pokesman for" Minis-
er of Economy Says l
Department Is Tack-
ling Prohibition
‘1, DUESSELDORI“.
3 (3 ). The
' cie
.re for their annual conventi n.
dresses of welcome were dciir r-
at the opening session last exe-
nx by loprcscnlativos of the min-
iries 6t interim. justice and cron-
Y.
Special significance was attached
i the delegates ‘to the declaration
Germany.
United Prohibition
the spokesman for the ministry
economy. “ho said his dopam-
ient was tackling the 1110111133111 of
fitting a law against the dangm of
.whoi “with a. strong tooling of 10-
i f sibnny‘."
' 11115 or YORK
* 11111151111511 or
1‘ Donors ASS’N.
LONDON. June 3 (AP).-—The 700
3 erican and Canadian doctors at
8 Interstate Postgraduate Assem-
y were Welcomed to Great Britain
the Duke of York and Health
ulster Novillc Chambcrlain at: an
'augural conference yesterday in
' i tgmore Hall
i’l‘hose on the platform included
i Humphry Rollestbn. president of
Z c Royal College of Physicians; Sir
hn Bland- Sutton. president of the
il- -yai College of Summons; D1.
ii cries Hmacc Mayo, noted Ameri-
inn surgeon of R ochestl-r . Minneso-
1: the Ammican Ambassador. Alan-
iln B Houghton, and other disting-
.ished persons
ii’l‘hc Ambassador and the heads of
e two Blitish organizations spoke
l‘iefly. after which Dr. Mayo confer-
id honomry membership in the as-
imbly upon the Duke of York.
“11111111.; out that he shared this hon-
ii with only one other person. the
:2 seidcnt of the United States.
The technical sessions of. the as-
' 3 wmbly began immediately afterward
33it1der the charimanship of Sir
i; mphry Rnliestou.
er Trip to Europe
Cost 70 Cents
i
1"an YORK. June 3 (AP).—
nrothy Reilly, 16 years old, of
glewood. N. .‘i.. arrived today on
.716 liner Drottui11gl'ml1n, after an
J oiuntary round trip from New
brk to SPockholm, and was greet-
at the dock by her overjoyed
3 ants. ’ ' -
The gill. whom passc'ngers called
he Peter Pan oi the sen." visited
e Droitninzholm. flirty it, with a
r! companion, chtricd Handel.
Tenafly. N. J.. to bid lzon Voyage
fliends
They failed to hear the naming
istie, and “hen they came on
ck. they were in the arbor. Cup-
in Andorbcrg communicated by
oreless to the girl‘s parents. Miss
dude] was told to \isit relatives in
iockhoim but Dorotl13.s parents
ed the captain to bling her back
the 1etum nip Financially
'rothy's trip was a success. She
it‘ted out with $1 and returned
th 30 cents. .
“Never again."- Dorothy
'hen I heard a liner again.
off in time.
said.
I'll
I was homesick all
assengcrs said she cried almost
ii the trip.
0 STUDY FOREIGN TRADE.
WASHINGTON. June 3 (AP).—
‘ . Julius Klein, chief of the Bureau
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
ill sail June 10 from Ne’w Xork for
mine.- » He will spend several
anths inspecting the bureau's trade
emotion ofiiccs in various coun-
June
of Germany are assembled,
Red Leaders VetE'Pol i ,
unmim'at
kov is seen (left) arriving 8%
coupons,
it
”No change in "Red"; poncy‘ ,
is expected to result: flow the
Federal Congress of Sovietsfin
Moscow; Soviet lenden,3 aux-i
ions to nominal-tho government
with on air of liability, ire q:-
posing all autisnl’umler R 1
Above are some pic;
turesquc dole to: from the
PIQikialan regime." f
(
I
Be Forerunner oi
By OWEN II. SCOTT
Special Correspondent at
The Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright: 1525)
CHICAGO. Juno 3.-A war of ex-
tinction was declared here today on
that man-eating insect. the Ameri-
. can mosquito—4M bane or summer
life through 11 good share of this
country.
”Experts from Pannnm, who have
routed the vicious ho1dcs onsthcir
own chosen battle ground. are here
to launch their first oflcnslve against
the man-esters 3o! Chlongo'and its
environs. Success-hire is expectedS
to result in similar drives in other
parts where life is made a misery
by onslaughts 0t inf-so jabbing i11-
sects.
Suburbs of the city are credited
with the initiative in the big. drive.
Last summer was a summer of cut-
terixlg for residents in outlying dis-
trlc when numberiess swarms of
moqultoes swooped down on the dis.
trict to make life outdoors unbear-
able,
Throughout the Middle West a
similar condition prevailed. Never
had the region seen such unrelenting
attacks trom an insect toe.
This year. good and curly. lenders
Chicago 1 1.31.1 .. 11...... May
Nationwide Battle
in the suburban distlicta laid plans
to prevent o. recurrence. A com-
paign for funds was set under way
with women calling "a. 11011111" 11 worth
of comfort" in the form of tags tell-
ing that the posticnlior had contrib-
uted to the common cause in the
war on misqultocr.3 3
Then the Chicago Sanitary district
appropriated 825. 000 to be added to
the community fund in a general
drive to exterminate the insects.
Methods used in' Panama. to stamp
out the menace of diseasencnrrylng
mosquitoes in that formerly lnlested
country. will be employed here. All
swampy areas in the annuity round
about are to be dosed with oil. and
the insects sought out in their plin-
cipnl habitats.
By a concerted. widgfipread move
on the mosquitoes.’ those in charge
expect that: they can readily put an
.ond to such attacks as cnmo lost
Near. when vicious little man-eaters
attacked business men in .their ot-
tlces right in the center of Chicago's
downtown district.
In fact. the hopes are that mos-
quitoos can be cltcctivcly extermin-
utrd for good. and that. similar 0!-
tenslvcs will get under way through.
out the country wherever the insects
are troublesome. -._
AUSTRO GERMAN
UNION LEAGUE 18
'10 BE LAUNCHED
Claims to Have 1,000,-
000 Members -—-— Will
Take Question t 0
League of Nations
VIENNA. Austria. Juno 3 (AP).—
A “German pe pic's league" is to
be launched to'1 orraw. with 1.000.-
000 members, according to support-
ers of the movement for the unloh
ol Austria and Germany. This, they
assert. is their reply to the recent
declarations by Premier Mussolini of
Italy. and Foreign Minister Bones of
Czccho- Slovakia. against their agita-
tion.
The new league will demand that
the Austrian Government ask the.
League of Nations to recognize the
German-Austrian economic union us
an accomplished tact. it'll! this is re-
fused) the supporters of the move-
ment say. they will conduct a. pri-
vate plebiscite and submit the re-
sults directly to the League of Na-
tions.
.1...
Pension Bureau Pay 3
Roll Is Cut $80,000
WASHINGTON. June 3 (AP)..—
Secretary Work has announced that
a. reduction of “9.000 in the un uai
pay roll of the Pension Bureau 1nd
boon effected during the ll”
months by u. re- -Cll!ll.llb_lltl n on n
which permitted the dis ontin ‘
of the services of 43 employed. TM
roducthn was made by not. lining
positions vacated except when ab
lately necessary and not a single
ployc was dinohmgcd :3
5'
NotKidnersc' ust Risen:
#588
Don't think that back pains mean
serious kidney tr'oublc. 01' highly
colored urine. or ncquont urination.
The kidneys become cloggedtand
sluggish, just as the bowels do.
Perhaps they need relief. Countless
people now secure it in this easy.
modern way.
Drink plenty of water. Start bo-
l‘ore breakfast. To the morning glans
add a little Jad Suits. 'l‘hey will
give you a pleasant. sparkling drink.
Jad Salts is made from the acids
of lemon and grape juice. combined
with lithla. They are made to spur
the organs of elimination.
Results are prompt. In one hour.
JADSALTS
Wflushirtg
will do
usually the poisons begin to depart.
The clogging is relieved.
Continue for a week. Flush“
all the waste and poisons thatiyo
can. You will then tind. we bailey
a. very dlt'lerent kidney condition. 3
You should iea1 11 these tocts..'l‘lio
kidneys. like the bowels. need 1191p.
Give them that; help without dolu'y.
Then watch how results repay you.
All drugglsts supply Jad 8111111.: 1
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W yeth Chemical Co., . .
a 598 Madison Avc, F T 3 .
.33, 3 ,3 rec est
3 Mull me a Free Sunpla cl Jul Saiu. 1".
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Yale Loses $10, 000;
Will Called Illegal
NEW HAVEN. June a (AP).—
Bccause only two witnesses and not
three. as required by Connecticut
statute, attested the will of the late
George Burton Adams, professor of
history in Yale college. who died
May 26. Yale university will not
have the lcneilt of 11 310.000 legacy
bequeathed to the president and tel-
iows of Yale linirerslty outright.
Nor will it have the use of his
entire estate and remainder, which
utter certain legacies have been dis-
charged and contingent on the sur-
vival of his wife and daughter.
left to Yale “for the establishment
or a. fund. the income of which
shall purchase books," {or the uni-
\ersity library. .
Judge Gliso11.in Probate court
here yesterday refused to admit the
will to.prob e and declared the
estate intosta e He appointed Miss
Ruth Adams, the daughter. an ad-
ministratlx. The estate will prob-
ably exceed 380.000. The will was
drawn on July 8. 1914. '
'At a glance, one can See
style-rightness
t :3 ”“3 ' .. "t
Gally Striped ‘FrOcks 7
for Youthful Sports Fans
end perfect
the
is.
Main & Wall Sts.
Norwalk, Conn.
511%." v
Static" Begins
P3romptly at‘
3:30 A. M.
Plenty of
' Stouts
We have planned (or
the stout. woman as
wellfi‘ S e v e 1's. 1 mo.
deispnado ilp espec-
ially with youthful
lines in mind. sizes
48 to 54. ‘
Sale Starts “Thursclar '1 Morning“
The Year’s Greatest
Dress Sale,
Frocks of Plain and
Striped English Broad-
cloth. Plain, Figured
,nnd Dotted 'Voiles.
Plan to Come
Early For
First Choice
Colors for
Everyone
There are too many
dresses of contrast-
ing colors to list
but there is a. sum-
mery color to suit
everyone
hyngnck‘ed for ‘
3..N. ‘ Y .
Governoro
quality of fabric in these new-
3 eat sports frocks. Of wash-
able silk and crepe, they em-
body such youthfuiness in
their straight line effect, some;
times with a‘ five inch ruffled
flouncé at the bottom and chic
tie scar! neckline. Two piece
dresses, too. with all the
smartness which is designed to
:make the game one of calm
plete success. Every color
scheme to outwit your oppo-
cent. 3.31“” .m 1.4-4
$17.50 3
' Second floor
Just What "
Yen Want
for Summer
You’ll
Marvel at
Them!
You’ll ' wonder
Dons 1'1' PAY To MAKE
YOUR OWN DRESS?
3V; Yards Material?
Trimmings. " .
Making ? » ‘
What would‘thc'cost be ?
Special Notice: ~-
Our3 ~Salespeople w i 11% e a r
these dresses in order to show
you how well they look and fit.
how such pretty For cou‘ntr’y.,
dresses —- made of shore, town. a n d
these high, quality general 5 11 n1 m e r
. materials'ficould wear, cool, wasb~
sell, for so littlé, able and inexpen-
T he y are! '
without doubt the
outstanding value
sive.
Trigly Taflored
Sports Hats '
Felt in white or pastel shades with slashes of
.the material 3for trimming. Jaunty shapes with
pinched crowns and narrow turned up brims. N
and ever so becoming for sports are hats of til?
'and straw combined in intriguing fashion. Lovely
shades of rose, blue, navy and brown. ‘ ‘
Come see them,
. figure" up the cost .
of making one of
3s a c 11 quality, of
M Willi S ’ Hacker! in Norwalk today.
byor am
have) at Albany. who is given
tedit to‘r breaking up the. “Al. 1
any baseball Fool, , heralded OI
.1 obiggest lottery ever canduct-I -
:l in the 0.8., is being boomed
b! impound-nu. nomination ‘
3 governor in York state 3 Al
with has his eyes on the senate,
ind, it is reported, iii willing for i
such styling 013' 'All guarante-
3 ed fast colors.
Fancy figured voiles $2. 79
, FEW? dotted Fbllgsgi'ig such trimmings. .3
‘ Regular Sizes SEE
Eirxt‘ra Sizes
48 to 54
3 Second floor
Norwalk Chronicler