l
’Kttractive new
.Spring frocks
offered at $19.50
Only a very special“ mm
purchase makes it pos-l
.- .. _._..,.._.e....
modish new SprinO‘
frocEs at this very
pncmg. gm:
Smartly fashionedshoice.
of Russian crepesu‘
a .
heavy crepe (l9 chines,
low 5 lies.
line of b
georgette these dresses
are practically forzself stri
every occasion exceptl...h;te
ing wear. .
There is a mode tog-quite
suit every individual
' preference and the col-
or -range is complete
including oak ill-own“
I!
navy and many in the much want-.1“: first
Prc
«veil as good fast colors, neat
.' d le.s‘
novelty Cl‘epes andzm P llngsz.
Fancy
madms — Highly mCrcerised
Handkerchief cloth
and
' . ._. . _ neckhand and with attached
the most tomhll ex en mu“ $2.50.-
“Jib—Tex” balloon clolth
gusual cloth
shown in neckband and at-
?tached collar in grey, tan and
white—Fancy weave madras
with Gloss stri e in very
pleasing patterns
. ' ; Clef‘ _'
Ch 1 no 56 blue . greygrlxk sateen
1.27 hand——
A
“Yorke” shirts '_ A f
for Spring are
here—Men!
With all the usual care
ng—With all the full-
ness Emdfine fitting they are
- . so noted ton—in all the newer
Slble t0 Offel these'and more attractive cloths
es noted for their wearing quali-
This is the time Men!
jStock up for the season while _
assortment
gives best
ales—specially fine‘
lack and whites as
’eave printed
ped white madras-—
in tan,
both with
gray.
bit better' than the
of this type—
V' shirts’ of fine
finished with col-
This we believe is
time a shirt of—this
5 ad blacks with white trim. fort has been offered here
‘ .. . . " me prlce $4.
3 «, Long line frocks With outtons .. ,, .
'.. th ti f t (l ‘1 ,y ‘ ; . Cloth of Gold a new woven madms With Gloss-I
9 en re ron .311. 011 MGC‘» 53:, . stripe—Figured white broadcloth in nest patterns all
.. .5 this 18 verxeffectlve 111 black With SEl‘lllC—‘i-Sllvtl' stitch” another new wpven madras with
(f .1... . , n - ‘ . 14593055 Strip: woven in for long wear and producing a
white pearl buttons. Others 111 .llan 5...... .mFSPImM shirts for S4_
Russian crepe have white sill; em-;
., ? broidery in very effective designfmkesrl
’1 ll There are models with side rufflesf Silk
and with tiny pleats and nth :rs with 3'-
'the Wide waist line. ‘ “5’“
l
Dresses for the miss and for
women up to size 50.
Quite unusual values—Read“?
Thursday morning and while they?
post at $19.50
Second floor. on tor.
l. inhuman?mmmummt
v s
Women’s stockings Only
Home Go.
(b
with
n '. We simply bought them at lou-
khlngfivou the benefit.
v
.
v
o
«mmnumnfimlsmiiilu ii l: «sun: in;
l nty of blacks and the wanted shades of nude;
and beige. 5
l This is splendid chance to get realty fine _ ,
W—luhzn sill: stockings at the prfce if the were”? ‘0 3011
i : ' Radon- urs'da ' right
_ _’ . 3 awand while the} last $1.95. _ .I
5‘l .
, THE HOWLAND DRY
we. seen gourd. M of
those tho deserts: an”) the armim
fine and prior to the technical emi-
h: or the war.
lam: oases or
' 1::
Dealer-tors
Get Citizenship
. oMlnu or Hm mld over on Nowmbo: ll. 3935. but at:
3' cr
heylgrandma used-mnly
“New ideal” special machines made for us by the New
0 o ' .30
of Itahan 311k . .0.
O ’ ‘o r
, V speaally . flne $1.95 he“... 0,
Yes we had to buy quite a quantify 1:. 5:3 them to n 3
Fill at this price. :‘
You know Italian silk is noted for it’s fine wearing? “New
’ lilies andthese stockln e fthe l‘e‘tew '
qua , gsar o _ .t.
It! made by one. of the better makers. Thev are linishedi
' (are. There is nothing: the matter :«I i - i v
Machines for as little as 339, both the
e United We: or of
. any er the right:
imported E'nglish broadcloth of fine texture
eal fine shirt $4.5Q
broadcloth with woven stripes in cmtrast
‘ery rich and serviceable $7.50.
epe de chine shirts—all white—dainty—
mm.fw~
Sewing machine club
membership drive
ends Saturday
a few days more to get in. 'All yOu Have to
'55 pay 51. This goes as part payment for the machine
. your choice. The machine is tunnedlately- sent to
u home there to begin it’s savings in making new
mending old ones. The balance at puYChase
:i: you pay in easy payments at regular intervals.
Home” sewing machines the kind that
with all the latest improvements
-
“gill” type
’ and electric portables. Better machim in ubinct models
54; ; for 569, and the handsome console type for Si
00. it is
to choose. Pay $1. and join before Saturday
Third loos. enter.
2
Coons co.
Cal-ales.
trustw- mfit under
W
at American dial.
#4
‘ The President acted to clear up a casino. ‘ In: au- W .
. Mg“ 'mrrhumn s.—m. lunatic: vhmby under ”no law in; so her daughter. and had has
“is; by Wltmum hm-lhom who duel-ted an" tse light- “? Breaks m an m hun- fiu u
f _, I. .0 Hfltn so Amer-km. on. g in: erased macro: the some loss 0: 0m , I”; m In um «um. It»
to oil de-n tron: the _‘ riuzonshlp as those who left the Dies Under we Jon-m.dwmn, !
my dorm; the up... alumni", um.“ mm}; .2“. ‘mfl; MILFORD, m ‘_m “i. and two III-l. I: Om W
”WNW" "1‘ M‘WM rrost-euuon. The mr u'as Actually ldor the Mime. oi m with In: MS“ I!!! be m M
1
inch. Wynne:- that WIN Ind
baton {in last Warlord at
”N OI Number 1‘5. 3921, were
deemed under the law volunteer:
to luv. minim wad Tor-him:
time right. or columns. as well 1:
their to to m villains, and
mnflfil ”n“. “no
i-~~ 1. ,‘ac rimming
* men n no Vale
"‘ ~ “‘"T" hi the In!!! a: the
' all. Will‘s this no
“in“ ‘ m.
beenuimluhteredto
a“ . 1;...
fl
“On Industry ‘
WXLmNGTON. DcL. March 63-.-
~More than half or the manufacturers
01 America. representing an Invest.
meat or 362.000.000.000 are depend-
out upon chemistry. sold Dr. John
1:. Teeple. treasurer of the American
Chemical Society in an address pro;
wed for delivery before the Dela-
ware Bankers' Association today.
“Six groups at manufacturers:
textiles. iron and steel. leather, pa-
per, and glass. and metals and metal
products Viluod at $33,000.0n0.000
all Inns 1 definite chemicals busts.”
he said. "Chemical industry now
ranks fourth. being outranked only
by food. iron and steel and their
products and textiles. And In all
of these chemistry is an important
factor.
“Chemistry." continued Dr. Toe~
ple, "enables man to create comma.
dltles hitherto found only Vin mature.
Leather is an example of the tri-
umph 0! Chemistry over mute. The
world cannot raise snmclent animals
to provide for the leather needs or
mankind. so chemistry is making
leather from cotton.
"Business is constantly moving in
the direction of chemistry and it is
absolutely necessary for the hank-3r
end the manufacturer to recognize
this it they are to avoid stagnation.
"Given any chemical industry to-
day. I would rather judge its future
by its fixed attitude toward mental!
than by its fixed assets. its Working
capitol or its past earning power."
Never Said Human
Body Was \Vorth 98c
CANYON, Tunas. March G.——lle-
ports that Dr. C. A. I‘lerle or the
W‘eu Texas Normal College estimat-
ed the chemicals in an average hu.
man body to be worth 95 cents were
based erroneously on his remarks to
one at the normal literary societies
in which he says be quoted an old
well-known report. Dr. Pierle never
made a chemical analysis of a. hu-
man body and did not state that he
had done so.
.Lincoln Council Notes
An important meeting of Lincdn
Council No. 4. 0. 1'. A. M. will be
be held in the council's room It
Progressive Forum Hall. 100 Wash-
ins-ton street, tomorrow evening. at
which time a. class or candidate:
will be initiated into the council.~
The team will go to Bridgeport—-
“My evening. Huron 20th. to
put on the work for the council in
tho! city. This team is regarded as
the best in the states A few weeks
ago the Council had an olddimen‘
night when the chairs were filled by
ex’councilors and an ancient ritual
was used. ‘
880‘? MAX DIES.
NACGATL‘L"K. March G.~Le)vis C.
\"nrner. vice president of the Beacon
‘alls Rubber Shoe company, died in
I hospital at Boston last night from
ccnhral hemnxorrhago. Recently
he Was taken ill whlle in a barber
shop in New York and returned
home. The sharp pain in his hand
wu diagnosed as a hemorrhage and
he went to' Boston for treatment.
Two days ago pneumonia developed.
Mr. “‘nrner. who came from one
of the early {amines of that name
in Connecticut had been closely con~
nooted with the shoe company dune
it was ormizrd in Beacon Falls
:3 years ago. He leaves a wise. one
son, two daughters two brothers and
n sister. He had held several town,
omen in Beacon Pails. his home.
The Misses Julia and Emily Water
or the Connecticut college for Wo-
men are the daughters
A FRIEND in need is a friend in-
deed-and that‘s the kind or a
friend the classified nation is,
Adminiuorlnz
l-IVLLS’Tllso'Wi “,7
Allis AMERICA
Speaker Declares Half
of Manufacturers of
U. S. Are Dependent
Vthlcago Motor
Trials of Felons Drop
20 Per cent. Smee
Gen. Butler. Began
' , Clean-up ‘
PHILADELPHIA. Hush t—Slncc
Director or Public Safety Butler‘s
induction Into omco, the number of
felons tried in the erlmhul court-o!
Philadelphia ty hu dro 20
per cent. Writ“ may
Maurice J. Epic-er old todIY. ,. _
“Although! on: not annulled *
commentlon the director's low eu-
torcement policies." aid Hr. Spams;
"I can safely on; that general But-
ler will be Wul in his crime
suppression task."
Records sho‘w, he add. that only a
small percentage 0! the 2087 indict.-
ments returned by the crud jury
during the last two months were {or
felonies.
"Butler has cleaned out tho-dives,
the pool rooms—Anise: all the
hangout: of the mmmu element.
The crooks from flew York. Boston.
Baltimore and elsewhere have 1m
ed that it is better to give Philadel-
phia a. wide berthi" sold Spenser.
. Philadelphia moiety. would prob-
.ably use the but mus. over. which
.3 big squad ct detectives maintained
strict surveillance- Tuesduy night. to
A test case to determine whether
“exclusive functions“ are to be sub-
jected tame saline official scrutiny
as are public dnnceu. Joseph Parker
Norris, 1n, chairman 0! :tbs Bel
Masque committee. declared today.
\Vhlle r. Norris said the police-
men ch 11 {or the task had been
"perfect gentlemen" and likened
their behavior to the: ot the mom
decoraus of the invited guests. he
(lectured the committee objected
“because of the unnecessary atti-
tude which the police department is
taking." 7
Speaking below a. ward branch
of the Women Voters of Phllndel-
phia, General Butler last night called
upon them to march to the city hall
to show the “cheap politicians" that-
they were in bro: 0: law enforce-
menf.
Asks All‘Candidates
to Tell Just How
They Make Living
CHICAGO, ”arch 6.——Davld Lsdrl
Rockwell, national chairman of the
Hudoo-tor-Presldent committee. la
a statement today suggested that ev-
ery candidate foi- iyreddent be re-
qulred to tell just how he makes his
mm.
"McAdoo sppeued heron the Sen—
ate Public Lands committee and hid
Marcel; 'opglto any question any
senator ti: on as): him about his
public and private malts.- xx.
Rockwell said. “As t matter 0:
fairness why should not this eommlti
too or some other. summon every
l
I rd eg’re back of
the goVemmerlt
-——-in the rear of
the post office.
Schumann Art Print
Tell: 8 17am», Prapn‘der:
u; WuhinponSn, So. Nor-alt
Bunk .l on Post Office
I .
m
City Briefs
Fred Miller of Dnnbury is visiting
(fiends in Nona“: today.
Joseph Francke of New Haven is
mung friends in Norwalk this
week
1
O I O
Bartholomew Lune of Liggelts
Drug Store was presented last eve—
ning by District Manager S. 8. Mc-
Culley with a nggett Sonics But-
ton. on which there is one star. The
buttons are awarded by the com-
pany for laithful service. and hear
one “or for each five years of serv-
Rogers & Steve
South Norwalk
mu: rot SEEN mg
\rtw
TOP COATS?
“my am a,-
. He
Something 11 M“
”3' New
t:.:3:;:3:I:::}ul:u"zd..r
3:
so
no
:3
SEW ( 3p.
.. 31-85 $2.35
a; Mm, “"czcw
1C2. l
O O O
Hts: Anna Keating is ill at her
home in Barrie: street.
GIRL—NO 4
O O 0
Lieutenant “'llliam Juvenal or the ,
United States Navy is visiting mjf
friend. in Norwalk. Lieutenant
Juvennl graduated from Annapolu
uvenl years ago. and is on the "De-
utur." which is with the feet in,
New York hat-bod.
i
Special
$5.75
YIN E Fit-352'. 7.‘ ‘
r
50 50. Main St.
$35.00 to $45.00 ’
t...
BAR HARBOR CHAIR:
Samuel Alexander
Phone 31
Obituary
?
Mrs. K. W.
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Lar-
rand will be held from the lace kernel
4 Grove street. tomorrow morning at .5
8:30 o'clock and from St Joseph‘s:
church at 9 o'clock '
i
.
6
[12807 Olmstead.
Olmstead. of Gishwood avenue. died?
at the Norwich State hospital “‘24-?
nesday. Funeral services will.
W. Raymond. fiturday afternoon
two o‘clocli.
c‘i
l...
Morgan O'Brien.
Word was recClVed here today of
the death 0! Morgan O‘Brien. of
Sttmford. He paged away last
nith Mr. O‘Brien was the father-
in~law of Mrs John M. O'Brien. {or-
merly His Anna. Mcjemey. of Son-
“1k.
Police and Strikers
flash in Germany
1
i
it
candidate for the president nonma-
uon before it, with books and papers.
to lay bare the damn: or in: private
life and of how he makes a living 2"
“What is fair for one is {air for
all."
Ten MM illhnAuito
Campers in 1923
‘ CHICAGO, March s.———Approrl-
mtely ten million automobile
campers hi: the trail of the country
tn 1923, the touring bureau of the
Club estimates, at
the some predicting a considerable
increase in the number of “motor
:ypsles" this year.
Colored Baby Only ,
Child Born Feb. 29..
Locos-ding to the recon!- on file
1:: Mn Clerk Herberfin. mur-
ones in the City Hall. the“ was
onlyonochlld bornln thluelty on
Fem :3. He was Floyd Augus-
ta Spells. colored. Bis potent.- are
Mr. and Mrs. Rooeno Faults or 27
W01: avenue. Floyd wilt not
"I ver- powders"
thnt reduce {ever $0“! removing
it; «use ls‘not rational treatment.
PICKED
\,
’2
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AIRMAN. RADIOPHONE TEST
who tested out «(converse- or re-
dlophone.
celebrate his first birthday until
”bratty 29. 1928.
up u 18.81MB
Top—Jack Knight, urinal! pilot.
Baum-aunt. D. B. Carter or 9;.
vision and J. V.
for duty und prevented other: from}
entering. They are alleged to have
opened fire on the police when the
Lute:- arrived. wounding several.
BERLLY. March €.-——Strikers and
police clashed at the Baden anazlne
dye works at Ludwigehaten today;
ado; ay dematehes received here.
A partial stirke has been declared
owing to the refusal of a number
drove out those who had reported. a
3.1
The number of casualties aft?“
j
t
ers CAREER as .
PASTOR T0 mason _ ,
FAME 0N DIAMOND ; ~
of
no
Dd
l mediate n2; » ‘
w LcRoy Olmstead. son of Mrs. Anna; consideration .
.ection of a successcr,
be? bama. demand-
held from the funeral parlor of D.j tee ascertain “-1.“, .
referred
hints it may l-e P.-
ing managers” as
York formally __
demands of asters' 61‘21';
lion.
presidential nor
of Minnesota co'
cal conclusion of W
New York rules 1?:
or children 0: resi-
. g . . . . ‘
and casualties were suffered on both; adnnmbe 1n exce
‘ resident
of men to work nine hours a (115.33% Financial Com
Strikers {orcibiy entered the work;
1 property from recent
5 c
"3 699; private losses not yet
workers is unknown, as they earn-n.
of: their fallen comrades
ator Caraway. Democra-
mzegorically denies
activities of anti Bern.
etc-a:
lofficials of some nor-r21.
expelling woman studen’
'mgcigarettet
2 Major Astor For-felts ‘
”Jacob Astor has vars?
the Borne of Commons
calcium limos: unique ;
menmry history.
oath. ,
when the new Parliament :as e;..
had no opportunity 2.
On making his firs‘
. the House of Common
getting that he had not 32: z
the oath. or possibly uzawere ct .
rule than in min“ such vctzz
Undu- lho told he 25::-
This Robbery Should
Bnmozponr. .,
nan notor- tnsck collide?1 "f
m - .
1..
Overnight News
Told in B
Attorney G."
3?. \\~
Ht {112, l): v‘ “-9.
<.-.v-~'=
Senator
to in 55f:
Twenty—seven r:
or:
J’s-resident Coo'd‘g
M350: John Jac
n Parliament by
din'sion before zak c
President Cooii .‘
who deserted trom a 5.?!
ween stgr‘ ling of an
Federal Judge Ll.
Senator Smoot,
t»: to provide 3-
l revenue.
Law—s: in govergrttrr‘
ma Rica are estunatv. i a: S
; are heavy, but few €535.12: rip.
. ed.
‘:32' "‘
Secretary Mellon in 2
compensation leg
Kiebigaa supreme c_'..
His Seat in Comm
LO.\DO.\'.
(-5-: cf '.
Parliament is that a r.
t allowed to vote before
3130' :- Astor was ”"
and up to the pee
‘7
ll‘
Give Police 3
It .2: reported to the F33“ "‘
morning that the barber shop
Adan Holler in Railroad 1‘
had been entered somedme ‘5
the we.
The matter was investlgfite’d
Patrolman Frank Strauss. “'20
m that six bottles a: Co‘s!”
m had been taken. "
in men through
over the door.
Norm. Truck in
9::
t!"
the
Millwdge“
Xarch 5- "'
o: 3100 while the ' ’
mild. w ‘W
4‘ _‘.
Norwalk Chronicler