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,. .4 that ho hsd rs.
rahlln from rrsnoois
:‘ir: Tcx's otter (or s
. \lw'l‘lklii‘. to ho hold
l «.ihrr at the Yahoo
‘ .- fr’s Thirty Acros in
:r prrcofltl‘fl.
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m g linxln‘ contost be-
wrlmsn (‘nrpentisr is
x l'mrkott in London
Impos-
mn notified Francois
.ll l-o July 14. sud
. ‘ " 111')' on.
, . n r signed articles
t- r k.
“4/; 'l‘rm'lc Coach
; l'I/I‘ llay Resign
\pnl :4.-nilly
u .1”, track coach.
'2 it he has receiv-
.» nun of tho trsck
llrliwn snd “in.
mm he may leavs
' the present school
"l‘l he hld not lt-
lv “I- not expect.
you would be sn-
'y:‘u-, llllt U1. offers
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- 'o i all". mors than s
u .. ton-mile sma-
uluos Quosl's
n.» \eiersn coach.
4 just
mph: after sevsral
mminfl and if ll l'iOi
.. nth rs of Tufts and
4 lwtl or not. Quesl
of the track
"'~il\' which its scl-
. Lw o! the two 0!-
41/ 4/ 1' 'mm Boston
\;: , L‘s—The theory
I'znllt-r who out-
I lnnrt sctlon ll
mm; up to the
u of (-ompotltion
st nwl the test in
1 llm conclusion
experts who low
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mun and s hslf
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5 mm- harrisr wss
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'nn last wook by
they found his
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:.'l many years
..n rejected by
l‘l ilOClOi'I. but
., “In.
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:1 who opposed
:i llit‘ (ilcl’lCOF.
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. ..:.‘l return were
' ,1 fal'rt' racing.
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I'l’l ilmvr was:
., Ho pace of thug
[1 HM! time IF;
r. m the iapc' h:
f.’ wazkoi
s-it‘gfried
"lat t'l‘itle Boub
world’s
'11: title bv
the Ger-l.
4. P‘mntrl with l
w: M the “It Rosl-
‘ mi'hi.
.ll and drnmstic
vn u minute lye-tors
‘ Wivut hy hrmklll'
wr'st-lock with
"P‘s almost on tho
my Hm
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Mal. l» omlowod with
* l m “as his strength
am about his «lr-|
. lu- had picked upl
llm around the
l. ..: tlw wrist-lock.
- his opponent in
twin; and IIIYtOG
mm! the ring.
m Hun Zhy into I
\ Sinatrlrd went to
’ \\"‘| hl! opponent CD
would. rs were only
me the mt. I.“
' \Hllx it” tho DOWOI’
l m his mighty srms.
‘ mun. Ernest ROOM?
m-lmman chl-llNOII
. ‘- l Ziny on the back.
w'n'h wns in program
was the am?
. lip in s number or
'0! kl lfld wrist :19!“
«m lnfllcted con-1"
w.» with s head-lock.
ix» sen-ml of them by
rfrv-m iht‘ floor.
ll-“m Sprains
Ankle—OR Card
' \rwn 1‘4.—-1’hs sohodll-
' ' ‘ny “'ilson. world's
. “amnion. and "1M..."
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‘ ’ “re. wss earns-"06 ll...
' r Wilson has sol-sisal
- I'yriolng road work.
film! to allow hi. ‘0
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Vt. black ssd white. 0 tu-
E. II.
“o _I.' thrssd, no yd. spools—4o.
”hour's lihon thusd for sowis
- buttons—black our. to. 8 too 10:.
lowing silk. war. so
.001! black on 0010’s. do. 080 1:.
Duals. cotton—black snd colors,
loch sad sll colors. Io. Clo
Nu-silk moroorissd dsrnins cotton.
cit sud sh colors. In is". 8! dos.
lowin- sssdlss—ltiiws 8h
lilllnsrs ssd betweens. {snaps-tr”...
Mill noodles—snorted sizes to s
”it. ‘0. I [or 100.
lowing machins noodles—tor sll
Onsho- ot mchinss.4 to s. tubs. 0o.
Pint—hood“ point. 100 to s.
gross. do. 8 ms tor 101:. MW
Pink—host
points—Jo. 4
Dr..- msksrs’ pins—brass— lb
Dosh—sis“ 8. 4. I and s, "cubes.
Cusp {Minors—him slid white.
Oi sins. do 60s.. I dos. 10c.
Cup {mnsrv—Wllsnsp and How5
hid brand. 10 an. 4 dos. for 150.
Hooks ssd syn—black and whit.—
mt‘ root. 2 dos. to card, do. I ossds
quslity bras-mosaic
for no.
Dron- bolting—2 inches wide—whit.
Cotton. 10 yd. pieces. to ya” 45¢ plow.
{‘5 sad 8 inches wido -— whit. and
lock cotton—ans quallw. 8c yd" no
nosrio tops—4 yd. iocss with
to kiss. 10 90-. 4 pa. toga“
Hook and tspo—No. 2 black and
whito, [to 3:}.
l nick-Rook hrsid—i yd. pieces—
.ss'csrlsod. sll silos. 11 to 41. Do to.
Sins sssm taps. whits. fins quality
lows. I yd. pisoos. all widths. 0c.
Bis. sssm mo in colors—l yd.
moss—(ins on ty psrcsls. Io pa.
In!!!“ so 8 rd. plscss in
In colon. lg no?“
J‘osthsr stitch braid—8 yd. plocos.
h all colors. We no.
rs». 10 yd. pisses—suscr quality,
to. inch. 35 inch sad 56 inch.
pm inch. K inch sad it inch.
“0 pa.
Main floor.
choose s
individual needs.
Under Miss Kellcher's
your own clothes at a fraction of the price you have usu-
ally paid.
‘ Enroll today. Classes have already started. There
l are five daily sessions from 9:30 to 6, an hour and a half
lfor each session, at 9:30 A. M., 11 A. M., 1:30 P. M., 3 P. M.
4:30 P. M. You can choose your hours. The price for G
Jasmin“.
Sewing supplies
at special prices.
Bilko morocriscd earning ootton~ 3c
dos.
Elsstio wsb. it sad is int. .vh
do r... 8 ads. tor “lo. M
Cow!" machins oil. Limb—bottles.
”no.
Hair pins or wits—assert is how.
80 hos. I for 50. .d'
Hair pink—wiro—s-ortod. in cab-
inst. So sad no.
Hump hair piss. Nos. 1. a. 8 sad 4.
40 his.
Hump hair pins. sssortsd, no pix.
Rheum hair pins-shut irsnspsssnt.~
x. .
Gsrmsst hangers or wood. Io sods.
Wsist hannrs—onsmoliod. in white.
pink and blue. 8c.
Wire hsngsrs of niohol Ital, .0 cs.
Corset laces—5 yd. tubular. Sc.
Collsr bands for shim sud wsists.
sJi sins. 8c.
desisns36inch.39cyd.
Hair nets—cap shape ot real human
hairs—all shs‘ss, loo dos.
Hair nsts. lions brand-«asp shops
—humsn hsir - single mosh -— all
shad”. lo ssch. {to dos.
Hair nets. Brooklswn or Elsno
brand—human hsiHoubio mosh—
lsm silo—cap shape—all shsdos. 10.
s for 85¢. , .
Hair nets—nun and Do Long
bnnd—doublo mosh or stasis—sit
shsdss. 10c. $1 dos.
Hair nets with elastic—all shades.
cap shape, so, 50c dos.
Hoss supportonon—ot hosvy
elastic—whit. sad iissh. so pr.
Sanitary bolts—good (south—slos-
tic. 100.
‘gsnitsrr sprout—whim with not top
Kitchen aprons—sot black rubber,
Waist
silos. Ilo.
Waist “Dian—o! whits osmbrlo—
long wsist. - . 880.
Not; Nudist—black sod white,
flc po.
Iron holdsro—sshostos. 0c osch.
Sunsst sosp dye—all colors. 10¢.
'i‘intor—sli colors. 10¢.
Dress bucklu sad ornaments. ons
spscisi loo-spools] Mo.
Safely pins—nickel plated—sizes 1,
lsndl,oom.ltosli)o.
Shoo lscos—tubulsr—fl‘l inch to 40
terns, 50c yd.
cndcr, 39c yd.
linings—spirit csmbrio—sll
Beautiful clothes
learn to make them.
Rowland school of dr'eumaking is under the direction
If Miss Kelleher, a well known N cw York drossmaker.
Miss Kclleher will be delighted to give you any informs-
iion you may want in regard to the new Spring and Sum-
mer styl materials, colors and trimmings, and help you
gles that are becoming and that will meet your
Third floor. front:
inch. hlscit and tsn. Io pr.
loft. rear
. . and suits, $1. yd.
instruction you can make
inches wide, $2.50 yd.
yd.
Wash goods
bright, new, stylish.
Dress lincns, 36 inch, in tan, rose, honeydew, green
lavender, oranga‘blue, flame and navy, 85c yd.
Burton’s tissues—36 inch—in checks and plaids in a!
the now Spring shades, 69c yd.
Fine dress gingham—checks, plaids and plain colors
32 inches wide, 35c and 550 yd.
Figured voiles in a. large assortment oi! colorings and
Figured voiles,‘ 44 inches wide, in very pretty pat
Hampton and Carolina suitings, 36 inch—navy, copen.
light blue, rose, yellow, tangerine, brown, green and lav
Full assortment of serpentine crepe—4n new Spring
patterns, 31 inches wide', 35c yd.
“33008.?”
New silks of
real beauty.
Egyptian crepe, soft and of rich coloring in designs
deduced from the discoveries along the Nile river. They
are not the extreme sort, but quite pleasing—ground
colors are brown, navy, grey and henna, $3 yd
Crepe knit, rich and popular fabric with Paisley dc~
signs on one side and plain shade on tho other—navy.
copcn, rose, brown, black and gold, $3.50.
third floor. front
Dress fabrics
and coatings.
Shantcen, a beautiful-fabric in tan, grey and cocoa.
It is 54 inches wide and is ideal for costs or wraps and tail-
Premicr crepe in brown, grey, tan, taupe, plumb, al-
mond green, red, rose, copen, wine, navy and black—42 ’
i.
O
All wool homespun, 54 inches wide, in Wisteria, rose,
tan and orchid, ideal for Spring and Summer suits, $1.50
third floor. (cost
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
Wants Printing 0f
Run Tables Stopped
Judgo Lsndls. the High Commiu-
loner of Baseball, is still hot on the
trail of the gamblers. Ho is most sn-
sious to stamp out those pools which
an bssssd on the total of runs scorsd
by tho vsrious tssms durins the wsoh
Ho is going to rsqusst tho owners at
any newspaper which print tables to
cesso doing so. as he is convinced
that tho printing of them is Incl-sly
cstsm to the pool gamblers um
tho gambling clement and it tho
nswspspors ceass printing thorn
gambling in this otrm will bs greatly
rsductod.
Herman Beats Davis
at B‘ainnont Club
ii Davis Jumped in tho rins st
thygslsmommont club lsst nigh:
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NAPLES & Gomscuumr
Attractive
Local Industrial
Stock
ERE is a splendid opportunity
ahead for present and piospective
holders of NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY 7 Per Cent Cumulative Pre-
ferred Stock owing to the Company’s
charter provision, which provides through
its Sinking Fuml, to retire seven hundred
' and fifty shares annually up to $115 per
share. ’
q
The B. F. Goodrich Company voted, at
their annual meeting yesterday, to
retire 11,880 shares of its preferred stock,
in accordance with charter provision, at
$125 per share. This gives to the present
holders of this stock, a splendid, profit over
their original purchase price.
(
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company have
just called for redemption, through their Sinking
Fund, $750,000 of its first mortgage 8 per cent.
bonds at $120, sad mm thus giving those who
held them a very handsome profit.
The Kelly-Springfield Tire Company last week
redeemed, through its Sinking Fund, $500,000 of
its 8 per cent. notes at $110, and interest.
The above illustrates that these large rubber
tire companies are in an enviable and almost
impregnable financial position.g The securities
issued by the companies mentioned above, enjoy
high ratings in Moody’s Rsting Books, which is
evidence of a deep rooted strength and the solidi-
ty of well managed tire companies.
We predict that the holders of Norwalk Tire &
Rubber co. Preferred Stock will, within a reason-
able time, have their stock redeemed by the Com-
pany st 8115 per share. At present the stock is
seningatmpashsraamlthcsccrucddividcml
from April 1st, to yield about 7.22 per cent, free
from the Normal Income sud Connecticut State
i’roperty Taxes. Conservative investors consid-
er this stock very attractive at its present prior.
m an
‘ as minimums s-r. ' so. NORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler