hoe WM conflicting emo-
the breasts. not I
A hiiry’ e heeketbell repre-
theIhOme tenth kettlog
of it to the tune
f 2 to ‘:
After 'thitlhc I we straight games in
“ riot. the lots!
to ,
first period in
not the locnle'
I f successful
. it”!!!
p:
Int-do [still in.
on... w... on
an I!
‘Iiwbo stirM here three
Wm“. the Xivier contest, re-
on the visiting team ls‘s‘t
no “sin mode on excellent
I'k' although "Dunne" Barney
‘ hby" the time of his life and
_ bout an oven thing on floor»
. he renal
I .. m: with“. hid their
5, Minot last night: these
5 “mm for fourteen 0! Don-
, . _ Viol; points. Nadln' ti two
lets owed by the oppotind
{hot-do. Ids quite likely thet the
thine was decided right here. by the
inland“! covering of Meters. Roach
ond Blame. for try as they would. the
Norwuk forwards could never eeeln
putggonghm my. system. even otter
‘Bniltii -tn.il
Kesrln end Smith mixed it up once
thoro.- 'ench center netting one cool
and both pinyin: (giddy for their re
apectilve tennis. eilahan found De;
‘ non covering hlnic closely. and lost
III
massedtosneakin twohseketaon
olinble j'Spct." I I.
pg due credit. Dnnhury certainly
6 upper hsnd lest evening. the
being many times brought into
k'e territory with some lightné
.pasetvork by Denbory's stern.
need. the crowd expected and
d or o, atronj tinieh“ by Norwslk:
boring the Red Winn
k in the second half of the,
too» But the lookedfor spurt
‘hterislioed' and on the contest
hear an end. the tuna hotel! to
re
A ' io‘ok‘ glum at in become certain thlt
'Norwnlk lode were doomed
‘ quite won the state I
' sweet revenue on the I ‘
#3"
I they can be all”
I.
Booth
each morocco In the lily lot. mer-
expects to reoelrc heir uniforms
I; ll Good Willy
month; when they or to pay a tent:
troxn Wm.
Bottling- Nelson. the llshttveight‘
champion by virtue or his victory over
the ‘Meerepit em lent! in! has con
ed to dodge my WW.
Orion Idol-en. Abe tteli. I»
Welsh. cyclone Johnny Thompson and
other real pnslilste who are anxious
to telte o cnolt at his title. Nelson
Imeeii'to- 5o beekt‘o Anatrslls.
tb nod” Jemesrdlritt. hook liner,
who nullitmtc Minion” We
kind or” a merit Nelson preterit. When
one reptile the willinsnees ot look no
Auliite end Kid “vine, tormer light-
weight champions. to meet all comers
under oil eorts or conditions. Nelson‘s
methods do not entitle him to the
glory usually enjoyed by top notchers.
Phllsdelphis Jsck O'Brien began the
nutrient kind at workryesterdey, st
hhoeosheed W. for hieI tome mood
boot with K at the Notional A:
C. on Friday night. O'Brieocwit looks
’end activitly count forummcmeetn
'ed to be close to it fine edge. He
t long run in the morning we a walk
in the oftsrnoon, working in plenty or
be: pinching, boxing. wreetling cod
thedow spurring. O‘Brien repented his
belief tint he will outclus Ketchel.
end that the letter will be unable to
lend one of his il‘itssiinmone punches. _
‘ Omen] skilled boxer. hae a style
yer ‘tnuchIllkeIthst of James J. Con
lie Innkes use of all the door
derensive tactics. ha 1 bundle of
meta up his sleeve»! the time. in
known from experience. Just whtt to
veteren; it it t but he has lions
token one or his eelth. nod declares
that he will be inst not as ever
when he sets busy 52rd: night
Sailor Burke and Jock Twin Bulli-
van. of Button fought ten rounds be~
fore the Marathon A. 0.. in the flier
moot Rink. Brooklyn; inst night. and
Burke was the winner by e slight mer-
5th. The boot who lively in spots.
with lots of still blows exchanged.
Burke proved the better puncherm or
the two. and eta We
one often They
hi. the dnish. Boliir‘en'e‘ cleverness
clone loved him from being put away.
it is rumored that 3 South Norwsik
boxer Into tocheli one mother South
oflttlk boxer to e. ten round bout
'rrhevm‘pewc’ni Athletic Club of
south is to hem nn‘ot‘her
“ ipoowntn besebhll team or ‘1
crwolk, is hard at pi'sctice
of Clay and Went streets The- tooth ' it
{or his or her no
‘ellver is o handeome committee
block and ‘whlte no wit re;
Ihuttone down the trout Is "being ehown
spice lheide the ropes. is quick to ‘
do when hard pressed. O'Brien in e ‘
uncommon enough innit-xi
or one my so. ~I '
The woman who worries over trideo
is the violnan who mete old while ’yet
in
I‘m
it not accepto-
rumours: dish cuisines so
h n weddin5 pr
The tubs and stolen on the present
euita are quite in Mimosa, with the
tint insects given valet!
‘ if more I
he very soon colors
of the
brown Is one ct
shown. it mm lee be color
wyocd patio avid I I.
A decidedly ronto at outn-
ed by cutting th i. rlei oi entail
checks on the bios ch V rt of
in one of our looal‘wlhdo
Grey is slw'eys no
sprint: thet it Is known es as
color and men an golden are both
delicious flavor II N
to the
in r‘sschinio cherries“! meal . opens
decoration tor s trolt or other solid
cg studio; them wl meats
opped rather course.
in the
m marina; it.
stout touch
1'. friends will prompt
eiot I
tinting.
any perceptible extra effort My
read with her-I
rer, and any "I then; t so." but 1 here
never liked the idea. of houeecleaninl
anyway. Probebly it has to he done.
and, or couree, when one is choosing
overturn things 5'
h inhot excellent wit
M
WILL LIGTURE NIX? YEAR.
’ paged by Yale ‘
The announcement has been made
that Rev. Cherie: S. tsi'lendmw . .
or of the Booth No ”lit Constant
' “iouel church. has been etngnged hurt. I
for next veer to lecturo in. the Theo-r
in the Course In Pastoral Functions: I.
year is announced as "The Minister on
the Interpreter end Guide of Social
Movements.”
Other lecturers announced in the
Course ere Rev. Paul M. Streyer. or
Rochester, the former pit-tor ot the
South Norwnlk Congregational church.
who will lecture 0n “industrial Orient
actions" and Rev. Frederick Lynch.
of New York who
cal Movements.” ,.
Rev.IHenry Ii. 'i'w
port. has also necevtgd the Choir ct
Homiletics end Psotorni Theology.
neutral color. IT-
For 9. demonetretlonxu when we cult ‘
in e local shop winooo all out“ hen
come to be known on Women’s Bow.
With a gown of hlnoln- and-brown
check is worn n so] of enibroldv
cred. brown diet net.
The "ill-spooning" belt which is s
it may dlseppf'ep in;
woven lit and out of the minimal hi!
the way around
‘ The very. very roared straws null
tho verv‘ tine om...- sooth to bo llrot
choice among good dressers. The very
coerce ones have a lot or stole arid cell
for simple trimming. ‘
Velvet ribbons are no being laid
snide as the winter hes. but in-
ateltl are very much the v‘o5ue ior'
“trimming spring hate to or old and
nyoung. -
Salt is on good tor
from It carpet before.
Into the hop on it is for
with milk instend ot we
Dnndelion wine front
Toke three quarts of
some four quarts of .
three and one-half po = ,
end three or tour sllctd to h
boiling water over monotonic. cor ‘ "rand
. let stood etier night ,th
and set over the fire;
Just enough to dissolve
into a jar. cover with ‘h
or tour my
‘fpntureo may be ever. on comely.
u a pair of weak. red. innemed or
twitching eyes will epoli its .
beauty. Properly adjusted .
xiassos will cure most of these a
trouble: by removing the canon, ‘
I But don’t get the idea that any»
* body or- eteryhod u do the
*"proper adios ,I e» have. ‘
[node n study e eyeo ahdla
will give you a scientific emu-I ,
from out to.
2 _ auctioneer ‘
HOMER I. HOYT. I _
4‘ . We have all of his preecrips *
- tione which we canon at ehort I:
‘ notice. ‘I . ‘
the heavier hangings nod furniture
I, about for the lighter ‘ to 5 .
"use it is onturei the
nee. Charles 5. Mscterieno Again Eo . - , .
logical Department or Yeie Univeroit‘y '
Dr. Mnofnrlend's subject for next I
a troll known in
South Nor-walk. on “ otemetlonol Ethi- .
fly. of Bridge- I
I - , if you want nice, white bread you should use this floor. Maud S. ‘_
, 15de has been the best senor In The Nerwolks for over 17 years. Try
a lie; or Barrel.
{not this Which can be offered 9&3? 2
customers at prices front so. 00 to 815 00.
It' a guaranteed
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