Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 16, 1926 · page 16

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MERODE UNDERWEAR

“Merode” quality is, of course, supreme—that is
" why we have chosen it for our store, and for you.
Each garment is cut, finished and shaped by hand.
All seams are flat-lock—giving perfect smoothness
and great strength. In wanted weights and every
size, reasonably priced.

Ask to see "‘Shortees"—for athletic girls.

THE N. E. RYAN CO.

86 Washington St. South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rosenfield Bros.

125 Washington St. Phone 340 South Norwalk

 

 

Biggest Buy in Town

, SHOVELS

Here is an opportunity you can’t afford to miss. Handy
for the garden and any work around the house.

Round point—short handles

25% each

. . SATURDAY SPECIAL
Guaranteed STEEL SPADlNG FORK

.. 98c M

getaway Only

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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till the close of the day.
01 Chambray, Linens and Cotton Broadcloth

 
 
 
 
 

 

\ filth collars thet can be buttoned high or worn open, as desired.

, White and Color
‘ Prints

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twenty-live gut-3” p‘ r or law
st Columbia mi ,ls it Dr 1« l-
ton Mayo of tho of Penn-
sylvenle. Wit “it meeting,
April 10.

Dr. Kiroli” the selected
"Crime We be} is Meet. in an

authority ill! ethnic . While
icdching at the potentials Law school
he served II A ukifilm‘ of the com-
mission on prison vital-m. state or
New York;. prison incelry commis-
sion of Now let“? find the penal in—
vestlgating coinmlplon of Pennsyl-
vania. For we yous he was warden
of Sing Sing, "lining in 1918 to be-
come heedd 1the department of
criminology. )1" ,York School or Bo~
oiel Work. "" t .
Dr. Mandala” theIndustriai
Research WM. 9! the Wher-
ton School of whence. and Com-
merce, University 91‘ Pennsylvania
has devoted’inu‘iyae’fls to research
in the field 0: mentalhniene.
George H.143 '3!!ng o! the city
police court, 1 be chairman at
three sessions the ,Monaey pro-
gram. the lunoeo moonlit or the
Connecticut Pro on omens-f Asso-
olation. and tho efterh Ind suns
per conferences of the mmlttee on
social legislation. at

 

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Connecticut Road
Conditions And
Detours Noted

Cromwell—River Road under con-
struction but is open for iretilc.
Sufism—West Sudleld-Esst (tran-
by Reed under construction but is
open tor trethc.

louthington -—— Cheshire m hierldsn
«~Weterbury Turnpike untim- con-
struction but is open for tralllc.
Middletowno-Middietown-liarttord
Road under construction but is open
for tremc.

East Hampton-v-Road between the
four corners and the lake lllltlt‘r con-
struction but is open for lriilllt‘.

Greenwich—Boston Post Road.
Grading under construction at Cos
Cob cut-off. No delay to traffic.

Westport—Grnding at (‘ompo Inn.
Curve. No delay to trailir.

Shelton—Road under comm-notion
in front oi! Laurel Heights Bani-
larlum. No delay to trailiv.

West llaven & Milford-Alysia!
River Bridge undvr construction.
Temporary bridge prelim-it

Wont Haveanove lliwr Bridge
u u do r construction. ’i‘nmpornry
bridge provided.

Watorhury-C'lieshirow lioml under
construction. No delay to trafllc.

(‘haplin ~—- Willininniic ~ llitmpton
Road under construction (mail to
tramo.
Killingly—Norwich-l’utnnm R o e d
under construction open to iradic.

Norwich-Montviiie-Norwich-New
London Road under construction.
As grading is being done on this sec-

 

 

.pected. Through trams between
New London and Norwich should
use road on east side of Thames
River.

Franklin -—- Norwich - Willlmnntic
Road under construction open to
traffic.

(‘nnnnn—Eo. Cenannddmn Road
road. Under construction. ('pt‘ll for
travel.

 

Anniversary Of

(Continued from Page One.)

 

 

New England nation in Boston the
route was by way ,otRartlord and
New Haven to Eeriein'ltiver. New
York City where e ~oers,wero,run
aboard the inhaler steamer Mery-
land which terr‘isd’the trains to Jer-
sey City Thence the journey was
continued over the Pennsylvania rail-
road.

adopted in piece at traveling via
Hartford and continued on this route
until 1012 when it me
the Poughkeepsle Bridge route thus
eliminating the neces'sity or trans-
rerring the care around New York by
steamer it continlied this run vie

opening of the Hill Gate Bridge on
April 1.1917. ix.

The Hell Gate Bill
ever with doeungtlte , ,
through the M nicer , ,

consumed much ti
the actual rumii ’ .

eral express from Rule!!! Rt (CA-
sanove) to the Penis'ylvenis‘. “station
is 17 minutes.

 
 
 
 

 

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COLORFUL ' shears
Take On Increasing Importance

Whether in the studio. at home about household tasks. or in the office. smacks p ve their»: 7‘
tractiveness and practicability. They are so easy to slip on and keep the frock tr in Add trcshr':

“ $1. 69 ”“1 $2...-
The Newest Blouses

_ mansion-list blend harmoniously with the new tailored mode. which has proven such“ stave; ‘
m thlsseaeon. Hers are Blouses oi tine quality Crepe de Chine. with smart Jebot

complete titty ”will! ‘I .

 

 
 

Hand Bags Gloves

 

$2.95 81.49
art , ouch shaped Good looking Gloves of
gauge otps o t t sueded Silk have fetching cutie

embroidered or with

leathers have very 1111’
application in contrast»

usual mountings oi

metal. in: colors.
Other Begs Other Silk Gloves
$1.95 to $10.50 980 to $1.98

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Dainty artist: ,
simple Sprint, . ,

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Silk ,Hosiery
MAD pair
Colors to complement
or contrast with the
new Spring troelr are
here in variety in this
full fashioned Hosiery.

Other Silk Hosiery
at 980, $1.15, $1.86
to. $2.9? '

Umbrellas
$3.95
We wise to choose one
of these good iookins
Wiles for protec-
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“ ”coach

All linen filtrates-chit}.
hand embt‘dddeewed': ‘* '

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

In 1893 the Shore Line route was

god to

the Poughkeepsie Bridge until the

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‘ llnrtlnnd—Enst llnrtlninl
min. l'ndcr construction.
3 rimil open (or travel

l Sharon—-Sliilrmi-Alnnnin
Itouti. l'ndor construction.
for trawl.

Moun—
i‘rcsent

lnton

Opt-n

rontl. Under construction. Upon {or

tion of road short delays may be ex- ;

'l‘orrinuion—J‘orringion i"; o s h o n ‘V

BAKlNli DAY is“
[N THE DISCARD

7 Out of 10 Loaves On.
American Tables‘
Made Outside Home.

LOB ANGELEH. April iO.—(AP)
Baking day and the community flour
mill are passing. hand in hand, from
American lite. ,
Seven loaves of every ten that}
come to the American table now are
baked in commercial bakeries, and
the flour mill which was an institu-
tion in every community as lately as
a generation ago has been torcedl
from business by the diminution in
lioueewives' need ior iiour end the
demand of commercial bakeries for
a uniform grade of flour.

Los Angeles leads the country in
the percentage of commercially
baked breed on its tables. approx-
imately 98 per cent coming from
bakeries. engineers here said. New
York. (‘hicago and other metros
pnlitan areas show somewhat smell-
" ratios because a large foreign pop-
ulation continues to bake its breed
by its own recipes, but. the baker is
invading even this field.

 

 

 

 

 

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TRISTRAM Ea HYAT’I

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

 

Wall Street Phone 550

Home Craft

APRIL 12TH TO

Norwaik, Conn.

Week

17TH

 

During this week we are showing an assortment of Quaker curtains and

note because this line has been consistently

in advance of curtain styles

for a decade and just as consistently excellent in quality.

Fringed Curtains

Quaker Von Volant Curtains

$1.98 ‘° $15.00 ' $6.75 .. $10.00 .

Quaker Lace and Nets

35c ‘° $1.35 a W“

 

 

 

 

 

 

No dotonrs ncrcssnry.

Roxbury—Sonthimry linnd.
face in good condition.
and gliitvrn uncompietod.

New Milford—(i a 5‘! o r d s v i l l ,.
Bridge. Work on the new bridge and
approaches under way.

necessary_

Washington~Grnde f." r o s sin 5:,
Elimination. Road and iirilge con-
struction under its). No detours
necessary.

 

 

You have used
Lydia E. Pinkliam’s
Vegetable Compound
Now try
LYDIA E.
PINKHAM’S
Pills for
Constipation

They work
« impel-mow.

firm “(Helm Pinkhm

 

 

 

 

 

 

A. J Collins Co
10 North Main Street,
loath lies-walk
Phone 747

COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

 

 

 

 

 

 

disastrous

Silk Ribbed Socks, 1/2 and 3’
‘ lengths 500

Cotton Socks, 1/2 length . 256

J. l. MALLETTE

88 Washington ' Street

 

 

 

 

A Pipe Dream
flame True

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Let us show you.

Norwalks’ Electric Co.

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Phenom

lrnvcl.

Waterbury - Watertown. \l'ntor»
liliry-Wutortown-Tllmnnston r o n d. I
Lnder construction. 0 p .7 n for
travel. ,

Beihel-oNewtown Road. R o a d -.
and Bridge construction lindr-r way. ‘

Eur. .
Shouldt‘r: '

o detours ,
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' Lovely New All-Wool Challis $1.25

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wide.

THE C. O. MILLER COMPANY

 

Notions

real economy.

Trimming Buttons

Trimming
glass. and ivory.
many varieties,
popular shades.

Tape.
only the best.

good quality sateen.

in many shades.

STREET FLOOR

 

For Sewing

The little things that are so
necessary, and so often over
looked. You will find them
all here, at prices that spell

25c to $2.25 dozen

Buttons 0! metal.
Every kind.
in all

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l Lustrous ‘ Blanket Binding,
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C. O. MILLER (70..

BOW

i Silk Bias Tape 25c

Finest. quality. pure silk Bins
It will pay you to get

Sateen Blanket Bind-
ing ............15c

of

Taffeta Blanket Bind-
ing .........22c,89c

‘ Blanket Binding of fins Taffeta.

$1.98

and navy, besides black. The full 54 inch
nomical to use, the bright colors and fine qua

fashionable new frocks.

$1.98

fabric.

the new tailleur suits.

$2.19

Spring sports costumes.

inches wide.

 

 

 

 

 

 

STAMFORD, CONN.

use
fitmfiu “S . .

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For The Woman Planning Spring Sewing

. An all purpose fabric that is ideal for many Spring uses. Most as light
as silk, it is just the weight for late Spring—as well as cool Summer eve-
nings. In gayly contrasting stripes for s p o r t 5 occasions, in the new
graduated and small dots for smart frocks, and dainty rosebud pat-
terns so widely used for little girls’ dresses.
harmonies, every one of them approved by Dame Fashion.

In many shades and color

27 inches

Fifty-Four Inch All-Wool Jersey

In the new high shades, including grey, tan, wild rose, peppermint, carrot

width makes it extremely eco-

lity will give you inspiration for

For Smart Frocks—Crepe Faille

Many smart Spring and Summer outfits will be made of this fine quality
Light as a Spring zephyr, yet warm enough for cool Spring eve-
nings. One of the most popular fabrics of the day for street frocks and

Imported French Flannels

In gay stripes, plaids and blocks, they are one of the best materials for
In light Spring shades, with many striking exam- ‘

ples of the use of contrasting colors. Fine quality, pure wool flannels, 40

C. O. MILLER C0.. STREET FLOOR

THE C. O. MILLER CO.

 

 

 

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