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Value $12.75 Withgfurchase of
I although otlier ‘stores are asking $16.00 for me
satire, and with this offer you actually save $12.75
on your outfit
i» Quality Wedgeivood
This name stands for the high-grade dinner—
ware made inEurope. The lucky housewife who
Wed gewood Dinuel‘sot prizes it highly for
Its quality is unusual in its wearing qualifications.
Composition of. 100
pieces
The set is divided into 12 clips; 12 saucers. 1‘:
dinnemlutes. 12 soup plates, 12 butter plates 12“
in‘t‘atl 12 desert dinners. 1 sugar bowl and
cover, 1 cream pitcher. l butter dish and cover. 4.
difieront size platters, 1 large deep dish and six
other dishes.
Design Van Dyke
ln Delft blue such as the famous potlcrics of NHL“
land hut‘t- been nine to produce in their own im-
ulituhlo manner, depiction Dutch Witter slot-nus»~
tho (“mist Ilit- of Hollulld.
I my one of {ht->50 sets allsolutciy
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FREE wlfli a purchase or this amount or over.
it will be delivered toyou with the goods you se- I
loci.
Cash or Credit
No matter whether you buy
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credit you w will get one of those sets.
With Purchase of '
$75.00 or Over
For those whose purl-halve amount to only SIS
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we will givu u 48 piece dinnerset of the
grade and quality.
All Goods Marked in
PlaIllI Figures
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consoono JOHN SIS.
picket factories and inform prospect- ’
ivc strike-breakers of their reasons
PM W I MARVIN BEACH-TRACT
why. they had otruck. At the recent
5 “1 WW new“ the boycot feature oi the “.1 2 Large Pro“ (shore Fm“)
fair was not touched upon. 0. T. McGOVERN' Am ‘ ,
Latest Sporting News.
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NEW YORK. March 19.—'Billy Gil)-
» ,son. the Bronx Baron, is brooding over
, tho statement that his brawny Irish
the jumper, Jim Coffey. is afraid to
mot Al Belch. Matchmaker Jimmy
‘ Johnston ,of the Garden, is responsi-
ble for the statement that it was Cor-
foy who thwarted the plan to put on u
Coffey~Roich match for tonight. John~
sgon claims that because Coffey red of the dim obo oddio W l to Hum lllu
fused to meet the thumping AdonisI “In ooh, outgenenled John “I of
they had to dope out a M‘ioGoorty-
Mlarn bout.
. and loevinsky, so why so back to take A
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Vand announces that he is willing
MOORE TAKES LONG GAME.
ion Ba loser."
Bllly seems to forget that Qarl Mor- Outgonomlo Hohmn in Contact of
ris has been u pretty cousintant loser Much Safety Play.
Little .lim Flynn gave him the banner '
lbsatlng~porhaps the worst in the his I Standino of the Playm-
tory or the ring. Carl got a shocking W. L. PG.
“humping at the hands of Jess Willard Huey . . . .. ................ 8
too So Just why Bill should take it Moore .................. ..6 .85?
upon himself to duck Reich is u mys-I Daly ................... a .333
tery. Al has improved wouderfully.’ De 0m ................ ...8 .000
When Morris beat him. Reich was 3 Ellis .................. 3 .080
novice He’s earned his spurs since Kiookhcier ......... ......,4
then, and Coffey wouldn't lose a bit of Morin 4
mamabwu‘uo—r—c
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prestige thrashing Reich-if he could 03pm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 .439
‘10 It Flames ..... I ...... . ....... a .075
Just to proVe that Featherweight: Hahmnn .................. 3 .838
Champion Kllbane has a few privateI Jovne . ....... . ....... 1 .350
ideas about his own ability he nowI Loon .. ................... 0 .000
steps right-down to the- orchestra pit. CHICAGO, 'March Alix-Gear”
tol Moore, at New York. won the longest
come to New York and make any 01-: game of the world championship three
, for in reason to induce the champion: cushion billiard toummt when no
fight him. it would be a pretty tight neapolls, yeoterdoy afternoon. 50 to 4-1,
.and one that would draw them
5‘” "”9 ‘i 0‘“ ”99““ °‘ “WW 5 that Walsh has thrown up around him-I best. was live Both played slowly and
prior engagement with the irving A. self in Gotham.
ai
C. Now Gibson appears with
fey stands. Says Bill in port:
got-ding my connection with Jinx Got
to). whom i have the honor of manag-
log. it practically intimated that
at
lengthy explanation as to where Cot-i
i
“A statement has been printed re<§
I‘I thrills.
have noxlongcr control over Coffey to;
tight Reich. but that Jim refused to sol
through with lt.'l'1lo truth of the mat-‘
ter is that Code: is more thou anxious Rowoyton Bose Company, last night. m.“ high run was five and illllls
too-casual. ltiolwhowllinotol- at tho Moneys, in the dro- hodoneoiim
low Jim to fightRoichforlhe “lupin men's howling mammal. um;
mautuatiompohlnuhimtomthroommtusocomholu:
championshipsudldoo’tilund to;u
match him with Icons.
‘1 prediction hoodlum aunt ... ..
Molded a your Would”! wh- Jm .........
mu M'I'I’Iumw“: Woo-IooIoII 1‘ n u—m
, deliberately; with many safeties.
The 13501 street club will profit from John Duly. of Chicago. defeated
the fact that the Gui-dun is as dark Charles Ellis, 01 Cleveland, in the sec-
“ a Ghincse graveyard tonight Bal- 'ond afternoon game. 50 to 47. in nine--
um 1,5th and 3m Ketchel. a. new tyoovon innings Both had high runs-
and of Jim Buckley 5. will furnish the' y! tour
Charles Morin, of Chicago has:
out an" . ilost night. The game wont sorority-m
'1‘ IE" F.“ PM" mm’ nine innings and dragged along after
he Dorian FIFE Compnny defeated midnight, both men plflfin‘ m]!
W. Huey. of Chicago. minuinodhil
loud lust nix!!! by winning his sixth
“”1"" gun-inn victory. mm so to 40. our
Imam Hon Co.
75 71
The essence oi the document against.
Willow-uranium mmmm ‘nmmm~
Aoooolothn, is “if you contemplate lo-
I” “aim utilising the boyoot and pickoting you:
...—...... contemplate lazuli-in; crunchy. " 0th
, era in oppoodtlon claimed the passage
A ”I“ 0‘ much low! interest 1- peud‘ of the bill would upset the whole low
ind before the Legislature. It is system oi the state. The present law“
ed. it would in eflcot legalize the boy- to talk to summers and explain
cot and picketinx in labor disputes. to than the causes of the strike Any:
Residents oi Norwalk, which is could-3 amnion 1)! this. tiny stalled. would:
the proposed bill us put. forward by :55 WashingtonSL. 30- NOW“
W—m-- . .
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chimed. should the measure be passa amid some. gives the striker- are rilhl lI
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TheFORD SEDAN In high aim in
appearance and appointments. All.
RANGES.
umMoonomi-mm
in in ninotreisht innings. mom-o had]
only to have the “mms‘I again despite the barrier of disfavor eight for his best run and Holmon'sl on the mm W More the 1080*
Charlés mils of Cleveland. 50 to 43. "‘1 ”W I’m“: “1° mam” 0"”
plutonium-loom by
cred a ”mum lawn." are “ItchingI
with interest the fate of thil lulu
which, it is said, would give trade un-
ions the right to wage campaigns
contact the purchasing of the goods
of employers who‘iought them and
would permit the (“noticeable picket-i
mg" of shops in which there was a
'striko..
Labor leaders from on sections oi.
this State are heartily in favor of the
bill, and m- puttlns forth every effort
'»ior its passage. At I. recent hosting
lotlve committee, in Hartford, the bill
was opposed by refieoentatives of the
Manufacturers Adsociatian, the Shore
Line Electric company, and the Con-
nonioui: Comm}. Among those who
iravor'od it vle‘ré ofllclals of the Hart-
lord Gould-oi moor Unions; on State
Federation or floor, the Meriden 0cm
trot IIIubor “Union, New Britoih‘ 3 Cor-
ponter' s Union, the Bridgeport Trolley-
men's Wotan.
i The um, Mood by lamina
tire I m German, oi Dohhury.
would amend the general statute un-
dor which struts lino boon mode for
imnd tint (hit is on intimation.
”no lobar lend-rs conund tint on:
thomrtothotitworhodnmmnyto
._ bring" mommy into‘tho New Ho?"
tho plchotht of W on the,
the luxurious convenierlm you do-
”3 mun: “M“ WM.“ ”9 my’ sin in a family car. it carries five
“DIM! M! the helm 010 “-1 passengers conform“? The soot-
mous Loewe hot case. involving low are restart. and ammufluobu
trod ‘torod with cloth o! the highest
”.mm “mm“ m“ we ' 101 quality in detail in 0:0an in
otm.
tent ontrance on either side. Pinto
glass windows give the qtuii'iida-‘y
“Wm tions of the chilled limouoiii‘é for
“film or W maintenance-Hess thou sch infinite.
; mm) slum sorts; Ooupclet
l 37W,mmm0.1buflp§0u.
inclement wcsihcr. and plenty of
-'frooh air when open. with high
om; Runabout 8440. mm?
equipped, f.o.b. Detroit.
.quulity iii detail a ooonomyin
floor-gs Cameron has already mit-
od to dismantle his New Haven hose-V
bull club. 2Yesterday George Sher-
wood. and Clydo‘ Watercrthlr bosemun'
and catcher, respectively. received of-
ficial notice of their unconditional re- I
let». The reloaso of 81115er and _
Waters furnishes rumm- cyidsncc
thot comma piano to carry out his
throat not to start the season. .
There are four may“, on the New soil at retail 800,000 now Ford old
3““ roster namely. Pope, 'Burr No- a mum August, 1014. and 'Ahguot,
ale duodenum who are hound to~ 1915:, ' .. ._ ”" I II__‘
S. L. Bone
, I Adm-r. .
73 NORTH MAIN STREET
Our?”
OTOOK Of
Buyers will share In pronto If’vfo / -_ '
you. club's Normand on announco '
mom is expected within a few'days' ,-
me they have been dispolod of in
mud: clul‘lo.
Norwalk Chronicler