmfion Street
These goods have been sold at a legitimate price throughout
the season. Our only need of a sale IS for clean up purpose
at the end of the Season.
N0 EXCHANGE.
South
NO APPROVAL
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color and, '
says everybody uses “'3' ezh's Sage and
dampen a comb or soft *hrush andi
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scallolied: $8 00 1111511151» in , ““9““ , . ’ Tinted Writing paper
Sale Price, $693 7 531° price. 7d» 59" ‘ 9848 sheets and 48 envelopes: Value
1mm Bath Towels White Dress mnem- c“
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~ mascara“ was“ var 1““ 1:“: “a“ W, 1.. ‘ PM aw
wi amine ._. ’ err cea e or, ladder , ‘ 1 "
”600 quality. Sale price. 39c each and 5mm: 9331‘) for chug-[11%; V that. Show,“ Bags
33¢ quality. Sale price, 591: each ”elm-s , , - ' 'Value, $2.90»
_ 1: quality, Sale: ’ “ “ Enemies 311,991: 8199099.! 1111091 $149
July Clearance sale
- foulard and poplin:
,wnn ‘ 11133111111111.1129“,
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New.
'1 he Greatest of All Sales
TOMORROW—~THURSDAY
A Flood Tide of Wonderful Values
Dresses and Skirts
Figured Voile Dresses
101' women and misses
Clearance Price.
Figured Voile Dresses
Clearance Price. 87.98
Gingham Dresses
Clearance Price. $5.98»$9.98
Satin Dresses
k and navy; worth up in $131,011 .1
Clearance Price. $12.98
Fashionable Dresses
9 Stylish Dresses
Of tafieta silk, beaded georgette crepe, figured
values up to $35 00»—
Clearance Price. $18. 98
Gabardine Wash Skirts
Regular size. $2. 98
Extra size. 83.5
White Satinette Skirts
Attractixe models pleated all around»-
Clearance Price. $5.50
Fancy Gray Mixture Skirts
$4 98
Blac
Regular and extra sizes»—
2 Clearance Price. $438 Combination of figm ed groluviil‘ vol-1‘
Women’s Shantuns Stilts waists and accordion 1110.11 mi new sat in ~l in '.
V’Vorth $371.00»— worth up to 9.5.00»- P - «14% ‘1
Clearance Price. $25.00 Clearance rlcc. ..
. ing black and w
.Size 45x36, regularly $1.00»-
Chambray
One of tin most 11111111111 41M!
and makes of “11th billuhrmm huh .
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Extra Large Turkish 33th
Towels
Silks and Dress
3 n absmbent weave. heavy , mam 1.11m,-
F b ‘ , . andpgefg senicable: 111“ 931096th 33:13:31, 111 121111“ and 1hul<~ 1.1 w 5
a “CS ~ today’s market value 11 would 39c 11 3'8“}
be cheap at $1 25‘”
This Sale, each, 986
2,000 Yard: of Heavy Crash
Toweling
Sale price, yd-l 393
Georgette Crepe
Winches wide, all colors includ
bile; $3 49 quality
Sale price, yd, $1.69
32-111. Fine Dress Ginghams
A r1 mellmlllo 111-: Al on llu
sons thOlt u1 ships on 1 us
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in “
Chin Strong. heavv wearing quality, design:- and “mm,“ Hm ,,
Crepe do 8 highly absorptivg This, ioweling “mum, “Wm”: .md “W, M1,,
m’mfl’m Md?" black. Wm“? and is mostly linen, which makes it ing 1.1111 111.11 \le 1 W1. p1.
all the mom desirable colors. Reg- good for heavy service and (Mia i'ectlx. Immfl} mi“ 45k-
bility. Value. ?9c Hi.»—
Sale price, yd, 29c
Huck Towels
Firmly woven, long wear quali-
11'. hemmed ends——
nlar price is $2 98 yard»-
Our Sale Price, yd., $1. 69
Black Satin Gharmeuse
41’} 11111111; lAide. soft and lustrous,
was $5 98‘ 1am»
Sale price, yd, 391.
10,000 Yards of Extra Fine “
Percale
sale Pncen yd» $297 390 quality, Sale price. 291‘ oat-h All new y, M.“ 21mph m :‘l‘i'i‘illl‘l .
BIROk Satin Duchesse ‘ 49c quality. sail? price, 39¢ each will“ 3:16-11:0in “111-“~ may lJ“‘ ~
Yard wide. an excellent quality dual-1115'” . ',
Table DamaSk Sale price, yd” 30g .
111121 and Silk?‘ our regular, $4.00 Bleached, lid-inches wide , real
vnlue~
~ service giving quality, excellent de- - . ms
Sale price, yd., $2.49 signs; mm,” $1.25”, Apron Gingha
- White Washable Satin Sale price, yd., 98c Good will, 1.. .1 Aw um
All silk immensely popular for Table D ask Sale price, Sid-3
fashionable skirts; regularly $4 00
Heavy Damask substantial quail Shirting Prints
value—- 5
8.1 If d_ 2.49 ty. excellent for“ hand weal; $1 4
s e F De, y ’ s \‘iilll€-‘ BO ,1 ““15“,”: “(all lumen 103
_, Japanese Pong-ea Sale price, yd. $1.49 11s “12911111: .1111 mm“: qudllliit‘:
wox
and flames.
stripes (lots
in natural color, 33-inches wide.
29c»
Value $33.00»-
Yard, $1.29
The finest quality, an ideal sum—
mer silk smooth even Weave, cool,
washable and long-wearing, desir-
able for women‘s soils or sport
wear, men's shirts, etc.
Black Silk Poplin
36-inches wide. value. $1.98 yd.
SALE PRICE, $1.00 YARD
Dress Voile:
Very uitlaclive patterns. in more
than twenty 513.199; light, dark
and medium coloringsmvoiles that
were made to sell for. 75¢»—
Tomorrow, yd. 49c
DryGoods
81x90 Bed sheen
Full size, strong Wearing,
able quality; vaule $2.75»-
1...... sash-5289
Muslin Sheets
High standard quality. neatly
hemmed, full size, regularly 2.29
Sale price, each, 81 98
Rammed Bleached Muslin
Pillow Gases
Durable Quality
Table Napkins
Sturdy quality. an
table napkin. value $3. 110——
Sale price, don, $2. 49
Table Napkins
Genuine Scotch and Irish Manu-
facture, exceptional value. Value
$9.00» .
' Sale price, don, $5.98
Sale price, yd., 230 ‘1
(xcslleni
SPECIAL iTEMS
Moire Silk Handbags
Silk lined, various colors,
$2.50»- . _ ,:
Special Prlce, $1.69 ,
Travehng‘ Bags
Fabricord leather, black and 1:111.
16, 18 and 20 inch, reinforced mw‘
ncrs, values, $5.50»
Special Price, $1.49
12 Button Silk Gloves
Tan, black and navy 1111110 >31 95 -‘.j
Special Price, $1 50
Moire All Silk Ribbon '
Six inches wide, all colors, will" f
59c» , ‘
Sale Price, 490 '._
Children ’s Fancy
Handkerchiefs
2 Special price»-
value ‘
White and Colored
Wash Materials
English Finish Longoloth
Made of high grade, soft, strong
yarn, smooth, even soil. texture,
pure white bleach and chamois
finish; 10 yard pieces; Regularly,
$5.00..
Sale price, piece, $3.98
Fine Quality Nainsook
\‘i‘oven from high grade Egyptian
cotton yarn; special solt finish;
10 yard pieces; Regularly, $5. 00-»-
Sale price, piece, $3. 98
Poplin
Fine quality, memorized. for
summer dresses, middy blouses and
dur-
Two for 50 ‘y‘
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alt'v
Size 33:3? reguiar $130, Ssale. 49c children's drones»-
ize regu ar e, ale 59c ' .
Size 15x36, regular 80c Sale 69c , Sale pnoe, yd, 59" Women’s Handkerchiefs ,
Size 45x36. regular 90c, Sale 79c thte French chm“; Voile Fancy colored and plain whim ‘,
Fine sheer quality for summer
Frocks and Blouses_ Note the ex-
tra widths, which may be cut to
good advantage, 45-inches wide;
value, $1.00»—
Sale price, yd, 690
White Crepe 019111
The kind that needs no ironing;
giVes splendid satisfaction for un-
hemstitched, value, 1913-» 7
Special price, 121/3 ea. 3‘
Men’s Hemstitohed
Handkerchiefs
Regular price, 190-»
Special price, 121/1, 12..
Scalloped Pillow Gases
Bleached Muslin. Good quality,
Sale price, each, 790
Crochet Bed Spreads
Extra, fine quality; $5.00 value»—
Sale price, $3.98
Satin Finish Counterpanes
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Norwalk Chronicler