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tII'II‘Ilw‘nliifiilil.
High do.“ *enlarcemente
“with.
in 51/3217? matt mount
Rex.
Main fleet“ rearI
, Electric irons
popular makes
I'l‘hermax special—a splendid iron
made by a reputable factory $2.65
Hotpoint —— guaranteed —— complete
with thumb rest $4. 95
Simplex electric iron. Special price
$5.85
I Universal tourist iron—small 3 lb.
size with removable handle and bag
holder. Special $3.95
Sunbeam electric iron—finest quality.
completely fitted with stand, cord and
,metal container. Special $6.25
Electric appliences
that mean comfort
Hot spot electric table stow-flat top
style—ideal for toasting and light break-
lfast cooking $1.95
Excel electric cookers — fireless
Tcooker systcrn having current. Roasts,
:bakes, boils complete at one time. Com-
‘plete with two cooking pans $5.65
Electric curling irons complete with 6
ft. cord and .’ pc plug. Special $1
' Wavette electric curling irons with
blue, rose and white handles, large size
curler stem. Special $1.95
Utility Electric cords, six foot of good
'cord with 2 pc plug and utility plug that
'fits most every appliance. Special 95c
Star-ite electric vibrator-soothing to
the nerves and wonderful tissue builder
;and muscle developer. Special $9.95
Bed lamps—shades of georgette in
: ‘all colors for boudoir. Special $2. 95
Boudoir lamps, hand painted Dresden
' base—shades to match. Special $2 .45
{Table , lamps — shades of beaded
parchment decorated or silk shades with
polychrome or vase bases. Special $5.45
' Brid e lamps—wrought iron with
fancy go d leaf base and headed decorated
Shade. Special $3 25
f, Bridge lamps, cast metal bases, finish
ed in ric antique brass with beaded decov
”rated shades. Complete $4.95
,. .I-Inior lamps, handsome wood bases
_ red, green or black finish with gear-
Electric Club memberfl. Ip
$1 Delivers a
Whirlpool washer
03‘!
Hoover Vaccuum Cleaner
to your home -- the balance you pay in equal
amounts at regular intervals.
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1Everyone is talking about the greater Hoover!
it’s the epochal achievement of the day. its amazing
performance is on every woman’s tongue. its revo-
lutionary cleaning principle,“ Positive Agitation”
has antiquated all so called modern cleaning de-
vicesl The greater Hoover represents the farthest
step taken in years!
“Have you seen the new Hoover?” is the ques-
tion of the hour. And no wonder, because, inthe
uSual cleaning time it will remove from floor cover-
ings twice as much dirt as would ever come out
before.
All you need to do to see it and see just what it
will do is to phone Barnum 454 and ask the Hoover
man to call—he will show you right imyour own
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Beautiful lamps of every sort specially priced
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Coffee 'percolators
and electric pads
Themrax electric coffee percolators—
7 cup size—aluminum body—cold water
pump type. Special $5. 95
Elite coiiee percolator—o cup size-
aluminum body—complete with cord and
plug. Special $4.95.
Thermax heating pad—3 heat style—
properly insulated—large size—complete
with duck covering. Special $4. 95
Mp shades at
0
very low prices
1i’Assortnrcnt of silk boudoir lamp
shades and round empire shape—assort
ed colors. Special 85:
Boudoir shades in fancy shapes and
Iloral trimming. Special $1.95
Beaded parchment bridge shades,
cone shape with print decoration. Special
95c
Fine quality hand
stenciiled bridge shades,
Special $1.75
Beaded hind painted 18 inch empire
shaped shades for table lamps or iunr or
lamps. Special $4.95
Fine quality silk shades—artistic
shapes and trimming. Georgette pleated
over silk. Variety of colors. Spcci .1 $9.95
Here are many other
electric appliences
Universal reversible electric toaster $8
Universal straight toaster $5.75
Universal round grill $9.75, $12.50
and $15
Universal waffle irons $15
Universal coii‘ee percolator $14.50
Universal 4 pc urn sets $24.50
Hotpoint straight toaster $5. 75
Hotpoint reversible toaster 6 and $8
Hotpoint coilee percolator $12
Hotpoint grill $13.50
Hotpoint wafl’le iron $15
Manning 8L Bowman percolator $9.50
Manning 8; Bowman 4 pc urn set
$19. 50
and
shape.
decorated
cone
, Therrnax electric bread toaster—ac- home what it will do without anv obligation on Hotpoint disc stove 3495'
commodates large size slices. Complete 3’01" P371 Everhot. ‘I burner disc store $9.50
special $3.95 Hotpoint 3 heat warming pad $8.85
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Works new The Whirlpool washer rs practically supreme Non, paper
book on Here are the points on which you may base 6th. Minimum effort and cost for upkeep— “Cloud Spun"
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mfilud'fi 2‘26 many competrtrve tests. . ‘ tits into 24 inch floor space-flight In weight -easy 102 sheets me
a” f 2nd. it washes faster by vrrture of Its large to move about—removing wringer makes thie tpo. box for only .
W5 0 11113 C3P3C11V. and $159111“: W31“ 3911311011 . - 8th. Soft rtrbber wringer rolls prevents break- 39
F 8'1ng 3rd. Simplified mechanically it gives lasting 111% 11II110n5 1’91 reitains angtingntelgfign b c
orbegrn’ nets service 9th. Gives onger re 0 a In 5 of ta rrcs
. $135133“??? 4th Automatic lubrication does away with tiisriiiigltlrriis easy positive action, and smoth polished Envelopes to
experts $fif?§ftsa§,tv,‘§° Of the oil can and the usual hurry 10th. it merits your confidence because of matd‘
On l tod ' the l—lowland service that we assure for the future. 20c pkg.
58$; ay . 5111' ”1811551 9113111)’ parts—make for years Let us demonstrate one in your home. Phone ‘
u 1 a ' ' 0f satrsfactory service. Barnum 454. Ask the “Whirlpool” man to call. ““1“ 5"" “i"
an 001‘ rear
Fourth floor renr'
gette shades. Complete $9.95
Bridge lamps of plated metal bases.
Corn lete with fine georgette shades.
Specral $9.95
Junior floor lamps of plated meta.
base and pleated georgette shades with
floral spray design in silk. Specipl $15.75
Junior floor lamps—beautiful hand
carved bases finished in Polychrome,
walnut or stipled gold with shades of fine
georgette expertly made—special com-
plete $22.50
. Odd lots of georgette and tub silk
shades slightly soiled from handling at
inst half the original prices.
Fourth floor
\
Wall Street
9 x 12, regular price
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TRISTM o HYATT
Norwalk’e Leading Dry Goods Store
N orwullr, (bun.
LINOLEUM WEEK SPECIAL
ARMSTRONG’S LlNOLEUM RUGS
In a Large Variety of Beautiful Patterns.
6 x 9, regular priIe ..
7.6 x 9, regular price .
Phone 550
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Mnny bark-lies.
of which 11 a crimson American
lirants I 1' 'IrIsr but lrnourr ’l‘l‘.I
tloru- III Irrrr gum n I llll'i III-I slrrul :s or:
c-IiIrrIlIer l‘ililll n Irourr from out
tings [11:11 is on ilI lr Iurr Irmls IIru
to M prIfIIrel m r luiIl (l srork.
it is “1er to nwi Ii nil lI‘IIl lock br-
caurre tlrI mlrtrs Ir-r( lumber and
own if trillI-Il by cold will throw up
strong shoots.
1n tlrr ('.ll'l\‘ .Iprrrrp runws slIIIulIl bu
sprayed \‘I‘llll 'm- ..Ir:;irnr solution
and water. :0 ruins of col-l “filer to
one of llllli‘ unli s:rI?p':nr I‘arls
grrcn ls efliI‘l-rrt but up I'r‘ danger-
one.
Amour: Il‘ hxtirnl In News up
some of lllI‘ IrrosI I- .IIIItIIl plants
you could set I III. ’l'wfir l-‘Iooru at
Roses Pansics and Honeysuckl
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and 1' hits t‘tll‘l)‘ lrr llli.‘ garden.
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luy the l'lunts. JOA'AGES ‘ D , ,
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(UL about tuo IoIt alum. ‘lIII; soil "Hw'mop" k"
Inld have born hllilll-il IiIcp bu
lOl'Illltllil rIrIIl IIIr'iclrcd. 'l'lrc lrerlj
should lw rnulclrvd plI-ntIlnlh witIrI
rnrmrnure Lots or “Her should be?
(Celt.
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nogg\.1
I 'Ilr pant“ In a turd»: lIIl nnlal, of
I 11115, I I urge t‘l rotors 1hr: is p‘ ez-rs 1
In; to Inc «)0. ':llrI flow rs are grown
250 W. Nth Street .
only In the spring in not) soil In 3'
shallow box. The ilouero may be
transplanted to the garden about the
last of April or even a little earlier.
I‘ I i'llllfll shade in desirable. but do not
pl: Ice them where they will be under
trace.
it you bore a little porclu and .
“ant to make it the. pntticst porch S
'lll your neighborhood. put in some
honeysuckle. 'lhie hardy perennial
trailing \lne will climb walls or
See Our .'-'ov el
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The Connecticut
plants and not them out early in
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:“EST SCHOOL! -:‘CAMI
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K.ILB BUILDXJEYOA Cm
from SiCll and should lJ( soun \try .31... .~
..2._: .a. .,
Window Display
l-'.lI'('IriI- lit-trigt'rtrtton
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:‘rnythlng offering the slightest hold. Light 5,; Power Co,
The honiyeucklo is grown easily in , . - .
almost any kind of salt. Evergreen Inll 5" "umflm
ecr ‘ed is a good variety. the flowers 1 " ..
being yell ' and white. Buy rooted ”it:
sprlng. Those flowers are free from
insect pests. ‘-
TOMORROW—Pointers on Flow-
crs.
600” HEALTH
NEGESSARY
Their Health to Lydia E.
Pinkham ’eVegetable
' Compound
Fifty years ago there were few
occupitlonsforviomeu. Some taught
school. some did
housework. some
_ athomoandafew
took up nursing.
' Today t h e r e
- potions not open
to women. Today
t h e y w o r k in
g r c at factories
with hundreds of
other women and
girls. There are
men architects, lawyers. den-
tlate. executives, and legislators.
But all too often a woman wins her
economic independence at. the cost.
of her health.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain who
worke tn the Unlonall factory mak-
fu‘ overalls writes that she got
“wonderful results" from taking
Lydia E. Plukham‘ 5 Vegetable Com-
pound. Mre. Chamberlain lives at
500 Monmouth St, Trenton. N. J.
She recommends the Vegetable Com-
, pound to her friends in the factory
It!” will gladly answer any letters
ahe sets from women esklnzaboutlt.
Better Health?
Many Busy Women Owe ,
’ found work to do '
arovery fewoccu- I
Are you on the Sunllt Road to ‘
NO CHARGE
Let us test your
radio tubes
Time Square Radio
Supply Co.
Radio Cute and Am
a 30.31am 83b. 80. um
Ho kl encircle the ear and hang well
Crowe To Inspect
Rural“ Mail Routes
Irriapectlone of rural mail routes lnc'
; will be made by Postmaster Edmund Washington Street
Ill. Crowo of the Second District Phone 3565 50. Hog-walk
postomcc during the month of May.
We Are. Our Own Whole-
Balers and Retailer: of
Quality Groceries
A. F. Beckmann Co
Announcement that the inspec-
[lions would be, done by poetmaetera
land their assistants was made by
Itho.Poetomce department. in the
Iiorm of an amendment to postal
huts and regulations. Formerly
inspections were made. tnlce year-
h in April and October. Now they
will be made only once; in May.
The. amendment reads:
l‘ostmasters, their assistants. or
other competent employees. shall
make a. trip of inspection over the
I rural routes each year. in the month
Iot May. The inspections shall be
made without expense to the depart-
ment. Report of etch Inspection la
eta.
South Norwalk
Art Needlework
New designs in, Scarfs,
Centers, Buffet Sets, Lunch-
eon and Vanity Sets, Bridge
Covers, Towels, Pillow Cases,
.1. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
to be made on Form 4248. If it be
found that no changes in service
are practicable. and the postmaster
has no recommendation to make.
but one copy of the report in each
case shall be mails and such copy
,l‘lled in the post office. If changes
are deemed necessary. the reports
shall be prepared in duplicate] the
original submitted to the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General, Di-
vision of’Rural Mulls. and the copy
filed ln‘fho post office.
“BARBARIb non" rs LATEST ,
rum: IN LOVDON TOWN
LOW. ——'rhe ‘barburtc bob"
has been imported from Par-la by
[hatr- -dreaaerc who are using to
iknock out the shingle.
This to the molten effect which
has yet been introduced alnce women
began to bob their hair. 4nd it re-
quires a skillful profs-clonal manlo
pulator to produce it: It to f v-‘bt
send the ordinary barber. who hire
raped a fortune out of the boyiah
effects.
The “barbaric bob" can I with It
a par-unmet the hair- on the rtaht
aide. 'l‘wo mambo are need to ratee
the hair oaithe care and drape it
back of them. so that long. curly
.1"J.‘V'f"(llli'11.t.'
r’ ”atrium '
is 1354
were woman: u.
The hatr- Itltl baa a Ihtnxle line
ti "telnet tectve u amart and
munch.
&Dean Co.
Our phone number
Nash, Raymond
We are now located at1
our newwtlices at
31 Franklin Street.
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Norwalk Chronicler