. m:
f 112. home until
tie} _Wessed them.
the uu‘hom
comm larch :3wé'fhm' Guw .
1 this city solved their homing woon Films ALOMI llumm “is.
couafim 0F FM " I 333:1 in a. queer way will the "B'liEliLlNG. March :3. WM ”n
' - city authorities caught t at it a m um; gown. mummy. ‘1 M l": P 'Ixf
0F 8' IMPQHTAN few days ago. They had lnfitalled broken out In Immy m ..... V “an”: n »
themselves inside the giant figure of mm of the mmmmd' .H” “m” I:
ha. horse hearing the statue of Willem has been cast of u“. “Mm mp?“ ‘i .
Iwhich stands at the confluence of this extended to “M. Rm” ‘ ». l3“
Well-Fitting Shoes Are 0f Fall'sl the Rhine andldoseue rivers. ‘Wardcil prm‘k w. “My! _ .
mayo; Silk Crepe, Swisses,
' Organdies and italics.
‘..;q
.. The gained entrance to the insids gangs of tire illgl luv < u I . pm.»
9 . CONSldel'allon'. .. of they horse by uncovering 8. 10038 and a, number 01 srtx .) .. ,‘ ' V”?
. ‘ . capper plate on one of it. dd“ ‘Vith‘ h1g5 Wthll WCl'l‘ U H: g I m .l l” , K ..
I.
in they had "ill-tailed a bed and laid sa\0d ill
MW Ara Now in tho Limsllght
Scans 1
"vs Wraps ,. Hose should Bo Long Enough to GM in a. supply of a number of cases 0
form 62:;"13‘. . Toes Fros Play and Not Isth- wine and were making themselves a?“ the 38mm“ E
.— orcd ~lsy'llus'vsn Danae-Put _( ’ f .. ,. ' _ . ,.—,__ ”x
What are the new frock! made 0!? Plastsr on Tender Spot.
'50 many thing: that you “0"" u , -—-
there is any, kind of material phat ‘3 (By United States publlcneutnssrvlcsl
not the vogue at present. Of 000333. _ The pleasures of walking or stand-
there is alw somethius 8110‘“ "39 lug depends to a’ large extent on the
new materials that stamps them as be- condition of the feet.
in quite a la mode. Fur instance. The importance of well-fitting shoes
duvetyn for new spring wrap! in“ in cannot be over—estimated. Thesboes
combination with other materials for ~should have heavy soles, modernize
suits is w to be had plum heels, and be neither tight nor loose.
«nosed;- ’ call it, in stripe- and a laced shoe is best under ordinary
plaid]. Then there are new matefl‘“ clrcnnnmces. but in certain occupa-
gall'ed by various name- that a“ W" nous when changes may have to be
duvetyn duvet” in 810“. siikinefil ”'6 mods quickly. a congress gaitsr most!
wonderful softness of texture. M conditions best. '
,mako most of the new wraps. 'h‘d' New and stiff shoes are almost sure
on being used. by the my. with 9°" to be very uncomfortable; shoes should
slty crepes do dune be worn audicientiy beforehand so
Perhaps the material that stands out! that they will adapt themselves to the
most for "spring and summer wear!!!“ snaps of the wearer‘s feet and be
is silk cure in at lent - down ““9" comrombn.
out weaves. Crepe dc CMMI .‘h‘ most» All boss should be long slough to
p 0! 0|. . t f - V
fa'miliar one. is popular as a 1 giv'a the toes free play $393.4” 4”“ bis! l m a M has d. Suckling System “ward
1111129 System
' ' apparel for
Stylish Stout Figures
This system makes available a complete
Mmbe of fashionable land correctly
. nod garmgnis which give large
women the envied“ ‘Stylish Slout" figure
' Do away with needless, unsatisfactory fit-
kings and alterations.
Insist on Ssletdinc System
n—an runny that 011°!“ mu
m a mall recipe which
a
alike-spas. ItisbelugsthLlnb'W Lib?!” pgmww _
. gum Wagon: 37*“. km. $germ “59'3”;th » . .- . WRITE FOR BOOKLET
_‘ A..- “MD”, drift North for suui- m. m I::0 MVO.|&€III m “A: . _ . Wat BM 0% o? Sveltlino System apparel and lellin bow
mamMJihocsntoncrspc‘. mebsput‘ouagug'm yumsyniuasty slcudcrsppcsrsscs. 8
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nmwmimumwmm gi'nwmwalififiidbggm’c’. *' ' MADAME SVBLTUNB
Alliahgtbscattansdottsdswhland “can’t.“ f . ”Warmth-Ir NchorhN.Y.
GEOTTLIB’VSW
;_ EASTER SPECIALS
MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS
In all tile leading shades and latest models.
From.....................$15.00tos3500
m d "821'. one as: most difficult to please. but with slightly dropping
, on. Ttbs most loyal of tho mliliners' has a “candy" cloth
a... m m of flour. patrono—when they are pleased—are by a.bandsomo wrath of dowsrs and
two hours. roll out in one» the matrons whose choice of hats is fruit. The braid hat with ball ma.
.3 m mm cut '1“, a narrowed with the passing of youth. shown at the lower left. is almost
an", m the dough. add The shop that would build a roputa- universally becoming. It has a sash
a Jelly. m the edges tion for style on a firm foundation \of ribbon and a wreath offlowsrs and
W 00'“. and lot has only to succeed in outfitting its fruit in lively colors: for tho matron
Wm minutes. Then older clients in the right way—4t is no longer buys somber and “date
‘ fat M “0., two to three easy to suit and to please younger headwear, at any rate not befors abs.
- .- u‘ aide. ones. The matron of today wunts dig- graduates into the class of the and
,. m “3,4“, together one nified and spirited millincry. rich and For the youngest members of the ma-
" beautiful, to express the poise and as- tron class a spirited but like that at
“I. twoweli-beatenc mg, surance that years have given her. the upper left of the group has sav-
. an. (awful of soda in one In the group of hats shown hero- 0‘11 things 10 make it ““3330"-
,g sour milk. Add about throe some of them posed on young faces-— The ahnve 0’ silk. with '0“ “'9'“
M. of flour and drop by teaspoon- there are four models that are suited mounted on 3 bandcau. the accuracy
h hot fit. his recipe is similar to matrons. two of them new develop- 0“ a 3’0“? 0' tucks the fine bandwork
by drop douglmuls above, but it ments of regulation shapes; for there “I“ $9908" in workroom-made dow- I x
, double the amount. are some staple shapes in millinery. ers 0’ silk finished with nésdlcwork. ‘ MARKER OF HOUSE CLEANING
. .. One of these appears \atththe lower fill: :rdapfmbtul-t: filfitggefm street shades. 0mm“, are “.0 com- - I ‘
right. with high crown. fur er height- '- e ac o in in m .chocka d laids.
Mic; sued by its trimming and narrow brim judgment appreciate. V‘ “f“. mend in fins 9 “any of Old Msthods AN Wrong in
rolling upward at the left side. The ’ . f‘ the a, “me gm fl. dotted WWW“ and Faulty '8 Practlos
- .. vogue for high crow us and high luster swans and are nor. for -—Soms Good Hints.
- ' hi millinery fabrics proves a great nd- gum agree: we“ Ne“ pug-m —--
vantage in mlllinery for motions this scam to prevail in 1921 voiigg. domino ”“33” 0‘ “'9 common time—honored
"880!!- At the “slit 3 Similar shape. manual-Imam checks small allover figures. odd com- mabzdsdof “0“” cleaning are wrong
bluations df dots. and so on, rather in p n "'3 and “oily "l practice.
than the large floral patterns that om pry swooping and dusting is often
imitated the gcorgelte chem Ging- worse "‘3“ “"1935- Scrubbing with 11 North Main Street South} Oi V» {ilk
hams are much the same. with a like 3(“Ill and ruler. wiping with damn
insistence upon the small checks in c.‘°“'.‘v “"0 “‘“Tou‘h Prawn" “”“F' . . - - mung: 2.. o *0
Rd and white. “use charming lune are 0‘ decided value. VIN“!!! clean- '
handmade frocks from France with era are very useful but their use is not .-_. f '
hand-tucking, drawnuork and IQ on. within reach of men-body. .
would argue foragroaler saleofbaud- ‘0 dusting, ‘1 damp M8 should b0
techie! linen among the women who “9"- subsequently was“!!! the 1'88
make their own clothes. but that is 0‘“ l“ “m 50"" “d3- Some “F
something that will bovsfiso develop “M such “I “"5. “FEW". mm!
later on. beds. doors and other wood work may
f ’ advantageously be wiped off with a
‘ rag moistened with turpentine, kero-
TUCKS. PLAY lldPORl'AflT PART me. o, mum” on
' Nothing can approach sunlifit com-
‘mmul Pflm‘“ '" Am blood with airing for a simple silica-
Nscssaary Fsaturs of tho “fl’allorod d disi
_ 8MB. . ous nfecinnt. it is. thersfore. a
good plan to place clothing, blankets.
. ‘ rugs. dmpcries and similar goods in
Tuck- p‘” an important 9‘" in tho the opal air in the sun light. boating
mptation: ”of: bag. ml}: and brushing out due dual before rc-
blouses of W de chins m 83' turning them t.tlleir placo in the
nose sunwith insotbosomsslaborale- b =
”med. ommmm m: A CID of paint for file ll! the “ ’_
across tho front. ‘ most “Wu‘ kitchen and other places when its *
aim of using tucks is an: of ma!- m‘”"“ “d “u“ ‘" 9““ “MS“.
“.18 then: run W, instsad of to wear. and perhaps a coat «if-whit.
straight. and alternating rows of '“h m the cellar will 3" ' 1““ Ml-
mmmthmno 8 till togivstllsfinisblng‘touaastotbo
lug wider than in: '33:, Natl: house cleaning. ~Clean-up and (paint-
flaidunmucdtodnhbcaianmd upisavcryuscfuislogan.
cuihonsomsoftbessmpdels. ‘ w v
Other forms of trimming on iingsrlo DON’T USE CANNING POWERS
ofbrald.
undid“
ihaoblIItcr—and gently prsssiug out
mud on blister is flat.
Totougbmand harden thsfeetsoak
them for we time in a dish contain-
ing cold tannic acid solution—a tablo-
spoonfulofacidtotwoquartaofwa-
tor. A solution of medicated alcohol
and salt answers the samopurposc.
CHILDREN’S SUITS
Ages 3 to 8, none better in town.
From.-.....................$5.00tos10.00'
f BOYS’ SUITS
With two pairs of pants, ages 8 to 18. \i‘umlvl-I‘ni HEN. f.
_..........me ....... .$8.00t031500
GOTTLIEB’ S
t mouth of a. man is the number
v.- ho love-and his-ea; which
Wadi-filed lam—Carlyle.
SEASONABLE FOODS.
——
4M a W w I “v‘ :23»-
CORSETS
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOKE
make it leisurely, remembering that upon the cone 1 x. loo ion :
of your col-sot depends the modishness of your gomv-and
your comfort as well.
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit m n type
of figure. and we are sure you will find in our Com" W‘Pm
input the model designed to best express your own indixioual-
ity. Export anistsucs will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
,‘ MME. JEANNETTE
scum NORWALK’S LEADING
CORSETIERS AND GLOVER
- and Hutch are hard
‘1' doll. Winter foods have
lot their flavor and
sums veselables ‘are not
, M In market for the
' wry
Wdemukto
. twocIlpfulsotboiicdoat-
fiwtwolabieqloonfuis
“Maven-beacons“;
= “assemble-
. . . cupfulofilour
Bahama-Isfahan:-
a“. 1. . mod”. blouses are Valcndsnuos lace and not. 909
. the litter and u Insets. both puts! Thsir Ma tics no so Am 56 Sufi Main Street Phone
and plain. Not often is combined with a With scams Elissa—No .dbod ' . ’ » - ' ‘ . 1.; go 9: 1:9)
' ' one-half of it
its two tablespooufuls of
7 figder. Remove the on.
'1 of rice flour
.I.... ofs'agocookcd
, of milk fifteen minutes.
mm of a cuptul to add
no eggs. Cook all together.
«In Wu! of salt and,
r’orgsudle. For instances may am for Risk.
have puffed nctfooting up and ’3' —— '
down the entire front of tho Noun. In: some communities there is a
thusgiving a muchmoffer and mom wide-spread use of canning powdar.
becoming ececg than if made entirely soul boric and salicylic acid a.
of the orgaudie. This «tells pretflly bought from druggists for this pms’
carried out in a colored .orgsndlo and pom Largo quantifies of tbsss acids
the net footing in white. , are also sold at a high price undu-
to Stir in three-fourths There is not much to be said regard- fanciful canning compound names. .7 l
' ' of grated cm and pour ing the styles of blouses. as in thus The United States id out of
there is little change. The short over- aggiculturo wams against a use of ‘
{mummbeateneggs j ' ‘ a. bl
Timid nun have been placed. ITHIN the last decade American rival in wool hose. ,For dressy wear “use ‘3 5““ “he ”.9“ W model. It in! presemns' powder‘ or canning
co. women have become more and their competitorsare clocked stockings, 3‘“ ““3/ perfectly straight on be compound. Their use may beam“ 7
smog Pudding—Cook one more exacting about their footwear. dropatflch patterns. embroideredhobe 8:8“ in 811811“! it the waistline. wrath serious directs upon digestion and
of rice In boumg “salted but not always more discriminating and ‘those with lace inserts over' the mg“; follow no definite trend The: health. It is entirely pracuegme to
.Drain and Month by rinsing A good many of the younger “new instep: the favored all?!“ “m" m l, of the ”H“ ”"b kimono '39“ up" in!!! and resembled so that
you water in a (manner or sieve. tion. at least. are still to be educated the illustration above. f or “‘31“ 1790. and 1038 01' they wilLkeop indefinitclrby moccas-
am! add my? well-beaten egg in the matter of suiting. the shoe to Even for the sweet low shoes bars. mag; ‘W‘?fi° WWSBO- 0‘ log the products with best. There is
”m up,“ of m sugar. .the occasion and.when« their eyes are become popular and styles for spring . t e a 0 models feature the no reason for taking the in of ‘uslugw
- flaVor with opened we shall no longer see satin and summer point to nothing else. 1°“ sleeVe: ,. , canning pelvders.
suppers with high French heels mak- There is a decided trend toward ain-
ing a stab at walking the streets in _ty and decorative footwear-a tore- Way 39"‘9? Buttons.
company with fancy stockings: They manor of this mode appearing above Ann” ”“1“ “1‘3 ““008“!- shirt
.m as much out of place there as a In my suede sl'lppsrs "with Wed waist! or. summer dresses knows how .
" party dress at the kitchen sink and strap and vamp. But for those who 39"“ “my "9 "1““ m a laundry. and
«mourn, the same diminution is needed in like inconspicuous footwear there is it ’9 a ”other t0 88' them on every
"01mm sslectingtbesnasconlssinto ip'mmflflnmP-flflngoodflme'mm‘m “hemm-
solsctinghatdordrssssa. ~ th—uhdmttobedlsplacedbylsss m‘“°“”°‘”“9¢§°¢“£8h.fieuibw
-silnpletb1ngs. \ buttonsoumpethssaasolensthason
._ ~ the side on which you undo but.
,._.’—-—-"-
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bres.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators.
Indium, Repaired and M ade to Order,
' And All Kinds of Sheet Metal VI ork.
r-WEIDING OF ALL KINDS OF MET AL?
18 w M South Nor-walk. Near South Main Stree
CHEVROLET CARS
Cups, III-Doe? Sedans. Deliveries on Short
‘ Notice.
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Norwalk Chronicler