m ‘an
in now
. of our large andoomplete stocks of “merchandise
to fill your Easier needs.
WWMImcufl...” $238-$850
More KidGiwqpnll onetyle ..
. $238-$350
Wm Suede Gloweo, rm our, $1-$1.19-$1.50
MGMfencycufl ........ $W1.W;M
Easter hosiery in this season’s fashionable shddos
lRVlNG B. 51010:
msrm'lm
NORWALK
Government “Tollhund
“Knights of Labor”
-—Will' Cross,
Ribbon: Diploma.
The cross or the “Knish“ of Ln- ‘
bar" is e. dietinction pinned to re.
word the merit or French workmen.
It in iniendcd to honor workere.
who in nnnuni competitione mny l
earn epeoinl distinction for applicio "
tion, etc!!! or productM’r . g
A hill before the Chamber 0'.
Doputiee nuthorieee the government ,-
io prepare thee decoration. ohooeoj
the color oi the ribbon. and an- it
nouncce the‘Otebliehment oi the!
order by decree. It authorities "‘"1
nomination of 1.000 knights. ion of l
linen and 10 commendere. “
There eirendy are in France tllrco .
orders intended to reward nohievc~ .-
ATWATER-KENT
" ZENITH
GAROD
RADIOLA SUPER-HETERODYNE
RADIO
CONVENIENT TERMS
STUDWELL PIANO CO.
68 xom‘n MAIN STREET;
SOUTH NORWALK
e
moms in military etfeire. teaching 1‘
and agriculture. Lost your 150 in-v
dustrini workers were selected {rem
auroral thoniiend competitors on 3
"the heel workmen ct Frence." bug;
the government hed nothing It its:
disposal to give them or certiflcetoe“
of their dieiilohlon. There ere 20.-
000 workmen competitore i'or thoi
honor this gear, end the ‘winnern
ere expected to receive o. diploma.
croee end ribbon of the "Knights ,
0! Labor. " ~ ;
PARXS. zillion 28.-(AP). Plriif
dneeemeliinx houeee candidly edmit
that without foreign oueiom they;
would lime to cloee French wom-;
never do bnrxein like foreigner: do.‘ .
never to hermin like toroihere do
One of tho londiny flrme citi'on‘
the example of on Americen women
who had so much money to eponili
ehe brought ii thoueend trance
worth of orchids to the chop with
her becnuec she wanted I Green of
shades to mulch the flowers. Yet
ihie women calmly propoeed tlini‘.
ehe pay for tho droee only till! tho,
price marked.
The Lenten ieremlede oi Monelwi
nor Dion. apostolic protonothnry o1
Poi-in, who iv‘deoryinx the licence or
TIME TO iRE-PAPER!
~BOYD WALL PAPER STORE
“The Store with the Orange Front"
Headquarters for Wall Paper
30 MAIN ST.
and Point
Tel. 476 NORWALK '
Store Hours 8 to ti
Open Saturday Night
1926 Will Be the Biggest
Wall Paper Your
modern youth. are n feature of tho
pro-Enetcr neuron and nre'drnwim;
huge crowds to the Church ht iii.
Roch. lie celebrated for lie [butch
diecoureoe no the Cathedral of;
Notrc Dome or” tho Mndelnine.” l—linl
subject in "Before Marriage: Loo i
turn for the Women and Childrtijli
of Society. "
"Can anyone one one of the fuel:
ionahlo benchce of the day \iiihoui
a inuuh. or a. tour? Moneicnor Dion i
in asking hie fashionable audiomon
"The daughter: on.” much mode 1
up as the mothers, and no lliilni
clothed. What has hooomo oi the;
taste, refinement. delicacy and good .
brooding oi the French Woman?
“M. 18 girlevnlremly have become
hard. At 1! Soy. elreedy are pour.
ing their pernicioul confidence in-
to tho ears of their stators or soon:
girl ti-iendo. Conscience in cool!
killed. and mothers let there thing-
20 on. They seem tired of reeponeis,
hilltr; they have lost consciousness
of their duty. ' '
"The evllvcould he repainted and
, the country saved if mothere would
'_“""“‘GEHEBE’ S
Prompt
Delivery
“1'!" m I! n"! EOUCWJE”
A. Reminder to Go to Gehelnl’e and Get Roulehold
Special: for Saturday Only
Ho Congoleum' floor mats. size
18x36. in escorted designs. just
the thing for in trout or sink
table. elm, 02)me 24¢: each
$1.65 “Wear-Ever” aluminum
Hench potelo tryere with wife
beaker mil aluminum eauce pan
38¢
0 "nun...“ u... .....
. $3.501 Smooth finish. 5 11:. step
‘uddere. @ ............. 31.98
mum may: wire dink droinen
* with compartment for silverware
$1.98 White enamei'coitee grind-
ers. 1 lb. capacity. thatch: on
who .... $1.50
15c Lndies' household rubber
‘aprons in assorted colors. (l2) Mi
$5.73 Bioeoil ball bearing carpet
sweepers with rubber bumpers
mahogany or oak finish. (Q) 34.”
m
$1.00 All aluminum egg boaters
regular household size. @ . . fli
Household Needs 19c
25c Sulpilueh ............ 13:
30c O'Cednr Oil 19:
80c Wright’s silver or .. “1
30¢ Gui! lubricating oil . . . .. 191
‘291: Hardwood rolling pin: .. 1‘91
$4.98 Electric houdoir lamps in
snorted designs. @ ..... 33.4:
Good size round brass bird cage!
@ . ........ . ...... . . . . . . 3‘3.”
WWW
fulfill their role as guardians of
coneciencee. In this hard modern
age. mothers must preserve the low.
or a united family in the hearts of
their none and doughteril.
Cut off from the world by
months or ltormy weather.
lighthonee keepers; Modelini and;
Fermi. mntileted Corsican voter»
one of the World Wu, have been
relieved at the Poinie 611 Re: light
one of the most dangerous point.»
on the French court. Modollni liar
been there eince December 2. Fame
at joined him January 4 arm whic‘:
for many weeks it was imposition
for boats to approach the rock or-
which the light stands. Their eup
piles were just barely enohgh for
four weeks.
Repeated effortu to reach them
tolled. In the meantime evidences;
or the “ruin the men were under
developed in the irremilurity of thol
sacrifice. The light failed several:
' times. The fog horn was silent ate
.‘criucai moment. and' the obrig Log
fiflurpi'ieo ran on the roclte. l
. Finally. Just before the last nt- .
» tempt to relish them. the flag or the .
lighthouse wee seen ii at haifi
' molt. A volunteer crew ade 3‘
hereto dash to reach the lifihouoe.
two
two
They got: only oioee enounh to get u
4...
slimline or both Reopen. who .
though olive. appeared to he in n .
'ntcxc or great excitement. The boat ‘
c. J
7 mSonflthiauet
“ South Ncmolk, Cunn‘.
Gpen- Saturday Evening Uniii 10 P. M.
“VANITY FAIR”_
.mm
moxquisnarmlnmdee
‘
mm swam 32:59
Mullins delighted one these Glove Silk Undergarments,
- M
unbeleundeledeo qmehlyandmly,onecan
., had to turn back. .
- - Lever the etcnne eubeided some. 2
‘ what for the first time in No
l. month» and a relief boot we: able
to get nonunion. tho likhthouee. Tin-
§m tieu- men were Ilium prone-uteri
from the prolonged strain who"
5 they were relieved :
p
5‘ Mme. at: the recent Pudei
Symphony Concert in- Penn lilvl
new experience of teeth: I. ivo
conduct thet cowl-Med organ.
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PAGE THIRTEEN
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; adored Modes For
Eastertime
Presenting A Distinguished
Collection Oi The New Fashions
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The smartest of garments that glorify youth and point new
and clever ways to l‘uslilominm. This unusual showing of the
latest models cannot flail to appeal in all unmvu llllil hunt to
be correctly and fashionably dressed
An Easier Sale Oi Women’ s
Misses’ Silk Dresses
An opportunity to obtain a smart new drum: of now
style and fine quality at a very low price.
The assortment «liupluys all of the how style tendon—
ries in neck- lim- in sleeves, flares and planting.
Printed crepe: in floral and futuristic design; and
vivid color munhiuniion. Flocks m (l: ukor colors
for more comer ullve tastes.
A wide varlilv of tho favorite colors for Spring
and Summm
$12. 98—$17. 50-~$25.
A GREATOPPORTUNITY SALE OF COATS
FOR JUNIORS AND GIRLS 1
All the novelty materials and colors for sports and dress
wear that are running high in ,fasluon’s favor are repre-
sented in our varied collection. [:5
Here you will see all that’s'new and fashionable in apparel
for Easter and Summer, displaying the newest ideas in style,
in fabric, in lrhatmeni and color.
Smlrily Styled Coats For Easter
In Many Alluring New- Models
$16.50 to $69.50
in youthful nimloa nml muro iiiaironly styles. those fashionable. mom
present 11 most. varied chow. Straight lines, flutes and tho laioui from
l‘nris~——Pngc llm silliouoiin. llnnv are trimmed linlilli \iilli Hull-(l lm:
(“loosing n new cool l‘m Easier “ill be on cam mailer horn. for t'V‘t'ii‘
number is fueliimmlulo m lino in inlirlo in trimming and all are PYiwril}
inilorml throughout
11-;
A Special Millinery
0iiering~300 Smart
Hail For Easter Wear
$2.98 $3.98‘S4.98
Thesis are faithful copies of the man-
vxpcnsivc types imported from Poll;
for the Spring season. All the new
combinations of fabric and clover
trimming touches are represented in
this moot unusual assorimont.
$5.98 to $18.50 ‘
lol' Eater ‘
Spring Suits --Top Coats
DiSTlNCTlVE, BUT 1101‘ EXPENSIVE "
New‘in every detail of fashion and fabric, yet made to identify
themselves with the individuality of the wearer, these suits and top
coats impart an air of elegance r ath than “newness”. Cldthon
that help to emphasiZe your pers ona itv, rather than advertise the
skill of a tailor .-
sons 10? com;
$24.50 . $47.50 $18.50 M $34.50
EASTER * SHOWING or BOYS’ 4 rite: Suns
lN STYLES YOU WILL Lin
Your boy will want to be dressed as well an the
other lads at Sunday school on Easter morning.
He will be if he has one of these suits.
in? Baseball one ...1 nail
Given- FREE with every
‘ Boy’s Suit.“
, now in“: m it '
The Home of Good Clothes for Men and
Norwalk Chronicler