PRICES .
REDUCED
Harris; 8: Gain
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
'UiI‘ATH ER FORECAST
Flor .‘x’orwalk and Vicinity: Fair to-
night; Thursday increasing cloudi-
ness. 'ilIe. western disturbance now
forms It well—defined storm area cen-
tral over Missouri. 11 is causing clou-
dy weather, with local rains, between,
the Rocky Mountains and the Missi-t
,‘convcys the East 'r mess
E mean one of those beautiful Easter lilies
that we have provided such a
assortment of for Easter
No other tokei can convey your sentiment in
a way so naturall/ beautiful, and no other flower
age so fully.
Why not come in today and look over the stock ‘
and let us put as de for you the one you like best
for the one you love most?
So.Norwaik Florist,2- SO.Mlll3ll St.
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H”.
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splendid
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msippi ri.tr. A long ridge of high1 _.__..___....,.-- 3/ _._-.,-.~.__
IWSSWI extending ”0m Oni‘ll‘io WEST SIDE Boxens TWlRLER JENSEN 13 “i
mulliwartllo Virginia, is causing plen-
mnt weather, with‘ moderately lob"
temperatures, in eastern districts.;
"The. temperature is rising in the son-
thern and control districts.
Reilly Runs Second to Powm, While
McAliister Bombards Mc-
Tigue
a
WEATHER A YEAR AGO“ """"‘
Side t‘arol'itcs \1't‘l't‘ hadly
TODAY. IIIIItcd III xhe l’ionecr Sporting (‘l11b,
'l‘t‘lllllt‘l'llllll't‘I l.II\'.', 3) ”'33,. ‘\'e\\ \ork, last night 801111;: llcilly
(i2. (ivvt'cast. I. Iand Milo. lilt'l‘igue, both held in high
'3IIrtIIeIII in that dimirt. I'tcciving do
;cis;\'ta beatings. Jimmy~ Powers 11d
3 , III'III‘I4-th'ed a more severe II'oIIIIciIIg to
' I,llcilly than that youngster has been
33 treated to since his i‘irsilntcetlnu with
’.Ray Rivers. Mc'l‘iguc was waiiopczi
£in lloh .\chllisteI‘ till the beaten man
Many automobiles an. displaying. hung his head outside the ring ropes.
their patriotism by (“flying flags m“ \thi'o the elongated Californian could
1heir curs. [not make a target of'it. lioth the
; 'litounlers went the limit of ten
song hits in Nutmeg rounds.
“The RIlna- Reilly started like 11 l
“(Ixt'iiuttcl'otl vaersuith lidlllvy rights to
iilIII lIIIIe, it looked as though thertI
_v_._.-__ I would be a quick finish. l’owI-m came
There will be. no short calendar this out for the second round with fire in
“week in the. Coult 0; Common Pleas or his-I eyes, and proceeded ,to pump :1
Superior Court ”flagppm, this “(Iek left into Reilly' s t-I'JIInleIIIIIIce till
Manse of Good Fr'tlav Reilly looked like 11 sunsct scene.
' - That was the story of every I'onnd
tlIIII'I‘IIIl‘Ier, Powers putting his left in
to llniliy's face with precision and
III'sirtt-nr-v, 11nd ltcilly trying inol‘t‘ct-t-
on his oppon-
——Sixt?e11 non
IiTlnb‘s musical comedy,
ways," at .11.: Regent Theatre.
Tuesday.
[l‘ll'lllll' and
, Woscussoe lIlncninpincnt, 1.0. 0. l‘..
Iwill meet. on Friday (”I emng, A dclo
gation is planning for .1 visit to South 1’
Norwallt at an curly t]:Iic.~—StIIIIIf1)I'd ""-‘ ‘0 land ‘l “mu
‘Advocaic. 31'.11 s jIIw. ‘
i’owcrl'. \‘(‘lt1ll.‘il till
1.13 1-" by Reilly.
A s eciul scnibl' 11.1 illl‘l .
p uS ) 5 l u y-«sl in the six r'ouni bout lI‘ddiI- Noiilv
urtiay morning in the Norualk High.
M00] m which time patriotic Longs -lilllif"l(itl out liddic \l: Iclt \\llll i! right
were rtIntlorol by tho cniiIo student M ”m jaw in the 4c(;,.0llll mum “Mk
‘ ‘ i it) I
,. 5011!. and a speech was delivered deal» 1‘ “M m be “ “:am“ (”Hi it”)
with Him rim " I ". , .~
in; I p 1&1 nt billl llltll in “In;- NORWALK 'TEAM BEATS
mntendenl lra 'l". Chapman. l’rinci PALACE BOWLERQ
pi Hr H} \I' lll-lllt" AIM) 111111944111 IIIII ,. '
mpils,]1d recited a patriotic. poc In.
1-2 pounds in
I
.4-
Ai’ter dolne. 11 lot of mediocre bowl-
’~——SeveIIty-fi\'c people in the. Nlll- int: during U10 RI'PI'HPI' lII‘l‘t Of 1111‘
filing Club‘s mush-hi comedy, "Tho City League schedule, the Norwalk
Runaways," all tho lt~.1gent -’l‘hoatro, team hit its old-time championship
utritlo last. evening, and snowed under
tinI Palace quintet in llll‘l‘l‘ '.Itraight
names
next Tuesday.
On Tuesday morning of last \Vt‘t‘lt',
at the Regent Theatre in Roclleswr,
n.1, M114 Mlnniclm EI'nnswasthe so-
loist. ,at. a brilliant recital This singci
Immerly waufinicinbor of the quai-
tell o choir of we lIiIst M. E. Church
in this city. Since leaving South
Norwalk, so has made a groin. :‘Iuc-
«55311 the musical world.
5
walks which won the
last year. Marks were made in pro-
fusion by the uptown “sharks" and
no less than five century marks Were
limit: up by the Norwalk. men during
the course of the evening. .loebllanniI
gosn, the .\‘orwalk veteran rolled high
ascore with 120, and Boylotgot high to
——
- II ' i ... 5,» VP" by," my” Ital Withrallmll-m 0f Uh. I l‘lll Til-IL Ell" 'lb. 1e 11.1151. be more than a hundred “"“Yo” chuck the New“ “m i" ”in
{3 '\ . 3“?"0 as 0 (“l .N lk i ,-,_ , Ii 3 ML ,1 Tih‘ousnnd IWtOllinli in this country who, stomach inflicting injuries of which
i .r. w; orwa ' I (I 3h 0 ave Irovcnwhntw011~ 3.} . tin t . n - a I
i g} 0“? AYE, ”if" Meeker ' 94 “3 95 ’ it MI lders Lydia 13., Pinkliam’s Ve table 8“ ( U1 ll(\ 0“ d l.
" . m""’”‘ ‘ 'll ’ . . lot) 92 120 80?? PLGSSY, um ' itch: pout .l can do inI weak an ailing ——- ~—-———*‘-I
g- 3 ”Wm Q, 89 q . d «A lwumen. lI-IIIIIIIII sec for yourself YALE “v" Tone LARGER THIS
' "‘ ’ " “‘ 3.1,vrault Q: Q; 1;“ 4 {All “3111):? iii-Ila iIév'itcdto to wrife fly: YEAR.
I.. 4- . ' Pauline .11 25- cent Bottle Destroys Dandruff andt rec {in eptu a \IICI tin
111.554 IIIaude Leland 1.4 having a gar- , Lay _...__- .
- . I o 110 108. Pinkh III-n Medicine Co. (coull entia! -
age constructed upon her Tokenekc Bfi-‘k t J ‘ 'lDoubles Beauty Of Your Hair Lynn Mass. )'. NEW HAVEN. Avril 4-“35I'I‘I‘af‘wr
. f M“, \litliin ten minutes aloe-I on appli-I ' . , ,. m . ..
ghee. . 5 -1- , . ' the \uio \ \I'Ill be a. block letter
i 461 47 0 9 cation or Dandcrine you can not find ~ . l .. I
l ‘Palace l'I single tr’lCt‘ of dandruff or-t ll’nvi ‘. l I six inches mgh' Wearers of tins {X
W. P. Wardwell, of Rowayton Inve- l’fl'm 9D 99 “hair '11 11 vi 1' q ‘ 3,“ ' , la Lift ' .3. ' l will be entitled to wen? the "‘1’" but.
me. has been spending a few days in “an“. ‘ - 1 w ‘1‘ , ' L" ‘m p “I no “mi “t“ eaters 0 The minor sports "it" shall be :1
Worcester Massachusetts iTaylor 3“ 8 . what Will please you most will be all m (. 3 f l“ . 1 ,. l .
’ __ .- ‘ iWood 34' 92 91 ler a few weeks' use, when you see; T10,“ 1;“: 011111121210” “lb m”)?
_ 92 104 34 , ,. .. , . 4,3,, 11s W) e anartc 0 men) e18 an
Mr 111! Mrs J W Ward entertain- iTrcadway ‘1 108 new hair, 11119 and do“ my attIrst y.s wagers oil a basl etblli five winni W,
«a .I Aymult 38 b , ——but really new hair~growing nil in ‘ ' }
“85% 1mm l\ew York over the the lntercollegiatoul a no clmmnon-
week end at their Tokeneke home over the scalp. I 0 g l
444 4"? 457' 't little Danderine immediatclv dou- Ship. In hOCkW lhe all “mil“ ‘
The Paldce andkLhe .\‘ol'wnlk Tire
& Rubber Company big pin team‘s
will meet this evening at the Norwalk
Alleys\ _
The Norwalk and the Palace teams
~of the City League will roll a match
game tomorrow, night at the Palace
Alleys.
will be concluded next week.
John Nelson-11d family, who spent
the winter in Rownyton, are now llv-I
fig on their houseboat 0!! Bridge
non. '
, Captain John H. H. Goates is hav-
kg extensive alterations and ropairs
made to his residence in McKinley
. _ meet. "
I o
e
5 1311?. and )1
1'5. Mansfield Doty, of AMERlCAN STEAMSHIPS REACH
law York, have taken possession 0!! PORT
nulls}:- houseboat on the shore of {30.
WW “wile. new ironic, April fir-word van
3 received here today of the arrival of
the American stenmahlps Finland and
BL Poul at English 9101' rib. iBoth ships
'1
nm lllrs.- mm on... who
but) been spending the winter in
1151f York city, have returned to their
They were armed.
In”. ’
GET BAD BEATINGS
After last nig lit' a contest, tlI-I, .
uptown boys looked more like the Not-3
clutniplonship
TlIII scorc H '
. Danderinc and .
through your hair, taking one small-
The City League schedule.
QLAIMED BY DEATH
Former New Haven Star, Who Pitch-
ed Memorable Twenty-three Inning
Game, Passes Away at Parents‘
Home in Kensington.
it‘ll .icnsen.
pitcher, who 11.1.4: popular
llIiIluI'poiI fans
with tho
died at 1111' home of
h . pm 111: in Kcnsington, I1 suburb
II: llIilIIdelIIlI'III, lust l-‘ridIIi.
’ .icnscu joint-d lll( New Haven ('llll)
I .
when Jerry (‘onIIt-li assumed the IIIIIIII
I:1:IIIIIII'.II in the spring
lllt'
ed sittn-I
start of the season .lI'IIscn
of l-II-ominI: II famous pitch~
11'. He was, nursed along bc degrees
:Ind son became one of the moat
tcared twirlcrs in the O‘Rourke. wheel.
He had plenty of stuff but one noticc
.ahle failing~wlldness lluwevcr, he
finished the season with II big per-
ccntage of victories, his work play-
in;' II prominent part in New ,ilavcn
winning the championship. I
Jensen‘s greatest bid for fame came
on July ll, lttll, when he pitched
‘tlllll inrniornhlc contest between tin"
New Haven und llIIril'oI'Il clubs, ill“
name going '..‘l spirited inninun for II
decision. 'llII- ('onlctt :u'l II new
hiulrn'alcr IIIaI'lI' for long minor
league cIIIIIns and was (lllt' of the
best. if not the host, contest over soon
in New Haven, UpposIId Io Jensen “as
. llill Hoist. who is non Inirling for IlIII
Fort Worth (‘luh of ill“ 'l‘c\:1'4
League.
The game wa-' the first of II .\‘l’lll‘tl'
ulcd doubleheader and l.'1.~11 livc
minutes shor toi‘ four hours.
allowed but 1': ltitstlIilII
hut clet'cn.‘ An error
(furry,
allorwd .\‘cw llawn to tie the
by Jimmy
in the ninth innim: and it 11.1.4 (111 r\
“ho broke up the game in llll‘ 211m
stanza “llll a slashing singlo In loft
lioid. The game ended with New,
llth‘ll on the short end oi‘ a 2 to 1
;score.
m“ -—-w
. 'l‘liI.‘ coIII'tt'Itics oi the South NUl‘\\‘illk
club have lit-ca extended to the com?
Inissioncd oilicm's of (‘oIIIpaIIy- ll. Sc-(r
(Ind (‘onncctit‘ut
Guard, now stationed III
I'cnimcnt,
I . 3,
111113
ble‘.‘ the beauty 61 you: hair; No dif-
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy. just moisten ll cloth with
carefully draw it
strand at a tfiue. The effect is 1131311111
ing~your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy, ndhave can appearance of abun-
idance; an incomparable lustre, soft-
and uxuriance. ”I
95":
(In a. sis-cent bottle“ oi‘xnowlmn's'
3 Dandeilne from any‘diug store 0r toi
let counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft. as any—that it
has, been neglected or injured by
clueless treatmentwthdt's " all—you
finitely can have—beautiful hair and
left. an Amoflcan 9°” 9'11 March 24: .lots of it it you' will just try 11- little
I. Dan deride .-—Adv.
r4-
I
411 by
[to 1111: t I‘Ie dtt'eibpmcnts of the past
some athletic organizations have Ill-
‘jshall by IlIIII'cIIpOn ('IIIII'IIlictl.
the former New limpfib
of 11112. II'I-umi
show- '
i113
Jonson _
"it-int ,viIIlti-I
the Hartford second lI:I.4-I.IIIIIIn'
scorn,
\‘IItiI. III-3
George l’oiln soil at Largo—Plunged
7 Nail File into Victim's Head.
“BRIDGEPORT, April 4.—Assauli§
with intent to kill and Iiolation of
the Mann White Slave act will be,
the (bill as prefel'ied against Geozge:
Polls “ho tied .Iitei\l.1bb1ng .\liss'
IFlcrcnc'I Martin, 30 in th‘ll room
211 N031)? laiiili id atomic last night
tl’oln. is still at large but delectixesl
‘are bending effort to appreWi
{bend him. The woman wan stabbed:
\‘EW HM" EN, April 4.———ln the event i in li'lt' bark of 1h c head with 11 14112111):
i‘ot I1 Ii.IclIIIItion of 11211 by this eoun- {point ll nail file and lnr condition is
u} a“ intercollegiate athletics oflft'. ous_1i1is:1f IIIIIo 1-1 at St. Vinccnt’4 t,
Yale. excepting contests arranged 101' 11631131211. ’
T g ' -4. -h‘
mean no discord in the body.
To keep the organs in bar-
runny-when there is need.-use
FFCHP M’E'III
Lay's: Sale cf Any Medicine In the World.
Bod evcn' 'where. Inks“. 1011.. 256.
1
i
l
l
(‘ I cry
from
mm “wk \\ Ill cease tvItiityiou1h0\'s' Polls thought lllt‘ uomun
'alttz such declaration is n1ade,acc01d{Springfield Mass.” 1., 131-;I1.,41,,In-1 last
3 I' l ) .1 resolution adopted by the 1 “ll i‘hursday 11:in ]It)tillif-I as man 21nd
311,1.)le Asst, elation, inojificdéwit‘c the) want to lire in lI‘IIiI'fit—ld
avenue. .Ilt'tording to the story relat-
ed to tip.- l’olit'e authorities today by
the \I'olI.IIII she was forced onto the
st't'ccts by l’olis who was ungcrwl at
her because she did not supply him
with 21 lur'wr amount of money,
Expenditures Angered Him.
It “as the fact that slit spt‘llt loo
sity 11311)- Wniillu“ lll‘d‘ls 30! UII‘lPll'dSi- ’Inuch of the money .lll- ('(ll‘lJQtl for
IT trips. 1D case “l 3 declaration ”f clothing for brunch“ and purchased?
war, “lid lll‘m'idcd the trips shall 118W too much wine for her own II4II, Iliai ;
been I'lltt'l‘t’d lll’mll ”Pl-0W “111““ ‘li'i‘lill‘ lingered l’olis last. night lit i‘oIc iIII
3llll0ll has been IiiIIIlI. all intercollegi plunged the null 1th into her heady
' tl‘lt rmhhi (It I-IomtsIs .lI.Ill be tauullwl up. than“. 4-11.. “HIM-m. I'm;
l‘.“ ‘éinll il)‘ llll'killgtlllt lllfi UL! lllr‘ lililill “-13 My“ uttilittiiliill‘; ,ltlli< I’til' mime“
anti MIIIpr-titms l.1dcr no (iicuni
3hlllllt'cj4 .Itlti the decimation .of “.11'
:lIull II contest he c.1111i13111ml nilcr Sili»3
Ill‘ war is (it-I-lIII'tIi before the
trains lltt' stiltIIlIIlI-o
it
that
undrmade public today.
into account
too din
says, allot taking
I'I-Iidy left the city or arc about to Ilt.
st. for contests art-2111111211 {or the Easter
\‘dUlllOl’l:
"All 1-111 ‘111 ll( \t‘ 111% oi Yale UiIi'. e.
\
she.
11 1:'l\\ll\r‘,\‘1illl"ll IIIIII'II
;.II\IIiIi1n.‘ ‘
the Polls
pictures, 11;" lIiIIIm-li
lllllt |1:I:4| II. Idl
lll.1ll IS;
‘Itur stations:
toga-d all the
,witéth llI' t'll'lltl linti in lllt‘ room and
'illIl. llill the authorities tout»? 1th
..n. “m" "13”” “"' have mm ‘m'mr‘d 3 lit" dill not Iii-:ziroy. Miss Martin ,chll-
“3’ Sum-Kid." All?” 7. 1h" “""M‘ indyed Ior lit-lp and Eugene L. “(try of“
(I :ItiIIIIII IlIII'iI 11111.4- IIIIIIl lutniy four .. :ihl South mum ”10:
hour»; I I'm .4utl1 II III IIlIII'IIt ion oi \\ (“Mm Itnd ”mm”! the police
" Ihot'iilcs. ‘
. Sin- wIII4 lltliI'll ill the
hospital and utter Icll‘lporal'y
’mIIIt she was rumored to St.
till 20'} I’-
W illllt. ii
I
iII'dlIy. M .33
3ticpa1'tIII'c of 1111-
1111 nub
1111-!
IlIIIs lucn III i in.” ‘
l lIIIIII-I'ut-Incy
iI't'at-
\‘IIII
NOH‘lIALK PARK GRASS FIRE.
.
.
I 3 - . .
’ I
The lI‘iI'r‘I liislr‘i ti lire nepi‘IIItIIII ll
was II llllll (ut III.4IIII'IlIIy atlcrnoon ”‘m s “”5 lill‘dl Slli‘ loft gm :1! quan
about i'otlot: it in answer to 2:311 alal'nt ”‘1“?‘01 “00d and it is this fart “hit-i
1111111 i in 110111 box it, but upoti the :Ir “1"“ 3'” "311““ 1“" death ““1 con
IiI'IIl ot’ IlIII {II-II fighters p \1 “It mum] 'tiilion Wan Ieporied to be slip-hilt i111
'liIIII .Ioinc hovs had Innu in the box; Wm“! thi4 Afternoon.
'tor IlIII puipost- 1.1 getting out the do i
paitincnt to «\linuuisli .I .‘Hllflll
““5"“ ESPOSITO HELD RESPONSIBLE;
tire \IlIiIlI had started in NorIvIIllt2 FOR DEATH or: GIRL. 5
Park. The youngster who turnul in‘ j
l
\, fl-..
1 I - I - “-4 \4 I I -, . '1 .- .3 .
1111 about 11.1. found by lltpuly LlIItf. Ne Haven Man Held by Coroner (0,.
) 4, 3 . ' I ‘- I v v .'
lld\\llll.3.-Ml(l .IiIcI lan Intertiea 1111b? Fatal Accident on Stratfield Road.
I l! 101 I4 llalvlllh t It (hit: nmdc 141111» llitllltllILiOll’f. MW”
th ll . II . f . . . '
‘ “W h ‘m incitlcnl would no‘ imp John J. l’lIIIlIIn this morning held?
pct) afuin through (in “‘“llui'l tht "Thomas lcsposim, M. No. 119 “~3le
..IIIc Im. - . . . . i
‘ ' 1411'ch tww l'l:l\"t'll, cI'IInIIIally liable;
‘ M MW VI for the death of .\‘cliic l’icltcll of N07:
' FERREBLY ‘ this city. 'l‘hc l’lt'ket‘i
' i .\lyrtlc court.
:urg cal Operation Thoughtt"
I
t
i.~(‘orone1‘i
III'I itlcnl
and died the next day
' butt I
‘ Blur-1‘1
illl‘u lIIIiuI port ho: 1 ha!
tIIllIIrIIdlIytlIct.'-011i
' :4'11:I\-.«Il IIIIII l~,,4po.4ilo :il‘Itl I'll'llltll‘ .
HI; ('1' .\ItI TI‘I (lI'IIIIIwood ave-111113 i
.\‘I'I Ir. ll:.11~.11 IIi‘tII'II-Il the l'icltt-Il chit
lSuIilI (‘ItslIaIL who
4:11p house as Nellie);
in his .\lIIru'I-ll our on
The party wont to
indulg-i
filo :It't
IIIIioI'lIIIIIItc \iclinl of 1:11:
i .I.
pirl was lllI'
which occurred ’
II;
, l‘l BCC‘SSQl’y, but Lydia E. Pink— i
15.2133 Vegetable Con:—
20:11:! Saved Her.
and II ttlll‘llllllllll‘.
IliI'IIs IIl
l‘i(‘.; It Iit‘w
i‘lt“ i.'.i I‘Itl lilL‘lll.
tilrlniot'tl \‘.'ll\ 1'1"
til i» liIIIIiIi rrl'rs4l111n III.
lllt.-
Madison, Wic.-“11vnsnttII'iI'IIIiy sick 1
M" for ov (“aileron work i: uttered T
with turibln Inina'
'in my back Iintlwn: .
flllolltlollu\€fil)0{l- .
oration when :1
fl'lt‘lld said to lT‘t., ,
. 'BIIi‘orc having that '
iopomtion just. try;
-. Lydia K. l'lnlcqunis I
Vegetable Com-
pothul. ' So I let;
the operation wait.
,3 and my husband
““ boughtmc the Veg-
.....___._..' ' ' ctablc Compound
31'I.Il'.‘.lIns made. me a well woman and
:‘ V'Il' it Im aiovcly ll" clay girl. We cannot
2111 nice Lydia E. Pinlthan’i 3 VII. ctnbla
' (omnoand cuough, and l hopct is let-
‘tcr will lea-SI other suil'eiing women to
, .~_I it. ' mini-s. BEMAMIN F. BLAKE,
it P. D. No. 1"» Box :12, Madison, Wis.
I'll ('.lll'." riled
whiiII :II. - ('.. :: ;_,ll‘l.:lllll III-I l’ieltott
1.1M l‘lllliillt'll lilllt'm-C citry once i113a
whil at lllt‘ sent on the drivers' left.
More Liquor Absorbed.
The party ict‘t SlIIIIIlorIi and on the
Itanrn stoppml III the (‘onipo ion in
WcsIIIIII'I, ulioIII more liquid refresh-
ment 11:1.4 pulgmiun. ‘ "
Opposite the Sti'nllltltl church
the slump curve in the inlit‘l lzlstiositokl
car tolliIlI-Il with It hay wagon (l \cn,
‘ I‘lI'I'iin lI‘ohItorI nt‘ Trumbull.
front part of the left side of. the hay
In.
.1..
ill
‘\4.I
Should try our TORIC or
curved lens. It gives the
LARGEST-positive FIELD
3‘OF'VISION, as tile curvature
of the glass, conforming to the
shape of the eye, allows you to
. look directly through all parts
' of the lens.
THAMER
-‘ “The ThreeO Eye Service"
letter will be awarded3 to the semen
winning the hockey series with Hm-
.‘vard' and Princeton.
The minor sport latter may also be
awarded to an individual champion.
or to a championship team in any
branch or generul athletics. Under
this ruling" the present: basketball
team will receive the minor "it," and.
the hocke seven”, which worked just
as hard and Just as faithfully as “‘2
basketball men—withal, not
«semi—will not. receive the "Y. "
Whether II. premium thus placed on
success la a 30611 thing Or not may
‘ be left to the Yale under- marinate
philosophers. Further rules- regard-
in: the iwml, particularly or the var.
Oculteh, Optometrleu, Opticlanc
87 Mitotic 811., sfimlord, cm.
,Open but. till 9 b.1113. Inst... 3189231.?
' lhese are expertly tailored.
10f the woman who is to wear it.
,i
W'Ullld ll \\
(in tho wuy
to :%III:I..4;.II i‘I.4;'.o;ilo drove lllt‘ car. .3.
File 1' '
‘llilllflll'F, and greens and
a hoe, I1 grout variety of. light and dark
I IA 1311‘! w,ide regular $2. 50 yItId—
1
S0 SUO' '
kitty and letter. are being considered '
Do you Wish to
pay $18 to $30
For the woman who has decided to pay 818 it;
830 for Spring suit, a splendiducoliectioni ,,
Blue suits seem to stand yer} \6l\ hiIIh in lil\0l. ‘
Plenty of them at these prices.
Smart checkedsuils Zilé‘ winning friends every.
day. A great many at $18 to $511.
For the woman who seeks suit of unusual color, gold 3
and Chartreuse and mustard and such uncommon hues. A??? *
number of these, and in models that are IIidIvIdual. ‘
i
and trimminu togethei put style into a suit,
they have just enough tIinI4
ming to bring out their personal ciIIIII lClCJI’lSllCS—fur every .
suit has :1 personality and .Idjusis itself to the pe l'SOllllllle
Tailoring
Many suits, manvs styles, :Ill oi lllf‘ll VII 11611 ;—tor the
110 has decided tiIIt print .I price is
$18 to 530
Every man Wlll
‘dress up Easter
Easter is just as much for,
men to "blossmn’ in Spang-
clothes :15 ltii ut.1111en ‘ "
it ~I'oII Il-Int ht have,
watch!
Me IIiIcliIII'c in messing:
up llltli pntctit‘c it. More.
men in BIidII .Ldptill 11 ill dress
up this llilSlt‘i than are l.‘€-"
tore—4311901113.: there Incl”
more of them. .I
That’s the only reason—4.
1111 all men :11“ Il\S .lid dress
up at i: .Isiei.
More IncII \‘illl dicss up
in l'lowland clothes, too. ,
ih It becausemoremen 3»
have lear add how ood they
:116, have Stdll I‘m on oih'ej
men. 3 3 3
3 HOWlllllLl‘ClillllCS are buiii:
to suit the varying tastes (1
various men. '
Does :1 man want latest
sports suit? it’s, ready in.
Howl: Ind clothes. .
Does :1 man want quiet
suit (blue setgc 01 mixture‘
or gray) in cruiservaiirefi
model? it. 11):”), is ready.“- 3
lBl‘f
1pm
81‘ ml Km pmhciznr
file in.
()otiii iii,~ good style, {0nd tailoiing', gooi iztlnit‘
if II lll'lll has a fancy foI th.I.Ise xcelieni clothes made
I) il.IIi Schailncr 81 Marx L'il the House of Koppenhcimci
that me it. ally.
\\h.11t\tl :1 man picks, we
prove satistaciory.
stand luck oi. H “”356:
15 @3351;
Slain floor, rcnr.
Silks ag’low Wltl‘l
beauty rind? savings
BIiIIlII' and beautiful spoil ,4 siliIs of III: MD waives; not
Ilspecial price. . I
l\lCll and handsome plain iIttctzt silks .tlltl 4'IItiIts to;
chII' on all occasions; now at S) ecial p1 l‘L. .
True and tried i’onlard silks that will not spot if on
caIIII'hi in It shower; now (115 sbtciztl III in.
lhe big ll? chi and beautiful kill:
flout is made even mime-attractive by-
beauty and special price!
Satin-striped taffeta. satin stripes!
in sclt‘ color and lll)()'\(‘ that both
Mood and naIIow stripes in l.Ie.1' It: {111'
color contrast. \ltlch handsome gold
ltlllvs nod
Ictls of glowing,I tone . A yard with»,
regular $1.50 $2 and $2 1'10 yard—n
$1.25 $1.75 and $32.
.-
gels
St. ciion on the t in“!
this combination of
Figured p'.|ll"'(‘(‘ for sports suit}
TIIIIIIl 5klli> li‘ll' c fig 1113:: in ilttpt'e.“
ipIItlcrIIs :1111] t-‘.ifct~1i\c colors.
\: Il'zl wide.11uul.u S .l"'Iy.11d--— $173
Sport-1 silk poplin: its» ‘lzundsom‘r
more 41nd substantial texture, mo.
it ideal for spoits shirts and still
,l.pou this fine sulfa: 1110 print
huge Ilgtlleé‘, well scammed and' l
I
\t‘liil‘i‘on lul‘l‘cln of plain hut glorious
tones. A firm but. supple silk of i'&— ' .
markabh;I strength rind beauty. A yard 00118113113” 1‘0101‘5- A Mild \\ 1&ch N9
wide. regular $1.35 $1.50 and $2 ,IIlIIr $1.21? _\'Itrd--—, $1.10
,garu— $1 to .4125 anti $1.75. l '
.\‘Ittulnl pongco of good substitute
3‘ inches wide, Iegulai 75,1: yIlId—
Silk pongco with all the charm of
its uueicn- docking wetne and natural
beauty. in glowing Colors such as
“fuel-inc and gold and purple and red
and green; pure white too. II or Sports
skins, for jackets of nlmost-snucy nir.
651‘
Colored 11,911ng of goutl..\\'eigllt.ftli(
with a subdued lustel that gives
much beauty, rose and copeuhag
and gold and loyal and green it.
mulberry and raisin and navy
bitten. Awy'nid v1 idc regular I
s'nrd—«. ' " ‘ ' {$1.
SliOwol'pi-ooi' foulnrds, light
cool but firm and (tumble, not lrijii
by wuterspots.- Beautiful. 'plainc‘ bit;
' or blue; and navy or brown or 11111
with attractive figures. Forty ind,
wide; regular 62 yard~ ‘.
mumps,
I
, .
$2.
Plain fine satin with the sheen and
Hilary of the sun, woven entirely from
Isllken threads, close and firm, fine
and beautiful. ’fieslde block, such col-
lors as burgundy brown navy caster
ruby gold tan and taupe. while also.
A yard wide, regular 91. ’lfivyarg-a- '
, 1.50.
Sport- pongee with its tan-
rhu'ed curtaee made alive and appeal-
llng by unique stripes that combine
tart-alum. line: with flsum- o! ty ice!
Oriental : odd any and beauty.
figures in green and purple and rose
and blue utd ouch! Forty inches
wide; regular 82. 50 yard—5,13,; -
a. score '9‘!
con brlnh demand for and
from "cold or 1 lit-gray, to
block and-uni rownl'
wide; retail or $173 ycrd—.
Norwalk Chronicler