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PALACE CLOTHES SHOP
13,N0..MAIN ST. S0. NORWALK, CONN.
Newlyweds
'SPECIAL
Dollii r 1)in
25
Topcoats
SPECIAL
50
Men’s &
. Young
Men’s Suits
$18.75
Values to $35.
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RADIOS
You Can Mord
Bets Complete
$17.75 to $175
Parts for all hook-ups
Men's up.to.
date models
and fabrics
too
or Med to its
a. may a
Price "as
' (In. so m
p w... u... m... m, “m N. ,_ Spoke For Millions of Par-
‘ . . ents At First Health
tests Against Disease.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. May 10.
parents. Herbert Hoover. Secretary
“Commerce. and President or the
last night called upon 10.000 of the
leading health authorities of the
yet untormulated. by which the na-
tion may know what a normal child
We.“ a] . mil addressed to 10 national organiza-
o '1‘ So. No tions participating in the iirst Amer-
, f ‘ I do. the t
er: -..-..
lat sss
rm...
._..t.—.
Congress -— World Pro-
-—8psslting for millions of anxious
American child Health Association.
country to produce the standards as
ii ° 7 ' is.
. Rider 8 Radio Shop Secretary Hoover's challenge was
ican Health Congress ever held. In—
- eluded in his audience were members
Phone 527 Prompt Delivc'i'y of the American Public Health Asso- DOLLAR $ 18 7 5
elation. American Red Cross. Amer- DAY ONLY .
lean Nurses' Association, National
Committee for Mental l-lysiene, Na~
tional Organisation tor Public Health
Nut-sins. the United States Children's
Bureau and the United States Public
Health Service. .
Such it gathering. Secretary Hoov- i
0" minted out. ‘0“de " “'0?” I“ Norman Carroll, brother of Earl, the Broadway producer, has just
fiflrloinriiiiigiffifiinliiu [$533 acquired a bride. i‘orineriy Miss Frances Hope Manhood of Baltimore.
3,; He, therefore, backed by the you“. The camera caught them sealing the ceremony in how York with the
first kiss. Later the newlyweds left for a 10-day yacht cruise. l-Lorl
or parents everywhere. asked that
‘ the first step In making a healthier Carroll's present troubles with the law seem to sit lightly on lit-other
. .GEHEBE’S
"'lt’s Here it It‘s Houseware"
SHIRTS
Colliir tliltiCIlt‘iI or collar to
,,..$1.00
$2.00 values
Genuine B. V. D.
UNION SUITS
$1.00 .
15% Discount On Every
SUIT & TOPCOAT
FOR DOLLAR DAY ONLY
world be the formation of standards Q99 " “ ' . ‘ .
much wow "m“,om 0.” mm Mum... REGULAR ...-:..)0 Suits, ltor Dollar Day . . . . . . . _ , .. .$19.00
ing from deficiencies to positive 520.00 blilifi, For Dollar Day , . ... . . . . .321.75
terms of an ideal." ‘- .., __ . 7‘ ‘ ' ' '
“13,-?!“ more 01' an m; .i iii. no...“ ci.ii.i i. i. hi an n- i... or our_ minds the 20.090000 $1.00 Neck Wear ..7.ao Suits. It or Dollar Day .$23.25 Straw Hats
"in“. e 8‘1 ' an arm gnment ° lusion, a fantasy into which it-is ncc- ‘best beloved in America. “e en- ' (#30 00 g ' . . . " A
a 1 our scientific endeavor. our bene- cssnry that we blow the breath visngcd them as always brim: nor- DOIItli' Dtlv ”my in . t. Ultts. I‘or Dollar Day . . . . . . . . . . , ,$2.).50 t' I"
flcent intentions, that this standard of life. yOu with your scientitic tool. We foolishly believed it was ‘ 5'1"" .. t . ‘ , ~. ~ _ $1 00 inch
knowledge, your broad t'xpCl'lt‘dlCQ. i, only poverty. war and IanIuli that v, ins-JO billib. I‘ 01‘ DOIIal' Day . . . . . . . . . . . $021.00 0 ,
could brim; Hist massxs of children
to siibnorinul.
"(inc (lily in 1020. however. this_
illusion had a. shock. in a publica-
ltion of our tiruit iigures it unis cold-
ly remarked that 80 per cent of the‘
men of draft ngt' wrru physically
its the layman, demanding that the
normal child become a possibility.
“The normal child of the your 1800
will not serve us today. Our standard
of normality is on a higher plane.
Deilne for us nroirri-ssii't- normality.
21st. century normality. that we may
strive for this in the 20th century. below normal; that one-third of
Picture to us in words, in crayon, them could not even pass the re-
and in scientific fact the child that'quirements of a. country desperate
nature, working at its best. intended. ' to raise men for war. .
“Describe. to us in “inns ”mi "The American Child Health as-
- fathers and mothers can understand, Sotflflllilll 11118 (‘Ollll‘IOiNl It Mlll‘V't‘l’ 0f
‘ the child whose organs are function- 86 Cities to determine what sate-
2 $1.00 ii....i.. ti...
DOLLAR DAY — THURSDAY - BIG BARGAINS
Lisle Hose
51.00;:
5‘7 5.00 Suits, For Dollar Day . . . . . . . . . . . .$29.75
Mme. Jeannette
LADIES' SPECIAUI‘! SHOP
' so sacrament smu-
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Pajamas
$1.00
Golf Hose ! Caps
lien. \‘tiIllt: $1.5m up. $1 00 Yum,- $13.0 A. $1.03, 1 o s
.ligl‘mr Duv. pti'ir . . l Dollar in), ('ill'Il . s 0
llmriilir $1.30.
I‘ttllfl~ lliv ......
Regular 35v pvtr.
4 pair . ........
i
Sweaters i
llova' Flint-y Silk and Wool
“pgulcii' “in $3 45
I l
Delhi 1‘ Day
Sweaters
.‘It‘li'h l‘tilit'y Pull Over
lirrminr $4 07.. $3 95
,. . I
Dl'lli'll‘ .lli'iv ..
Men’s Night Shirts
$1.00 I
Umbrellas
$1.00 “""‘
g. ' lug efficiently. whose growth is pro- guards are actually being given to.
. developed unhampered and whose . milk a day is set by our specialists
potentialities are being realized. as the minimum for children's needs
“1A; J Comm C “Millie it clear to Mrs. Jones and children examined liutl loss than
. . 0. Mrs. Smith how they can mulm tlwn‘ this. Nearly a quarter had no milk.
moantwmd‘. 70 North M8111 Street, that normal child. It is all wellipasturizcd their entire milk supply.
. yopeta ’00 enough to state and restate the sate- There were eighteen preventable
i coedlng unimpeded. whose senses are the health or children. A pint of
mentally, inornliy and physically. yet 42 pt-r cent of 85,000 ili‘ih grade
0' Mary and their John unproxlnmteiomy eight or the cities surveyed
'WWMMT‘Lu
chimney tanner.
South Norwslk guards which the community should epidemics among children in these. m
-. D I have, to talk of tho evident de- cities in a period or (our 3mm . ,
“haunt". Phone 747 flcienccs. But there are millions nu is estimated that oi‘ the 10”,
of parents who are doing everything.
they know. and they are asking the'
000.000 children of pro-school ago
in America. malnutrition exists in
.MANY OTHER SPECIALS’ DOLLAR ‘DAY
awmgvmse.’ new.
COMPLETE HOUSE
question daily: have I sucecded? is from 20 to 25 per cent. Postural
‘ my child normal? defects occur in train 40 to 50 pert -
FURNISHINGS “During the time some or us were cent. Our work is facial. detepse. i
J” ‘ 011 the 1013 in Euro” 110110118 starv- The community nurse and'tho Com 1
"'.w ins children, we had often in the munity sole-guard to health 'iili
succeed for better theme. thousand
.. r policemen in preventing crime." 1
' lh‘ationap High School ‘ w ‘ '
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SPECIALS FOR i 0mm... 1.. Dermal 13 NO. MAIN smear SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
_ . ‘ I . Significant of the growth of appro-
‘ t ‘ I ‘ ciation or music and its educational
value in the public schools was
shown at the recent meeting of the
Music Supervisors National Center-
-e once held in Detroit, Mich. Twenty-
.tive states were represented in a to-
tal or 223 High School students who
were sent to Detroit .by different su~
‘ pervisors of music, to form ii. massive
—4 orchestra. The string section 01’ this
student organization totaled 171 per-
4 formers with a well balanced supply
or win I instruments in the remaining
A. 02 players. Ossip- Gabulowitsch.
. continetor at the Detroit Symphony
orchestra. and Joseph E. Maddy.
Head of Public School Music Depart-
illt‘llt‘Vt'tl tut;
Trolleymen Vote Today ”mm” a“
0n Otter of Wage Increase; iicqiic ii. on...
The Norwaik ireleytncn's uninn’
cast. their votes Yesterday in ilit‘: ..
(location of a two-cent an hour wage I Thu it‘rcnt-h Artists? Society, tain-
increaso offered by the Connecticut Illitil‘l)’ known as the Old Salon, and
Company. regarded as U‘tu embodiment of all
Most of the local trolleymen had that. is conservatitv in art, has
voted by 110011. bill 8- X'CW nlOl‘eispriing a surprise on both the ar-
members 005: their ballots in l‘llCItis‘tic Hill] the. A‘ashionahlo worlds.
afternoon The ballets were out into i Thui‘i) in to ho oiich Friday it. dis-
a. sealed box and sent to'Ncw Hu- play of the latest, gowns. with the
Connecticut Company i
over the stoic will . o o
Felts—Sill: and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Miliinery
ROBERT 21 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
“m-W-
l)l-‘.PIJ)J‘.‘: Dz'l'l‘l‘ZS'I‘ (10“ )S
value$l.00 $.50
‘ Misses’ Hose, black and white,
broken lots, value $.25 . . .2 for $.25
trim,‘value$2.98 .............$l.98
Serpentine Crepe Gowns, e x t r a
chestra classics, such as the first
movement of Beethoven's Third sym-
phony, Prelude of “L’Al‘lesielne."
Bizet and works by Schubert. Schu-
. Silk- H ' f v. . ', . ment. University School of Music. vcn. where they will be opened ninnniltins parading; to the strains
on 089 tAnn Arbor, Mich. were the condqu Thursday morning along with the of .i. syynphony orchestra. Cookery
Ray . ancy weave, Womens French Crepe Gowns, lace m The my... comm or. W
votes of all the other places.
result of each individual union will
not be known.
The officials or the local union
would not indicate the feeling of the
as it fine art i‘lll‘i‘fltly hats hern l‘th
ognizcil by the salon.
Women‘s make-up used to keep
him truer-sing it it was real; now they
guess who is behind it.
man THAN . i
' woorwom BUILDING
Year’s Sales of Lydia E. Pinkham’sVegetable
Compound .
sizes, value $1.50 and $1.75 ...$l.00
mann, 'Rimsky-Kersakov, Hadley
'and Frirnl.
Every music supervisor through-
out the country was invited to select
from the High School orchestras,
students capable of playing compo-
,sitlons listed fer performance. Each
locality financed the entire expenses
oi! those chosen to journey to Detroit
tor the forming or this mammoth
student orchestra. Publishers Join-
ing in the spirit of this unlqucor-
ganization graciously donated the
music used in this concert. .
It is safe to say that never before
has so large a. student body ot'mu-
Infants’ Socks, value 3.25 .2 for $25
Norwaik trolleymen, although it ~ls
Batiste Step-in Chemise, v a i u e
$1.50 $100
Batiste Athletic Suits, value $.98
$.50
_ ‘1
, 10% Discount on regular stock of
women’s Silk and Lisle Hose and
children’s Socks and Hose.
.00 ubzmw/zy BUICK
4rw'heel brakes ‘ I ’
are“ mechanical
Corsets, value $2.00 to $4.00 ..$1.00
Corsets, sizes 21 to 25, slightly
soiled, value $1.50 ............$50
Pure Silk Bloomers, value $2.95 \
$1.00
% - ‘ ' ' Sea . . , sicians been assembled tor united n Pinkham’sVVegetable Compoun i
BraSSIOI'CS, value $1.00 . . . s l . . .850 Silk l’fS, value $2.98 ' ' ' $1 00 performance. This national high In a. recent letter. Mrs. Daugherty Bukk “handbrake “Imago“ the
Brassieres, extra sizes, value 5200 Ei Silk Scarfs, value $3.98 ..... .$1.98 school orchestra has great signiii- mm “11 135k“; 01:: figiciiignmi m Inland W . . lo a
' ' ' h it is re iised iou ore oo - _
s ‘ 31'00 Windsor Tl“, value $.89 ' ' ' ' ' .350 ‘ '3unlcrilut‘01leegsent thcirapidvet-swiirdis;a gonad ciao-otyimiitr highest 1:13 gag: ;' d” two '1'”! W Y” “7' . ‘
' ’- tanee or over two thousand miles. It oor an rea . s m '1‘” ”ed- .
. ahOws remarkable progress in the giglleahieiso ivbgggggfiakingolggdgsng. Thebrske “dams wheel '
5mm chambray and c 0 t t 0 1‘! public support in music instruction and alters! took the third bottle. 1 ‘ Edema Whfll mnmg' I cornea Th.
Crepe Kimonos, hand embroidered,
vaiue$250to$2.98 .....,.....$l.50
given in the schools.‘ J‘he National
Bureau for the Advancement of Mn-
sic is giving a sterling silver pin to
each member or this orchestra.
otnside‘ fipmwheeléflneecboemmia
t “to. w .3“
B ‘ bobcat-titan.
iound relief. I am on my cleVenth
bottle and I'don't have that trouble
any more, and feel like a different
woman. 1 recommend theVegetable
broadcloth, value $1.98 and $2.9:1 00
Stamped Smocks ,$75
’ I ' Cont and to every one I see who And the - . -
Chins-(gins hange‘tomd m Amvallii: Grape Growers Combute . in. {Emma like "minis? 3:32; 1...]... mama" ”awn“ ME“
08! i . ' ' ng answer any ,,, . ‘
#1150 g ’ . . : $1.00 Six-strand and Perle Embrordery To Fight IHQN‘I’RW“ women isslt’lngl’llaboult3 thgxfigegbirs For safety's “handfu- eosh- dfiv.
cs-oo sees osooseesss s . . . _ ‘. . ' _ _ . . .
. . Yam s o s s s s 0 0,0,. o s s s . 01¢ per Skem Grape gI‘OWOI'l in 1.110 Wlfio DFO' $£m3:£.afd 339111;, )Iuscaune. mg, Pd M mam WM
& I - I. - ‘ ducing sections of Eurgpe have 10“ 4-“ links. ..
. .. the a option of
M18893, Butt S . 16 3M 18, ° Dissent! Kill. comhizilgiad togligg‘gliamber or Depu- Mn Cl" AI” Pod BUICK MOTO ,
nine $1.50 Iilld $1. I s . . . e . .$1.00 10/° 0 ' t on t Underwear. 3:: has i’tfst ratified a decree creat- ' Hal ‘ woe-Egaliml' WC". a
100 ' .50 200 mm 8' ' L' ' ‘ing an “International Wine Bureau" “fig; 9‘ .i “1" ‘ Muncle. Indiana—“I could not: w
value $ ' ' ' ’ ' "' '1' ' ' ° ° ' ' ° N ' A t on 111‘ 11180118 in Paris, in accordance with resolu- 1mm amiss. museums. we get ground to do my W011i. I took - ,
p ‘ . . . . . . i . _ , treatments and they did me no good.
' ' 9 " ~ ' ’ “m “am“: I" Itwio iii” ”meta The Woolworth Building in New 1 had always heard 0! ma n CK
Many More Mummy Bgr'gain; $25,233.32 igprfiei’tca."§i°n°¢. in. tort: city. which towers to: test Piakham’s medicine and [thought '
p e, i .. .-_. 2 Memes “mm. Hungary Lux- abovethsstreegtsthshighestbuiid- it would be like all the othe but I m
' O . 1’ ~.~ - con ' c d ' , ' mg in the United States. found out after I took halt a .i
,. . ‘_ - . . ~ - . smbourg. M°’d°°' bile an Inn ' 41min. bottles of Lydian Pink- as I have proved it wonderful. I
have signified their wish to-loin the
movement. m“ , Europeans am taking it yet and I can do all
my work. I am feeling line now.
and it is your good medicines that
nun ll'fl'n
hears Vegetable Compound sold in m 'r .m-
1935 could be placed and to end. they % 0 Int: win
would make a column as high as the
behave to be a failurie of prohibition
in th- Unilod 3m“ 9 W" “”9 bi“ with one it have done it. I tell every woman .
II‘ ""‘mu" °' ‘1“ "“W'mu‘t ‘° 33% 331% 1. lists- et the good I get from taking the J H ‘
. . or their work sselinsstis to Cleveland, 0 o. thsble Compound and min using . , -
. The, DWI! of the Bureau l' ‘0 Jamil viiissssasiamsuy the Sanstive Wash."—-Mas. P. W.
- < '1:’;;- , with. Mm the It “on new on citiellloultllo res who aim. at west Powers at. limit. I _ s
. . . ammo . i are utensilstsatiat new. iWe-tdnConnesticutAve 149QO t
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