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” The Hillside. basketball seas
nine
to a. close, Saturday, March
, when
Hillside defeated the St. Margaret
:4000 - ‘
' - team by a score of 28-20._ The gamei . . .
- . .cnetted south NM Waq played in the St. Margaret gym. ‘ p .. Q ' x. __
l nasium, VVaterb‘ury. The game was - l . 9 . - 1»
Q _ _. 1‘ .. . .3 .very exciting and was well played, the. rou p O spefila ' rom ' I I Ines
.... . passing especially was 'excellent.‘ . V ' ‘ ,
.1 M h PETITIONS BY SENATOR M'LE_AN.'lflslte and Templeton starred for the", .' ' . l . ,
{1}" g bt. Margaret team. Gogg made 25 out ‘ I s - at 39 50 x O . . ' . {-
‘. “é WASHINGTON, March 23.-——Sena-' g1” 3:133:31“ 33 P0113“?- H°nllsmr and ' ' 3 Inc an erwear. '
. LXI ‘ _ . em r were at t e r best n center. . ‘ » l
3:; to: George P. McLean of Connecticut F. Crawford guard, played a fine, clean . i , . r _ . .
presented the following petitions to game. Clason was tried out for the J i
' . ‘ the senate yesterday. first. time in a match game as guard. ;
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JOSL‘FAI DaVlS » Petition from the Thomas Ashe grid was found to be excellent materi i
‘ _ _ tranch, Friends oi‘lrlsh freedom of The lineup was as follows: ‘ / g
55 V. ttlngton Street Waterbury, Conn, favoring the pas- Rigsidgsiliollister giant-31?). 081:; i
. ,, . - er; em or , center; ogg, orwar ;
SOU'TB 1(0an .iahe of the Mason bill, which pro- J, Crawiord, forward; Falk. forward; I. ..
, rides for the appointment of an am- Egbert, guard; F. Crawford, guard; i
hassador and consuls to the Irish re- Clnson, guard; Hoyt and Premm, Silb- , fl i
, - . - _ stitutes. . o
iublic. thereby recognizmg the. indc St. Margarethower. center; Tcm- ‘ , ’ ,
’JBBLES. hendcncc ot‘ lrclaml.. 'plcton. centerr Templeton. forward; ' 1
”rpm“, 0110 WU.“ Petition from the Burpec post, :0. P’iske, forward; Boomer. guard; Min- ;
, i ‘1‘ ’ ‘ ‘ h l, (l. A. R.. of Rockrillc, Conn, rat-t1» erg-$331“?- Scores __ Field throws
.Olw-r run my Partners in: the passagr of 1h“ “”1“" W“ Hoglg.sl(2? Crawford, 1;. Foul throws?” I .
,. d7: " . 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 which gives an increase of pension to Berg, 1; Crawford. 1.
38.13:: ”“10“” 0‘ t” Civil \V‘ar Veterans and mm widows. “St. uargaret Scores—Field throws}; ' '
thri-v: throw up our Petitions from the “'illium )IcKin- Egg: :3; Templeton, 3' F0“! throw:._.
'~~lltl unison, past. thv IPy camp, .\'o, 9‘ United Spanish War Hillside defeated the following .
m Vttul'itlls of Norwalk, Conn, favor- teams during the 1920 season. Thptt
"H.” quite hungry, and int: the pnssugo of the Solis bill, sggéezi )0” High “ch00! 33 to 5 ii
1 it: lltllltithw', three, which [)l'O\'l(l(‘S for :1 pension for! Ste-hilargaret ‘ ...-18 to 17 l ‘ t !
:‘t .«z': .; : "kl“ iflu ‘i-“‘ 'i- " W. . ' '. '- """""" '. ’ . ~ .
.2 it Lilith 21.1.). 2&1;th: N "Mt"? W ", M " ”n" . “’Wkehm“ Rise 46 t" 8 F" .. 1 That fineness which marks handmidc underwear dis-
thlv DHKM-Jm‘ “Hm j‘ust ”n l’nrm’ms trom tho mombors oi the; gateway ................ 323;“? -~ l - - t'l , . h . . ill I th - - t -
4:3,} ' ‘ “ (‘. ll. liowvn camp. No. 2. Spamsn. it away ----------------- , . , - . . . vllglllS (‘3 every piece in , 0 HOW ga Gl'lllg—JIIS 33th
2am thus. aunt: no. no \'t't<‘rn.ns m' Moridcn. (lonn._ m4 'g'ie’ii‘ag‘mt .................. . .-.-2-§1¢3$‘1218 iii A gI‘OUP that stands Ollt, even 111th1s Howland collcc- for q rinw d -l'"ht' ' '
Eu :un war: “Hollows Vorln'; tilt? passage of H. R. No. 2' ’ Hilfig. CrziWI'Ol‘d. Clason. \ Folk. L on, because 0f beaut}' and parthUIaI' value. 7 k1) D L I” - ‘
’Prcmm and Hoyt will be here next
known as tho Sells bill. h d 1921 ill b .
l. -~ . ~- , . .- _ your, and it is 0i"? W 0 mil
lt’llllnll fiom_c1ttzcns of .\cw Bllt suchnSfUl as 1920. Thu rest of the!
”in. r‘onn._ roprost-Iltinz that the Am- year will be taken up with track work.
orican scuttle takc stir-h measures as
would stop i'urthu. massacres and .GRANITE CUT'l—‘l‘JRS .
outrages on “the Armenians by the ,DEMAND MORE MONEY
Turks. .
And petitions from the Current i
’Evcnts club of llethcl. Conn.: the ;
’Stamford \\‘oman's club of Stamford. listed the $8 daily rate. effective April
‘1‘ ll tin" in} (if life, it.»
w, in iiln wind“
,Hu h ln‘llt‘i' «toys. wh»:n
-' tint u striit‘.
’t' l;l('l> lllltl ffiCiF
wouldn't haw-
"-:vt tiny,
unzl taking our
, hp. 1' pruyt't' to say.
\‘-t*
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' \\ w yearned,
“1”!“ "l““ned' (‘mn . \’ .. ‘ r' ' l zccordinv to Mr. Duncan.
. hunt burned-4 _; l ., .tg‘ '_ I; “ Preston ' .“Ennans‘ ’Tl‘hc pied-lent agreement which con-
world could hear. (.11), ot n. roston, C‘onn.. \\ ednes- f ”019 the cutters' wage is based on it
Mr that path—to day Afternoon Musical club. of sliding scale uudgr which they would
. .aiih bee-r. :llridgcport, Conn; the Killingly receive $6.40 a day 011) lefi‘ 1. 119M.
l ‘ - \
\Vomn‘n’; (flu) ‘ Da ' .- and $6.80 on April}. 9 -
Chorus. it] . \1t ‘0 ‘ ”1018 kinnlsorg, C0“: ' . Other workers in the industry are
. us yearning; i ‘n’ ‘ ' "”an 0” clu ‘ 0‘ ‘u'inot aficcted lay the demands.
mining. 'farmel, “an the Mosaic club, of; .. —--—— --
fight to "I“ brim .Bridgoport. Conn. and the VVoman‘sl ROCHESTER GLEE CLUB.
. '1 Mic!“ ning {Town Improvement association, or? Have you bought your ticket for
t. i r ' v . - .
_,’,1n;‘,1m. iV‘OStDOI‘t. (01111.. all favoring the the ROchester Glee, club concert no.“
:vussag" of an act to provide for’thu Tuesday evening If you haven’t gel
.promotion or vocational ’t-ducatlon; busy. Tickets are on sale at Col-
, :0 darken iiko ”' provide “W Orv-Operation with the yPr's Shoe store. Wall street. uptown.
‘ made hp“. __ . stains in promotion of such cducntion and at. A. D. Morgan's hardware
,\ 311.. lightning plnycd‘ir :vmic-nlture find the trades and in- store. \Vashington street. downtown-
. rilllle to you,
.onw (low.
1 ho
mint; tvlu. ‘ ”mud” «hurries: to provide for cooperation.'rhey will also be sold on Tuesday
"i=1“ 1““1' 1m. ' with the states in the preparation of evening of next week, the night '0‘
"ll' souls right to the . ~
‘ I‘mflwm 0" "Om”“mfll Flibiocts and the entertainment. at Hoyt's Theatre,
Tricotinc and serge, cach
‘ Half a dozen difiercnt stylcs,ln-uidcd and prettily doc-
.‘orated with buttons or embroidered in striking fashion.
' All with coats of graceful medium long-tit.
Every one has jacket lined with rich and livvly silk.
N arrow belts lend their smart air.
Skirts are graceful in cvcry lino.
Handsome navy, deep black, and oi" 9 5 aniooth how l'ounlm‘ the tiny 59811013S are 33 “TH as ho
nnpressivc tailoring and value— $3 a O ' ' i
One more bit of convincing (Widow-c that it pays to _
\ ' Chemises in several models, decoration ranges fro _.
{see the Hou‘land clothcs first.
#3.): - g
5.1-": .3 .0
Lot us state that a little
\' ml contusion, which fnr lln- supervision of the appropria- where the Glen club is to entertain.
with wogtdfzal "ll'l(l:‘i"nfl for those purposes. i The window at Cdycr’s Shoe store
it ' S J ‘ .
l" ‘4‘", ”m ‘wns dccoraetd yesterday nttcmoon
Luz: river. our hei‘l't's (0 i ORPHAN LAI) rl‘RAMPS iand (mum on utttacti‘a‘e {Quint-n of (no
nlIiERE FROM NEW YORKJ'X‘m of Xcrwalk Chapter, D. A. 11..
I‘- 1‘ 5‘2”" ”linking ' - v ~ d ho us ices the (”lee club
. .-. ‘ ' to “will M‘Ht I 1, ’ :7 v 1“ un 9" W 50“ 9‘ -'
”... Mute { IL .\'l 13G RELATI 4 Lb.“ m entertain next mead,“ evenmg
I. 74 _ ‘ w ' 110i ...—.- I 7. I
...d l link“. NI: will ' Continual Fr _. The Glee club vull provide an en-
., . . om First Pa 6. .
..i of a man (”1JFY}‘I:l<\:l( l g ’tertainment. next week that WIthout
l h - l
:a copy of 3,; War (try to a ball Offbeat of its kind to be given in Nor-
Evcrywhere the club has
one result—-
. 40%,;‘5' F6}; ftwinc and .L coupl‘e of meat sandwichqwalk.
- LK A. C. ”)5- . . = )la'cd has Econ with
NORWA . Th;1 boy was living in the Oxford'I y
—-—— \, HoteL Stamroni for the last week. He:
.\ t‘ is making an , worked in the Btsgler grocery st 9, m‘auduenccs.
, m ”Hm. baseball ;that city, one of the clerks, this morn-t There will he collcgc slil’lfiFL planta-
' ' . . ) . . , ting, furnishing him with money to getifion melodies and enervatin al 1.
wt" (“”1" {0' S””‘” {out of town. He left and came to Nor'itatin “az muu‘ in th "g, p p
-‘»\ uniforms 0f 51‘." ,walk. The Stamford-police had been; 2; J' z ",c C pronmm pre-
minings have been ;searching for him all day. He has,D‘U‘ed for the Aorwalk audience. The
_ .v 1 mm? to be pmv_|'b(-cn ind NOI‘Wfilk before. The youngtiwork of the instrumentalists is some-
"*‘ ‘ , ' ~boy mu (2 statements here, this morn- thi ., at m be f t
llritlm‘lml" With a ;ing, which, if true, would involve New "‘5 .11 orgo ten. Get an
early in early and avoid the rush.
on“ factory of that ,York and Connecticut men in serious
to be ipolice charges. "*’
_ _ . I . LONDON, March 23.—~The Com-
t' “"1” ”‘meri LONDOV March '
I . . . , .. . .
'.tl»l-> fields to Plai'islmi Earl Ilaig is spoken it as the mumst 0011319115 111 33301137 have
“prospective special envoy to repre- begun to (11de the large estates
isem King George at coronation of | there, it- is reported in 3 Berlin
'Ferdinand I as King of Greater Ru'iditpatch t0 the Exchange Tele-
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Hi“ lilnlgs “l.“ “—-___
18.—-—Field Mar-i
received a fuminama" at Alba Julia, in Timsylvma" . . - . . . ‘ gone treads those thick mendid Animist” “188-. 01:1
in" for °°ugh”- °°lds’ mlitilggg‘rgigignzgilmg said tomb? “"3 mggsggmfigfigdfich 23 (AS-l Tricolettc, rich and glerumng and beauhful' _ . {they lost much longer than the lawn. don’t Show Signs 0
"9 5‘“: wally living monarch ‘0 be "me c“0m“irradiated Press).—-8mn.ll squad: of Snuggy little model With short sleeves and luttldrwom. as does the lam—and fit into the Planfif ho
~‘~ ’0 ' "nd ndent Socialists wcarni‘ » . . :i- . '
hon-Powell (3011).:~ - ._ ladeiemsam and having W; ockets. ' . b . M b] k. , $550 ,adocoration which has been decided upon. . 3
South. Norwalk ‘ ‘ I ’ V . fl ' i Turqumse, rose, navy, age, a 5M _« ,j . From the Bigelow and from the Eartford mills, root 7
' ’ ' i THE CITY NATIONAL 3““ “W" .and amend green m general tone, allover patterns, apical ..
! BANK ‘ . ~ Mid Oriental combinations of color and designs—- i
“UTE “WALK “m i ‘ . 81,4 by 101,5; fir—$67 o by 12 feet—$69. out
n “LL KEEP . . " z ‘ . . ’ ~ , ma sou. “ "“5 ~
Your ' i . .- .. _ .. .- ‘ - . _ , L
. - 1 ~ DIVIDEND NOTICE . ”- ”111E HOW » ' 'DRYGOODS CO. *‘ '
Liberifiv’ Bonds ‘ March 22, 1920. I - , . . - W p . ‘ . , - , , _ .
2.... - At a. regular meeting Of the . - ' " '- ‘4" , . _ 4w . '
...L:°OC:1:;§€;:;;:: W Mr; gag: g“? rifles slung om- war model-8.3 conmfi m earned: . ‘ . ~ . . . , .
” Kati . Bank.» ,3 are arrivinghere, strengthen wuqnict nigh, gmmfi' ' ‘I‘ ~ , .7 ~ . . .
5-? .::t;:‘r-.t as they come 113.“. this do? I. m- ”cuum» tho times, 3““ rm “mm 53‘1“,“ . 7 ty 3 . sen ' e! ‘7. ~
unfit annual and dmwasufi . tam. . 7. mm which Beholdilr non-mum,“ . .. u; . J 31:. ,- ._ ‘
“an... Bonds of the Apr-nut; 1920, 'voun aANfiovfgugrmm mm - . ..
'tt. , , to 211 m u of is likely to «your , _ . , in!~ ‘ m,“ m
a? LIBFFTY LOAN may ‘ 2:“ng mmmfi'kg’fi‘fia‘értm '
191 my the temporary. ' '0‘}!th “Evagu TELL . . i
5.33 m, ' when some firm or 015,031., unit! ‘
.. sumsssmm r) ....
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Swings Bank 4
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‘sticccss and plenty of it and delighted i
i
[be newly "rigged out”l
'ght mixtures,
nd tailored Wit
Second floor.
J Easter clothes -
”intereSt boys. ihowduinty,——~$3.5010356. ‘ l
Howlsnd’s clothes interest boys for Easter
Those clothes have style, and freshness.
_lSpringish, attractive, put boys in tunv with their grown
ups at the one time in till(‘ your when cycrylsody wishes to l
ration every day; before 6. '
“’ill you notice, not alone the delicate cmbroide
which is set every stitch by deft fingers, but the handiwor
all through cut-11 lovcl y chemise or nightgown or upon th '
delightful Billie Burke pajamas. /
5'? fine quality.
that
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See how Qilljll scanris finished, how smoothly and
lovcrly ribbon is put in place, how every edge is even an '
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linintily thcy arc edged. -
narrow finc cmbwidorcd edge to beautiful flour dc lis an
dots and nthcr designs upon front—4B4 $4.501» $6.
, > O U
Chemises with camisole top, embroidered in lovely;
patterns—$6.50 to $8. (1‘
Nightgowns, of such out they insure comfort,———a
i
i Special nightgowns of flesh tint, beautifully cmb‘roitla!l
; crcd,———- 1.50. , . j
They are ' Slccvcloss nightgowns with all the beauty of fine ncgt
E lificrév‘li'ifio.
differently :-——
style, embroidcre
l i Billi‘v But-kc pajamas, empire
3! Norfolk suits of very fine typo, purc \voolcn dark or "m“ ““i'lm‘ll’ “lid prettlly, fimSth ““11 l’mk ribbon,
lcatcd or plain hack. attractivv bolts,——-, $8.50.
impressive thoroughness and skill. I ‘ Fwond floor. i
Recfcrs for boys of 21/2
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3 V One. of the smartest. and
fashions. .
‘ And of notable value at this price.
Slim 8 to 18——$22.50: with extra trousers at $5.
elted cuffs and four box pleats giving them smart. style. i
Nicely tailored, lined with mohair, dandy looking,—
Front basement.
3" Novel overblouses
l ‘tricol‘ette,=-—-‘$5.50
to 8, fancy mixtures. with
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Tread firmly on!
these Axminsters!
$12
Arminstcr rugs. They are made'to“ stand real service.
How decp uni] firm and thick ismthcir fabric! HOV!
rich and colorful and pleasing are their colors! How a“
iractivc and satisfactory ore their dcstgns l ‘ xi
Remember" how delightful. it, was last Summer to
walk upon the velvctlikc lawn) Same sensation comes ‘
jaunticst of ’the new Spring
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Don’t have to “pussyfoot” over these handsome nevi;
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