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{A NASHVILLE—wt woman.
Highway Department
Directs Annual Drive On
Untid Accumulation:
In the oinrnnnity.
W
Barton is a lot cleaner. this day
after (our days of unnyal cleanup.
Bass. bottles. bones. grass. old
metal. older’ shoes. curtainrods. cans.
and what not have been removed
from corners in cities. cellars back-
yards and sheds. and are now repos-
inc in the town dump.
The town highway department
was in charge of the cleanup.
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Members or the Daricn Masonic
club will be in charge or the con-
vocation of Saint John's Lodge. F.
8.: A. M.. in Berkeley Street Mason-
lu Temple, in Norwalk. this evo-
bins.
The foflou'ing will participate:
Muster—m. Worthy Simon W.
Cooper. Babylon lodge. No. 793.
Babylon. N. 1'
Senior Warden—«Roy D. Ginther.
Evergreen lodge No. 105. Cape
Charles. Va.
Junior Warden—Edwin W. Coop-
111,83: John's lodge. No. 6.
enlor Deacon—Arthur N. John-
son. Harmony lodge. No. 67. New
Canaan.
Junior Deacon-Jomea A. F. Muc-
Cammond. Union lodge No. 5. Stam-
i'ord.
Senior Stewardml. L.
John's lodge. No.6.
Chaplin—Edward ’1. l1 uilou, A11-
cient Brothers' lodge No.178.Au-
burn. Me.
I—‘oor. St.
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Work will start tomorrow on the
erection 0! 300 new bathhouses at
Pear Tree Point. Daricn‘s public
bathing beach. The work will be
done by the Griffiths company. of
Stamford. Materials are arriving
now. It is expected that the work
will be finished by July 1st.
The Arundei corporation or Bal-
timirs. 116., has completed dredging
of! the Point.
1“ fr !
There was s. rummage sale yes-
terday in the parish house 0! Saint
Luke's Episcopal church under the.
auspices of the Church Friendly So-
ciety ot the church. The affair was
’ Eatery successful and a. good sum “as
cleared.
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Sergeants Terry Lambert and I-‘d-
ward Tinker “ill change shins this
evening. For the next fortnight.
Sergeant Lambert will no on day
desk duty.
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Harold Buckley oi Norwalk 11:11:
a recent visitor in town.
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The Ladies’ Aid society at tho
srien Methodist church sened a
. elicious lunch to a large num
‘er of persons. this noon.
. U. S. In Particular \
WA QINGTON. -—v'1‘hs gov ernment
Iis particular about stitches. A re-
report. containing specifics.
tio tor work done to the govern-
ment describes 37 typi a1 stitches.
some or them employing as many as
nine threads. .
(lets One-Cent. Fine.
carry-
ling a baby, was fined one cent by
Federal Judge Barry 8. Anderson
here recently. She had pleaded
guilty to liquor violation.
A icon... Co
10 north non Street,
sons Norwalk
11m. 747 ,
comers HOUSE
FURNISHINGS ‘
fl;
Your Kodak plus Kodak
111111.511“ our developing
an printing semce
insures '
complete satisfaction
Countess Asncs l‘lsiorimzy, daughter
or the former Austrian ambassador
to the United St: lies, )1 is entered the
movies. The that tllm in uhich she
noted. no“ 111 or "The Passion of
Women." has been banned by 13(11-
lin censors.
Whittemore Re-elected
Warden of N augatuck
Naugntuck elected Harris Whitle-
more. Jr.. as its “alden‘ of the bot-
ough for the fourth time Mondu).
when he detected the Democratic
cundidutc, J. Edward Gulwin by a
plurality 01‘ 131 votes. Especially
noticeable in the election was tin:
big drop in the sumbor of mice cast
for Worden Whittenlore. 1.11s car
his plurality wus (lint, which Wm;
:16: votes more than were cast for
him today. In returning to tho
leadership of the borough Mr the
fourth time. Warden \Vllitlctnorc
carried the entire Republican ticket
back into control for another year
with him.
\Vnrdon Whittemoro r1111 behind
his ticket. luchvot‘. there being but
three licpuhlicuu candidates \1 hose
total vote was smaller than that
pulled for the executive.
N early A Million Persons
0 O y. I
VISited Tomb of Hardmgs
MARION. o. (AID-Nine hun-
dred thousand persons have visited
the tomb of the Ilnrdlngn. in Marion
‘cemctery. said I..1.hut Walter lee
Slicrtcy. who has commanded a do
tachment of 11001153 stationed at the
tomb since I‘msldeni
ibody was placed there.
Cornerstone of tho Harding mov-
111011111 will be 11116 May 3'0. and the
structure completed in another year.
[The bodies of President ording
and of Mrs.l[n1ding then will he
placed in the 11101110112.” The build-
ink and its approaches “ill cost
1810. 0011.
The detachment of rogfilnt .11 my
troops Which numbers thirty- six.
will mdintnin its \Tigil
to the permanent tomb from the
receiving vault.
NOT LIKE FATHERS.
quiry inning 200 with School boys
revealed that four than one in the
wished to follou his fathers occu—
nation.
WANT YOUR LEADER P ' '
mouse: as: ”Tl
Leaders, gutters. tin roofs and
sheet metal work. promptly: at
tended 10..
11E]:l LS SERVE YOU
Nash, Raynontl
& Dean Co.
The H‘mflton Shop 1 at Franklin. saw
49 WALL mm 5°11“. “mesons.
' A A 1 2115011111: ms '
? $15.00
These costs must be men to
nishly tailored ad more
A Special Sale Of Women 55
And Misses’ Costs
‘ style and handsome materials for. the sale price gives no :
indication of their real vslud. Nonelty tweed; tapestry
tweed, rough woven cheviots and mixtures
' the fabrics used in their making. The variety of man
pleasing selection for every
$19 .50
truly appreciate their smar:
e some of ‘
{engine models insures a.
one. . _ _, _
l massaoooosrs cram ' l
11111 dinu's
until the .
bodies or the liuuliugs are removed '
PORTLAND. Oren—"vii recent” in: '
111me
Splendid silk
Splendid seerfis to be the
monl that aptly describes
them for they look so truly
good and substantial,
though a medium weight,
(their real goodness and
North is quite apparent.
They have lisle tops and
soles to give added wear.
In the wanted colors--
laran rachellc, opal grey,
zinc,‘lsok, gun metal.
Price $1.85
Stockings for
{the children
Popular 7/3 length of a
.‘fine cotton in mixed camel
}color with fancy leg and
ruff 1n checked pattern
59c
Main floor, rear.
The “Slicker”.
Umbrella ' $3
Sporty looking plaid cov-
‘61: with the swagger abort
handles-econ be used for »
or shine-but very.
reliable in the sudden down-
we so often get from
now on all Gunmen-and
only $3
Main floor. center.
Men like pongee
thandkerchiefs
They are corrdst'. They
look well. Men like then.
We cast them with a drawn
timed to give eflectiveness
bl: a smsial price
39c ‘
, Main floor, center. '
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Your Baby by Pattie Brooks
This Week Out:
PAGE NINE
Wonderful babies
they are!
Wonderful Pictures!
at 10 to 12.
Aftcnoons from 2 to 5.
fashioned.
Baby
.enamcl.
finished in
beds
give advice.
Bassinets
Wardrobes Cribs
Costume" ,
Nursery Chairs
Dresses and slips and gertrudcs.
Coats and bonnet: and blankets.
Scales to weigh the baby
and a nurse from the Health Dept.
each afternoon to Weigh them and
Kiddie Koops
Bathinettcs
Walkers . \
Toilet Seats _
But remember this week Mornings
'Wlilt delightful things for the
little tots are here in a profusion of
doint‘incas and so reasonable in price.
Dainty little frocks . exquisitely
.1;
white V 1' -. .
Delightful Undermuslins
decidedly underpriced!
At 65c
tepina and bloomers
Jmade of voile, muslin and
crepe—some lace trimmed.
Mill—omisfin 1n assort-
ed colors—tailored models. _
nslin double hem
and strap top. »
‘ chemise -— muslin -- lace
trinnned or tailored models;
Each arment carefully
made an out full for coin-
M Each 3 big value at
the1priec oflered.
At 856
Gowns - regular and ex-
tra size—flesh “and white—-
plain or lace trinnnéd of
crepe, batiste or Voile' 1n as-
sorted colors.
Slips—-flne muslin—regu-
ion and extra size-tailored
or lace trimmed models .
Bloomers and step-ins—
Assorted colors -— crepes,
m‘uslins and voiles.
These are delightfully lashloned
and dainty as well as substantially
tailored tor seed eel-nee. \l
v
At$125
Pajamas—mo piece in donned
colors. \
Gowns—kilns batlsts lace trimmed
in regular and extra sizes.
Bloomers and
colored vanes-fancy Ninth-napkin
tailored or lace trimmed. 7
Slip—muslin slips—double lion-
non- cling slips—~osaorted colors-—
hamstltched top and strap.
Whoa batiste, lace trinu
m—bnilt-up or strap tops.
Garments that he "flattened to
fascinate layers of line lingerie——
woansn will selecttnot one but many
at these.
run HOW LAND DRY GOODS co
BRIDGEPORT
um on Baby Care
By Katherine Treuti'ng,“ n. N.
of the W Nureses’ Assn.
Slap-lumen”
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_‘ A'k'AflA
Hook'your own
Hooked Rugs
You’ll like them better
and they’ll cost you less.
The Vogue of early Amer-
ican interiors has brought
into prominence .an in-
creased decorative import-
ance of these quaint old-
fashioned hooked rugs—-
that are so very high priced
at the antique shops, yet so
easy to make.
Designs like
this
Effective—
Decorative
Isn’t it worth a few hours
of fascinating work to have
a colorful rug to hug your
fireplace, or a soft hued one
poster?
Dval or Round
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'_~.' .1331 tint
cl:
ll?
«1.
nil'ltl wiltlllln .. \
[53 And oblong.
shape
Many charming designs
besides those shown here' in
glyéeériety of sizes at 500 to
.Wodl in all colors, 29¢ a
bank .
i Frames
“needles 89c.
And of course our experts
show you howto todo
talus interesting work.
. 5‘
31.50. R ug
Third floor, center.
to place near your four-
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Norwalk Chronicler