1055p}: DAVlS ‘
:1: msnmcron. STREET 1
So. NO$WALK. '
Spring Overcoat;
——that will takeyouf
”.4:
Ils‘flvsnrfi4"
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Jug-1 weighty enough for ‘
, :m‘nrt chilly days end even-
smart in style. in ten;
:16 and moderate in price.
$25.00 to $37.50
New Neckwear
$1.00, $1.50
l"' 11 ill with a touch of the "flu"
, 1' «mm as getting better. ?
m... Lillian A. Deweli has accepted-
:«usition as stenographer with
-n and Bovi. real estste dealers
silk and wool hosiery in all-
:.~ at Keeler’s Shoe Store.
' ..1.ner Council. Sons and Daughters
. ..llwrl_\’. will enjoy ll. "cake benefit."
Haul- meeting this evening. A re:
v...) or the degree team will he
wont Commissioner Charles T.
4:.uml this noon talked to the Ki-
2. his club which held its weekly-
- « 1mm in the Royal James Hotel. on i
m V out Activities.’ '
Altic reductions on Overland and
iv; lys Knight cal-s. Prices announced;
" :4 Shufelts Gar'hge. Local dealers'
Ave. East Norwalk.
‘vz'le
its-wills“- her police dog barked. Mrs.
‘ollsms. of l“ Main street. believed
burglars Were entering her home
:zst night. She informed the police
'Titl Patrolman Clune and J. llorney
:.vestiga.ted. but could not find any
ram of any intruders.
.1...
.1
Lady V’Vnsllington
S. of I}. will be held
tonight in Red Men's Hall. Main street.
Following the meeting. there will be
dancing to music by a four piece or-
chestra. Members of the organization
havp been asked to bring cakes to the,
meeting.
A meeting of
Lodge. No. 21. 0.
SPORT STOCKINGS
a 31.00 7
-—Seen tho
that Keelers sell for
Etvl‘rm- lhrm- commissioners. Attor-
ney John 'I‘. Dwyer. Farrlngtoin S.
Gallagher and Cilurl- s A. Qiiilltzxi'll. in
the uptown court room this morning.
the claim of $3.0m: of Matilda liflamn
against the estate of Andrew :micon
was heard. The claimant 11.1le d that
she had loam-d ll." deceased th'e
amount of her claim during his lil'vi-
time Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar w".
presented Mr. Beacon. The decision
“2'5 1‘bsvrw'rl. .
,'..L '4..-
'Dryco Milk
Hospital Size .. . . . . . $2.00
All Other Foods st ReducedPl'ioes
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
4
it
wg‘éfiéu 2.2.: -3"7
i“?
t; THE BOY AND +'
H. THE BANK
smug:
You want the
All the New Fairies for I
"‘mg—oild'm me: - w
Apparel ’ '
and tor immediate use on exhlitlofi‘fli'
, omue, is seriously ill at his home.
”0m L008 held a rehearml
pinned to the police tint, sheep were
destroying their property.
is scheduled to be heard in the court
of Common bless today.
py the pulpit Sunday moming at the
Nor-walk Congregational church.
19'2"
E. K. BANKS"
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Momksmo Hotel
.4541 went Mm em. ;
Frederick Knapp. of 1 Railroad
The degree team of Our Sister-dae-
Residents of Homrd avenue com-
A
The appeal case of Charles J. Oddo
—-Exceptional values in SILK and "
Hadley. 01:60 El? “Ve‘mm “°;WOOL hosiery st Keeler's. ‘
Rev. Dr. Augustus Beard will occu-
Frsn‘k J. Wood. of this city. has
sold a house and lot on Rowayton
avenue. Darlen. to Arthur J. ”Wood. of
Dar-lea.
but.
1 .
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. l
Neckwear
inovelty ideas~ in texture
-heatmentg artistic eoncep
tions in patterning and color
blending. A rich and are
gsthering of ml: scarves as
appeal to the man: who hos a
keen sense of refinement in
:11 deans of attire. ’
65c $1.” $1.50
‘I-oii
Rogers 69 Stevens .
Norwak So. Norwslk-
Mrs. . D. Liwton o! chestnut street,
:Seoond district. is about spin after an
illness with the grip.
> 0
-Auto Accessories. Aaron Kuhn.
Railroad u'enuo.
-Ls size pea. coal 312.1 58 per ton.
Kurtis Guns Co.. Tel. 72
Rev. John Shivlev. of Southport.
will take charge of the mid week sen-
ice at the Norwalk Congregational
church tonight.
street was reported to the police yes-l
terdsy afternoon. and the Street de-
partment “as notified.
_ ——All the new shades in 911. K and
WOOL hosiery—and the price is
reasonable.-—Keeler's Shoe Store.
There will be a rehearsal of the
degree team and guard of Eureka Re—
bekah Lodge. No. 42. I. O. O. 17.. on
Friday evening of this week.
\
Dr. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of
the Norwalk Congregational church.
who recently underwent an operation.
today is suffering from the grip.
—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy wsekly payments. Store open
mornings until 9 P. M.
181185 lletty Hollywood who has be. it
spending St \"‘l‘.’ll days with Mrs.
Stephrll Janis. Sezlx'imv avenue left
this afternoon for a four weeks stay in
\‘u'uterliury.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the South \‘or-
walk Public library will be held in
the Librun Building on Prldav even-
ing. March lfvth. l9 :2. at eight 0 'elock.
pub} ”’11 n “'01 lion's A ssoeiatilm.
$13.50'
Tel.
—-Esg.
per ton.
12L
Stove and nut coal.
Harris and Cons Co.
A nlnvvmo-n
Kiwanis r-luh.
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad issue a twenty-five ride ticket
betweenxhat city and New York. The
concession asked for by Norwulk is
similar to that which v1ll become ef-
fectilc hele on ‘Ar-iil 1.-Danbur_\
News. . '
t has been started by the
Complaint was made.‘
early this morning 01 the painting and
chalking up of the sidewalks in the
Second district and ul<o along: ’tlle
Washington street drawbridge and on
the East Norwalk sidewalks. of adver-
tisements for “The Cameo Girl" to he
given at the Palm-(1 and llcgvnt thra-
tres ne\t neck. The work was done'
last night bv High School students. it
is said. and an investigation is to he
made a." to where the, secured their
authority.
to the poliéc
best things for the
B 0 y. The b e s t
Habits. The best ..
Schooling. The best If
Health. The best "
Opportunity. Th e
best Associates. D0
will
Linda!
. “Am...mll
1.1;
A bad hole in the middle of Gamer;
’ .‘. lnrgl clMt-gnlion ol womtn. num-
l-"lll’lt: about 10“. are dIItnllll’lL‘.’ the
lum‘leon at. the Hotel Strutiieltl
llrillgvport this noon. given under tlu-l
ill-Spll‘“$ oi the Fairlielll County lie-i
The Men's Christian Industrial
League of the South Norwalk M. E l
ichurch will hold a regular meeting on
Friday evening. There will be foot-
1, ball. bowling and other sports and re-
lireshments “ill be served.
—Wa.nt to save money on your
hosiery bill?———'I‘ry Keeler's.
g
l Attorney Salvatore P. Genuar'lo has
been required to file. an answer before
Judge Banks at the short calendar
session of the Superior court in
iBrldgeport tomorlnow or have a decree
of disbarment preferred against him
{according to the: docket for the short
calendar session received by local at-
ltcrneys.
l
—-Keeler's are selling a three seam
sill-t stockings for 98¢ a. pair.
George 1-]. Fisher. of Columbia
Brights. Brooklyn. N. Y.. one of the
(-dllcl's' of “Tlu- \Vatch Tower." the
official organ of the International
Bil-lo Students. will lecture in Red
Mill's Hull. \\':1.~hington street. South
.Xorwnik. Sunday. March 1‘1. at 3 1).
Subject. "The Poor Man‘s Church;
Past. prom-m. and to come." All wel-
irome Service tree.
l ———Auto Accessories. Aaron Kohn,
‘Pmllroad avenue.
1 Mr and Mrs. ‘Solly Tonkins of
lorrania. Russia,Ҥ'rrlved in the Uni'ed
lStates on Monday and are V'lSll‘ngf
with Mr. and Mrs. A Modne of 'his;
;.Cily Mrs Tonkins being Mr. Modnes
llliece. The (clinic hale lived in Rus-‘t
ism all their life. and have now some
to America to make their home. .
111 PAINTINGA
311111111 "111%
of Norlvaljl. to have the ‘
Quite a few“ \isitors at J. Premru 8:
Sonn' busy establishment during the
past few weeks have been particu-
larly interested and pleased at the
finished car painting work done here.
They have seen the first» hand re-
suits of work well done—Alt a. shop
iwhere experts are employrd and the
best of materials used. Needless to
jsay they are boosters for this esmb-
Ilishmsnt—l'or it no longer is guess
;work with them. So it is through
the various departments here—the
lright sort of work done. because
men who “know how" are on the Job.
1401- automobile painting, trimming.
woodwork body work. the making of
cushions. curtains. tops. etc“ this is
9 place worthy of patronage. located
at 6 Seavlewa. a.,venue opposite Liberty
'Squzlre. Phone 2855.—-—A_dv.
l
l
streetec
his home yesterday.
he had my callers. and in the even»
in: had a. party and many relatives
and friends were there. Vocal solos
Were rendered by Miss Eva Stevenson
and mutations by Mrs. Carbon and
Mr. Tattle. Sr.
served at a late hounsrter. which all;
the guests deported wishing Mr. Tattle
many‘ happy returns 0;, the
Among than present wére Miss Cof-
fin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills. Miss
Lois Mills, Easter Donald Mills. Mr.
and Mrs. William McCann, Mr. and
Mrs. George Meskel. of Brooklyn. Mr.
and Mrs. Jock Meskel. of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Corbett. wot Boxkhamstal. 00:11.,
Mr. Frank 811mb.
Chambers. Jones Sheehsn. ‘11:!» Hits.
Nagel. 0m Waneur, ms En- Stev-
enson. Miss Lonetu Tattle. Kr. and
Sr.
full quota of patients that the Bridge
' lat. once directed by Drs. Rhinehart
land'l‘umer. specislists of the veto?-
lans‘ bur-em: who are now in New York
clan at Bridgeport hospital confirmed.
iHills hospital on Staten Island which
.yet taken action on
CELEBRATES "an. BIRTHDAY .
John N. Tutti $12. of 4 ‘Wsshington
talent-at his 78th birthday at
During the din
Refreshments 4 were
day.
was Betty 81mm
Miss Hattie Chambers. Mrs. Join!
Mrs. J. N. 'hatfie. Jr. udmughter.
Catherine, Hr. 1nd Mrs. J. N Tattle,
DISABLED VETERANS
TO BE mmm
Continued not: Plus One.
It is expected that transfer of the
port hospital can accommodate will be
affecting the transfer or. the patients
from Fox Hills; .
Dr. John Brestinhan. chief physi-
the report. that the institution wils
making ready to receive a number of
disabled war veterans from the Fox
is soon to be discontinued. Final ar-
rangements for the transna- have not
vet been made. he said.
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_of the city. are in the cost. The lead-
Conflnned maltose Ones
The much - her-aided musical
comedy is becoming a {Reality imam-4
the. capable “direction or Miss Edna
Shrope. coach or Harrington Adams.
11112.. who are producing- tlre~play Ion
the class of '22. Rehearsals have
taken 'p’lace every afternoon and Sat-l
urdny mornings for the ”past. two
weeks. Over 200 local school chil-a
ares. selected from slt’the schools
ing roles are. taken by sodium of the
High school.
Miss Shrope. in an interview yes~
terday, stated that she sees In NOT~
walk a chance to make the practitio-
lions of "The Cameo Girl" the big-
gest successes ever W301). The
play was mted in Boston for
some time and will come here after
completing a long run in the flab
City. Nomi]: has made a. hit ”with
Him Europe: she sum time:- ‘re-
caption here has been 3 1fine one.
Rehearsals are coming Eton; splen-
didly ind thetliosphnendo! the pro-
duction is on danced success. ;
The Cameo Girl" is a. floppy
muse-.1 comedy in We sound seven
upon the search for admixing Prin-
lack of attention to dots“: of scenery
and continuing the may claw-z
terbesa. productionstoae‘dbyuss-
teal-s. "Truman-Phat!” ad.
31.261.931.111. B. You.
Trumpeters — Junta Hovt and
Catherine daemon. l
The am! of Peter Armalure. an
alleged strike-breakerst the East Nor-
walk plant of the Greenberg Company
will be heard by Judge John
Walsh in the Criminal Common Pleas
court today.
Armature was convicted in $112.61“
Court in Norwalk, after he fired a rev
volver at a. number of pickets who
were. patrolling the vicinity
plant. during the strike of garment
workers the?e.
sented in that court. at was claimed
that mature came out of the plant
and fired his revolver without any pro-
vocation, and that one bullet narrowly
em striking one am who. '
Attic strike in East. Not-walk plant
is fill in progress. the was promises
to be one of deep Interest to the gar—
incarnate when Armature is given
I. hearing today. 1
mmfiom‘fiio‘km.
”Mkommu
mmmmmnm
o wen aw to Mend it.
crashes. Thestmortnephyoenm MWSDMWIWM
“Morison-armoured. Ithss 7mm
«flotilla-omits! My udMMWMmu-
theeorossltton.wrth surprising mmmomnfllflrwm
minthemnuvkinmmotllo- MM-mmmdlavosot
min. Instead of the WmmstlSNMamWotmmn
mm pom renditions: the
mmwmthehpmese
»m.m m
l ,
ATHENS.
trashy no ovcls
0..
.~ and
tions are needed by
todav.
chaimlan of the
dressed eo—eds at Ohio
J. M ‘55 H1“.
Connecticut. is 1:
Soil and hunger strike
or the
constantly by new
In the tmlmon . re~
3 p veritable spouse for
men.
"A course in
[Diversity co-eds.
“Hog: college girls
evitably enter upon. "
I!
there “me some on
mt guanine used
the Gemini penlury.
gasoline his: milled
Ma re 11 .
motion mom"
JUDGE warm :co m Arm (1. and mo“ schooling in flow“: reit-
- or salami: BREAKER.
according to Miss Elsie £111..
executive
National ‘Woman’s Party.
who is the uncover fl“
formrr Congressman Ebenezer Hill. a.”
former
worker for equal suffrage and in. I
The emotional nature of the college
312'! today. 31158 Hill said. is (3th
devours novels on divorces and int 5
domestic
should be included in every college
curriculum. " Miss Hill told the mm .
years after graduation and they are
untrained for this new relation.
domestic-'relauons course. taught by
a reddilooded mam. or woman. would
do much toward alleviating the db:
voree en'l and prepare a voung wan
man for the life she will almost inc
twenty ‘0? thirty 5'93“.
'l m seismic mmlr
3 .erwu-
tr. e college as.
connwc
who Ids
l’niverslty um.
militant
record.
influences.’ 83:.
the flattery of
relations
are m'an-ledten
lerlsls like on!
as far back on
list the non.
within the lot 4"
We of the best digestion. costume '
log and mm the: molten. _
A special lighting W well as
is used by 13mm theatres. ill
used. while 38:18:11!“ch
drops of tweet am value are.
greatly enhanced by colored lighting;
effects. operated with a keen spore-1
(nation or the psychology of colors. ,
The play will be presented for the’
first time in the Palace theatre on
the evening or Wednesday. Burch’
15, and in the Regent the-are. Karol“
16 There will be no afternoon perv
romances.
The cast of principals has just been
EEllllilllllES.”
\VASHING’I‘ON. March 9.40mi)—
troller of the Currency Crisdnger an-
nounced today that in the event of the
enactment of soldiers' bonus legisla-
tion providing for payments by ad-
jlistm‘l service certificates he would ad—
vise national banks to decline to ac-
m-pi the certificates as secrity for
loans. 9 -
Mr. (‘rlssinger described the pro-
posed plan of issuing adjusted service
certificates 1"!" use by the soldiers. if
desirul as collateral for loans to
eightx per cent. of their face value.
as "the worst kind of frozen credit."
and declared while he would be with»
out authority to order national banks
to refuse to accept them as security.
he would strongly advise against their
acceptance.
PEOPLE OF FIIJME
CHOOSE GIUBIA'I'I‘I
T0 SUCCEED ZMELLA
(Continued from First l’age.)
lFllime have hitherto hall allegiance;
vitally llrlpt'n-tant'2
have considered it
to commit provisional government of
the citye to {some person who is beyond
all local quarrels. Conse-
quemlye we fhave e rusted. the govern-
ment to Giovanni
plete powers io choose his con-work-
gets those citizens of Pi me who he
judges are the most competent, for
this task."
Neither the Italian government nor
the lane"; and Gottardi parties have
this announce-
ment.
Married Men Trustworthy.
Statistics indicate that married men
are more trustworthy than single men
In the ratio of 6 to 1. probably because
of their increased sense of responsi—
blllty.
iuristti with com- 1
completed and is announced today:
Moravian Chancellors—-
Robert M. Wolfe. Charles P. Roselle.
rances A. Haugh.
Spirit of Shadowhnd—Ellzabet‘h
Fitch.
Nip and Tuck—Herbert M. Miller
and Philip F. Clark.
Grand Duchess—Elisha}: I. Haw:-
burst. . _.- "if “:5
Mimi—Lillian ErioIEon. .
Rudolph—Ladue Whipple.
Marcia. the Cameo Girl—Irene D
DeCmre.
Professor-”Roy E. Peterson.
Robert-Jr Llewellyn Knapp.
Molly. Polly Dolly—Milieu“ L.‘
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law-ammonium
5
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l
i 1.. our Dairy Products was also»
stables, tnlned milkero. healthy
cattle. carefully washed adders.
sterilized We. and modern
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness moons health
- Hartford Lunch
Re‘aOp-e‘ns Saturdayw
Morning
Under the New Name of
Also Under New Management
Prices Reasonable, Servieet—he Best, Food
‘ First Quality
Chef Has Had 25 Years Experience ~
4 South Main Street, So. Norwalk
mummmfi;
for your family?
Order-01's: rem] fiynndbo,
our. of tho purest and l
ass-r 13111111 manners
F. H. WEMPE“& SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone in:
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J acoby’s
M_l.mm8, Norwak
.1..- . AW. 1
'1
THE WILD .-
BEASTS “ -,
The Wild beasts of; ,
poverty, unemployment "
and loss are alWaz-gs .
*is assured if you have an outfit of such fumitureas 0111's..
There’s rest and comfort in it as well as beauty It is;
FURNITURE
,l on realize that one
of the very best
things for him is
Bank Habit! Get
him to Save, to do
business with this
yogi-’1 may L. . L;
lA i..l.'.LLJ LA.
Should be Enslaved to
Draw your Will
. .
howling in' the jungle
, fringe of life. The way
to be safefrom them is
to have a savmgs’ ac-i
eount of your own
of the fi‘iendly sort. The kind you must Snore attached to!
with constant use.
Come in and look it ever even if you lune no immediate
11113331121011 of buying. Pm cup my 1611* prices my
induce you to change your mini.
Norwalk Chronicler