“ In to ravine the rules of harness rac-l
. hicks, through joint action of commit-
iiiojiiii ltitii
"Mac at Auction Trotting
Wino Has Not Authority
. to Act t
—‘ i
NEW roux, Dec. 8.» The propooi-l
.u Ind mote them uniform on all
ll’oint popcorn to exert studio: in.
illnence on the national gunoln Nor-
nlk. t it It
Eastern Club. Lost Money.
Durinr, the print season, few, if guy.
of tho Eastern Magoo clubs mule
ltttill null,
titliUliiilSl?
" ‘money, though some of then were
gtikeiy baseball outfits. Most of tho.
undue" ' ””9" now derive at lthetr pleas‘iro from
M qu‘ Indicatcs sort of competition anovomentioned!
82““ If“! with m— v—shore resorts, municipal golf lining
Films line of Games Ailments-q
and tonnio courts. not to mention one:
,of the greatest little competitors of:
High “510' 6350“” "0”! "0 all --the charisma automobile. llun~i
druis whose idea of it good limo ont‘o'
rm ‘0 '3'] Fans urns watching it good buebiill some
fncw derive. all their pleasure from
_ _ l tlivverlng about the country in one of
l “N '; Mr Ford'n latent gasoline commons.
Stunt-thing has bet-n tlz-z- motto
lf‘you do not join the Sterling Club
you will be throwing away from no to
:15. Why not join and get the most
wonderful hilt-hm range: ever built, on
:. nus so liberal that any uwnun mm
ink» advantage of them.
$5.00 DOES IT.
You join ”1" Sin-Fling t‘iuli by pay‘
The Sterling Club is Growing
Decide This Matter Today
You May Not: Have Another Chan ce
A RANGE THAT YOU CAN
TRUST
When you want to use gas,
open the lever and it is a gas
range. When you want to Use
coal, close the lever and it is a
coal range. The “Soientific
[tot-Hing" is Ulu‘lpprd «nth a
safety damper, “lilt'll auto‘
manually “pros tho durum."
when the gm" is turned on.
THE GAS RANGE THAT
BURNS COAL
The ‘Sclontifio Stating" is
THREE THINGS at once: (1) :1
Pumpkin gas range; (2) a com"
baseball in New England the past {on
wars, and baseball
have been busy inim’.
\vhat it is.
\at'ious nus-nil.» :ti‘u giun to no-
‘ he: or the National 'l‘mtting Associa-
In all American Trotting Assoelw
“on, my not succeed, clients of the
1« Ihtionu association declared today,
. dying to the apparent failure of the
s..- mtern unoclntion to clothe its rules
with” with lull authority to not.
The western association sent word
. {that it but appointed A committee of
i fit: to meet with a committee chosen
. ahead” by the special congresu .of
the National Trotting Association
to find out
lil‘tS, ,wl. intumurly riiouxh, the dim:.
nostitiain or l‘hltt’l‘l turd). if (\ur.
admit.» that the lt‘kll ream-n is that
public interest in tho llélllrinfll gum»
is on the t-bh. Should any one be so
rut}; us to sum-wt it, attendance lig-
tll‘t‘h of ill" \V'Ul‘ltl scrim tritium
flq'lirlit‘il and othvr amumonls made
diugnostlriuns
(UUnl for tho humus-r uttrndttnw lig-
ZU‘P . "
to continco tho t'lllll) that ho is at
:Allkl so it Home.
“‘4th a low yours “LO. him-bull in
.\'t»\\' England was a paying harm. in
‘tlltsr days, tho (*ircud was well hul-
‘junuti and sported many of thr- best
Humor league performers in the coun-
‘tt'y. The game Val: it thorough sut-
tress bt‘l'ttUi‘F tlu‘ fans got their llll,
.‘nntl were pi-rlectly ('Olilt-nlt'd that the!
Lieugue was able to hold its own withl
gun,» other its size in tho country.
. Since thcn various cities in the States
i haw grown rapidly, therefor»; they
should be able to servo up won butter
bull right now.
int; 7- meinboruhip foe and this puts
lht‘ "St-it"llil’lt‘ Fouling" in your
kin-hm zit not-v You would not get
twig. if you paid lhv full pl'lt't‘ in spot
carh. Th» “f‘t‘ltly dues are only 5‘:
until the rungs- is paid for.
WHAT THE STERLING CLUB
MEANS.
A rlvnr sitting. of Slit to $15. for the
immilzitiun. We put your ranxv in and
t
mnnrrt it uilhoul ('lltlrgt‘.
\\‘v buy built your old rangr and air
pictr: coal range; and (3) a
Wuli‘l' lteatvr. And lllw regular
rotazl price is no highvr than
you pay {or no ordinary filr'
clans coal rung».
livery Club Meiiihvr l‘vf‘rl\i~
a oomplete sysllni of booking
L pri-pamd by Mrs. Anna A. t‘uz
roll, America’s authority
practivnl hitchwn ('oultt‘l'y.
ONLY 36 INCHES OF FLOOR
SPACE
'l'niu wondn‘iul range does
thr- work of two full size range-4
(ill
~ all in the space of ONE ll \Ntll-Z
hem and urged "that meetings or the
lik'hrlllllhllf‘. Hill of till elm. Yul llié‘l “- tho Tt‘llOl'l is "u” that tho major
hm you ”on m m oi mluv than is in
and it only [alien up 3!. inches
ltmnti is finding lodgim-nt in thel‘m o . . . of floor space.
. . ma ates are thinhi .~ . i >-
M“ mum shall take place 30:1 minds of runny who follow tit". gamut h. .2; mnmg a third mill-oi mag; "' lT I8 TWO BIG $223531. .
"mm“ ”mm “Dumb” . ”Wm“ “‘ “WWW-V ’* “ml-um means that the international cir- voun MONEY BACK IF YOU e “”953 'N “E 5
.... Up to the time the Nation! 3550- ‘ woulln-r sport. and, l‘lll'n the: weathvr t-uit. will ba broktm up. It also WANT iT ,‘ N . OF 0:51“ m)“ ,m
all“ Mined it had received no is warmest. :1 inurt‘tiomlflv. .n ’hmwwouitl mean u uplo-fidld opportunity - .1 0 Plug" 0; : Lid} ‘0' litr-
W to I telegram asking whether; :"w‘15 1;“ mt" “1””,‘:;3.l‘|9“°":':':h;:‘ for the Eaatern innsnatw. It would Mir-r trying the “Scientific Sterling" ‘ ganja; lly‘imzuvi;; ‘.t¢b.
no l-‘ 0m rsox‘ ~ ::- tin-1, ta \ x U , ‘. r . ' ‘_
"" “a 'm committee had power to and the like. Agni" volt i4 :\ uniiio.‘.."hb-lb ”n” to tuba. m “5m fast for :50 days, we uiil tako it back and uvmg value of this uondv-riul
wt. Piem\lnflllard Jr of Tuxedo ‘. " 7' 1 l- . . _ f _ “glob.- ronio of tin in (min in» old ln- range.
' Park, N Y Henry B. no} of Pitts-J liliattlflwinlllidl”Lil :liylilll” to ”It?" llll‘l'llilllzlllll circuit, ltlid not it regular roi’un'l your mom-y if it will not do It in in our store NOW. (‘omv
- .. - . " ,. til, i n ‘;.H_. 1.”. . . . ‘t' .
m I!!! R9088 Bllnnrd of Parker»! ”innit-inn] mlf WWI-"*9. .‘lm‘o and T' I 1 I .1:le ‘ \hlifll We claim for it ill our advertisc- (attaining; lilillll ‘l’t‘i291llflflllllfifi
.. .- W. . u ) 1‘ .-
bttrg. Walt Vin. were 010019-41 10 fl“. mm" M ”m“ “ e "”‘l m" ’ H 1" 3”“, Sentinel Ad's. pay. Try one. "“‘ms- any. in the Sterling Club.
fol on the board of review 01'4““ annually on int-rentalin: number , b i ' ~
- the National Insect lion ' It'f bflfit’bn” “ms lit'rm tiwir fill‘lllt‘l': ’ ‘ ' 0--.... ‘r**~~-~ ~ . W xv.- will PM A” mu” payments and ‘
“ a r . . . . . ., _,
. .pot uport for tha- in“ pt'l, Munltl» “I , ‘ . M _ . be me 7%. “x
.W..- —-—~~——— ‘ [till tennis t'ourls, too, hr-lp urnw irom -*I H“ 50“ u“ Nnh“ nhould l0“ on :r-: --:r.
“ WOODWARD OFF TO PANAMA. ‘l;..:trhuli'.- suppnzlt‘rs. ‘ ,2“ _ -. 37* ~ totally and [wminnently disabled by '
' Some Local Examplec. ' rug $51!" t ”'71 sickness or titt'ldI-llt :iftor loinini: the I
Funk Woodward a stau‘ pitcher oi‘ S'W'mml “WM“ a “n" ”MEN“ 0' . ‘ ”rag-:3... ' j
the No wllnvon bwlm‘i dub Fit" 1hr. Not so many )‘t'ttl'u n10. S‘tnin -» . liafig.§ Hint-ling Club. 1
parted for rum. limt Illillit, why“; l'til‘tt \"il." mini its at itotiti littnthullt ~--'--- - 91.9%, “r“ T - :
be will change in winter ball. Sovornli inhll Thu" \ma Lt for.» publit‘ littlll~ First Dose of Pnpc'c Cold Compoundl .
Big 18"qu stars are already engaged! in: '“"“”‘f “"""‘ ii‘tfllldl‘lf- ' l“ W‘“ Relievel All Grippn Minty m i
in th; sport them and it is expected "f?““lv‘,‘"‘ "”_.k."”"1‘f’ :;‘,“t"‘li"_t"”f'f':. lion't otny stutt'od-up! l
,.ihnt”u large numbtzr of players will, "i ' ”“ "Mn“: “y"“r -. 4‘ w '. “"l'l'f‘ .‘ Q1," blowing and shufflinx! A doso 0/;6’ :
-c leave for tho mmu zone (luring lllt’llu'd H~ MUM... tiw nothing but“. .. . t . .. M’H
“it fortnight. Woodward in midi-1"” liulltmt-rn hats lM‘t'il u \t'.‘\‘ popu- “f P3905 (Old Lonniound tttkt‘hi 0 y I l
.tion in facing a clover pill-hur- is am Mr |illltt :imw Ln". for. yours. it is t-t‘rry two hours until three donor; are; 011(k)
'ofllclent batsman and u ('Iilillll'li' out- ‘1““1 by hmjim‘l" “3“” 5“““63‘5 "ml litkf'll ““1 "lid in‘li’lt" misery (“Ni l
.v fielder. mutiny tl'dt‘lnE lllt‘ minut- M}: .m. break up it lil't’l‘l't‘ t‘old (-itlior in tho;
._.._.-.-._._.l. l , l unlit: llll' pmt unit of mu, 1002” in" ‘ ‘h 1 ‘ nly or limit! '
. , ; lal'rvlillll iluirl llit\'t' lznd th~ tzmmza "‘f ' ‘ 3 " 'I‘“ ' _
T” “BMW" “m“ M" g lunity at wing .. 1mm t‘lilrs or him- ; ll Ivrumimy “WM rlostzed'tw no“. .
_ ___,._ “yd _ ,,,_ __ _ limit than i-wi‘ twfow- in tlu- historydriln and air puusugon; stops nustyt . . M _
. .. . ;:.i tin town. Major imam- t-lubs lli\\'|‘ld]gchargp 01' now running; ru-lievt‘!‘ ,
Sip on the Overcoat you like; inn thought lll'l‘t‘, and minor tongue sit-k 1“,“de dullness lovorinhnoss. l rnl ur .
, ‘ Mimi». also haw pint-ml on the “'euti h t " 1 i ' . m d
"’ womwug “Hm-5' lllmi t‘mltl 'i‘liu lllf‘lll ltltlil him. been “a: t m“ ' Fm” "5' nonnt " tut l . I“ ‘ »‘ ’ .
) Hts t! l"lll’. rilrtillLZI‘i‘ than any Humid“ “‘75“- - | ‘ 1‘
why no‘ tOday' l um tonm Stamford formerly prt-Foniod: “Papa's Cold Comp-mud" in thoi 127 - 13‘ WASHINGTON ST. 500 NORWAIJ
OVERCOATS AT W" W" “in-‘5 m" ”"3 “WWW ill-'quit-kont. sun'st rolit-l known nndi '
“Limit-"l ,ll‘f' hit?) m- fr“:"‘H:'M“c'lrosin only 25 come! at (inn: Moron}
. - .‘. . ‘ .. :Hl'lt' .31. ‘ -'
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 : Mum“ ‘0‘; “1‘0”“; 1’ n ' “"1 'lt ntts without fli-iitlttlimct'. tin-1m nlru.i 7 _ , _ ., _ . .. , . .. ~ .
- r r ’ l- «in (‘h .mn- Ju. r. wai‘ and mum: no inconvcnh‘nm’s. Don't ‘omm‘mu....‘.-.-.-.-..\_-.-.m-.- . . . , ,r .- x . ,
{1 l l l l . .. l l. l .l L. it, 5 a 'I-.- ‘. . -,~,-l,..-/_I.- I. ’1'] . > . l ‘ . .
copyr‘ght Clothlng J0. ‘ ‘4‘“ WV" ‘1‘” Htl’m‘. With "5‘0 lil‘IlCll;ll(?(‘(‘pl ii :auli‘llilltlDr-Atli'. , I ’ ""'" " ’ I ' ’ ' ’ ' ' _
it'll tl‘ h“.li.\" ':: -.. \’ ‘ ' . ,.
- t #1: , $.22. {1152“} “if?" .. E ’
6 N. Main St. So. [Not-wot 'l ~ n h A - N -‘ t - i" ”“1 Try nSOIItinel Wont Adv. l .. '
e2: .. -n" ”Wit.-. W. , _.: r' n E "
~- Porcelain l 2 . . L" . . . , d - . , . k b . .
- l, ‘ If all the women in this community Just knew the joy and happiness they cou d a d to Quin («y . “or y to» s: .g
Plates ' l McDougall Kitchen Cabin ct, all would~want one.~ ._, ' x
Are you one of those persons
whose mouth is in such a condi-‘
; tiou that a rubber platc is contin- 5
K, ually making it sore, and keep'
' .you in a nervous state all thr
, time because you are obliged tr .
live on’ obit mods and oftentimes
,on liquids? If so, here is jus"
what you need—what you haw;
ofteil‘fc‘lt the need of—A PORCE- j
“DAIN‘PLATE. The most saniw
.t‘nryplatc made. Come in and let 3
mic tell you about it. ‘
Dr. J. H. Mallery
fl 80. Main 8L, 5:. Norwalk. Com
loudly: by mainline!“ only.
Han-mil: mtofio. m.: 71080.;
THE GREATEST y
\
. FOOD VALUE if
. Frisbie’s Pies
.Themost economic
dessert. Sold at all
toresfi'ry them
interpretation.
Vimola 515“
mil your conveniencejf—difund.
.. ' .
The great tenor was invited to .1 demonstration. . f .i new
‘ (angled talking-machine attachment which “impruvcd” the
i music by making it louder in
l took a notion to make it so.
Being good natured Caruso, went.
I arrangement didn't meet with his artistic approval.
Moving over to a Victroln, be grasped the modifying
patented Victrola fcatur/es, nnd mm the Victor system of clixngc- ‘
able nccdlcs they give you, full control ovér nil: volume of
sound without in any way interfering with the artist's ~
Come in and it: us show you how easily they enable
you to incrcmzc or diminiSh the volume of sound. Thcnryou'll p
appreciate what a valuable feature this is—how tough it adds }
to your enjoyment of the instrument. '
"spots", whenever the player
But the" "loud blunt"
doors, and opening and closing thorn hc exclaimed: “That is ,7;
l the way to do what you are trying to do." ::
it 1': desirable that you should be able to. control the M
volume of sound and that is done by tho modifying doors 3
t of the Victrola—no makeshift device is necessary. / fl
Everything that is best in talking-machine Construction / ll
is incorporated in the Victrola. " M
The modifying doors are am'ong tllc'numcrous Cklllla’lvc .
_‘. \
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i H-lICA'Go. m, we. 8.-—A. R. 1‘93?- plnyen, he sold, on exorbitant. The
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‘4.
I‘ll.
:"fllfi, .
~ “'ttfttlgtiiii; ‘i‘.
should select one now and
you wish.
‘~“\‘-\:‘\‘\‘~,
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One of illesc Kitchen Cabintts would make an ideal
Christmas gilt for mother, wife or sister. It is hard to,
realize just how much hard,
Dougnlls will save until you have one in your home. . They
are arranged to giva the most perfect kitchen sci-vice.
There‘s a McDougall for every need, and .you‘ll find
‘ /
one that will suit every requirement. Best of «all you
need to pay only: one dollar down for immediate’dclivery
and thebalancc in'one dollar weekly payments.
tiresOmc work these Mc-
You
delivered whenever \
have it
(
4‘ M ._ __.
' tml. Three I Ind Central Association. eleven to sin-go a game a. week from
MINOR LEAGUES should be rodlatricted no that mileage $1?“le 12nd gritty be completed lite-lore
._'_'.. -. - would be lessened. Salaries midhnll i we" 8 t5»
HOWJSON WINS AGAIN,
mo Victora.$t0 to 3100., ,Euytonuto
.-, FRED mom
in an appeal loaned “kimono magi; lies in the recluniflontion or the
‘entn of minor leagues .‘throuxhout leagues and agreement -- upon a new
thawuntrynnd widow of nhmumiti‘ , _ .
clubs, urges that a about! W: 0! . »
‘he Nationar‘nuo’élntlw- or V Panto-e. moan-'3 .TEAM '1'.“ PLAY. ,
.uoannminummue Medal anonronr. Dec. ~s. -— Jim
v
\ . . a ‘ »- r ' ‘ ho m.
‘ ‘ ‘ -~ ~ .. - Mun St. perfect tognnuon which he believed Tilt-moo Canton non . ‘l‘ ,
M ~-~- . r to Win. Elfin. \ 37 .. . ' “fouldrolleve the flannel}! condition 09”“: 1mip‘h33m“? “’1‘ 901m”:
‘. no”: i ‘ Palace That“ BMQDK . I ‘3 . n or who, 1m. '_‘_ ‘ ‘ . LY I‘ln . “at. the MM
“ -‘ .499‘ ‘ 1 ' ._ _ ‘ \ ‘ -. .xgr. May bottom tint am” in "Mathtionqrm 110*
,.~ Street: Elm NW i _ l Min.“ irrincimliy m western. Coir. m“ m. with “BMW! Western
Mk”. V . 1 ~ \5 ‘ I ‘ . ; ‘ . ‘ I . ' .
{
ney. president of the Three I “matte. “remedy for this altnntfin. he believes, ,'
Iaeonnrd Kowloon; ‘ the Canadian
common. against defeated Joseph!
Mayer, of Philadelphia, in tho 1,5300
palm. match“ 18.2- balkline billiards
'at Movies naiy's. Academy. New
Yorkflaht night .by the score of 300
to 267. Harrison’s high run was '71
and blower-axe 14 6-21. flayer ran
86 and had an average of 12 3-21. The
total score__ now is Howlson, 1,200;
Moyerulioa.
BOSTON. Dec. 8.-Tile llnrvai" .
varsity crew will have an English rut:-
ing shell at its disposal for the race
with Yale nexf June, 8. boat turned 3
out by an‘nngnsii builder having or-
rived today on the Steatflhhip Cam- 3
brim. The builder hop produced 7
shall: tor the Oxford and Cimhrldge .
university crews for many years. lino
vnrd authorities intend to motel:
American products against the Eng~
liah shell in trials next spring to do- .
tormino‘which bout shall carry mop
Orim‘oon' night at. New London. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler