. Now Being Shown
kind you know are right;
cRoFUT & KNAPP
HATS
in Norwalk
lpoilr:ilov
M :de
$6.09, $7.75
NEW NECKWEAR
$1.00, $1.50
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.whlllvn‘ox STREET it);
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"This; 3 ”can; 5;
"l
mulls
no '(‘lub will hold.
with
l~‘::irficld avenuet.
ml l-‘riday
plan to attend, .
. ll:~lt‘SS? %
:v l, ‘lul'k. Lrllles Millin-
. .lllml :lud reblocked
(‘lzlsllllli Si. Oll'icei
‘ 2 . l'.
'_ I T’ (l‘f’ll i: Texan Inde-e
Tm 17111 of Marc-h will
. Day. the 20th will be
1,. :n Sunday and will be
ll‘ Suing: the :25th will
ll Jay, and the 27 will be
S -.::\'. !
' lung men of this country
wiry training. these who
”l: the
Ely night at the Armory.
‘1 f‘lllmcil, No. 4. t). l'. A. 1L.
‘Illlill‘ bllsin'uss Si'SSlOll on
',v'r~'tl ’llli. will confer the:
l ., v (’lllllidillos. A dole-pram
~- I' ' ("'llm-il. of
' w «ill. to witness the
11 ll ".""'
.m- requested to
H il- this tlm banner;
\v'l
l 5! Hum vi Guns.
l" ll: I‘Fillll of New Ca-
'l’ .vil (lpl‘l‘uilhll today.
ml Hospital. lil'l‘ condi—
‘ lll- liliv-l'uiinn was fa,—
‘- .ll ll “.m- tlwn too early
l-u-uliclions, there is
: ].l’l’ l-wcovery.
is proprietor oi? the
\llveriiser.
. l
l ,2:
3 : a State Guard now is
w. join the Motorized Ar-l
l" . 1| may. not have the
r The State Guard will
‘2 ‘r-n the National Guards
‘ . li‘lO service. *
FOR
U ‘23 and COLDS
‘ i“.l.C Comp. with Cod
r l'ix'il'act and Menthol
52c '
Son & Powell, Corp.
South Norwalk
‘ before Sati-
ul'lf. Noon,‘
Max-.4». 5th, will
il‘ . interest
fl .‘lal‘ch lst.
.‘tho pal-Million
church Other Churches.
‘.b_iflao, New York City; rear into ’the'
,police standard .at Main street last
Inight; breaking the lantern.
. ino paid for the lantern.
'morrow afternoon in the rooms in
'sion was furnished by McEnelly's
if;
1 L ence and? orgamz' ed
, , . .
l
MAWKWHMJGQW
Rev. J. B. Werner, this afternoon, at
'3 0‘ thGJGnce chur’é‘l".
. .reada paper on the subject: "Does that
Protestant‘ Episcoml church Un-
-.
An, automobile owned by Frank 3%.
Gabi!-
e—Learn the "Chicago" to -t
ley’s Dancing School. Adwayxs wen?“-
The regular meeting of Bucking- ‘
ham W. R. C.. No. 30 will be held to-
Red Men's hall, Main street at 2:80
o’clock. All members are requesbed‘to
be present.
Two boys who were found to be
shop lifting on a minor scale at the
store 0t James Donnelly were taken
into custody by Patrolman Wallace
Sammie following "a: complaint last
evening. Alter a talking to they
were released.
-——There will be a meeting of the
Motorized‘ Artillery men at the Ar-
mory W’ednesday evening all are re-
quested to be present.
The J. & J. Cash,'Inc., sending out,
handsome folders announcing the
opening of their Los Angeles branch?
the manager of which will be Ernest
Taylor. ‘for many years a resident of
this city. and 'who arived in Los Any
geles with his family on Monday.
Frank Angione reported to the po-
lice this morning that he had. lett‘
wont to call for
they were gone.
ing investigated.
them on Monday;
The matter is be-?
Tho \Varrior's degree was worked!
on seven candidates at. the meeting of,
Bridge- fl'ncas Tribe. No. 26. I. "O. R. M. held to be obeyed,
last cloning. Next Tuesday evening-
the pinochle tournament between A1
Pohlman's team and Lester Brush‘s
team will continue. 7
--—Coal at Hands &.Gans.
W.
Old Glory Council, No. 2. Daughters
of America, held. a very enjoyable
euchre and pinochl. at the meeting
rooms on South Main street last even-j
lng, there being about. 150 in atten-f
dance. Dancing was enjoyed» follow-
Tllc pa-‘mg cards. mum" being “mighed by don, Conn, receives 3150.000 and the
Dr-Ccsarefs orchestra. Befreshments
were served andathc affair broke up
at a late. hour.
Three hundred ’ persons attended
the monthly dance given by Company
K. Connecticut State Guards at the
Norwalk armory ‘ last night. The
dance was one of. the most successful
of the season. Music for the occa-
slnging orchestra of ten pieces Be-
tween 8 and 9 o'clock. the orchestra
gave a delighttul concert. Dancing
lasted until 1 o'clock.
A man and woman giving their
name as Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connery.
of Stamford, were picked up on
Spring ”street about 7:50 o'clock last
night by Patrolman Lockwood. fol-
lowing complaints that a man and
oman were "pan handlingfi'; along
t e street. The couple, it was found.
were asking for money sutticlent to
take .them to Stamford.
headquarters t
the necessary
to go.
min and were allow-‘
-8asknt Ball, Armory Thurs“
Night.
9:30 to 12.
BEST"
EXECUTOR
OI YOUR WILL
equipped by experis'.‘
especially to .1 ,handllg ‘
tust affairs.
l , , y
i We invite you to consult. .
. i ‘us regarding our facilities
“as executor and trustee.
emlueznimu “
’ * "tio’ngoi
. 1c 45.
banker our. Anna
{m 300. K. YD, Port" - ester.
,' The meeting
At police 1
ywere provided with »
Co. 1K.‘lvs. Port Chester: Pre ‘.
game, Butchers vs. Waiters. Dancing .
"is a strong. Trust 00.," "
. * :4.
u
7 . tw— - '
The Wilmington” at St:
Paul’s Episcopal lcbnrch-‘was held lad,
«Thu
,~ when; vs. "Waiters.
:30 to 12. _
. Moran-in charge. (— ’ Elk-ma . WT!!- _
1m
“Ml—4hr -, . ’13: wii
~ not-‘Gcouoornfl‘withg’fthe allocation sell
“We; ‘ in 1“
Pacific. which includes the Jam
Wanoma. Council No. 31, Degree of
Ppcasmm. m i; will wish “mail
momma
made by automobile.
_ The Entered Apprentice degree
was worked at stated communication
of Old. Well Lodger-No.1“ F'- & A.
M., held last evening. '
‘ “-
A meeting of the L. B.'A. of the
First c com church is bemg‘
held at the parish house thlsgvenng-
is in charge of the Kind
Word circle. . .
——Pea Coal at Has-rm & Guns.
,... ,.
The final series of group meetings
of the Lenten period at the Not-walk?
Methodist Episcopal church were
held last night and'were largelyv at-
tended. The meetings were hold at.
the homes or the tollowinngilliam!
Gregory. C. OtisFitch. Charles Rubey. :
Howard 8, Bell, the Parsonage. Fred‘
Bryant, L. J. Reynolds, Frank J. Bra-i
zel, Mrs. Thomas James and Mrs. Ella
R. Aiken. .
MUST SECURE CIT
, BULDING PERMITS
Waterbury Judge Over-rules Authorw
WATERBURY. March 2.—-Judge
William J. Larkin.- J12, in the City
Cournxtoday, ruled that. regardless at
any other authority persons desiring
permits issued by the state police or.
to make changes in buildings in Wa-
terbury must first secure a permit
from the local building inspection
James Fote. one of the owners oivthe-
‘Unlted States has not
ity of State Police Chief Egan. 'treaty and .has not taken a seat in the
mandate for the group to which tho}
island at Yap belongs, the Americas,
Govemment‘ is informed in the repair. ”
The trip-will; ”F! the Council of the League. to the!
tion. - , . ,. ,
: The seat otthe commits reply it ’
made pubflc here, today. ._ ' . . .
‘Tm Wow was made by this!
Supreme Council 0: the allies, the:
note points out, but that Council law
vltes the United States to be rem
American note on the mandate duets]
seated at the meeting of: the 0°“P‘in'l: '
in 1348)“ or June. when the other class...
es 0! mandates. which the Council has’
long tell; to be moo} the moshing,-
par-taut and also the most diillcult. 7'
."The Council." it adds, “notonly
welcomes but {eels justified in clung
ing the sympathy and, support of the,
government which devised the scheme
the Council is required to administerflq?
Regarding the fundamental conten-
tion of the United States Govern-
ment that the approval or the United ,‘
States is essenthl to the validity of;
any determinations respecting man-
’dates. the note says the rights which ,
the United States acquired as one or
the leading actors in the war and in
the peace negotiations is not likely to
be challenged in any quarter. It
points out. however. how the situation
is com llcated by the fact that the
p ratified the
,
mom , Tu Y PRICED
'Rogers and.
Stevens ”-
Howell: and South Non-walk
L
Council 0:. the League.
WASHXNGTON. March 2——'l‘ho re-
ply or the Council or the League o: 4.
Nations to the American note on man-
dates was received early today at the ,
State Department and as soon as it
was decoded. ofllcials began a study
of it. . .
With less‘than three days iett to _
Auditorium on South Main
Egan ot the
tendent Egan, he said. after the local
building inspector, Edward Mraz, had
refused to approve of the plans on.
three diiferent occasions. Judge
Larkin stated that the local city or-
dinance relating to building was made
andlhe fined Fote $25
and costs.
I‘VOMEX’S COLLEGE AT NE‘V
LONDON IS ALLOWED $150 000
NEW YORK, March 2.—-Donations§
to colleges and universities aggregat-
lng 52,660,000 were announced here
yesterday by the tassel-a: Education"
board. The contrlbiufions are con—
ditioned upon the institutions raising
supplemental sums which would bring
the total to $8,600,900.,
The college for Women. New Lon-
l’niversity of Vermont. $250,000. The
other institutions receiving" donations
are located principally in middle west
states.
BATIK“ BEING EVACUATED.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Mar. 1. (By
The Associated I’resa)—~Batum is be-
ing evacuated by allied traders and
bankers and by some refugees who
reached that city from Tiflis. Russian
.B'olshevik troops in large numbers
are invading Georgia from all direc-
tions. it is said, in dispatches receiv-
ed here.
o
‘
wwwmb
can not restful sleep after the
hem -
~‘Ail drawn: are authorised to
«mam-11PM
humans to anemic-not
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mmma
.9801:me Omens-
’dinury cases in 6 «youths
mtossesinlidln.
It’lrmnnteedbvl’uisled-
icine 00.. St. mam.,usm-
Man” I ‘
, * o u:m
Grave‘s my.” We
7* ‘oiwatchingourwindoWa for.
7. pm 7 . . ,_. .
- mos-33mm ‘
. , that ,depésits-mace in,
meat on oribeforegSate
street”
claimed~he had secured permission.emressed whether a reply could be
:..cd practicelllose who have two cases of soda in the Town Assem-lfor proposed changes in the placc'prepared and forwarded before thc
lid learn. all this can be had bl)" hall on Saturday night last {01- 'from Superintendent
Iaiutorizrd Artillery lowing the dance. and that when haState Police. He went to superm..partment ofllciuls on Friday.
this administration. some doubt. was
change in the personnel of State De—
M
ASKS FOR SMALL SENTENCE...
CHIC-AGO. March 2:.~——llichard
Meal. convicted in. federal court of?
forging postal money orders [or $908.
contends the sentence for this crime
should take into consideration the
fact that he served five years of 3..
mar m
A New Lin. 0!
Sporty Plaids for Skirts.
Also All Wool Serge and Tricoune ‘
;Wool mixtures for suiting.
Baronette Satin in, all the leading
es.
Charmeuse satin in black, navy
brown. taup and gray. .
Evervaoman’s Fashion
Shop
in Asulneron eraser l
. H NORWALK,OONN.
sentence for murder before he receiv»
ed a pardon which stated he wao‘not»
guilty of the crime. Today he was
awaiting the decision of Judge Land-
is on his approval for a discount cm
the probable sentence for his present
v ion..~- . » -. c.
90:02: leniency should be shown.
Amistant District Attorney Meyer
Linker told the judge when asked for
his View and sentence was deferred
pending investigation.
_____________...._——-.___
‘ .LEI) HER CAT.
D065 liilll‘ts TOWN 01" “TM“!
\‘VESTPORT. March l.—Ciaiming .
ihaid nits owned by Channing—B. Har-
ris and Adolph Krousc killed her pet ,
nngora cat. Mrs. P. Ardee. a wealthy
resident here is suing the town for
$50 damages. Selectman Warkemun
refused to pay her bill .for damages;
and thn her .ttorney. Edward 13.,
Bradley visited the selectman yester-
day afternoon to serve the papers in
the suit a physical encounter between
the two men resulted and lists flew
Mme. Jeannette:
Smith Norton’s balding
Corsetiere and Glover
‘BIG SALE
- 0K '
CORSETS
Ann ..
: HOSIERY‘
WWW'M
sedeaili St, Phenom
./\
for a time.‘ The papers in the suit
were served however. .
:" A‘moyd '* Carriage" lax
' Ellery Daddy’s Baby
i‘CGme to daddy!” ' See baby stretch dimpled,,cimhby
" d. a carriage too. fine for such a
' arms. 003111 anyone»
» h‘ttle fellow!
; Wee body
I And soil“: She loves the smooth, strong weave; the
lovely, graceful lines; the smart Wot, '
Lloyd Imam Woven Baby
«because-shalom her baby. And baby! -
‘ All! TENN» volt! Babymwnmm ,
~-“°‘"‘5*°im. M1‘¢“M"W§W “1!.- ,; '
‘héldev‘errafiniy.ms era-rig,
“may” mothsr’s arms. Just ask
’ arm Wmmmnsby Cir .'
l
Have you really thought of the many uses of
silk; 01' its utility as well .as beauty; of its con—
tenting service in so many ways ?I From rising-
hour to retiring, its lovely fabric is. bringing
beauty, or ease. or both. And then, when day’s
social duties have drawn to their close with one
. frocked in luminous satin, comes rest in sheer
comfy night attire of silk i“
- From heel to crown, from most-intimate appar-
el to outer wrapwith its lining of “brilliance and
beauty; silk is daily cheerful companion. How it.
contributes to enjoyment, boo ! As one embroid-
‘ers with its lustrous threads, and the design grows
pleasure, too. Completed article adds its touchof
life and beauty—and with draperies and rich pil-
lows, conspm show us the decorative value of
silk' to the home itself.
This week,‘in the calendar of the makers, is Sflk‘
* Week. In this store it iS'agweek of demonstrwzing
'the diffeernt uses of silk—and of presenting silk-
en merchandise at special price.
Rowland Dry Goods Co.
BRIBGEPORT, CONN.
' Hershfleld Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service. BeWeegNeW York 8:, Norwalk
‘LoNG ‘Dlsmscn .TRUGKING ‘
TenhmhnehuYourmtormli-dsotm
magmas-mm“
Main m.fiflmcord St., So. Nanak, M394
I»Whe-n' You’rcln ‘D'o-ubte—
on some: Income. Tax qualms, you'll find the
Gum NM“ a fiend in need. So
may» of momma“ have asked advice, that
we lune, W as expertwho knows Income
Tu 1:13th PM and grace, complete—
...iy,>«cimply to aid and counsel our deposisou. ‘
Mia“? how 'we do business. Every help
~ . that a bank can give is
freely at your disposal
whcnybuhavesuaccount
withus. Nothingis too
* greator mandifhrus
toutendmfiryou.
Lotus sell you more
_.o€wlutw¢ and! how
. wedoit. Wriceforonr
.'._ ' iii-ides or come and see
ds» Wat-l mt»; us.
messes:
You'll. be welcome.
mo: Colts-8m Cm):
,, , ' ' ‘- MAL WHICH “6,000.0”
;. ' , w 0' mm;- IISIIVI SYOTIM-
SURRLUS $1 ,soopoo
beneath the flying needle, there comes rest and -
even
Norwalk Chronicler