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Bauhaus-scoot“ tbs nee;
will receive a one hundred and fifty
lollar Milan Diamond Disc Phono-
........ Him
134 Washington St.
Rice No. 2, a pound .. 5c
H.0.0ats.pkg. in
Washington Crisps
3 pkgs. 25c
Cherries, No. a can ilc
initiations:
it liltililtli, till .I
‘ . l (Continued 'fnotn First Page.)
u Church. Bridgeport. as chairman.
I III Secretary Fred It. Johnson of
Boston Associated Charities, for-
“! superintendent of Bridgeport's
We“ at Public Charities. will
:9“! a program of legislation for
”W especially with reference
tlement laws. Mrs. William H.
”I, p of Vew'tonville Mass, will
and“ on “ideals of Charity—Organisa-
“WM”-~lld "6m 4 l0 6 there will
“Darwinian at the home of Presi
“at bonard 0. Smith.
‘ 9 general session Monday night
‘33. will be in charge of the Commit
’t. on Children. with Mrs. Frank A.
:men of Norwich member of the
“lie Board of Charities, as chairman.
Dept. Eugene You Why or the Wii
Ill-l Gilbert home. Winsted, will give
ID report as secretary of the coin-
MW, and Mrs. Mitchell will speak
~- ' Cm county home system, including
its piecing Oilt of children. Miss
”A Phipps of the New Haven 0r-
fiui Asylum will outline the work of
rivaie cllnritits throughout the State
In the placing out of dependent mil-
lion and General Secretory (. t‘.
(hi-scents ot the Society for the Pro
‘ -'.flol of (Cruelty to Children. Boli-
,,.hn. will. advance suggestions in lhc
present [ll'titlli‘t' of curing tor dcpcnd
all children in Connecticut.
Il‘oundilltble discussions will be held
3t 0 o'clock Tucsdny monllng. Miss
«We (‘beiiey of South Manchester
, ,..pd ,Rev. John T. Ryan of Hartford
n.‘
ANDREW DAVEY, inc.
)1”thth St.
Fruit Jams
Marmalade
,Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co.
‘Very Best Fresh Creamery Butter 39c lb
.. 31am Pure. Jellies
25c
South Norwalk. Conn.
Sultana Lima Beans. can
ioc
Broms, each .. 23c, 27c, 31c
Washboards. each _ . . , 29c
Clothes Pins .. i00 for lac
Clothes Lines, each .. ioc
will be the speakers at the
given over to ”it“ welfare oi (lilldrtti
The former will leiiew the situation
with H gard to lllt‘ publlt care of chi!
dren under four years of are ulnleI
Father Ryan will give a similar re,
view relative to the care of children
under four years of age by private in
stituttons. especially by St. Agnes
Home.
(leiierul Secretary Francis M iluc~
Lean of the American Association of
Society for Organising (‘harity will
lead in the discussion of the section
on the family and the community.
The discussion will be relative to or-
ganise charity work, and also sill
bear on the establishment of juvenile
courts in Connecticut... and improve
ment of non-support and dcscrtiou
laws. Mr. McLean's presentation will
he followed by a talk by Mrs. Rose-
nmry Anderson of New London. The
roundtnhle discussion of the section
on correctional work will include
talks by Probate Judge l. l’. Waldo
\ilirvin of Hartford. on "Treatment of
lllt'llrli‘ly,II and by Police t‘ourl .ludxe
Edward 1.. Steele of the same
on "Discussion of the county-jail sys-
tem." There will also be a discussion
of the section on mental defectives.
Tuesday's general session will open
at 10'“ a m..
inittctI on Mental Detectives, with Dr.
Henry .\l. Pollock.
its chairman. There will be
ductory remarks by Dr. Pollock.
t‘harlce ’l‘. Lablourr.
ot' the
clics ttt linkevillc, will
"The Cure of thc l-‘r-chlcminded." and
lir. llonnld L. Ross, Superintendent of
Dr.
superintendent
t‘rttig (‘olony for Epllcpttcs, at Mans-e
field, will talk on "The t‘nre of Men»
tlllly licfcctivo lipileplics." Dr. C.
1‘. ll:l\'lll'ld of the Connecticut Hos-
South Norwalk
Evap. Milk
June Peas
Farina
7c each
.I-. . .IBest Family Flour. aIbaIg
lThe D. M. R:ad Co.
There‘s Special Ivalucs in These
Suits and Coats for Women
ADE of the finest fabrics obtainable,
section.‘
clly.‘
l
in charge of the (‘omII
superintendent oil
ihtI Norwich llospi al for the lnsaiie,‘
tntro-‘
t‘onnecticul School for lmbe-,
speak on‘
..... 80¢
.... ~StrictlyFreshEggs..............' ............. 25¢doz.
Quaker, Mother‘s or White Rose Oatmeal . 8¢ package
.I Durham's Cocoanut. roc pkg. ...................... 8¢
Shoulders, nice and lean . . . .. ........ . ............ 14¢
. Fancy Maine Potatoes, lslbs. ..................... 36¢
-’ Try Our Mixed Tea .......................... 27¢ lb.
:4 Cottage Street. I tin-t Norwalk
#7.? . _ .... A - ._.._._.—_ a -
l-4 lb. can. 12c.
. Armour‘s Ported Meats. tsc
355Crown AstorF lour 331'
Crown Aster Flour is our own private brand and we
‘ _Iguarantee same to‘ be one of the best flours on the mar-
. ket; today. Try a bag or barrel. You will not regret it.
. , ; Royal Baking Powder S to
. - 1-: lb. can, one.
13 Fresh Eggs (Warranted) for ......... ' ......... 25¢
third.fl ..... 6 cans for
' Armour-'3 Salted Means, to size .....
Royal Plantation Code: (a delicious blend 1b..)
Dufiyfs Malt Whiskey, Reg. 3: no also cut to
1 lb. can, 42c.
ii:
.31.!»
3 cans for
#95
t]: .-v u
‘ 2", J.
83—85 wasnmorml 8T. ,
. sourn NORWALK
NORWAILK‘S LARGEST one can? _'~ ;
A IIF. BECkmani‘i 6: CO.
PHONE m
and tailored in a manner that imme- i
diately stamps quality upon their ev-
ery ‘,detaii and priced so low that their worth
isapparelittothemostexacfingthese gar-
ments represent a special worth that it is dif-
ficult to duplicate. Combine this to the ser-
vice of credit, and you have a twofold advan-
tage in buying here. l
Ladies’ Suits
13:5—2- to 835.
This line includes French serge, poplin.
silk taffeta, gabaldine. serge and shepherd
checks, in all the new shades.
Ladies’ Coats
+3.9 to 318.
including stylishly made French ser ,
- ‘ poplin, checks, corduroy and chinchilla in a
wide variety of models and colors.
MOTHERS!
Your boy may need a new suit—we
are showing a splendid line. specially
priced from—
llii. to 37.
Nl Collectors—link By tourist
All Styles in New Wal sts
Girls' New
All the latest styles in crepe do meteor, crepe de chine,
China, marquisettc, etc. Splendid values in exclusive
Spring Coats
models.
s‘.l.iti‘5"“’ . st .50 to $5 00
I %\
l
I OPEN A CHARGE AccouNtr TODAY
IIFBRENNAur
42
i S. Main
' Street
for the public service in national do
fence.
"it my request. the American 80;
cicty of Civil Engineers, the Ameri-
can ldstitute of Mining Engineers. the
Ipitnl for the insane at iiiddictownlI
will speak on "Care of the inane."
The afternoon and llnnl session will]
be at. 0 .15 iii charge of the Commit
tea on «iteformatory Work of which
hnson, Su erintendentl American Society of Mechanical En-
EfIIatIhIrIiIIICofineIIcItIicut IliefoIiImutory at lglncers. thc‘ American Institute of
I.Cheshirc is chairman. Mrs. Martha tElectrical hngineers and the Ameri-
«ia , W185,-
in Furnishing for Summer
Tie thought of practical Rugs
IlIllt’it‘ arc tltt- llt"\\ that lie Lune Rugs, a wave that
has appcart-«l llll\ M‘aNMl for the first (in and which ll
superior to the ordinary Crcx. Brown m
are the (illul'h. and that are four bth‘S. Stencilcd borders
in Contrasting colors add much to the attractiveness.
'i lit-re is no rug better for summer living rooms or
porches.
9 x 12 C Ola-so ' ' l”.
, 8 x to $8.50
6 x 9 $5.50
54 .\' 90 inches ‘3'75
.Third floor. I.
0
Net Curtains
Arabian and White. _ A
Iixtrcmlcy effective, a strong net with edges and Cur-
iicl's in flower and Uni: applique. , 35.,
A pleasing assortment. .e slid
88.00 1“ $9.00
Chintzes and Cretonnes.
The diffcrcilt llllt‘s lll thew attrat‘tiw fabrics are coni<
plt‘ii‘. IlIllt‘ artistic woman may gratify hcr fanctcs to the
limit in colt-rings for chairs, cushions and window suits.
Third floor.
The Comforting Bath Towel
'10 reach for a Bath Towel and find it large enough,
absorbent, and with the right “clght is may Satisfactory. 3 .
if the towel is attractive to look at. so much the better. -3
Net cr were such pretty ones as this spring. ‘
Fine quality with pink, blue, lavender and gold bor- l
dcrs, 59 cts. 7
Fancy Turkish Towels, regular size, white, striped .I
with pink. blue and gold, 29 cts. 3
White Turh'eli Towels of desirable. size and weight, >'
[it"l’ill m or human 39 ctr-to is “8-
Guest Towels, lg cts. t
Face Clothe,
“The Little Leather Library”
Thcsc littlc suede-bound voluiiics, which are all clas-
sics, are to be found at: the leather goods and jcuciry sce-
iioils. Shakespeare, Dickens, The Il‘iity Best Poems of
England, and The lifty Best Potms of America, a low
of Kipling, ctc.
" i'l’
Those who buy this week will rcccivc a Shakespeare
llookplatc. With Cilt‘ll book a coupon is given and when
is coupons are acquired. lly presenting them and 15 cts. .
a neat little book rack to fit the lczlthcr library may lie 1
had.
5 cts.
:9 etc. each.
Fads in Jewelry
Shirt Waist Rings, inexpensive stones to combine '
with summer frocks and blouses. :l.‘
Jade, coral, amcthyst, lapis, sapphire and emeralds,
so cts. , ‘ ‘l-
than 3
' i
'3
lilhr E. at man (humming;
Beads in different combinations more popular
evci‘,
vs, . _. r .
as and 50 cu.
Main floor.
r. Falconer. superintendent of taming“ the “sings [on of: the at: gzsmicsznsmtigt: grinning-ting:
IIIrIIIIII Schootl‘ aIND.dIIIIIIfI;Ia IiIl'IomlriIt'sI‘ Country to 60-well” .meork of collecting this data. and l
Ilfiiitmzloif" eandIIIIi‘rtIiIi. William it ~ iconfldently ask your earnest SUDDON
Btiicy of New Haven will open the Ilnlfllsuliilg Board IIeIiI'nIill:nItnISlIeflIieo‘UIiIiIflelde’iIaet(=13GOVI
discussion lion. '1‘ (‘ Crain. Judge ‘. instructions issued by the lndus
I0! III 9mm SPIIIIIOIIS' {\IQIIII nuke“); ’ NEW YORK, APT“ 3"I“A“ “DD?“ trial Preparedness Committee to its
“ill “peak on Prob“ Ohm “C ll Ib)’ President “ilsou to business men field firgmu‘uon of more than 30000
Thompson, secretary ofI e iloIIIlItIIbci-dI forwoopention with the Committee engineers in taking the inventory of
CI" IIIIIIIIIII AIIIIIOIIIIIIOIII ChIIIIlrmanII 0" Industrial Preparedness 0‘ ‘hi‘I manufacturing establishments, directs
lopening lht‘ dIscusuon:\ P aldC‘filB Naval Consulting Board in ll! lndllrfI tlhem to keep the Inventory confide“.
IIIOIIII’IIOII “III speakhond‘; "I iIIon will I‘m“ inventory 0! "'9 country's re'Itirtl, and to retain no copies of it for
In ”IIIOIIB'I IIIIII t1: gawk“ u Hal' lsources ’0’ national defense. w“I‘llinformalton ofa private nature," adds
Ibe opened by R" r.f ofh “Center: made public here yesterday by that me committee. “However. the field
‘luon Potter, ”mohod‘ e 1 will committee. The President's letter, aide should use every precaution
Icmmh' tlartl‘ordl {)8 lscusa onetin twhich was dated April 21, foliowzs “am“ 19.15 No information ob-
IIIe IOIIowed by III: 1 “sine’sgm‘hmgl “T0 “19 Business MOD 0‘ “11°le tained from a manufacturer should be
of IIIII conference II “Inca 0 0 b0" l "1 MSW“ your 00111131 coovefluont given out under circumstances. The
Ind (If executive Slim deellmmrmnsl m "1“ patriotic service undertaken by: manufacturer should be assured that
The general pud ciantha spawn“ the en'gtners and chemists in this' the ”no" will be ,0 handled as to
_who are lntereste ItIr e Il'e cor- country under the direction of the prevent the disclosure of any inform}.
"considered by the con 3 elnce a i n8,industrial preparedness committee of lien hurtful to his business"
dialiy mIIII'ed In MIMI", I51 30:55:“ the naval consullfns board 01' the If any manufacturer declines to
and to takie prrt II 91“?ng andIle‘d States. ' make a report or to answer any ques-
\IO ndmlss on e“ at“ c, tIlIieI nice "The confidential inventory youl lions. the field aide is requested
no collections are ta en a I I"? asked t0 8“ l! ‘3 Intended forl state his reason and complete the re
ings'. lthe exclusive benefit of the war and port from outside sources as far as
industrinij resources information is so obtained.
organizing the
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Walking is the best exercise—andl
the cheapest?
The United States Public HealthI
Service administers typhoid vaccine
Public OpiniOn Indorses
the cause. of rheumatism? .
gratis to Federal employee? . thief remedy by making its sale larger than that
a tilde cough is frequently the only world. The experience of _
warning signal of tuberculosis? .. lI matings has prov value in dietrcaunent .
Bad teeth and bad tonsile may be1 of mm mad” and mafipam
Unputenrisod milk frequently
spreads disease!
The air-tight dwelling leads but to'
the grave?
'1
loderation in all things Mal-I:
life? .
The careless splits? in a public
out"! , "
MI '
HM m VC‘ II.
mini-s ‘ aim M-ia a
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3—4
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navy departments, and will be used in possible. stating explicitly that the
._._.
In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
designsl Many in Color!
New Cuirass Blouses!
Jumper Frocks! Jerkin
Blousesl Draped Pan-
niersl The most stun- ." .
ning collection of chic I
fashions you ever saw.
Get .
Pictorial Review; I
for April
is. 19.: as so. Nivf
an,
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Norwalk Chronicler