aIaM/a/uv'n/ au-
.m‘fi‘xO- ‘xU in
not tuutstttttt
liliiilll lili nus
Goodman Has Boiler of Ten-
ilound Bout With Clover
Brooklyn Boxer
With a whirlwind finish in the final
FUSHIOII ot' a totrround hout ut the. St.
Nicholas A. 1C, last night .Inrlt tiood’
«nun ol‘ west sido out-nod a victory over
Young Ahourn of Brooklyn. With it
left hook to the jaw no soul Alwarn to
the amt. 'I‘hitr'knoolulowu won for
Goodman, for up to thut tlmo Ahoaru
hull oarnod the honors of tho majority
of the rounds by a small margin.
Much to the surprise of the crowd,
Ahoaru httd all tho hotter or the Mist
three rounds.“ Tho llroolilyn dancing
master outboxod Goodman in these
sessions. lie was fast with loft and
right leads, countered well and met
Goodman's ruhsos wiht hoolts and up.
pot-cuts. Goodman made many wild at-
lurks. Throw limes Altmrn sidestep-
petl and Jut'lt nearly to“ htrouult the
ropes. Jack's lust work was at (lose
(lllfll‘lOP=
The tuhlus turned in Goodman's fa
vor in the fourth round. Artur putting
Altoutn down with his Iot‘t around the
nook and opt wroutting with his tight.
.laclt caught \lluutu on tho point of
tho law with a lull hook. 'I he Brook
Iyuitte dropped to his know as if shot.
For three seconds he won duzod. Then
he jumped to his foot and fought hard
to the hell.
There was plenty of notion in tho
fifth. sixth and smeuth rounds. Blows
to the fare and hodr foil like min In
ltho lil’th session. They titridotl thin
«humor. The sixth round was In In.
\‘Or of ‘roml‘m. Both took turtw at
the honor: to the seventh round.
In the eighth rounil.‘\\'llilo Ahourn
was sldeslermtlng. Goodman landed a
blow on the hack of his nook. Ahearn
dropped to one knoe htztl jumps-d up
untl smusltrd Goodman lturd .in the
into many times. Ahvarn fought at.
long range in tho nltuh round and pop-
ored .iuok when ho rushed in. In the
lust round Goodman dt'oppod Ahoartt
for four socomis. 'I‘ho llroohlyuttoi
jumped up and fought lltll‘tl to the tin-
lbll.
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MDIIE TROUBLE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At. Bun‘aio»~~Newurk 5, tlut‘t‘ulu to.
At Moutroul-«Baltimore 7. Muturoul
3. .
At Rochestorw
tor it.
l't‘or‘ltiont-o ti, ltorltow
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Worcester"'Wtrrt'outor S. Lou'oil
2. 4
At Lawrotnw l.:l\\'l‘t‘lli‘(‘ Iii. llnrt-r-
hlll it.
At i._l'nn~—l.ynn 9. Now Ilodl‘ot'tl .3.
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AMERICAN Adbocmrtou.
All. St. Paul» St. Putt] 9. Tilli‘tiloi-II,
At Alllwflllkt‘t‘ ~-~ LOLII'HVilltLMllwnll‘
luv ramo postponed: ruin.
At MInnonpolls~»--»-t“olumhunfit, Minno-
nuoliu it ('Ilinttinfzs: l‘lnt'ltuoosl.
.At. Kansas City»—ltuiinnnpolls
Kunsus (lily 1'..’
fi.
.11. Soltnnottuthwllnimrulh of. Ru
. cheater l t‘nton 0.
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UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
At th‘llllli)llil--"- Richmond 1
In: 5.
At New York-~— Now Yorlthalt‘tng
ton game postmned: ruin.
Olhetu not ochodulod.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
.. Mehphls 0;
At New Orlunnu»
Nashville 3.
At Moutgomory ~-— C'llill-tlllltmtgtl.
At. Moltlle-—~Mol.tllt- 7, Atlanta it).
Now tlrlvnnn 7,
9'
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
All. 'Brooltton, Muns.~llt~ooldon
Foil River 7 lliinnlngnl.
“a.” m... “a...
with. HICKORY BLUFF aren‘t.
Henry Wilkeno. the North
Rond-
8.
_ Main
street eonfectloner. has taken it lonno
of the muthill 100m at llloltory Bluff.
and will boon upon it for the Ionian. ‘ _
Ho nu also Purchiibud the minimum . , f
and littoral bf the former nltrro or ‘ ”
'Ml‘b. Strobe! Stone. in notion atomic. '
, and will tile mom in obnudcilton with
his new «placed bullion“. Mr. Wilhelm
Into a large ntlmbei‘ of friend: who will
mitts ”It
illil Hill P All
While Philies Are Trouncingilte
Reds, Iiubo Marquartl Brons-
Fires Cardinals to An-
other Defeat
ST. LOUIS May S.-——.\ltl.nager Mr-
(“lraw'u minions faced the lame anti
c-rlpplod Cardinals tor another vlrtory
yesterday by 6 runs to 2. and wont
rocketing toward first place, helped by
the dofoltt of the Rods by the I’hlllies.
of Roger lireunaltan and the Marquise
did the job so well that the ultimo/to
outcome of tho join-it never Who In
doubt But the nouthtutw became rare
loan in tho linol homo and whisked
.twnt a shutout game. lto lot \Illlor.
:1 minor loauuor.
Stow ltlvunu oonneot. for it
blow to tho furtltost outpost.
paths by rirturo oi' a walk and :1 sin
trio.
ending.
halt-h of runs hohtnd Mnrquard.
riotoun start. in tho first. They deliv
the ledger.
Ir two Scratch infield hits.
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PUSIPIIIIHI GAMES
NEW llAV'lt‘N, May b.~-l\’nle) .\'. \
University llilllltd was cont-oiled;
l‘iill..\l‘ll‘II.-Plll.\. May
poutponod, ruin.
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The
Sentinel _
is .. Daily-
NEWS-
paper
A in the
Broadest;
Sense that
the Term
“NEWS?
clan be.
Applied ;
wlsb hint ammonium“ bow routiuru.
"I III RICE
Mr. Mae-quard cross-fired the charges
who In subbing for
burnlnx
letting
in Konoy nud Onkm, who were on the
'l‘hon Mirrqnztrd mottled down and
brought the tunic matinee to a handy
As usual tho Giants piiod up a nico
'l‘ho
Lynoh league champions made another
«rod three murderous runs and con-
uignod two trillion to the right side of
This attordod Muruuard :1
chance to breathe without Will“ and the
ungutirl Ind ripped into the Cnrdlnuls‘
nrtillorytuon and mowed them down as
first tls they l-nwrged from tho coup.
in tho tlrult. tire Innings he yielded on:
ruin
Kwt Atnori~
t‘tllll l’hlIndolphia-(‘iorolntu gunm- was
' . low nezutlva from one of thorn.
"tilililllll" illiiilll "
iiIII until run
lilii out ill liitlli
Outflolder Said Today That
Everything Is All Right Now
For the past. week Manager MoCann
of the Bridgeport loam has been with-
out. of start/ices of "Chrlltttnou" Cur-
rotl, the outileldor, who was moored
from Troy. N. Y., but Monday the two
not togothor nnd patched up thnir dll“
furrows.
Since Carroll dtK‘ldi‘d to hold out.
the out. iloid of the Mechanical has boon
iahlftod. Eloy. who bod been playing
in iii liadd'u old position In
Held, Wfll‘i nltll‘lod to left field Ind Nor-
ris was put Into center mden.
“Speedy“ P‘omn hold down right field
position. Carroll was playing loft field
and he showed mut‘h olibfi‘lt‘ In tho Qxlll-
bltlou Ramon bu took part in hol‘é. and
11190 In the opening game here in New
Haven. ‘
With “Christmas" hack in the fold.
tho local outfield will ultow mow
sawed.
VAIIIIEIIBILT RAGE It"
VET BIIIGTIIIIED
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Tirol Vanderbilt and grand prize on.
tomohiio races wiltoh are utipposed to
go to Milwaukee. haw not own sunr-
tlonod officially up to the present.
Them In home opposition in the non—
loot commute-e of the A. A. A. to Mll-
auntie-o uad oxnct usanra to millllu
guaida and other features will have to
be tntldo before 11 titlilCIlOll is issued.
it has hot-n uuggonlod than tho focus
must ho run of! between Soul. '3 and
001.5. iii“ , .~..
WEI-1“.»PWMI‘IL; ‘
Foolish. »
Why go to the not or imitate the
luduntrtoun boo? The out is a crazy
puronlto and tho bee works all may
later for bone}. only to be robbed dur-
ing his winter sloop Let tho nutl
come to man and lotun method;
boo and learn proctlonl banking."
Baltimore Evening Sun.
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For Breaking Out.
“Why do you how those glass cows
with the ax. hummer. crowbnr and so
forth. on the-so «turn "“ united a traveler
on the railroad going to New Y.ork
"Oh. those. are put there in cattle any
one wants a window upon,“ replied
the locations man.
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Making Wood of Straw.
Science with on bye to the mnmr
factors of artificial wood from utrnw.
is now experimenting in London. At
tho outset it in proposed to utilizi-
the process for tho munuinoture ol’
mutrlwn. and It is claimed the cost
will be lessened.
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Olive Tree 400 Years Old.
There are in Syria some olive trees
which are known to be more than
400 yearn old. Not only are they
still in a flourishing condition, but
they are likely to bear fruit for a
century or two longer.
WM
Hu Plenty of Tlme.
A clock in St. Petersburg has 95
faces indicating oimultnneously tho
tlmo at no different spots on the
earth's surface. besides the move-
ments of the earth and plants.
‘11
Fool Economy Method.
To sin made by a French railroad at
a device for heating water hetero it
teaches the boiler by exhaust steam
showed a fuel economy at more than
twelve par cant.
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Potion and Propoolng. . ,
Tint German photographer who
Inn Antorluan girls don't: know how
. ‘to bone moot have got on uncommo-
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ltIllIn Contour-lam.
The latest con-u: bu. revealed the
ominous in Italy of over 600 per-
Iouu having lived more than a. oeu-
1m.
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. mil II um um».
The mind to tho moatm ovor every
oomol- u grout fortune. wattlltlcu.
WW
OIIt TrII'I Longth at tho .:
rot tor”. 300 years.
condor ‘
tlm}
‘ uinula; ruin.)
_ tor their associations
kind of tot-tune: I grant lnlnll ha-
The hum of an oak tree best” 00
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SPIRIINI
Manager Mack of the Philadelphia
Amortnnuo released Pitcher Dantorth
m the Baltimore team at the intern»
tionul league.
" Outfielditl' (loom Stone. who a tow
yours ago led the. American league in
-.......¢.-..~ m. w... H...»~....u..._..m
LEAGUE RESULTS
CONNECTIGUT LEAGUE.
m
Yummy: Rubin.
Now Haven 6. Springfield 0.
mum saloon postponed; wot ground.
Standing of Clubs,
W. L. RC.
Vow Huron 6 0 1.000
llu‘idgoport t 2 .600
New Britain 3 it .600
Springfield ....... 5: i .333
l-Iolyoko.............1 4 .200
Hartford . ............ I 4 .200
Gum. Today
New “infill at Holmke.
lt'rltllroport at. Springfield.
.‘x‘ow Bl'lltiltl It Hartford.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Volley-day's RIIultI.
New York ti. St. 11.0qu 2.
Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 7..
Chicago 9, Boston 4.
'llz'ooklyn-Pltuburx: ruin.
sanding of Clam.
~ W. L. RC.
Cincinnati Ii 4 .737
New York ........... ill I .726
Chicago .............. it) it .520
Boston ............... ii 10 .4“
Brooklyn .. . . . . . . . . . .. t3 9 .438
I’hilndolphlu ......... ii 9 .438
Pittsburgh ........... ‘1' l0 ll?
hit. Lallln ..... . ...... . :1 H .263
Gums Today
New York gt St. liouiu
Boston at. Chit-ago.
Brooklyn ni. Pitunburzh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE_
Youterdly'l ReIuiis. .
(“hioult’o l, Worthington t), tfil‘o in-
lloutoo in. Detroit it.
PhilatiolpltIu-(L‘lot'olatld2 not around.
Now Yfil‘thI. bouts; min.
aw
butting, wait unconditionally released
by the Mllmulcee club yesterday. Do
tan and P‘luhardl, outlielders. were
tlflld to the Terra Huulte Central belt
gun club.
illillli’liill BIXIR iii
WE WILL CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR
Metzger Wind Shield
$10
FORMER PRICE ‘25.
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company
APPEAR iii liiIlIi III
IIIII Itlliil liIIS Willi
Other donned flit Artists Ap-
pear on Card: tor Bouts
The Now York tight fans will have?
an optmnunlty this wool: 01‘ witnenslng
one o! the world's. cilanlpioaa in too-
mn. O! (0th he's not it big cham-
pion. but he's the genuine article nor
brittle“. Johnny Ooulon its the gladia-
IR CIGAR STANDS.
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED
Smokers of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicitous of the M
tobacco irom which this Cigar was mada and the R. H. is no
sale at WHELPLEY d. CLARK‘S, DBEYFUSS'. LEARV'O AND .
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
tor mferrod to. and he'll intro to bnow
his root quality in (rider to retain his
title» unless nil signs lull.
Young Solzbors, who in on the card
for a ton round battle ntth the cham-
pion. is aboutttin toughest proposition
Sow York has in the botttnmwelgbt:
claw.
Coulou, Iorornpunied by Packer Mc-
Farland. who is to not unis chief sec-
ond. was expected in \‘ew York today.
lollnm to report“ to twin 0:10.:wa
and an ulllnl in full bioontldence. I
appreciates the foot that Salim lo
a tough bot to whip and has trained
faithfully hr. the content.
Young Solzborg reallm that be is
getting the opporbunlty of his lite in
limiting (Ionian. Ho but worked hard-
er form com.“ mm for any prowl ‘
bun onomond ll lighten it. will um 00‘
.H h ‘
due to turn of mm. In bu w-
tented Young Abram the dancing goali-
roro bo Bmoklru mint Chicago on
far ml" the principals and the chief sod
ondn m0 roam-rum.
nw‘
FIREW ALARMS
' QOUTH NONWALK‘ FIR! ALAIN
Standing of Clubs.
W. [1 RC.
i‘hlruuo ........... .. lit :‘1 .750
liouton ............. . ll 7 .il‘ll
\l'atthlntttou ......... lit 7 .Silli
l‘hilitdt‘ilphla ......... it b‘ .529
("lowland ........ 8 ll .41”!
{lot roll ......... . ..... ll 12 1‘30
St. Louis ...... it it! .333
Now York ...... . ..... 4 it: .250
Games Today.
St. Louis ht Now York.
(“.Iiioago at Washington.
Ilotroit btvlltmton.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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mm on the Family BlblI.
Rev. Patrick Bradley. preaching
upon the prevalent neglect of the
bible sold: ”Whilst I have walked
through the different families of my
congregation. I have found too little
one made of the sacred volume which
contains our right and title to a happy
immortality. Many plead that they
cannot bare the blblo always in their
hands. Truo. but in many cnnou 1
find family bibles lying so unused
damnation upon the com: of them!
” Thane thinso {Night not to be."
A Van “inward. '
When one bus ““0! that are either
very expomlve or that are treasured
one will be
glad to learn of some safeguml that;
will troop them from shutterlnz when
top Mary from a profusion of flowers.
The nimble-at method is to place silver
and or I handful of white pabblen ID
that with their additional henvlneu
the bottom of the vase will be less
ono's denim .
. ‘~~
Faith mom tho Devil.
A- Icttool motor.
of our M01 mm?"
“Now,
Irtlolno bi Ilium faith from?"
no sound.
dottiII" .
momma-"iron: til
' ‘ . 7ut~lorwnllt Hos
that with my linger. 1 could nrtto‘
unutablo 11nd than giving the IdVIn—
logo at arranging the Items more to
when reading
from the 0110ch cotocbllm. united I
boy, “Wild. do we get the articles:
The boy hul-
tatodv—‘I girl Inoworedwflrom the
bible. "Quite right.“ said the molten
WIlliIiu. where do we not the
'l‘bé
boy, having only lndlotlnolly bout-d
Elect!“
It
ulna-ml.
Flu All rm rte-mount!"-
B an
orkn Tolobnono for
No. at
t—«qublnston and North Main St...
Mnhucknmo Hotel.
{ulna mood nu.
Emilia tin Comet. Factory. prlvatu.
0~ Hoyt a Theatre.
il~Mustc nan, ‘tlltti'ord and City flotat-
a-cm ISL
12~~xWeot St , Franklin School.
13-~x(.‘ncord 81.. Concord and Lincoln
(lie in
tin—North Main Ind Ann 8"
ibwflltfh at. we BI Iavvtew Ava.
ism: (WWII iron orbs.
l.—- Went Ave. and (‘ed at St.
lsmfllgb School West Ave.
al-Weat St. ”1th Taylor Ava.
':3~ttEly Are. and Low 8tu
zlwillmflnllt and Hour
20 about): Main Ind onme Bu.
:0 Amado-mun Are. and Auntin Bi.
27-Woat and Film Grow at:
almswtb Malt: BL. batman bro" Int
Meadow
tan-um Electric Worsla.‘ Butt» Bi.
“undoing and ('lu'
35-x avilund I‘m! 'ftoat StI.
Sin-twill: wood
11—mroum Ava. Ind Cod-r Bi.
42--'.l‘:ylor Ave. and South at.
‘84—- Woodwud live my. and Marlow st.
G5:Burrltt nnd Quinton! Am. and Wu»
«Maroodward lat! Immden Av».
61~Ooldon Hill t. Ind llllmwood A".
52~ Warm tons on one
mmttht rdsbd Ann ”BL. pun“.
EIwNorwllk Look (20.. girl vet I.”
(33)“ nonntaI non-Intortonngbon
which an“. num-
bcr at that box”
an be around
“1.0“?” ton o: to noon Ind I p In.
- n Wow“ odd um”. touting 01
ll no
we filo-gotten Inor- In Intro. 1.!" out. ro-
0:le Monumental-1
Wit-1‘10" Itroku. motor to be Ibut
:06 p. 111.. each Wet-amour. a box
“till 11
in ullnd for tout .
Inn: for In til-trial It» ro-
lro Alarm
oolvod'br telephone.
NDRWALK Fl-RI ALRRMI
lS—Co nor of Main Ind WIll Btrnou.
”fault AVoan mi Union Place.
:3 “ring?“ lllll Ind silo“ strut.
Ill-Mint“ Monu- Ind Borkotoy alt-«t.
37-—FrInil lln Avenue Ind Lyne- Plum.
mutton noun. (Prom;4 b.qu
ill-«Wont Avnnuo Ind erwln ail-bot.
Slim—Hum r Avenue ond robord Street.
BiwCtholb rm: Ind d1 arbor Avonun.
30--Welt Avenue. nm the armory.
tillwltevona Street nod Elm Crest.
“were” trout and Wilton Ivonne.
42... um Ill-oat Ind Nomi Avenue.
. 40-— rInooEl EIM'N' t.
nd Street Ind Tlndoll Lana.
to nln and CI} horlno Rtmot to.
Now Ctamn told and Fair Stunt.
i—Cbuin Strut. moor Bummer 0t.
60-» tthgtnntm Union Avenue.
33:33:: 1.30:?“ I Inc I
on ronuo.
Ill-4mm Avenue and strum m.
M.— m .
nbwnv‘ron rtnl ALAIN DIITHIDTI
tIu-t lint! MI. to N. L. N. H. a 1
tor. in his chief “will“. It wlii them
83—40
:I~~Rau1road to Brook GI.
«rm
rm lit. to Railroad
' Wu! ‘1
154'! hits Bring. nun tic Brookltde
lila- «WJtito Br ridge 3. Hg 0L. 1. Bound.
't—VI bite to L. 1'. Soon in.
One sin-otterM o the tire belt II odd titnII
indicate: tinting.
Two stroke: of on bail. thus. 1- i. In
roller! 0! Bro be that Xvi-lo
water to on It. ' 1'
ut
' ”A third or mm mm tumult. Inflow
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM IOXII
Fire headquarters. 56 Van Zuni Street
Telephono 170
I-MF‘ltrh School (private)
6~~Mnrtln School tprlrute).
film-«East Wuhington and Fort St:
Elk-«Van Zundt St. and Osborn Ate.
atom-Emu Ave. and Rowan St.
3l‘l-~Wlnfleld 8t.
223~~Fort and Charles Sta.
321—43211.“ Am and Fitch St.
225wst. John St. and Edlio Ave.
33!«-~%mllow Are. and First St.
336~~Boulcrnrd and Second St.
830~Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
Bxleoulovurd and Blackstone St.
81l-Koyuor St. and Pine Hill Ave B.
Slzmxeynor St and Duck Pond rd.
Ma‘shoro Haven (Told
A telephone. mealtime to Electric Station
(700) botwuon the hours of B p m and
I n m. hing location at fire. an alarm
will be tron tit tit-merit box
Private boxes will only be pulled for
lira on routines “bore located.
Socon alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting cute! upon his arrival
at the tire.
Spot III Stun III
1~Oone blast It odd limos. touting or line
[malle- blunt at. I ll” 111.. ntundarti tlmo.
1- iu—T oblnats. re out .
il-«ll—— went) two. at it a. m. no morn-
ing wanton of public school
l1~1l-—-‘!‘wenty-two. at 11: 800 In. no u-
nsouslon of public school.
iliilluu~Ten blultn quickly culls tho
entire deportmont.
'OUTH ‘NORWALK POIT OFFICE
MAILS
South Norwalk Postofflce
' MAILQ AnntVt FROM
IIItIrn Felon-0: 05, 7:00. 10:80 I. at
W‘Ifl’o'rn ain‘t- 'o:os Latin '10 so I.
a 3:00. 4: ts ti m' u"
military—43 so. a to 1.111 p ,1 no. 1:15 p.
Ngrwaluutltio. 0:00. 10. 00 '1. m.; 1.00. 8: 00.
00 p. tn.
MAlLI CLOII FOR
Ilium1 Po 0.33011ch .00. willgldrpor} only.
: i
1
n
01:50. mafl~ l"'Izoti‘ Igoio‘pdn m 1 on m” 11 u
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"9'11:u5'17‘".'°°'ofi‘°9'pm“. .5201”
It uhrulpolntn clan-5:00p. in. in:
It. to. cnown. Pennant».
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Norwalk Pbotofltco
Mano Dunlap“
.- New York
p. m.-~l0uot ”an%!
: p. m.-I‘.lo.nbury iii
1“ p. muwflgllillym a!“
ix flwwnau-n-‘md-l—I
All!“
will be made appetlulng and rib“
gestlble when aided by a slut
ot good claret.
Rhino. wine. mu bro inf:
wines that. will tonal... up 7th. 5
stomach and diatom used by...’
those who value
gustatory pleasures. especially:
when they are pure and cbalco
from Magnet- & Flynn‘s.
Magnet 81 Flynn ‘-
1 In‘ With
no
sazéz
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8
‘2;
Ill—~38!“ Wu
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up?“
a
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23%
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9: 00 n. m. ~Eust West
Currierl' win
‘- m.
Advertise 3 our
M,WEATHE,R a...»
NOW is REAL ESTATE TIM
Burgundy 1‘ or; .
health and ‘
I Renault!“
m~mnbury ”division.
smut
tuna».
door open from i;
mount :1 _
lliadnm.i this estu
”winner.”
Lil-townie In whl
tuiu our prices til it
celled.
Tel. 401.
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Til
Rogor Ludtnw
NW N'- '
one wherout you can order
of the kind that will be nronoti’
dials. ln'nudlos. gins.
guarantee our quality no losing
unit
"I lit! snout"
[ballooning
bllahment
skies. win
t;tc.~~~w .
to. lowest. lb
25 mil,»
ti!
Norwalk Chronicler