....,,
Julian tut Stilts
* . " Hillbilllfifliltl
local Sorghum Superior“, and
r. ..._V,~1_,.. ”$.17“, .
9 Opinions and (loss
BY .IRISH
ip
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cl 0! Norm. so. Probate '
1.6, 5.1).. 1917. 3
V Melanie Fax, late of Not- ‘
.Alstrict. deceased.
‘W 8inqu diafliat.
“ and
m‘ "- "axed riot;-
Nelv Spring Million-y; ‘
Suits in Stilts I.
l
' ' _ . a Thua Sentinel llewspapet'nlen accept
. mi“ in l‘é‘adlIlt-‘ss tor
r
,Greettwith Matt-Pete V'ugil Wills
from they Green-line hide:
I!“ Ellie Kelly Best “slit 1'1
inning!
in Width Terry Lee refereed the
Kuxtz-L‘Ollifrey right have been heard
about town. Terry tried to be fair.
to doubt. but there were several
times with the. “Fireman" should have
’gulwn it good call down. He fouled
Battier once, but the blow-‘wns not
men by the referee.
~0—
l
in one of the hardest battles in his
curt-cl, Battling Kunz, pride of Nor»
' 'tlilll; and champion lightweight of
Connecticut, shaded Walter hating
Uduy, of Greenwich, at the South End
‘ Milli-tic club, stamt‘ord, "€1ng night.
l'tte Virgo], of this city, cameoul a
\lt'lJl‘ over Matty Green of New .Yotk,
“who xufistituteu for Young Carter.
, Midget llowney soul ¥oung Gill jute
ult‘eunlland with a right 1.0 tt.e jawitti ed Les ’Ilul-cy__ from lighting in tilt.
the. second round: Ililt wak' clearly'ttfilt‘l It is going ‘0 milk" the g0“
}:‘tit‘classed and had nochauw against t-luor unpopular too. What a gold
, ruey. . . . , . " ,
The best bout of the evening was 1mm HMO} loot. ’
‘ ‘tllat between Eddie Kelley and Joe H."
’” .‘u‘llon, of Stutllford. Kelly gave mt. -‘"'”10"Eh 5‘ Was reported ”‘1“ Bat-
lton a boiling l‘ussoll; and that. wagon} thin: Ruhr. was going to meet Mar»
out was to it. e is un'old l: - . .' . « . l .
u'é. the game and the father of sekgghy‘m' “(If Dunne), Kunzs name" ‘0-
children. Although Kelly bad no K. tl:t:.'dellled this fact. Kunz is expect.
fl (l. punch, he, certuinly taught Dillon ‘7‘" '“ “mm "Shamus" O‘Brien “t ““1
a lot. Dillon made at good uhowing' exhibition on March 16.
tor u youngster. i , I
Nolwalk should Hun rt . ' .. . t
5431119 like. Shunt-0m}I.?}I,.l!::l.39’i:§l “title London has a pouch of it
tight drew at $800 housc. lx'ullz'clour ”MM“ 9’5"" And he won't tell how he
l-d $2“) on the light.
not it.
1 it'ltung Brooks, who min the referee"?
as night certainlv trot. - . -
knew but ’little aboutl’tllcegalble‘fr‘llbi;E 'littlt‘s was “"de “S a. lemon for
way in which be separated the fight! \oullnr liltx‘tulitl‘e at the. show at balk
era was enough to draw tours t‘ronl‘
the eyes of 2' round Several lllllPfl‘ but not tltc way “Mar.” expected.
it: grabbed one fighter by the at'm‘ *
and the other by the shouldc‘r and! — W
drugged them apart. it? they cured loi
employ course tltctiru. eithcr of tho:
lighters could huvc hail it big advan-f
two through the ignorance .of the
t,
It it
want
,jmzt a. little too far, when he prohibit-
a
l
t
z -r.. -.. ._ ,
ALLEN NOTES FASHION l
COLORS.
Certain Color Body Finishes Predom
Mate Ench Season as With
Clothing. fl
» i
:- 'fercc. '
Battling Kunr. didn't have s'uch a“i
. .f'u‘al‘ as hothouuht that he would over
.__.:_.lddd,v. hung. itsflllfllllll, \t‘tls tho;
,. .. “u , - umww“
WANreow'rmnl..u.,,p, rolmlfim; 'l‘llt uutomohiie
of cattle. Beir tht- milieu of his truin—_ mmmvy into new
. . prices for caltlcr asstnnud the defensive.
- t
i
u”... fl.
industry of this
readied a point
.;_whelu the color tluisll ot‘ it our re-v'
ve ., ‘ tiltl‘iltt‘. the filillt Was he in' . ‘ ‘ .
l "“9 Tellvllich ,5 mo“, than can my («Mum tho statue unlount ot nttentiotlj
’ Eddy. ‘11.»- t.l:ut given the color of clothing}
TO LE'llultlcr had him best innings inflnm in. brown suits will.predomtnute
street, 81m“ “““m- H" “1““ at it ham-t one acumn while grave ntuyiulto the
.uui tongs :tlul llt‘llll't‘. vcry'lonn ‘
3011”! ‘ddr more): Ripping mm. right i.:.j.d another, so body liniohes ot nu-.
E‘tt‘rr-tl. “tor right cross, Klimt item the itlllltll‘llel‘ change. Feeling that dur-
, .'“k H“ uproar “>1 it lOOkOd‘ ins: 1917 there will be .8 heavy dc-
B '"c om' 11““ m “" Mdy mm?“ mood for blue cars. the Allen ltlutor
. . AM - :ttonlpnny has given particular utteu-
iog {.«dfidgg-m opened with. Kup‘z with": lion it. the selection of u planning. yet
E’lll‘l’lned ”19::“353‘2123:'Eli'il%.d1§8“fizv[lrittitlcltl made or this color.
'\ I‘ouit'rey. ln tlu- mg‘m‘d‘ round Kuuz! lliilo to: a color finish for an auto-
; “319-. Eddy from him and continuunyi"mm“ hotly has rarely ever been In
‘=.-.-.--|H‘d- with rights and [fifth l0-shea(1,1gl'ell‘ demand, but the shade of blue
PA” third round “‘“S 5'- dl'lHV. hotllitittallr uetttictl upon as one of the
decommlflhltnn fast. Round four was! tolcr finishes of Allen Classic. touring
. audit was at this time ho . -
o Greenwich mun “OWEN” i cut: htdu fair to become exceedingly
”—‘4.’ Sltlttllttflfid to pet through the
u
paper. “F
H; Ewinatesanmo back strong ill tho nuih‘fpopulul nil-long buxom 01' these corral
v.9“ “(’15 SOUGrtured the honors. Ilc lauded \\'ill(‘ll “10 now offered in the option
““1“ While, 61 Dd stomach “M 1‘0“”; bl(“"51 of “Classic" brown ulnroon or blue.
arm-“1. .ges-zgs-xht was Clearly Kunzfs. Hot 1 . . l ... ’1 .. ‘. ‘.
iltsu“ ,1 thing but job the Green-i i lb not ItLOblllzu unionh artist»
at
‘6
\l'ondr‘r it‘ But. gave it to him. . All ”it
l.tltc:ltre,. \‘l’etlnoaduy night; How-.15, l‘lltlt‘, tinny. will have to ti.
“it": bullish
,t
[the ring who have. knockout punche
lbut they are mostly
t the
Huerta is a vast
in liravy hitter
and a real
aciettific artist within the ring.
.1.
("on McVey, the former sparrin
banner of Jim Corbett, declares that
ngs Willard is too big for an ideal? a. .ll
599-") 1° “5 “It“ the. 80V't tintulplon. How do you know Con?‘ d‘ ,-...‘
.“ew York state. ll&5._30119{!la.~u‘t given any of the contendu'
uls a chance to find out, has he?"
. ”0'“ .
Quite a seamen 0t bowling betwoe
alleys last night. And there
"some" bowling! Take the "5m
wtncllJver way you cure to. ‘
.19...
(mt-n "Silallllls" claimed that
t
' ll.’
.
~i.,
iW'
now tor the Battier has tried ll '
to him! him up for the next.
inu ht: has not heard flom h'. “L
. .4...
' (in! ll‘J:‘ some peanuts :ln
Shut up you boob!
it’luh‘ it isn't sprint: yet 1',
-4- ’
it" Hit" shortage of sugar i
sf
“ tiilt‘t'
“ ‘1 you
‘1:
. lit?
'nht
:
“if you hit me. I'll hit you buck.’ the
Bosstes led by You llrotherton, the
Old Warhot‘se, trimmed the Wentport
Commuters byitlle score ol‘ 1845 last
night. in Nut tonal iiult. The game wns
very close and exciting as indicated
by the score. i
The Cmnpo LifPtGllaX‘dH have dis~
bundcd and a team composed of all
lt'cstporterr. will be the atrpction here-
after. Spot Dugon, once a companion
of Ilig (ivloruc Smith ill the basketball
light, ptuycd with the. Bosnian,» and
Spot sure did play, but unfortunately
didn't. get a basket. Muson won the
Nut linlmun of an. evening, ruglng""”‘“’" in Bridgeport, on linrch 6th
hour field and two touts. For Westport
l‘uddy Driscotl and Chet Woodworth
displayed wonderful loam work. ‘ und
much got two field bmtkcts and Wood-
worth got one foul.
The We‘stportors huvo it good cont-
bitlation and it' some one would coach
them a bit, they would be undeieuta.
mm 1 f “ “(1“)wa the m“; There are many sturdy boxers in
useless, because, the Not “‘7‘
)1 haven‘t the skill to hit the. mark: Blue , "
difference between i place . "
speed-l the a" 7 will” “"81““; ”I“ hlit-5'0utetde of ,, re
lm,» “ an NH‘Watk this season-end Thurston the Sentinel men a ‘
gen? .. ..ri Jimmy Clinton. two vet-,raulpr unexpertcneed. Dick Sweeney.
g m, ., p. tr first rant: division will for instance, has only bowled a couple
the newspaper men at the Nul‘wa ,.
w""..‘;
was yellow. Things are reverse-z.- 5‘
.tll thlt’tltlll.
be culled.
up . _‘ the challenge of the Hour “Hard
L eryth‘ w and both to ..1 - -
. lliunday . um ‘ ‘ ‘4 Boiled Crabs" for a series at bowling
land 1;” ,,; ”than tans are and will play them at the Norwalk
fawaitlngr .l, ‘1“ “WW“ ““9’95" alleys on Wednesday night, March 17.
_ all.” first clash between
and John Leavy‘s fast
Manager Leary Will
strongest lineups. on
The challenge came rather sudden. ‘
but it does not take much to put a 1‘
Sentinel man on the alert and the an-
:swer went back as strong as it came-
“Five-minute" DeForlaai
5. g the auto"
pl‘-~
“.4
a
.,‘.tlil‘d5, and “Stretch” Harrelof times. The team will consist of
H '51“ fi-l‘rotest men that ever Beety. Thurston, “Bob“ Mitchell, Dick
.t uniform will play cepter.;Sweetley and 'DeForesl. Thurston la
a good man at the game and when be
‘t average 90 to 100 somethings
o.»
1..., Swonson, considered one of,
, gantest guards the game ever can . . ‘ . .
1 . mud, and little luck Mllrruy, the wrong. “Boby‘ Mitchell will pair up,
A with “Jupiter" ‘ ‘omlstock. Both
outhpun‘s and after Mitchell has
J - 3, 1mm of the famous Sheapshead Well
‘ -;. combination will hold down the“? 5 p . ‘ '
Iv rd positiom “Eddy" White who had a little experience uhould bandit:
‘ ’ I ‘7‘ ’ a . r u C
.~ 5‘ appeal-ed on former Gemini»! in matthed. Beety‘ was] emote; puma
~i» “t ‘ both with Yonkers and New » WWW" Once, but, to ru er ‘
U l, A ‘ It won’t take him long to get
. . .t . 'tl5t’.
tan-tun. will be the otth man of them“k in shapE. however. Everybody
Lari: oily aggregation. 'lmows the EMU of he who tries to do
itlltu'ltiil wnl once more place herewrylhiug tn the last “l«‘i\‘e-Minult§s:’
confluence in practically the some Last night he bowlod a good game; 3‘0
ileum that has represented her all of doubt but the Hour newspnoel‘tnen .
'the season. “Gentlomuu Mike” Smo- will put out a good team having a
l “Ck the New York speed bow ‘Wlll number oi players who are in the pink
inlay right. forward, and “he” (.ald- of condition. Let’s hope for the best.
lw’ the “dying blonde" with act on
Michael‘s running mate. "Chris" Leo-i “Jupiter" (Toulstock is an awfully
!nuls‘., llunbhry’s Runner idol. and buso‘ extravagant My. Last night while
kotbhll'a one. best bet all al pivot]? howling in the Norway twig“); 13::
mull, will jump center {1'}! no: e hi8 bultlnt'e and trio 0 w
. > ; . ‘ ‘ I v . 3" ‘
lanky Harvey. captain Joe Ashulea'txlt. ball by sudmg after it (:2 31:3: 81.02:
titefind ot‘ the season, will play rlg 'th breechett. ".lup wo ~
ntuuo, und will have '\‘i his companion ‘ trous‘llrs again. . 5 '90.
in maintaining the. secmtd line or, de par the first ttllllimjglllCP Dick ‘ Vt 1.19
‘ , . . , - » nlc l5
lull“, Nat Holman. the New \orkjmly dldnt play on b it tut ‘ .
high school wonder. Jerry Harrignn' might have. At. tint-rs he was ofttotw
will be 'on hand to get into the gumefiund unsteady.
in (use reinforcements are needed. Quite a hunCh n
t
however.
t spectators witnese
7 . _ mac. ml 2*?“ ' I r m
Chandler Six $1395 ‘
There is no Other Six Like This .
rel Anything Like This Price .,
The Chandler offers intrinsic value greater than alliter-
cars for which you are askzd to pay much more. Greater
value in materials, design. equipment, and, above all W. in
the dependable and enduring service of its marvelous motor.
You may any it is my to make such .a claim for the
Chandler. It is. And IT IS EASY TO PROVE SUCH A
CLAIM FOR THE CHANDLER. ‘
Yearnold Chandlers conmand as high or higher page in
theusgci car market than year-old cars of othermhes sell»
ing. when neat, for two 'or three hundred dollars more.
Could any further evidence he asked, to. prime Chmd- ‘
, ler leaderstlip in value? It wouldn’t: seem so, but lotis
make thorough inquiry. i Q. . - .
What other make of car. atf anything like the Chandler
price, offers you a motor which has been developed. refined
and perfected throughout but years. of conscientious manu-
facture andfiot subjected to radical changes or experimental
devices? None. , ‘
What other make of car, at anything like the Chandler '
prioewofi‘ers you such atproven mechanism as; the whole
Chandler chassis? None. =
What other make of car, at anything like the Chandler
price, offers you all those features characteristic of the high-
est priced, high-grade cars~Bosclr high tension magneto;
solid cast aluminum motor base, extending .fmm frame to
frame; bigsilent chains instead of noisy gears, for driving
the motor shaftsi full floating and Silent spiral .bfivel gear -
axle and lirght’running-nnnulor ball hearings in transmission,
differential and rear'whels? None.
What‘ other make oflcar 9* anything like the Chandler
price offers you more beautiful and comfortable bodies
ban the Chandler? None. '
Chandler policy has always kept the Chandler priccU
low. Relatively it is lower today, whenrn many prices have
. been inflated than ever before.
These are Facts, and to you they mean a Better Car for
h.
sonic towns the tuna are lmyint‘. double, E them what you can do.
the lltlllllHSlOn now charged by the‘lo t It has been suggeste ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘
on] mulummuent. it hull been ultldlbowling team from the .( rotut or,
that the price ‘0; prédfifig blinket lxmtpp lint piactory‘reorganize: ’l‘het
ball in Norwulk willy, up two mugs! "Hatter..." had a pearl: of a team Ollt'fl,l
' ~ - ‘» . -. ' . 5 ilor ‘lllllZCd- ,
as much its that ot‘ live pitta"k mullet b" "Ml-V it has becomt u k. 1) vi
The Nonwalk ullcya has a pm 0-
I'
d than the old]
4" ‘ ' ‘\ (1‘ Tim lsl
Many Norwulk basketball fttttdwvjll of whom it should bl. pl‘oth.r.hM.l‘mm
:Ittrnd the Nurwatk-Blue Ribbon Battling Richardoon. . (.. ' . ,
wants to meet Shine GIUDOH» in it}
xlxwrouml preliminary til the next
. . q 3 , '. I », . .
..nd lath. both lulluos \Aill be played allow and is. willing to but but share ofi,
l . . l - - Less Money
. ’ ‘ .x . 1 ,: ‘ .. "MW 1 . '13..“ will?" i . -
Wflm‘ . l0! tif‘fiattifi‘u'ru- . ‘ . £3 . " 42.1%.:qu Touring Car, $1.395.
lilmkotbull‘ is about the Only thing; men and the Hour Printers IRS! “in". m n - t -‘ . ‘
in. Nolwnlk tlltli hasn't gone up in;ut the Norwalk alleys. d I in he _‘ . Four-Passen . Road fer, JWES, .rahm. N *
. . - ‘ l . , .a slot‘ 3 .. g . . w « ‘ . ,
1.. ur: this winter. Ln other cities; A atom “in ”9 “films“; . ‘1 ran seven-Passenger Convutlblc Sedan. $2,095. N" “mm-new
Witt‘l‘t the game is plated, the We“; ”"9“ “‘9' “"“r “"d “‘9 bum“ p . Four-Passenger ’Conve'tible Cou e $1 ‘ i ‘ \
has been increased however. until inli'flli- Gl‘l him-V Sentinel and “‘0“, ‘ P u 995' "“
Limousine, $2,695. ‘
0 All Prices f. 0.. b. Cleveland.
COME CHOOSE YOUR CHANDLER now.
' " Vaasl “Brothers. Garage.
17 Chesnut Sh So. Norwallti;
L
in Ilolgniul bath the receipts thut. he will gm, him ,3!
Phones 1360 and 201.1
\
«—
lt is probable that Frlulk Hill. of
Jt'l‘t-Sey City. will be their-claret! in
Monday ntghtfa game.
t
sey.
It‘s no wonder
can ltweep the pint; over.
at his long aoutllpaw is enou
score anybody-
....__———-—-—-—
“Jupiter" Coinstoc
trimuunz. There's your “Mime Demo-4m
k Brnndow 69 88m 72 ”s” AT LOW ""9“
J. Bredice 71 76 76 ‘ . "“"“ 1
One 1100!‘ mm“ 32 85 32 NEW YORK. Mal-cit 3.~F-or than“
gt to - Friday fish dinners several thousand,
296 302 299 New York families yesterday bought"
1'
x7e .
smells from the Columbia river at silt
W
”t 1110de lm (nut, 5,3 the... .. suttht‘actmy shade of blue..f0l .. Preliminary Game « ., . . r: .
. _ . . , _ ~ . M APLES. The Newspupermen nudgthe uptown ~ . ‘ _
ow .u a lrlup. The no“ tin-.0 . “I - , . _, . a l < . , . . HITTING 1HE . 3 ' . _. Cents tt pound. Atlantic coast swaths»
“on“ . yo, in lht‘ Battier on ”Omani? iuiwtll::1(;i;ttlt do; i:l:;:lai;:$$:ll :2 01:11? ‘~ Thifi llmglessed in about tho some . PlA‘Ns mum-HID The second mut ch m m, newspan- Vl outlets met in a duck ipipifnatchat hare been selling Lerc at lit-bout
tum“ 81b” round, Eddy mum. [pimp , ' O I" f ‘ ‘1' n . r ‘ order as the first only the score was “ ”menu, sories with the Hour print: the Norwalk alleys this a ternoon. eighteen cents a pound. The mayor's
out .. he fight. Kunz uctod tired; "I‘m" " a ter “ one series 0 ex- a trifle itinerant, it being 24-11. The _...._.... ' _ ”d last night at the Nor- 'l‘no reporters were out to hand the .f , . ~ . x _ . . ,
mu: 9 if you SC. 11:00,} hilD‘ViHK. lunding‘ pal'll‘lfihtti did the Allen compuuy set- two teams were Until-organized Que-t- Cont n ed From'l‘imt Page) ers “as pilot” d th scribes defeated bunkers a trimming in order to pay 00d supply committee, which brought;
Wt“). ’{ttd hunches. *l‘hov tit: upon the particular shade of blue 8 ‘ ‘ i' ( ’ ". it ~ ., walk alley». 1m 8 ‘ ocarload of the PHCIflc coast fish from
up lor their recent defeat ut the hands
of the tittunciers.’
lions and the. Navaiu of this city. The ---w the liposmters in two games out of
est prl . .
tint on the Battier they are now offeringmu blue tucking Tacomarnnnoullced that “5 they. mm".
furthe ..
peciali mill b0”? b9” go“ the glare of the lighter shades and
Fill“.— ..... - . i‘vm with a richness of tone not found
3T ORGANIZED. til. the very dark blues.
Pitturch (tr-Recent The. Allen our is represented in this
Jpn has git'enpxneu". vicinity by Goudwin P. White.
- g, of' organizing a
a; defend the New
l~ submarines,
———L—-———
WtLL ‘aox masons
THIS mourn
0f poweri B 'd t F' limbo M t J k
‘ 1 . "l ebor t9 3'. . be 8 ac
7 that craft ‘0‘ mgran in St. Louie Tuesday “10'“
‘Will Take on Mike Gibbons’ Broth:
or March 27. . . _
Battling: Lovinsky of Bridgepon,
holder of the‘llght. heuvyweight‘ttttvo
oi the world, has accepted terms from
the promoters of the Auditorium in
t St. Paul toria. bout with Tom, brother
A(YE-Mike Gibbons. to be hold the lust
l'l'ut‘rcoay of this month. Loyiuohy- hos.~
”been guaranteed $3,500 for his allure,
: according to 11 report from hietrainer.
.lou Smith. The famous 'battler made
rt big hit. in his; bout wttltltllskeat St.-
.l‘uui. The papers all proclaimed the
' popular Bridgeport lighter the best
5 man in his division; .
lack Moran, 0: Chicago; a. clever
lglltrdleavywelght boxer, has been so
feted to meet Igl‘evln'sky in St.
titular night. ‘Zfioratt isn‘t ver
own in the
—.
ll LEVlMSK
. u
,t‘S
“‘3 “light-
l 1“ \t
; be“ ‘ -
_. . 'h‘k :‘J‘Vhe 3‘
‘> ‘atstfigg’ fiouii' K this m“
.- 345 \W» “‘9“ medical I
- ‘ I“; I. otw“ “9““ hboring tow
big“ .- t statement -b
acted rmident
t thin doubt at;
Milwaukee. ”He is :oaid-
. with Moran. Lev
i iehsineeh o I;
pru'elk. says; i .- » wit
Louis .
Baht, ‘but he has done ‘ ,,
‘sid‘emble work around St. Louis 'Tolles
' to be inlet ‘ ‘.
. _ 't ‘Aiteryt or
9 very‘ good in mfnslcy‘wfll we.
0 Bridgeport where he. will label
days' rest and then prepare for
' it Jim Culley lmNew York}
.Navnls found no trouble in disposing
or the colspearerg. Our own Ted. Bro
tllerton performed ill great style, get-
ting three field goals and got the
jump at center every time. This got
Woody’s cork. Pie Mullen needs
explanation or how
been soon
he played, he's
at the .arluory, that's
'enough.‘ 'l‘oddy Smith played his us-
ual fast game.
Lineup of big game:
Westpprt '
Wontlworth
Right Forward .
Driscolt
' Left Forward
ii. Quinn . fl h
1‘ ' Center
Right Guard
Hubbe
' illett. Guard. {
Field goo .
2, H. Quinn 1,
Mason 4, T. .
Fouls Woodwartll' i, _
Question ‘ ‘ "
110
Booster:
Mason
S. BrotheFton
' TjB‘i'otl‘terton
,? Dozen
1, , 7 Hines
Woodwort'h g, "Driscolt 5.1
One 1°°alltitrt '. The first two games went to
tho reporters by wide-margins, but the
lust content was tied hard and fast
at the» end of ten frumeso‘ 0n the roll-
ott‘, the printers cattle through with
a tire pin lead, which was entirely
too much for the item harvesters to
duplicate. , .
"Court" Van Buren, tho nempapor-
men's old standby was on deck last.
cvtltinig.~to take the placeoi a miss-
ing scribe; dud “Court" lived up to
his Lamination us -a‘~bow.ler by getting
high. single string with 92 and also
high totabw'ith a count or 261 for the
three games. Coutstock. or the. Non
Twin Hour, showed great form, and
rolled only? threotpinobchind 'Vun‘
Buren‘o totalluarkn The scribes seiz-
ed last. night as an opportunity to on;
loud 'u ,‘dark horse, none other than
Dick Sweeney oi'the Sentinel" onto
ill-bull: of the inner. Workings of the printers: Dick did not multeem
"will“ , coplionally-highscores, biltgiis meth-
“i‘lng 0‘ the general commit.
petition of the machine. .
merchant has consented already to
decorate his business car, and it is
believed that tho reatnof the Norwalk
business then will do the same. Willi;
a large. number of decorated qutomo-l
(dies in the procession, the parade
will certainly be one of the greatest
things ever attempted in Namath.
Through. the. United Electric‘ Light:
& Water ompnny, the committee has
secured the use.“ of "a large electric
ling. which will be "placed ill the an
mory on the night of the 'big meeting.
l‘tln finals» a magnificent. decoration,
.and tho cominittrr iti very grateful
tattle company'lt‘i’ their otter of the
electric bonnet ‘
. :r At the'mepling ot' the executive com-
mitten held yesterday afternoon, it
tvnsidpcldwi to print a complete history”
of tilt lyade workings of the Norwulk
Brunch- or the American Red Cross,
in Mttdzty’sissiu'e of thelocnl papers.
‘Ttslwurtlclo. will be ouegof the moat.
Hillel-1min; stories that has been pub-
no all in sometime, and no one should
f-til l0 end it, and learn in this, why.
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alsol’stated that {he 'llnit‘ed States,
Government in the Vfiiesont tumult the-minsrand aches of rheumatism,
tionul crisis recognized thesgteot log- thisda‘ for‘ you!“ Get rid of stiff kllcésh ._ '
altyof- the negro as demonstrated in painful, swollen foot. knotted fingers:
Cuba and at Carrillo], Mex. ‘
-.— __ Sell impular large quantities could be "’
HOWA‘RD owlvenswv's CELE- ‘tm‘aught We at about the price they
.; Benton. - 15°“ m “Hewitt ’
. 1 - t . The smells were placed on sap. at
WASHI'VGTON’ Murchlarffloward forty grocery stores in different parts W
University, a negro institution here. of the city. . . ,ll
yeotordoy concluded its somicenten- 7__.__,Wmm__~____ “m? l
total celebration.» A final lecture was ,
the address of Secretary Lane of the RHEUMAIIG y . l"
Department of the interior. in which _ , _ 3‘
he declared that the’university wao’ ‘ 4 ,. UMBER HP ‘4
established all a challenge to the ‘ ‘ ‘
negrd'to prove- his, cupatitty for out «p ’ ‘ _ ,
.zenshtp, and added- that'lt had 5W." G9“ 334 Of. All Stiffnesa and Soreneso .1.
cesslully answeredtlte challenge. Be“ In “(insoles-and Joints ' '
Mononduomen. who suffer from
;.oil up your joints. loosen up your
» - . . . muscles, throw-.ofi-years otsufiering:
MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS ‘ Yes; you elm do it! Nomatter- hotv ..
BENEFIT MAN‘Y OHlL-DREN many fa
Thousands ‘ot mothershavo found. "
,ooéltindmg a. solemn warning to
e"nation against any fac‘tion‘or
intrigue to break the harmony or
embarrass the spirit, of the'Amerl~ Vice." .. ,
can, people...the. president callbd -At "‘6 COQCiUSiOH 0f hill
resident loath:
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