‘ :ex
111:. N. H. [WE
d- ‘ I '-; 2.54-112 .
YVMulkin. the popular center of
u .‘thwalk High live, is the leading
/ int scatter of the team, with 151
- u nts. Paul Burns. the diminutive
,rwlard,.ls’ second, with 1-14 points?!
‘urnfi‘fleads in double checkers, with
while-Malkin has 55 chalked up to
. .6redlt.—— Bill Hanlon is third in
: igmmam has won 11 games and lost
., , may have rolled up 43: points to
’lfiheir-‘PDPOnents’ 4:3. . ,
.A 1. Points Scored. , ‘
"Players. Goals. Fouls. Pis.
Bundle of Games.
. (It Surviulk.
"1.8-"-\\’att-rhu,ry. . I
. at \anvrlnll'y.
. . . . . .fu‘.’ l’:iiillll‘5 ........ 1;!
Dec. 1:7. :1! .\'or\\'zlll;.
...... l\ Norwulk .-\l‘lnni.'_'3
Dec. 35. all Norwulk.
‘Norwalk
[No'rwalk
'l ' I)|'(‘. 21!, all \‘Jtusillorl.
Ian. ll. :ll Allsollili.
Jam. l'l. :l‘ Nm‘u‘ulk.
Norwalk ...... 4 ' Human-4. . . . . .35
‘ Jan. 2‘: .:ll Sinllllnrd.
.Norwulk ...... 30$ ‘ szllr 'l‘lzuiv. . . .25
‘ Jail. 20“.. nt lll'lllucpo‘rt.
Jun. 28. .1! Norwalk.
. . . . . .il-l , liruul'nrll. . . . . .20
F('l‘l. 3, All. Z\'t‘l‘\‘.‘:ll|{.
.23 l’illllllll‘)‘ ..... l..ll
> Fyb. 18. at Nol'wnllc.
Win .. . . . l7 , llritl'l (Sv(-).. . . lr.
_ "" 1765-19. ill ‘ln‘itifli’l lll'l.
NorWalk ......‘_’l.AliII‘:.-l-rl........17
"' I’l‘b. 2.3, at .‘Jnrvxnl‘vc.
ornnlk ...... is. Hulmforll ...... “.1
March 4. :41 .\'ur\\'nlk. '
March l“. at .‘\'(ll'\\lll!;i
-3171“?le Hig'll hon ll ullrl lt‘K‘l 7
games. The); “on -l {-unrwruliu
Bur playwl m or..- lws LLJil‘it‘ ll.1'll
the 'l’ 3001' thi- ll".".'ll.
llllll‘lillll
. ”TheiGremls l-‘lli‘rlls school lbl)\\'l'(‘ to
the, Elarvin m-lmol, )n-tetvlwlny. i») n
300 r of 29 lo \. ’l‘llls \\‘;1.\' liH- “"sl
3* e 01"th so :mll tor Hu- .\lill“\'l!ili' ..-_
‘reenwoml‘s'fino lllH-llinl: and lo.
den's' flné playing. behind llH‘ l-zll, \W'l‘o
11m factors that contrih-llml to ”H" In-
tcal teams' 'succcss. Mimilrll. the- on—
all overfthb field hf" llll' \‘in-lnrs (lrw-ll.
woodr had good support. 'l‘llo- lint-tip
~ wwfolloyrs:
Marvin School-«Grown\vnml. ll: Pr—
to ' ' \Vcisner. 3h: N(‘\\’lliiln. cf;
c“, Vf;FCroon. lf. .
,Gi-eer >113” arms—Mitchell. : last. ('3
Wygl'filb: J. Dietrich. 2h? llvmson.
, .f Izak. 3b: Zeliro. ll"; Mills, of: ii.
' W/rf. .
. GORE BY INNIXGS;
(2311001 . . .673 4022 502»~"
0
arms ...... 102 :30 non—J s
SE. BALL
ready to accommodate the K. or
ball tt‘ilm. who will start prnc—
thin. a few days. The commit-
,.ch,argv of Ill“ Lenin will bu:
. WLHowlc-y. chairman: Edward
. inn. manager: \Villla'm Regan.
lary', Joseph Marone. assistant
{ Thomas Malone. treasurer.
Ipdmmlttee 'lsnow working on the
3b We Veeason'about the middle of
i‘ffige roster for the team is:
.. l >McSally. Sullivan. McGinnis
ii Bedway. Crositlere. Mulvov:
. a. .fNazzaro, Quinn. J. MrSull}.
% _céri.fl H:sse;ll.lnl1rnes. and sev-
g... ._ . ~ - filer will be l .
.0}? lf.‘!!!2""g'rand stand in order t: iii)?
.ufc ' ans frdm‘the sun.
.Hfinmmne LEADS cocmmx.
_ n .011 the. first block of their-
alkline 4.000-point mate-h. in
fEflOuuwrd Hol‘emans. European charm
, for? led“ elker Cochran. 800 to 683;
89 fan. who conquered IIoremzins in
.1, fixers‘last ‘m‘utch‘, w‘on ‘th‘é after:
ago game'from the'Belglan. 400 to
. hilaz‘HOr-emans‘ took‘ the might
. C
‘ 473,10 283
mi migneii: rumor ther'iliv
‘ v-C 13:8 ml? '
' Only seven - Points .
Slalkjn.c........... .5 41 151.
...... 3-1 ‘ Slnplws :\illlll‘lll..13 ,
1‘3chle ...... ":9 Allsollin. . . . . . .40 ,
I ' ’ ’ 8 ~:- ' ...... 1;! ‘ .
.florw‘hk """ -\ H ‘u'm‘l ' ‘nl'l' ihc blows lilu- \inl‘l' from H duck H
'- our". ‘ ‘
,NorWnllx ....... l nu ol Ulld t 10. ,‘I‘llt' “PM" mil “1. him “m, 1,” “.50”. .l
to l'lllll‘lllllL: in :l our lll:ll III-(‘Hg:!l“
...... 5 Strut-ford. . . . . 23‘. ‘ 7 > .
h 1 ' '13:: ‘g. 'l he rt mrm' “.
. . . . . .118 ’, Stale 'l‘l'mlo. . . .L‘lil ".
(l .;i‘
_ll;:«- of llll‘ luv-3; inilllxl Illllil'll. lll' \‘ .
’lnt-rrlllml .vllnl {llr ('(ilil~.~lllllll:=. illiHih.‘
, 1‘! ’or;'l'.lllc . . . . . .1; Ill‘iligl pol"... . . . ill
games. .lililllzill ll‘ll'lli- .13 lmillt.‘ (ill'
out—of—lown floors. .'l nl Burns, 5:4,,
posfiig'pitclu-r, In”! “MW-L I'm ““3 1‘” !I’i::iln||l0lii-lliii ol‘ ill.“ lit-grin rurn, smal-
'ml :lll rosy Victory (W’vl' \\‘;lr.l, In);
{lmllllll l'vll’l'm‘ rolol'wl ll":.'.’l'0 l‘rulvl i’hil- ,
iillle-iphlzl. ilzllsliillg‘ him in till“- llllld-
eh. 0: Nathan. 1h: Knapp, 3h; n...‘
l
lrvubhwl "Uncle Jov" ’l‘llllm. (in: in“ :-~
{slate duvk pin .lll'l 1(-;l pin lmwling:
. lull .ullllllzu';
.Baxter Grounds will shortly be lthelr ruspcctivc bowling centers will
ihe, strongly l‘c-nrvsontcd in the duck
lpin event, while? Now York State. New
W10? this went" and intend to i
, Keérui» _ tho same'numbér of rounds.
filliBllflflll‘BflllEK
_.___.—--c
Miniature Hercules from
Buifalo. Provestoo-Strong
for ,Wilhe. J akson c_
NEW YORK. Mgr-"ch 22.——-A1wortlii
o loncnt for Benny Leonard m
champion fight for the lightweight ti-
tle was developed last night at Madi-
son Square Garden. when a sturdy-1t-
uliau named Rocco 'l‘ozzo udmimstcr-
ed a severe heating to Willie Jackson.
the Bronx lightweight. in a twelve-
rouud bout that was full of pugilistlc
pyrotechnics from the first gong to
the last. .
The conic-st .Was 'wjtnossed by it
“81] the great arena to
orifig. and McMahon. fourth; The “‘"OWd that “and the thrilling nature
its on lacity.
of thekcombnt stirred the great throng
to a bitch of the lligln-l-li excltement.
So decisively rlid the l-lunolo boy. u no
is known in ring virgins as liloclx)
Kansas. dol’rut Jackson that the Judg-
l'S had not a possible chance tor (lls-
. ' -l ‘ .
um I If i ' . ..... g3 ‘ _: lgfi Ingreemont. Kansas l‘u'Ul tile admin-t—
. H ”5 3 53 lune in ninc ol' illt‘ l\'-'i'l\'l‘ lOllll’d-S. “o
-1 u 4 g lWl-nt to Jackson .‘llltl mm was ('\.t"il; .
... . 0 4) ‘ 1; Tim blow that tilrlu-ll t.h(f..,“d‘, or
. . I i H 1. i l) U n :viclol')’ in furor m llll' Illl.|ldl0 ’01:
......... . I 0 U (I :VVIIS Il(‘li\'( l‘l al iii the cl cunri loumi. 5
- . ' ...... '-—- .__._ M was :1 crushing lvlt hall(l“l‘ that rcur‘h- .
173 75 43-1 ,wl Jackson's ,mw. so‘ll‘llllf! llml reeling-
. ........... 7 ‘ against lllt' row-5x lmd ll'flYllll: him so
of, l Angom.‘ ‘ 1-) 'g‘l-ogqy that ho was compelled to
......:.,. . """“‘l ,
I'llm‘ll in Ul'tlt‘l' to finish out tllv round.
”U ‘ l lvspitc a lit :l\’_\' (Inslzlllthi i»); l<1lllSiltL4
Jackson Illilllilgt'd to reach his col'lu-r
and early) out for the third round in
‘Il'nirly good condition. liowmvr. llll‘
llrnnx’ boy's llvud lll‘vor l'ully (‘it'ill’l‘d
and he wus slow and uncertain in all
of the l'mnuili‘llll: rounds.
.Ilu-knm “'amul for (‘lim-Illng.
Jackson nllltll- ocrusinnnl I'llllli’s :ln-l
[until-ll wiill form- un' l(ull..ls' llmlil.
l-lll tllt- l‘llulrr'li ltnliull M-rmwl to slink--
lmrk, NI) lllllllll' how llnlll lll.\v:w
Ellit Kansas :ll mum horml ill ilml mmln
‘lll‘flilt‘l‘tlltr nllrnlpls to :LL'Hlll rmlch his
llillll III a \ilul spot. 'l‘ll.» [illlllbliln' :ll
l-m-n’nl-d ly .lfll‘1LSI)H :«(l‘ilit‘il to tuku
him \‘-:ll‘£iil‘.i.‘,‘i~' from l’nlsy Haley.
.l.u-k:<’oll v. ,llml 13"”; nml Knilf'nl‘i
l‘nlav Hull-v,
'kbnll-S H‘nllllgi'l'I‘dllhvt} nunxiulf-r.
(ll-lay by ['l'l.)ll‘.\'llllf.£ against lilv
l;
uni llllu lll’llOil.
Tilt.- lir‘ls mum-ll ul lllw (Liwlvn lust
llluln‘. var-n luuluuiww lli‘l"l‘t."ii'l.
:llxl illl- l’m'l l‘lml l.l- ilt‘l ;\:"\1’t‘~‘th~'
\‘utl-‘(lth‘l‘t’l llll'1l'rl‘l.l n3 i;'-‘l:lllll‘fl.'
llu vl' Eulzli'l ((7 ilh- Lilo l" -l ill illL' U"I.‘.l-
silm.
'i'l‘u- tolul ilillHll‘. ' lulwll ill “\‘ilt?
1 .‘t-WH‘ .vrlrl tlw- ll,ll ballll liml guravlu
Lllv >lla‘tvrrle m 11’ Lind ls SMUHH‘.
'l‘ll.- Mm! lu‘iVA-l‘p limit and Sioux-rt
\'.';l.-‘ v s::.7!ll;., mm. brim: full of zu'lion
(lull! slut: in llllisll. 'i'l‘u- lwys wrru-
‘\-‘r_~»' ‘\t'l'l’\ llllilL‘lH'd. lJUlh living llnlvl
il.tlm~.\, no.1 :llrzu‘vsslvrz Hunt lm‘ks :1
lvl'y ll! r.) lllllu'll in his right. and ll“
;~~ \- lnl llml 5% l:,..:lllnl 0n Singrr's ludd.
-'..v':' VLJII :l lull in (he fut-n.- with:
.1400" t fi'W‘l. (Hill occasionally til‘uxl» .- v
lmlcl light in lln- l-ilss. Sit-gL-r's lw-st
ml le-l'ls in illt- {Lima lllt‘ (‘lt‘vi'lntulvl‘
l"‘ll‘.'.'.' rullu-r vulll‘uzwd when lzz- \\'tltl
1-) his (-ul'ln-l' lll. lllt‘ rl‘ul of the round. .
'l‘llt- Jullw-u ugh-«l! «m Huger :u-l lll'
\ullm- r. Kill .\icl’sir:3:nm “as lht' lot: 3‘
1101‘
’lx‘inl Norfolk. who in)“ -l .llmk \Vnrvl.
'i'vlli .".\l‘(l tlw I'Xfllllilll‘ ol‘ Sammy Sicko?
:ln.l llll‘llt‘d. oxvr $2.500 of his l'uml:~;l
ltm'urll Irl-lzulll's pour clllldrrn. Sor-
in“; ,who now I‘llzilllfi illr- ham ywoighl
l‘ull nll.
'l‘ill- bout lymwm-n .lz'lrk Shulkr—y‘ nil-i gmz'ht. :11 the Armory. by "W MON‘ of
if: in l". in n mime that was full of
(wclu‘mvnl from start to finish.
;;\ll Slum wi‘rc handicapped by the ab-
st-m‘t‘ of "Summer" Al. Bornrr
Starling. hut. novertlwlcss.
Mialgvt Smith (‘llllt‘d in a draw. '
ll()\\'!.th£ 'l‘Ol'HNAMleNT.
Judging from reports that llnx-c-
championships, which oprll til, ‘hi:
-fented‘ a team from
by the more of 84 toJ’I. in a gaggle, _
that wu‘noted for the one—aidednehsz}
o: the score. .In the prellmlngn'game‘ ,
the Cockenoe Tribe (set our! team) de-
feated the Normal]: High five, by the
“7'4: ~ n
The .3911 'Men came out do
tors/in two basketball 13m
last night. in Red Men's Hal
street: The Cockenoe
score of 16 ‘to 6.
The main attraction of the evening
was simply one goal after another em- 5
the Red Men. The Second district as-
gregation played their best and were
unable to stop the Cockenoe men from
scoring.
Tonight the Monker Grotto and
Cockenoe Tribe teams .will play a seedr
end-game at Hoyt's Theatre.
On Thursday night Cock ‘
'travcls to Stratl'ord. where it will play
the American Legion five of that town.
A return game will be played in Red
Men's Hall. 'Monday night. with the.
Park City girls and the Devon girls
playing the preliminary game.
The scores:
t‘m-kcnoe Tribe.
Players. Goals. Fouls.
lllacklnan, rf . . . . . . . . 7
Court. if . . . ..... . . . . 6
Meeker. c ..........]5
Mason. rg ........... 6
Clancy. lg}........... 8
Totals . ......... ; I . .42
I‘lzi'ycrs. Goals.
,Ii:(l(ll(“ l'l' ............. 2
llutlglis. ll' ........... 4
.lnnr-s. u ........... _. . . ..
l‘llllml “as illo- llintll. \VIH‘!‘ lll' :~t.'l.;::h-r— .
BEATSGREENPARMS;
l
ml lioul Will) u svi'll-s of horny right» 5'
(incur. v.5 . ....... . . . . 0
“We ulllwml. lg ........ 0
Totals ............. S
(‘m-kmun- Tribe (2nd).
l'layn-rs. Goals. l-‘o
Smith. lt' ............ ‘2
i-ll't‘zn‘ihy rt’ ........ . 3
‘Jutu-S.(‘.............H
)Nl-wumu. ll: .. ....... l
v(..'.'1\nzi:u:ll. 1’1: ........ l
'l‘uiuls . ............ ‘7
Nuru'ulk High.
l'lnyl-rs. Gonls.. l-‘mlls.
IHH‘HH. ll‘ ............ '.‘
('Jlllllun. l’l ........... H
Mnlkin, l' ..I ....... .. 0
SLI'Plliill. ll? .' ..... ... ll
,lhkl‘\.|li, I}: .. i"
'Y‘llinlu .............
ll “”24 n:'lgi.::lll\' lliJnllF'Vl this: Munk-
(lmlto. of South Norm-Mk.
_ Hm Hm! .Vll‘ll. lust :vr—ning.
.nsr lo llu- Yum Unit Juno‘s was. out
'..:' {hr yum- ill" S'.M“"ii§
lili>.\t‘4l his lmln. :mli \Vigzlt-aworth'
inn. rullr-l mu of town.
1.4m \\;!\‘ [illqu in order I.) lunlrl 1
Ratlll-l'ml'lI-ll Ill llll' :::U‘lH‘.
lli;. luml-xvr. .\‘.nnk(-r (lrmtn
.il:l\l- the hwllunln': Mayors lo rllmlw
from in lll::\:
\\'illl;lll. lfll-lv. “'iiflril'swnrlh. Tuv-
.lur, llilunltil :llni Momma
Ilil.di-hu~l'l; v. ill luv l'rf'vr‘vp and ill... pro.
lilulllzlrx' :rlm‘ will lw lw’vw-un
1(‘nmltze‘rr izll {rill-l“ ivnm and ”w G.
.‘-'.. from :4!Nlll‘.»"il.
.\ gum Z.\l moving of liw
of llw \‘uzll lil‘..l‘(}:'li I‘iuii walls livid
.v-l «\c lllllg. :u till-ll (‘lilh
,\\'nn-h\:lrll :I'.t"rlii“. {or lllv pin-frost“ oi"
I‘ll‘i";illk «alchnl's lnl' ll'm coming:
I"
Co. I Defeat—s
Norwalk All Starla
.'l‘l-.r (‘0. I iilduur baseball 10:1!“ do-
l'lzliwl 29:" Sorwnlk All
good Ramp.
(in Thursday night the Ail film-a will
play the Motorlzr-d Artillery.
\V’hitc ”ll-philllt Howling Arudemy.Lulnm-y.
1:41 llromlwny. N. ‘l'. city. .‘lily i’llrl.
will excel-ll ill point of 1-..try any DOW]-
.lng tmlrlml'llv llt f'\'¢"l‘ held in (ll-enter
x'ch York.
_Shcril‘l‘ l’uoli Stonv. ("onnie Lewis. A. l
A. MN‘nrthy, “He-d" .‘xlillnr and other 25‘.
well-known duck r-lll bowlers or the
New England Stall-s, have nlre‘mly
sent uss‘llrunl-os to “l'nclo Joe" that.
Jersey. Ponnsyhunln, Maryland, Dela.-
wure. \Vashington. D. C. and the Mid—
rile \Vest. are expected to contribute
lilrgeb' in entries for the big pin event.
Entry fro-in each event will he‘
.5100 this )‘t’lir. -l"our dollars of this
amount will go towards milking up
the price fund. while the-sum or $1.00
will be deducted for the expense of
canducting; the tournament. To sane
time and allow bowlers a chance to
will be permitted to roll all of their
‘events in one day. .
m— -J—r
snxno w IS DEX-WATEDL' . V
PHILADELPHIA. March 22.4-Dan2
, .. ; ‘ my Kramer. contender ‘or he Lynch's
fiYQRK, March 22.—~At tlw :linntumweight crewméasily won from
canny Sandor-1.. of New York. at. the
,~ 7, ‘ 30km la. in. , ' " ’ .
fee Dulys loom. , last .‘nightJ 1) “ night kmmcr carrild
the light-«to his opponent and won
lscvon of the eightlrounda. Scndow re-
fused to open up; “discerned waiting
for a chance to come which, did not
arrive during the eight. rounds.
In the semi-final iJl‘mm)’ Sullivan.
offNew york;- outp'omted‘lack Palmer.
of this city. “Bill. Hawaii, -f0rmer
amateur ,champi‘onfi (who represented
the~Unlt£d ‘Stgtea in the .7 Olympics,
vgon frommrfin; J‘u ' e. Buddy Fitz:
karma WflWB ms : in'alx rounds,
r:
’(while TO'Mfilley outpolnted Mike
(211?!!!th SCHMIDT AT WORK.
l’l"l"l‘Slil'll(‘-H. Par. MJl‘l‘ll
l,\‘.':l‘.ll-r Sc—llzllllil. Mar catcher of ill-3
l‘lttshurzh Nationals. is on tiw job to-
«iay m tlw Hot Springs tlainlnl; camp.
lmlidt did not report when the other
:playg‘l“: idok up llu‘ grind
gslll-lllgxs. mnl as no word calm» from
Itho Pacific coast boy. .mam‘
circulated at the Piruté‘ comp.
“’alter arrivmlJnst night. he l-Bportcd
to Manuger Gibsonthut he )hud been
training on the coast and was in good
condition. He'sald’ a pmsure of busi-’
ness held him in :he “Vest
Home runs have featured the Pirate
In a clash.
yeaterduy. between the, regulars and
“rookies." 'wilich rcsuiimi
for the former. nine circuit.
werC'l-cgistorcd. The score was I! to ’
practice mime-n to date.
1
the- athletic cheater.“ y
the team. I...
rent. 9. 'fPete" m 7
was named tozsu’
en‘,cham_o
( l,
t. 33 Main}
Tribe the dc; '
South Non-wallow
v.—
en'oe Tribe
-, The Founder
p.731.”
u
yesterday. culled , than .the
gangs! Hartford the :11! u:-
M harm’s! .b I to
‘0” money ur—mnufactnr-
be of
radon: sad. it. was
' ‘ a vote of eighty-
men to sixty-men. It war
Waffle value to
. Bridgeport and other large
manufacturing centers, and
will promote growth." ‘
- Bridgeport Telegram
Forty years ago.
The above item is a reminder
that the City 01.13ridgcport
was indebted to the. Founder
of the House o! Read for
much that
civic affairs
was helpful to
First, he was a good man.
Thcn a good citizen, ‘
len. a good merchant.
w.
lunar;
H
.7.
’2
.w
&
law
\Vcst End-hurl Club Has
Election of Officers
armchair in the set.
very handsome blur figured velour.
$995.. .00
he plot-cs. large and massl m- A
wing dzfi'ellport and wing arlm-lmir and nwkcr'am
covered, in a pleasing Shade of old lllnc velour. ’
piece made with spri
"will. .llosv r l! ctr-ii \‘crrl- as folloWR‘.
l‘ro-z-nlrtgl l‘:d\\'§]r(l zimil’au.
\ng-v-l‘th~;:’-~nl «Vitamin Hunks.
Hurrr-luly illiil ’i‘n .xslll‘ur----\\'illiam
él1:llll(“ ’
i-‘it-lvl (‘uutuinwLosllr- limlkz‘.
ilt'l‘ will l-e nw-m-d from
:l a until June lrsl. This will lu- ;\ good
up;.ulzlll'lil:.' luv illn‘olm luv-rusted
llzl,\ churning; in jliill ill llllfl time.
r
lif’rnhglrt. Whittcrl and» Tierney each
go Jerer a pair of home runs. while
. . Rabbit, Marlinville. Rothruss 4
sec Ixow York. ou-of-tovwn bowlcrs‘lhan were credited with one $3. Mo
CAPTAIN or MICHIGAN . . ADA"
,Afl'l‘fs’ ms l’l{()l~‘k:l~'510;;§l§M.\
. ANN ARBOR. Mich. .mm ‘ 2:.—
Vernon Parks. captain ot'ther'
ll‘); of I‘lliciligau baseball team and con.
5. < erm‘pnc of the best pitbherl in thé .
- Dig ml." admitted to Phil, gnome. ‘ Flomwahi,
Mic touch? Plain €61
,. ,, . ,.
taupe; These have. s}
d W31 mwrm’. . .
Skirts made to sci .35.; $1h350
ll(‘ had played professional baboon-inn
tho Pacific Coast”: " Kat aniline)?
and. at the me'tm1Wd.trom-
It i_s said {mi-la plum/tel loin the
Detroit teammtt 'd‘ot‘uie chhool
' "an infiéid‘er,
) Purim at the '
hectic! the 311m mmf'whichhu
was two “limp?“ Wits’tenr ‘cofifi'fil,
mm ’ '
’New Living Koo
Over-stuffed Set, -l
particularlwomen.
Elana“ Jerseys, an extra
shades of henna. navy-and old blue, brown and tan,
with deep plaitcd flounrges. , ‘ -.-
Janey: with figured Jae;
fluxmotifs in gay colors. These are attached to plain'
‘ Wolsey tops
room sets.
dosimhlc.
ng cushions
. $350.00 ,
‘ Later we shall] list a number of other Sol 5, a little
higher in price but very luxurious in :11ch
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I Are you Considering
m Furniture this Spring
,1 “’0 announce the arrival of
our now spring stock of living
“’0 have selected
a few to talk about. certain scls
which “'0. for] are especially,
(.‘llKlUillt‘i‘s will he
._ glad to know that these have
been bought very rm-ently allll‘lwar illv present now
market prices.
It will pay to examine the following:
Mahcgany finished Set consist in
with mine hacks. The pieces have ulllmlloliilv rushlollml
seats which are mvorcd ill ll‘lulhvl‘l'y and tan striped
$150.00
Three-piece Set, mahogany finished, largo sui‘
armchair and rm-kcr.
"Sircom" Petticoats
A small choice gathering, about fifty
The flash of a gay pcii'imm't
seen from hvncath a dark skirt
sometimrs adds just, enough
color in a costume to he pleass
The colors of thI‘SP new
. pettir‘oai‘s,
blight“; are not glar-
ing: or vivid. Rather
are 7 1i ght
shades in subdued
beautifully
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- . Art $93518,er lus‘l‘trous .and'peautiful,
Maud lighirblues. browns and taupe.» '
a soft clinging material
Pufiles.
g of form" pier-ox
"ho pieces .C'lnm‘ “’0“
shaped cane hat-ks and all have automobile scam mv—
ered in beautiful illur figurml l’t‘lmll’.
velour covered pillows on sofa _.
$217.00
Queen Anne Set, mahogany frames with cane
backsilnll :ii'lliS and n 'arvvd mvzinlliml at ion of Hunter
Sofa 76 inches long: has two cushions: and
small hnl'sztor‘roil and there is one wing: chair and an
("llsllionvd seats art- covered in
There arr two
and spring: (who.
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tones, _
. contrasted to
heavy qualil)’, plain
tin-rd flounces with. rib- Tm: Daicm for April, morc
delightful to
dark b11ies,. brownseand
’flounces edged and ‘f'rimu '1
.fifilé clejincies of life. .,_A . climax:-
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Hats For Easter
They are irresistible in their COQU‘Tlllf‘7i «lumn
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Tllon- are several in a group rill-u ilu_
Tbromlor S(‘:ll'l(‘? used (‘1i'0l'ilu'ly.
Thon- is lllllt'll henna and tho l':«»~1 ‘ mm.
hillvll \\'l'.'ll Mark and blue.
Very slum". illm-k Hats are H "l‘.. n 1 ‘. :llls.
lul'vly Mal-k I'lltl (list lllglllsllcd.
Salilurs and 'l‘l'lt'ill'llt‘S in ((‘ll'fifll‘u' I 1, l mu}
styles.
Feathers swing and ‘1'”th ill-ll. ‘5 . w-
fully.
(,‘llcl'rivs and lu-l'rim sparkle and ‘
Hand Made Bio we:
Another shipment in time frr E7
Fine White Batiste ml. rm.» - - , . . ,.,,_
mm] with lH‘lllSllle'lllllg' and drawn '- ‘ , H » Ir:
llnlld. Til: so \\'1ll:‘l,~ .‘ll‘l‘ qlli‘u sin-ll . 'I'w-
lion of llil‘ll‘i Imtc. \Yl-mml 1l1l\(* ‘ . " " ; fur
151nm! and will .‘li-lil'CPlfllt‘ .‘l l:(‘\\‘ L . \ flun.
Sixes run l'lom ill; in ill inclusive.
$3.95
A Rust Prooic Corset
Made by Warner Brothers
All (‘XflPnt‘lil’ llll'(l(‘] for youth: 11'
“‘Olllt‘ll. it is the ideal :nl'lllvllt ul'fll'x ' - :Il'
while dancing: or ll:lrt:lk,ilr: in an." ‘ v W1
sport. It gives the nm-l-smll'y \lll'i” " ”0
vmy llilcl'fl'l‘lllg‘ with tho ll..l:l:z=.'2 m. "30
body.
Ill plain pink lmlistl- or small 4' «with
nlsa :1 Your dainty model in sill; luv .» X ‘ w ' 31*“
Olns’lr top, \‘rl'y little honing: mill .2 :m 1"”3;
hip lcng'lh.
$1.50, $3.00 to $5.00
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front. ' ' $9350
Young school girls have a model 051*”- 911 de'
signed for them. -Tlli.< has all (\lalstil- .. '1 , . H “1
side and incur. in the hack. -
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