. ”Tr—FIVE YEARS
1* IN GOVERNMENT SER-
J \ ICE ENDED BY DEATH
WASHINGTON April 7;——wnh a
of two weeks the remarkable
fatal of 65 ronsecuthe years in the
government seniee was ended by the
Bath here rIIIently of Henry J.
Mylle. retired civilian employe or the
Quartermaster Department of the
urine Corps. \ir. \Vylie enlisted in
the 49th Massachusetts Infantry in
1861 from his nativI residence, Pitts-
fleld, Mass. He left the l'nion Army
tin 11163 with the rank or regimental
mgeant- -moior. III the two assaults
cm Fort Hudson l.:1.. his regiment
-lut l 300 men .
, 'l‘wo \v-(Iks utter leaving the army
lhe was appointed to (I. clerkship in
the Washington Navy Yard and in
nun unbroken stieteh of 63 years on
~Icuxe duty {41- I'ved a total of 45 yeats
im the Quartermaster Department of
She Marine Corps. acting as chief
«clerk for 13 years. III this capacity
Z-he administered the oath of office to
Dive cmnmundnnts oi the Marine
Corps: Generals Heywood. ii iiiott.
Middle. Barnett and lieieune. 0n the
contusion of his i'IInII-Il many distin-
finished oilieIII-I III' the serxice attend-
‘r'd, headed by the present (Imom'Ind-
ant of the MIIIinI- Corps, Major GIIII-
cum] John A. in Ieune.
fli‘OMB HAGIII TEA IN
HAIR T0 DARREN IT
1:5: (-rnndmother's Recipe to Keep
er LOI- ks “III-,k (- lo-‘sy, Beautiful
The old- time IIIi.\tIIIII of Sage T98.
and Sulphur i‘IOI darkening gray,
:AtrnakId and t‘IIIiI-Il hair is grand-
Imother's IIIIipII. and folks are again
using it to kIIp their hair a good,
(even COIOI, w Me n is quite sensible, as
We, are li\ing in an age when a youth-
fi"ul appearance is of the greatest
adIantage.
Nowadays. though. We don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
. cage. and the mussx mixing at home.
All drug stow-s sell the readv- to— use
wroduet. improud by the addition of
«other ingredients Called “Wyeth's
"sege and Sulphur Compound " It is
are ry popular he “(muse nobody can dis-
u-over it has been applied. Simply
moisten youI (omb. or a. soft brush
with it. and di‘aw this through your
Ihuir. taking one small strand at a
t'ime by morning the gray hair dis-
:appeurs. but wh It delights the
Eadies with erth's Sage and Sul-
phur Compound is th. It. besides beau-
Itltully darkening thI h.1ir after a few
:IIpplicntions it also IIIoduces that
ant lustre and appearance of abun-
fiance which is so attractive. —Adv.
ElllillliEN’3 WEEK
lfl-BEflBSEliVEI]
11]., April 7.——Children’s
has been observed in 50
states and Isr...inces of North Ameri-
ca to en. pin. .e religious education
as a. pham Cu 1‘ Mid conservation. will
be obsern Ii ti': < war April 30 to May
7, and at such I’ {Mr dates asparticu-
lur communitic: may select. “At least
13,000.00 of tha- 23.H00.000 children
or North \meriI L under 12 years of
are er'Ice'IyIv g no religious education
whatever" Hrs. \laud Junkin Bald-
win. superi; tIIIIdHIt of the children’s
division of the International Sunday
School Asoscmion said lime in ex-
plaining the Ill-.1" ot the divisiOn for
this obSIIIIancI. ’lhI week was that
l‘t‘CIlg‘anCd in l'JlS in 44 states and
proxinces and the number
MIIIII ntly Inised.
it is proposed that the WW 1: include
one OI more of the rollouing features:
(1) A meeting for parents. Sunday
school leaders and day school teachers
to present “the children's need of re-
ligious educating."
2) The opening of a. booth or tent
or room or corner in II store for the
pn‘rpose of making a. Sunday school
exhibit. distributing literature helpful
to parents iillfl Sunday school teachers
(Ind interestinu the general public in
the movement for better religious edu-
cation of the children.
(3) A honse-to-house visitation of
th.- homes of the community to find
all children who are not in Sunday
schools.
.(4) A parade of the children of the
Sunday Schools to arouse the interest
CHICAGI I.
Men, “'llll .
oi” the general public.
(:1) A pageant prI-SII ntul in the
mun hull in municipal building. or
on); (W building It. “hieh people
will :0 drsigned to Show the neednof
religious education.
(6) .1 I'hiltlrrIIZI-a festival or song'
and Sllll‘}' to create (omniunity spirit
and ‘un :Ipprt-Iiution on the'vpnrt of
adults of the ministry of song and
story in the religious life of children.”
(7) An institute for parents and
Sunday school teachers to afford them
an opportunity to rIII'eIiIe definite in-
struction in thu Ieliuious education of
children.
pul-lishI rs danish-d in the 1921 (Ibserv-
Hilf‘l'. Mrs. ’Inlduin said. She added
that in Point
thuthes and Jewish SI nogon'ues 0U-
SI i‘It'll the WIIIIk in tin iI' nun “m
'Advertise in the Sentinel.
\v as sub-l
WIT“
I
COPENHAGEN,
Scheidemann.
Democratic party.
'The Associated Press "
militarism was dead forever.
April
reactionary assaults.
either. They were
groping their way
political manners."
with Russia.
‘agent in Berlin.
opinion that
iMirhac k for
lrier
at an unIII rstanding.
mm
183 DEAD POREVER‘
7.——I'hilip
leader of the. German
While here told
that German
The
spirit of democracy had levelled Ger-
many to that extent that the German,
republic could easily withstand any
Foreign countries. he said, exagger-
ated the political importance or the
power of the Gerinan reactionaries.‘
The Communists were no real danger
only gradually
into the German
trade unions "in~order to learn their
Discussing the relations of Germany
Herr Scheidemann said
'the German government had negotiat-
ed with Karl Radek Russian Soviet
He expressed the
the murder' of Count
which no apology had
been receiv.ed presented no real bar--
against the two nations arriving
CORNS
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l Doesn't hurt a bit!
I‘_‘Freezone" on an aching corn.
iers. Truly!
ltlSPS \xithout
l—Adv.
Lift Off with Fingers
Drop a. little!
in-
stantly that com stops hurting. then-
Muny denominational lenders nnd£8hortly .\ou lift it. right of! with fing-
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
(("nnnlnifieg Catholic "l‘lCOZOlle" for a. few cents. sufficient
to r1 mme mery hard c0In. soft corn.l
gar corn in tween the toes, and the cal-
soreness or irritation. j
Ii the best and daintiest!
U
The one time of all the
“‘\‘\»I-I,‘\‘“““\:‘-‘\‘\“-‘
- - H./- - - -
Veiling for Confirmation—White Gloves, White Ties, White Ribbons
for Confirmation
.EaStel’mSPl‘ingu-Confirination
year when each girl an
Every item of raiment for these important occasions
;}a m____ay be_ found right here in town at the Children’s Store.
d boy must be dressed in
I l
.l'
For the. Girls
Coats, Wraps, Capes,
White and Colored Dresses '
Muslin Underwear
Fine Hosiery
For
Blue Serge Suits
Hats and Caps
White Blouses
Hosiery Underwear
EVERYTHING FOR THE INFANT
the Boys
Top Coats
The ' Children’s StOre
37 West Washington Street
So. No rWall:
527
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PROMPT
DELIVERY
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HOUSEWIIVES ANTICIPATE YOUR NEEDS I
Lay in an Ample Supply and You Will Appreciate
'.
WASH BOILERS
’ $2. 50. Size 8. heavy tin with copper
oblong shape. at $1. 98
bottom ,
in the Future
LIQUID VENEER M‘op POLISH
30c; Wonderful t‘or renewing all
a.
T EA POTS
. 31. 49 Heavy white enameled; 2 qt.
..r size at.
..... solos...-
mops; cleans and polishes
pianos and wood work at
. 19 cu. bottle
TEA KETTLES
These Saturday Savings
[TOILET PAPER
‘
5 cts. Good quality; ‘6: rolls
for ..... 191:“.
. 'MAIL soxss
26: black japaImed titted with
wire for packages at . . . . 10 cu.
‘ ‘ $2.89 HAMPERs
Imported w-iliow;
, small also with
I .‘ lift top. Iquue shape st . 91.90 .
$4. 80 Mirror Aluminum Colonial
sty;le 6 qt. size. Special at $3.49
GARBAGE CANS
19
fitting covers at
MUCEPANS
45 Mirror Aluminum witll' cover 3‘
.....896 at .. ........ .. ......... 1-32.98
Qt- sizes
...-...¢.-.I..
MOTH BAGS
MINE. overeat .12.,
large galvanized _ with deep
$1.19
Coauthor] garment bag. wlth side
30:50
.00
WASTEPAPER BASKETS
49c; made of fancy straw. good
silo at ...... ............ ,- 33 eta.
a.
WAFFLE IRONS
$4.50; made of heavy aluminum
Puoomc PANs
$110 Wear Ever Altiminum;2
size at ..... .
”Wig: cover .....\
wwwwww
-. ‘Zj-JLI"
COFFEE PERCOLATORS
$1. 50 Aluminum,
2 qt size at W, $1.19
BABY SWINGS
$125: made of heavy canvas and
Gehebe s ‘
ITS HERE I! ITS HOUSEWARB
L
colonial style:- ‘ 1
steel frame at . . . . ..... 79 cu. .
STONE JARS \
50c. One gallon site at .... 29 etc.
' BOWLS
49c Yellow earthenware mixing
bowls; 4 qt. size at 37m.
10 cu. DENNOSON’S GRIPE ’
SHELF P_AI;IEII \
Plain white; Difcent Fruit and I
sing Bird designs at. '
_ m
New Neckwear...............'$1.00, $1.50
Stetson Hats........................$700
Othersat...........................$5.00
85 Washington Street
Clothes
That Spring Suit and
.. Topcoat!
You’ve been wanting—tailored in ,
new spring woolens; smartly de-
signed; moderately priced; guar—
anteed to give satisfaction.
—You’ll find it here!
Scores of new Spring styles.
$25 to $45
- Especially‘for Easter
- New Blouses. as Difi‘erent as the Women Who
Wear Thom, as Smart. as Fashion Experts Can Be-
vise, and 80 ,Well Made That They Wear in a,
Manner Most Pleasantly Surprising.
‘ ' Q
Which shall it be, a dainty. hand-made 111mm:
of fine, white cotton, or one of. the charming Silk
Georgettes in one of the new spring Shades.
ALI. ARE PRICED MOST MODERATELY
' i
GLOVES
Every wOman will want, a new pair of Glens
for Easter, and we suggest. that you select a pair ..3
our famous “Trefousse,” real French kid as 1h;
kind that will give you most satisiadiou in ”II-
pearance and service.
SILK HOSE
Exquisite Silk Stockings. blaek, “into
and cordovan to match the new leathers Tm... ...“
be had in “McCallum” or “Onyx Manda .11
.prices so reasonable that. they are ...-q a 2.11
extravagant. ‘
L‘ iii
NECKWEAR
Collars and Vestees charming, dll of llnnl~~
dainty, lace trimmed creations that will add In- I m \
to the finished appearance of \Our he“ wring
gonn. A most interesting collection to Iivluiilj
the smartness of )0111' Easter costume
- SILK SCARFS
I" II
in!
Roman stripes, plain colors and now -h-.
“eaves are the vogue now in neck scarfs In m."
new stock you are sure of finding SUlllt’lliili: (lil—
i'erent. at prices much’ lower than you paid hm _\- air.
LINGERIE
Beautiful styles in silk and cotton mum-n:
that prove quite irresistible and so inIxWNM,
howns, Bloomers, Envelope (liemise, \IIxis ( m;
soles and Combinations.
VEILINGS -
A new Veil from our stoel: will give that iiil‘Il"Il
'touch of distinction to your Easter. outfit. Hr:
correct designs and coiorings for firl'lil'; .ll‘i' ‘IIIW
for your approval and selection.
The N, E. Ryan CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET
“a“ I": - .
may;
5.3
Joseph Davis
South Norwalk
$
WeWeInt the People OfNorWall:
to Visit 0111' Wall Paper": Store
’ and become acquainted with the quality Wall Paper '
We sell at the popular prices of 10c,15c and 25c 21
roll. All the latest patterns—suitable for all rooms.
Dress up your rooms with bright, new wall paper
this Spring“ I
m’aking selections. ' .. "7
13 Wall Street
Paultry Wire Nettingm
All Sizes in Stock—Our Prices Are Right
ROsenfield Brothers
Hardware and Housefurnishlngs
125 Washinlton Street, Phone 340, Free Deliv ery-
k
l’
saturday, Apnl 8th
It will pay you to look over our line before
Chain Wall Paper CO.
NIH-Wall:
PALACE BOOTERY Ln;
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING ‘I
EASTER FOOTWEAR
Now on Display for Men and Women ‘
We are featuring the very newest.
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‘er- II
‘ Easter is New Shoe Time.
in ‘ footwear moderately priced.
Pat. PunIp Grey Smile- Buck. NE..." Heel “95>
Pat Pump Grey Guide Back, 1.1mm .....
flattery—hum". -. ‘- "
.1
_Alummum Pudding Pan
For aILimited Time, This Offer Good from
APRIL 3rd To APRIL 15th ONLY I It:
RegularPrIce...... “3110
Sale Price 490
.459 ‘ 4, t, ‘ Vii.
as;
rrr {_OWEST
”ObfiL/fi’ H/CHL'J'T' JP
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Will be the laSt Three Boys at our old stand
EXTRA SPE CIA‘LS FOR THE LAST
THREE DAYS m MEN’S AND
BOYS’ CIMHlNG
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Norwalk Chronicler