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up er and five
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1121:.1*)' mortals. The
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-.:111 1'11y last August
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‘1 1' ll11- sn-vullt-d day-
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Loss in Death 1
of Knox Taylor
«12. April '3'33—‘333333333 «ll-nth
:17. |1111 ”11.111111- 11r Prince-
..111l our of the loading
1-3 1111s caused profound
., . 1.1 1 7 .\>'11i1- lrom being a.
l' -1 l 1 .1V1-1 "111 the "3115. hav~
*1 111 1111 11.10 rhmnplon
1....1 1 \‘v.l\ :1 high honor man in
'; 1 :1 11 “-1114 111111111 for strength
1.111111 the university in
1.,, .1111! to him largely belongs '
1-7 7 e 111‘ inn-1111: rousined for
‘17 1:1 1'111'1-nt years the football
1.1 1 ”1.11 11.1111 shown signs of won-
...1 ll. “11-1 1-l111irniun of the tootball
1—1111 x :11111 guarded closely the
. - '. from any tiiunt of profes-
rin. mvH 111 that sport. “is colleagues.
(11 1111111nitti-1 had great respect
'1' 111151111 nt :1nd to a. large ex-
1'11- -. l':1.11~1'4t011s football policy was ‘1 -: '
1%th 1:11 1:111:11 d by him. By Mr.
'1. .1. 1- unvm- 11111 Roper was en-3
r 1'1 .1 . ~1 roach and success soon fol-3
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TWO More Games
’1 To Be Played South
.1 w 1(111K April G—Two more
1.11 ... 111 111- played in the south
11- in 1'. 1ooklyn Dodgers and the
‘r clubs were at Norfolk.
1' 1 '1 : ‘or the first of the games.
1;, .1 .11 1.151 will he played in Rich-
'11 tomorrow. Saturday they will
1.1. the Brooklyn field to start. the
f 1m< season.
PRINCESS BIBESCO LEAVES FOR HOME.
daughter of Margot Asquith, whom she is
Princess Bibesco,
husband, the Romanian
accompanying back to England, and her
Minister to Wasbigton. photographed upon
l:essverlusailed for the Old World. The Prince did not accompany
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3‘ ‘ 7 3s ,2 __ "“'-——= ; fl :7:
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/<7W\/1NEL Nowadays 7. 7
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fiv-
the Mauretais when that-
That Spring Suit and .:
Topcoat' -
You’ ve been wantingetailored' 1n 3
new spring Woolens; smartly dé- ’
Signed; moderately priced; guar-
anteed to give satisfaction.
77-You’11 find it here!
Scores of new spring styles.
' . $25~to $45
.New Neckwear...............$1.00, $1.50
0
The Dodgers have a wide advant-
1.1.0 in the series so for. having won
111V and lost tin-um Y-,(st(r1’di.) the
‘3 mks were again beaten 10 to 7. a.
1:1 111 run by Frank Baker being in-
1-1 '91-1i11nt to arouse- the winning mood
the breasts oi‘ the American
1 11.116N. ("1(‘101‘0 and Decatur of
11111111.” gun: the Yanks 13 hits. but
.1 h animate-8 got 15 hits of}? Hoyt
3 “minus.
111 Giants and W'hite Sox ran into
11. 7~' “1:111101- at Knoxville Tenn. yes-
:1 7 «1, but they will resume their
11- . :1t Bristol. Tenn.. today. Ban-
111s returned to the team after a
71: '1 111 :1 few days. but Gr'oh will not
Rum' put in any g'imt-s for a. few days.
41 . ., r1191 l1 whose infected foot put
1 : 1 11 of the training trip contests.
u . H1111 to arrive here this afternoon
1' ' 11.111111 nt.
:7 ll K OF WHOLESALE
DISMISSALS DENIED
Pontlnurd from Page One.
' our) was indicated after the
"11111-11:..1:11um was circulated that the 3
11' :1 11-:1 which are yet to be made in
lh1 11:117211ry personnel will be. accom-
u1~21~1 gradually and that no whole-
Iml- 1111711111su1ls are. to be feared.
1.13.7.4 A. Hill. the director of en-
rr7'111.1:. today said that he had not
X91 wr'wvl for the stock on hind and
Ms 111111111: the results of the lnvcs— ‘
“£11111: now being conducted by the
11:11.11: 1 nt of justice.
111m “ORV EVERY NINE
\IINU'I‘I'S.
M1211; YORK. April 6.-—Every nino
1r 111112111 :1 baby is born in New York.
a ‘1 111'111111: to figures made public here
“"1111: This rate is maintained by the
793an 1111:l1t and day, and gives a. dc.
"Minstrzninn ot‘ the magnitude of the
"r": .2114 11111 normal rate with which
:1" Population is increasing.
3 Stop Worrying
About Kidneys
'. Prov- In m min-u- that"
Mute I. only Limb-co.
Try 5:. Jacobs ou-
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33333111111113 cause- backache? No! Lis
- 1‘ inur backache is caused 3b}
;‘_"3’ 111111 solution. or a. strain.‘ am
73. "'""“sf're1fier 111 wh‘fis.7 Wm
‘1'“? Hi. Jacob's Oil. Rub it right
33353:"? iminful back. and instant]:
33333.1..337n17ns,3 stiffness and lamenesi
33 “33‘3"‘3‘3‘WH- l)on'l; stay crippled! Get
. 33 3333‘ trim bottle of St. Jacob's Oi
. m "‘“r druggist and iimber up
”"H‘nt after it is applied you'l
This is What you
want, Madam—to
redecorate your walls—
MURALITE
The avcrage room may be Muralited'
for a: little 4: two Jello”.
And Mutalitc is so simple to apply.
that anyone can use it. It goes on, too, .
hit over faded plain paper; discolored
l
Yl’fll’mm $31131”, wall board or painted walls. '
$325, “a“: his means bright, fmh walls without
hfmnbdlhfi the bother oftcaring up the room—and
“'3‘: ° '" no odor.
' “FY-”'7'” Which 1': the most faded room in your .
home? Think What it would mean to
have that room look right.
Min-alive coma in soft, light tints and
dcc ,rich fresco colors. Go to your
, d 121’: today, see the color card,
‘1 .7. couple of packages of Muralite an
~ and apply if. socording to fill". simple
directions. Yon willbc delighted With
the result.
gamma roxoo.
l 1‘; _- Am B. COHEN
’ ’771ggsshinfiog 8t.
31:,333333 r “hat became of the backachf
’r lumingo pain.
it uh old.
e.akln ~Adv.
honest. St. Jacob’s Oil
:32:an you have sciatica, neural-
3rheumatism or sprains, as it ll "+17
-lh:o utely harmless, and doesn‘t burn 2‘7” ‘
South Nomlf 4';
"Simulate........................$700
_'0thérsat................. .......... $5.00
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J Oselph Davis
85 Washington Street South Norwalk
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flake No Chances; _
- 7 '3 Start on Wirthmore _ ,
‘ Buttermilk Baby Chick Food 7
,— 'i And Watch the Chick8
7- .. ... '~ Grow up Right ,3
‘ ' It is made of the best ground gallium ’
' ~3 17 - and Pure Dried Buttermilk. 7 .
Henry L. Wilbur, Tiverton. R. 1., who .. ‘
‘ raises 2,000 chicks per year 8111i? .
‘ ‘ WIRTHMORE BUTTERM
CHICK FOOD beats all other: by s
mile; it makes them grow faster,
feather out more evenly, mature ear-
.lier and better layers. l’
’ light new loose coats;
theirs in fashion and 3 lo 0 full approval. -_
How fleecy and a some of the fabrics. 33 3 a -
mum in Main Street. fill-flew Avcnu 11.1: and cannon Sta-ca
&
These loose coats
have rare comfort
and unique grace.
44.
Women are thoroughly and smilingly pleased by th!
someb of them almost Wraps. _ 7
them, a distinct case; an‘ .-‘
A freedom is broughtb
How. staunch and durable and even
Smart lines and
1011er color give
hats their beauty.
Millinery is of special (3
this Spring.
Seems 'as thong;
so fully! and so fix...
33t3lie season.
Surely colors were
71017er and so varied.
There are appealing soft-ton '
111111de close at hand, e
for attention, are the brilliant 1'1
that enliven» and enspirit all
is youthful e1irl-life-loving.7,
Lines, too, seem to he more 19113, more alert.
more spirited. ' ' - 1 » 7 3
What a changing picture: thea .111ny offers. 00111 L
and shapes and effects of today are not those of a w
hgo—for one sees new combinations- That adds to d
light of choosing. _ 3 _
It was well put by :1 511511111111 who said: “Last week:
couldn't find one hat that pleased me. And todu the f
are half a dozen so pretty I’m having trouble op
from them.” 3
Greatest charm and variety right now at $7.50 to $15k}
enjoyable hats of many sorts—1 . :
never h '
1 spirit 0
never sq 7.
as:
» ‘ " ' ' 1 The Buttermilk in Wirthniore helps
' 1 prevent white diarrhea, aids digestion
and furnishes gitamines. 7
Valuable Feeding Instructions-4m
Write to St. Alba“ Grain Co.
81'. swims GRAIN 00.
mm
4.113,— " "XI/fi’ (3/
$.14: WWW/‘1
' nigh
4.3”” ‘7r/m
Fine special collection of hats at $5.
For young folks;
— $1. 750 to $7. 50.317“
Second floor.
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spiritual natures and the capacity for
thinking and loving.
glacguudjm'; awakened in lap-
(one-e women s new Woe
tar-dependence or iii nations 131111 the.
Consciousness that eyes in opposition
to their trsditio'ns, they must duke a.
decided stand and assert themselves
.in the cause of world peace.
: Miss was intends to return to
Jump
Continued from 11-11-11 Paco.
' cautioned by the teachings of Budd!-
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Amismwy Bug," 8!! 3_
Friday mastering John 3 33
peace and the emancipation; of rap—3..
anese Women. . '
The ladies of Trinity Church served .
refreshments to their guests and inr- 2’
in: the social hour and mom 15c—
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Norwalk Chronicler