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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 5, 1916 · page 2

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, _ “1519.11 at Seaside P.
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in one of the fast .t games ever
't, the Norwalk
the Iridsooon

. Will's um yesterday
a Lulu. in thirteen innings, by the
wt “f1 to 6. lreland started pitch-
“ do: the Remit Salon, but was
, oust-mas in she ates lass-g as Cots-t.
‘hing the first four innings of the
ma it was anybody’s game. lrs—
“ issued fifteen free passes. while

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L “Us rural slabsman gave thirteen.

la the afternoon the Juniors were
'sipprsed to play the St. Mary's.
t; the Bxidgepm seam rdused to
.0 up with its guarantee, and later
fined to lnish the game. The
'9 then forfeited the guns to the

- were, by the score of 9 to 0. This
3 ms the fourteenth victory against
9" be defeats.

‘ Yesterday's game with the Brass

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t} NORWALK JUMORS.
d) r h po 8. 9
“Jim" ...... 703433
Quantum) ......... 701240
Anderson, ss2b- .....7 1 2 3 4 0‘
_.rllfllnd,ss»p ........ 713140
,-' Mes-,1: ..........6 1 315 0 o
'uwson.3b ........7 1 4 4 5 0
3;,Issrblck.1b. ....... 012131
(Bates, rt ........... 6 1 3 2 1 0
-. ant, cf ............ 4 1 l 1 1 0
Trauma .......... 300000
.6. Totals ........... 60 7 21 39 25 3
nnloonronr BRASS co. ‘
ab r h po a e
m," ..........7 2 1 6 2 1
“93’, 2b .......... 7 1 2 2 4 0,
“don, 1b ........ 7 0 310 0 2
Md, 0 .......... 7 1 2 9 0 0
“Meats .......... 702421
“on, as .......... 6 1 0 2 7 0
Ink. cf ............ 6 1 2 2 2 l
hire-s, p .......... 6 0 0 2 2 0
.mcka .......... 8 0 0 l 0 0
Ibials ........... 59 6 12 38 18
1. Two out when winning run was
Md.
-4‘" Mark Juniors..llln 0000 000001—7
1' Manon B, 00.2121 0000 00000-4;
Struck outwlly Squires, 8; by ire-
; ‘~hd. 4; by Court. 11. Bases on balls
~01! Squires. 13: off il'elzmd, 15 in
i hinge: off Court, 2 in 9 innings.
" Double plays~lreland to Anderson to
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1 0“" clean, healthy blood.

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My was the third ante of the
wins, the Brass Company winning the
la. 10 to 'l, and the Juniors winning
the next two, '1 to 2, and 7 to 6. there-
by Inning the Junior championship
4‘ Western Connecticut.

Next Sunday the Juniors will play
h Lockwood Seconds at the Colonial,
U. at 10:30 a. m. After this game
the team will disband, after a most

; ”costul season.
Lineup of morning game as follows:

. evens up the series between the two

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Before a it; mid of over five hu-
drod enthusiastic baseball ills. libs
Weston club defeated the Enter-
alds, of Stanford, Sunday afternoon,
on the Georgetown diamond, by the
score which. Georgetown subar-
ed seven hits oi! the deliveries of De
Matt and Dooley, shile the Emeralds
got nine tun the oneriags of Bchrieb
er.

This victory for the

Incarmaosvmg
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can name or run,
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ucking to the sand-vest. The
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in the region street of 0W“. inf
Turkish Armenia, says today‘s
Russian affidal mas-mt, which:
follows: l

“On the Cmsiaa from at?
termed night attacks by the
Turks on our potion in file re-
gion 1west of Eraingan were re-
pelled by our fire and hand gren-
ades. ‘

“In the region west of Ognott
fierce battles are continuing. Hur-
riodly retreating the Turkish
troops burned the ammunition

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Georgetogns

teams. at me game apiece. Earlier
in the scam the Georgetown team
was defeated by the Emeralds in a,
closely contested some on the same
diammd. The score:

EMERALDS. stores which they had establish-
ab r b 110 a 9 ed on their position. _ .
Newbauer, ss ...... 5 0 1 1 0 0, "Pasta—In the region gout)»
Altman, 2b ......... 4 1 1 4 4 0?“;fo tafieiy§fkm we
DeMoit. ct-p.........4 1 0 0 0 0"" ' .
Wolfson, 1b ........ 5 0 110 0 0 "0°“; fivtficefigfttfb‘eeilgsa‘mfi
fifi'fi‘f‘f’fi ”"2112 2 3 i 3 3w meet“ w" mam“
Tucker ab ..:::: .... s 1 1 2 0 3 “d “9°” ”in“ w“ “ “ind:
Mead Ir: um, .. 5 o z 0 0 1 “8° “Mule" (aboutwwne‘)
ilooie‘i' wot u “a 9 1 0 4 0 says a dlsPatCh from Urgent, m?-
’, “""‘.'_‘_“____ derdateofSaturdayJOlhepfim
Totals ........ ...39 s 921 11 5 :33; “Echismg some:
GEORGETOWN' what slackcned because of the
“b r h p° ‘ e difficulty of sending revicttsa-ling
d. Brennan, cf ......5 1 1 4 1 0 covoys. Although flu groundonl
J. Carroll,» ........3 1 0 t 2 o the ”stem Hungarian frontier‘
D. Carroll, 1h ......5 1 0 10 0 0 m. unfavorable for the Rama-l
‘l‘urvniugham, if ..... 4 2 2 3 0 0 ms, a" correspondent said.tlley‘
taslle, as ........... 5 1 1 0 2 1 we" mccoasful in their dash:
C. ltrennan. 3b ...... 5 1 0 o 0 3 across the river and now occupyl
Lockwood, rf ....... 2 2 2 l 1 i the valleys.
McGuire.c ..... 3 1 1 4 2 0 Romania's declaration of war.
Schrieber, p ........8 1 0 1 3 0 when hostilities were begunJlalf!
—————— the dispatch adds. was so lineal-l
Totals .. ......... 35 11 7 27 11 5 pected by Austria that °nly.f¢"l

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‘l-lopes Women Will '
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men ‘

“a of hot water each morn-
!ng helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

 

 

 

 

Happy, bright, nlert—wigorous and
Vivacious~a good clear skin; a nut-
lrsl, rosy complexion and freedom
hm illness are assured only by
If only every
man and likewise every man could

realize the wonders of the morning-

huide bath, what a gratifi'lng change
"would take place.

Instead of the thousands of sickly,
anaemic-looking men, women and

girls with pasty or muddy complex- .

ions; instead of the multitude: of
“nerve wrecks," "rundown." “‘brain
lags," and pessimists we should see a
Vh'lle, optimistic throng of may check-
ad people everywhere.

An inside balli'is bad by drinking,
each morning before. breakfast, 11
glass .of real hot water with R tea-
monful of limestone phosphate in it

' «b wash from the stomach, liver, kid.
“a and ten yards of bowels the pre-
Ihus day' indigestibie waste, sour
larnteniations and poisons, thus
finalising, sweetening and freshening

Emeralds ............ 010 110 110. 5 were in the Rumsnian frontierl
Georgetown .......... 000 230 0611.11 and these were not on guard

Earned runs~~Euleralds. 2; iOOI'ge-l an hour before war was declaredt
town, 6. Two-base lillst. Breltnsu,lHungarian officials were drink-1
Funningham, Castle. Threevbase hit l ing with Rumanians It a frontier;
,wM. Brennan. First (in bans-onirailroad station. Soon afterward
llluolty, 5; off St'llriebor, 5_ Struckia Rumsnian outpost entered the
'outwliq Sclmgbpr, 1; by Dooley, 4; station, took the officers as prts-.

oners and then captured quanti-,
ties of materials. The Romanianl
offensive was so sudden that the.
lAustrians had not time to blow;

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by lchott, 1. Left on buses~~~ueol‘ge-
town, 7; Emeralds, 12. Wild pitch-
woolly, 1. Passed balls Brennan, 2;
McGuire, 1. First on errors ~-George— .
,town, 5; Emeralds, 4. Hit by pltcber‘ “Prgildfges: sail-Eggs“: on Ru
~B’Doole' J. " ' . . - - .

’ ’ ( “”01" SChflb")' manlan soil, due to the invasions

.o‘tnltn buses-Costlc (2). Cunning- - ’
ilmm, D. Carroll, Lockwood, Altmanfor Dobrula by Bulgarians andl

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,.l.ibe_1.)::lou “my"? mum)“ tan War Office to have resulted:
‘ ' ' in the reheat of the Romania-13,11

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lwho left hundreds of dead on the,

There’s no job in this'clty that can-s field. The statement, issued in!

not be filled by a really capable Sofia on Sunday. says:
worker—41nd all capable workers "on our northern front
temporarily out of Work, watch lh9,armica on Saturday crossed en-l

"ii-l tire Dobru'a frontier, drivin

 

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i 10 TRADING SHIPS FREE 10

WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:

 

The Great A & P. Tea Co.

as WASHINGTON 811, SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No.” Free Delivery.

 

 

 

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sum-Alla sumo nssnc,cm,..............10¢
RED ALASKA SALMON, can ............ 13¢ 4 istatlubd 135']
GOLD D'm, &. .ssoa. ........... 4...... ....... 1w . Business Hours from 8:30 to 6p_ m. daily . f‘l
PARAFFIHE WAX, cake ............. .. .......... 1“ Including Saturday. £ H L;
l 8trio magnum... ..... . ........... ...... 19¢
PRUNES, so-so’s, pound . . . . .. .. ......... . ........ 15¢
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‘ TAsLn can-1,4 1b. bag ...... .................. 5¢ RGdCCOFBllflg This Fall?
WHEATENA .......................... 15¢ l

\l‘ith September now here, thoughts of re—docoratd l

and rc—furnishiug the house come to mind as one cat-
ers the near approach of FalL '

all

There are always so lllally things to be done about
the house when Fall comes ’round. And if you must re-

. . decorate 5) ‘ " 'b t 't and 1 th READ
cans S c oc t. W , tare uorrymgsou 1 ct c
I “m P‘ e ‘ ‘ 5° “1' WW" DECORATING DEPARTMENT plan for you. :
tpkg.MPBorax....roc Sauce ...... 5c '
. . “its new department can ably plan everything for .
1 pkg. Flashlight Tapioca pkg. Dog or Puppy, Food you down to the smallest detail, and will assit you in the
sac 10c selemon varall papers. curtains, upholstery draperies, q
1 pkg. AdrP Ice Cream 1 hot. A” Ifustnd .. roc rugsALarwtsgnd furniture.
are re and the DECORATING DEPART-
_ PM“ ------------ 1°C 2 pkgs. 831°“th “Ch - - 5c KENT can plan an attractive, moderate priced interior
1 pkg, MP Jelly Powder 2 pkgs. La France Laundry for yat at no extra cost. Mcasurclllcllts taken and esti-
roc Tablets, each 5c mates 31”" fled)" 1‘:

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back advanced detachments of} bre appesrnce of the house.

the enemy and capturing men and' . OWing to the difficulties of the
officers. The enemy retreatedm'm“l “tuition. the corrspon—
leaving on the field hundreds of‘dem “‘3 “m the Hunm‘nn

minister of education has order-'
dead ll well II I In“ numberled all schools i H loled‘
of rifles and a quantity of mater-l n ungary c

‘ . until November x.

ml. One of our columns occupied! On the night of September 3
@khdunlar. The march fomsrd an Italian dirigible, according to
u p on the whole llne. ‘ an announcement made in Rome
“On the Macodqnnn front successfully bombarded‘the Ans:
these was Ml. actmty. We Ye-Jtrian military works at Lussin-
pulsed weak attacks north 0‘ piccolo. in the crownland of Is-
:k‘ie Ostrovo and in the Mos-ids. The airship returned un~

ca vallq.

“A hostile fleet bombarded the‘ ~___.,_____
fortifications north of Kavala. Ell-T COULD NOT DO HER COOKING-
tho villages of Starovo and Has—,"lm‘
an" and on Angina station. trouble for two years. I was so bad
Several inhabitants. including this summer i could hardly do my
women and children were killed."vcmlnfi- l ‘0‘ ”019’ Kidney Pm”

The sitting of the ~Hungarian : and they helped me. i feel like a new
house of magnates " Budapest: persons." Too many women neglect

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ing Transylvania of (mom in or- f in;- their work poisons left in the sis-'19!”

der to bring the Russian offal-"ml cause weak back. dizziness, pom-3:20" 559'?“ “1:951 and 10 no0 man."
'Germans. is said b the Bul ~‘ sive to a standstill, tele 11 th 7‘9“ “mi” 93’6“» "0019“ Miles. Joints; e m” as mm" ”"99“” to ”"37
i y g" sup 5 c. it?!" departure of offendlnx ““8915 also sleep disturbing bladder disorders.
lfrom United States parts, was adopt-l
led today by theflsenste,

Renter correspondent at Barney“nd ”li‘umltlm-
which was marked by the utmost, 30” E'l‘mhem-
expression. l ’
All the members were attired _“ “"35 "ENHANT
in deep mourning. the scarlet or “d"""'"” his “m" if he ““"0' d0.

 

 

 

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Accept all the luck that comes your; for a tenant, under the
our, purple biretaks of the ”fleshy.“ in a large Wamhe uses The Sentinel’lway-but don‘t DEFEND on its com-

new

The City National Bank

has shown ability and judgrn
business.
That a constantly increasing number of successful Iner-
chants, of mature business experience. find this Bank a sat-
isfactory place to transact their affairs, is an indication of
public confidence and a

Banking facilities t

of YOUR consideration.

To Young Men
This Bank has special regard for the young man who
eat in the conduct of a ml]

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AMENDMENT To REVENUE BILL.z HE WAS WORRIE‘D AND HOPELESS

WASHINTON, Gent. 5. -—An unkind-,5
ment to the revenue bill, authorising cred with bad 'kidney trouble," writes
the president, durina a war in which ‘ T. F. Hutchinson, Little Rock, Ark.‘N
the United States is not engaged, to‘tt-led many remedies and octors, bu!
withhold clearance from all vessels , grew worse all the time.’ i was won.
which discriminate against Americnnfried and had almost .glven upail
on Saturday, when Premier Timlsymptoms of )ridney derangemosflfihlilpers, to withhold privileges flom‘hopes.
of such nations as withhold privi- they helped me a lot.

"For ten or twelve years I was both

i tried Foley Kidney Pills and
l have since

d‘mgrdins to other nations used live boxes and all]. now a well

 

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Foley Kidney Pills drive out
aches and pains due to kidney trouble"

Sold Everywhere. I
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—Don't waste the days in waiting

impression

that Sentinel classified advertising in

Cali lost If you want a Job. use a Senti- EXPENSiVE. NR your REAL Ex:
up the allies and an adv. man will call.‘ll"l Want Adv.

'PENSE is to own tenantless brown '
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“ 'vhlch will cost but a trifle but is suf-

‘ flssentire alimentary canal before put- ‘
. ling more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick'beadnche, bil-
lnlsness. nasty breath, rheumatism,
acids: .partoicularly those who have
a pallld, sailow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
lhestone phosphate at the drug store

Solon! to demonstrate the quick and
workable change in both health and
meannce awaiting those who prac-
lbe internal sanitation. We must rc-
. tuber that inside cleanliness is :
hora important'than outside, because
, filo akin does not absorb impurities to
"laminate the blood, while the pores
do the thirty ‘teet of bowels do.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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