“Cm Y NOTICES
Hoots in Masonic Building) saith
street. int 9nd Ed Theodor, oi
mantle-34111! and Augusta--
ebtedwet 8 o’clock. All Master
on W. M.
so
In Mlloonic Building, South
nin street, second Tuesdays of
fine manor—Jul! and Aunt-t or
cons cordially invited Chariot!
. ”4;...”-
Araawnv's MOVEMENT
Ill We" ,Looge. No. 108. F. nnd A.‘ M. ,
o, oordlelly invited D. Burr.-
liobert M. Wilson.
mas. 11.11441. . I
To those who love muslc this 1311 most im ort-
"pied-wt 8 o ‘oiock. All Royal Aron '
Tuck, H P. Robert w. \thco’n»
is an adequate me
large portion of her outgoing freighth
grander than any since the river 3 oldI
,‘Zl‘his may not suit the railroads, but:
fit instills cheaper 1mm.» and better,
. business for great sections ’ol' I‘d
W country. ll“. e1ely congressman was
be something really vnlunble done in;
'lie as far ahead of the steamboatlzlg‘,
.of 1850 as Minneapolis is ahead of the!
ittls Minnesota city .ot‘ those; unto,
helium days. ‘ . . I
~—~-—-+_s_——~—a—-
RIGHT TO THE POINT
The alooincss of swing Ina} be due
‘ . to the fact that she realizes she is be“
ing wntollcd.——Nornirh Bulletin
——O-
The superdreadnought Oklahoma
was launched Monday at Camden,\ 1
.I, it is 683 last long und will make,
I In ‘dne lot of scrap iron one of these“
' 'Tdeys.I——Shebeygan Daily Journal.
.. .
President Wilson's“ girls are doing,
ALL they can to popularize daddy's nd-I
' nilnlstratiotl.—-—Toledo (Blade.
I _.......
It was the mm that made Andy
‘ Cnrnegie’rich. Did you read about,
.how he dropped a dime the other'dui',
stopped to search for it, and found lii‘
‘ been conl3?—-Schenectady Union
, Star: I
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. Sometimes when we behold some of
m
' o‘uston Post.
fl...
‘1‘ hire Eagle
, Evidently recalling the famous de-
fl.
VII; 4......
.4.
three tares.~—Nowark Star. ,
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7,. .
oldings. fist. minis mpnbllo.
4-1-1
Minneapolis is planning to send up ’ 1:» f 1;: .
World 5 music to all 0 the world 5 music lovers
tonnage this summer by barges donut:
the Mississippi on a scale or shipping“;
I-days ol’ stealnbontlng. The water?
ways movement is taking hold everyd'
there than: is water to find eI way on;'I~
ask 15 that you hear
the New Edison.
. you appreciate good
music you will need
no arguments. Visit
I ._ but? :store and let the.
‘ . 2 ““new 132613611 13th the”
music you litre. Then
decide.
The A. J. Angevme 8. Son C0
East Washington Street. South Norwalk
difference be;
tween I the $534139“ W
Diamond Disc Phon-r
like .1. Hampton Moore, there “011qu
ograph and familiar
Washington. The lowhoating busi—I
nose, on the Mississippi in 1950 may;
types of talking mn-~
chines cannot be de-
scribed. We Will not
All We
Lffllflf _
attempt it
ADELBERT KNAPP GETS BIG.
' .. . BEST TROUT.
BIG All [ABE “I'm. naillnmole which F. in. Look
coda: Co.. otters as a prize for the
largest trout “brought into the store
Votrier, yesterday ‘Adeibert Knapp. He had
with him a trout and it weighed 14
the reasons why such inmontdble re- “E“non .I“un0'8
tilts are obtained during the first four
school years." .
SBIIIIIII. ATHLETES
PIIIIIIIlI-IIBEII IIIIIIIIIM.
ST LOUIS. Mo. April 2.--Footballl
basketball and long distance races inl
W. W “and” for “I “ 0‘” Wash. ‘“ Grammar and High Schools were chow
notarized as almost criminal by Dr.
‘ Arthur A Knoch. of the Walnut Hills
‘Eltel‘iens says that New England is High Sellool Cincinnati, in an address
the mosworrupt seetion ot the United today before the American Physical cured crews, as has been proposed,
flutes if so, why did he devote his Education Association.
line to the little criminals first?“
FAVORS JUNIOR EIGHT OARED
LONDON, April 2.~'—Pior_e
.0113 of the four reproach tlve's “or
Grout Britain competing in the air ounces! It tins put on record. Messrs.
“we train seven ”NV“ °f Europe to John Manning .Willlam K Fowler 110d
Monaco. started (mm: fiend“ “t dny- ‘Iilobert Van Buren were out fishing
bmk todny, carrying 9‘ meIchenlcEa: yesterday and returned with “yo. 1".
W as E. lockwo‘od, IF. J Ham” and Lawrence
also visited thetetmnnl and c
the members of the Houston dillslon ‘
of the Sons or Rest we suspect that ., .
NEW HAVEN, April 2.—-4Cnptaln,'l‘.
B. Denegre of the Yale ‘vnrslty-crewl "
does not favor substitution of a three-
mile race (or the tour-mile four eight:
ibut believes n junior 818.1?”le "9" guanine.
on the coast of the English .1.
.. would be preferable to the honoured,
Chnnuel. noWever. Verdudbtnnonoo mm“ smiled upon one mm" or
his flight Wm ‘0 "‘an Mo 9. the party to the cutout or two trout.
in the other party one meIrnber ceuxho I.
“Our public oiliclols ought to know,
"that such strenuous physical He
lexertlon exhausts almost all organs
and that n diluted heart is the nature
result of the unreasonably prolonged 9' three-mile race.
tension incident to such games.
ideal should not culminate in the'I
twining of young athletes, but in the
education of mentally and physician
sound and. harmoniously developed “7.9“” ““3“ “I “‘9 first M“ and“
men and women, ”whose gait, posture
mp Clark must not thrml' fill1t and bodily movements would arouse Competitl
at; the teacher ~Brldserort Post the admiration 0! an. I
" “Observe the clumsy. awkwsrd m
ture of nedrly all members or our,
high school football teams v-‘Althouzh; ATHANTA. (in. April s.~auiues'
the football season lasts only ten Grants. local “sternum!“ boonst
weeks. and the daily practice is only nllthl. you taken in :1 hospital undon-
two hours, yet this strenuous physical; salons at. the and at n ten-round can of £111! 0W: I!“ 9”” WI tome Ivatth
work in deep bending or the trunk; test here which he lost to John like the Bridgeport. club and mill report
position develons in the ions bodyl can. oi Nollr rm oily; Mellow“ Monday.“ He d?
"I prefer a Iour- -mil‘e race because
1’ it is a better tent of superiority than
it is the pace and
Our not. the distance alone that counts in
wearing out 11 crew
“I prefer a. junior eight-cured crawl
because it tends to
The cannotltor‘s starting ironll lion-
don have. according to the conditions
at the content, to stop at Calais no
{It Dijon. They are given a period oi
illicsn daysmin which to complete the
night or. eight hundred miles 1mm ‘Lonu
don to Monaco.
I «Bolero Vernier started he declared
,his intention; or nylon libel! to London
sitar he had mulled Monaco, and said
he expected to complete the round trip
REQOVERY DOUITFUL by Eoster Sunday!
"lslon that frogs legs? are dressed
poultry for the purposes or tarifl us
went, the oilicisls oi' the depart-
”it of commerce have decided that
‘ oplnnos are motorboats m—IBiddoi'o'rd
W-
A'KITOHIM,.8HOWIH.
Miss Elsie M. Brush, whose ongegdg
ment to David A. Bliss has been 11113,
was tendered a kitchen
shower. yesterday afternoon. by Misq
Dorothy“ Smith at the home 01 um
in Elmorest 'i‘orrecol
.4
ii to e. touronred
gives more men. a chance to get hit
'anlerw. Storey,
Those present tor the most. part we
high school teachers, Miss Brush have
ing but recently been A member of _
theI'insh School faculty, _
ml mm were received by the boob ,
on. The afternoon was most pione- '
ant socially. Music vies odioyed. end
there were refreshments.
,. BOXER UNCONWIOUS
vine- deepntoh relates that twins
ere'born in 1;. taxicab at East Hort-
ford, Conn, but quilts the most inter-
eating detail. Everybody wants to
know it the onbby vindicated the
ethics oi his proiesslon by collecting
I: .
HM“ FQR I‘l‘ow. . Many use-t
MI?! P‘BOW! 8W.
m MAVM‘
“gunman
' A most exceptional swap or the
new models in all the rich stirring
shades and lanolin! looterleis I'ilhe
short pools with pretty combinations
-, or .b trons; logos or silks. and pretty
‘ lined sklvta. one Monomer. Tins
MICE is made of the new 'ane
. Moth light weight serviceable cloth
for spring in oil the muted. shades;
‘ 7" it, model chili otmxtronie; but very
neat for the conservative woman or
, iss. 'Sllll't is two-tiered style .’
fr
" ' ,1 The modes of Paris reflected in on
W.“ flrst dismay of
illincry for Spring
Stunning, mm clover. chic—«all the adjectives may? be proper-
1y uiod in ”describing the nomiiendwenr for spring. 11‘. no season
or many years neuron had, such a vast variety of shapes, styles
.; ran—and never have there been so
many REAL Y PRETTY ones Another «pleasing feature of our
Milllnory is the moderate way inlwhich it is priced
mama—1W
6dr siprdcticdl
flameyflreflfld/{mg
v,
Prepared Especially For This N (tospaper
by PictoriaI’Rwu'w
SIMPLE AND PRETTY.
trimmings and». yard 18-inch all-over
lace or not (or the vest.
The shirt has a few gathers At the
back. and the pleats at‘me shoulders of
the front of the waist are repeated at
the back
in making, first urrnngethe trimming
Close shoulder beam of side i'ront and .
buck; tuck. creneln's- on slot perfora-
tions; stitch 1 inch from folded ad‘s.»-
Brinx Ainsle "T" to small ‘I'o" perfora-
tions at lower edge otfront and back
. and prone. Slash side front on the 4
three small “0" perioratlons and 5’.
inch above to pass ribbon through At-
tech lorxe collar notches even. Turn
under edge of side front oil double "on"
portorntions.~ lap “on from. and trim-
ming Mess. notches and edges, even.
'hndIstitch. leaving edges to left or cen-
I tor-front free for opening. Tack shoul-
dor edges together. Close under-arm
scum InsInotched. Sew standing collar
, to melamine ne notched. Gather lower
«edge at waist between double “T1"?
perforations and attach ably. centers
clan. email "o" porrontions at under~
arm scum. ,
Close sleeve south as notched leaving
extenslnnfs tree. Turn under extension
on slot perforations lap to lmnll “o“
[torture-italic. lone cuitmmunotoh-
. ed to urn-ll ‘ ' nértbratioh. new to
short sleeve. double "on" perforations‘
oven. single smell “0” perforation at
sleeve eonm Sew In armhole on
notched. eulnl W, million.
Turn under edge or side [are of skirt .
on slot perforations, lap on trout gore
to small "0" perforations. notches even
end stitch, bovine Woe to left at
«Manhunt tree m inm' "0" per-
foration in swim rot placket“
Close "minim learn: on notched
pleat” «1.an crooning on’ double
"no” ”We. III} to mull "o"
”vibrations and prone cum hover ,
can 0: eitlrt between double ”'1‘?“
perforations. flow to lower iodcolot
v‘velet’b‘v’er My. centers even, bring-
inc-emu: 1m 0*portoretionlrl
(my Adjust bolt locum together.
matching panoramas: have and: I"
left of centeratront tree tor opening
Adjust to ponltion, centers oven.
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE 930‘
“no on»
uml- drew frock doeltned tor the
ho to» to bovine-v. it looks
in linen trimmed with mm or
round shoulders, s drooping hand my held at police Modem bedding 1117 because
‘ ‘ developments. vehicu- lousy sold your. , ‘
' 't'l‘heIIg‘enersi opinion of progressive W ‘ ‘ /
I England is planning to buy the “We- mm a
terloo battlefield. It England buys all
her grant battlefields she will mete- Willing?“ and physician in
.rlnlly increase her present 1mm lint! developing Into nonfiction that un-
rapidly gets won released. ,-.
his comoroIitor an r’
- turbine the menu! doo
utzon IBorIiurn. the sculptor, he's an a" mm ‘2 It In
unit the progressives, otter accusing “
embers or the connection stateroom .
mIoommitteeolthWolMI
he in IIMII '8 Within want your: tilt 8M VII
'TMIHW to billion“ but ohm inure more
' ‘ distinction ill cm. Mtbouch her
piece on front. notches and edges even, , "
Norwalk Chronicler