t.”
. 8300.
‘to accept the player, and made lam
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Youth Must Be Served
And we are prepared to meet every clothes demand youth can
make for you—of good style, atclusive fabric and faultless tail-‘-
oring.
BENJAMIN CORRECT CLOTHES
For Men and Young Men
Are denim-“A by a man recognized the clothes world over as a
genius in designing ready-for-serrice clothes for young men.
$18.00 and Better
“Kn.n x' ’Straws 3. 00. Others :rt 2. 00
Rockingchilir Union Suits, 1.00. 1.50, 2.00
Pinch Back Suits. 15.00
Joseph Dams
t
South'Norwalk.
.. .
85 Washingtan St.
Saturday Specials
-—At the—
East Norwafk Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. ............ . 33¢
Granulated Sugar with oth:r goods. 3. i-e lbs” ..... 25¢
Fancy New Potatooa, r4 lbs. .................... 48¢
Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs. ......................... 10¢
Best Family Flour. a bag ............... . ......... 80¢
Gold Medal or Jones' Plant. a bag ................ 89¢
Sperry and Bamee' Shouldersm lb ............... 5g!
Evaporated Milk, 3 cans ......................... é5¢
Pure Tomato Ketchup. 3 bots.
B. & O. MolaSSes. 2 cans
Fancy Pink Salmon a can .........................
White Rose Jelly Powders, a pkgs. ................ 15¢
Fancy Mixed T01. I ID. . . ......................... 27¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk ......................... 11¢
Fancy Evaporated Apples. a pkg. .................. 10¢-
. Fancy Evaporated Peaches. a lb. .................... 7¢
Fancy Large California Prunes. alb. .............. 11.9
as We em But Norm“. ‘
T’KOV CLUI MUST In. arc hold for the 0300. or the old
pav FOR KFNNY owner a of the Troy teem.
'l‘ho'Natlonal Commission yesterday WHITE 80X TO ‘
bt'llf out a bulletin ordering the Troy '
club, of the New York State League to
pay the Giants 3300 for the release 0ft
Catcher Jack Kenny. themotro Dams
player who was sent to Troy under
an optional agreement on April it for
The Troy club turned Kenn!
back to the Giants shortly otter their
season atantedJut the Giants
afternoon,
youngsters will line up as follows:
inland. sci-aural. Rather,
oral demands on Troy to litre up to
fine terms of the optional agreement.
M requested the commission to col-
led the 8300 for than: -
m commission ordered the Troy
club. to sell a shock for 3300 within.
avalanches—asked the my“,
Xany to lithe claims for salary
again! Troy to tbs National Rhodo-
Echoes.
-.Tom0t‘row afternoon. at
o'clock. the [radon use Work: base
tho-ail:
'Dreadaaa
PLAY STAMFORDS‘
i The White Sox Athletic Club. of
borwnlk. will tr-aevl by truck. Sun-
to Stanford, where they
like (its at Red sad Ilse
Athletes
La'oon Robertson closed arrange-
l
. mate yesterday to coach the Univers
ii) of Pennsylvania track team, aign
mg a contract at his home In Brook-
iyn, where Louis C. Madeira, chairman
of the university track athletice' oom-
urlttee, called on him. The document
binds Robbie for the coming college
lycar: from September, 1816. to June
1517. and contains attention for inde-
IIIllit' renewal of it.
Though technically Robertson is en.
than“! only to direct the truck and field
Lilllltlt’.:, lrc I'III aid materially in see
in; that the football players are in
good condition After the ilrst you
it is probable that his contract also
will entail his flt'llllll. ofliciully as train-
er of the football squad.
Until time for him to assume his
ncvr duties in Philadelphia Robbie will
stick to his old job of coaching the
ll'lsll American A. it. He will be able
to devote all his attention to the club
untllaftertllc national A. A. L'. cham-
[ll'tutlhipn at Newark, the first week
another title winning alruv
Madeira, who (toned the dent with
Itobemeol brought along “on! that
5M:- jot i ll. Pttkering has been those"
by tlvt- board of governors at l'enlnsyl.
trttrirr to succeed Robinson Lee Perot
ill graduate manager of athletics.
scion until
lllltllc mus
days of lhl‘ Franklin school. the girl
pupils of some of the grades particl-
potted in athletic events. There were
potato. sack and three-legged races.
which afforded an abundance of
amuscttrcntu for the other scholars. A
ball game was a feature. and the con-
test was won by Miss Briody‘s room
by a score of five to four.
Room 24 team, front Mitt: Briody’u,
was composed of: Catcher. Elethea
('tlll Tarlov; third base. Martha Ham
rl;ton shortstop. Lenin Blinks; right
field. t‘lomge Mitchell: left ill-la. Ea
thet Bresev; center field. Ella Hor-
wath.
Room 26 team. from .‘liisn Scott's,
was: Catcher, Tily Jackson: pitcher.
Olive Webb: lret bale. Elisabeth
Lune; set-0nd base, Renate Keaslcr;
third ins». Rose 80th:.
KELSEVCLUI OPENS BUNDAV.
Sunday afternoon will witness the
opening oi the home season for the
Kelsey baseball club. of Nol'thIk.Th€
Kclseya will stage for their first con-
test the “decals. of Bridgeport. a
train which so far this search has
won eleven victorloll without a defeat.
defeated the Kelseys.
hicGnrrie of the local
strltrd omtiall). this morning. that a
repetition of this feat was practically
impossible. 'Quack" Harshnll. Brood
but Manager
"Chippy"
SWAP THREE PLAYERS FOR ONI.
' LOUlSVlLLE, to. June 23.—-First
Baseman Clarence Kraft. Pitcher
Harry Moran and Dre Waltrh utility
man. all of— the Louisville American
Kirke. according to an announce-
ment made here yesterday. The men
will change teams today. The ex-
, change is attributed to leaner WI!" . ,
liam Clymer's desire to acquire motntdred "elem!“ assembled here yester-
er lotuhnnded batter in his lineup.
W
SILVER HEELS WINS
,‘of September, and expects to turn out-
As a feature of one of the cleains'
Webb: pitcher. Hrntlnie Skofield: arse-
-1-trare.liulh Herring: second base. (‘0
Ill times past the l-‘edcrala have twice‘
aggregation ‘
River‘s premier heavyweight. will do;
the flinging for the local youngsters.
iiaymes. formerly of the ln-'
dependents, will hold down the ennui
sack during this game for the Kelseys.‘.
Annotation club. have been traded to'
Milwaukee for First Baaeman Jay.
2: is one: even
trill: nun mi
mu in mm
Ila; heating. of Meant, who has
begin to pitch great ball tn- the New
York Aracritan rutirrs the fcl‘ow.
r; be into I‘md \uu Nona. in
the New York Mall: :
“Ray Keeling apparently hu‘drai
wrsed the Jinx which shadowed him}
all spring. Alter a discouraging start.
he is now putting a few victorm into
his pitching avers“
“it: the South this spring Keatinx‘
was regarded as one of the big foul
on Manager Donotan' a pitching stat!
The sincerity with which be trained}
and the physical condition be attained
Vlarlilliitd the belie! he would win a
pinu- among the regulars. But his';
'osscs in the early part of the lanolin
upwt all calculations.
it is only within the last weekthat
Rearing has been able to win the con
fldoncc of Manager Donovan and his
team mates. Though he pitched some‘
mod ball before that and 'mnnuged‘
0 win two games while the clab was
home. be alw aw had diflculty in not
unit through his games and the club'
seemed unable to play well behind.
him. i
“liuw-et‘tr. at Cleveland last week
and at Boston. Tuesday. he naaile
nub form that Manager llonovan is
utilised to give his: his regular turn
.as long as he can keep it up. lie
ittrtrtml the foul and a half inning tla'
Iltntllc :rt ( ‘lcteland last “May, and lt‘
showed he was in form. He allowed.
hit" two hits in the four inningu. and
fatter the first inning was invincible.
1 ‘ln defeatinu the Red Sea Kcatinai
“lat in probably his best
.....
lpl‘. (Nell
time of tlrc _\tur. though he pitched
ionc (llIltf‘ gun.» against the Iiostm
Itlub earlier in the season and lost. f
iwhith tarts :a rredit to him
“Duffy Luis beat hint that day with ii
ahomc lun. There was him it home
'run made tux-rum him Tucadny in
Walker. but Kt‘itlillfl bad a eumclent
It‘lid to not be seriously mellaced
by it.“
e52 IN 10 utNUTEs
l8 POKER GAME L088
Policemen Arrest Bartender lu Iatt
.chler'e. as Well no Hatfield.
i Who Complains.
LRIDGEPORT. June 23%|”!
on; within ten minutes after he one In‘
at a poker :1:th night. to Matt F.
W Heft! saloon. +0“ Main street, Wil-
lmnt Hatfield, who NOV. It 521 State
street went to poison headqurtors
and complained Ola! be had both the
'trctim at crooked playing. lie said
the never got a pot.
i. lktective George Simonand Patrol-
'ruult Robert Mt-(‘ullouxh wont to the
Hillilon and arrested John Kelly, the
barttndcr. who litt-s at Ill North
Washington swans: Joseph Burns.
who says he resides in the Arcade
‘Iiotcl. and liatlllld. the complainant.
Three others who were In the game
go. away. Hatfield and Burns Ire
charged with gambling. while Kelly in
charged with being proprietor of a
rambling house. He conducted the
game. Hatfield declared in complaint
to the police.
”—~
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
To All) GUARDS“ KIN
Hartford Organisation so Lean Money
. Without Security to Fanullsa
‘ oi Mliitlames.
HARTFORD. Jane 23.—A fund was
“mm“ by the Hartford Chamber of
(‘otnuacrce today to aid familieu oi
soldiers going to Mexico in cases
where help my be required. A work.
lngmnn‘a loan committee who formed
it nd the plan will he to lend money to
families without security. in cases of
mod. it is underntimd a Mtge sum
will be available this way.
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MASONIC VETERANS MIIT.
soo Attend “ill Annual Reunion—
Judet Ifrant Chases Chaplain
HARTFORD. Jane aa—ram hun-
day for the forty-sixth annual reunion
or the Masonic Veteran Association:
,Connectiont. Seventy new members
were received Into annually. .
will play the Aberdeen A. C., of that
place. The auto truck will leave Nor-
walk at one o'clock sharp. ‘ The local
Berlericb. Lane. Anderson. my.
tiller.
Gales English. Swanson. Bossing and
three
hall team will linslpuglmt thetaat
Yelet'i’ownovtsaen, new on
maimjtaaatm “and
Bones will be the W‘M'ths
Dresden. 'l'heDlssdsiiaehallengethe
Almeria-irate me nor he»
shot ‘
wooxsocm, R. 1.. June A—sn
yer Heels, driven by Brusle, won the
2:18 pace stake ev'unt of the lay State
circuit. which was unfinished yester-
day. Add. Bali tookhvithe use»
in straightfhabs Tania Chimes. ar-
tor winninE the that heat in the 1:10
M was dfitanced in the noon“.
Aby Patcbcn and mill Named each
took two heats or the. race. ' m
ludaes withheld decision as to di-
vllhl of the purse.-
Hznzoo'a PWTIQN.
The following encore were elected:
Venerable ran-tar. Reuben 1!. “char.
Amelia; assistant venerable toaster,
John C. Rowland. Wellington; ”.6:
new; 8. 0. Milan
H. F; Parker. Corenm: Joseph 11'
Vodwarha, New Iandon; A. L. nodes.
Roxbnry; 3; '1‘. Elliott1 Middleton:
Berotary‘JLw. Atwood. Waterbury:
l: .
....-
Inutlflfllln FOR 3
ANY ENLISTMENT
G! lie-tutu IS and 3.. 39am. lie.
(1.31s under ll years 1 Iran lul'
renla' consent
IIl-lltJIT-Not lee than 7- his». t
incln, (.l more than '1lrt:l, 2 rt.t'.l:~.-
for infantry and attrlitr), and rrot‘
lcrs than S frrt. i intl. or mm'
that. 5 fuel 10 luchc:, Hr: rugby.
Vl'i-JlGH'F—Not less than 1th pounds
or more than 190 pounds. (‘avalry-
iut‘l must not weigh more than 165
waldo.
ElliI‘ATION ~Appll’tants must
be
airli— to read, spirals an". Vtrlie the
Ens? loll lanauage.
HEALTH
l) and phuically sound. that {ct-l.
bad teeth. cords, buuiorls. hammer.
ed toes or disease will dl on lirf_\_
El’ BSmHT—«Appllcanttl mun t be able
to lead letters 01 the alphabet one
fourth of an inch in height at a die-
Applicants must be me ntal-
tance of ll) feet with either eye,
while the other is cloud 3
CITIZENSHIP —Applicant.~t must be
t . r , i
American cltrrcnc. or if foreign-born,
must have taken out first [rapt-ls.
tADY WASHINGTON
LODGE OFFICERS
Mr; Annie Othame (”ween command-
er at the Meeting Last Night.
Lady Washington Lodge met.
The election of oilircrrl for the next
14' a months tiere- as follows:
(‘omrnandcr—r-Annie Othame.
\‘lcet‘omnlandcr- liattic Sryer.
Marshal-Mrs. Minnie Nortblup.
t‘hnplain-Sarah lienmy.
Outside Guardr Mary nazutu.
Inside GIurd—-l"rieda Alden.
Mum-rs of (‘t rt-nlouyu lnrr l'iur‘;
Trustee.» (lmrgc Coffin.
Musit-ianv-Minnie Northrup.
'lhv [WM meeting will be 4'.
it. At tint lime ollcers will be In-
slal‘ed
MAYOR! MEET 0N
STEAMER STANDARD
Held Session on Sea for First Time in
History of Organisation.
Shortly nftcr 1:30 ycutcrday after
noon about 40 members of the Minors-
Association bonrdrd the autumn
glandard at the Wall nircct dock.
Bridgeport and for the first time in
the association's history, held its an-
out) meeting on the so;
On board steamed clams nod chow.
dct were served in addition to tht
usual cigars and liquid refreshments
'llle rty sailed about lbe‘Sound for
neural hours. returning late in the
alternoon.
The annual matting will be held Il‘
Waterbury in October
"So old Williams is looking for a
divorce from‘ his young wife. 03
what grounds!" _
"0n the grounds of economy, i
guess. ”—«mrton WW
. .—..—.-——.‘
SA'YS HOT WATER
WASHES Porsous
mom THE LIVER
Iveryooaabeulddrlwkbotweter
“Winn,
mm
To feel all one an the proverbln
fiddle. we must keep the liver when
clean. almost every morning, to pro
vent its sponsmllke pores from clos-
Eing with indigesuble material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins. says a noted
Dmlcian. i
if you get headaches, it's your liver.
It you catch cold easily, it's your i"-
er. It you wake up, with a bad taste,
Stirred tongue. nasty breath or stow
uh bosom rancid. it‘s your liver.
flailow akin. muddy complexion. wat-
ery arse an denote liver ouch-mime.
Your liver is the most important. also
the most abused and neglected orzsn
walMthldtulu. "ostrich
donates. aalivatlngchelaloal which
cane-libouaedoocaaienellybeeme
muthebow,
Ivory-nasal! match or
“thanking-amen.
two breakfast. agin- ot not-water
phatehigtowasbnonth mar
foodhhfllm
“mumm
”13.1."! his. W
underlie-anaemiaaw I;
”magnifies“ _ ,0
inc-um Insane urea: Wooten;
last ‘
d tvFl’llfifi. in Red \ien's llall, Norwrtlk. ‘
.lul} .
resontnvtohteainebwltchha
it accentuates h the than. one at- '
whhatealpoeahieilineetmenhoe-_
anti bowels the previous data indir-
gfitihleaeaterinl, the poison. seat
othensteainenbnseieanmm
edigafinfceaboaiutheliflnali-
meanness-insects pattiea‘ mere‘
phasphatedoasnotlw
etelcttbedletii'hoelonelbeeeus
itoanaoteaumteeitiahar-leaa
ltla‘ meantime in! and m.
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A charming assortment of
Crepe De Chine. Tub Silk and
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1.49
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PRETTILY EMBROIDERED KIMONOS IN LAVEN~
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l
i P. ices are.
for line Houseturnishiugs
Tomorrow, Saturday
".50 Fancy light color.- Standard size Otrawberry
hereon been, all elaee’ Baskets ........ 40a. per ton
withilxtureant........§1.20 815 mum Law.
12- “ .Q ' Mowers, re 16 inch,
’ ° “u cm" mm warranted.aatursay...eue
$2.25 Adjustable Lace Cur-
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. edited-bio pine and easel,
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'°""‘~ 'm 0. “ ------ ”1’ lanes ..... 65c. 75;. see.
”c. good also Wlllow Mason Fruit Jars, on. or
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$22.50 apartment house 251:. inside Clothes Line
atyle Reirlgeratrera. made Reels .................. its.
oi hardwood, porcelaln 59c. Connoleum Rugs, also
llned, re lbs. silo. at Old.” 1 vii. square at ........ 47c.
etc. 0 Q. Galvanized ”amid. 3"“ gun:
M n 0‘ N Do 0
Water-in. ‘ """ "6‘ now ................... 10¢.
rm Flue: “d "W 3 qt. Gray Enameled Sauce.
ble Seeds .......... 4e. pkg. POM at _______________ ‘m‘
25¢. I000 handle Duet Pllll 190. 106. MODSECQOVC and Nickie
.tOc. Dover E Beaters at 7:. Polish .......... 7e. can
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“.0 par can tuba ............ 2 cans 25c.
1| inches high extensionm 26 inches high extension
Window Screens ....... Window Screens ........ 35:.
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