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8
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93¢
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l:
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t
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a
I
’boy anti 0 thick cratheted ones,
flat. oil is titled than the rice Molateu
,. ii'et' o meddling, machine-alone
. . like those the boyu ao gener-
‘ioborate and beautiful bro the
no ll 0! of the preaont that when
all adl ll aroused for breakfast in her
loyoi breakfast gown and dainty can.
cite quite it's attractive on when at
tired for any other time or the day.
A f Ally more delicate "rice“ and
dill; i a the result if a little cream of
on. or other cooked (white) break-
Vlithl ilk and eggs the some on for the
“MAM recipe.
Bl upea of Wu white not lined with
chiff it are sitnpiy made for practical J
use. , ,, .
M
. an unlit canned lobster o:
lint. w‘il v-for- I, remove the list
on and expose to the frost
Wilma i" or two before mnklii!
Bl lama the flnvm in much int
i ' {MN to like the fresh lob
tar halt db
T o flannel nulls so highly favorod
by e wanton or fashion at the south.
era regatta are sometimes of wbltt
llv » limit)? or dark blue. or they
to or, newest at all, all
okaoceoaoriea art- var)
Im‘.
all mo in the authorities vehemently
pro eat Initial. the use of velvet foot
“if for the atreot-and are they no
tag that velvet boots and
Wham more suitable for dress
wort .
‘ 1‘7 am: W’lifli'e the high turnovol
301‘“ of tho Qatari“ which is tht
iy W n all for ilannol waists
it l MI! Maul y to havo them
.' m‘ the shirts are orderoti hltl
diatlnrtivo and mark the
that”) 0 output of a good houoo
a toll-Mica hand has. hating all
-t'y toilet arilcltus arranged
coinpnct apnea. la an india‘
rt of the modern woman's
”the hat or volt now
i“little bun am most
. all” l.“
outraatlag far. in a
attorn, ill an element
that add: ootutldorabiy to
.hot ao muoh on account
} fur ltaoif, but or the
our: to not it on
3” daauu- .
remit: models for tall.
«motor boomta indioate
. blatow-aotatyioa will
17 my“ ii i. almost
.alld the title trim-
, or Iowan is of a
" ; halibut in any do
~ «or .mtplaaaant to
ho very much
'iifili Matti”! of
and battle far.
are the lines of
“tho
”:3 ‘ alto alaouat of
3‘ fltliar d
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BLDVEBBVILLE TIMI
Wills 38 T0 22
(Continued from first page.)
W
whirh is playing under the name oi
'l‘roy in the lllldaon River League. The
score of this game was tilt in 22. The
preliminary was alt-ton great content.
High School defeating their only oon‘
uuerora so far tilinaeaaou. the quintet
of tho liridltollort High School, by
tho score of 36 to if.
'1 he big game was one, streak full of
Min and alarm from the start The
visitors lune played here before and
rituals scored a hit. despite the far-t
iiiiii they are aimout surely tho in~
vinclhlo team when the game is ended.
The content upo ed with a clean
thrown iiuskul by llnvery. the that
right forward of the vialtoru. Tlllt
play watt tlickiy followed by a more
spectacular one by flatten. which
brought tho wlrpll- crowd to tin foot
liaaltotu were thrown in fairly rapid
outset-anion by the imitation; of drill one
onto and thou tho other. and no the
ante went one. one loading and the
titer tiolnx tho doom until each Milo
all gained olxht .llolutu. Tlli‘li tho
not 'l‘roy team took tho. lead. which
hey inalutuinotl through the real of
he Bouillon, which cloud after Dalton
lad netted another out. making the
ilfllidlnfi iii to ill. ’1‘ it‘ playing of lla-
:ou in this half (if ilto [tattle wail im-
'ot-laily (not and clean. Fitzgerald.
he new man. wan onlllll foot all oi
be time and Newark was continually
uploaded by tho pinned audiont-o
i‘he that team worlt‘of lilt- Glover»
‘lllc- iivo wait an outletilal iuaiure.
Whoa the second hltlf of thia con-
eat ottouud. hotil toulntl were playing
heir hunt, The opponents Matted the
looting and kept it up for a while
t-lihout letting the locala in 0n the
'.iimi‘ but this did not last long. hun-
‘\('i. and the military born came to
mil did their share». in thin liPilud
‘Hllei‘lulli' i‘uhili made many fine plays.
lilml‘lllfl Hel'Pl'lii of tho bollltela lllado'
is the locale Tho tumors were all
iiilially lulu and it kept the home
\lltyers going to hold tho acorn where
't \van‘lrilou lilo trunnion ilulnhed. it‘ll:-
toruld again did great work llnd whilo
not scoring an oiioll an hia colleague»
to wall nuror otli of the Kahlil. When
he iiolrl rang the acorn stood 38 to 22
u furor of the Woriti‘lt t-hamm. ‘
'i‘o tumult of tho xamo iteuurally. it
you till: lineal that Norwullt baa ova-r
ulnyod. 'l‘llo taunt was the faattml
that they have mot thla your and it
watt vory well handled The team
work of tho iooaia plated a chat part
in koenintt tho. Home a lull aticii fact
inponoulu within build a. Wiilton it“
novor had lift hard a man to com on
was "(‘hlaf“ Miller. yoi ho perfurnlt-d‘
the task. for it was: nothing tetra. la a
very creditable mannor. lioac full
one basket iiflAiilli illa fall man, at Mt
ill not by any mvauil a mall amount
of worit when the tibVoi’llil la done.
t‘.ablll Button. lloraoy and Mimorahi
each ulayad their [tame and are do-
aorvia; or orodlt. The summary:
monolithic. .Nomalit.
bauflhliu... ....... ...,.......0ahlll
Riaht forward.
Dam-y homey
Loft forward.
Iiiilai‘ ..............aa Wilaoa
Cantor.
“tantalum
butt allot-d.
Williamaon ”t llama
no... ..
Fluid aoalwta lift '4. alarm t.
tan g u t. Wiiaoa t.
it»
I
"or thutu tiw gnaw, for the quintet
with which they ollttthod in all font a!
ny other met illlli nausea. and hall
my line record up the stalo for fat
ilnll 3
Hi game alartod off by the shoot-
ng of a couple, of goals for Norwalh
iy the fast forwards. ili'idtranort'r
lrlli count came on a foul and after
but tilt-y hrorod only orcaaionaily.
.Vltetl the first session ondad ii watt
.vith Norwalk rarely in the load with
:0 potato to their opponents” 7. _
Ii‘he last half of the game was much
faster than the that and tin- liridao
uort team allowed all much better.
l‘llt-y would not mom to get their eye
on the goal. however. as many pom
.lble basket: were mined. in thin
period . . name was delayed for some
limo. DoValla. tho fallt loft guard. haw
inlr hurt his leg. Aftor a allort roll
he returned and played very well. He
was lirltlgopori‘n star throughout the
game and they would have missed him
if he had to quit Not-walk played as
usual and kept thiugu moving until
the but hell who runs: “hell the acorn
stood lid to if in their favor The
rhuuring from Notwalit aide lluea
which was led lliii night by Alan
Moat-s, waa much better and more on
iitualautio than any board alum (‘hrtat-
luau night. ” Friday night Not-walk
High plays Derby High in Derby.
ho ulmmnry:
N. H. l.
a. H. 8.
“arm ....................... Storey
Right forward.
Sullivan .................. McMahon
Loft forward
.‘liri‘nrihy ........... Ferris. Coalollt‘
. Center
DoValla ......... (‘mtolim Abraham
Lt‘fa guard.
Lanton. Murphy ......... Greenwood
Right guard.
Field noain-~~liurlo i. Sullivan l. Do
Vulla i. iiuuiotl l, Storey :i, MvMalior
l. Costello 2. Abrallatna 4. Greenwood
ti
Foul soala-«Doi’alia .‘l.
itutorotwii‘. i'. Rooney.
floorar Valenl iue.
'i‘llllor«»-~Monroo.
FOR LAGRIPP! couoito AND
ITUFFY GOLDO.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. it
given quirk relief and expel: the cold
from yours aatom. it contaiua no 09-,
iaioa. la no and auto The Bridle
Pharmacy.
0“. iNTO CHlGKEN IUMNIII.
W-
Conductor Fiawaliyn WliiTry to Ina
Profit of “.000 For Year.
Boeing to the int fauna of tho Sal.
urduy Evening Pout an advertiaomohi
telling of an experience of a man with
thirty chicken! having made in the
abort space of can year $8,600. Cola;
W Fiowoiiyn onu of tho lanai frolic
ltolloy oouduotora. halt purrilaaod Iona
ablation: and will attomnl to clear tilt
llama atom. The profit on the aver
A" will be on avery chioilon for the
year. mo, and for every day uracil
oaily thirty coats.
are lira ”All
Grdritoti ihit a?“ nix fly
IV 0!. i”?
t
roan}: all out:
Napalm wouldY
not heat than. and ill».
. thln (lied
on the aura” par you.
titan thrill ill. moduli/tilt!
guy—nm-w-IBHfl
The rotlord of vital atatiatloa mild in
tho amen of Town Clark Herbert it.
smith for the mouth of pocebthor
allow that on more DO! lsIi WMWOM
or. worn libirthli And
only 34 deaths. Mart-lakes were not
my (reorient. tha t part of the
month not glitz utilised fot nuptial»
until after Bf‘th day. only 13 hav
lag taken place in the town. The flat
oi births, minimal and deatba fol-
lowu: , ‘ . .
Blythe.
iwllallxhter in. (ifloline and flurry
l. lint-rill
tin-John i'uiriclt to hit'iry and John ii.
“Jones.
:i—«llelou blatant to Anna and Donia
Babes.
3... arias to Elisabeth and Bernard
Mo ovey.
5EEMII‘1I Dora to Marie and Rudolph
8‘— lll'dward Willia to Ella and Ward
Palmer
7-»Caroilne to Erminu and Carl Jour
dart.
7—iloward Robot-t lo itosa and Fred
orlcit M. Taylor.
7~EdWArd Harold to Nollie and 8am-
uol Aahbrooli
ii— ilelau Mutant lo Mudoina and
Steve Joatia.
8——wuilant Johann to Ron. and Stein
Kind.
9-Aivah fh Alvlh
iii ‘ and iii‘l'odulok
ch er.
9 Son to Julie “a‘n‘d Ladlalaua Kal-
lelkl
9~Ralph Francis to Mabel and tiar-
oldliulao.
l0~Clesx Wilton to Julia and i? If.
iioyt
iiiw Jeanette [Iqbal to Nellie and Rob-
ertJ. Oliver. '
la —~l)orothy May to Miiiio and Rich-
ard Knhnoat
15-~~\ll'iil , John to Mary and John
Yaoklil ii.
tom-Tony to Routine and lion Mar-
asco.
iii—«Julius to .lliiih and Juilua Nu!
l7-~,lt‘ranoea Elizabeth to Emma and
wFredel-iclt ii. Rockwell
~Aiico May to Buaau and Arthur C
0.0““
ls~Palherino Thoma to Mary and
m.iohu iiylabd.
Clifford to Maya and (‘iifford liail
“helium.
Iii- Pan-y Iiilicoat to mailm- and
John F. Wit-on.
iliwiieury D to Sarah and Albert. 1’.
Wright.
10~Ettuna icilaabath to Marjorie and
20Ai‘bort (3. Benton.
naa M a nd labia Ban
aull. T " é M
iii—«lildward ,. to lilnnle and
Edward i'. Wood. ' '
23~iilancho ilar to Alida and in-
Moat W Poll
iii—State to Nikita": and more i-‘ar-
tii-«Volmah to Bertha and Janna
(‘hoatoa
tiwiiattial A. i..0 Anna and John
leall
2il~ Son to WWW dub-r loa-
urea
ii ------ Mildred Eater to {tetra and Frank
irona.
Margin...
GWMIOG v. Norther. and Robert N.
Tongue.
1~8adle l-t. Cargiil and John B. lio-
Nation
Arnold .. .
iii—Ada iioll Wood and lianry Kora.
tor—Nay Frances Julia and John A.
tlw-hianotto Mill-41a and Loui- Wall.
l5-hiaa Pearl at,” John anti doom
F. Buihrt
l‘f—«liaamar Trava and Gaol-n Walt
tam fi,rltto
tT-Katia 'i‘otb and Stephan Calm
i7——-8ally .1. Ram and Cortl- A.
Owaba.
28~Marnrei Eran and into; Loril-
H.006
38mm" J Sullivan and Hoary lull
Dru-lat
nimiioaa iorlno: and Jonah Lucakay.
llfialadya lay Greatly and Raymond
D. Bamit.
I-
Dalo. '1 l. D.
Imliaphau 3., lumber......os ll
P‘Mfllm “an a .
lw-Joaool a. 0Motion»
I t'lt
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'wl'“ ‘ 'aaoa-:ct:l
a :Werl
atsanlaaaba
it ’
entertain“:
oaa-aev“
t.
‘ Doha-oaobl?
t vault-alas:
for n:
all to obit all.“ . loo
ua of “oil in:
mint.“ a tilt out that.
tattoo mitt ohdaattl alum totally
in; of the little and t a
Military."
lol- mm!
”no...
They“
maul”
n
itittif with m... an. '
" 'ICoatotl
.aattaaaaaoa
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to"
L7 .IODOI ’
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Lulu” ;
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hon-0‘»
tint-oat.
aaaaia
illall
Mull. .It
Bill Tile” W” 9” ”If! Bll'ill A law Dona: Milo Kidneys tot Flue
lit-hvaI" B. ‘Q:
and end Urinary Trouble
No reader of this paper, Whether
man or woman. need be miaeoabio bo-
cat‘tao of heartache or Kidney or him.
that diaordera. . l
Tho auto to cure tum train. it?
while: it in only trouble—anoint: it
soul». into Dronlly, Gravel Diabetes
0r Bright’s Diaoaae.
Paho'a Dione t: soul at anon noon
the hidiieya. b tidar and entire urin-
gigohya‘iem. c‘ieanaoaa biota agar-our ‘
a it one outta. boa all
and ootuplotua the euro within B’fgw
The moment you Impact any
it any or urinary dot-moment, or
feel a can-taut, dull bronchi: o; no-
line that the urine is thick, cloudy.
offehliive or full or hediniont‘. lrrexuk
tor of passage or attended by a lion
nation of scaiulntr. you should it“
tailing Patio'a mart-tic all (little did.
with the knowlodao that there la no
other remedy. at any price, matte auy~
where also in the world. which will
elect no thorough and nrompt a cure
Miaory in tho back aidel or intuit.
nick headache, intluhed or puffy eye-
ilda. hermit-nus. Proata‘ilo trouble.
uranium and darling. paint, heart
ph pithtiona. bilioua atomoh, disal-
ncaa. ala‘opioaanaaa, ilatleu, weak,
wornout feeling and other aympioms
canned by inactivo, aiuu‘ah kidneys
aitnniy vanish. Unooatml able urloa
lion teapooiailyat lain) ,aloartinx,
discolored later an all bladder mis-
tlry enda.
Jolt: physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mamanute agency will vouch
for the reopen-iii ity of Papa Thomp-
arm a ratio of ‘citttiatl, Ohio who
pronto Papa's Dinretlonfio cont
treatmentwaoid by every druuiat in
tha world.
0 v. IRADY To WORK F ii 3UP-
PRAGITTII.
TACOMA. Wash“ Jan. l'l.—-At the
that meeting or the defeat» to the
National Woman's Council of Voters
to tilt; city. yoatarday, it you decided
to organize an adviool‘y board. mm
by Governor 1.“. Bradr. 0f idilho.
Governor tinny announced but int n-
tioh of mailing a tout- of the out to
country and going abroad in the in-
ioroat of Woman auffra . A publicity
bureau was alao 0r ted to operate
in all atatea in and woman unfit-ace
doo- ntu obtain.
OHAKIR mu m LOCKUP.
'THOIIPSONVILLE, Jan. tic-Frank
Wing. a member of the North family.
Shanta. and believed to have belong
all hi Son NY. waa found
Martin at??? Ii. the local pollen ata-
tioil todiy a had been amid ia'at
night The medical exam or are the
was of death aa due to acute alcohol-
.
mu
Mus Hall
lentil hermit Phone at.
want or “will! to
Titania: and damn» Mair
tuna. 1: ll o’o leak
idyllic HALL crook co.
Practice
The
Blue
Mouse
Iy cm.
“The line yum" to “Mad
Mr. Fitch'a dreamt Comedy
W
rm familial! and ‘th
mu «m lino Iiiaoaa" willba
. lit-M
(”Mb-Iqbal! dart.-
”NJ.“ mm NI
hell M. Read Co.
...-.--.. hailstorm“ m... ...
H“
w ,.. . .1», :
i ’i
counraumis WHITE SILK CEEPE
For neckwear and trimmings. It is used in various ways
for the embellishment of gowns and in a most effective. lilti-
lcriai in its cool lustrelnas.w.iiitettess.1tlo like oth‘tr Crepes
nl' Cottrlaulti 5 production, and the grade oifered ’fii .
‘ $3.00 a yard. 2! inches wide.
At the Silk Section.
THE CLEARANCE or waters. . '
Looking at the large group of Separate Walsts mark-
ed to: closing. our is impressed by the remarkable val-mil,
and also by the number of dainty colorcd tmdclu, novel in
design. There are crept-ll, silks. soft lnessaliucs and tall‘etan,
such stylus as women like to wear with tailored gowns.
Prires are very low
White Jap Silks, Tailored and Lingerie Walsts in va—
fit-l
y. Waist Section, second floor.
ELAN KETS. GREAT VALUES.
White Blankets, with wide borderli i’n‘pink and blue,
in the papehwrappings, which have not bee-ll‘removed.
Beautiful qualities. .
' $9.00 for $7.00.
$7.50 for “.90.
a
$7.00 for $5.50.
$6.50 f0f‘$5.00.
Tana and Grays.
Very desirable, and offered at $l 50 a pair.
Blanket Section, lower floor.
a
Women’s toil-necked. aiacveieaa Swiaa Ribbed Vesta,
special at 35c. 3 for $00.
Tailored Braids. in colors. to be closed out at so a yard._
Lace Bands. in cream and while, very dainty designs,
25¢ a yard.
Embroidoriea, extra valued, for 15, 19 and 25¢ a yard.
Lace and Embroidery Section.
The D M Read C0
i
We have raoolvod our new lines of Embroidery and invlto' your in.
apeotion.
FIN! uaamoamaa. maanrlono AND tooluoa. Thou doli-
cata naitorna an hard to and, admired by all.
HIAVIIR altaaoloaluaa, ill-articu- and auto;- to match.
“0” mt ‘flf.
ooaaa'r oov'u anaamoaav at Popular Prices.
monotony atmotnoa in dilornt width.
For
Norwalk Chronicler