_ . we believe that the set-
’ international difficulties by
fundamentally wrong. we recog-
_ on world crisis as this, it
”the our highest duty to de
truce the principles upon
. (bristles: civilization is founded
Ltilis' elnergency, Mr. President,
to pledge you our wholeheart-
in whatever measure you
w macesasr'y to uphold these
. Wewiah to assure you 0!
uproval of such notion.
is: on which We and (so far
able to speak for them) any
- 5'th the thousands of trained
when: we have sent out from
‘plm at the disposal or our
-, idmt Henry MalcCl-acken. Van
Willem Marlon L Burton
President Ellen F. Pendleton.
. fill ey: President M Parev 'l‘lmm
Mall/r; President Mary F
Mount Holyoke; President
. ll. Goth. Gaucher; President
BLLIJ’QII ll. Briggs, Redclifie: Dean
, G'ldersleove. Barnard: Dean
6 F King Women's College or
‘wn University" .
. announcement is accompanied
statement of President MoCrm-k
hoping the stand of the cor
women as opposed to that c' ““0
g in: Militia. who are attempting
drinks a stir st Worthington " thel
3 Fence Party and tire Finer
Peace Federation ~
”if: .r .
Mi cow's SKIPPER HOME
ill oi New Heven'Ship Sunk by
“'13- best React-res Boston
MN, March 30 .—Cspt St ephcn
L Monmouth of the American
"Linsn M. Law oi New Ho-
. Which was terpedoed in
”Marin on Nb.12,and
It»
r shorten 0061:, which was
w on March 10 in the Med
- . were passengers on the
journals: Cretic, which docked
)_ Ma. The Cnetic, which.
you March 4' and stopped
W. brought 1.073 nonsen.
W an uneventful trip.
‘ Na‘fliE INBUMENTS
B’iON,‘ March oil—L130”)
. graced the task of quell
inprepasntion tor the can at
. ‘ moo the House Monday, Wilson
convenes in special session.
. rattle traders tr ed to dis-
Roofesentative Gnllivn‘n, of
a “wet" insurgent.
iii:— svmred intention to bolt
{he Democratic organization
3 to several committee
s. Means of organizing
. was the principal ques-
log of the Republican com-
draft recommendations for
it to be presented to the
calling“; tomorrow . The
a sun temper or-
and anti Mann tsctiollisyhsd
ictihg preposals, but in
that the mini decision
, L, on ores ARRESTED
"' I Mess" Mhrch 30.—-John
our years, 1m errested at ,L;
ibis morning; with roll-
rldson hi
as to his sanity
“ ”ARM vg's CURE
L. REPORTED.
~ is an exceedingly prelly fabric.
runny be able to render. we '
album of the British schoon-
byohomh placed hyasuh' ?'
is and Republicans oi the 4
mgent movements within their “"‘
caucus this album. to .
mun Woeato nppoinufiem ,
. verity seven was called for "
tier 2 full party ticket 9
and other explosives on L
.t. who is 39 years old.
. Y. who». he "
d on charges of cirl'yinljr
puns vagrancv, and will “
Now, the, Soil, Coat or‘Dress
'of Jersey Chill.
~-.‘-
. Much consideration is shown Jersey Cloth and it
it also seems to be.
friendly with dyes for it assumes lovely colorings,
most attractive and Stumble for sprrng Now the laws
of Fashion are peremptory as regards straight falling
lines. yet Jersey Cloth will let it be known by its
is altogether in becoming material.
Wool Jersey Dresses Have a touch of embroidery .
clinging qualities. that .a woman has at waist line. it
in go". blue. tan, or other Contrasting shades on hell
he put on while talking about it.
$20 00
L, or collar. They are so simply designed that One mly
Cost Dresses of Jersey Cloth are most practical
for outdoor wear, because there is the semblance of a
coat over the skirt.
$20.00 to $35.00
Costs of Wool Serge or Mixtui'es.
Cut seven- clghihs length, quite full and perfeclly
tailored,
$18. 00 SPWLI
Novelty Costs' rn Grrnnybur,l Burella Cloth and
other stylish fabrics, a complete line of sizes from 14
years to size 52 for women,
525. 00 to $85. 00
lemy Suits; all Wool .
in the new Shades of rose. pearl gray, appll ‘
m"
green, gold and tan color. Latest appmVed styles,
with eccentric pockets, wide voluminous collars and
many buttons,
$20.00. $25.00, sat-incl; $4200.
it’ is well to make only selections and avoid ‘disv
appointment later.
. .
Easter Accessories
foretell.
Negli'ge Shirts, either soft or laundered Cuffs, in
two Well known makes, Metric and Woveriy,
Neckwesr,L a large variety of. styles and Colors to L‘
50, 65 etc. rind 51 00.
An exclusive and choice line at $2 00 use 5250.
chooscfrom, 1 ~-
Ania.
Union suits, Carter and Yale makes, in light
weights for Spring and Summer
21-.“ ..
Main floor.
. Boyle, the "big snake" or the Nor-wail:
LL crew made some good scores, and hell
,. short of high‘ Einfle honors by one
. point.
dependents,” ,.
walks also ban: the. maples for cen-
tury marks. Theliicores were as tot
" Lt: u'i‘r'im, Local and dainty is this
me—"W
rolling the independents at the Nor-
walk alleys Thursday night, turned the
L some trick as they did lsst Tuesday
evening.’ Misl- influx the lirst con
test by two pinnr'tha champions came
back strong. and captured the next
two games. thereby getting the edge
‘ low: ’ , ,
. .Norilvalks . 5”,“ "93
, _ - n 9.3
'Ayreult
Pauline 85 93 101
weanand Mg?!“ ml they“ are xi?“
Spats are quietly
ill on for Outdoor wear.
All fashionable dosigns, late arrivals now shown.
Pumps . 54501058410
Spats
Boots, Black and Colored ,
seso to so...»
Ask to see “The Boulevude” Boot, of real French
woman knows the feeling of French
it is different and better than any other shoe '
in lace or button models,
kid. and every
kid.
material. -«
32.006300
L Children’s Shoes
New styles for school and dress wear, in gun
metal. button models with heavy
“Foot- form” lasts.
Sizes 8% to it,
it to 2.
2% to 7.
all White buckskin
r-«r ;
Rnlllllis,t
Checolate. ‘ ‘
Chick'eni,‘ l3lniliouses.
and other Novelties.
' {if L ‘ 1 Main floor.
while a nd
Lou}:
hf;-
Soles.
5275
53.25
E r
. New models are shown in patent with while, dull '
or cloth tops,
and tan.
Second floor
The Candy Section L' L Light weight
islesdy for Easter Underwear
‘ for early Spring;
” we Eggs in a vari- ‘fluihd‘Mtlls’! gag:
‘ . Suits. ' l.
cty 0f CO ms and sizes LFinc ribbed Coilon Vests,
High neck, long sleeves, -
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves,
Low neck, short sleeves“
Low n‘cck, no sleeves.
. Pants and Tights. in knee
or ankle length. 65 cu.
(lit Dillllc" ‘ Cg_
Made “on
"till floor.
The Norwnlh Titling teen, while
Scoops.
Anderson of the in-
" uiinedoi the Nor
DuKY all
end-
93 ML 86W
\nw HAVEN.
3-1 Mc'Auliffe,
veig‘ot nd holder“ oi the state title. 5 .
. min; theirhopponents twicein succeso
sion. the vibratory workers Weekened.‘
"‘ and “Captain Heinie" Schmidt’s co-
horts ramped tinny... with the third
gnmo- and the championship.- 'L
The high scores of the evening, both
single String our!“~ total went to not:
Downs, of the monetary crew. Bob
established»: necord of 240 in his first
some, and proceeded in the next two
contests. to bring his total up to 579._
The scores were as iolidw: ~
I
,on their Opponent? This makes the brougth also on on! shr emu
second detest tor the independents at Factory .
the hands of the Norwalks. within a . A . (1} (3) (2)
week.- Inasmuch its s number of play 3“,“ . 131 146 182
are of both sides foiled to but in their ““83“,,“ 100 188 1“
appearance last. rushes. it w new Pam 122152.123
L sary to play mull-innit tennis lititfive- Schmidt _ 145 133,131
‘ hing“ Meeker and gnleom. tyre ol the ‘
mainstays oi the Nor-«folks, were out ’ g , . 643 .024 580
L of the game. . 3 tour-story , ,
All'honors oi the evening' a skirmish ‘; ' ‘ ‘ ' (1) (3) (2)
must go to "Al" Refit. the crock sin “magi 125 5140. 155
swatter. ot the independents “Al," had Rus‘eeilv ., 1&9 103 141
his eye with bird last night. and by Downs etc 132 157
pulling a isrLgL‘e umber- ot strikes and may 1“,:1“;1'fia
spares managed to halls up high Sm‘ - tr
sic string Eli L165 and high total at 239. 675 L5” L618-
The Sentinel Cubs and the’ Enni-
.of the
League will sheetsln Le. duclt' pin match
game tomorrow nitemoon ‘
.- ___....‘. 2—...— “n,
, SllllBElllll'lllllfll
the
-_| 4"
.p..~
NeWspsllem'ell’s
Bill llellllll DRAW
"8116899011 feather
F L L Blouses
Special showing of Georgettes and Sports Silks.
Special values, $2.95 and 53. 95.
original designing, very attractive, ,
515.00 and up.
Special sizes for large women.
Misses and Children
“Shoe-top Suits” in serge, velour and novelty
fabrics, including many neat cheeks. 8 to 14 years,-
510. 50 to $25.00.
Taffeta Dresses in'original and pleasing designs
for girls to wear on dressy occasions,
$10. 50, $13. 50 and $20. 00.
White Dresses of dimltj' or lace net. simply made,
an appropriate fashion for girls, 51. 95 to $20. 00.
Party and Dance Froclu' rrr large assortment,
515. 00 to $25. 00
Children's School Coats
in serge, wool velour, ncai mixtures and Shep-
herd Checks, siz s 6 to M years 55. 50 to $25.00
Taffeta Silk and Faille Costs, 6 l0 l2 yc urs,
* -.$8 50 to $16. 50.
Girl gham Dresses
French and Scotch "sills, Combined with plain col-
orcd gingham in very attractive youthful fashions,
$1.00 to 53. 50. -
New Leather Articles .
for Spring.
large size, special at ‘ $3.50:
‘ many shapes 2nd sizes, 52. 00 to 55. 00
.. Brief Cues, handy for the professional man and
traveler, $2.50 to $9.50.
Shopping Bags, 8 to i2 inches, 51. 50 to 511. 00.
_ hlnin floor.
M‘LL i‘ At the Art Section L ,L,
L if true wishes a Dust Qll. there are some new
ones of flowered muslin,- with scalloped or l’lCC edges.
lust in time for Spring horssclennmg '
’21
. W
Vases for the
trier
A cut g ass Vase m Sil-
‘ ver holdtr. . Easy to tide
just, on be removéd toi-
clcan, j" ' 1“ $8.50.
Vase cut in floral de-
567
Basement.
= Sweets for "Saturday.
Chocolates, assorted:
3L3 cls.La lb.
l’canuf Butter Kisses
2L5 cts. 2 lb.
Fancy Pepper-mints,
25 etc. it. box,
“New
Exclusive styles with embroidered collars and .
Prose, envelope shade, made of Vaclrelte leather. , ‘L
E; .
LL! .LL ' Spec“! disc“. elfh Third floor. a! ‘L
i
Litioin floor. 3 ‘ 1 L
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