1 who 0::me comma.
‘ Grand Chancellor .1 Fred (ll-angle,
ill 8&5!!!"ny th rm 0! ally-
111119.111 1113- cool!“ 9 oilloo‘rs. will pay
"n'~olllolol rm'tef“ ' visit to 01m
, . 11mm Waffle. '10 all; "the weekly
'mootlng, tomorrow , I A lute
rooted. inspection or the lodge here
will be made. 11*sz time to outlet-Ii.
”.1th
n
. Gun—tun.
sauna Wu: sun. will introduce “
some hfluulfl to not: other today who ‘
ought tonne known etch 0&0!“onng
" Attendance ragga“, one.“ is ex-
The Crime or Silence " w
A- law Words of frank, fearless and wholesonid
advice to parents on the method of handling tho
delicate subject of sex instruction with thgin
' I “childrén.
Clean-Up Day
«Splgillg house~clcllning as at hand Why not carry.
you; home-cleaning beyond your gates into your .
city streets. your city park, your city cemeteries,
your city alleys, your city shops? This special
article tells how to do it. and why.
'- Burglarsl
What would you do if you woke up at night and
found auburglar in your room? What to do, and
how to prevent burglars from enten'ng your home
athat is what this article tells.
The Fight for Clean Food
The story or the remarkable battle waged by the
women's clubs of America'against- unsanitary and
adulterated loads. This is a ripping good story
of a thoroughly organized and vigorously. fought
battle against tremendOus odds-wild the women
won; '
11. new 11.11.; 1.11.1.1...
‘ This Is the first of a series of constructive articles
on our public schools. For the “host letter in it!
ply to this series we will pay $500.00 to cash.
‘OctImAInIteIre
This 18 the story now lining innovated hy fiction
pictures allover the United States and Canada.
‘ I Read the story. See the pictures.
A Ont-Ont for the Children
,) 1 Each inonth there IS a cut-out play. on the young»
Jim‘s. This month it is the old lairyotory oi .
“littoral and Grete. "
.vlnoam A rollllcn heroes Pictorial! ‘Revlew through , ‘ “
itgiyears of: unfailing attorney _ ‘ ‘_
.,1 .
'553o“l
This new mod-1 tor u tummy nun
l- mtulo in two Noe-en. Cloth. voile or
curse on truncated for lts develop-
ment. ‘
l The tuhlon liner 19.11.1.9 hove deslsned
l nothing more ‘hoo mlnz than thln two»
place model. Wllh Allxhtly railed
sum to Mlfllon or charter
l length. The trimmings are of the rum.
material villi “I. PM. addition a!
brain or hm Button.
sludow lace and stilt; also 1111
and miles. low or high neck
tool-m1:
merited hr: ole "1‘
“Ml“! (Old
/ m .
. lonkthwlle (mm o! ,
~, shorter. north. out ow lower compo!
come on nine.“ “o" honor-111191111.
{motions and 'molte I rowa ll: lneh
‘ Ipll't below unpei‘ can. meet at mu
«brlnslnc "'1‘" to correspondlnx dutch
. "c” parlor-1mm And tack; Mill-t. nth
‘ovor slash notches and oorrecpondln
Adjust belt utter“
perforation: even.
on book gore. correnpcudlnx perfora-
tlonn and edge- even; tingle large “0
perforation to belt strep Indicates cen-
tor-buck.
folded edge. Center- from lndlcated by
I .ltt's'e “0" perforations Join {rant and
back sore: u. notched, leavlmr omen-
alone on left side free; turn undone):-
tenalou on trout tore on slot perforc-
NOW plant the back gore or Iklrt.~
' bringing "I" to small “0" portontlonu;
luck at upper edge and press. Gather-I
“Flier editorbolwoon double "'1'!" new .
. Belt man may be let out on .1
.requlrod. Tuck front gore. months on. .
clot perforations; etltch 1 men from I
mid yinI ” " '
‘. mmudulvzhhéulwla ”by
resultant tare" chlld'a dym
lens nul-
‘ {or 11’s «11111.1 to one.
floppy molheru 1n
‘ . m..mrrz.nt
dldra ultl.’
afierdlymrchna’ ‘
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thou powders. 'li-ulo lurk.
our dronlll has 0011'! c
themfllk'lboxn 'Iny cubi‘lll :.
Be aura you as! for.
and obtain,
m Imam . mama
1 ‘ FOR WWII.
of the most bewilching order.
the latest‘whim of filehion.
colored embroidery, pink, old
Persian désigns,
or children’s frocks. are in en
$1.39.
o
“A CHAUTAuouA WEEK m non.
The Dainty Fmbroulenes
Batistes, Lawns and Crepes.
The. Embroidery Sectio n.
Crepe de Neige, a fabric
is brinnning‘ with novelties
. i‘cru‘ and white llntistc
Bonds are combined with (immerse 1410:.qu Genoesc is
of exquisite texture has
blue and pale blue, and
Flouncings of Batiste, Oigandy and Lawn, for tunics
ormous variety. 59 cts. to
Main Flobr.
_, . MS I The Goth for; Immediate Wear
MM. .
tlons. lap to. small "0" perforations for . 4 I
This evening at elIglIrt ocloelt in the
elnplncz cut oMxtonalon on rlsht back I
" em or back gore.
Only 238 Wolves In this smut (marina; I .
The): ore reduced now neurone mayor-ensure 0! spring moron-11.
also controls us to make room. . ‘
All this season's models comm-lotus various styles or. .net.
~lultouootoklhd .. , .. "If” .
Rumor “:98 to ”75 values at --: ............... ”51 69.
Beaum- “00- made vnluoeot ".7 .......... 99¢
Adjunt elutle to'
potltlon underneath 11me can of 511m
- for I CW. centers even (smell “0" new
tor-allow indicated center-front” tiring
single smut "o" perforation to slde.
from «out rind tiring folded edge 01
mm In mre to double “on" we
dilution in m.- atlteh upper ed.» to-
(other. ctretchlnc elastic and tracking
nthers to mutton
It requires 3 yortlI o! “cinch or 2%
Yuri! o! 5‘ loch muterlltto make the
Inn. .
CONSYRUCIIIION GUIDE $35
manometer. ’ ‘ .
No. mum. :1 :2. u. n. 28. 3e
32. and “inches rum. Price or
. tom 15 cont-A
especially lull shown: o1 lingerie
111ml long or short nleevog; often
We have, MMM a on! tumor would «unwanted _
mew M mm» ”ml: ,
m minimum». mm our short mun: tor
cloning.
7 7c:
' Value-rue 1:11m.1¢o.11’i1I
9c 1?
.lmoet successful entertainers the coun-
.. z ble and llkenblo. for the wee folks, in
I tenuersod Dr. Turner has done some
parlors or the South Norwalk Donne
gwonol Ohurch a meetlng-wlll be held
{or tge purpose ,0! hearlng Dr. B. A.
'1‘111-11 r of Swmhmore College. de-
l scribe the benefits and possibilities of
a ChentnuquI assembly tor Norwalk
The plan lnvolvos a week's. program
of six numbers dolly. to be given In
some central auditorluln, some tune to
Itho last spring of, tlllelyeur. The pro
gram consists of numbers conlurlslng
thelfllloet music. vocal and lnstrumen
tel. some of the greatest lecturere and
'try words. with plenty of the laugha-
Iprellmlnary work ln setting sentiment
llle wonmn who has :1 liking for odd colmings 111 hm
aparcl may indulge her fancy to any limit this. season, .
The Crepes and soft Tafi‘clas‘ which have been made into
gowns are in the most delightful shades of rescda and
rrrav sage green. mahogany. ulsteria, Labrndor blue.
ocean blue, taupe and casino (=1 They are tastefully trim-
mer} with shadow or $11qu other fine lace, and :1 much of
brightness in passementcrie
Seflilcablc and stylish (1011'llsul\\u0l
Poplin.
(rope and
Prices from $ 12.511 to $25.00.
\ New I Pieces of Furniture Arrive
Each Day.
M l)? at . ‘“
,1 .. _ mm "mm: In. I‘ tell. culvert man. practised Ills
, . .own 11113111111 teaching ‘or 1111111111; the
‘ molt 11nd crlonled mlnst the strong ..
crystalllred for this venture and now
comes to complete the work. The out Dutch-colonial Corner C
armed deep-seated, with r0111
llorsehide or \lexican leather.
will be present. to hear Dr.'r11r11er,i
who in in his own right A most enter
mining speaker. «All. eight o'eloék.I
1
MORE PERLE NEEDED 0N . II I II
3 g. EARM$ 50“??-
3 rrALo. N. Y., Mun-1‘11 ls -—"rheI
mom Ulll never again be a rut-I
In! people." Liberty .H..-Balley. lormerI
clean or the College or Asrlculture at
Cornell University. told the Erie
(loudly firms“ Association in col
Adams last ulnht."'l‘l1ere la proh- ‘
ably today lose that 3 per cent. of
the population on the farms. ' 111 lb;
cllnir hacks and stand coverI
tream and white
\\ idtlls from 16 inches:
._ call there is nothing or particular re 1’
xret ln thkt. but In the your so onI
we 11111111 1101111 thonunds Ind poaalbly ‘
’ lullllono more on are turtle. We shallI ‘
. hem need more lumen in proper-I
lion to the population.. but ller
5 lemon."
' "There ls no such thlnj as the shun: ,
dolled turn ” Prof. 'Belley aid. "The
. mulled 111111111011“ tel-11111 are out“ “:10" 5W“ HUN“ 'U'LLV'
Ike.
Control Beacon. Room. .
NEW YORK. lurch 18 -—The Rev.
row. mm mm o! tho Sands
street Mellon-l M. '11.. Church. Brook
i
"will mw.lht war. no move a thorough
+mm I hm! trovolllnz mow:
”Mm wimflohonmuhrwhmthe M
I , m tried to bully I would from Dan
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'1I‘lo1olll to der
Amen
Gate-leg Tea Tables for fireside use 1:. I I
. good return for larceny and tinctur- G to u l ' ”Amp“. 111 ‘Grand ~
I It won ollvelv fight all when the '
hairs. No chairs ever looked l
100le good for aauecooalul Choutou- snI solidly substantial and strong asthese. Some have
‘41qu but ‘0‘“th address ‘5 ”any a rush seals. others are COVCl’t‘tl with figured green hair
necessity in making the matter entlro- .I ‘chltlg
ly door to all lnterested. It ls very ‘ ' ‘
much to he hoped that a good “meme! Armchairs and Rockers of dark MahOgany, h1o.1d- e
mallle cushions of dark 1nd
Gate-leg and Pembroke Tables, huge Iemulgh to ac
t'ommmlhle a dinner 01 supper pally OfI six or eight per—1
41‘
liourth 3&1 low.
Art Litton: £01 embroidered runnerst cushion covers
5 In naturnl brown. mm.
many different grades-
~ Linen Section. hasenu-nl.
minis Would be a much hoopla
place to live. In."
The magistrate sentenced stem to
serve ten days on Blackwell'n Island
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or on "W? ..
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Matilda" Your chill! lan't illiturnlu
IIIorooe and my.“ Sou lltonuno ls
'Imtmll till- it A and 11m its 111m
”Mr ”M ‘M’ holiels need 11
clemeld‘rrr m
mom-1 tho gloom cud low
“Witt mid M lutlo monumoomac»
mwtm W in the intention
1* 1 mm momentum
for ill m o W hum tron
moh- m. Cum. Mint» on moment out. timer out “13%, has atom
lab at I. tlo linker Ind: howl cloud-1n: should
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cold: M M W Iota, 1116091”
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Norwalk Chronicler