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'-2 iii .LE. March 14.--All
. “ill Join in a public
1 ' '. ('1 rcmony tomm'ro‘
. \ '.1r (if an A. E. F. Tet-
s will stop in town so
mm attend the public
1 Ccntcr avenue nod
u will be the chief lig-
.«lon ”He is to receive
iJ‘l‘, Acting Command-
..m. the distinguished
1 r ctirnordlnnry hero-
1. Mon November six.
«w famous Argonne
HAS NE‘V READ
.1 uk, Donn of Smith Be-
President.
Mass. March 15.-
1 Miss: Ada Louise Com-
~ ‘llll‘i Follow. us presi-
‘ t‘rvllogo was announ-
..;'ii'
- mt“
first full time presi-
‘: swcomiing President
'41:“. who for twenty
3mm bond of Radcliffe.
-» Harvard faculty of
15.
it, who was formerly
- .111 at l’nivcrslty of
:1 ssumo office in Juno.
k. ivosidos her pooition
.61an 1921 has boon
‘1 o Amrrican Asociation
Wmncn. She was born
1 Minn. and after study-
: r: at tho State I'nivcr-
--~ It to Smith College.
at lfi nmduntcd with the
‘ In 19!") she received :1
Wm from Columbia Cut-
1‘~- n roturnori to the I'm-
' mncsnia. to touch. and in
:1 profussor of English
at the Sor-
uf study
C
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'l;\\i.n STONE TO ADDRESS
*ii \(ilflVALK .ll".\\'BY.
1 cvouing. March 18th.
.1lk .lowry will have (in
. of listening to two emin-
ar-tinzushtiui Zionists who
110111 Now York. The
\\ill im told in the ‘New
1W" Hull. 70 South Main
,~ on p, m.
in licriin of New York
-;1 known throughout the
“111-.- ns 11 famous orator is
.1 principal speaker. Rabbi
pro-sidont 2,! the Mlsracht
’xnn of the United States.
'm'r speaker will be Bernard
.0 is a distinguished Zionist
ciaml. Mr. Stone is a grad-
erord Ifnlversity and a. very
Anlturvd man. He has been
Hi with Dr. \V'r‘izmnnn'. pres-
‘ the “form Zionist Organiza-
; r1. numhr'r of yours. and visit-
l'nitcd States lust your as see-
of the Nahum Sokolow Zionist
match which toured the coun~
[to is n. vrry remarkable speak-
‘ hns already made a. number
is in this city.
union to the speakers there
.1 musical program consisting
leh, Yiddish and Russian
11 violin solos. There will
nurt- rm- admission.
>1. K. li‘inkicr who is under-
. 1 mnkr' arrangements for the
H of the visitors to South Nor-
mlputvs o crowded attend-
wlzn \l.l\ (".111 LINES
sll()\\' Both-77TH) PARKS
it't‘t‘llllfl horn are showing :1
1 111- .1110 slnto u. combination
1 Hill fivo cont fart- \‘."" tn-
' 1 Hlpts for the wook (luring
having boon 86.4515 or $718
w tln- nnmo week lost. your
‘ , more than the roccipts dur-
uq wank of the universal
i'il‘t‘ tests.
1.121 ME REMEMBER
iiii' .lL‘ST AS YOU ,‘RE
‘1 nrc today—that is it. just
r--»—with the same kindly
- same look of considerate
’ltlll.
u r» member you 113 l have
- 1 r1 lming father, whose one
' ‘ i m always been of mo and
, .Hso directing mind has
‘ mind and my steps throuxh '
1 paths in youth to a. success.“
1 'mrable manhood.
i 15$th to remembqr you as
1 :1 photograph 09 your
' mur mother Just. as they
*hrlr or mother'to son or
:. lllllng is more appreciated
' ~'ni;r:1ph.
The Michelson
Studio ‘
7‘9 \\ tulimgtdn btl¢0t
h
VJUTH NORWALK. CONN-
TELEPHONI 437.
Jeweler and 011th
I'li'es Examined by a
'L‘niversity Grant?
l
decn’s 1)an l
oxiords at. $4.45.
Hundreds of pairs of pumps and on
Eords with a lot of style in every one o! the
many models shown. The only thing the
matter withfthem is that sizes are broken,
so out they go at a price.
There are Colonial pumps, one and two
strap pumps, laced oxfords—blnck satin.
suede, kid, patent leather and brown calf
are represented in the assortment—and an
array of heel from low to junior, French
and military. . ‘ ‘
\
Good keniceablc pumps and orierds
with lots of style to give good measure at
a. price which means saving—$4.415.
Mun floor. reu-
O
' Hosiery and
underwear.
Wom‘en’s fine silk hosiery with lislc
sop, splendid quality, block only—$2.50.
Women’s underwear—“Athena” make
-—thc make that insures fit and comfort
and service—light weight cotton vests or
panic—75c and 850.. ‘
Combination suits—~$1 and $1.25.
Children’ s underwear — “Athena"
make—light weight cotton. Vents and
pants 50c and 590, according to size.
Combination suits 75c and 85c. accord-
ing to size.
loin floor. ten. rear
Mcn’ s new stylish
- negligee shirts.
‘Torkc” make, the make that is dis-
tinguished ”its fine fabrics 11nd clever
workmanship. “Yorke” shirts moan com-
fort.
These new opting patterns are bright,
light stripes»:t..a stripcr. are woven in and
the mafia-5.11 is one foot will launder well.
Price $3. \
Main ”or. right. front
Men’s hosiery
for service $1.
A staunch hose in silk and fibre with
lisle sole black with white stripe outside,
good style, good‘yaluc—$1.
‘ Main floor, right. front
Women’s kid
gloves $1.65.
gloves made
These are new two clog embroidered
from fine glace skins w1
backs, black and white only.
Splendid gloves to go with the Easter
costume—$1.65
“all: floor. left. ante:
r
N... books . of
interest. .
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”W ”mammalian—81.73.
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unsung—Mun.
:Robt. A. Benedict
.‘ii‘i‘i" “flifisfimm “£31
6 m p ere are check with lotsof 19; d t
that‘touch added to make them almosst sty an fits
fully tailored With 111111: kinks here and
peal to' the well drosscd mnn. .
Philippine underwear '
of real interest. 1
, Interesting indeed is the process by which we secure
these lovely garments and the processes they pass through
in making.
. States.
casting.
style ’and service.
Following the modes of the winter season the new top coats for -
There are greens and tan of odd
WWW
Models are very youthful in appearance-«4101: coats,
some trimmed with handsome silk braiding, some 0311-
broidercd elnboiatcly, some girdle cflecin and the popular
jackctte with long rcvcr’es caught at. waist: line with
artistic clasp.
Suits of beauty :11 .d youthful liliewfnults lul‘ service
and comfort—«butts 101* the miss of 16 to a woman requir
ing size 40—Suits that are examples of unusual values at
a time to be most appreciated—$19.75. ' -
Women’s stylish
spring coats $19.75,.
\Vondrous fabrics in the camel shades and pretty light tan
and grey plaid coatings—Some models are lined throughout;
with soft satin in harmonious shade while the others are warm
enough, to only require the yoke lined
Tailored carefully in wide swooping lines that lend so much‘
of style and comfort~finishcd with belts of the fabric and big
buttons, and large jaunty patch pockets.
(fonts; with atyle--—Cont.s every woman will enjoy wearing--
the more bcc tuse they are priced so reasonably only—«$19. 75.
First the materials have been sent to the Philippines
—thc finest of nainsooks and long
ments cut from well studied patterns.
provinces specialize in certain types of work. ouch as
scolloping, calado, or 11’ jour work, knottlng and dots, gar-
lands of dainty flowers and others, a single game at oftcn
passes through many expert hands before it :5 ready to be
sewed, laun
It has been a delightful discove
women to find these bengutiful, delicate y embroidered 1111-
dergarments, so exquisitely fine and desirable are still
wonderfully practical The materials from which they are ‘
made are dependable, though fine, and they are more
moderately priced than any other garments of the same
superior quality.
An assortment has jiist reached us direct: from the"
Philippines, in original packages, just as the natives fin-
ished them. »
There are slip-over gowns with round square and V
necks, scoliopctd edges and neck and sleeves embroidered,
some embroidered 1n back as well as front. _
There are envelope chemise to match, built up shoul-
ders and camisole tops.
lots and marked at prices Which make them vcry 111th
Lot No. 1~Gowns or chemise—$1.35
Lot No. 3—Gowns or chemise—$3 65
Second £301. rou-
Men! here is top coat
Most any the. watcher m to sudden
change—it willdabyc uncomfortableatlo ngkcly (01132? ‘ .
ghthhout one. (more are Just right ' "
mm 811507 MM
'c‘sistabg‘; thorn are so carea
”humming.an a
Sprmgtime and youth
in now suits at $19 .75.
7138131708 are good firm nicely finished Poirot twill-v~
the popular material for suits ’for spring. Each mat is
lined with splendid quality of crepe de chino. One sport
model is of Oak quality camel’s
shade crepe dc chino. "
hair lined with camel
913
'
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cloths—11nd the gar—
Aa the difiercnt
cred carefully and returned to the United
to thougands of
Thcy have been sorted into four
Lot No. 2~Gowns or clients 2.?
Lot No. Mom or chafing
that has a special 11p-
sortmcnts of new spring hats is the 31!.
marked at this price.
the “Pierrette” hats New models my;
every little while, so that you need {16$
Stunning spring
hats here at $730
Perhaps one of the mostpgpularfig-
Most; of them us
than often to keep abreast. of the new
and cleverness exemplified in them.
~ Today we show picture but ofbllfik—
fancy. straw withred silk Mae and fancy
ribbon. ’ '
A sand Tagal and crepe hat. trimmal
with 959911. and ribbon all the some shad»
Grey 'T agal, small shape, trimmadwith
tassel of small red velvet and red velvet
poppies
I These are only three of mauv charming
models shown now at a popular prion-n
$7.50. '
, Second floor. {rent
. Novel blouses
of cotton $2.
Following the mode, these blouses art,
in designs suggested by the ancient Egyp-
tiunsa-excecdin‘ly odd but in more sub-
dued shades than some of their silk proto-
types ' ' ' 1 -
The blouses themselves are made in/
simple. style overhlouse with plain 11mm
on neck and pointed cuffs, short along-av
$2. . .
Em“ floor. reu-
' Handkerchiefs.
of good value.
Mmi’ 3 plant linen hcmstitchcd handb
kcrchicfs—Zfic.
Womcn’ a plain all linen handkerchicfs, ‘
bcmstitchcd~19o
\Vomcn’ a blindkcrcbic Is in solid color
with embroidered £311: 13 in corner—25c.
L“!- flmr. M1. on!”
Writing paper '
value at 29c. ’
.
“Homes " linen paper. “Olde Hali-
lem linen lied paper—white only—in '
refutation d3 pointed and square flap ena- . c
eopco~arc cut quality i '
Mtwgfl ondc‘oce 31-6693; white with
or tcdgc'wi to non cinch»
‘v- and dance cards in Elias
met, Titian checked long cards and ch-
vdnpu
Quite an assorttmmt _‘6f dignified-stun
mm which one may select a ho!-
o! vitamin! value {or 29c. ‘
Children’s books
. Special M386.- .1.
Mameummletcfls
i
Unclfi'i'f‘ 'y
for, . it!“
Norwalk Chronicler