OF ALL KINDS WRITTEN 12‘
THE BEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSlNESS AND WRITTEN u
YOUR INSURANCE BHOle KI
A’Rl'FTEN TO PROPERLY COV-
touzn Hermit. Trust Co. SKI.
a great deal to you.
Taylor&Golder
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trout Co. Bldg
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‘ 'l‘lu" full program for Clip boxing
. \ hillbilion given by the American
Spoiling ('lub la all ((illlliirlP tor ncxt
ER YOU. Think thll om. it noun i Friday evening. Decembcr 15th to bet —-—~‘
illilltil [lino mm m '—
Eheld at Ruodncr Hall, South Norwalk.
ISlur bout of 10 rounds between our
’chalnpion. Battling Knit: and Willie
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UY a ton of coil that
will make December
ashamed of himself.
Fill up that coal bin with the
best fuel sold.
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,0! other good boys, Seini-liiial bout'
of tix rounds is between Frank Brini t
disc of New Haven, and Joe Dillon“ ' _
oi Statute-rd thlris another corltlnlz,‘:.!'~tun¢”“‘fl‘.d“4t
lit; of mm. Intern m
’good bout, each boy understands the.
aim and there will be plenty of ac‘
T Collins ot’ N'Aw'burg. N. Y.. who is now. . 1 *
‘ltx hind in Stratiut’d, draining 'viitfilg A A NEW] ,
' Ecdlc Wallace. l’ilil Bloom and iot:f a 0
lion while the bout lasts. Preliuiin
bout of a tour round 20 is be-
tween Louie Pagash of Bridgeport
and Shinc Gibbons of this city these
two boys are well matched and they
ought to put up a good: go. The
curmin raiser is betwaen two good 10»
cal toys. The remainder of the card
is Literal» Jack Dempsey; time keep-
cr, (ico. Hopkins announcer Harry
Smith. Show starts promptly at 8.15,
without any delay. Tickets now on
5.119 at all the leading cafes of Nor—
walk and South Noi'walk. Watch out
folgthc hangers they will be out t0~*
m)‘
ilnu-rleagua games with the
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lblllANAl‘OLIS, lild,, Dvc. 9.--Al’»
ti». the election of Thomas J. Illckcy
ot‘ Minneapolis to succeed Presidmt
’l‘holiias Ill. Clilt‘ington of Chicago.
ithc Alllvl‘il‘fill A>soclation took action
at ttw annual meeting hole yesterday,
which practically assures a series of
lntcnia-.
tiollai League, Tho question of a
th.rc‘ major league, as proposed to
consist of four American Association
and {our International League. clubs,
th.‘ discussed informally.
day. i A schedule committee, consisting of
in. u, “albeit. Louisville; Mlkc (Jan-i
ttillon. Minnmpolis; A. l-‘. 'l‘iliuilc.'
.\llT\\aultH~. tutti the prosidr-nl, wnn‘
guppuilili‘tl. it will incl-t in Kansas
it'll}, February 24. It was dccidcdi
lllllll itlllllt it tho scrim; with thc lit-I
,tt-ritlitionpl Lenguc is arranged, the
Artcricau Association will play ll?!
,utullts, or 154 giilllt‘fl ll thc illtcri
: lcrauc scrip: falls through. Tilt‘ omn—
iill',‘ aaliies will coincidc with lilosc ol'i
llic major lounucs. i
i 'l't‘sllll’nl R. (J. Burrow of tllc ln-
tr-.t..ltluniil trawl» ill a tclcgram np~
lli't.\ctl tlit‘ plain for an iutcricillzuc
” Wildmiili
! ‘ litiiill elitist
' Iain-II, m “gimme rim: Capture no
“I, I I ‘ Wflwfiamalflm
STORRS. Dec. 9. , in the fifth week
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’l‘hc adianoc guard of the mayor and
; _ n to will will in- . . .
my.“ gramsuiai: ‘29 big coilfcr- l’pnnsylvania DP!!! of \‘i hltc Leghorn!
relics next wcclt rcachcd town yesteni got away with. first and sci-ontlhpluoen‘.;
day The vanguard consisted of Au-' “3 A' Ballard: ””45"”? ( fag“!
m“ Hert'mlnn, who “will" ”W‘H'll laid 45 eggs which i: hilt I;
dual role of chairman of the National “"3” "90°"! ‘9 ‘d‘r- VFW“; fl
Commission and maids” of the Cup} poultry farms pulie‘la l()lll‘bll'“(l;l >1
clam“ Nation“ League, 'bl.r£. "Arc in second placl {Ht-l 'a;
”Human came to New York by; vivid of 39 est-'S- J. '0. herein}:
way of pilt‘sbursh. where he attended; White Lt‘gllol‘llfi tron; new Palm, .
an Elk dinner on Thursday nixht. Hal Y. were third, with, .7, white Merry-i
intcnds to visit. Boston tor- amper‘thought farms ‘WhllP “yandottcsi
Elk allair before the Nltoinal l“. trim Columbia, (01111., and (‘loyes 8:;
xue's board of directors convenes Sullivan‘s lluit Wyundottcs from:
h?" ncxt Tucsday afternoon. .Halti‘ord tied with 35 eggs each. l‘hog
The chairman of the National (70ml total ylcld for all pens amounted [10'
liiisiion was in a cheerful mood, andi 1-“3 Or 5i! 0!“ WWI: ‘huiiim ill ‘.i
icmliiy discussvd the cntlrc baseball; cuilcnpoiidlng weiki lust ycai. 1 lilo
situation, particularly the Nialionn be i ”it llll'dti iii thc ptunflli (ompvftitI or‘i)
tween thc club owners and Play-cru,'zlro~ nearly loo wigs ulicad o as
"l cilnmt't conceit"? of such 1. thing; tom‘s record at this time. .
as it bnscball strike growing out 01 The ilinlmgcmcnl of thc contrastg
Milli-v reductions or minor ieaaul . 'Inilt‘h from ycar to ycnr to not, with
iiil'ltcrsj' said Herrmimn. " .in limits, bcttcr cu ylcld hrcausc the]
Some Player: to Get increases. lbw“ "'9 ”9“?" "”9“ and "“95
‘1 [Micro thi‘ avcl'aac hull play-9,4 bred. Not only this but tor tlw cm
can couccivc that salary Nduammgi rrnt l'limliPiilltlll- It is brilctcd that
win bound to come He known In." bt'llvl‘ lirit‘fl will prctatl. boycotts
salaries wcri- Irtlflciu") inliatud dur‘tam. ilivt-stlgationn ’ to tho contrary
ml.- the lt‘cdcral lfillme w," and than ltlltvttlistnlttling. _ Thcrc llIin-hlfl to
At Christmas lip
of thc laying contcst at Storrs twoi
. .. I - .- Iricc of N: it for
‘St‘iidtluil club tumors to nttcnrl tlw't'onld afford to pay, up. only ”,3an in: that the “um: I it
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F'flih :iiid inrimd (hp Aiilcricun AMhn mm paid mum than it": buFIIH-‘t-Stb' uri pluut-uhlc rcaxulu lot It
. . .r . . - ' c r will br hialtvr than
llu.«ll‘:llltll‘.ili Longtiv mos-ting in Newt ‘ltltll will llalppcn if that bnscbltlii tli lamina y u l . {iv l- W ”W”
will now “stun. to normal, “m, con». iltHIUfUH‘. ll tit l.. pa
was
A large assortment of fancy Tea Aprons in plain or crou-
bormuslim and dotted swin. Insertions in various de-
signs with lace and embroidery edgings. Embroidery and
hemstitched rufl’les. Same with colored ribbons.
25¢ to $1.00
Showing Aprons in Dotted Swiss, white or flowered lawns
with lace trimming: and la‘ge pockets. These aprons may
be easily converted into bags.
25¢ m $1.00
Large and Medium Sized Aprons—Plain and
= trimmed. in various styles.
25¢. 50c. 75¢
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
embroidery
South Norwalk.
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J. B. JaCkSOH NORWALK
UPTlClAN .- Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
EYES EXAMINED FREE
The thntieth Century thristmas. -.
Santa Clau§ no longer uses sleds and reindeer.
Water St. South Nomh
WEATHER FORECAST. i -
For Xtrl‘ililiii and \it'lllily: Rain to
1.3m; clearing and cultiPr Slindny.‘
'l’hc disttlrbnncp which was cclltral ovv' .
w l'ppcr Michigan )PSlPl‘dh)’ thornyl
ii}.- is now ccntral orcr Ontario. lt“
v ill probably puss Oil! the Si. low-i
ranch \‘aillcy tonight. [his criminal
rim-til d \tcntlwr, with rain or snow,i
1 till“ Ohio Valley and tho casterni
)ortion (it liit' I.:liu- l‘t‘xitill. Tllc wcst-i
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r'll arch of hlch pl'cssul‘o has ln(l\“°d'
bl)lllh\\al‘li and i\ non cciitrnl ovcr;
t'ic Lowcr Minissippi \‘ullcy. lt
musing (lowly uulzstliilly low tcmlli‘l‘u‘
:4 tires in thw soulltcru districts. lt hi
i’i cold lhi.~ uwruiui: ill Louisiana as
‘l‘ i< iii (‘uuuw-tit-ttt. .' - f.
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tiONSliiiii villi“ i
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——-At Pouty‘s our
“(in for Xmas
t‘llll pct mutiny on
giving. Stop in and case 0f "‘9 "all”
Against the El-
iiiililli ultimo
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Monkcr Giotto. .\'o. 56. M. V. P. E.
1:, incl-last crcliing linti disposcd of
r Iutiltc blisiucss. A
r'stlng oi sulltiwichcs, Holler“. (soften
n'ld cider was sort-cit tutor and :1 plott-
i~ ,ul hour was spent.
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rrloc Trill»), .\'o. I. 0. R. M..
in llaiu sin-ct.
H iniditiaht'.
Urnishcd music.
~1.nr::cst display of books cvcr
shown in the Norwntks in Donnelly'ii
Annex. \t‘ondcl'iul display of child-
I‘P‘ll's books, all tiic diifcrcnt serlek'
complete. Any book we do not have
52‘. stock we will gladly ordcr for (on
tutti have in the shortest tlmc passi‘
l-‘tc, Don't forget Donnelly's is the
p‘ace for books.
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luncheon can-l
.Sttlyv'csunt Wainwright, l’rcdcrick til.
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The rcirular uockly dance of Cocki .
WM! lllL‘Pi last summer, and after hearing
, -hl lmt 0“,“ng in Red lion's Hall itrstlmonr and rcadlng evident-n sub
A large crowd was}
i. :lilt‘lltillnt‘t'. anddaucingcoutlnucdi‘
The Victor orchestm‘
-—The advantage of buying Xmas
(was at Donnelly'a is that till out-i leeward, which is “,fanowg;
cards are sampled and no chance of-
lelt and lite Brilomari to its dio-
cided Upon by Committee of
nine :
A cotumiltcc of mm"
yachtsmcn,
Hayt and James D. Sparkmnn. listen-
cd to tcntituony yestclday regarding
the: protmts filed in connection with
”14‘ Mllnhaiisct Bay Challctlgc (‘upt
mittod ill letters reserved decision
until next WI/Sk.
Among ihcsc who lllli‘nt’k‘d tltc
mcctlnn, which was held iii the Man-
lwttan Hotel. New York, were C. P.
(‘Ul‘ilfil Sn, and Jr, and Guy Lowell,
tin first of whom owns the Ellen;
Addison G. Hanan. cup of thc own-
ers of the Nahma: Clifford l). Mallory
antler of the Joyniit; Richard A.
Monti»~ ,llctlry R. Pelton, litttlcr “'hit-
lug, Abbott 1’. Brush and John 1“.
Johnson. _
'l‘lic chici protest. considered was
that of the Nahma against the Ellen.
llii‘ protest being based on the Long
Island Sound Yacht Racing Associa-
tion's rule on the right» of way. over
luring, hitting and bearing away. and
lint paragraph devoted to passing to
“An overtaking yacht must never
the stock {toiling soiled as it is kept heat away to prevent Mather ”cm
in the boxes so each customer gets ai from passing h" ‘0 leewardwthe lee
“‘th card Como in and look at onris'd“ lo be considered that on which
_ ‘ ’ ‘ tht- leading yacht of the two carries
1"” 0‘ engraved ctlrds, “30 0‘" upecd 'ncr main boom. The overtaking'yacht
‘91me WHO I. 6 {01‘ 5‘19. must not in! until: she has drawn
~. ' clear ahead of the yacht which she
has overtaken." The Nahum pro-
tested the Britomart on the same rule,
as Well as that having to do with
yin-Ms converging closehaulnd.
The Joyan protested the Hayseed
IV. on the same rule as dldthe Nab-
mtt. lralating to the overtaking yacht.
but no one appeared to defénd tilt!“
Haysccd rlV. or the Britomart. The
minimum protest was um I! the re.
sinner. what happened 5wa the
trachts wem running .trea lrofii .
Yourlltl'siness hairs
In the building up; and de-
veloping of yourbusiness af-
fairs, 3 Checking Account in
thin-bank will prove .of the
greatest bervie to you.
.nnliitum. The mat-bitter pill
Loam um"
\"mlt lli'Xl Moflllll}, l'l'csillmt Hickey’
wum .\lr. Bill-row that a committal-i
cumming of hilllm‘ll, Wallien ("an-
titlon. 'l‘ilumc .l. t‘. Ml‘fli", Indian
mulls, and .lohu \V. Norton or St.
Paul. will attcnd, with pow" to acti
\ for the other thrcii club on new. Box!
or ii-csnilllalt. ’l‘olcdo; :cnrnc 'l‘ebvl
wall. Kilnszls '(‘ity, and ii M. Elohim».
" ho ll, Columbus. who cannot make thc
trip
iiiliiiiill ill
9:2" llnncnclt livcnuc.
liridlrcport. 1Conn.
disc; 8, ms.
Sitti'llltu Editor: 1.19;"; *0
Just a llnc or two to lot ”m1”
til... I hurt» been in touch with Hitch-
inuk'zl Williams, and cxpoct to meet
him in Bridgeport today to sign the
articles. Collins is working hard or
913-. day now. its he wants to be at
hi.- \‘|~l') best, in his light with Kilnz.
We want to lot Kun: know that he
hud hcttcr be iii thc bruit condition,
its lic is going to moot n hotter and
infill-r boy lllllll he has eye-r mm in his
ring cltt‘ccr.
Most of Collin's tights ililV“ boon
around (li‘cliler Now York, and he has
inc: and dcieaicd such good boys as
'l‘milmy Rott'ull, Kid Henry, Johnny
Dull-y, Jlmuiio llcltlcy, Hurry llrown.
nu-l ii lot of nthcr good boyn. ‘ in
i'nlllu's lust light hc knocked out. the
llpl‘uwcinht t'illl plan of the Atlantic
lt‘lcrt. Sailor lltlkc. lit Ncwbllrah. N.
Y1. in two rounds. HP will be trying
every minute or every round to re
neat on the Connecticut. champion.
and that ought to bc cnotlgh to as-
uurc the fans oi it good hard battle
1 ant sclldini: a clipping from “'l‘clc-
gram" of ycslcrday. l remain,
Yours in sport.
DICK FITZGERALD.
for t'ollins.
liw illliilll’s Pilll _
Hill A lililllil
Tho pivot man for New Canaan's
live ill Monday nights contest at the
Armory is still unknown, but the re-
maining players on the two teams will
take the floor in this way.
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thv Canaan Norwalli
Kclly ............ ........... Calder
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Seymour .............. . Smolick
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(‘al ill ....... ‘ .............. Harrlgan
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Doyla ..... .~ ............ Anhmead
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Seats are being reserved. six“an
eight ln—a row by New Canaan folks
who are apparently again on deck
with support or that team. When it
New Canaan agmgatltm visits Nor-
wuik. there is always: game‘worth
white. Manager Kelly has been in
attendance at the two previous Ar-
mory games and believes he can take
the meaning of the ‘81xtliCoInpnny'a
mullahs:
O m d (H , fl icock Point iagiheniiiirlrod anvil MIX-'5 contest. w . “1' i“ ll” “#43“, flu,” ‘5 ' m
’ur .139- 5}! if“. 1y me papillarinand, in the third row of it‘Stu‘imdtsm‘muhs Mamas ”Whl‘tfli‘!‘ , ‘
cmdnzilist -nattsfisd m: igpggqggfifgrmfggfhemhm..eim:rtwin of.” in immunised-cha- piggy-cg“ - ,_
tom”. ,m.1pmbent..:905dla_lo: ~ Millie present time. “151m?“ ‘ ¢ ' . "'- tin-J,“ mum ' ‘
Prado! the‘rutllfacto'tl’ “VB”; tilletlimiinm’ ii! Mg; 1‘44!“ MW- ' m I
, . , ,,. . .. no u. an er, e_ no ‘
Vice which #f‘feiflgfi , which organization lute. “gag".
‘ .. . . ~ . ' ' held; and at a mtiethilr attire elobbo
mi 1%“ng qurfin be held next Tuadar-Kbe 1‘
. 1 . . t . . of melon» multivitamins m
.' 10W “ " Wm ., ‘ “all"
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. dill in
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alter um maximal: Robldenn stag—1mm of this humid» "mitt
‘ » ' . .lir: luvs caps in storaiic by licrhtttfi a
inhibit}: “ghfizuirr: Tmrlzlmggfhfiiimr million Palm’s than at lhi> thus it your
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l.\'..ifl‘ .2 ”211.33. liiy’i’l‘i‘r'ihfilf‘”? mm that . Wt man-r W wt
know on my club (mm. ,1 {Mt of our! hint murkntml bccausc their ovmciry
yonnx players haw been [mlpd sub~i du. not tcrl they could "ifloi‘fl' tllPt
stantittl increases in salary, ypl‘tV‘fll grain pricm. and in addition
“it other mail; the cut in Malaricn‘ "0""‘mi‘mm h” probably been great-
Will "M IN 0. “an' a” around rc- cr by Virtue of III? huhcr wall»! that
dlll lion. but increiy the loong on m: mm“ 99"”“"“" . 1 _
.muw tophcnvy sularlm which halli I” (it m" monthly ".“FH‘N tor Nip
iii-cu paid to Diaym‘il by Nation at uni; "mm" “W“ ‘W'l b)’ Vi ll'k‘ Lfifih‘lmh
tltial conditions." _ lull til which 311‘ cntcri-d by (onuncli
lwrrmmn expressed an opinioni "‘” h""‘?""' M.“ ’F‘rancc's ll
”my will lhtt “or “an“ wouidi Mcrwrcuus [it'll from “to-st. Villiltlr
talu- ~pp "w Glimmfl 0g reforming thci top not thei bluv ribbon .(ll' flrxl pl’ill'f
wmld'u rcries at lr moduli-t "uliioi- thv month with to. mm: H- i
“Wk “The communion “mum“ din-i top poultry yards blunts fron‘i bulfleld
cunt the world's serif. Q1 lmrrcent Wlit’ nocond with 1.). and Hilton! 1.
, Stoddord's pcn from Woodbridac
g.l‘:fig”:°:"§:;,m m m" I“"""t m-n third with m tor the thonth,
"mu". “a "Whit! is and “went Tho thrcc best pans in each of Hit
blind” in '. ’ Nod“ tprlncipnl variation arc as tollowi-z
“However. than. ' W‘Mfl tho. I "m4 WWW?" mm-
“1? club owner-ab! Ml: lemon are of. “1;“: {Hialeah “' Hampton.
thc opinion thal the system of mint .. - ‘
turn: the world's ncrlcit Nial‘lld undcr— “:21‘"N'n"lfiy l-arlns, Short
on quite a channfllfitlcnlarly u to “ 5' - -0
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tho division of the receipts. hmm‘ 3' H‘luxn"'ufl°:'"f°nn" 6 ~— -
all)‘ i beliovcth should be winci . ‘ V'" ° °'- .
h- My". but i am not pl'eparad to any: legl’lfihou‘m Farm, Columbia, 12.,
that the players should get lclts mung .. " . .
95’. It is my opinion that the till?“ 193:")? Marian. “allum “k" 10‘
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lignirniéilrm’ghngrram "m M both Hill) man Farm. “'estvillc, N, H. 107‘
Itcritlnnnn Was in such an nflnhlc J (b Eng“, "I"? 2“;
mood that be freely discussad the “(2:)“ ‘ anhen. 0” inch, 12‘.
cattiiiaian which Rarney Dlvyfuas of " .
Pittsburgh is waning to remove him Pcttu'ot (Poultry lnrm. Smith- l2'
lli‘ chairman of the commission. "l 3:33!“ lam}. B id ‘ R ‘
.tatv Mr. lircvruss for only about tlvc “i ‘ arm. r 3° on. ' 107
mluulus in Pittsburgh." said Garry. "
"lic was not feeling well and did not Prices Hw\’lm: ”warn W
«lurid tho Ellis dlnm ' on Thursday illizltin (angmrcau. 9“ lll- 18!
nil-lit. l hnd quite a chat with him . ' " " .
nwr thc nllonc. As {or its Drcvfusa'n “£32: Poultry lords, Sum. 18’
lithl nualnnt the cotilmlnsion in con . "
. l. u... .. .. ........ cm .. M... Woodbrim ,. Buy Your Boy an Erector Set
“‘t particularly but azainst the Pit " Miscellaneous 1
tlrc :ilenlbcrshlp of the National Com- OM a Knight (Whi'm 0m. An educational toy..that: will develop inventive ability.
milisziiiminn his Cincinnati team. Clg'iiiong)’qarli£:;to?33&LVV n 13 SETS ARE OF VARIOUS SIZES.
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12:33:? twinge “mmgfd'wmt: duties). Hartford. Conn. 11’ We Will gladly show them.
timc. Our club molly hurt at all bad K'gg'nzy m" (But! Rock“ 113 ‘ ‘ ,
and We have quite ll tow pimp" of L ' "
ability. Mathewson wants a tow poél- _ A‘be" 0‘ MORGAN 50‘ Norwalk
ttiona strengthened, after which he A 8"" ”’8 IO"("- ‘
thinks he will have mrlub which will _ .
b9 able to stand up wit the beat in “‘ " “‘ “““ ‘”“' " """"‘
tho 188M. 8" [IVER "l“ "g”. .
"Mathewson; by the way, is v‘ery . '
solid in Cincinnntl, and the tans have 7 . .
evcry conndtmae in him. Matty“ s A ; - ‘ & n
doesn't talk much and so far he i Steam Dying Clean! g co'
hasn‘t fed -he fans with a lot or .. l Formal-1y known as IHW Guam Dyeing 5. Cleaning Co.
gfif'igkngr‘”;f$3 ‘gvgygfiyfil u cml, FCVEYIIII, sick, alum, Give i Silk Dress‘ei, atom, alankm mi Lac'é Curtains Cleaned.
Will) Mathewson, the ruin. the club mn mum fl 0"“ i' H. LYNGE Prop. A
am. the players, and somehow we all Every mother realizes, after girth.- l '
ier-l um be will be the man whn will he, cmam «cmmmm gm, of t 249 State Street -—BRIDGEPORT—7
prove to be Cincinnati’s bassball‘h’e-
“We“ man." that this is thalt‘ ideal mm.
intestine they-16m its mm mic
and it thoroughly cleanse: the lender.
atamnch, llm and bowel: with:
BRITTON 5! TS OIIDiAU.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, . 9.4m: little
gigs; weltert‘eight Pei-1mm“, shad- but
. Robinsono! ltadetpbtt hero. . 0M * 3 1,‘ ever} a.
is»: night in ten slotr rounds. Brlt- MES?“ bad, 51:22:11,;1. 1:3?“
ton adopted defense tactical through- , , . . '
out. the um pm or the boot. but fl” tongue. mum! ”WWW "
tiered him will; a long left. swing. laxatlvofi' and in a tow hours on tho
Britton opens: 'me“ 1“" ‘ ml“. {out imam waits. While and
appoints-t at: . . ' ~ . _
'tobldeav. 143, _ : sis. and you have a well, playful child
W... mmwm mutuemmniutt
, command-{m mom. or cold. tam-um.“ mm
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The Duplex Alcazar simply
The aeroplane is more modern.
Housewives nfed no longer use old 5 1e coal or wood
THE DUPLEX ALCAZAR
TWO RANGES IN ONE ,
ls made for the modern housewife of the twentieth century.
It is an ideal Xmas Gift. will please the whole family.
pulling of a lever. Either fuel can be used separately or
both at the same time whenever desired. It is two ranges in
one. Surprise the family with a Duplcx70r Xmas. e. 1
Come in and let us show van the points of advantage ’
on the Duplex Alcazar possessed by no other Combination
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requires the pushing or
3m 1-: ”in“:
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