-\'33 trim”
"on
My».
STli.
l'alm Sunday.
lv‘nllowinz, :i
.ed for the
loo 3H DAVIS
r:\\.‘; ‘l lt)‘ 5rRE§E1
.. ”Kw/tux.
arm-sill- ‘
a,“ “f RiCh
~23: and
«iv Silks
.J'ul beautifully
window dis-
~‘l-Lvndid Easter
lil
. _ “ll
u.
wm l‘ouch.
.np
of
'llutir’l “49"”
focal
.mlill‘r Garage.
'lt'
Ill DVFT.
row 1' \‘led
boys
at the
the
about
«illitvll
,l '. {PT
whiny-
‘19P \I.
H. A.. of
lleivrc-w
Look
.lrr vpr-cted
$1, $1.50
$53 $7
:t r'_v 75c, $1, $1.50
of Couch
m two—n seriously ill.
Greens Forms. has
Chevrolet
agent, W. R.
U'Bricn's.
a. complaint
yarding the parking of
arms on Isaac street for
milking repairs.
Stamford,
'omorrow. Sunday tve-l
institute. Stnm— ,‘
and a; number of
to attend.
is
Spring
’Boulmrd. reported to the police
3the Franklin school yesterday after-
~x noon.
’town court on Monday morning.
’ 7:1.
‘Harvey M.
All the New Fabrics for
ant Summer
and for immdhto In. on ouhlitlon at
Mrs. Frank 0. Rather and Mrs. L
M. Allen. of South Namath. are
12¢“;de a. few do): at Atlantic City.
Frank. Newman.” of 10 Gregory
that his bicycle had been stolen from
401: Hatl and Caps. O'Brien'a.
The case or the State vs. James
Plunkett. arising out at an automobile
accident several weeks ago at Far-
rel’l corner. will come bctore Judge
860m 78. “about: in the down~
~00”. fresh melted. Home“ auto.
biotic-11y. Hnrrlo and Glmxco" Tel.
3flfl‘l m :‘
J.‘The annual meeting of the Fairlie-id
County Republican moon is be-
ing held today at the Stutfleld Hotel
in Bridgeport. The following are at-
tending the meeting: Arthur C.
Wheeler. Edmund OE. Crowc. Hon.
Kent. lion. Nehemiah
Cancer Nelson Benedict Edward ll
Doulens and Samuel J. Watkins.
~Easter Cards. Mum Bros.
playing! speak at the Knight
Library'Church Sunday afternoon and eve—
show were l ning
last etching
led to Masons, Odd Fellows. K. of P.
'.r Victrola. at Donnelly'sf
.y payments. Store openf
33.5 33331 Jasamine lirso. of
street.
acuording to
L3 stuttering with
'-I report,
:- ulth (.lflicz‘r Dr. Robert 13.
size pea. coal.
Tel. 721.
1:"
Harri- &
t-rs of South Norwalk Coun-
l233.
members.
sold
.r‘lirvru, lit
on easy
, l‘>‘l.‘t'. or:
'. ‘;'tl Ale—IFS Hall.
m min“:
""I\l=l‘:llt".‘3
'.‘.‘ll! Also
1.001
.tt 3 o'clock on
': ‘Ni'l .‘Jevrr D10."
q...“
I,1l.g‘f a
at 7:
speak
Lo ulsV illc. Ky .
.3“
Knights of Columbus.
‘- nil mass in a body at St. Jo-
l‘liurch tomorrow morning, iii
to take commun-
hw-rtkl'ust Will
ll"
tPrms.
\\'.Lll stréict.
Nor-
(“1
for His I’vopiv."
in Lumen,
Auditorium on
“Blillions
A” "'01- l ri< r court.
the
t\ Wycoff Stationary flféf"
-336 to 75¢ BOX
Al N POWELL Corp.
‘iouth Nor-walk
,fn‘urnldn
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
fi’fim l
33:1ng the
”intros
ago a
pm waving
He fig-
:élh com-
- l'F‘rt, he
£000 in
But he
- .105,
”did new
'6. He
"inn.
lllS $2000
' payment
55th his
clear.
.'.'
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
“Open Monday Night",
l
will ?
l ”Brennan BAWS
1J-‘lll ,
South Nor-
' colored
Mrs. Mary B. Talbert, one of Am-
ericas greatest colored women, will
St. A M. E.
Mrs Talbert belongs to many
lsocietles and invitations are extend~
and the ladies' auxiliaries of those
.uoc‘ieties With the public to come- and
r lit-'1.” this great woman.
—Easter Hats. O'Brien's.
Judge George H. \‘usburgh gave :1
decision in the non-support case of
Samuel Frankovitch. this morning.
in the downtown court sentencing
Franltowitch to 80 days in jail. or
the furnishing of a. bond of $250 to
pay his wife .8 a wok towards her
support for a. period of six months.
The bond was furnished
in a band new picture shown to an
influence for the first “the at the
lRagcnt airtight. Added uttroctkins,
’Eugene O’Brien in “be Dollars. "
The charter of the Daughters of
Monkanna was closed last owning at
the meeting of the organization, a.
number of new members being re-
mind. Business of importance to
"h" members onty was transacted.
and further announcements will be
.mzulc- later regarding the plans of the
new organization.
—-—-F‘ull line
Aaron Kohn.
of Auto Accessories
l-‘rank Kuslick. llanhury. seeks a
l
l
l
fiatyom'
mks:
0
3&-
‘P
Norwalk
mrmthehsndmcatshm, bofliin
andc
Wide
fit, magmmcverydemm
we‘ve eater hat—and thenc’s mail a
PM “ we is a fin
' main“
Mata“
A Malignant RichSik .
ShirtsinWhiteandColors,
$5.00 to $7.50
Rogers {'9’ Stevens
everypreferencemhe
famousforqunfiyetfie,
SoNorwalt
New Centimerl Kid Gloves for East.-
er at J. l. Mallette‘s.
Mrs. Louis S. Beers ond‘Mrl. Lewis
H. Nash» or Elmwood avenue are
spending a. week in Washington, D. C.
North Main street. last night. were
complained of to the police and P8—
trolman Robert Gainer attended to
the comphint.
——Cleen Egg. Store and not cool.
Harris and Gen: Co. Tel. 721.
The two juveniles charged with
entering the Norwulk Bowling Alleys
Wt're am: a herding in the juvenile
court this morning before Judge Ne-
hemiah Candee. One of the boys was
sent to the state reformatory at Mer-
idcn and the other was parolled.
livorcv from Hannah ll. Kuslick. of‘
Nurivziik. in :1 suit lilod in tho Sii~f
The couple wcrr- inar-'
11.2“. the «left-nvlnnt‘s‘
mum'- lzeing Richmond. If is
that since January 1. 1921.,
.3 ‘hndnsit has been guilty of in-z
iinl \i
l.l.’llll*‘l".
ril lT,
~ru3~lty :md has committed
with :1 person whose nnmr-l
.lnuwn to the petitioner. '
il~l nil-TIC
‘u 2;
-—Stnmnc Batteries recharged. I
Aaron Kohn 9 Railroad Ave.
J. H. “‘liitfi came to police
Alllill'lrl‘h' in
and
13333311
night
head-
:m excited frame of mind
with every cvidence that he had
drinking. at a late hour last?
and informed thc~ police that al
woman had robbed him oft
$220 dollars on \Vater street at mid-'
night. This is a usual complaint of:
\\'lzi.‘¢"< according to the- police. when-
hr‘ hml ln-wn 3.!iinkin2
tion was made but nothing could be‘
found.
An intrstlg'n-I
l
l
—Rl( H ‘11!) B. \HTHFLMI-I SS 3
3
in n brand no“ pit tum .shown to an
audience fur the first time at the
lit-gent tonight. Added attractions,
Eugene O’Brien in “Clay Dollars."
Can
‘2» form the largest fund 0f
can do that we can not 69
,istrntion markers of (mo
‘truck on another, Anthony Harrcck.
.intercsting lecture on the
: Pl
Its depositors iii security and service,
We keep these two-things combinm
Our capital and surplus of W w
investments are made ml: the idndM“ 3;
As for service: There IS nothings; ”333'?-
Following the presentation of
"Lady Bug” at the Regent last
evening, Producer Philip Klein, en-
(rtained the members of the com-
)any at the Norwafft Countn Club.
where Stewart Frank Hollywoul had
prepared a. Maryland chicken dinner
j for them.
—BIG.HARD BAB’I‘Bl—ILMESS
in a hand new picture shown to an
audience for the first time at the
“want tonight. Added “tram.
Eugene O'Brien in “Clay llollm."
usc-d the re:-
:1 utcmobi lc
Charged with having
0’ the Second District was trite-n a
hearing before Judge Nehemiah Can-
«im- this morning in the uptown citv
court. 'l‘hv- case was continued until
3n o'nlnck next Monday afternoon.
\liss ldell Ahrens delitered a most,
"Mississip-
Kane); and the Southern States"
3 last night at the “fest Norwalk chap-
‘el under the auspices of the “feet
Norwalk Improvement Association
and the State Board 0 (Education.
This was the last of a series of lec-
turns A social time followed Misc
Alircn's talk.
0
a Bank
Give
e,
7 Edy: creating Wu." 7 disturbance on“
John Kralsch. or Silvermine. was
arrested for drunkenness and breach
of the peace last night by Berg-t. Silk
at the “quest of the farmer's wife.
His case was continued from day to
day by Judge Nehemiah Candee in
the uptown city court. '
Frederick William W 6fm’
Norwalk, 3. member 01 the Senior
Clano at Brown linker-fly. has been
elected to membership in the PM Be-
;ributions being 1m belt-1mm
oraty Scholastic Entertain. Twelve
centers and five .iunioro were selected
as worthy 0 this bid: my: dia-
tinction. The election rm be follow-
ed by a recognition service in chart
The initiation and banquet will occur
early in my.
Plans were made tor a reception to
be given to lira. Pearl Thomas of
ltownyton, by members of Eureka.
Rebekah hedge, No 4': 1.0.0. F"
at the meeting held last evening. The
reception will be held on Friday eve-
ning. April 218nm“; Theme- is
scheduled to be elected president or
the Rebekah State Assembly on Wed.
nudity, the 19th. Routine holiness
other than this was transacted, after
which a. oocial time we: enjoyed un-
til a. late hour.
m-
BANMS 3)! m
cam GET’IAIOO
(Continued trout Page One.) t
the machine. The car “ :is later set-n
saw-ta ”View
wesmwm M
l
M .umtflww «IE-‘9 35.." "
'nnd-to train thih' I!!! My; kids
l
l
—
' to find locations idea for permanent
~W9Qanthewommasked
' fine.
For Nowell: and Vicinity: I neettleé
weather. probably mwega tonight or
Sunday For Connecticut: Cloudy to-
nigfibt Sunday unsettled. probablx
showers; moderate westerly winds be-
coming variable. The pressure is low
over the Rockv Mountains and the St.
Lawrence Valley. a‘nd’high over the
semi: Pacific; and South Atlantic
coasts. This condition is causing- a
great deal of cloudy and unsettled
“other in the western and central
districts. The temperature ls rising
luv the condom and is now con-
Bidet-ably above normal in the east-
em portion of the Lake region and
New mean 3
mwbmmhflw
mm
Mason.” m of the me
at W content in Hartford
yerrnay Wu fatter-tog lunch—
ammut June: w. m-
m
w
mmmw Moon in
WWW“ o! monsoon
MWMWmmmmugh
mmammmme
Menage song-W
Woman incommen-
.Mints them licenced-ether!)
,, wrobbito. Minuteman-e
mmwmmmmme
’15“de in their bed. and
haven't a fair ow. More the
Webm wt» fie libero-
that a! Masha; m of the
mm m. the :‘luflmbelleving
the mmme am right
tilt and eleven.
Sufiettnwn'dent Tltcomb explained
tint he wan oaitiie .leokomdor sites
in” mm It ishisamhition
st
to oasis: him.
Five of the wardens requested in
the interests of "economy" to ex-
change their runabonts for touring
cars. The entrygargumcnt seemed to
be that. should the gentle art of apo
Rounding” liar violators boom.
more comm mWed
in a touring ,car than in the mailer"
Mr. meieomzfindng that each
of these mierr could dope-e of their old
autos fox-“good prices. told them to go
ahead and get the touring cars.
magnum
its. Jone mm My.
Mm Jane Elizabeth Gregory. wid-
ow o! the late Charles (hoary. died
this 31110er at the home of her son.
William B. Gregory. West Cedar
Chief." Wfififii %et—4+¥aegL
Willi-o held from the Melton. at 6
ofli-
oiotin‘. and the remain- wm be sent
to W. 00011.. for interment
031 Ian”
M at m I. 'Wa-e.
nu tum! «mar. Wanna
wiummumm Fil-
low m morning at 9: 30
and 10:06 from at. Barr's church
interment will be in at. law's ceme-
”a.
Funeral at Mrs. H”,
The Inner“ "of In. Ellen Hurphy
~will be held It 8:30 o'clock Monday
morning from the late home 112 East
avenue. and at 9 o'clock from St.
Mary's Church. Burial will be in St.
Mary’s Cemetery.
Funeral crabs. Warm:-
Funeral services for-Mrs. Laura W.
Warner will be held from the horns‘
of her daughter: Mrs. Harry E.
Smith. 4 Sound View Terrance. Nor—
walk. at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Rev. George B. Tompkins will ofl'l-
clate and burial will he in Riverside
{it Bruce Park in Greenwu h.
The local police were notirinl b3. the
Greenwich authoriues early this
morning that the machine had been
seen heading towards Norwmdk A
warning was flashed through the city
to the nations officers and a. corona“
watch was kept of all roads. Motor-
cycle Patrolman Charles Thorpe doing
patrol duty as well. but no trace of
the ear nor the bandits had been
found to noon today.
You Can’t “Get
M” if You
You have until Mon-
day evening, the tenth
of this month to deposit
your money in on r
Savings deparnnent
and thaw interest from
its kmtlnflndm
for you.
Mir"! w t u new
.5m 3"... m. uni-tom
.3 ing live of the soldiers and wounding-
. many others. The raiders finally Wen-
* Siberia." said Coloner Morrow.
L canine:
‘ and falsehood.
' _ command were guilty of treacherous
p ple of Siberia to be a murderer. robber
Cemetery. Mrs. \Varner was also
survvied by two brothers. Charles
Loomis. of Waterbury. Conn.. and
\Villiam P. Loomis. of Rome. N. Y.
TRUCKS COLLIDE
AT DAREN SCHOOL
Continued from First Page.
zero. General Semenofl sent an ar-
mored train to the station of Polskaya
and attacked on American camp. kill-
routed by the Americans. "I consider
that the greatest victory of the war in
The telegram which Colonel ~Morrow
sent to Secretary Hughes and mem-
bers of the l'nited States Senate, fol-
lows:—
“I desire to advise you that General
Semcnoff was in Siberia.
"First: The. cowardly and unscrup-
ulous enemy of America. conducting
the American troops through
’th.D press a propaganda of base slander
“Second: The forces
under his
A
murder of American. soldiers.
"Third: He was known of all peo-
3 i
l:
2
mm of m
mama.
and his crimes were unspeakable, im—
mtiable. and beyond the conception of
' :1. He is the greatest mon-
:- of .inodel'p “meat
“Fourth: thnow that his presence
sill Arm will be resented by the
Alum WWW Forces in Si-
rh-
.Doxology ind Benediction.
palace was built in the Sixteenth cal- ‘
Weasel
WAL
mm
d
SALVATIGN’ Am
new ~m 3333;
(Continued train First Fae.)
Sta! Band ,
-
Tomo'rnow morning, at
the“ South Nor-walk Baptist Church.
and the bend furnishing the music.
Major David 31.n- ol Hartford “110
Will Assist in the mutation Excr-
(rises Today.
Main of Hartford. assisted by the Di—
visionalbufl.
At 3 o'clock at the Regent Thea-
tre there will ’
with Col McIntyre and the bond.
Judge Nehemiah Candee presiding.
3-13101' and 333.5131!) and the pro-
\incial and divisional statlis will also
be present.
in the evening at 7 o'clock, there
will be n united service at the South
Norwalk 3!. E. Church. than John J.
Snaxely mains. at which Col. lio-
Mrs. David Main. aim) at )lnjor “110
mu be I’M‘, t Toxins
u!
lntyre and tho stafl‘ and
3am! Will .1150 be present.
the stat?
10330 3'
o'clocl. there will bet a meetingat ,3:
Col. McIntyre delivering on address 3
At 11 o'clock in the new,eits.del.' 3
there will be 3 Holmes meeting in 3
charge of Major and bin. David:
I
be 5636:? meefinr’""*
Mont—Col. Paul W. Seek, who
was shot and killed by former
Judge Jean P. Day. financier of
Oklahoma CM. who says that he
cementum shot 300' during a
struggle after he found him toro-
lns II“ M on m W.
his wits.
7W 7 7 W Tutti" 2i" '
W announce that then”
he: of timeouts breaking oat. “a
it but but rash.
UBED‘WW
All makes. for sole or to reu~ 3*“ 3- ..
m -
m
Riemann-co. '3: 3‘
filial”: .
*0 be present today or“ Brigad‘ii-r;
\Villiani Crawford. the general scorc- 3
tar? of the New Engtaii-i Sltz’tcs; Cail- -
lain 337332133551. Phillips. formerly in;
charge here. Staff Captain GOUE‘lt-y.3
who is well known locallv will also
be present from Hartmrd.
Captain and Mrs. Malcolm Penney ,1
the officers in charge have done
splendid work since coming here sev—
eral years ago. and have received
considerable praise for the efficient
manner in which they have perform-
mi their duties here. ‘They will also
take part in the cxerciscs. g
Qulrlnal Originally Church Want
The Quirinal is one of the men;
hills upon which Home stands; it wimp;
dedicated by the ancient Romanian
Romulus. or Quit-inns. The Qniflnal
“11'? by We am Carmela: church,
after the breach between than
no it, is figanratitely used.
Among the othrr officers who are
ONCE MORE
We want to remind you
that. Summer approaches
and that. with it will
come the desire on your
part for a Vacation,
You will be able to get
the Time if you have the
Money. Come to fit
Peoples Trust Co. bdfim- 3
clam; Saturday and en»
posit them“ 15$, 3.
added to I'M», , , “3
week until, some this 3
church and state in 1870 it heeamethe , '
reelGEnc-e of the Italian kings. fie
inrinnl,
means the W of united W and
the maxim regime. '
Norwalk Chronicler