AI Opinions and *‘Qossip.
BY" Inlsn'
is quiet along-pie have ‘tor the?
grounds.
{Yd still everything
.. horizon. ,
flay ball: Oil babay, tiling how many
usands are longing to hear this well!
gonzo cry. .
been ‘ dickering
,. ,‘ ~05."
, Too bad. to th
, tlSlugs bowing to defeat before the
—o- . \ 'Hour Typos, but not eating to get
Ifioing to be IiI-SOIHE fun the first. night brain fever, ye scribe shall not try to
bat the Home Guard drills with the make an alibi.
lilo. Imagine some recruits will got
Nine. with a sore head. i
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Treadway is one oi: the classiest
. «or - l bowlers in this city. it is ramiy that
. IBnttling Kunz is still mum. About he doesn't hit the maples for 100 and
5m“? “’9 heard from him. N0 dl‘fillim in [many cases he ranges as high as
{weenie/fit has been reached about! the 130. . .
Klimt-Brown match. i .
-—O—- . Ye scribe was bowling with the big
Yonder when the lgernniunls will. pins last night, and this mominghad
dissent in Norwalk'n lniliion dollar to hire at stenographer to take down
~nrk? this dope because of a sore wrist nod
' ‘ thumb. " ”
. wé—a
"l'anseb-nll will ..Le lute-at starting at w.“
'Iinlusemont Purlt this year. insofar Did you ever inspect Colonel
is can br learned, several local per» pill?“ HatL'll'i-l Water Marines?
Min lots lulu »
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MEMBERS .OF THE COUN-
CIL OF DEFENSE ARE
l ’ READY.
Exit basketball. ‘
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Inltn'ough beaten by the Blue null
lions for. state championship lanrelsfiI‘
we still' claim the best team in lir‘
nerlicut. ' ‘
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tlntnstead, the giant guard 01' the.
i Troy aggregation has developed great
i sited on the floor, and combining this
‘i‘nrtor with his weight, makes him
or. important nlan’in' the offense of
ially loam. He also has a fairly ac}
‘ t-c-rntl eye for shooting.
—-O—- ‘
it. does not seem that either tellt-
nil-us anxious to play the Norwnlltvlllue
Ribbon game in Dnnbury. The Rib.
bulls claimed that they had a éallzl‘.
scheduled for Saturday night in Pa;
(”lbl‘ll, but inasmuch as the armory in
wind. the games are staged, is now
bong used for military purposes, it
is lzot prtbnble that the ‘gume will
he played.I Next week may also not
l.):.l‘ll-tll'_V armory ill use.
“:4”
"run. IBluo Ribbons are undoubtedly
due for another trimming this even-
ing uhen they tackle tho lust Troy
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HITTING JHE MAPLEG ..
History wasmade last night ill the.
Newspapgrmen'e ignite, when the
famed Sentinel Slugs, who on the dope.
sheet Were picked to clean up every»
thing on the circuit, were considerably
‘mussed up by the Hour Typos, who
’took two games out of three from the
confident Slugs, at the Nor-walk A1-
leys. This victory of the‘Typos, puts<
the Slugs Innd the Typos on even
terms, and leaves the Sentinel Cubs
- . “securely entrenched in first place. The
Formal announcement" was made Typos got going in good shape, 1351.
esterday that the intercollegiate re. night, and almost" before the slugs
alto scheduled for Thursday. June, were aware of the inctv'that the gains
‘. Ill l’oughkeepsie. V03” be dad-“”1 had started, the first contest was won
lie RWwIflMDM’OMTfl-
tattle
ed off in cane a: the United States en-l by the Typos, The Slugs, with their
term; the war. «This decision was confidence shat ered by the unexpect-
iemhed M a 3060*“ tummy! melod‘defeat in th first content failed to
board of Stewards, nutrition the nib. accomplish an thing startling in the
alien was considered tram the View‘lsecondl comes but in the last. game
olnt of both the participating colleges i they ramped a. ny from me Typos
and the association.» At the -oont=lusion-' who intoxicated with the espirit of vic-
f the conference ”‘9 following 5mm”. lorv‘ seemed suddenl y determined to
i make a present of the game to their
“The Board at Stewards ol the likgoppuneuts, ‘ -I
Iioth aggregations had their men out ',
in full force last night.~The evening's:
high score honors, both single. string
and' total strings wont to Beatty, the
Slugs' erratic pin swntter who held
down the anchor position lautIevening.
lleutty threw in the high speed from
the moment the op‘éning him was tired-l
intent uniusrsnl response of the; row—v
ranticnlly the entire squadsl‘ol Cor-
lllliated thenlselres with some mili-
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«a.» :4“ «r j» ,> .,- .
nah. .
game is as Telllfr‘r'ny
. G. Pr W. L « PW.
Sentinel Cubs 3 0 0 1.0053
's‘emnlel Slugs 6 '3 . 3 .569-
Hour Typos 6 3. 3 5%,
Hour Scoops 3 0 3 .005
IWATERBURY OFFERS TOSELL
‘SITE non PROPOSED‘MRMORY
Bran-Gity Would Charge ’1 a squall-'2:
Foot For It '
Senator John
of the committee on military attain
was yesterday informed by Senator"
William J. Larkin, 512, of Waterbury
he: l‘~“" "'7 of Waterbury is willing:
to sell lend to be used as a site for-I
a proposed armory to the state for: 51'
a square foot. The landwhich the
city would sel is on Meadow street
“ ween the City Hall ahd the public-
librnry. The site, it is understood..
embraces a tract of land that would!
cost‘the state between $60,000 and!
$70,000. Senator Larkin made the“
alter or authority of Mayor Martin _
Scully of Waterbury. and the approx"~
a"! of the Waterbury board of alder—-
men.
Noreport has been received from! .
the committee on military. affairs mp
Senator Larkin's bill appropriating:
£400,000 for a state armory in NW—
terbury.
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DARCY MATCHED ‘TO .
l FIGHT JEFF SMITHT
NEW ORLEANS. March tally—Lee
Darcy of Australia and Jeff Smith of”
New Jersey,- will fight twentymrounds- .
to a deeision here May 4, according;
to tile announpement tonight ot—a lo- "
The bout. will be advelfiw
cal promoter.
eight chain»
tised‘us for the middlew
orld.
N. Brooks, chair-maul '
congress declares war no course. can
be considered except to calioft the"
intercollegiate regatta at. Poughkeep.
ale. in fact. with war declared it ap-
rztsrs doubtful it‘ any of the great row:
lug fixtures will be held this year.
"‘\\'hile it is (‘Xll‘emllh’ doubtful if
r the intercollegiateregntta lsdlt‘ltl‘tllis
fter n month and a half of prelim-l"
.m'fl work in the gymnasium and six;
toys of actual playing outdoors on the?
iflaleiiy diamondgtho il‘ordllam base-E
fill round won out tor. the first time
. fistnrdny. Of the sixty men whollnre
léen trying for the places only twenty.-
.LIeyen were retained. Gnrgan picked
(to men for enrlrpostz, and he plans
9 hold to this arrangement all during
Purltbinntlon. in the second gzlmu of
”ltll' series. in Colonial hall. The
Ribbons ale, apparently bullied by the
lllBlll“‘. game put up by the Trojans,
who could not seem to work the entire '
‘ UNDER AQUlRlNlllit
1mg Warden Thomas F. Walsh Ian-
nouncod today that the head of the
dog owner} by Neil Pierce had boon:
'sent to the gtnte laboratory, Middle;
town. for examination. Dog IVl’nxdenli llil'li on Norwolll. To a Icourt the.
Avalon stated that the. dog bu.~ bitten; : 7,0 of Colonial hull. “0“?va a good
32:91:51,123.“ g‘l‘gfédgflsn 83323;? I lliJS'wl'IlgIlt’lllll has an excellent chance I
my“. Brown " of winning.
a, to extend tentative invitations to Cnli-
“Obi”? 7"." :ni'fomill, Stanford. Syracuse. Princeton.
eyelinlne Board of Stewards 1m mud;
and he never let up until the inutl pionsmp of the or
round waquver. He established high
total. 245, and high single at 95.!
Tllurltibn, also of the Slugs had nil-t
other great night, but Kramer of themmw.) L,
Slugs. and Malklu ot‘ the Typos, the pitcher of
two “sharks"von whom the hopes of agreed to terms with President H. it
both lentil rested, fell down with nIszee today. according to advices rev-
bump pinch-threatened to shake their} ceiycd herefrom Meinphla. Tenn. TM”
‘rospoctivo trains to pieces. Thc‘ terms were not donor-need, but it has-s
moles were as follow. ,
LEONARD SIGNS~CONTRAOT
BOSTON, March 29.—wiluberi‘
“Hillard, the.cruck leflrhnnded
the Boston Americans“-
) 1,: fight i.” I , . I
of-1 .»
. Horace ltool. W. Col»:
lite yenr. Howew“ ”f the-eight. pitoh- 'coran, Thomas Ratchford.
tits who remain only two will be dis-
finned to the second ’Vauity. AI your
Fordhnm bud only three twiriors,
hr! after Collins injured his ‘arm put»
the shot all the worh‘of the lobed-
lell on the shoulders oi'tJoel-Mar-
I and lhlcQuade. ‘
‘ . "t the men retained by the coaches
,I tordny only four V’ have won, the
3 . Iebnll insignia and of the other: Int
final two-thirds are freshmen. Dami-
p, the Captain, played third base-I n
ear ago, but he is the only'volfirdh‘ln
glue infield, while Shankey in the only
l3 Iplillttl‘ figure among tll'eiontfi‘eldora.
% is strongest position on the Ford-1
an team is behind the plate. whore
billion and .Swoetlnnd will fight it
t.tor the regular berth. .
Hazlett, C. Thorpe pod A. Clll‘chester.
and, in addition there were a num-
ber of dogs under suspicion, the be-
hot being thnt they had been bitten,
namely dogs owned by Mrs. S. Baker.
'Mrs.>1i.,Alttbler. William R. Ahrens.
Jobuph Disesn, Bernard Blore und V.
:C. Smith. , .
The dog warden has placed all.
these dogs under quarantine and the
leeultu from llllddletovm» will decide
lwhat ehnll be done with the animals.
The dog will-den hull found that the
Tracey and Pierce animals were blt-.
. ton byte emotional; Sunday morning
about. three months ago. but till
not,“ old to the official
89v 111 other; dogs were it
ill the time, namely those-vow
Clarence l~‘ennimnn. '1‘. Nele. Mr;
‘ O‘Donnell, Patrick Gnrvin and others.
1 These dogs are also under quarantine.
l The warden has been highly pleas-
led at the manner in which he has
iboen treated by the owners. there
I being n dispositionvto cooperate with
’ him in every way.
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.BRUNO HAASFOR NEWARK
Sox Release Player Who Was
' Mackman Last Year ; ~
. . . .l lRIlSH REBELS RELEASED
IIIIQUSTOI\II.I1‘0:(I., F1::£;;9&T)Ani§:t BOSTON; March 29.-Tlle-rolease of
3;? rg‘knfpggmx a Outtleldorfnmno' two Irish rebels. through the efforts
"on g'l ferrite; ltlnckian tryout re of Mayor Curley. was “noun?“ ‘0'
' ' . i ’ ' day. The-men, David O'Hnllon nnd
" .. ‘e'r Lille .
Had his release ‘0‘.“ on k 0 his brother Michaok were arrested
M
illilte
it
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north:
s wast
until today”;
no bltton‘
nod by "
A great asset.“whloll went to make
lath inglin one of ,the greatest ploy-t
t’ll‘S of all time. and one which he,
still retains its tho ability to dodge
no” opponent while. coiningldmvn that
floor nt topfispeed, without losing a;
stall. This trickle notfonsily noonir
rd and it is not everyone who mu,
learn it even after longr prnt‘liCM
inubu has apparently perfected the.i
play however, and Illa .put it in use»;
to good effect in his game against the;
local quintet Monday elening. A
ball player-win another athlete w
this trick is valuable.
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With the “Blue IIRlbbon-Troy Ignmol
srbevluledl‘for Thursduy eyenlng in
Colonial hall, Bridgeport. Connecti-
cut's Milli-17 basketball season will;
thrill? to a clone. This your ball mark~
ell the collapse of the indoor sport
in two cities; Dunliury und Stnmfor
llntlnlr basketball is responsible for
the d‘allul‘p noIt’ tthe game in .than
citivr‘. to n lnrtfi! extent. Nhljwnlk
3and Bridgeport supported the, game
in :Ilood style during the. entire sen-
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WWQDIIWRNN." W311 museumno. .
This is the Fonnrll of National De
dense and Advisory Commission in
joint, session in the historical recep-
‘i Washingtonhnd Wisconsin to comm
Six Recruit. S'ént to Newport, LBJ...
Sentinel Slugs
_ note-in the Ptlll!|lll997.dl0 regatta ‘rlfltnns 85 -78 73
the. ammo. should beheld.“ :Thurston 77 65 78'
. . "'"" M.“ )Kramer“ 77 59 36
cunncarro ENLlS‘l.“ INAVY. WNW I 70 95 .
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tlon room or the .l-t'rl. m. I l . This Wei}. item“ 1-”... '
. . . ~ ' » 1 Embruoe a- golden opportunity by _D. Bredice,_ ' so
P-REfiAREDfiEds 1M EETIQGB. 'ill enlisting in the navy now. Chief Sig} Brandow. 86 .
A "IMF-"g ”I "m no ice rewrite w nail Quartemmster @tlwnrd ISloham will Malkln 87
[’9 he” ‘“ "w “mm ““3 ”m“ at be at city hall for inc rest or the week J. Bredlce 63 sog- 76 .
tootito'élock. The required number 0 men. ,m, the purpose or endisting men to
llolnIto Iconlpletn the company will be flzbt' under Uncle Sam. There are
.chosen and it is probable that the plenty ottrades open to thosewthl
,procens of organirntion will be swyg'amn. ‘wé navy: Which are invaluable
A new“ 0' the Committee on G6” when the mini returns to civilian life.
oral Preparedness will be held‘in the
city
whlc
will report. -
'At,5 o'clock there will be a meeting
Homo G
“,ford. Last night more than «to volun- bonrd ship.
"‘“I at 4 °’“‘°°k_‘i§““ afternoon-at service by him this morning; They
”n“ ““ “‘ “‘8 “MW‘W‘M are George Ill.Short-ot'BanlAm. Conn;
Reuben E. Booth, . Knight alrtlet,
. .. George D. Cooper of 5 North overrun.
d. 0’ “‘9 C‘lmmm‘m 0“ Rectum“! ‘1'." Edward H. Hill of 72 North Main
. unrd. “‘ieu‘MMtZMlm“ will street. and Frederick A. weed 'or 8
t‘ ! turn ”V" "‘5 names °f “”39“““9‘1 Pleasant street.‘ These men were sent
Ea)?“ 11:1ij “'3" immediato‘ly be. gentl‘lo 'to Newport. lb. 1.. where they will” re-
.1 o ltnrl Reserve Board n linrt- celve training preparatory'to going on
316 329 ‘285
[Argue took two gamesout of. three}
from the Labratory crew of the same
organltntion .llrst evening at the Nor-
Slx young follows were sworn in the
'Walk "Alleys. The Office teaml
.thnt the league willol
seems very. probable t
team would mime a very strong
highest honors. The scores
score of 178.
been understood that Leonard was
tiered $5,000. .
80.0! the Univ
“fillie- tenm ‘will leave tonight
309 307 317'Huven, Conn” where they will -com--
. pate in the eastern intercollegiate-
37 53 meet on Friday... The team recently”
7“ 735mm the Wentern (Conference chant-v
The-0tti.oo force, of N. 'l‘. &IIR. Co.. Fumn.“
the last month has been hittinx‘a rapid, ptonehip'tltle.
pace, and lth were-not for. the fact DDPW‘H
one this week, it honor. 'whi
1"“ “‘9 Office onncconnt. of the illnesn‘of .lgunnrd-
bid for has been abandoned: temporarilLtThIe- .
made 1““ announcement was inane-instillgbtby
night were not utnrtlingpbut all gametll th
were close enoughno be interesting where,
Atlanta got high single string with n “Inge“.wmnpsdw,
The COleete 600195 illness-hire become at
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WlLL COMPETE m‘ NEW‘HAVENH
CHICAGO. March mix-Six members:
tensity of =Cblcago Gymnnav
for" NOW'
‘79 ' 73 plumbin-
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LEONARD-WELSH BOUT OFF
. we“ .
Meet Morl'li-nsApriIS‘ ‘Beo.- -
cause of HarlemBoxOl-Zalillnum .
The scheduled” ten-roundhout .. bow
tween Freddie‘WelIh of Enslandfihol‘d» ., I ‘4
during -er otrthe world’s lightweight . chum:
andBennylLeonard. the» I
arlem contender for: this:
ch waspoetponedreoently .
e oflleinlu of the Manhattan, “A. "C...
the bout was scheduled to be!
April 4. Marina’s.
are serious than ‘. L
"K,
,. . . m. tlnd thus the basketball dlgnllleoel‘s were examined b thalPdst Sur-
l . no; Bruno did not _ . H ‘ 7' Lost hi hi, it rtermnt ' S . . ..
V'l‘irnelttiztlllf: ofSegl-lelice to battle for during the Jew" in ”“13““ last April nz‘ the 'fNutmog Stain". was lll‘h‘l‘ld. neon. Dr. it'll-t. Allen. ltoolfllold ff theQNgval Mollie; ilpog‘glwem "8 (Snows? ' Elms at first Sllsrecwdrfim‘ 1‘ ““1 We“
. "51‘ against such vem'm as Collins.‘and sentenced“. to long terms of im Whether the game will be played in A drill of the Vigilantrdommlttné, a quest of Lieutenant ‘Hnrry 3 Benton . ‘ ' ' 0m“ . " ivent his taking part in any form of .
“ 1,61 d and Mum,” Hans is n for- prisonmont. Their threonhrothers. liv- this state‘ncxt your or not, cumint 9. private company composed of’man “V“m‘id put them through their prices Hérgflml I 129 1“ 127 trainingjor ntlenst live nightgown. .. I
l-pltc‘her who h trving..to become ing inlhls city, appealed to Mayor :1.- this time be. determined. in eventful! in the hill reaction. yilLbe held me them it good arm and m'er a; Adm“ 14.3 138 17E In place or the Wotan-Leonard hour;
. -. ’ " . ‘ curley to use hill influence to secure of "war, it is certain that bitSkt‘lbflll Saturday night. . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ IIWorden 127 “0 .H’ the. mnnagement of theManhztttan A;
I Iardenor. Ilie came to the Athleticfigfl i I . l g d th I t , 'l : -i 7 short talk. Ho has pleased \vithIItIhe Weber 1th 162 159 t r (I .«
season from Worcester Academy. 191' re on e on or (- terms or be ‘. l i inss out along n th “it great now; CUT"‘l'lllévdlfi‘lqflawlfifi'fiffiflf company. Six recruits "were taken in , I _ __ ..._ C. hos arranged l0 Stage a Fan" °““ , . .
. rst.Basemnn (Henry was releemd amnesty agreement prontulgatod‘by 1‘3"“? 0 “”19“ 99°11‘13- MONEY up. militia. ‘ i 'r , 1 bout between Fred Fulton, the mantle
kt Joseph of ”,0 wegmm l 1.ng ‘ the British Parliament. , The mayor M" j . ‘ ' l . ‘l L . t 5"9 598 6 0 gain heavyweight, and Carl Morris of,
" . f‘ ' ' " ‘ "l . i ~' “" ' I. “'i w . , , . abra or g ' ' , ,-
I, . took the matte} unoith ninhsiumdorl CANADA TAXES TELEPHONE Don’t, mine. this. Cut out this Slip BQSTON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS?!” ms- 3’1” 1.49 169‘ (Illklahornn. This contest was scum;
VALE AND PENN TO RACE. Springllllce. who informed hmnlnstl CALL ». enclose with ,c and until it to'Fole’ ' v. ., DRlLl; ' l ‘ . . "‘ 9 unallylorApril 10- -
gmA .fl . h 29,41... night that the. men had been sot tree. HALl-rnx, N. 8., March 29.—-.lni . ° - “» ‘ ' y». s ‘ .. '.’, 3.9mm?” 1“ 123' “3 “ -
monomer . . me - - . l. - , . . & 00.. 283i) Sheffieldlavenue, Chicago. 30 TON .. March. will-President Rnsnell no no -104~ -
f Y. 19 and the University at ‘t W. . .furthuruncemf its efforts to. increase Ill . . . - , Lem , 1i 3 1 , t _ ; ' ., . _ WHEN YOUR CH‘LD 33453
we 0 'l , , . , . . .. writing your name and nddren- . 1191 - .11" in of Boston Lnlver pray, 164 154 164‘ . , . . ,
* ‘nsylvnnin will race on the Schurl: SETS RECORD FOR‘ .. lthe revenue or the ”Wm“ M N0“ clearly. You will receive in return a, silty. . has called n mass meeting of: I 5“ "mght a?“ was” rostlessly, is Icon~~
Im‘mness of the . EARLY ammo PLANTING Scotia, the Governnl'eht proposes‘the. , ' ‘ , , . - "is u f p, ,' ;_ . situated or has symmetries)! worthy
g .. i let pagknse containing «i‘oleys Hon _ l dents “01‘. next Monday noon, “hen 561 546 1560‘ you feel worried. Mother ‘Gray’g;
:‘IIriver on April 7
ff'rnationnl situation. Iaccordlng' to
fianuonnmment today» by Stanley
:ialhofie'r. manager of the Pennsyl-
7&1er; It had been agreed that
Event could be held without elfect-
:Tprepnrntions at either university,
WiLSON STATlON.‘ March. ,29.- institution ofnt tax on long distance
Christian {Jliristcnsem n ntal'ktEtlgtll‘l telephone coils and on exec-ear profits
encr in the Pipes Swamp District, wins'of telephone. .compnnleQ: fldfiblllthus
Ithe'hdltorl’or thq‘first spring pi‘ll‘lif‘if’em introduced in the ‘leginlature
in thebpen herethin season, by sew- which would provide ‘for imposition of
log haltan acne of péas today. While such a tax. ~ ‘
,tIheJnnd is. still cool, pens are hardyi .
nod Mr; Christenson'expo'ctscthnt they-7- Aogéod adv. pays
IIwill intttnre'dvithout‘ trouble.- “ ' paper-.4 ‘ ‘
ey and Tar Compound, for "coughm
colds and croupi- Foley .Kidnny Pills;
for pain in side’snnd buck”. rheumtnresoli
tlsm, backachw kidney. - anthbladd‘e
nutrients; and“- Foley catholic ran
let's, a* wholesome . and ~thorong‘hly at one of the BostOn-armoriea.~
cleansing“ cdtharticrfor conntiplthn, ‘ ‘ " f?» ""
'bliiousnenef'v'hggdachesj mammalian lA' “good"‘ndv. pays best in the bes
I‘Qj‘?!‘ ,
bowels—46W
best- iil the best-
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j g CANCELS spams FOOT-
we’.
plans will hesdlaéussed for the most. ,
etfeet‘iyel methods .for' placing the-
{ties ofthe universitynt the ser .
r.vlc’e or moxooyérnment. Arrnngentents f
haveb’een made torldrllll‘ng students--
, . nnd the Spoons are attire present» time-
The Sentinel“ Cube and the Hour
Sonatas: will meet this eyenIlng in their
second game ofsthe‘ Newsprint-men‘s
League schedule; Theflubn are-now:
holdingdown firsblplace, in5the “league;
“and trusted remedy; They‘frequ' entir—
brenk‘up colds" in 24 Mongolian-few;—
orishness. constipatibnr teethlng'dlsa
, nndrdeetroy worms; Used b' othg '
, enjoying the full lrights and .- privileges ' ‘ y m I";
or the cellar. position; ‘
‘ ' . 25¢» Sample mailiad'freé‘ ' ~
The standing, 0f"-tll’e;~clubu ingthe: . .. Address.
Mother Gray (10.; Lo Rov.‘N:’Y.v‘42-Adr_
BALL PRACTICE ,.
7 HAVEN, Conn" Mommas.»—
g football practice‘at Yale hail .
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'II'fvd‘nacontinued hopauseapf thé un‘
(gt-7.53 foils mum lIs
“dull“: son: Litrew'
manna olefin" '
autumn: ”thirst?!
items mineral-town's - »-
RLLRREITR‘AUECHNG’?” '
Peon: wars»?
are uzl'zé !! ' “ '
" OIl'lNIIOEWMEl-nnnéfl rm,
._ IH‘AN ACTOR l!“
:, .AND wHIt‘l Business“
All: ‘to m, were 9 '
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