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CLEVELAND 0,1)91 10: A tenia
five offer for the putty/1‘11 of 111.-
Cleveland American Baseball Club
has been tendered the bankers’ com-
mittee in charge of the financial at-
hln of C. W. Somers, present owuer,
by Ben lt‘ 'llopkins, local capitalist.
Hopkins, who is promoting the
Cleveland subway and is ( 111911111311 oi
the committee appointed by Mayor
Baker to look after 1111: affairs of the.
Cleveland Aniuitur llusnbul] Associa-
tion, declared last night that the p1'1-11
minary steps 111mm} his gaining con
trol of the Cleveland club have Do 1.
taken. Howetei', before control passe>
Io bimmeveral important details must
be settled. Hopkins insists upon sev-
eral radical changes 111 the terms 01
the sale as proposed by 1119 bankers
committee.
President Johnson at 1111a Amerimnl
league, George. Steele representing
the bankcrs‘ coininittue. and Owner
Somers held several conferences we
terday and last night and it is inti-t
mated that the deal for the sale oII
the club either to Hopkins or some
one else will be closed before Johnsoul
leaves. for Chicago t01110'1ro\\.
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now resin”; 11:1 1111-11 11:11's, For 111111
past several \v’t‘t'lir tn» dvpni'tnivntn
has linen chaining 1111' 11111 iroin 111w
tern throughout tlw ('11); but tho 11».
cent snow and cold $111111 iris 1111111 1111..
work up.
Meadow street 1111s 1111-11 1111111101'1'11111'
repaired by tho filling 1.1 01‘ 11111 119111
and humpuly 1111ch 111:11 1111\1' 11111111-
this llioi'ouphi'nru 11 4111111 11111» tor 11111
lorists to 111011.
The depru'tnivnl will do 1111 111:111
work during 1111- 1111;1:11111n1: Willlt‘i'
month's. Activities 111111114 1111:. 111111 will
commence 111 11.1 blii‘lllg.
.DEA'I‘HS AND rUNERALs.
\t'111'I11111-11 1111-.
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William R. Hauscll.
William 1:. liill‘n‘i‘il, 1'111'1111-1' twilor 111
Funeral of Miss Stevens.
The funeral 111' Miss Susan A
Stevens will 111 hold train the
home 111 :l Munroe Sin-1'1 Sunday .1!
ternoon at {1111111 Ii Hm. I“. '1. (‘1110
man will oliitintc, 11nd inlornwnt will
follow 111 Now (2111111111.
Funeral oI Mr,R1pkc.
Funeral mnicvs of Paul l"-'111l1'1lti(
ltipke w1-r1- hold this 11111rn1111n 11!
4:30 o'clock front 1I11~ 11111111111kln.;
nnors oi 11111'11i \V. 11111111111111 1111 \\ 1111
Washington 1111001 11-1. 111111111111
A. Coleman nilicintvd :11111 interment
‘mllowed In liit'irsidv (‘1llit‘lt'n
PORTO RICAN
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SAN JUAN. lullo I\it11. I)“.
lo.——Thc I‘111't11 |\'i1'11n
Coamo was stopped today‘w thc
French cruiser l)CSk.'ll'Sl(‘ , which
took four (it‘illlilll lllL'llltll front
the incrchantmnu
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THE SOUTH NORWALK We Will?
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First Clearance Sale
OFgTHE SEASON
FRIDAY. DEC. ID, 1915
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Fresh, New and Up-to-minuteMerchandise Offered by a. New Store at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES '
WOME N ’15
Coeds
89__s ””397; 3109; 31249 $1650
The most 1111111101111va $11115 1111
Whipcords, will all be ofl'vrwl
All trimmed with fur—110m
The colors are black. navy. brown
ill
Fine Wintei touts 111 llrnndt'lothn.
all of int-sis are fur 1121111111111.
The range of colors includ
Make your selection tront
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411 11' lil
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:11~1» choice Conn-1.
Children’s Coats
Just lett-itod thirty bountiful (1111111 for girls whi1li are the new al 111111 1111151 111.114. 1111111113 1111
mail as durable and sort’l'enblc 141111111111.~ for tho mung
touui'row nt gi'tmll)‘ 1'1ducod prjieas
3&5.
Children’s Dresses
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women and
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and Russian 1411-1111. Styles
lined with silk orguarantwd satin.
Some 01' ”19 WM Milt-'14 and most popular sellers mm 11 otn S '1
(Morduroys Woolplui-h
1111 111111115 in 91111111;
.Brown
$4.95
lll(‘ludllll:lllofl(l(ltlllts, tlnhcidinc: ,
51110 at remarkable reductions fl'uill 111gu1111' prices.
skunk (IDOSBuP-flllld Hudson seal.
the lawn.
~:tnd these also “1-
and MISSES'
Suits
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inn-20's
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including the bt'al
lh'purtintnt 11113 0111-1111! this
315 00 to knoll-mow “aimed to the abut» prices
L‘hevimx and lilixtuns
some all 1111 J. and others “1le only to
l’rncl Wall.»
and Green “ocular values $1501! to 3.110".
will 1111:1111 olivring
:1 1111-1-1'. 111111'1' lint‘llll or 1111111- stunning present 1111111 11111' 111 11111 11111111
“to M‘ll't‘llflll
a New York bunk. 111111 1~.11'I_v 111111
morning at his honn- 1111 ‘3 11:1'111's'l1-1"
avenue. Mr. linsscll, who 1111' b11111
ill for I long 1111111, 111111'1'd to Nornnllt You couldn't giro ln'r
Whom New Yorn about four or 1111' Sorg' 05‘ (U‘dllllll I"““'"“‘-
years ago. 19111111111 1v. nice» will 111 nl grcntl) 1'1-1lu1'cd prit 1'11 of
held from lh1' 111‘» '1111111' 511111111) 111‘
'IC‘I'IIOOD til 2343 .7‘1'I111l1.
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is lill'ill‘ 111111 111111111111 1111 11111111 from ‘2 lo 11 1111115
$1.49, $1.95 $2.,25 $3.25
also
$3.95
WOMEN’S and MISSES
Dresses ‘
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Just the dress you 1 hi tor your Christmas Wardrobe—or. one that will 111111111 11 1191111111121 1:11
9' :o 111- found in this handsome andtai'ied collection. The materials 11111 the 1114111111 11-.» 1.1
1.11 12111-11 pi'm 111111111, and the models, 1'11.- 11111111 slyllsli 111111 1111 :11-thc-houi
ALL AT A GREAT SAVING IN PRICE!
“Ideal” Blouses
At $1.98, $2.98,$3.98, that will surprise you
WASHABLE SATIN SATIN DE CHINE WASHABLE TAFFETA
RADIUM SILK MERVEILLEUX SILK CREPE DE CHINE
'l‘oo lllllll)‘ styles to uttt'utpt dost-.riptions beyond 111111111: 111.11 they are
with two or tin- Point lnstenings. Compose illuusos 111 (11-minute 01-91111 11nd 1‘1'11111- .19
Copies of $10 to $25 Paris Models
1. '1112 d1'1'11-11It1ux Silk Blouses, with collars oi Drugnline.
11111111'1iidci'ed111' with fancy slripm Strictly Tailored lllouww lucked
h1-n1u1it1'hrd wiripe‘s of :n In 1111 1‘r1~p1-. \\‘11~'11nbl1- Tallt'lzi lll11u.1~ 111111
than fasten up 111 1111- chin
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The Beloved Physician.
Who, doomed tO‘Vgo In company
with pain.
Turned his necusaity to glorious
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AUTUMN ROMANCE. I
Were you a leaf, gold 111111111,
And I a wandering breeze.
We'd gladly go a flying
Where streams are lullubying I
Through woods of autumn tinted.
To far, old. welcoming sous.
And i a wandering 11111029. I
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Were I a sunbeam youthful I
And you the guardian tree,
Whose gold and crimson treasures
[ praised in amorous measures
My words. however truthful,
Would doubted «be by thee
Were l a sunbeam youthful
And you the guardian tree.
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Were you green garlands wearing .1
And I the harvest sheen
With serenade of paSsion
I'll sing September fashion,
Til, modest green tor-swearing,
You'd blaze a brilliant queen,
Were you green garlands wearing
And i the harvest sheen.
And you the ripening grain.
In my bluedome snpernal
I'd brew a draft nocturnal
To set; the world aoleeping
And flood you; bright.- domnin
Wth the story ever weaning
Bound castles fair in Spain.
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hiring.
\lorc “In 1111 album; life ho loved >0
well. '
Fears of the Conqueror he oft lliltl
banished
Front thresholds of his brothers in
the night,
liowvol‘t such tours for him, the
dauntless, vanished!~
For was he not our Captain 111 thc
fight?
And yet the shadow lingered in the
sunlight,
The shadow of his passing who
would stay —
To struggle longer for-his suffering
brethren,
'l‘o light. their Night, who loved with
him the Day.
And as the Shadow‘ slowly closed
aboutus, .
The shadow of that last brave, los-
ing light}
We longed to give‘ our strength to
turn the bottle
He fought against fienth’s old relento
less might.
wifllltfifi'w‘. .1
The streets are full of life, the life
he gave us. '
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strife with min.
Now from the fuller day his brave
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All drcani of death. nil 11h 111011 111 thc
grave.
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Owing to a wonderful purchase h
from one of the very best woolen
houses who needed cash and;
needed it badly, I bought sever-
al hundred suitings and overcoat-
ings at my own price. Note when
I say MY OWN PRICE It
means tremendous savings. Come
share with me the greatest bene-
fit derived from such purchase.
For your selection: are graya.
fancy blues, pencil strips, blues
and blacks, unfinished wo'rstcds;
Over too different patterns to se-
lect from.
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IGreatest Custom
Made Garment-
SALE
Ever llcldfiu South Norwallt
0R OVERCOAT
Made to your measure
1.2.5.
Every suit or. overcoat ordered tomorrow or all. next week will be finished fo Chistmas if deSired.
All garments made on our premi- sea and you can see our work ro om from the street
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