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~. _ " my taxes
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7 Der cent.
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To Idiom the creed the writer
dude that God is the great Cream.
humble through experience.
source 0! peruonslity end morel vel-
ues. end therefore not interior
thorn. The problem of evil is ntet
most eflectlvoly not by limiting God,
but by believing thet God is contin-
uously eboiishing it. Jesus is divine
because his touching is uniquely no-
Thc doctrine of the Trinity ll
so attempt to express the varying
ways in which men felt they bud
Prayer is Juetiaso
bie because nun needs it. The ore.
gis the symbol 0! the reality end up.
; propriateness ot sacrifice.
ponder. MD. end coupon is s
termidsble pufllietie arm. the ter-
metieo of which use: he unnounoed
our dsy l: negotiations new in pro-
gre- between-Deseanspe. manger
ot Carpentier. end "The Wild Bull
e! the Pursues" come to s success-
tul termination.
considering an offer trons Floyd
l’lteslmmene. the liehleen promot-
er. tor e. bout between Comnuer
and “Young" ltribling et “soon.
0e.. the home town of ltribllng.
some time ereund AIIM end Dee-
csrnpe is certain that it l'lrpo will
much with God.
r. ' “.{7’55He Finds Homsby
’ Easier to Check
Than Zack Wheat
Ihave no trouble in getting catches a .
or his new protege in the United .
ltetee end be sble to stsrt Luie m Wills tee é
Angel on the root! to another light Ideolrsvee. 8' “0'
withdaclt Dempsey. millennweetebeuettb
terdey to wetch the nternationsl Pastor Dies; 61'“
tennis stern pley tns ilrst round
1‘“. YER Y PARTICULAR.
By NOW E. BROWN.
CLEARWA‘Z'ER. Fin. March 11.—
“1've pitched against Rogers Horns-
by and I've laced Zack \Vheot.
“And I'd rether pitch to Horns-
by in a. pinch than to Zack."
Such is the interesting mtement
of "Tiny" Osborne. tonne!- member
0! the Chicago Cubs' pitching slot!
and now one of the Brooklyn Dod.
ger mound crew; new unlimbering
at the Brooklyn club's csmp here.
In view or the (act that Hornshy
is regurded us the peer of all butters
in the Netionul League and one o!
the greetest hitters the gems
known this mtement is rsther in-
teresting. 0: course. Wheel. former
betting king oi the Notional
hes slwsys been regsrded as e greet
better. but Horusby's long reign end
his various record broom
while sitting on the throne have o'er
shadowed the work of the Brooklyn
Osborne wee with the
1922 end 1933.
Hombre
“The first year I was with the team
lieced Horseby us many as 10 times
'M Hitch “pm. Cerv
Gerpentier and Deeeempe now are
piece himselt under his cure he will
WINS TWICE.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Idsrch 17.
-—The largest tennis gellery in the
history 0! this city was on hand yes-
tableau-pile?“
metehes of the Southeesteru chum-
Body to Scientists
pionehipe on the courts o! the Flor-
idt Country club. William ‘1'. Tll- HARTORD. Merci: l'L—Hll 1m.
den. the recognised world's cbem- well meesege to his “um“...
nien. won two metchee with com—
Mrwve em. oer-sun; Kenneth "Wen It venous times during his
Btewsrt in the first round by 64. "he. by Rev. Ernest Der. lid.
6-0. and then Tom Single by 6.0. 8.1. who died Thunday. “I rend I»! u“
3“” 3‘3"“ "‘4 Elude "0 local services st Trinity Episcepei church
plsyers. Tecltlo Bends. the Jspen- gum“,- In it be ",3.“ M it
see stsr. else won his mulch hsndily it could be oi “n“. to doctors m
irorn Russell Hunter. "0' “0- their study of the disense whioh
caused his death. he wee willing
NEW YORK' Msrch "'4” that they tske such parts of hh
Stocher. former world chemplen. body as they wanted (or pothoqi-
end Renato Osrdinl wrestled on eel study. He “.0 uked the! a."
hour to a drew here lest night. Jim N no memorial service tor hue and
London conquered Den Roll! of Bul- that the “menu services be no “a.
gsrie. in fifty minutes. lvsn Zsikin. [c as ossible
Russia. end George Welter. Csnade. p p ' .
gruppled (or 86 minutes without s.
Mrs. Bergen: "Are you hevi
Dunno Thompson. leading lady any tsoul’s}? in finding e. good coo
its file in his comedy my eer .
zgenor Educ-Zone]. has been en- .‘in. Ely: “indeed I urn. Severn!
[fled to play opposite Charles Ray flpvlicanil celled today but "W!
in his new picture tor Chedwick, didn't seem to be quite gunned
with my reference."
“Borne Pumpkins."
'37" 9. EHEEEE. m
A Honey Saving Opportunity for
The Housewile '
A chence to get this most useful. new
popular "Vicar-Ever" double boiler it
the 2 qt. size. Good for cooking cereel.
or melting puddings. sauces. etc. Teh-
edventsge oi this offer now. Get youv
double boiler today. Regulsr pric-
use. Special price $1.08.
South Norwalk, Conn.
”Waldemar“
—BUTTONS— ’
Immrortrimnlngnoolorstomtchthenew
’ febrice
_BELTS-—
' m sums plain end fency open work—bleak, white, blue.
brown. ten end green
J. I. MALLETTE'
as Washington Street South Norwelk
u and he didn't get a hit oi!
:n:"e:.dd '“riny.” while wilting his
turn in the box do
practice session here.
“A low asy‘s betore the eeeson
closedlgotechancoos'olnet tho
Cardinals, end beat them 8 to o.
Born-by come up once with two
men on and I struck him out.
"I'm ml. however.
next season I couldn't get the bell
wt Horseby. But thst cruise the
outer-cues between Barnaby end
“fixed! and why I would nther {nee
Horns” every now slid then in pre-
ference to Wheat. I never round the
ringthe Moon
Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
I 12-14 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
time when Wheat VII
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THE CHRISTIE
which it the enduring work of t c artists who create them
in flood Barcelona. *‘
minus—lite expression of a fine rcgard——in a gift of
Omar pearls.
mblle beauty and distinction.
peerls. Re . 83.50 for $2.95. Other three strand pearl
necklaces n to. $8.. $9.. 810.. :12. us.
Reg. 83.50 for 8198.. While only, Reg. 82. for 3
form pearl Chokers, 83.50
between. 85.
bracelets. 83. and 33.80
other: 33. to lo.
__ Make your own ensemble
from Butte’rick patterns
. You are sure of success for the Dietor shows you
how and shows how to do it by using the smallest quan-
tity of goods.
Ensemble costume No. 5969. Your pattern cnvelo
you what materials and how much to buy. T e
ltorlelle- on how tomake it. *
Engage costume with cape No. 5934. Only 2 7.8
i You wi
4.
the collar and cuiis of dress.
Finely woven lustrous Poirot twins in a weight that
readily adapts tiself to the ensunble suit—almond green.
modes, fingfw, yd. - -
. It’s at jau'nty creation. 3111?; grime is a 11:: l
'eyeletribbon pump,wi oequsrter t.
33;. Aprettyshsdeoftanculfskinwithsligt '
vamp perforations. Cuban heels and well: so
' _ , ell'cctlveoc“. a host of gay colors and variety 0
Priced conservatively at $8.00 .;
Easter gift
Omsr pearls reveal the dc th, the gleam. the lustre.
re is romance, sentiment. tenderness, thought-
And endless variety of style, each a fabrication of
Three strand pearl bead necklaces—two sizes of
Willie or tinted pearl Chokers ir two sizes of pearls.
.50
White pearl chokcrs with seed pearl between, 85.
Graduated tinted pearl Chokers with white or uni~
Uniform white pearl Chokers with black seed pearl
Bracelet to match, 83.
Graduated and double graduated pearl Chokers.
Wrap around bracelets, $1.80, $2.50, $3.50
Four strand pearl bracelets, $3.50. Three strand
34 inch pearl bead necklaces, Reg. 32. for 81.25
30 inch earl bead necklaces, Reg. $2.50 for $2.,
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ll also need 3-8 yd. of 36 inch material to!
For the ensemble
fine woolen
final-1gb nut brown, tan, navy, old
' Tubxilksere
renlpopuler
Tls'eede
men button Am Deming
Cierk' O.N.'l'.speeleottono
cord—black. or white. 6 spools to!
Six toe custom).
200 epools.
“'s' ‘7' m yd fl: 7 block
oflm (M's: "
Button tbreed 80 yd. spools.
blush or white 8:. 2 for 15¢
Coet’s sewing cotton. 6 cord. lOe
yd spools. ineeerised. ell colors,
6 (or flu
Deming Cotton
Clerk's O. N. 'l'. cotton or Iner-
cerised finish, is yd. bells. 4H
for 10¢
. Silko mercerised derniug cot-
ton. block end colors dc bell.
Nusilk mercerlsed derning cot-
ton be. 2 for lie
Needles
Illlwurd‘s sewing needles-—
:‘harp'abetweens. and millinere. ell
as
burning needles for outta! duru-
lng seser‘od sizes to prior to
Deming needles for wool. Ir pe.
Embroidery needles. crewel. us-
eorted since to e peper Cc
Sewing mecbine needles for say
mshe of mechine. d needles to
tube Ge
"l'liree-in-one" mscbine oil 10;
bottle.
Tapes, Bindings
l-2 to l in. wide. 9e pc.
Super tens to yd piecebwhite.
l-d to 8-8 in. wide. 9e pc.
Bias seem tspe Wright's line
7.;bteorblsrk.knc.2ior lSe
aerssle.dyd.aiece No. 4.. all
colors. Ic pc.
Bins seem tepe. Wright's fine
oercele No. d. 8 yd piece in ging-
ham checks 10¢ pc.
Teflets binding. 7 ydgecee. ell
silk. black end colors, pc.
Bruit], ribbon
Rick Rack breid, 4 yd. pieces,
morcerised in colors. No. 29. Be at.
Rick Beck braid. 4 yd. pieces,
mercerised white, 21 to 33 widths
3c pe-
Lingerie ribbon. 5 yd. pieces.
Rayon in all colors 8c pc.
Lingerie ribbon. 3 yd. pieces.
mercerised. el' colors 8: oc.
Blanket binding. double fold
fency edge. ell colors 5c yd.
'Elesbc, gutters
Cotton else‘ic. 14 Inch 8 yd.
nieces, 8: pc.
Ilenerlsed elsstic, white 1-4
inch. 0 yd pieces 1’: pc.
Negligee round garters—ell
eolfirs with ribbon bow. llc pr.
‘3” round smrs. ell
color: ehlrred ribbol‘r elsetic ”e
”Sew-on hose supporters of heavy
elsetic “e pr.
Cursetleecs
Comet lseee. white or flesh. 5
yds. tubular. 8c
Corset laces. white or flesh. 8
yd. tubulnr. 12 1-2:
Pins—-fusten:rs
Pine m count to e pener. ell
breee. ell sheer“ psper. 8 for id:
Plus 800 count to peoer. ell
brsss. ell sinus. 1e. 8 for 20:
Dress mebrrs’ pins, 1-4 lb to
oil deeeltodl’e
a m
Pin cubes. 100 to cube. blsck.
not white or sesorted. 5c
Veneer dress pins—for collar
end end: 2 on curd. nickel, jet.
and not finish, Io curd.
Super tepe, 8 yd piece. white. be
qualit lawn, 6 yd. wid‘hs. 3 to
ies seen- teoe. Wright's he
Main St, Feirfield Ave., Cannon St.
StarreOpu'TiIOUdeck Olly.
Notions and supplies
for spring sewing
at special prices
Starti Tuesda morning we place on selc many of
these items t will tip to make spring sewing more of
l: pleasure—note the savings.
bushings \
Dress lining—white Isl-u el
si 83¢
fimm.mnn.snm
Col‘sr bends—band shrunk—cl
sizes, I for lie
"Hygrsde' breed. white or M
t‘lumkdosltor IOe
Wilson or Rowland hand.
groubmsuiuuuuuu
Boob end tops. with C
block. "e 0”
Hen" nets
heir Doha—bread. doub‘e
~40: doe
Broolwsn brood double a“
single mesh cup shape. 1:. “he
1.
curves grey
”odes.”
Vogue bread double C
mesh esp shape end
900 dos.
Ilsid o! Amer-la breed e emel
siu net single mesh esp slope, 6e.
40: dos.
Heb pin
PI" pine—invisible end reun-
ier- dcrinmeddtoSI-eineb.‘
peoer 8 for is
Heir pins. user-ted cabinets. I:
x.
Sufet inanickel le else
lites,XeXos.3¢ios.to:l:ed'
. Hair sin-ice
Curling irons. weed bundles Io
"Surfing irons. eueusel bundles.
Isrcel wsving irons. wood hen-
dlee. ”e
5.:dercel weviug irons, ell steel.
Sunset soup dye. all color, lie
Tinter. ell solors. IO:
Whites. lOe
Dip-it—ell colors. lDe
Shoefinfings
2-in-1 polish. ell colors. lOe
Blsneo. {or white shoes l’e
Peeebe. for white shoes. IOe
2-in-1 shinin kit. 8.:
Shinole shin ng kit. ”e
Shoe trees, I sires. 1e—4 f.
as:
Dusteepnheetrl-Iedle
Miecelhseons
Psper shopping begs do
8eE’eper shopping begs.
Sdmwlidehdflbl—Iand
6 inches. see
Sbeers.d,18ndlincheolid
such“:
Bsni nl
whom: tow“. °'
Seni‘ary white C flesh.
z‘fenitei'y belt ed by! ole-tie.
Sanitary step-ins. “e
Buttons—shields
buttons. all sinus end
Purl
les. 8: curd
e shield. «shook ~wered
sies.!,8,ende,wblteorfleeh,
19c pr.
Lovely new wash
2
Silk and cotton cr
bored: and other striped tub silks of guessing
stripes.
l range of popular
fabrics—every day
Just should be here every day to see the lovely
:hings as they arrive—splendid showing ready now of
novelties and charming weaves.
Dainty prints—plaids. stri and figures in preo-
tically every color, 36 inches wicfcfszs: yd.
Silk and cotton mixtures nted but has appearance
of silk, 36 inches wide. 95: ydpd
ccidcdly new in clnmlng
patterns, stripes and figures and block checks. $1.18 yd.
Shrunk lrlsh linen, fine quality in almost or con-
ceivable shade, 36 inches wide. 92: yd. cry
ludian Head and Pamico cloth. fast color in fine
5 ades. 36 inch 48: yd.
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