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31 WADHIN‘w. I , . .1 TON .7. it“; School.
\ .:. .;-:.;-. ’ ‘ f 2 lg of the [Jimmy
..... L . ,. 9! , l .H s Scllolo was hold
. ‘ 1 , orncr Washington
is. Will Carlton
.- ‘hc program con-
' u Will (‘arlton 'and
‘ D poems, as follows:
Eureka Rebekah 1.0 r9. Albert, ”1“" home lt———-—-rn.
and apron sale last 6 _ “5 critical. bmther‘ige he“ a (“mm“-
hearsal. nhtln'flten Class of ion “Mum?” and l p i
~—-R0e Shad 12c. liuciiurch. was held $123k! .9 nu.
The Norwallt (‘ity Ct age“. 1‘” ’9“ mil lloyl,
Monday night at the ‘rke has returned Th pllntflll‘t‘llllil‘.’
5‘ ill \anl street. lo“, after a visit Peobfev‘ountl out. Knapp.
e-Dr, Dick's Medicintvis.
Announcemcnt has b of Waterbury.
arrangement of Miss apne’ after a vis-
mau and Antonio \Va Mil?-
‘-Roc Shad 12c, iluc .- 10 Van Znndt
George Mitchell, wh
his residence, in Norw an.
Mrs, Mitt-Ind] Ryan, of
a” rum-to "‘ It“
. i=‘,’m‘ ” ' V
. h:.‘l'(.'l I:|:U:‘ ' ‘3“
for .n'
«no;
isear .
for n--.
will b
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drains.
r
and Alcohol.
IDER.
1!. TN. 2-“ Li.
{a MEETING.
t olden.
Tol. 213-2.
p Chandlery;’
Varnishlls.
ode ever shown.
GEPORT, Conn.
Our SptlngSuits and
OVGTCOalS at $l5. .
The ouprcmc test of a store's valtlcs is the. kind of Solid
and Overcoats it sells at $l5. If you put this store to the
test. you will find ours at $15 possess the Sterling quality
found in the average $20 Suits and Coats: while in lit and
style and finish ours compare favorably with custom-tail
orrd garments rusting at. much again.
Of Suits We show a splcndid range of worstcdr. at tilts.
in entirely new sack models, and in very many exclusive
patterns, blues and fast blacks. ‘
Oi Overcoats we show Chesterfields, Varsities and
Covert Top Coats in smart new models and all the favored
~Ww- —”
L‘iool‘rrfrs “
Saturday Candy,
is it pure. high-grade (.‘hoco'luto and
Hon lion mixture, especially selected
for as to sell on Saturday at 29c pound.
RED CROSS MALT EXTRACT
is it pure liquid food that permanent-
ly strengthens the entire. system. Shall
we send you a dozen? Price 15c bot-
tle: 2 tor 25c; $1.40 dozen. L ‘
PROMPTNESS IN PRESCRIPTION
’ FILLING .
lz-s Hllillt‘llllllg t-rvryllody illtlll‘l‘t‘ltllt‘ll.
tml- service insurcs both promptncsu
and acclilncy.
tJtJENCH YOUR THIRST AT nun
FOUNTAIN. '
llt‘lt'l‘illfl‘rl art- so puri- nnd llt'llt'itllltl
lit-m that you'll want to drink \\‘lit'li
you are not thirsty.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES.
If you al't- fond of SWt'I‘ltt you'll be
Hllll more fond of thonl after you have
a EVENING SBNTINEL
"M
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ICES”:
,. EARLYMETORIES
STYLE ENTHUSIASTS HAVE PRONOUNCED OUR SPRING
CLOTHES RIGHT AS TO MODEL AND CORRECT IN EV»
[RY OTHER POINT. THE PRICE IS A MATTER OF PER-
SONAL JUDGMENT WHICH WE ASK YOU TO PASS UPON.
ME KNOW EVERY DETAIL AS TO HOW WELL THE GAR—
MENTS ARE MADE AND DO NOT HESITATE TO'GIVE A
THOROUGH GUARANTEE.
‘
fabrics, at $15.
Spring Suits and Overcoats from $10 to $30.
her sister, Mrs.
posed of all his Stamfo wet with Mrs.
street, next
"ill the Show
vor of I ‘ '
cures w- '-
hclda e Krlluttutt.
Mrs. *eu made cum-o,
Katherine. Iioyt.
31:33:31birienskl. it‘llwario,
olintlonsis lOcsCuVW-V lilact‘nuslzlnd.
' ' At t
merits. ‘ has tult‘ illicit ” ‘
Properlulk. l1 “
"s (Inmate:
dI‘OS WW“ ”“11tint-(fallhlaud,
been atllllittctl to the No members are (“chad 1“ Norott mm”,
4 In] for treatment for all ’ " .flendrle, rwalkm 51,4“..th
f . tion (if 1101‘ (lye. will be 8“;er {é't‘zlcnitunl,..mpj...~_
\ . Mitts Edith Crossmall. the Ep- lgrgsguzl-lou m. ‘
,4 avenuc, East Norwnllt. was t Avenue The papers and [nip.tnlpipr,
on by Dr. Stiles i), Lawrvncc,
day afternoon.
Regimental Adjutant llownr
llloontor, of Hartford, spent last I
in town and attended tho dunc
Company I), at, the armory.
«(‘hcttpest meat market in lO\
The Bridgeport 193%,- Wasll. St. bl‘l ‘
Hayes, who, with the Rev. James I
O‘Donnell, is on a trip South.
Konckopotununh Tribe, of Bridgeport
Miss Ethel Hawaii. of Brooklyn, lsl
Miss Hawcs nt-
Jr., of Elm street.
Inst,
tended the Company 1)
night.
The, Row L. H, Caswcll ,ut‘ the
Broom“ ‘abernncle, will- occupy the
“till! 0 the NOI‘wulk Methodist
,.tthurcll tomorrow. .. Tho-Rev. Mr. Cas-
well is a very glileti prcachcr.
-—c. & K, sun Huts. 0"]Iricn:
Mrs. William Wickes. of '32 Lowe
street, fainted this morning about
half past llllit: on Washington strect.
She was taken ilttcr'Kelley's drug store «
where she l-lpectIin'revivcd and went
on her way.
Mrs. GPOI‘Kt? W. Iatcs. of Windsor
Locks, and Mrs. William I. linrdick, of
New Haven, have returned to their
home. after a visit with Dr. and Mrs.
_ Stiles D, Lawrence, Washington strcct.
A hearing on the prohatlng of the
will of the late Captain William H.
Hoyt. will occur this afternoon be-
fore Judge Henry W. Gregory. ill the
Norwalk Probate Court. The nlattcr
I was to have been Itcurd yesterday alv
itcrnoon but went over until today,
i —~Schlitz Milwaukee flock lit-er on
draught. F‘rco hot i’rankfurtcrs. at Cell-
tral Hotel, Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
The selectmen expect to award tho
1' ad contracts on Monday. FlI'Rl St"
' tnlan James A Brown stated this
ling that while Thomas It‘. in»
ry was the lowest bidder in all of
‘ five districts he only desired to
' the road work in two districts.
Miss licrthn lionrd, of Iiethcl. Is
6 guest. ovcr Sunday of Miss Susie
.ymotlr of West. street, and attend-
fed the dance of Company I) at the
armory, last evening. Miss Heard and
i‘Miss Scymonr arc follow students It!
the. Danbury state normal school.
wltoc Shad l2c. Ilnoks 100. (Ylltbill's.
Rain preventt-d the game. lwttvotan
the Ilalstroln school toam anti tho ()v-
crlook team-this morning on the Over-
look diamond in East aveuuc. This
was to have been the opening game
for the lltlrstrom loam. which has ar-
runved n lino series of games I'or tho
spring. .
Belcre the fire. not. altcr. lii‘lllt‘
time to rcnt. a safe deposit box. lood
sized ones. large commit to hold all
your valuable pnpcrs tire but four dol-
lars at the South Norwalk Trust Co.
This company has the most modern
vault and complete equipment in this
.sectlon of the state. The safe deposit
department is openBttturtlay nights
pm 7 L0 8- .i ’
akc me back to old Wisconsin,
.Where the .sugar beets and tobacco
dilncc
ow.
Meg thfifarmers are healthy. happy
and b Kilt.—
. They all take, Rocky Mountain Tea
. p at night. , . ,
1, 'Plaisted’a Drug Store. , . ,
A dinner was given at the Hotel
Clifford Thursday by“ A. A. Elworthy.
xof J; J. and J. Cash Company, England,
in * honor of Bryan Rotherhnm,
who sailed today on the steamship
’Uinbria' fdr home. Those present Were
Er. Rotherham, Mr. "EIWorthy, Frank
Goodchud and Robert Suit van. Dur-
ui his stay in America, r. Bother-
‘ ”n: has made manyffl as and It
.mfiw‘ith gre‘at regret that e took his
tdbpirmre. while his friends were also
- ' updinsly sorry to havehlm go.
, Latest Soft Huts. O'Brien.
SATURDAY .
CHOCOLATES,
also.
menu, coupon-non
‘ ~ Wou’otii‘riut t
, cum «mutt
and celebration given last evening by G
the guest. of Major anti Mrs Eben Hill, t;
term of the Co
Preaching‘ so
' the Methodist,
} usual; "in the
the Rev. MB.
2 pulpitborh'mo
imam Wt!” f
Byssh‘e and
inx games.
ARRIVALS.
C. It. h‘illlcy, A, E
ts. ll. W. Snowman
New Yorlt; ll.
ulon; Robert E. I’cclt
. listened to W“"Aynlmwiu. 'lhomas ll
10:30 ti. lll- allot, Smith Nolwalk: (Y
l morning 59"" rovidcnt‘v: l'l rcy ll
Spirit: eveni
Hope. For. tl‘i
schml.,11:45'. l)r_\‘us. I“. A.
Senior Endd’ t;
happy hour ‘
ciety meots’
church. lyrcs, M. .l. .lltrdon; .I.
. The folio gcpol‘t; M. It. Randall.
“ based for ', .l. ltulnoltlor, South
No. rmei'ly Mg. Itldlon. ltulland. \‘t,:
: g1. New llavcn: I.. A.
. lldxe; Md,
usan '.
by SHDAV PARTY.
ll arty was irivcn by Miss
Harris in n" r of .I. ll, \Vltitrlwzul, on
Friday cv inn. S at the rcsidt-ilrt- of Mt.
and Mrs. Alciam .I~ Whalcy,
joyablo til T van had. Those pros-cut
\vcru Mrs. ,dlcpli Wlliln. Mrs. (‘urn-
cy, Mrs. h ',T. lingley. Mrs. ll. S.
Thomas. Ml .Saiah O'llrivn, Mrs. Wil-
lialn Whale) Mrs. George I'illl'lt‘li.
Mrs. James Strcct, Miss Emily A. lluh»
bard, Miss (Torinc llarris, Miss Inn-is.
Miss Lucy Fishcr, Miss Ilcbccca Morr
row. Miss Ola ()‘llricn. Miss Malnic
I’rathvr, Miss Marin Praltllcr .l. i).
Whitehead, Mr. Cul‘ncy. William J.
Whulcyhltir. liaglcy. William I’lsht‘l‘,
('l-eorgc Patrick, Joseph White, Yancy
I N. .l
Morrow, Samuel Murrow, llichard Al
Whitley. Joseph Hubbard. .lolln Shul-
ton furnished music for the occasion.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Christian Swarm to Ilavld A. Itoscn
and wilc, lot alld buildings, Raymond
street. War. '
llt nry Seymour, to Wilfred liodwcll
and with, building lot. Seymour I’lacc.
War.
Steve. Torch and will‘ to Miklos Sol-
tcs and wife. lot and buildings, Lex-
ington avenue. War.
Harbor View Itenlty (‘umpany to Iti-
kizo ()ta, lot. llnrbor Vii-w I‘arlt. War.
llt‘ury l’ohllnun and wife to Edward
Cunningham and with. housc and lot.
Low Sl'l't‘t‘l. War.
I'Inilltn (‘llal'lcs lit-Kiri] to Clinrlcs II.
and It‘alullc'W.
and buildings. Ilt‘ldcll I'Iare.
le'l'llcn St. Mm mm “m, ,0 mm,” from us. Have Just received a cargo of Lchigh Coal for furnace and
S. -‘.(l:'lll|.‘~l. Lind and buildings, Writt-
lllll'l :llltl I'lazll :tvvllut. \\’:lr.
‘ENTERTAINED FRIENDS AT
WHIST. '
Misscs Linzlc and Kitty Ululi'rdown
cnlertaincd u ‘rnlall party of their
friends at. whist Friday t-vcnlug, at
their home ill lllllnidc place. There
wcrc twrlvo or throw tublcs in attcn-
dam-c. It‘rctlcrlt-k Ambit-r won tho
first prize. among the men and Miss
Clara I’l'alll won the some honor nin-
ong thr- latlics. Refreshments wcrc
llcrvcd by the hostess.
v
HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Charles F}. Scynlour and Mills
Grace Seymour, of West street. cnt'ct-
tained the ludlse of the Hospital Wlllst
Club, yesterday afternoon. The club
will moot each Friday afternoon
throughout the balance of the sentient.
the next season on April l9lll. being
with Mrs, William A. Clark, ll?) lClm~
wood avenue.
SATURDAY SALE or. SHEET
music,
15:: A COPY.
Fare Thee Well. My Old Kentucky.
The Girl He Left Behind Him, My Mur-
Iucca, Little One Good-bye, No Wed-
ding Bella for Mo. Without a Wedding
Ring, Standard American Airs. Kiss
All the Girls for Me, and 100 otheru.
COLEMAN’S
, ‘ NEW: "on:
rut M I a ' . N u:
to NO Agent-tilt A.” a. Iflliiliiu'uflm
Mall and mu. com
‘I.
i t
~ 'I‘. ’I‘. MCGICWH‘J. .l.
ebul'g, John Wolthuu-
’I‘.
vs IE. ()‘Haz‘a, Now
scnt. 'ordt‘n, Brooklyn: W
Rowayton ,; tit-urge I.. Rockwell
1 Frank C. is it, lllll'llliltl. Wil-
entry-~11 t‘. Mills. .l.
Burn—
]. ll. Kroncld, Mt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Allt'l' V't'ullat'c, Spl‘llm-
lt't‘l'.;. \l‘eslport. land,
out an cnjnyablc hours
n
An cu- .
Genuine Cravcnette Raincoats from $10 to $25.
l‘ruul lint in Suv \\‘t"i't~ t'n‘llplt-lt'lv rcutlt in lilil \‘ttll ill .
accord with Spring.
PM
‘14 South Main St.
Tel. Call 632-:
Baby Chick Feed.
lll buying; lionllry l“t‘t‘tls‘ and expo-chilly for liitlo chicks you Illllfil bo
i‘umlllar with the food stuffs on salc. because tilt-rt~ is a trildcncy on the
part of all nlillcrs to work off grain Illxll is too poor to roll rcatlily when
whole, 'l'hcreforc it is important toknow what to buy. how anti whcrc.
This year] have decided to make a litllo chick iced. composcd of choicc
grains and scedu, cart-fully sclvctcd and [It l'tt'ctly granulated and scrccu-
ed. I lit-licve ll'is hotter than any bought from out, of town (although I
will buy any braml you may draire‘t and if you will call I shall be pleased
to lluvc you cxamlm- and compurv miuu \\'llll any othcr.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T.,HATCH.
Special-Sale of
Letter Fileti, l5cEa},ch.
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. 80. Not-walk
THE HATCH & BAILEY'CO.
"Clllllllbel and “Mill Work for Evelulllingo-
\ FROM A PlGGERY-TO A PALACE.
Timber, shingles, lntll, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and tlnishlug lumber. .All kinds of hard woods, ’rur paper, flint contgd
rooting paper. slumping paper. Ilrlir insulator and dontcning papers. ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, ea-h, blinds, Interior house trim In
Pine. Itedwuod. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy rav-
ing, turning, planing, shop Jobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln-
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
Telephone 46-3.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Telephone 464
COalNotioe.
Tel 450.
l
\t, ‘
If you are not satisfied with til? last Coal you bought. try a ton
range. which is the best mined.
’IHE HARRISK&GANS COMPANY
68 Water Street.
Before the Fire
l'llOT AFTER I: the lime to rent a "
SAFE = DEPOSIT BOX. , .
Goad slzed and; are but ‘ .
l
, Four Donors a Year.
The ‘ 50. Norwa" k
Trust Company.
One of the most modern and, complete vault: and
equipments In Western continuum.
luv‘dopartmamura ,apic‘n‘Snturday, wraith}. it ‘
. week...
tasted Apollo Chocolates. We have.
chocolates.
75c and 8°C.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DEIJVERY SERVICE.
splendid assortment ol ihrsc satisfying
In boxes at 300.:,40c. 60c,
lllll llillll Pllllllll,
“ THE SAME IS TRUE AS TO THE SHOES—THE SHAPES
ARE THE VERY NEWEST. PRICES LOW FOR QUALITY
GIVEN AND WE STAND READY TO MAKE GOOD ANY
REASONABLE COMPLAINT.
TRUNKS. BAGS AND SUIT CASES.
Muslln Underwear.
Hence unnecessary.
Apply at once.
, Water Strut
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
words. The trndlng was listless and
thc markvt narrow and dull. North-
ern Pacific fell 1 and Southern l’llci-
lit' and Eric First I’rei‘prred ”t.
WALL STREET, ii a. ln.-r1xlcn-
sit-c selling of the Hill and Ilart‘iman
stocks and [tending prct'lplated a gen-
eral ticclinc ill which the average los‘
5th ran to a point or over. The col-
of tho 'crs of the hours to force-
liquidation, anti there, was a would
erable closing out of long accounts,
Nol'lllt‘l‘ll Md. 3 in ’Ilcluworc and lind-
son. Northern Pacific and Pacific Mull
2‘3 III tlrcat Northern Ore Certificates
3‘. lil Ittmdlnu and l'nion Pacific and
l to :1 III other prtunincnl stocks.
\\'Al.l. S'I‘ltltlli'l‘. closc.~’l‘hc mar-
kt'l. closvd unsettled and weak. 'I‘hc
enormous cxpnnsion by the banks. ill-
timatiolls of which were circnlitlud be
for thc appearance of the bank state-
mrnt, promptcd throwing over inf
stocks and the break in prices Wits, se-
vern. especially ln~tlic Pitching-and
hoppers. tireat Northern pf ‘ “
extrenlon Hi, Northern I‘ncl '
Minnttapolis. St. ’nul & Stunt»; _,
Marie l l-il. Union Pacific I l~8.‘R '
lug :: l-S, (treat Northern Ore Certifi-
t‘ult‘a :I H. Illinois Central II, St. Paul
2 Elli. lCric isl pill. ll I-E. Sniclling fl,
covcring by shorts caused it few rul-
Wantedi
l
Operators an Corsets and
Light. Steady Work. Expa-
t’asiern Und’w'r‘ Mfg Co.
and Steamboat Place. City.
\\'AI.I. S'i‘ltlfld'l‘~—~I.igllt offerings of
stocks carried opening prices down.
lapsc in“: lcadcrs gavc rise to tears '
Iinrly losses rcncliod 4 points in Grunt l
Price’s Clothing Store!
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
()8 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 165-5. ' ' ' ‘iliiilfl
For Men and Young lien.
Q)“ ~
"i
'I‘llcsc larger and lltllltlS()lll.‘l' stocks of lion's Clothing deserve
tho broadcr l'ccognition they are receiving.
SATISFACTION isa part of evcry purchase of clothing made
ill this store. The (‘lothinc itself tells why.
l
I SPRING SUITS arc shown today in better and hmldsonlcr variety
than ever belorc. You're invited to view thcpl.
Spring Suits for Men, 3.10.00 to $25.00. V ’
Fancy Flannel Vests ill the new three and four hutton‘ styles,
$2.50 to $4.00.
Evening Dress Furnishings. White Vests, Gloves, Shirts and Kel-
ser Ties.
- .
31hrguilt.it'll: that. 48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
llt’h‘.
-
..._.._...._.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
lSl.Il} Oi“ SPICE.
The Isle of Spice. with company in-
tnct and all the scenic. costume. me-
chanical and electrical effects that.
wont. to make the great success of the
long rung recently brought to a close
at the Majestic Theatre. New York
City. will be seen at Iont's Theatre.
this cvcnlng. ’I‘hu company is givinl.r
u lntttince performance this aftcrnoon.
'I‘lilngs out of the. ordinary are “Tho
llroomstick Witches." ltlercenary Mary
Ann." “Peggy llrndy." and “The. (loo
(loo Mun," anti those who like musical
comedy for its froth. spice, llghlncss
and melody. will be charmed. No nt-
tl'actlon has been better equipped with
sccnory. costumes. cloctrlc cffet-ts and
all that goes to please. the lave and
car. whilc feminine lovcllncns runs
riot in the Isle of Spice. The piece
has record runs in Chicago. Iloston
and New York.
AMERICAN \‘lq‘AGRAI’II Ct).
,At Iloyt's Theatre. all next Week,
I‘Xt‘t-llll 'l‘hursdny. The. rapid tidvuncc
in the art. of animated photography .
Ilasdicen moat marveloun and to today I
a source of amusement to the masses.
In no other class does 11 more sweep-
lug form of amusement appeal more
thrncstly to the people: In the short-
est space. of time it covers
ground than any form of thctltricul
amusement. In a judicious selection.
of subjects rests much of the ability
of the exhibitor to please; this. cou-
pled with n corps of experienced as-
slstants. enables the Vltngrnph Com-
pany to present the best exhibition of
moving pictures before the American
public. This company leads all com-
potitoril In the conception and produc»
tion of headline foaturps and with their
own positive hits. combined with tho
best European novelties nn‘d nonun-
tions. you are assured a program rop-
resenting evcry plluseof motion pho-
tography; interesting View of travel,
all that Is best In art, magic. pageants.
comedy. history and every notable
event in politics. athletic or social
affairs. The name of Vlmgraph in
connection with moving pictures In a
guarantee of the beat. ,
“THE PASSION PLAY.’.‘
The great mpving picture production
known 9.: “The Passion Play,” or "The
Passion of Christi! will be presented
to the Mplo’tif this section at Locki
wood'a .Hall.‘ Namath. dnrlna‘tiie next
"fl , Iromirpdotilookttw
nuiu ,‘i‘ue‘rdny. April 16
tindtol‘liulfld” ' MWotthowwki
ttuming, the best talent known having teams Which, "lit“ l‘ece'ntl
more i
lpnst criticism and the de‘ :1! l are care. i years,
PHONE, 120. r. t 1' "its: ll -,
. . ‘
WillAmve bulixptess Todau. ‘
Roe Shad 12.: lb. 5 Buck Shad 100 lb
Green Blues. Extra Smell. -
Rockawau Ouslels. All other kinds of Fish.
Gutbill's Bridge Flsll little!
Free delivery. | ‘ 101.108. I
here will be three pcrlormnnccs inl LAST BASKETBALL GAME:-
,m(. aflprnoon and three at. night, from It is doubtful if the local manager
3 to ti 1). m.. and from 7 to 10 p. ‘nl..l could improve upon his choice of the.
pt rformunces to begin on the hoot-visiting team for the last. basketball
Grout, interest ls being manifested in game of the, season, which ”curs on
the event of the prcSt-lntation of this . Monday night. The Compn ‘~ F quill-'-
rcmarkahle work, which stands prc- to: are to finish their schedule with to
eminently above all other works,in ,anle. width the. famous Twéntv-third
film production. t is a llnnd‘colored ' Streets, of New York city, for. many
film. 3.000 feet and superbly tea-.yeurs champions .of the. National
lured as regards scenic effects and League, an association of professional
been employed ill Ihot'cprepnratlon of in New Jersey and" Pi'n‘tiigfilirlgiiii?
these wonderful pictures. All. crecds he visitors get their name‘from tho
may be assured of the reverential and l fact that originally "they represented
noble quality of the work. and nnlll-l'thc. Twenty-third Street. Y M 'C A
tag sensation or melodramatic is prc-lprevious to entering the profess‘ 't-l
sented. From the historical view it its? ranks. They are recognized as. t‘e
litstoundlngly perfect. and a world of l beat team playing professional bucket.-
Instruction can be gleaned therefrom. ball and as they have hid almost one
,From the art and histrlonlc side it is , smile llnellp for the past eight. or nine
they have been enabled to‘ work
nlztrveloushqtln a general system of team work
’l‘
008'
H
it'uily thought out and
it .
p
i W “—7— .". it till
O I t‘ .
c II It i
Willis H. oe ec ,‘ ,
-~ CLOTHING‘OF THE RIGHT sonr. “l
VA:
produced. No one ciin afford to mitts ; which Is nearly perfect. This in mm.
this great treat. irut appearance in No’rwhlk and WI.” i
L ali'ord an Interestln com arI be-
GUILDS CAN BORROW MONEY. ltwoen the. game plasyed hB'atiizlieurs
VOKOHAMA. April l:i.-'l‘he pro-land the professional brand .of bail.
cldlnntlon ot the. Japanese government There is hardly a. city where the Twen-
extcndiug the guild system. giving tY-third Streets. play that. thél‘ldon't
companies the right to borrow frecly draw many hundreds to the game and
of state funds at low rates of inter- probably It Will he no exception to the
out. which Was published In the 0m. ruin when they appear here on Morl-
cial Gaazette, April 10, is regarded by day. The locals expect to put thrill
Europeans on certain to strengthen the their usual fast. ball and uré not a-‘ibltn‘
Natlonnllstlc competition against: shy of the New Yorkers. A souvenir
American and European trade and as photograph of the,,Cotnpany It,
confirming the protective. subsidizing will bepreuntcd ‘fmo‘to etc ‘ ‘
policy. The number of guilds has 111- attending no nnar'ulttnof" ‘ " in
creased In six years from thirty, to 30- night, The Trlnl de‘; “ 13
van hundredp Minister: or Agricul- Mont-wits will plaid: "or "
hire and ComorooMatwoka in urx- Dancing, that Int“. ‘0'
in the further development lot the, this with", will follow
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