AX
. APRIL 10, 1925.
2050 2100
2100 2150
315" 2200
2175 3250
3 2200 . . 3300
l Jl 5108 HIGH. “
“'omen. 0 are used b
. lOId. . Il'Ldy mana e y now to expert
‘ ‘ Imposed 3 8 rs of restaurants and
«mm» 5100..» (s53 rooms. but the work of Miss
1:00 1'. 0‘ btilttalh Best of Fargo. N. Dak.. is a
1300 1300.“ I il'ferent from that of the usual
1400 140 1 Sin.“ dietitian she is employed
1.31m W l to \ationai Rests
. 3 fi - urant associa-
dllleb IntrOduced 155.0 igétflllilnnfto ulstructl restaurant and hotel
0 ~ ‘ S I
Last Dieetlng 0f 12?; 1600'0- :IuI.:1nxaleli:;r¢i:r::i:ouis Inostdup-
" 10.30 the m 0 ng an n
. a
hool Board Made .. °’
. 1‘00 Don M Di 1 C public appetite.
llliC b12310“ HIL-u. ‘ - mm“: fifstUeI‘uned her B. A. dc-
__ l “'omcn , . (. n \ersity of Minnesota.
- - qui :I o t . .
3‘ ~I Il Silary Stilt-dill»: ior'0ld. Pro 111: P ‘ Sr'ldllalL «curse and her
posed. - . :It (‘ olumbia d
. , l 'm 'I u as iIItrodIzcrd ‘ ,W’ ' ' an then major-
“. . .. $12u0,nl III restaurant and in h
.: [Lillit‘llllOll Init'ing lurl‘ 1' "m 11m. III: Inucu-mrnt - 1‘ no room
41'. but not {lt‘l‘"1 upon “"" Fungi" hill: -tl dn‘ addeu an BL A‘
.. v- .I'Intcd llL‘l \(- 'l‘h.’ 1.30.. 1‘ , . .. ( “1 (“mug She taught
‘ .- . . 1 ‘ . U.- M 161m Iqu'IWWMII wieucc in high schools for
\' 13.: t'onsidelch aft tire 1700 lfttIII-l‘lililllll’l of rot-rs. thcn acted as 3
,l} 1.1m Int. lit. In. rt- _., l\'-(-l"'n-”n”'§ tllv'llllfln in the College
. . .,. F .II \;-hIchttl:1c budget 1:31;. Infinff'T \VUIWH. Texas. and also save
L. .333. .:,n ,v- :II' P. upon. ‘ HUMP" IQWU‘ ' -
p ‘\\n “Ir-“1135 1 To 6- 185" iggnjacnlund Ics on Institutional man
l’IQIposod. 1900 . 300.. ‘3“ 543's she dislikes lecturing. but
5 900 3133103 HIGH. Inn 't (limlnatc it from her “ork as
10003 Men. 41" Pupaues and cooks all manner
”(.0 Old. l'ropoaod .11 “OILS—from soup to desserts—in
1:00 $16M} 31.....11‘W‘ quantitics before largo audi-
MN) 1300 10".” I:II 'S of restaurant. workers. After
”0” 190... rum III: demonstration sho encourages
1150 2000 qumstions and discussion of methods.
210 0| .
150'“ 2100 :" MUETM part of her work Miss Best says
11'”. 2:00 sh’. likes best—the personal contact
-. 130') . -
1-50} 235,, 3:)“.“1Ul the dIi’ferent workers in food
.H Mon HIGH. I "300 :"Ir-olweparauon .
“on. 2350 ”4 n! Gi\ing standardIzed formulas for
Proposed. 2400 -;:”31I':od nad efrlirrltinating gulcsswork is
_ - I aim c Ie associat on's W'.0Ik
Siégg ‘ N M‘“ 3 “Science should control tho fin-
. Iéoo liss IaIy Skivld and \iiss Lutlsllltilsllt‘nl pIodIIct oi‘ the kltchwn to-
r Kane. both of \orvsalk. were in tin. " shc 53‘:
1.900 Bridgeport during the “L'C'li, “here
-000.they spent a few days. ”Mrs. Samuel B. Milton of “'ash-
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New York,‘ Paris, London
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A PERFECT EASTER
AT SMALL COST!
Women’s,
COATS
SalflVflufll'b
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fl4 to 839. m
DRESSES ”’
Gorgeous new colorful
apparel is here-and marked
temnfinglylow
Chu-ge what you 71;!- , E
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I". . x 3' 11" "am“a‘l‘tommm W” \
. . 33......“ 27.50're‘s'oz”
.3 Souffle scHom. 7065
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~- 92 WASHINGTON S'l'., SO. NORWAlli
FAR AWAY— SESNTIA THEM YOUR EA‘
Boys’Sixitso950-Girls’Coab9838
PE PLE’
DON’T FORGET YOUR FOLKSOQ
Lou Glanzrock, Mgr.
A
\VASH
General
Mtg Sarah Best.
gation,
ington.
coast guard
persons from
pcake Bay.
In the little town of Ladack. on
the fringe of the Himalaya. moun-
lIIIsbnnds who do the
The wires attend
part in knitting contests.
C.. has been awarded a
medal for saving two
drowning in Chesa—
D.
ulcd for
the
wife
“jomcn boss the men.
has as many as three
housework.
looms and take
will be Hugh Gibson.
minister to Switzerland; Rear
miral Andrew T. Long of the Navy
Dulles.
chief of the Near East division
the State department. and Brigadier‘"
I... Buggies. assistant to
the chief of Army ordnance.
Technical advisers to the delega-
tion will be Charles E. Herring. 01'
the Department of Commerce. now
commercial attache at the embassy
in Berlin. Major George V. Strong
of the army and Commander Her-
bert F. Leary of the naxy. The dele-
with the exception of Mr.
Burton, who will leave in advance of
tho party for Europe, will sail for
Geneva about April 18. th efirst ses-
sion of the conference being sched-
Gcncral C.
lNGTON,
Board; Allen \V.
May 4.
'The Geneva. conference
held under the auspices
League of Nations.
participation based upon the prepar-
ation of a. draft convention to con-
trol arms traffic which does not. in-
with
April 10.
appointment of Representative The-
odoro E. Burton of Ohio. as chair-
man of the American delegation to
the Geneva International Conference
on the control of the traffic in arms.
SEN. BURTON lo I
HEIDI. s. ARMS
DEIEGAllON
—~ The
American
will
of
American
No. lHosanna
Ad- ,
0!
“Deep in My Heart”
68 North Main St.
30110 3 Open the Gates of the Temple
Onward Christian Soldiers
gas announced yesterday at the N0.
tato department.
Other members of the delegation 2702 ROCk 0f Ages
2695
EASTER MUSIC
BRUNSWICK RECORDS
No. lAve Marie
50025 10h Devine Redeemer
No. [Christ Arose
LATEST U. S. PLAYER-PIANO ROLLS
“When You and I Were Seventeen” “Peter Pan" .
“At the End of a Winding Lane"
Studwell Piano Co.
— Pianos of Quality Since 1875 -
South Norwalk
loom Thou Almighty King
Phone 300
.-
. n..............¢‘.........-»..q.-~.onaoouo..gns-oo-suonooouv-na
I‘ve-I-
be
the
the manufacture of nuns
country. The Agenda
confiI
volve any proposal to deal with the
subject through legislation to curb
in any
198
strictly to plans for licensing all in-.
ternational arms shipments and toltlonalities.
the declaration of prohibited zones
for the further protection of peace
and order among the backward
—Advertiso in the Sentinel.
HE-
MEN’S SHIRTS
“'0 hn\c just received the la!-
in Men's Collar Attached
Bluc L‘hcvlot with
stripe effect.
SPECIAL $1.84
For it is. at a time when all womankind, young and old, make every effort to appear at their best.
MAIN AND WALL 8T8.
PHONE 1008-1023
NORWAIX, CONN.
modes—and the Boston Store presents them to you in all. correctness.
COATS
The largest assortment of coats ever
shown in our store, all the new styles
and shades iil‘t.‘ fashioned in our Ready
The materials
to \\'car department.
are beautiful, some fur tIimmed.
$8.50 ‘° $30.00
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EASTER
ACCESSORIES
Gloves . . . . . . . $1.50 to $1.98
Neckwcar . . . . . . 50c to $1.98
Handkerchiefs . . . 10c to 75¢
Hand Bags . . . $1.00 to $4.95
BeadedBags $3.98
Bar Pins 25cto98c
NewRings 48cto98c
Belts 49cto98c
Fancy Scarf s . . $1.00 to $2.98
Beads 59cto$l.98
Compacts . . . . . .. 39c to $1.25
For Easter Shoppers
EASTER TIME IS THE MOST INTERESTING PERIOD IN THE HISTORY OF FASHION
Fashion decrees many
FOLKS,”
FEATURING
Rayon Silk Underwear
CIIEMISES. made of fine quality Rayon
Silk. Bodicc top, trimmed with lace,
binding of contrasting colors. $1.98
value. Special ......... .. $1.60
BLOOEIEBS, of all Rayon Silk. full cut.
well reinforced. bottoms trimmed with
contrasting colors. In all the new
shades. $1.93 value. Special . .. $1.00
GOWNS, made of all Rayon Silk, trim-
med with lace, and ribbons.. colored
flesh. white, peach, orchid and nile
Sizes 16 and 17. Value 88.50.
Specialmwm... ...... ”$2.98
CHIC SLIPS. of extra heavy quality
Rayon Silk. bodice top, finished at bot-
tom with accordian pleated ruffles. in
all the new shades. sizes 36 to 44. Value
$3.50. Spedll ................ 83.”
RABBIT.
“DON’T FORGET THE LITTLE
SAYS THE FASHION
Easter, of course, to young fashionable folks, means
Easter vacation.
Then what joyous playing there
will be. But they Will need clothes, extra nice ones
for Easter Sunday and in our junior department
we ’\0 been busy for da\s, getting ready for your
needs.
Hand Bags Coats Top Coats [ Dresses
gar t‘he 1238111013101 Of good quality Boys’ all wool 02 wool materials.
cnu ne 9-1 er Flannel and Polo - .
mm the latest Cloth. Very attrac- :weeds’ DOM)” R31” and ‘°”°3‘
fanc cy {OPS 311d tive styles. braid and roasted models. Largo asst. of my!“
unique openings. fur trimmed. In felted back: emblem including the new
Secd‘them in1 0“: all the newest shad- sleeve. Sizcs 2 1-2 wmme Winklcs..
win ow on sac 3 cs. Sizes 3 to 16. ~ - ..
glove dept. ‘0 5 Will'- Sizes 1 to 14.
we to $1.50 $1.30 to $17.30 Special $5.98 $1.00 to $3.98
Sizes 23 to 44.
color.
CORSET SPECIALS
Royal Worcester Corsets,
made of flesh coute.
Four hose supporters.
Special . ...... .
LIA CAMILLE GIRDLE, wrap around
model ,madc of figured brocade, and
elastic combined.
All sizes. Special ....... $8.50
low waist. l
extra long hip.
Elastic inserts.
81.24
Ventile back. flesh
SATURDAY MORNING
Jewelry
10c ‘35"
This is all new
SPECIAL
jewek'y
Pins.
sisting of Bar
Beauty
COD-
SILK BANDEAU, back fastening. made
of crops dc chino and satin materials
with satin shoulder straps, all the now
colors. sub: 83 No.38. Special 81.50
Slave Bracelets, etc.
the special prim of 100.
50c.
Pins Etc.
All to be sold at
Value
25c to
Of flue quality found in plain.
dotted and stripe effects. “'idc
assortment to choose from.
SPECIAL 84c
DRESSES
Lovely dresses for Easter Sunday,
fashioned of twills, or silks. in tailor-
; cd and dressy styles.
shades, pleasing to every
Sizes 16 to 44.
$4.98 $24.7 5
All the newest
woman.
P SALE
SILK HOSIERY
See
Window
Dismay
This is all new hosiery. bought special
for this salc. In all the latest Spring
shades and a complete assortment of
sizes.
Lot Silk Hosiery 44 pr.
Rayon Silk Hose in all c
sludes. Reg. 59c to 75¢.
Lot Silk Hosiery 4 pr.
Pure Silk Hose. all new c
shades. ‘Reg. No value.
pr.
E v c I y one guaranteed c
perfect. Reg. $1.50 valuc.
Lot Silk Hosiery Pr.
All f u i l fashioned
pure Silk Hose.
Lot Silk Hosiery
A Brilliant Array of
EASTER MILLINERY
Visit our
Iillinery
Dept. on
Second
Floor
Large hats, small hats. whether you
have a sleek bobbed head. or whether
you still have an abundance of wom-
en's crowning glory. you'll find Just. the
hat suited for 3"! here.
$3.50 ‘° $15.00
GREETINGS THROUGH OUR F.
T. D. DEPT. WE
' m1“- WI. nu.l‘a.ym.’!lilmmm - . .. .
Norwalk Chronicler