THURSDAY. HAY 4., 1926
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122313 Striite i’tinning Stride litter
Sony Shcuitg, amt [trance lieu:
Yotlter States .0 the core of
lO-Z—Snith, Lucitt and
Usher Here Big Three of the
Game lestertiay I
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II22 1222.2» 2-1 122 to ;‘ '1222- 122222222 was
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lend), utter Norwalk's' spurt 2n the
122 I 222 no.2. 1122212 [tilt I2t22s vent hood,
utti. r‘tith 1222212222 21222211222 on 122.. up
3222222222! in all depttt'ttitcuts.
Notwttlh broke luurt‘ in tl2.»2 I'ourth
itiillllt: and pint-2222212221 to connett in 22
“22,2 sttt2es<like IlialilJ'l' 22.2th Stet
etts‘ shoots, \iilli three llIOlt: 22.222 22.2
n 2't2-ttlt in the “fill tuning the locals
kept 22p theit good work and. when the
’t‘l 2222222 had been retired itt this
{l“tlt.t2 .i\\2> 22122122 lutrw l‘tlllttt‘ts llutl
bravo-d our the plate tor 22 total of
22212212! lllu:.
Nl't‘lt'i‘ [22.2222 scored 222 the sixthin
Itlllk but, in the seteitth. ilte visitors
222.2222tt;«2d to slip 22222. it 2'2222. after 22
3102222211. et'rot' httd sewed 22s 22 good
etttrteti for Port Chester. Norwalk
22>lst> hammered 22 run across in this
Home to lll.\l'0Ulll Hint of the \isitors'.
Both trims \(‘Ul't‘tl again 222 the eighth.
'I'iot'v.221k bi'tnuing its total up to 10
gold i't>2't (‘ltt-stt-t' registering its' sec-
2222.12t222l 122222 mum of tht game
122 .ttttres ot‘ yesterday's contest were
the e\2t2lleut pitching of Smith and
422.. 12222222 hitting of Loncbttk and Mo.-
I.t".‘, l'oi‘ Nt-ruztllx "lit-gale“ held the
.isilttis to two hits only. and it was
222222. 2222 pttthably .222 this perform-
«lit-2. that Norwttlk inn-d as. well as
212.2 .ti-l According to past perform-
zillt'vs. no pitcher could depend abno-
12212221) 2222 I222 1222'221 ttttttititi. “'lieggIe'
probably tinned ”till it there were no
His. 1122 222 \Itllltl be no errors, and 1222
Wit: ‘iglt .\'.> It» brilliant than the
gtitt-l it”; of 52222212 2222-
'(Taltlnttl .lt>22“ 1.22222'11311
{out ll’llt.‘ to the plate.
the butting of
who out 221
Flil‘t'l‘t‘tlt‘d ill
l‘tt‘lll‘ out tour s2tt>2 hits. one of them
I2 double. .\|22ht22, 221' the 100-115, 11150
pertuttnetl handsomely 221212 the wii.
low. lttllllll‘: out three hits out of 11222
222:22- :tt but The box st2o222:
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ab r '11 220 :t e
filttittutt. ss ......... 5 l l I) .2". 3
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("0212 1o. 212 .......... I 0 l l 2 1
1‘2 122's. Lib .......... I 0 n 2 1 2
lint'ity, 1b ......... 4 II 1 9 0 1
Quinn. (2 ........... .t o 0 a 0 2
Ix’osowitz. ss' ..... '. .3 1 t) n 2 0
Jordan. cf ..........2 o o 3 O 1
Stevens, p .......... L‘ 0 0 0 :i n
'i‘tttztls .. ..322 2 3 :41 u (1
SPORE 11V lNNINtZS:
l'Ol'l (‘12.2:2222t2...0 1‘2 0 0 0 0 i l 0- 0
:‘(otv-‘ztlk ". 0 1I 3 2 0 l 1 X ‘10
'l‘tvehuse hits' —(‘orleto. 1.022(2I2.2k.
First on bulls- Oil Smith 2: off Stet-
cns'. 1. 82222212 out 22132 Smith. 7: by
Stevens. V. Sacrifice hits—Kelley.
Smith. Stew-us Sacrifice flies—Cop
ley. Smith. Double play—CorleLo to
2222222): Passql ball—— Lonchak,
uinu. Stolen bases—“abet: Sturde-
ant. Kelley. I'mpit'e-sptof. A. B.
‘uru-ell.
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FRANK comt oowuso av
STOMACH TROUBLE.
CHICAGO. May 4.—Frank Gotch.
hamplon wrectler, yesterday conclud
2 his circus engagements because of
tomacl trouble which has forced
tim to remain in care of a specialist
' ere. at: has one. on in weight a.
285 poutds, it is said.
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“ - ts him for being able to do no.
woke dictum Mild Clear.
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out of 212.2 122222.222 Hlltigt'ilitr Moll
witz \\d> going hell .2! titst base 2222‘
the 222.22 so mil in 21222 that there
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at 112.21 position by Mnuttxtr lit-22.22:
even with 1131 Phase
bench ttwaitittu 22221222's. but
lzitketl himsrif 3.222222
11222» 2222222 (‘1222522 22 chance to break 222.
The result St't‘llh to spell good itigt.‘
tor Molluitz as l‘iuttnnuti's first has:
man t‘hasc 222222122 it start that 22.25
brilliant in the extreme and 220 doubt
he will sttty at the sack.
1622-2) baseball follow-r 12222-22'
(‘ltas'c to 1222 {222’ superior to Moliwiir
22s 22 first h.tst2222~.tn and a hull player.
but (‘ittts22‘s ”22222212 to prove it in (‘in-
(:uttati would 12222222 been long delayed
ii MI)11\\117 12:221 not iticitt-d himself
out of the 222222222. Having ousted Moll-
wit'z. t‘httst- may now he expected to
turn his attention to ousting Her/.22.:
22nd tttkiit: his place as manager.
sitting 2222 the
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Nl-IW \'tiitl\', ' .2' 1. President
John K. '1‘22222-r 221 t.. Vatiouul 1.2222222".
announced yt-tsttrtltty that he had dis-
nllowt-ti 2122- pt'oicsit of the Pittsburgh
cluh 222:.ti22st 22 decision of l'mpire
Byron in the game with St. Louis on
April 20. Pittsburgh objected to 22
ruling of llyron in (11111222: 22 runner
out 222 third for interference by Mam
ager Callahan. President Tenet since
then has issued an interpretation or
the rule which the umpire decided
was violated.
in announcing his decision. Presi-
dent Tencr s'ttid he personally VIII-
nessed the occureuct- anti that Man-
ager Callahan was warned by l'tu-
pires' llyron 22nd Quigley not to touch
the rumor but that 122- tttttiuestittmt.
hly did so.
CHANGES FORDHAM LINEUP.
Coach Lush Puts Manager Ray O'Con
well in Le" Field.
122 2222 effort to remedy the weakness
shown by the Fordham baseball nine
l‘t‘(‘(2lilly liilly Lush, the Maroon conch,
tried seveml 222121“an the lineup in
practice yesterday. ~
The biggest surprise came when litty
o‘t‘outtell the manager. was put into
the left field position. ()‘(lonneli in :2
that ‘bull player but his managerial
duties prevented him front working in
the early pr22etit't2 Following the
Columbia vittory. O'Connell reported.
iii a ttniform and since then has been
putting tip a fine name in practice. it
is expected that he will start in the
Penn State game at Fordham Field
Iodn)‘.
hamlco will in all probability he
sent 12222-1. from second to first base.
Joe Martin. who was knocked out of
the (‘olumbin game, is expected to
start today.
STADIUM BOUTS OFF.
“Dilly" lihson has called off the
Stadium .-'t. 0. home for tonight. as
”Bill" iii-ennan had a prior engagmcnt
to take Fred Fulton's place against
Boer ltodel at the Clermoni club. in
Brooklyn. tonight. Rather than at-
tempt a makeshift card on short notice
Gihson descided to postpone the en-
tire show.
Watt side boys will again form the
features of the bouts on Saturday
evening at the Stadium. Jimmy Duf-
fy. hailed as the west side lightweight
champion, will trade punches with
Chick Bimhf, of Scranton. In tho
other ten round bout ‘Joe' Lynch. ban-
tam. will try his assortment of swings
and lab. on ‘W UNI.
‘Mike‘ Gi'bons will meet ‘Jeff' Smith
in a ten round out at the Stadium on
May 28th.
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WOLGABT STOPS CRADWELL
WINDBOR. 0222.. In 4. --"Ad" Wol-
fist, at Milne. Itch, gave “Willie"
Cradwell, of 'Brookiyn.n terrific bent-
iuurhg tho“ In lens. at their
but here tut lixht. The Meme stop-
pod the can. can we. to haul
lane in rent. Wren-tall! gotfivt
chimed that Wolgut was hitting low.
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To
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‘UE SOUTI. NO-.WALK EVENING SENTXFIA.
IN 22202 or 2222221
. May 1 .\ significant!
2.222. lc 222 the "P2 t Weekly " the 2222:2222
..t 1110 Ulilh‘rslt) of Pittshtu'g. says
that efforts will he made to do away
lulht'bull at the uttnei'atty on 222'-
(011121 22111222 lath Oi patronage and the
disillltl‘t‘flttllterfi of the students m
in.- sport It says- that the money
spent 222 fOsI~22'.t.L the game \2ill he 22st
22211.
cl 222 tle2elt>pit2g sla2~ tor the tiatk
22.2122 l'uuiplniul is 222.22122 that 2222 21222
I..2s.">all 22222222 lltit' are sen-22 2222222
21... would 222.2122: good material as
22.2.1. stars. but are not inallalilr on
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Hunt-'2' tourht'd out
lithiuy Johnston sliding into third
time 222 21222 fifth inning ot‘ yesterday's
tlittut Dodger clash the third base pro-
l>122tn oi the loud 2'Iul> agutn
2212i>t2i'2222>st.
\\ 1.2222 lit-2 .wtt
hadl)
spiltetl 122- ptoltttbl) 22ill be out of the
2.2222222 for 221 It222s2 ten days. His right
12222221 22225 cm ht‘lWH‘ll the first and
set-2222.1 timers the flesh being torn and
1110' 12222222, expostd 'l‘wo s'lilt'hes were
the wound ‘
This is 212.2 M‘t'tllltl itittry to the promU
121111: young llillt'ltlt‘l' this year. he hitV2l
inn been spiked on the middle 112222422“
or his rinht band 122 2222 exhibition.
At 212222 time the “one
1222211) Iti'ttisetl 1222 22225 Itliliilt‘ to catch.
:2 hull lili‘ three weeks This wound
22 Is still troubling ltttn when the in-
iurt of re ~22 rtlln s't-nt hint to the bos'
| 22.21
\t'tni‘tltitL' to (11222" 221112 inls'. lluntet'
222:2) he ltlltl‘t‘tl on the disabled list and‘
12212 in New York until the team re».
tttrtts from it». this trip around the
\\'2 sh r22 tlltUli. llttuter 212222.: not like
1h Hunter was so
222 2 sszti'y to t'lose
:itl1lt‘ “11> .N‘t‘
his {tom Lintlley iMliiflf‘)‘ Atademy.
at Wheeling W. \'22, had arranged to
give 121222 22 reception at i'lttttlturg. and
Mt-lrost Mitts-st boyhood [this we
ready to greet Hunter ttt Boston
LAWRENCE 4. antocseoar 2. l
liRlll‘yIt'i’tikT. May ‘r vPonningtou.
held Bridgeport safe all the way and
Lawrence won. 4 to 2. In the ninth
Pennington smothered what look like-2
a winning rally. Gaudete singled and
‘liitll tripled. The next three men.
however. 2222222 out in order. Score: 1
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The score by tuning:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
lN-‘t‘flme Washing-tun
Ilitluhlvt'.. ti. Kr“ XML 21 (lo 222
mugs).
l’ltiiatl. Iplita. .5, Boston, 22
(‘22.2 inttatt. 2: St Louis '
t‘itttagul‘ut 22222212. wet grounds.
Standing 2» National League ~
W L. l’t'.‘
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l‘hltiititll2ltlit X 5 .615
1222.- 22222 7 .3 .381)"
t‘ItitaLo 12‘ ti .571
('2222 22222.2t2 9 h 529
l'ltl: butgtt 7 c .462
St Lt2u2s . 7 it 1.12
New \tvtlx .L' It! ’UO’
Games Today.
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t‘tttt illliiill at St Louis
2‘! 2.2.2222 at l‘tttshuth'lt.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
l'ltlliitlt'lltll'u NPW \‘ttfk. 3
(Holy «22.. 22422.22 st-Itt2tiui.-.l)
Standtng tn American League.
W. 1.. l‘.t‘.
. lit 6 622';
t 12|2 .22422 ..III 12‘ .5336
N22“ \22212 . . 5 '2' .5331
lfos'ttm 9 8 CBS
Detroit 9 X .529
(‘12'22212222-1 . X it 500
St Lou2s . ti 9 .4220
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Games Today.
Is til llt'it‘tilt
I‘lt2tt'ltttltl 221 (‘hit‘ttiio
\\‘2.shtn,222>n 12' Philadelphia
N222 York 22! lioston
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
'i'oronto, I2:
Iitlffiilo.
N22watk.
Richmond,
\
Games Yesterday.
littlttntore. 5.
ii, i'rotidence. 2.
T. litit'hmzlt'l'. 5
1. Rochester, 2.
.
standing to International League.
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Richmond
lluttalo
Baltimore .
‘Mont real
t‘oronto
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Games Today.
Toronto at Baltimore
Montreal at Richmond.
ntlflttln
Roclteut
at Providence.
er at Newark
EASTERN LEAGUE.
(‘ltattnneomu 4: Little Rock, 3
Game. Yesterday.
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ALL SORTS
PAGE NINE
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(Bridgeport. Telegram)
Battling Kuuz. Norwalk's
lightweight 122222 his but 122
still for Al Kett'hel
the following letter.
Dear Sir:
Through tle valuable columns 02
the Bridgeport papers Al Ketchel ls
. trying to impress
same of :2
;\\'hcn Al and I 222222 for the first time
Vin the Casino, Bridgeport he shaded
.1120. 1 willingly accepted the chance
{for another meeting at South .\'22r
walk. Tuesday, April 25.
There isnt a doubt in my mind t
:when the battle was over.
,the ring
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favorite2
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‘Popular Amusements
THE REGENT THEATRE.
The Fashion Show of 1916 is the at-
traction at the Regent Theatre today.
to
three other acts and the rcxulnr pro-
The picture
today is 22 1'1 llliam Pox production
called “The Man of Sorrow " with Wm
an-
2nouncement is enough to pack the Re-
Kent theatre alone but the balance of
the entertainment is enough to liter-
ally turn them away. in addition to the
”l" "“1"” 0' ”‘0 Fashion Show Fentelli and Stark. the.
victory he “m" “0“ well kown musical comedy pair will
appear. as will Lew \i'ttrd the ruinous
wit and Raymond. the eccentric com
edian. The matinee Is at 2: 20 and
the evening performance tit ’2': 15. th
vaudevile 22.2 8: 30 and the feature pic-
“at ture will be repeated at 9 .15. except on
“‘9” man‘ Saturday. when two complete vaude-
and woman (for there were a few) ville shows will be given at night. The
left the hall with the saute impression picture for nida, is Victor Moore in
Lawrence. 3 “'(‘i‘ceatvn I; Hartford, ti
22" 1‘ l' N 2* 2'1 Lowell. 2.; Springfield. :2
(i't‘onnell. cf 4 l 0 ti 0 it New London. 21; Lynn. ti.
Luvs'ter. rl' ........ 4 l 3 l t) 0, New Haven. 2: Portland. 1
Wrarnc 2b IIIIIIII 4 l i 0 4 (2" Ltiwrenee. 4: Bridgeport, 2.
.\ittlton22y, s'.: ....... 4 I 3 0 It 1 _ " “'
()s'tergren. 222 t (l 2 22 22 In sum" "I Em"; Lu‘eutpp
(touley. 3h ........ 4 it (i l 3 “Lowell 1“ 1‘ .iitit)‘
Howard If ......... 4. 0 t 2 0 0.32m, London ''''''''' 3 1 .75 E
Mlll‘llhy c .......... 4 0 I 9 0 0.1.2222'renee ............. 3 2 .600
Pennington p ...... 3 0 ti 0 ti..tll"ot't122n21 .. . . . . .I'. 2 .5110
-- .. _. .N‘priitcfleltl ............ 2 2 .500
- '.\'nn ............... " " ’200
5 I 2‘ . . '. ' ' - ~'
Totals ....... ‘. .. 3 > 4 1t 2 2 2‘1rttlt2t2ttort ..2 3 .100
Bridgeport. [Vow Haven .2 3 .100
“b r h ”0 a 9 Hartford .1 3 .2511
Edwards, If . ...... 4 l l l (LWorces'Ier .1 3 .250
(1222221221122. ri' ....... 4 'I l 2 0 01 1
112211. 2h ........... if 0 l i 2 1 Games Today.
llyrne, 3.1, ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 4 0 1 2 . 0‘ ]Worcester ainiitt‘rtford.t
. .. ., «HYTt‘IN‘f‘ it Hi "Flinr .
)lOshier. (I """" 4 0 0 0 " 01 Lowell :2t Stirinufleltl.
Thompson. 1b ...... 4 0 0 14 0 0. I.vn22 m New London.
Smith, c 2222222222 3 0 0 t 1 1 Portland at New “22222.22.
Stewart, ss ........ 2 0 0 0 2 l
2‘ 2 2r. .......... 8 0 0 0 4 0
RUM p ,_ _ _. __ _ __ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAMES'
0 ..l YESTERDAY
Totals """"" 3‘ 2 5"“ ii “ At122nttt.$l . lilrmincli'tm. 1.
x Mahoncy ottt. ltit by batted ball. ! Mobile, 5; New 0,293"... 3_
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Lawrence ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0—4
‘Bridgepnt't l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l»:
Tow 1222522 hits, Howard, Gttttdett22..
Three base hits, Edwards. Ball. Stol-l
en base. Ostergren. Sacrifice. hits,’
Stewart. Sacrifice fly. Ball. Left on
bones. Bridgeport 4; Lawrence 6. First
baso on errors. Lawrence 1. Bases on
balls. of! Belger 2. Earned runs, Law-
rence 4; Bridgeport 2 Struck out by
Reiger 3: by Pennington. 9. Wild
pltch,Pennington. Umpire. Doherty.
Time. 1:50.
May 24 cmfwypahrdiu
COdLEGE GAMES TODAY.
Virginia at Harvard.
Beiolt at Wisconsin. _‘
Loyola at Mt St Mary.
Syracuse .at Michigan.
Wash. & Jett. at Duqueane.
Georgetown at Dartmouth.
A. & M. of No. Carolina at. Navy.
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COLLEGE RESULTS YESTERDAY. bout “’2 necessary.
Rhode island. 3' Trinity. 0.
\ale. 4;
Holy Cross. 2.
Rates. 2: Brown. 0.
Maine.
rain)
5
5; Colby.
(eight innings.
l—thnt 1 had won by a wide margin.
latter writing is useless and another.
‘I
2 i am willing to meet the Yankee.
He?
U80? again in his home town.
can choose his referee,
three newspapers for a decision
1
name any shipment of 23. 000. 000 bushels
I gntn through this port to Europe dur—
“Tlre Race.‘ at Paramount output.
MUCH GRAIN SHIPPED TO
EUROPE
PORTLAND. Maine. May 4—The
of
Tufts, I0; Georgetown 1 (seven In» '1” also give him a side bet that [3 ling a period of six months ending
nings, darkness).
N222y.16: Virginia M. 1.. 2.
Cornell.
\‘iilanova, 6; Pennsylvania. 3.
5; Rochester, 2.
Catholic Univ.. 5; Lc'high. 4.
Lanyette. 5; N. Y. U.,
l.
PRAISE FOR THE BRAVES.
BOSTON, M” $.42“ ”IV“, re, at the present
tmont suitable to his palate.
, Thanking you for the space. i sin-
icerely remain.
t Yours in Sport.
BATTLING KUNZ.
A bout between the Bridgeport
Iboy and Norwalk's favorite would be
time a good drawinx
Med h m m M m 3. card in Bridgeport because of the
a. “moot MW" tom 1. the. dispute over the last decision.
Nor-
major meg, were ppm g..- mn-V walk fans believe that Kunz won. 22nd
conduct in the field and season 225' the Norwalk papers we the decision
President Tenor of the National Izainlt Ketchcl
Bfldgeport fans be
League, in a to“ wflnh Punt. hove Kctchel won and the Bridgeport
lent moon 0! to local club me upon gave him the M101!-
out today. MI by tho W1 A letter was received the other
our club loft. in the run Mu."
Mont m wrote when the Bonn, Rachel’s msnager, in which
mum antenn- m he scored: sutementinasundoy
“no patties «yon m i. not punt about the respective drawing?
“at“ “It the tom's min-wan of 222mm and Kctchel. "'
kWhmmmm mumutomhfn boy out m.
M! on the spinal bonnie: of the wt Kan: once more.
boys."
m by the sporting editor from w. R.
Ratchet won the fight.
I
May 1, was shown by figures official-
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‘ BIG BARGAINS
x Krmcha Bach
. xShw'nget
-; 2 Gorh
21 1 Christie& Son
' 1 RavenkBatcon
._ _ $05 90 AND UP
[fitndwctl Piano Co.
Nolatho. Norwnlkl
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yin; about next spring'l full
Smoke the tum 222222 org-r.
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22222; AMERICAN g! m coo mm
lithe——
A total of 182
ly complied today.
ships loaded cargoes here during that
t’te. Approximately 30,000 horses
were shipped to France anti England,
most or them for war service.
'5
m
New Spring Waists
1.98
Value 3.00
. JACOBI’S
W hat ls Pyorritea
There isn't any necessity of giving
you the scientific definition. That 122
mites the use of too many hard
words. In plain language i’yorrhea
is a disease of the gums and jaws.
causing a secretion of pus that males
lthe mouth very offensive. The dis-
ease involves the teeth. insanity those
of the lower jaw—they become loose
and finally come out.
if your lower teeth are getting
loose. the sooner you an a dentist.
the better for your future health and
comfort. Taken at. an early stage
pyorrhea is fairly easy to treat. The
longer one waits. the more didlcuit
the treatment becomes and the more
serious the consequences or the delay.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
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Why “1mm only.
F. S. LYON
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