‘NA Hi
5%“ \ \(lRWALK
A Good Buy
in Order to Say
Good Bye
L"‘~i_lillll]l)?d Line of
tnght Shins
50c
$1.15 quality muSIin
with turn down
Fl'.’ (til:
’ nil—'1‘. :lllrlr‘
(‘0; in
‘ Silk Hosiery 3819 Tom
, .21 JwAn‘ ‘
. - (mt-:4 14 to 19. i
All on; New Fabrics for
Sprung and Summer
Ame]
audio? Immediate anon Minion at '.
E. K. BANKS’
onv cocoa area:
Under We Hotel ;
4547 Won 1m Show :
Clauses Bennett, of Franklin eve»
“‘0 unrefined a; Dodge roodet'
through Mr. 9'
Johnson 00.
The best buy on the.
markettodayisnfiogers’ S:
wfitevens Skirt. ‘
Fit—Long ago they earned j
the reputation o£~ “Shirts '
.that ii .” » ' .
no); or Norwalk Aerie Fra-
A m m 0! Eagles, win be m
. a} ('7
1'ng
Tho r. gum meetlng of mm
R 4 mil be held tomorrow M
\n at :2 :10 oclock at the rooms on
am Ftl‘m'l
n Weleberg. 01 New Yank
din" the Easter holiday!
Mrs Henry Harris, 31
East Norwnlk.
Mug [,1llut
t}. 1.: ’l" n
“I he: grunt
,m m"- €-
“Full line 0! Auto AGO-m
ron Kuhn.
(“mph about the mm of
mum} at Mo". and mm C”
.. 111‘ ill cross-walks one node to
,1 upltlm A police 1181. night.
Lulu-rt E. Pei—due, health of-
Not‘wulk. attended the ct!)-
ill in Westport yesterdny
at which the smell-pin
uttr talked over and which
mlnd by Dr. John T. Black.
wh officer,
I"
.t
llr
uvr ,.,
l‘t'Dt-- l“
tt‘rnt'tw
ltldHUF
it.“ .l‘"
.‘tfe fl“:
size pea. coal.
721.
-.I,;.'1’v Harrie &
-, l‘v 'Y't‘l
. the Elks” Home 'l‘iiursdcy Night
7 ~Don’t forget the Butcher-8' Ball at
, W one moonWefleiyflweori.
Price—And
war ’ ’
“before the *
prices nrewsil.
We can’t deuce-ii» the-e ;.
shirts; titer-eminently
ofthem. Bmitwinmyou‘
tomeinondloek.
$2.00
.Regcrsé‘SievmsZ
mm
The Hm Whilst club will have?
a. dinner followed by cards at the
Norwelk Country club on Friday ove- I
sing, April 21, 9:7 15 ocloc‘k. ‘
There will he no drill of th m-
bet truth on yoveniigcou
Battery C will drill that eveninfi
Battery C will not be able to drill on
Friday evening because of the dance
to be held at the armory.
*3“! 70m- mu ct Donneilro
tummy Stmonon‘
mint! unthiP.ll.
In theJiet or the Franklin school 7‘
”"8 input-ill: in yesterdny’e edi-
tbnoftbeMngSen Sewtlneldneto
amnfiemmmy «min. thei
mails were listed as thooe who ha!‘
never been “lute nor urdy." it should
thve read “Absent or tardy."
Attorney Leo Devin today in My.
manner in which he handled the Inn.
amulf'mkwmh “‘1‘" he" “ tin-nus proceedmn awn-r the aura
general Store at Cove avenue anal
Third street. East Norwniit. has filed
a. statement in bankruptcy with
Judge John Keogh. He lists his liabili-
ties on SSJ’HOJB. and the only no-
oeto are about 31.000 in stock on the
shelves of the Store.
:the Board of Education.
m
thems’ Hone-T
The case of Hiram Benton. ma
charged with wit Ian/his write. we
continued from day to do! in the
downtown court this morning.
Lack of space m mm the
publication or "General Order." which
*Don’t forget the Butchers' Ball at
the Elks' Horne Thursday Night.
Mayor Calvin L. Barton and Judge
'l‘l» l‘ S of Trinity church will
3M 3‘. , ml Thursday even‘lr‘g in the}
null h ail. at which time Minis Wade
m min them with ; talk on
.. w new and life of the Jan-nae
l the young men and wo-
m. church are cord‘elly in-
.3 the two Norwnlk branches
«2‘ w. l' S have also been invlted.
~34! refreshments will be in
m tlie lecture.
m tnlssioner of With:
, forwarded to
.; s! ert H. Smith a circular
' lho- vaccination olden II
l MW of the spread of
l. . . pm; 01‘ the circular wt 1 be
QQ‘
m , ' xttstrlbtttlon at NR: Smith‘e’
It is clolmed that
. ‘hn of dogs each year for
. . wll do much to stamp out
1.. . q week,
. . tsl-tlth muzzling and dual”:
t':~tilod to (heck
\eirmns in Japan Fri-
\lllll)l'_\'.
For House Cleaning Time
., it
t t l». Moth Flakes. Peter-
i’w tint-ts, Black Flatt. etc.,
ttzv-v-tants of All Kinds.
Tl l . lSON POWELL Corp.
South Norwalk
~ I'” “—2-!!-
l“\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\“‘ ‘\‘\‘\-
‘UU . . punt- at .1-,- 4—-
I
l
l
,.
(I
I
ll
ll
mama
$25 Per Month
-
‘
In Jun 0. 1919, a
woman opmwd an ac-
count with $90.21. She
has been depositing $25
mm
per month ever since.
I! 1101‘ withdrawal column
‘ is clear.
! Ill-re are her interest .
mlttmn figures:
“nan
Jun. 1, 1920 $ 4.36 ~
July 1 '98-15 , .. '
Jun. ], 1921 13-57
h ’t'll} 1 20-35
ii Jan 1,1922 20-25
ii In two and a half
ll wars she. has received
l5 «71.6.38 interest. She will
ll 'wtrive $60 this year.
ll (‘umpmmd interest
if "lurks fast for the
. we (15' depositor. Make .
3! “mother deposit.
'l
3:! ‘ Eli—"7‘
"t"I “ 7
., bouth Norm
r." o . A
l; Savmgs 39$»
(5 “Open Mondoym"
i" ‘
732:1"; 3. L.
George H. Vosburgh are scheduled to'
deliver addresses at the gathering or-
‘rnlgod under the direction of the
.Moming Star Clirietian Amcintion. atI James E Richards furnished 9
Prices Hall Wt ‘ t. N lk bondoftsoompayhiemuo 3
There will also b“ 9" 3 "’9 WW“ week for six months. and thus mid-
e 0"!" features and“ ed the serving or a. six month: nu
lluncheon. sentence. He was ordered to do this
I - by Judge George H. Voobnrgh in the
Representatives of the Anderson downtown court yesterday month:-
automobile- agency from Stamford
lwere in South Norwalk yeaterday.’ Alonso thteriee new
1 making arrangements to open a sales- “'0“ Robb 9 W "'3
mom in the former Horace R. Nash
flora, ’8 North Main street. The front‘ William Haney. °r North Min“
the building will he remodeled and a 3‘1”?“ “'33 arrested for the “0'“ “’9‘
number of extensi.e interior changes DO“ 0‘ “8 Wife. by Patrolman “h“
made. Toothiil. was arraigned heron! Judge
' lGeorae 1-1.me in the downtown
.439“, 1.3“, Steve and nut “anemia this morning. Testimony Wu
will appear tomorrow. hm.
I
‘llnrrhznnd Guns Co. Tel 721. introduced to the exact the: May
__.____..._.__ we: n. 67mm nun. nnfl thtt thin
The properu of Samuel and Flor—£3ad the loot that he mm to sup-
once, Meeker. of Greene Farms has W" M“ W0 “FMS canned 31"“-
;been attached by Sheriff Edar H. [menu between 1‘“ wife and himself.
3 Derry of WQS‘DOTL in favor of Charles lA (la-Y ‘0 day continuance m "“69
"Burr Meeker of North mm The in the clue in the fiope that-m “just-
cast will come up in the Court of ‘ment or the cane VHS)“ be nude
Common Pitas. Bridgeport. on the ,
first Tuesday in May. The property "— "‘ CONNECTICE: ‘ANK'Fm
has been attached for 3500 c n n 9‘03“” ”"7 m0 9“ wan ’ "
Meeker claims he owl’tul the land in 1 boys “d 3““ to ’99 Matineea today
Greens Farms and that the
Meeker-s dispoaeed him from the lan
causing: him to 1050 $300 in rents.
other
d great hit.
‘ POULTBYMBN 1'0 “BET”
F—«The dance of the season Friday
night Armory.
NEW HAVEN. April 19.—~Announ-
AbOUt a dozen new members were cement, that the" spring meeting of
admitted at the meeting and rehearsal ‘ the Connecticut Pounfin' annotation
of the Peoples Chorus held 135i 9‘9‘ comprising about 50 clubs in the state
ning at. the High school auditorium with a membership of l 000 will be
when rehearsal of thP cantata “Joan conducted by radio phone this year,
of Are" was HM and routine bl13i';\\.lsmude today in this city. Commit-
ness transacted. A short talk was h (9 of the various clubs haxe been ap-
given by the Rev. F. H. Jacobs, DflSf0r%polntetl to make arrangements \xith
oi the South Norwalk Congregational local receiving stations for the poultry
church in which he advocated thelctub members.
idea. of community singing and said It. is planned to have a list of
that. undoubtedly the peoples' Chorufitspegkem, chief of whom will be Prat.
WSWfil-‘iflz ‘1 105i! felt need in the F. C. Taylor of Connecticut agricultur-
communlty. There was a very good a! college. disseminate poultry infor-
attondance. mation in the form of addresses from
‘ a. big broadcasting nation, probably
in this city. The meeting will be the
first of its glnd to be conducted on no
——“A CONNECTICUT YANKEE"
a picture awry mother wantsher
boyu and girls to see.
tomorrow and Friday. Don’t mls this the country. The details are. yet to be,
great hit. 'arranged..
73mm.
lug congratulations on the em
of Estimate and Mn in behalf-1|!
—-Don't tmeW' all“
mm
tomorrow and Friday. Don' t miss this
BY'RADIOTHISYEAB
Matthew today [extensive a. scale in the state. it not in .
The Young Peoples Society at the
”Emik Comm
earn-ch m of very «some social
Blast evening. ct firehouse oft-tin
’ Various,
dancingte WoerdedbyaVic-
train. from Donne‘lly's. , A bufiet
lunch hoe med: in the 9.le
decor-axed dining-room. The lucky
number dance was won by W
Frey and Mice Decca: Flynn. Tfi‘he
msent were nieces Junta. Hoyt.
Charlotte Jarvis. Ruth Church; Dor-
www.mu and Clara Dennis.
Helen manger Jennie Damn and
islet Japan. are. Charred wake,
Harold oldies. or W My;
m Lender. Edvard Winchester.
Llewellyn Knapp. Ward ”Whipple
we Winnie. Chris Baum, Fred
, Keane: and EVEN“ Frey.
,,nn,m,1n. J.,§mory Stevens, of,
no Flex Hill need. announce the en-
Wm 91 their laughter-.3391
‘mmiabcth Steven; tpWa-ren
Wmmotmflmnemd
misfits. ”Steven-homing
or wane-icy college. clean or “so.
mutaemtmehmm
efleinrkSchc-olmsocmm
anna-odmteofamm
.eh—ntrllB, Minam-
bermthemuxammm
Dart the ”World Wu. he
wileuteunntin the
i
' m Guild of Trinity runny-m
(Continued Iron mic-ac)
in the first use of the naming.
(Sh-tries Taylor. known as Battling
Runs. was mmmoned to appear he.
tore Commissioner Lavery,‘ charged
filth having whiskey in his nonunion
with intent to sell. .A chart bottle
was found in the kitchen of his reo-
“mm in .37 Railroadvnmue by the
Rural men in searching the place.
The Second place vidtedm thnt or
Join: 0mm. of 19 Wind-or street.
acre a tea. kettle still and threé bot-
tles of whiskey was found and confo-
outed. Chiney was one warmed to
appear hetero Commie-loner Lament.
The third raid was on Victor. litho-
in. 18 Church street. At thin place.
the Federal agents found a math boil-
er still end 100 «aliens otprune mash.
One hundred bottles of beer stored
in n cellar were also seized.
All {our summoned are to appear
before Commission Lowery in
Bridgeport during the early part of
next week. when they will be given a
bearing
Included in the raiding party were
3. 1. Mar. 8. B. Doolnn. L. w. Kin»
men and Victor Wei-dwell. The
agents were drilled with search-
warrants under which authority they
entered the. places raided.
manna m3 FUNDS TO
FIGHT FLOODS.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark... April 19—An
urgent appeal to to federal govern-
ment for an emergency appropria-
ltlon to he need in theflghting or flood
waters of the-Mississippi river in Ark-
. by Governor McRae today.
. Worry a Factor in Disease.
It is pmhnbly true that more will.
are «tooled or weakened by the fear
of disease than by the disease knelt, in
the opinion of the medical correspond-
ent or the London Time; Worryi- I
crave factor in disease. The answer is.
of course. don‘t fear disease and don’t
worry. For if one does not fear
disease and does not worry. he mantle
a farbetter chance of avoiding and
overcoming ailments than if he does
both those useless and debilitating
amuse.
. Rugs. 0f
Lil
Beak of This
Bank’s Success
Has always been hard and conscientious work on 4
the part of its officers, directors and employees—a
willingness to aid and advise with its flwositore,
.alsoihe necessary principle of
safety ~
YounAceount Will 3‘3 W
:l
a
I
i
. “rite-1m“..- .5.
f
at the
GNP; “tumor
mellow-Hartford
‘ ilade from the finest
woogs be ”found menu-
factured with the most
complete modern facili-
ties andrigidly inspectedfi
‘bym inst-hem.
Every Bigelow-Hnrt‘ford
carpet or rug “W138
the fished. derailment
can Flynn; Suzanne Brown, Charlotte
mgxmisormomee. N.J.;_
anon wuielegraphed to Washington
. ' wtakesmhoth. .‘Thus you
vs: H , h t
. t " “‘w
W
her delegate; are engaged in xix-citing
9. reply :10 the note of censure. and it
is thought that. while pMeeting
their «dimer
sionr dealing with Rooster: moire,"
they Will be content to remain
Their reply is expected to mice
the point that only the full center-
vnce has power to her there. and; in
!m $1181.?!“
ire.) nations headed by Deanna.
whose delegatesalready have protest-
ed "to the conference leaders.
Furthemre 131-.qu Menu,
German Fascism. Emotion. Mutants
the conversations with Bunnie were
not secret. in he says Brine Minister
Lloyd George of Great Britain was
tnotified last week, timongh another
member of the Brand: mum.
that the Gsrmno “could Mme
to the 49m matched in the re-
not."
‘ The Menace delegate: were
W Why memes a:
mainseonelemingthemut-
“mmmmmnrthinthere-
Wfitbemehlmndment.
mom. Bene- were mm
Mummnlm eon-
motion with the 3mm pep.
”Mmowwmm
muldmbem
The Baird- W that both the
mmwmrummmthe
.lntemranmeflnd aimed-Mr-
.mmm inthomnne of
,. fimmmmmm
{'0
and RI
"Mamemcreoseinmmay
insisted M m medias likin—
crmed We» and Wm
‘WM_ the ”@reclnfion in money
would one out the wings» of the
,wt. uddendtomdual bankruptcy
3W
andmbyinls .
tbeseetion Mthemm warding
Gunsmmhicbmmtthbur-
datebephoedontheflemnne—
MW nothe 39M“ So
Wiumerozmmmd
declaresfhet Winning-dunno
is?” museum not“ endanger
It war under-flood the report would
be wandered at the meet“: today
or the Iubeommittee on currency.
ed. this otter-mu that Premier Foin-
cnre lied rogue-ted Louie Dubai;
French member or the mention
communion. to thee Melony More
the ambition the question or the
validity and legality of the Bil-0v
Gemini poet. Thepmnier also ask.
ed the other allied 39qu to
give similar instructions to their dei-
egatee on the commission.
The French "lament will await
the action of the commission. before
taking up the questhn omciany with
the allies. it is held. however, in
omelet circles here. that there is n
distinct «mutton «or the Versailles
treaty, and it is declared that what~
ever
may take, the allied ”were on not
tolerate the paint.
The recourse of the allies against
the pact "ia the same on that against.
other violations of tire peace treaty,
and the prevent.” is regarded only
as adding one more to the other
causes of action on tithe Genital: quee-
tien which the allies will take up im-
mediately after the Genoa Confer-
ence.
When the chamber adjourned on
April ii. the premier uromieed Depu-
ty Herriot, leader 9: the Radical
party
' "I will call the Chamber together,
it events require. before May 23."
The expected German demand for
Inlscuesion of her once before a. plen-
ary session ,0! the economic confer--
ence will prove “a. mortal blow"
the conference. it in diclnred in a
Wench communique issued here this
noon.
The communique points out that
for the first time since the signing of
~tbe Treaty of Versailles the world
sees the names of the representatives
0! nine powers making up an entente
affixed ton document which protests
German conduct.
The communique insists that the
. A ECUBLE CHECK
Whem you hove ’a‘
Safe Deposit Box at
this bank, you get one
key, and the bank holds
the ether. Neilzher will
unlock your-.lafox. It:
have t. Doublie; Check
t. from the commie»
this they are suppmzby the neu- .
WWW
fwd to neonate with am on
:32me were 91m m1
contribution should be extended over-_
PARIS, April lip—It m announcr
action the Genoa Conference.
{0'
' ‘ 3! Insour Dairy Products Jinan. clean
" l“
‘zo‘n the satesazbryom
mom a. situation much Europe is
anxious to avoid namely, the lining
of new political groups, one against
the other. It wafers to the signing at
the Rmmrmn treaty as “8. man»
lie-station of the Bismarckian sail-i!
which entitled the allied bloc immed-
iately to firm its unity."
«The mention: commission is to
be asked to consider whether the
11th treaty signed at Ra»:
pal-lo on Sunday violates the Treaty of
Homilies in reenect to the German—
owned reopens in Russia. This pro-
{any under the Versailles. pact. is
pledged to the commission for pay»
319111.01 reparations. . ‘
Commenting on the note sent by.
the allies to Germany yesterday. the
entire Smilax: press is agreed in do.
daring that the note suggested iw
Pnemser Lloyd George was niacin
stronger than the note actually ”at.
The note. they any. was modified!-
chietly through the conciliatory et-
forts of Foreign moi-ter- Schenect- of.
Italy. who pointed out that the chief
WMQA
vent the .brenklngsup o! the confer-
ence. ‘
Boron “Romano Amman, an Secre- "
teryfirenerel of the Gunter-once. cull-"
edrat 7:3!) o’clock last evening on
Chancellor mun, bend of the Ger-
but m firth being absent, the boron
mm by ”Dr. Walter Rubens».
the m Foreign Elam r.
W “the 8038. Dr Roche-nan laid
it some be impossible tor the Germ
ner being uttered “by Frontier Facts.
to all the conference delegates, in'
View of the receipt or such a sting-
1-33" 38m m store.
We: a! this delightful tonic you
can out“ «3 particle of dandrui! or
e Min; m. «Besides. every hair
shows new life. vigor. brightness.
more color and abundance—mAdv.
l
‘We-Are Agents for
Standard Make Time
At Factory Prices
30x33£ Tire .& Norwalk Tube $10,300
Sir .
3c? e commerce
cheats ese
elm LINES. s
stables, trained: .miikern. mm
cattle, . carefully; mind :uddeeo.
j sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methodi of handling.
Such denounce: means health
4 for you: family.
'4
. awe: of no regularly and be
sure or the purest and
m BABY P3033901!
Telephone 2696, Store
T‘hlephono 1018
‘ healthiest-e Wear at 9.. m
W at ibe confirmed would iflair-i961
ma. new to deliver the note, ,
mandamus to attend the gala. din—I
as—cufla buys a bottle of ‘fpanden
After one ap—_
1.
i C
.t ,
mums-ed careful mm
“martian.
P U. BOARDMLLBI‘
FIVE-GENT FARE 33qu
t.
flARTFORD. April lQr-The Public
Utilities commission yesterday heard
the petition of 11 patrons of the Con-
necticut Co ,of this city for a reduc-
tion of fare to five cents on the Hart-
ford lines. This is the last of the po-
iitions’for a. five-cent are which are
on the docket of the communion it
of Chairman Richard T. Higigna. who
~ T has been absent from the state.
7 When the Hartford petition is heard
Elie commission probablywlll.mgke up;
the final consideration of the petitions
for a five—cent fare which have been
duly flied from Bridgeport. Not-walk.
Waterbury, New Haven and the local
petition and a. decision on the question
at fare is expected to be reached in a.
short time.
Night Mary. .
1mm
1139*” “midwe- fie
flimquflewm
flaws-wholly”.
Ind white “ll-Mi not Aunlun- .1
”e and ”mammary-rem
'0 gm m
, 5-1!" Cad.
WSW” Inc. 515 Third Au“.
‘-
1
at The / . . ’
Anythm in Your E 3
Nor-walk Post Road Tire (10.? Mm, 1.601% who cm a: u.
62 m 811. M imagine that there is some Serum
body in their eyes At. times we can
hardly convince them that these grit-
ty, sandy, scratching, irritating condi-
tions are symptoms and eflects of eye-
strain which may be corrected by the
use cf proper glasses. Let us take the
grit. out.
THAMER, inc.
”legion-ion and W
OlhflanticStn Siomioed
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent. 7?
Km
GT9)! "
PORTABLE mm
$60.90
The Benedict News Go;
43 Well m
.3
_ 2
High School findents
Attention :
”Within a few days the
statement has been made and
spread broadcast that you do
not. save vour money that
you might save. That the
incidentals of your daily in-
terests take all your money.
If this is true—which any
rthinkjng person would do-
‘plorewMake a quick shift
and START a. plan working
EH WEMPESLSOK ‘I‘
i
AT ONCE that wintertime
("your SAVING some MONEY
1' green and EVERY week._
i.
We hope this little hint
will be accepted .in the W
intended. It is 191“ your
GOOD.
time 158* '
,9.
First Bank under the Bridge
. 9:1 WW 5%:
'1‘ and let its help yennfin this-—
' 93?. important 3%
has been delayed pending the arrival .,
\‘v,
4:
l‘
«(figurine- e-.ttw... mum H... .. .. .. .
.0... u ,.‘
wv-t~<“A»th-l¢MW ,, . u
we.
Norwalk Chronicler