mmdubwwmw
Wetlands-row evening at Com-
The Lsdlm' Aid Society of the East
m ’1. E. church is meeting at the
m W3".
A brief meeting of the. boys club
1.- hell last evenin: when routine
w was transacted . ,
been a member For nanny
a We: mad Slim
Mame maize and :eh'arm. The pres-
m Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Murch‘will meet ‘toinorrow afternoon
2.. atonement oi the church. .
gust of the members at his leasing
and also because of the esteem in
which he was .held so! ‘10: his many
, Rev. B. Irving Watkins. pastor 2‘0!
he Inst avenue M. E. church is lln
New York city on business several.
new. ' ‘ . Icom'pany anothe ufistincethat he at
. . j. {all times gave the nonpany.
a. N. Paddock will be in charge of '
.flle mid-week'rprayef :meeting at, the
M Avenue 2N. 2E. churchtomorrow
min: in the absence of the pastor.
n'
The Norwalk Fire Department has
received an invitation. from the End-
flm of the finnthern New E d State Finemenfs Annotation. no meat;
Mentions Company in Bridseport is and participate in the areal-en‘s pa-
8 few “Y8 With her mother rude to be held In ‘Mt. Vérnon. New
i 11 001%? street. York. on June 22nd. Tiler-ens to be
‘- "" a three day convention there. «line
A strong plea for a five cent tare Firemenfs Parade .and Field Day on
mine East avenue and Dal-Ion Point the 22nd of'June. the last day.
11an was made yesterday afternoon
tithe hearing held by the ~PubIIc
Whit“: Commission by Councilman
Georg! ll. *hgham. representing the
Third Ward.
the officers or the various W
to a meeting last eveningr at the" Put-
nan: :‘i—woe quirtemmnd'flmrs laid the
matter before them. The ”nanotech-
.timent was Invornble in them
# umber 01' Em Nor-walk mile tion in the event. abut the matter:qu
attended the hearing in the downtown have to be laid before the various
court today at the cars of the strike companies at their matings.
breakers at the.- Greenberg plant.’
donned with assault on three of the CIVIC VIRTUE MONUMENT MB-
More there. a week ago last night..- OUBIED
NEW YORK,
m attention or. the Post onlce de- Virtue" came tomt ted-y.
ment is being called to the letter In the rooms of time city's Board 0
has n tbe' corner at Osborne avenue Estimate and Apportionment, Mayor
.no Van Zandt street. which has is ”In: 'rtlietenedtoprosndeon
Mild to a trolie’s Dole there. being 0!! mm
hm by only one spike. and in danger 1116' ‘Civic Virtue" as an aggressive
or 1mling to the ground. statue of thatjlnme.
Mr. :iisclionnies conceived his w
M grumble ewhfng was spent by youth, pressing virtuously forward,
about sixteen at the friends of ma. each foot trampliIncI an undeniably
a. ”Wood at Miss Woods home, 32"1 0 10‘1“:
First street last. evening. During the5 2 6"th 8MP m (108$an '0
evening recitatidns were given by Miss amount a fountain in CRY HR“ Pfl'k
m1 Gaucher. 3A0; recited that so“1 INDUSTRIAL SEE-0.0L GIRLD
otIin-ing poem (ii Mary's Cut
*Gass Jar" In wo hria'W'hat the
two parts were is not known. but it BRiDGEPOET' March.22.—~Qflcers
filteh'e'vud to be the lid and tnejar, °‘ the Cmeaw22mmtrm saw“
for Girls at Mlddletown are in this city-
today, searching tor Gertrude Kline
fili- Mildred Radfnn. the well-known
Eggnqucuegf'm Thgpcngl'lrot "1:...03‘3132’; and Frances Gattrich who escaped
among the guests of honor. became from the inStltution Sunday night.
The Kline girl' 3 mother lives here
while the home of the Gattrichlglrl is
In Ansonia
odor-exuberant and recited one or two
“petite “cuss words" which caused
tam—or maybe it is a she—to be ban-
hhed. Miss Marion Buckingham and
'1— Ida Wood furnished music for
the dancing which followed. Refresh-
ments were served and the affair
broke up at a late lmur.
R0 WA Y TON
Mrs. Gt‘rtrude Morley rntertained
w
CAPTAIN OF FIELD ARTILLERY
HARTFORD, March zz.-—-ln orders
from the Adjutan.-General's Ofiice, io-
day First Lieut. Arthur D. Wood is
Iappointed Captain of Field Artillery
and will remain on duty with the Sec-
50nd Battalion Headquarters of the
; 792d Regiment. ‘
PADEREWSKI IMPROVING
. .
, PASO ROBLES. Cal. March 22.“
friends from out of’tdwn recently. Ignace Padarewskl, "v0,” famed
pianist and former Polish Premier.)
Jack Smallwood of Bridgeport was
a. -2- ~ 2 visitor with friends in
Bowayton. .
5
Stanley Smith hnamuned to his
"home on towel-ton nvvnuo. utter
pending a. month in Cuba.
has rallied from a-severe attack of'
influenza, It was announced today.
To Polish Glass.
Glass is polished in various differ-
;cm manners Plate glass ls roughed,
-- I '“illl Stmd RIUHUIIIQ‘II with emer . an
"The mm- class of lhc l’mxaymn polished with (rams. A good Solis;
Baptist chunh “ill ml t tomonow ml! pn\\(l(‘r for show cases consists
evening with Mrs. 11mph Cl .lw. .lt ,, ,
“her home on Crow month. ,2” rm“ T'mm' humed and find." PM“
.2 _ sill-red. five parts; powdered chalk.
Miss Lona Kllnr-l'eller. of Ronny! Sn" '5’”? “'5‘ “‘1" "Pill? With a‘ dry
4"!“ J.
don. (who has been convalescing at the
"Not-walk Hospital following an opera-
ation {or appendicitis. is expected to
Mum to htr home here on Sunday
men. 5
mnmnannnm
. _, ..2 TIMETABLE
people were present at the hearing EFFFCIIVE OCIULSEH 17TH. 1921.,
on.the trolllcg fi'Vll‘ *nlnlion at the 50- VUH“ALK '10 \E\V YOItK.
council (‘llalllln rs in tlu f‘ it) h tll' u-s—l Daily.
.terday aft: moon. 1‘ rum 0 Mllessions 5- 31--5JSX 6 U8 5-553. 7111‘. 5
of opinion if is lu-lir-vml that ll will be I 7-551. 8.16x. 8.19. 9.04x. 9.36. 10.41:.
eyesible to svcurn a fi\‘(‘ (3- nt fare ' 1121'.
from ltow §lon lo Hulltll .\mw UK 5 P2 M.-—- 2 .23. Llix. 1.23. 1.43:.
with'an extra flu- u-nts lor .’i tlzlnsft-r 2- --X 3-3-514 50X. 5.44. 6.111. 6.42.
many 0mm, W" m m, city. I6. 56x 7 33x.10.05x, 12.431.
._._--__.._.__,-L;,___ Sunday.
A. .\i.—-—- —-—-5.48x. 8. 59. 9.21: 10 418.
T .
DAIRIEN& AOROTON 2 22 2222- 2222- 2-«22
,8.14x, 4.501;, 5. 44; 6. 56:. 7. 07x, 8. 02:.
19191:, 10. 05:, 10. 40. 12. 37:.
Miss E\ va Phillips. of .‘Iunslltld a,\e—.
nue. is \lsillng out or town I
5
II
315w YORK '10 2:0. 1:0an
entstion was mule because of the re- 2
kindnesses to the members or the
".nwtntsorrytorhersndwiflilcolfl‘d
son Valley Association ‘0: -New alarm
lis- Edns Hayes. 8» popular em- which cortespbmls tn the Connecticut.
Fire Chief Geocgc Bogardns called
oplalom I
Economist heroic ‘3
5
t. .
i,
I
I_,
'Panother man did it"
caught. Richard was under must it
theramersor multingsanoe Funk :15.
I
tell such lies about me. ,2 ‘ ’
help her. "
Continuing. the girl said:
on him because it we did. we would be
locked up until we were eighteen years
T'oldcand. we couldn’t visitkour mantis
and bone any“ tunes.”
Sarah mid thine»: comingsout lflf
the Park. Ricbard drove them?“ Ian
elevated railway. nation near iheir
home and lét‘the'm- out of the-oar.
Mn D. atelier... mum m.
objected to sectoral portions lit-2 the
23-irl's1testimony. some of his ohms
bein
lunch mmmthat Wignmn
Meiephonlc conversation that items
had with Rfchard soon otter the; lat-
Ital-1.1M Enroll. will) “sheen“
with Nellie when the latter called up
Tram 0 our store. testified that’lhllie
called Madison Square 2010. RM
private home telephone. and Jihad
Inith the promoter. The object?“ the
Hatch 22-" "Chic conversation was not admitted bowed—2
Idenoe at this time.
I Several hundred persons crowded
the corridors when court opened. but
only those having buds-Is in the
urtroom were admitted.
The. same week that Richard was
arrested, Sarah said she we"? to Nei-
lie's home and learnedthnt her chum
had been taken into custody by the
Children's Aid Society. The witne.
mid she told ~RIcksrd Mt it and
that he advised‘her to keep “eardrum
Madison Square Garden for a while.
In winding up his direct examina-
Hon Av-«lrtsnt District Attorney
Pecora asked:
Saran. \00 never were married to
this defendant. were you 9" .
'No. sir." she replied.
Asked by Mr. Stuuer why she Islam;
to we Rickard Sarah said: .
“I wanted some money of him.
———-—-—'-—v————-—.
TOLEDO IN STANDARD
EASTERN TIME ZONE
\VASHINGTON. March 22. ——-le:-
ing of I'l‘oledo in he standard eastern
time zone beginning at two a. m. on
April 1. was authorized today by the
interstate Commerce Control-ion.
The change was made at the request
or the city council and businem or-
ganizations. -
There are a few items in '
the modern business that
need sale keeping as do lol- 5‘ ‘ '
lers. Often times a. lost letter
results in lost trade. Our files
it they got"
"He (Richard) said we mustn't tell 2
z sustained by the court. 30m 2
1
Wins-ems :tstd’e Show!
wooi woe! to tot-cit 2M MM
smell which had tickled their noses
' ova near 2M" Brown's caution"
and to hug :A’wsy .irom .tbatzspart
of the Gina ‘Fsrest. Bot Boner
couldn’t target. Perhaps he didn’t
want to (erect. An
“lather Bear, says they an. '1“
mother knows." replied Woof Woof.
"Even as“ may be .WJ
in some tbifis,” said ’Bos’sr. “they
dos mbsbly
was
2 com" and sour got over it.
. oumm'p t6 beta-aid
2min i a.“ is" in being “egg
until I see‘I nothing to be afraid
2 of.
“N No-o. Salsa Woof Woof slowly.
1“??th 1 ll you wint let’s do
'-
delta, smell and just look erouiid.
“Fm“ ..,.. 2° ...., Fm... *2
s as «an ad on ere
r there "
' ”3:“ 393;“?th her in
‘WB “staid us to has so
furs-tails margin“ loan :5. .
1’
no ofwthoss.
time by one isdbeen
back where we found that I’
little Bears.”
423 CHESTNUT STREET
Emm Lamps, Repaired_W%
.. . martian: 3m
...........i,..
W Netting '5
£11 Sizes in Stacie-Our Prices Are Right
Hardware and Houscfurnishings
IZSWnshnlton Street, Phone 340, Free De .
....-----,,-_
Fen STAR VAPOR OILS STOVES "
"Are the most reliableoll stoves made. We bane WV...“ n H ‘7
stocksnd will be glad to explain their merit: TU .21 Emerge“
Raymond €23 Son
FUNERAL omecross
was: m meme
it” thud: Mother Boaréiis .5.
silly?” whisper“ 8W
e'
, - 3‘
refit-1m“. of the Green Fang.” i
she retain ed Boxer. .. 5
. “She asedant lmo 1:22: on: -
a. 1,..- .44 ,. .‘.
. ,, ,_ inner. Wool-e are I
*‘ 3:an bike: care of our- I _
' "" ' ‘ no.1“: mum-2b" coin: its 3
plain“ WWW” B is figs! liti is “2:9.” we beg-an. l'n: not
' migg" y“ “m “of“! "r Pffih geniuses?!” «amped was: 1,,
3993:“ M1 ban-v , . - “Yes an snort"! 30m ‘
whom °3plnflp°ud '«ro 11:17an a.“ I In.” our the“ -
our. r .
li tb dan- “1 do. too.“ declared Woof Wood.
.psri, ‘92“; b. ‘n e, .n- "Fa ”mistrial! “More."
“Then eons on." replied Basis.
"We’ll ”as over there sud just 1%
estni back.
‘11me who icy hsrm Waning;
i "Wood mm
m ’teflrgetthst .13?!
Wait «hen ~:::tb watered.
”urged Boxer. “letter
Biotin cm oil sight and sheweh’t
know anythi about it.”
"Woof Woo hesitated s momdt
r. Then the memory of tlis't
delicious smell was too much for her.
“All night." said she.
(Copyrl-bu ”I3. “ii! 1'. 2W. W)
m'no‘xt story: “The Disobedisnt
Idohnsttm 69‘ Murphy Oxfcri
FOR MEN
Comically 59’ Bracken
scorn nonWsLx, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
oné§3."rlseo. or SALUTING”
YOUNGSTOWN. 0. March 22.—
Mayor George L. Olen. who recenJy
started a lively discussion by ordering
all police to salute him. today ended
the tempest by rescinding the order.
will. that he was “tired of saluting. "
WW 2 me so busy saluting. I
GRANLEY WINS LINCOLISHIBE
5
5
HANDICAP
Associated Press) .——The Lincolnshirei
English list racing: season was won
today by V. Y. J. White’s Granley.
For best results try a Sentinel
Classified £41.
to? anything else."
5222.:
Must Vacate
Entire Stock of Men'
MUSTBE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD
Regardless of Cost
D Gottlleb
11 North. Main Street
';.'-2 V,
r—
By April lst
smdBoys’ Clothing
make it easy to locate old let.
tors and sale to put them
away. -
"Our Stock Is Complete”
THE F. and K.
STATIONERS
1a 89. Main St. Phone 135' 2'
Daily.
Miss Jenn Hamil“. of }Iz.lril’ord is' A. 31—3. 39. 4. 20X. 5.3.0
7.48
visiting witthle-‘nds in llarien for a. 3 00!. 9 15:, 942:. 10. 06 ‘.11 00:. I.
M «ya, '- _ '53 '21: ‘13-12.U3,1.,06 1.202.250, 3..“
o 4. 2.3 4.251;, 5.10:: 5..” 6.0
F. L H. GillI of the Post road is'b‘. 03, 7. 35K 8 00x,11 101,112.00: 0"
an at’ his home. I!!! VV. \V. Tracey, Sunday.
mam-walk. is in attendance. 5 A- M -6 00 7-433. 9-002. 10-038.
2 I 11. 00:.
‘11; Mar) llrmy n is haxlng im- 5 1’- 512—12 10 1 03:, 3. 358. b. 08.
provements made at her home on the 5- 35X 6 003. 7. 00 7. 3
.Pnst road. 12. 001'. X. 52. 8 00!. 11 102.
Marcus M Moll of the Olyd King's 50 503‘?” T0 NEIW HAVEN.
mighway. has started a taxi service in 2 Dally.
mm.
‘
A. LIL—0. 02, 7.15. 9.031, 10.20:.
Miss Alire Sharer was a recent? P2 M..——12 03". 1- 20 3- 3182 ‘ 21- 52 31.
lie
op
VICTOR Recon
Popular Fox Trots
VICTIROLA DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR
D DANCE-HITS
FLORIST ,
I’l‘ulips, Jonquils, R o s e s,
Carnations, Pansios '
Rowland M. Beach ,-
16 France 5t. Phone '214e2,
guest at the Pen (ind Brush club in ' 6- ”3 7 07x. 8.461;, max. 12.13:, 13.";
”w" ——.—... a- __
’New York city. 1 08:. I
Sunday
Kenneth Cantrell ls plannin‘g to: L M—l- 08!. 7'43. 9-038. 10-1.-
:rnove into his new home on Leroy av: 11 1Q!-
enuIe in a short time. P M —12- 081E. 2- 07X. 4- 428' 3- '33.
6. 48, 7. 07:, 8. 23x. 8. 46:, 9.18:. 13.13:.
12. 26:.
Mrs. Hazel MacDonald Embrey'en-
ed a. number of her friends at
M home vesterday. the occasion be-
ing her birthday.
NEW mm '10 so. nonwnx.
Daily 1.
A. bin—452:, 5..47 6.47. 3.05. 4.45.
0.45x. 11.00‘
4.... -’....“
I
Only routine business was transact-
. M at the March machine of the Da- P M—-12.19:, 12 5‘ 3“ . 5'
2 ,m-s-noml of Education held on 4.22 ~5.12 5.,30 e. ' 5 ‘5
, . 04 5.1 '11 i
. M evening. . I a I 1.1- 41; X. 02: “I? 5
Sunday.
fw bmnop n? hhln hfv .13 “Pd ‘0. A M"? 52!. 7 54 a“, ’ I
”flimsy nothing of the mud un- 11- 00. 12" 1.462.;
.. denim, .Ind the sap running in
I.“ are some of the sure signs
,Wmoticed b) Darien residents.
the
of
x. 42. 0.1 7,. V7 .
9.34. 11.41:. as. 1" "u.
Spring Arrivals «at
Costello Men’ s Shop
FMFRsoN FATS
The very latestspring styles
$3.502 and 53. 85
College Stripe Tics
Classy Neckwear in four-in-hsnds
and bat wings
65¢ and $1.00
Spring Caps ‘
at W '
.2
22,.
’1 . rye-22122.
49 Wall Street
trimmed with Venetian lace . .
Vilhlte Volles, Dimlties and Lawns—lace trimmed. pm tucked, 3m
Ibroidered. All styles of collars
2 iped with plaid ..............
Fine Dimities in blue, lavender and
Plain Colored Lawns finished with white ecnbroidened collar and ends.
pink. blue. grey and lavender . . . .
White Voile! and Downs in extra sizes—44 to 52 ........ $1.98 to $3.98 _' .
‘Plain Tailored Wants, tucked trout,
.... ................... n ......
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iiELODEE PLAYER ROLLS
All Your Favorites.
PLAYER ROLL DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL N: NE
some odd sizes in hand-drawn and tucked Blouses now priced at
V l
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Norivalk
43
NEW SPRING BLOUSES
Dainty Crepe de Chine and Jap Silks tucked. hemsfitebed. and some
................... $3.00 to 38.08
and some of- the collars and cuffs
........ . ......... £13m 3315
green stripes .......... . . . . $3.98
............................ $3.98
suitable for nurses’ wear. . . . $1.98. '
arse $1.75, 3225 and $2.50
m. William Sinclair. pastor of the
rian church will de—
MI. free lecture on 'Sunny Ceylon"
ufimalk Congregational church:
evening. - ..
scum new T0 amount;
”may.
A. 11.—5.57, 29.03. ’
.P» 11.-24.23.1443, 4.31:. m use”?
A. Ila-.41.”,
r. meats
I
room of quaint design and
' nmlshings is soon to be I"
me:- Brookside avenue byl-
“charlie; it is rumored hereIg.
muggy-o.
LlNCOLN Eng, m 22 (By The?-
handicap. the first big event of tihe ,2
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I
éW/M """" ,
5 "Patent snoop ramps, low rubber heel ................
Fun?“ ‘ .FIAMOND GRID BATTERIES
' \‘ATL’RE
SHAPED”
SHOES
_- is
' 1114223006- ‘
, ' '. lag.
Lounsbul'y Mathewson 5
Elade
Mflton Elwood
QUALITY FIOOTWEAR
122 'Wsshington Street
South Namafil 5
ff
,0. B. JACKSON
JEWELER—OPTOMETRIST
Novelty Earrings Cigarcue H.11-
Bead Chains Good Luck
Sterling Silver and Plated Ware, Fine Diamonds. “
Prompt Repairing by Skilled \\ Ol‘kmrrl
Mr. Jackson gives his personal attention to allL
nations and Optical work
58 Wall Street
l':‘
Ewell?-
E" JG mm?
Kama“I
PALACE BOOT ERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
ATTRACTIVE SHOE FASHIONS
, ALWAvs To BE HAD AT THE PALACE BOOTE‘W
' Patent flapper Pimps, new college heel ...............
3‘: 05
$5 45
IUOSIERY, ALL COLORS
/
Guaranteed One and Two Years
an. WT)? 3AM “PAIRED AVE
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Norwalk Chronicler