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- a a bid for that of.
A l noted .uttraglst and
', u thirty-{1V0 States of
i-‘eydlw to Join
(liants in May
. "mill, 'l‘vx.. March 30.—
» :‘n \‘ulional League base-
I,_ , w quire-d the services of
- -. :m ulghtven-year-old
from a local mili-
». um, Ho-ydler announc-
lxll Pit-r,
.xmkml with the Giants
.. uhvn the roam was in
r .mrl Manager McGraw
‘rwn
unllll 1;: CLEAN
» 24“.va BOW'ELS “1‘11!
I‘ALIFORNIA Flu SYRUP
’ . sick child loves th‘: "fruity"
' “t‘ulll‘ornla. Fig Syrup." If
- mngo is coated. or if your
c ‘l~»li05.‘4. cross. feverish. full of
~ has colic. give a. texwpoonful
»: the liver and bowvls. In a
. .13 you can see for yourself
:r'nllghly it works all the con-
. poison. sour bile and waste
Um bowels, and you have a.
3.1.l‘illl child again.
of mothers keep uCalifor-
. ~' r'lp" handy. They know a
.l "Willi today saves a. sick child
w w. Ask your druggist for
- .. “California Fig Syrup" which
directions for babies and chil-
ot all ages printed on bottle.
'her! You must say "California."
on may get an imitation fig syrup.
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[is understood to have asked him to
join the team at once;
‘gfsclggggotot do as he desired to finish
erm first.
Giants in New York
ation from the school in May. he said.
{Jay Gould Beats
in: the ilnnl round of the Columbia
Club squash tennis, championship yes-
Iterday. Jay Gould. title holder. defeat-
iwi his brother. GQOI‘KQ‘ Gould. Jr.. in
three straight games. 15—6.
. law—‘3.
[limited experience the young brother
“node a very creditable showing.
[stroked powerfully.
from the start and did some remark-
able gotting.
skillful a court gsnwral for him.
{in the rallies found his openings with
:greuter ease.
losing a left hand “subway" ball pat—v
man ARMY SOLDIERS mm
PETROZAVODSK. Run-ion Kar-
cliu‘. March alt—More Red army sol-
diers were (men to death than killed
in action in the recent campaigns in
the semi-Arctic Knl'eliun woods
against the Finnish-Karolina insur—
gents. ' A report or the army stat! says
145 _woré killed in action and 257
frozen.
The warfare was a conflict between
fur-clad troops on skits ’and snow-
shoes in the woods.
which the boy
He will join the
upon his gradu.
Brother in Squash
, Tennis Match
NEW YORK. March alt—In
reach-
,—
FIERY, ITCHIXG stun
is QI‘ICKLY soorrrmn
wrrn scum.
l 5—] 1.
Considering his comparatively
Mentho-Sulphur. a pleasant cream.
will soothe and heal skin that is irri-
lated or broken 0% with-eczema; '
that is covered with' ugly “rash or
pimples. or is rough‘or dry., Nothing
subdues fiery skin eruptionsso quick-
ly. saysa noted skin specialist.
, The moment this sufphur prepara-
tion is applied the itching stops and .
latter two or three applicationsm
ieczema. is tone. and the skin is clear 'i
. Americans
use to BI'OOklynS and smooth. Sulphur is‘so precious .
——-———- as a. skin remedy because it destroys
.\'l“.\V YORK. March m‘~.—Newitho prusites that cause the burning. "
York's American League- Pllumplons’ituhing'Or disfigurement. Mentho-
lost a hot encounter with the lirook- gSnlphnr always heals eczema right
lyn Nationals at Galveston. Tex. yes- iup, , . ..
tvrduy. n. prodigious home ' run by? A small jar of Mentho-Sulphur
lluill failing: to shatter the morale of may hp had at any good drug store.
the Dodgers. who won 2.’ to 1.
Sherrod Smith, who this year is
He
set a. fast pace
Jay. however. was too
and
N.Y
ternvd after the celebrated delivery of:
Carl Mays. went along nicely for three }
innings. the first of which Ruth swat—-
lull a hull out. into tht Gulf of Mex-l
icn. ‘Mammaux succeeded Smith. and!
performed brilliantly for six innings!
during which the Yankees got only;
three safe hits. 5
Overstuffed
Living Room
Suites 1
Special at i
$98.00
For 3 Pieces
Other Shop
Throughout this state you
will probably not find another
such specialistic and individ-
ualistic shop as the STYLE
SHOP.
Here you will find nothing
but exclusive models—.the very
best—you can have them at
half the usual cost.
P r e s e n t in g exceptionally
charming, high-type S p r i n g
Frocks, Suits, Coats and Wraps '
at—
$9.95 to $50
T‘fifilfisaop
The Shop of Individuality
Davenport, Chair and Rocker
These are exceptionally well made,
extra size. with loose cushions,
heavy rolled arms, good quality
tapestry or brocaded velour.
See them displayed in our window
b~—-—-—————
A N G E V IN E
Furniture Co.
16 North Main St, 30. Norwall
“.‘l‘v’.
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but you don't
just the proper
mom-claw
fooddntywcan‘buy.
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and you wouldn’t like Bread without Salt!
The delicate, indefiuab‘lc flavor of Bread is the result of
and frosh Bread would not have its delicious, ,appetizing
odor if it were not for the salt Which it contains.
And without this appeal to your appetite, you would not be able to at .
Brad three times a day, and often betweenmmls, as you do now.
MIR“ Broad contains inst the right proportion of salt toblendallof dicing-o.
’dieusimonpeflealoaf, withaflavorsorich and temptincthatitnimpouiblemgu
Andwhile mendngit, sliccafterrlice, your body can, minnow. 9nd
your-puns yficonpmy, for it is not only the mod nourishing, but the moat coononuai
% .
Ask Your W for
White Rose Bread F i
the Charm of Bread
Youun’tdefinechnm.
cardforaman orawomwhohsnm—
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amount of this very necessary ingredient,
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of showing their particular pleasing. value
H OWLAND’S '
, LBW‘ in “I! m '
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Finest of new
fancy stockings.
Pure and brilliant and beautiful silk stockings; black
orwhite or cordovan. .
Each sort with embroidered pattern upon side in
clear and attractive and tasteful contrast,
Staunch and fine silk, full fashioned, lovely-q—
' $4 & $4350
Unique Italian silk stockings, wovemwith the threads
carried in a delightful zigz‘a pattern.
, Black cordovan silver white- $3.75
Nice fine full-fashioned silk stockings with a garter
top of lisle which truly matches in color. '
Colors include putty nude and Piping Rock, white
cordovan and black. $1.95
WINSOME'CASISOLES of Italian silk, light but
firm and of great beauty. Tailored styles, or with fancy
top, or with pretty trimming of ribbon and lace.
$135 to $3.50
Left aisle. rear.
Beautiful silk
glowing ‘petticoa‘ts.
Those delicious soft tints—and those brilliant shades
that glow and glow and glow.
Radium silk. soft and supple and with a notable
sheen. Jersey silk, clinging and delicious. Crepe de
chine, so sheer and yet so full of service. ‘
Tailored styles with hemstitching, frilly soprts with!
«.-
' Dresses of rare and
Studies in, color, in style, in artistry.
True artists fashioned them, working with lovely silks.
7 See taste and skill and deftness with whichthey have brough
together materials—and created desirable lovely distinctive gowns.
Canton crepe and crepe de chine; these are their materials. 4.
And the glowing colors! Or the deep tones,_evcn to black!
I Those beautiful greens, and reds; —- and those warm quietl ‘
browns and blues; whatrimpressive pictures!
Gowns from Paris itself. Gowns for evening wear. Gowns fo
semi-informal-occasions of afternoon. Complete, impresswe, d
sirable,———such is the collection. ‘
Idle would be attempt to tell of the min detail. Pleasant livid
be your. visit t oview them. Come.
Price and value are important features, and interesting. Valued
are pleasinfi; prices range from
. tailoring, best of new Spring styles.
W Ava-e, and Cannon sue. 3
of novel beauty. ~
$39.50 to $125,;
Second floor.
As fine blues as
a boy can want.
Finest of all dress suits for boy is blue serge. . .,
Finest of blue serges are ready here—as fine as Bofl
can wish. . ‘
Best of them all are Sampeck suits. Splendid blu
serge, that remarkably thorough and skilled Sampec p
Sizes for stout boys as well as regular boys- $30 4
Next in line some blue scrges, with new type of No
folk coat, rare in uality and finish—- $22.50;
b SPECIAL—B uo serges of pure fastcolor Woo
fa. ric. ' ’
Double-Service suits with two pairs of good—fittin‘d
lined trousers; with a Norfolk jacket which either h_
yoke and knife pleats both back and front or which _ 1
inverted’pleat a back and snappy patch pockets. Slz »
8to 18—— . $12 ’
Front basement.
Cutest black dresses
for little children.
Yes—black sateen of strength and service and luster
How, bright and oheerf they are—for they’r
trimmed with blue or red or yellow, and have designs
broidered ups}? (tlhem in color. . . '
AND e ress has as compani , a. pm' of strai ‘
knickers that match 1 on g" >
' Sizes 2 to 6— $2.50
‘
'nr
pretty flounces— . $11.95
BATISTE princess slips of special interest, tailored;
or trimmed styles, fine quality,———' $1.50 to $2.75 l
SPECIAL LINGERIE at $1.25—Suco crepe and;
novelty batiste, fine in texture and charming in style:
Chemises, bloomers, and stepins. Tailored, and lace,
trimmed, and pecot-edged models—. $1.25
Second floor.
What appeal. to one’s‘ love of beauty!
many-with spirit of Spring!
or. 3'
O O .
plete ease and assurance.
ostrich trimming-rand bloomingflowers or fancy
henna or silver, for illustration. .
at.
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Keep Coaches . . initiative than from, preventing stu-
. . ~ , .d t f reflux th sum tac-
. OfiGrid, Says Yale all; ”in ‘33 51.2mm- Tie mi. “1.
, darned editorially yesterday by the '
- Daily News. The News skid that at-
Daily News
'-—-- ' “ ‘ 3nd take diver: wheat-e weakened
NEW HAVEN. March sag-firm; by exhaustion or injury out or the
project or removing football coach" up game. ~ _ -
tromithe was field to the grand.‘ ‘ ' ‘
stands or elseJenving them at Vine -
during Yale game: m _ en-
lo graduate coaches to‘directthe
men while the games .wero'tn m ~'
reu~mbbod¢he players arsenal:
’Mongst all the hats
’tis almost unfair to pick for preference atsuch time as
1 this Spring Show. What a garden of fairy blossom offers!
What delightsome ”liar-
Youthful hats, gay and glowing and sparkling withcolQ
Sports hats, brilliant ’hnd flashing -— and ‘offis’uich com-
' 'New are Milan hats; made in combination with silk and
Their soft flexible 'straw‘is both light and of beauty. Their.
shapes [are ‘varied. and piquant or of sweeping grace.
how they gain charm as one notes their merry colors!
' Black appearsupon many—and serves only to ,vivify
and enhance the. appeal cf their color; whether that color be
' Eagerly are the hats waiting to greet rail . women' who
love ,beautvand correct fashion. Eagerly are they desirous
$10 $12.50 and $15
Se’nd floor.
vocates allowing trainers who are not.
coaches to, remain onthoflside line!
Second floor.
0' Bakery special " ‘ i J
Friday-25c;
Blue Ribbon sponge cake and
One loaf Rowland Home bread,-—- -
To be ordered Thursday; ready Friday,
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B”, . 3999?: ,
25c.
decoratives.
And
soon you rm “no" action, ;
-For quick relic: from the worm
coughs that .“hang on" after: tho
grippe or influenza. take Foley’s Hon-
ey and Tomlin-Kn Drake. Chins.
Md, writes: “After an attack .0! a.
an that leftme with a. severe com
Bimbo!) d “133$“is u v
nothing seemed tm'reiteve me an Ir
5 . tried Foley's Honoring! m. which I
can him: mad.” .1: in up.
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