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BAYWOOD GETS ‘
CONCESSION. IN
URAL MOUNTAIN,
Continued from First Page. ‘
for workers and nstgn 27.000 acres of
lead for agriculture. American work-
men are to be organized into a. trade
union awseiation. l
The whole production of all theee
concessions is to go to the Govern-
ment. which undertakes to supply the
workmen with s ration and allow them
part of the production as necessary
means to carry on further work.
The agreement is to hold for two'
years. It the workmen desire to leave
M earlier. the Government is to
must them to return to their country
arm- they have handed over the state
the works and factories that had the
installations {and instruments brought
from abroad.
Haywood disappeared from the
United States last year while under
$66,000 hail utter he and about ninety
other I. W. W. men had been convict,
ed of espionage and conspiracy. He
has since taken part in the delibera-
ltions of the Third International here
NEW YORK. March li.-H. S.
CalV'c-rt. one of them nssociatld with;
William 1). Haywood in obtaining a
concession to oporulr- an non .Works
and coal mines in Russia. says that a;
x party of engineers and technicians will i
goon lt‘il‘t'i‘ for llussinto prepare the
way for six thousand American work-
inen.
Culvert. like the. other concession-
;Aries. is a lnc-mhcr or the I. \V. Vii. all?)
was formerly a foreman in the Ford
Automobile plant at. Detroit.
The others in thr group of conces-
Ei'onaries. Calvrr't said. are Thomas
Barker and I). B.l\(l‘ who are well- '
tnown in If \V. '\\ circles in this
ountry. but are now in Russia with;
gaywood: and C. J. Rutgers, a n: itiVe ‘
f Holland. who has been identified
with the I. W. “2. InoVe-inmit in the
pnited State; ~
t“ ntler th» terms 01‘ the concession.
pulwrt said. the Hmiet Gmornmcntr
will collect a. “Venue of seven per
cent (from the properties and reserVes
the right to’ commaridee-r approx-
Linen. 5‘”:ch
'uround porch. swings rind a
NURSERY
The regular monthly meting ot the
Norwalk Day Nursery Association was
held at the home of hue. Christian
Swartz. 68 West avenue.
The nursery was open 24 days with
total attendance or 343 children.
During month gifts were received as
follows:—
Miss Selleck crap books; Mrs.
Woodwardean sandwiches and cake; Mrs-
}!ughes. (McMullen. est.) eggs: Y. E.
H; A.. sandwiches: Dr. Fawcett. pro-
te-lonal services: Norwelk Steam
Laundry. laundry work; Whatsoever
Circle. K. D. or South Norwalk Con-
gregational church.1 quart milk daily .
Allred Brown a halt‘ ton of coal; Mrs.
Weed. post-cards.
The following is
port: ——-
During the war ending March.1922
the NurserV has caled lor 4. 775 chil-
i.dren which is not as large as preVi-
ous ,Vedrs owing .to lack of employment
of parents.
the annual re
The subject or it new house has bees :
discussed but owing to high cost 01
mute-rials it was thought better to
postpone building until things became
mon- normal.
The old house has been repaired. A
new bathroom. drinking fountain. wire
« general
cleaning up. so the house is very com-
fartnble. The porch and bathrooms
weré painted and stores and furnace
put in order for WW
A spring rummage sale was held
Mm 5-6-7 . There will also be one
held this spring and we take this op-
portunity to ask those interested to
saVe all saleable things they may harm
The directors wish. to lthank the
Nprwalifisteam Laundry.' they ' have
done the laundry for. the entire year
free of charge: Fred 'Haines for. theT
seasons ice; Dr. Feweetttor prgles—_
sionel services: Mrs. \V. H. Church. of
imately fifty per cent. of the colum' a. Washington.- Conn . formerly of Nor-
output of coal. iron and machine pro; walk ““3 ”3‘3“" 1"" interest m the!
ducts for which it agrees to give the
workr rs credits With Which they (‘8!
purchase other supplies. The remain:
der. in field. Q be; left to
workers tit disptiwe era's they see tit.
; The Nadedjinsky' Iron Works
hbout 1.500 miles east of V1030 ow and i
the sale and-sent 812. 00.
Nursery lend sent check for 853. 00;
the result of an afternoon tea.
-.. -Thre'e bo’ysti‘om Bell-Island held a
As winter came
r appeal. for coal was looked after
-wal ks.
Secretary—H"- Harry M 1"“
Treasurer—Mrs. Lewis B. Nash
Corresponding Secretan-Jrs. B
M. Andrews.
Honorary president—Mrs W H
Church.
Directors—Mrs. B. )1. Andrews. Mrs.
C. Sweru. Mrs. H. 1-1.an Mrs. J.
Covansgh. Hrs. G. 8. Charmin-3. Hrs.
F. A. Lane. In. F. under. Mrs. F.
'G.Brown. MraUENamiaamE-T-
Jones Mrs. P. W. Brooks: Ire. J. W.
Bancroft Mrs. G. G. Fawcett. Mrs. E.
G. Murphy. Mrs. F. 8. Lyon. Mrs. E.
G. Huntington. In. 3.35. Lane. Mrs.
H. 8. Hood and Hrs. George
Mathews
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8 O U T H NORWALK IBTHODIBT
CHURCH NOTES
The T. c. B. Classma- an import-
ant business meeting tonight in the
class room at church at 0 'o'ctock
All members at the M
should be present at the ollcial nect-
lng tomorrow evening at tho panca-
“The subject tor the midweek ser-
.4
vice this week on Thursday even“
[will be the third main amt at
.the Apostles Creed, "i believe in the
l Holy Ghost."
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a“filmy eVery coal company in the Nor-3 _;
Mr. Allen Betta contributed a other 0 fits beautiful musical services
The Ladies‘ Aid Society will hold
the second of their cake sales in the
Stillson & Powell drug store on Friday
afternoon. These sales are to coli-
tinue through lent.
The Junior League sud the Probe;
tionere class meets (allowing the
school hour Friday.
in the eV enlng of Friday, from 6 to g
the T. C. B. Clsse will servee e“FleEo
Cent Dinner." abundantly providini‘
each luxury article or portion or half:
every'nen'is
“will“! m
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
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There will be even song at 7: 30
o 'cloclt at Trinity church this evening.
to be followed by the postponed meet-
ing of the Woman' 3 Guild
Wedneeday at 7: 45 p. m.. the litany
and address by the rector on the docs
trines of the church. There was a.
splendid attendance at the service last
Wednesday evening. and it is hoped
‘this may be continued through Lent.
‘ Thursday. 9:30 a. m.. celebration of
the Holy Communion. 2:30 p. n1"
meeting at the Hinton Study Clan at
7 Couch street. subject "llissionWork
the. Girls' Friendly Society.
Britten? :30 1). 1a., meeting of the
confirmation class. .
r:
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFEDllP HEAD
instantly Opens Ivory Alf
What-s Threat Tie.
If your nestrtis are clogged and
your head is stuffed because of new
catmh or a cold. .99?! n. little pure.
antiseptic cream into your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air M's.
lecithin: endhuyag ‘19; inflamed
membranes and you get nstant 11113.
Cream Balm at any drug store. To'hr'
{or live cents. ' .‘c'
-Members 0! the Quarterly Con! ..
ence are requested to keep the ,'
gag of March 2_3 redey) tree _
gsieutents. The tilt ‘ert'
Conference will he held on that date.
Last night at the annual meeting/0r
the Smitty-Bellman“, the follow-
ng oficers at the Sunday school were
looted for the new year. '
SuperintendEht-‘a‘ufleh F Tris:
ram; ‘
Assistant Superintendent's—S.
fitevens and Mrs. S. M. Stevens.
cretery~lrving Diieine'n. . rm
Ase-manna: to *Seornary -- Austinr
ether. and Du Mont McKlbbin. -
Treasurer—Frank W. Hadley. - .' "
Superintendent of Missionary Sm .g;
ciety—Mrs. J J. Snavely.
bad is clear: no more new
Jui'flng. Count Qty" Aug}!
crime-a act-mun for B
You teel tine. Adv.
dine.
‘b ‘ ""49."
3 capacity or business hours
”headaches '07 an
-:.‘-‘.t.l¢ar~'-‘...w -v9f ‘\
Treasurer of Minimal-y _So_ci'ct.v—'~ '
Frank W. Hadley.
New teachers olected—Mlsd’imlu M. ' - "
Beers. -:
The choir is planning to. givemnp
ithe Kusnetz Basin is: about. 3. 000 east land of wood 0th" gifts received ‘39" Sunday evening“ 7' 30 o'clock.
To! Moscow in tlie Ton'isk‘ district ofge"e milk 953'.“ Y9$W9L°5r 2‘93”qu
'Western Sibe ria
r_ . ,
7 THIS run was HELPED
~ , - z ‘ .
3 John Grab. 2639 Jackson Ave..
New Orleans. La... writes. ".My kid-4
my: were wee-k l'ind had a soreness
‘emd dull pain across my back. I felt
full and languid" and any kidneys
didn't act fight.” I 'began talking?
Foley Kidney Pills and they soonrptlt 0‘
:my kidneys in a sound healthy condi-
‘tion " Foley Kidney: Pills help the
insane)“: rid the system of acid. and
.waste thin. cause lameness. backache.
Isore muscles. swollen jointd and them
Lnatic pains Tonic in enact, quick‘ in-
action. —Btillson~Pow_ell Corp. .
' I
“Let l‘”d‘w~u
ys,’ groceries. fruit and one quart of
'fllilk' daily by Klnti Daughter’s Of the f ’
South Nor-walk Congregational church.
The Nursery ‘was (:10st August 20th
to Sept. 6th to enable-rm!“ Barry. and
her assistant to take their annual Va-
cation. ‘
e opeéiltTiheetlngs held this year.
he special meeting was held at the
Inset-y.
Plies were examined. .. ’
- A tag day was held Sept. 24th.
through the kindnearof our torin'er
mm? who granted” rpm A‘f’
chesk was receiVed front the Kiwanis
C u "* K I
sery December- 23rd. A good time‘tn
general was given‘ the asthma, “re-
treshments qt serum leg cream,
cake. candy and fruit' were enjoyed.
each child received Mimi-Ind clothing
The Elks Lodge g§va an Xmas
rag twthe children" at their home.
e
Pwnt-vfln . -:h¥i m
'4 Brooks.
and ‘V
Y There have been twelve regular and orphans. m5.
1 'relylng uponthefi'ifidiookataflti:
The house, linen and sup- taster-parents. will}. Wt! who
A Christmas tree wad“ held at 36:3: ':
Clinton gommagdery and to M _‘h.m’
'5
Hemsly on}. Mar. - ‘7
“namely babies. especial: £1:er
twitnh‘ectlesand mum. are scent-f
bed. as a rule. more quickly than me!
babies,” said the nurse in charge
fwsr'tl ihoaeoebetrolt’ahoneefofi ~.
"1th
sttnct therettenfingut
neglected whenwm .wsre
.gut. “maul: “413%“ mu,
:auldless coup!» thrhnh um;
inns and. mm"?
'u'mnmmw on
mm
Newmmfim
,_ let VICe- m - .
_ 3. h. ; 1’“ ‘9‘0- ‘- fig-0;" “Email-OW
' “‘ 5‘~’"mfl.m ” rm '.
4n the Cami Zone " " M6 meeting of-
. Try this. Getgmalt. bottle of 1383's .
clogged nostrils am: right up: nelriur .
ll intertere will; the -pleeeure ct an. ,
ening’a reading and W mm H“ ;
.help' remove the cause of am '
listed at these low prices. sets th
*4 9* We with _
: mm WOOd hacks,
'mmwerem
6 storage Ghifloniets of generogis size,
Golden flak, egnigped m dr _
ere. Were $32.00 W
ammonia that was $3390
f meal: Monies, each with five
W and glass. Were $34.00
Ella-WWW wese$36.00
.4 m finished Ghifionim with
withg‘glass, were $37. 00
.36 inches, were $32.00
38' inches, «were $36. 00
12 MW that were $4000
1 Imwm that was $42.9?
alchemihmthat weremeo
" WithThIs Collection are “we Sets
of Bedroom Furniture
Adm Marbd at OneHalf Price
Megan}? Bet consisting of dresser. chiffonier. OOch-essing table and
full sized bed. Was formerly marked $2.0
W8“; WW, chificnie'r, dressing table and full sized lml.
' Formerly $233. 00 .
«finished Set, dresser, chifionier. dressing table and full
sized zed. Formerly at $220.00
5.. of go wanton-sand thisds not surprising. when one .' ~
‘ gets that it is a felirié that combines the merits ’ .4
~. of WMén one.
“life-fie sauces gingham (Both;
crisp and sheer mm}: that if
made up in dainty
readily take the 11% of voile
moire.
around. \
and both
r\-_.a.:_‘
have jumped to the front rank - _
3129.
First, the 8:33:11th patterns;
Good Looking Crash'
’ for Summer Furnish-
‘V/ " ings, stenciled in
" ’ artistic designs.
'0' ‘ Table 00‘761‘5. Whale
.' 4 and l‘olmu. I10 :: e'llwfi
" ' Squarv (llll's. $200
' - . Round Ulll‘s. $1.50
~ Scarves, 7» \- 7.4
l inches in xiv." . $1.25
Pillow Slip 2.3 .~ \ '34
inches. 79 cts.
Stationery
Papier Duchesse" a
vellum linifimi 1mm
With'decklc (43:. Th-
'mvel01Ies Mud “1711‘
Z Yale llllll‘ 4'1: (3‘1“!
L" moire. Papa .I uil ‘l\1-l- ;
apes Of kll‘L't‘ \i ’4 . $150 '
“Swagger” Station
- s. cry, Whitv ul' w'u gm:
"/ tlm, (’llYt‘lUlnx lillt‘tl
With old blue
Correspondence Cami
‘r to n13tCll,Qlll ( l1. '"i'd till
cards are in lh'W
Now
$135.00
‘ll650
1,1000
"luv:
‘3’} 60
:_‘ my
smart
and
lzu‘gt
( ry
Ilil’lflx'l'
Eir m $2.00
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Classified Ad.
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' Must Get Out
Take advantage of big reduc-
tilt!!! of Men’s and Boys' 010 -
mg'flind'Gents Furnishing.
D. fin—Ethel)
' ’11‘N9rth Main Street
For best results 1””
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Norwalk Chronicler