New Canaan
,..- ‘ 1‘” ullfli. 16 Richmond
H’”; A A 1 1y bruised and out
i | lnllll' all a result 0‘
, 1; m of ccllsr stsirs.
“A.“ .l 1hL door lending
AAA1:< ill “(‘1‘ home last
’ A,“ lmomcnt'swsrn-
11m black family
. :1. sloop on the top
.1 llvsl her balance
, 3. or the fourteen
s‘rllxillg‘ her head
1. .jll'lilllon. Her full
AA\ Hum a shelf and
A. lmcunle wedged
.12 Hm foot of the
mm. 5110 called tor
mr son Norman
. 111 the Stamford
r. was sleeping in
4A,, all‘tli’lfi‘d floor of
,“ Alyllllflt‘d from 3
~11 1.le post-haste to
, 1. 1.411111 his mother
.3’, tlxv table with a
A-Alr 11111.: her down.
1 :11 first aid trest-
..AA:\- doctor was
» , gums were found
although she
;=lv-l (‘lll necessita-
....-.~x and much
A . cn-nl't sketch. will
' .muo- llflll, Saturday
”1.15:. This play-
;. hoarsed 1131?!
ml vv'nlly snlcctod.
1.11llllV and the
.A Al fm‘ charity
, .A \\;l.‘<l conferred
1l:ll1.‘: in ‘VOOH-
1 1r 4». lv‘.. Monday
. :13 “1H1 Ill-tilt re-
ul‘ pinochlc.
film».
at
of the
Hazel
' l’ O. 0. 19.. in
', . * Hill]. hold a
‘ ' 'mmn. at which
far this event.
1 1 in tho winners
ll 1'1er hundred.
. wlml‘tto
.\1ll l1)”
v. “A 1 . » : 1712 members of
l: 9.. will give it
‘_ 11.11. Tho com-
wv 'IHO mlcsls and
1. 1. My home cook-
AIL'fi" "
i C
1 ll: of a, four-
schonl wore
lwl’nre the
':1 H.131
‘1 Illllllllf‘l‘,
1mm submiilod
- Aglrmlmn Of $34.-
v..|l mll fl. special
!"-.lm'~' Board for
1‘11 H10. question of
.. :1 1111-Ming' for the
111117‘1' mnnoy for
discussed.
1 HHH' lIILlH have been
1.x: 1 m w un-v- l‘w money
1 -N
-ll..«1.11,-,.
‘l .A! 111‘
O a
ml nl‘ Harmony Lodge
1‘ A. l~‘.. culls for a
, vhn the out red
F. .4...—
in other foods.
Mondoy ‘
mmmw'lmtlnn ml Wedne _ sw- -
Sealdswcct Florida oranges are
rich in the vitamins which makg
available to the system nutrition
are found 1n the juice.
Chsptr. No. 911,0. E.8.. will 11:13:
on Thur-any, Ms
Temple. tel: 15, st the Mike
- O O O
A Lenten hour or music W1 '
- ll be
gixen- at the Congregational
Scientist. Stumtord will ive a.
gram or organ music uni will hep:-
sisted by Mrs. Arthur Stark. soprano
Mrs. James Milllm. contrslto; Roy:
mend 1“. Bryant baritone. and Ralph
McCarter. tenor in s. can "
Calvary n tats. Olivet or
O O O
Borough officials have find a. force
of. laborers at work cutting the ice
from the business streets. This icy
snow has packed to seven inches and
has caused blocking of traffic for
weeks. The ice has been cleared from
Main street. and Railroad artistic and
before the week is past all the business
streets will be free or ice and snow.
Herbert L. Scotield. of Seminary
street. has been suffering with sbsces~
sea on his hands for the vast Week.
1 0
Miss Lilliam Caldwall of Lewisboro.
was the guests of relatives and friends
in Stamford Sunday.
0 O 0
Mr. snd Mrs. D. R. Merritt spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Lock-
wood in Springdnlo.
I O t
Elmer Jenkins.
chu . '
Sunday evening“ 7: 45. Mrs. Leoufxiil '
Rust. ormist of the Church of Christ '
manager of the-
t“.
STAMFORD, Karen 6.—
Mrs. William Brown Meloney. odi-
teresting talk on the campaign for
better homes in America:~ before
members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's ’League meeting
last events; in the Horticultural Hail.
Miss Margaret Sdrsfleid. president
of the league‘ introduced the speak-
er.
"President Harding has officially
endorsed this better homes movement
and Mr. Hoover is. chairman- of'the
National» Association," Mrs. ~ Malone?
said. "Donn Barber, the noted ar-
_ chitect, has planned lnodel homes free
of charge for the association. Plans
are sold for the cost of the blue
prints. This idea. of ,helping the
small home movement wit f advice
from this association is: tho. ‘it will
do away with the little hideous homes
which are so prLWalent in smo parts
of the country. a .
"The campaign is purQly an unself-
ish one and in no sense commercial.
W
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Goods .Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par Exellance
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATERER FOl-‘l PARTIEs
HOTEL DAVENPORT
STAMFORD. CONN.
Music Every Evening—e: 30 to 9: 00
FEED THE HENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK
An ideal winter ration Try
dry mush. charcoal grit shells. etc.
'1‘ HE BEST POULTRY TONICS AND REMEDIES
EDS-FRI“. EZING DRINKING FOUNTAINS
‘ BROWER & MA
48 DIAIN
a keg. All kinds or scratch feeds
LONE FEED CO.
STREET.
THEY FIT —- THEY WEAR -— THEYv SATISFY
RALST ON
OXFORDS
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
Don ’1: fall to see our window display of new Ralston footwear.
Milton
Quslity
122 WASHINGTON 81'.
I‘ll '““'
"ealds‘weet
These vitamincs
O
V'V
—_
.—
.....
J‘ealdsWeet
‘Jlorida Gmpgflmt
Sealdswect Florida grapefruit rank
well up with oranges in vitamines.
Ask your fruit desk! for Said”!
Florida orsngcs sud Wm km
on: he supply you WM “”-
. Q
\ ‘.
mmwm comes BANANA PUNCH 1
' ‘ ‘ Modesftetoneoitheoeoruofmud -
recipes ismomeUseo for Juices of Sesid.
wee: Florida Dunes sad anefmh. " 3 . ‘
WhfihmJflfi Addamlfloridsr a ' ‘f’
Gm: Exchange. Tn Citrus Badman _ ,.
Building. Tulips. Floris. .
Elwood
Footwear
SOUTH NORWALK
. ;;;;;;
tor of the “Delineator,” gave an in- ,
ot the marshal“ nut bonnet-
the town so t)!“ 1'51? bo'.
small to demonstrstowthstm better 3.an
hour‘s- my be ob-
tsiued as the result of tin movement.
.“Thsre were. demonstrations 0: vor
'10th in 961 cities last your rep-_
resenting every ststé
there were 521 housofiemonstrstlons
fin. réprsssnted. With two excep.
floss.‘ houses at moderate cost. rang
mg (tom .34, 000 to 610. 000 tor con-
"Q‘U‘
more amen-11':
structiou. "
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collar is its
frocks oft'h
yard.
in the union,
By Universal Set-flee , ; ‘
HARTFORD; March Sal—Justices or
the peace throughOut the state will be :by means or holding a. Tn!“ Court
ousted it the Legislsturs consents to
the establishment of a. chsln ot trsf- town court; To coves- the territory
tic courts‘as proposed by Controls; where there are no town courts the
sloner of Motor Vehicles Stosckel. _, '
_ _ ‘ . .
or the poses- Whose lucoine’ is
‘ almost entirely dependent upon the
lines they ore find for violations and
I ' . .. alleged violations of; the tactic. laws.
,Kr. Stoeckel propues to utilise the
present town court and, trsttic court
session sit'r the sdjournment ot the
commissioner would have the state
mummmsmmmm
Spcc1al
bit
‘ ‘ _ everything in silk.
This week has been planned to give the women of America
. a fuller realization of the important part silk plays 1n clothing and
beautifying the nation.
"Hoes H00,”
Brocade."
’ fully appreciated.
The discoveryNOf the tomb of an ancient king has had much
to do with the splendor of designs and brilliancy of colorings.
That the wondrous beauty of fabric silks has 1n turn had its effect
on the mode of thc'day is'frankly admitted.
Today we are fifcaturing the wondrous silks from the leading
makers, foremost 01' which are Mallinson s Silks de Luxe,
World 5 most beautiful Silks.”
”Thisldu,’i
1'
" ‘Boksraf’
r
The names you recognize, but their beauty must be seen to be
Here are some special values prepared for this week and of-
I {cred for this week only at these prices.
Canton crepe
garments" wear.
Third dpor. from.
Paisley crepes
regal coloring.
Third floor. trout.
Krcpc Knit
handsome clotlli
' Tins because of the heavy weave WhICh imparts
beauty and strength—The depth of coloring suggests
either a dress or blouse of dignity and for seivice.
Week We ofier the £011an colors copen, 'ivory, seal
broWu, tan and scarlet at $2.25 a yard.
Third floor, trout.
Satm Charmcuse .
of lustrous beauty‘l.
A ilk t drapes beautifully reflecting the dcpth of
.5 *jtsl‘bltgfnermg lustrous folds make]: it ideas on?
c enowinv c.’1‘hiswcc weoffigr
40 ifiches Wide in navy, tan ,oligruoWn, and black for $1.75 '19. Price theY are oflered at for
Third £061". miih/
Wear 18 a feature of this fabric, its‘tensile strength
together with its rich appearanccamake it a very desirable
fabric for dresses and blouses—This Week we are ofiefing
s 40 inch Canton crepe in navy, brown, taupe, tan, henna.
black and Ivory at $2. 50 yard- . .
Wide variety of colorings 111 each and Wide choice of
designs—sud variety of uses—from them are made
charming dresses, pretty blouses, stylish neck dressings,
vestecs, collars and kerchiefs. A specially good quality is
offered for this week at $2.50 yard.
11’
it
ofiering them at $1.25 yard
colors on sale this week only
,; - dainty
Pretty
Main floor.
‘i’_ ‘ Metahc
~ _ 7, ._ ”floor.
“Chinchilla Cre pe,"
“Tourists Silks, " “Black Print Pussy Wllow" and Whippcrwill
sunfast‘silks
for 7 draperies.-
What lovely curtains and drapes these pretty silks
make. They are rich 31 coloring and eifective 111 design-—
blues, greens, browns and tan and gold. This week we are
divided mom i 7 Ln: dish-l cm
'Alasha radio rsn hesrd u. wont;
singing in Cubs where people hm
something to sing shout.
F. 's. LYON? .7“:
JOB, PRINTING
- South sorwam' '
:‘the
s
Plain sunfast silks 53 inches wide m a Wide range of
at $2 yard.
Georgette crepe ' .
fabric.
Dainty colorings—‘a most complete line of the wanted.
shades both for street and evening wear. These are offered
special for this week at $1.65 yard.
1" Main floor; right center.
veiling _ "
assortment.
French dots—Almost all colors and many combmsé
{ions of colors very cfiective and pretty. S ial for this
This week only 35c’yard pec
right trout. _ \
ribbons . '
"I
follow the mode. :, )i
130ng from the ancients for diversity of design
and beauty of color. These ribens are wide, rich, baud.-
mme—splendidly adapted for bats, bags,- and dress tum-
mmgs. Wide assortment, all worth much more than the
this week only $2.50 yarrl
uni: trout.-
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Norwalk Chronicler