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THE STANDINGS.
Eastern League.
. W. L. PC.
New Haven '3 25 .688
int w l‘C’flCP ............ 4 3 3 .556
New London ......... 43 I; .541
Bridgeport .. . Au :3 .505
‘Wmccster ........... 40 3 .482 ‘
Springfrhd ........... 35 46 .432
J‘ollland ............. ‘34 47 .420 w”... ,,,__,,____.--H.~,.~.- ~~-—~-{——-~———2~- " » ‘"'“*""“"‘ " W..__._m W TH... _ 4-.
Ballard ............. go so .379 . STRACHAN BEATEN I l' "A A“ T’” """"” ' ” T
. ' . conce oentlv 2mdu rd' . " a l V
National League. l BY INDOOR CHAMlpl é“ . l \ q . f it c< and the ””lmelKUMAGAE CORHP‘G
. “,_ L. P.C. ; -‘ lcornpanlcs are forced to be ldle. Anv:
., . . . .. l m_,_ l r. ‘ . TO THIS COUNTRY
the.“ lork ............ 6.) u .677 t l . . l : lzllterference with the requisit sumly‘ot’ * "
Philadelphia ........5u 44 .532 .4 1 - WW“ ‘5’“ ”" 7”” sets‘Mdlal * l :cotton to the ‘11 , ,
st. Louis ~ 50 .524 l . Blurstedt Beats Male 0p on. i . ml 5 mean“ mael'd' .F m s .13 anese Tennis
(tillcinnati 53 .518 l . ent p . iblg loss to nearly all the workers ill a 0.“ p L . .
l . i ' " l
{-llicago ................ 53 .500 ‘ l _W l SOUTHAMPTON \. Y Aug 11 q' lLancansllire"as well as to the capital-‘ Sta? May PlaY_ "Ll-Fore“;
51 .490 .. ' ' 7‘ " ~‘ —"l --‘ 3,. ‘ -. 'nc )1
llmltllm ......... 4-3 That Is Match New Havenl CINCIMATI. 0.. Aug. 11-*Chaxr-.“0\Wd \vsllrll, mammal lndum‘ ten-l MAVCHFSTFR En land A s ‘12" ”fhsmnal and Shopkeepm . Hm” Tommy 1n beptemn
3""“bm'gh ‘ 67 ‘33” Promoters Seek For Ntuvtlman Augufi‘ Htrlmin“ of ”19 Na‘iomlln‘” Champion in Singles Won the'The question 10f, Pulling, tlliglLan :casses. l ber .
American Lea ue. . . - =liasxl‘all Commission, in a statement match against John R, Str c - “ . . . ‘ ' . I V
gr- I" PF 1‘10““! — LeVIHSky-SmlthVlasddight anent reports of alleged ("lllftl‘fll‘l'l here valet-d-llvhdl'llll‘ l2: cashing Cotton Mllls on short time is‘ MEXICO CITY, Aug. '8.-—Gener.' "'“m "virtual tennis singles toba
‘: i . IL ‘ \‘ > ‘ l .“ t. . . .l u ‘ r ., . .. _. .71 ,
“Imago .............. 63 ‘11 .62}, Built Postponed icanlbling'heing carried on at the Bag. confinumnn of the “mummy! Round LflllSlng a 700d deal of anxiety among baltadm Altarado, governor of You. phyla ill 1‘ crest Hlll: non month out
Boston ............... 0., 40 .01-, ______ p 1 . _ ' the operatlves. tan, who was called to the capital som‘ not be without .m added ttraction.
(‘ieveland ........... 59 51 .335] ‘ ) 11 J h v'ton Ball Park, declared that the matter, llobln. tmll'llamollt on. the turf of in There are at ”ESPN” F‘n la d 5' time ago for a cool _ wt h I’t _ . ‘ . '
‘jlctroit 55 51 .519; “Billlllbiil OIFT' Aug. 'W 0 1}“) primarily is for club control with lllé, Meadow Club. V‘MM beat his 2Aiv‘nllooo 000 .'d1 ~ 47 bottom; gtn‘ .33, 'dpmcf . h ‘eitnCe tv es} Accordlng m a rcccnt' dlspatch, lchtya.
New York ............ 53 51 ‘510.l\ll:lane. the. telltllerwclght champlon..(_0‘O eration 0 the interested lea “(.5 iby fast play and stllerior blOL‘kin 't ” spin 95" ' ‘_ 0f \ h‘Eh arranza, as returned lohucatan ~Kumagae, the sensational Jap racket
1 . . . D f g 1 l K J . ~ l .M . . . .
Washington 5ts Amtalld (‘th Brown. at New Illlvell, will if mlcessar)‘ “0 believed ”“1 evil if it: ”ll“ 11”- The. gm“. was 2-0 0-0 0-4 ‘are controlled by the Splnners Fetlcm. o dentin)? gun charge of mllltary opflqum. and champion of Japan, agaJn
:liillkdvnmm V ‘9 ll: ‘5.“ H“ all probability llgure in the. first bout 1(with will be eradicated eventually l Miss \loll't lel"stcd' national] ctl'tmzuon and 4’000’000 by the (‘otton 'Spin- ”aim“ for ”19 extermination 0f ban- will visit the United States and etc
w“ 4Olll> ............. xu a} l )1. ' 1 'w' . ‘3 (,3. fl ‘ ‘\ h, ' ‘ l. _ ..‘, A ( H i’ ' “ , _ '- ‘ d'l ' .t ' . , ,. _ . . . , , - ~
. International League. to ht waged lllttlle ll‘hlll( linftllls : a l “Statements regarding the. condi' plon m a special match against, a mah- tiers and Maitlfacttircg; Ogssocl'ation. 3:“: 1: ”it: states of lucalan, Tabasco, was“) b9 he“. m “me 19 partlctpalo
\V. L. r. {:01'1'milltiml“ 31: 1:11)" lgginnig 13:1 j'tions in Boston," Chairman llcrrmann culinc opponent, beat Eben M. Byers This. 19"“;95 do“: ' .0( . khlllllltll-s nmerall-liptche. It was generally TU‘ in the tournament. last year ‘Kuma-
3"“731'11 ............. (33 4.; ~90: eel-yap e 0 ll.. (.l y .. .t, . declared, “have reached my associates “f Pittsburgh in straight sets, 6-], 7'5. cutstde tle . eratlon o to t at \d.ll- ] \\ ten (zcneral Alvarado armed gae met with success In many of mu
pl.‘.,\.uil..1l(-o ........... (’m 44 .223 git is stated that two prominent and myself and President lohn‘mn basil Miss Mow K. llrowue and John R ,age or any lllnltatlons that the mom. ie-re that he “'33 to assume a mam in big tourneys and for a time looked
tl‘oronto‘ .............. fit) :2, -57dlpromoters of New flatten have 31* been "0 BO’Smu this wee" R ”‘1? 0m Slrachan, the pacmp Com. m“. on” bel‘s or the federation impose upon Carranza's cabinet, but his departure dangerous in the singles. Ht‘ “35"!“ "
llal‘mml“ ------------ ’“ . ‘ -“prcached the champion and that one , , , “ “ C : , . -. , ’ themselves. It is this fact which pro- seems to have but. an end t h . - . . 1 . u «.d .
’ltm-llcstm' ........... 51 (it) .‘ 1‘ ‘ h ’ ~ -. . 1 “1155,0312; l-(lprmpmMjm to ascertain 1) won the East verhus \\ est mixed - . ° sue stopped “mil he. reatllul ll“ 1“
llltlll'alo .............. 47 (33. .427 ;Lf‘thel.l as been g“?! the Fleve and- the real condition of affair" . nd i, . b double match. which was one of the vented the voluntary adoption or any rumors. round when the driving style of play
llticlllnond ......1t 63 Altlor's word that everything Will be or k.‘ . t. ' . i ‘ h“ ' " “‘7' ”mums of ”w am, They 0"” short time by the federation when it L(”Domitian 8.~'Iho "Eat less “0.112. (‘pm-ge u (‘hul‘ch battled him
Montreal ............. 41 70‘ .369' so tar :11; Brown is concerned. m” a “’90”! which “‘11 1’" accorded ' ' ' ' ‘ J ‘ V ' '
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Hartford, 6; Worcester, 5.:
'l’ortlztnd, 6: Bridgeport. 3.‘
l.21\‘.'l‘t‘ll('?, (1; New London, 2.‘
new Haven, ._._1_; Springfield, 24).;
National League.
New York at St. Louia
Chicago, 5f lrooklyn, 4.
(‘inclnnalL 7: Boston. 0.
Pittsburgh, 1: Philadelphia, 0.
American League.
l‘lcvclzuld. 8: New Yet-la. 7;
Boston, 5-5: Detroit, -l-1.
Philadelphia, 7; St. Louis, 0.
\l'asltil..:.ton, 4: t‘llit‘ngo, 0.
international League.
Proxldencc, 5: Montreal. !.
Kilbane's appearance in New IIu.:ll’l0[lgllll‘lll attention and may result in
vcn it is believed. would be the signal prompt action.
for a crowd which should remain un-‘ ”1 do not hPsilflle to put tlIyStlf on
ords for proportion, let alone sltatter- all its forms. on ball games as a uten-
ing all previous marks for attendance, lill‘l‘ l0 ”1“ 513011. 111 my judgment ”‘9
Racoguized by all boxing critics asir'lub that tolerates open betting on he
one of the most capable. lll(‘!l who ever grounds is not worthy to enjoy tl.c
fltvm'itc. Kllbanc has proven to be a "Each major league has the right 10
virtual magnet. for fans wherever alldlinwst that those in control of a from
whenever he performs. lclllsc enforce the provision in 11.? con-
llnttll‘og Levillsky, the local nlld-lslittttion against betting in ball parks.
(llEWOlglll. did not meet (lunboatl
Smith at the. Far llockaway club. as‘tcgrity and sportsmanship from this
was originally scheduled.
ll ills.
Levlltsltylttlenllcc is so serious an offense under
Richmond 10'. llocllcslcr, W has it ocvclc case of stomach trouble baseball law that it is one of the
Other bullies not scllmtlllcd. 3““ .‘f‘rll‘l‘tlio' Inornlnl: he teleln'althedtcauses for which the National or
American Association. ”‘9 5"“? “Wk promoter ill?“ 111‘ “'“llld .Tmcrican League franchises may be
Milwaukee ‘ St. Paul, :1: 10 ills. be unable to go through with lllelrevokcd," '
Minneapolr, ts". Kansas t‘ity, 3.
Louisville, 4: Columbus.
Only three names St'llt'tllllt‘ll.
Southern Association.
New Orleans, 4; Mobile, 0.
Chattanooga, 1; Molnpllis, 0.
Little Rock. “~. Noslttille. 2.
Atlanta, ‘ llirnlillcltltlll. 1.
.t;
llltttrll. That. Ilcvlnsky and (lunboltt‘i' ‘
will (‘lllllt‘ together, however. is certain E WRIGHT WINNER 0F
negotiations have already liti‘tllll ‘
Ull€‘llt'tl to put on the match at a later; JUNIOR GOLF TlTLE
‘llote. ‘ W
llilly llcl'hw. one of tbc’ll‘cst l’callr
:(‘l‘wfilfllllt‘ lll this port. of the country;
and considered by ring experts. who;
have seen him ill action, to be. Kll-l
‘llftilc'll couul. is in town and chulnlnlngl
around with Sllnlllly Hollis, who is do
.3
.7».
l 115‘
ycr Defeats R. A. Haight of
of New York 5 Up and Four to
Play-Wlnner Dona Course
In 73
(‘lllt‘AGQ Alla. 11.210. .1. “"‘lttlll
,0" the it'lbetzmarlc (jolt Club of New-
illu his lluslllcss. Salinity has it mndltnnvtllrnfidlaw; ypsfm‘dfi“; “MPMMTR'
thing in he For: and should have not 1 A' Hair. t “f MAW York, u up a!” 4 to
trouble getting matches {or such “ill-"y. “Mind ”3" “'"l'im junior 3"”
busy and willing performer. De Foe'Clmmmml‘]in" Wright playedtchlmt-
and Frankie Britt, the New Bedtord plonslllp golf a“ the day, “m“ ”my.
featherweight. who has been knock-Irfl mm "mm thirtysevcu and WW
lug 'clll down ill line shape in Boston
and vicinity, will probably meet at the. I Wright won easily on ”m return. ”v
llub club next nloltth. A letter oft’cr- won five straight holes ltl three and."
log Dc ll‘oc that bout reached llollistlmr' Th" card:
yesterday. {\‘l’l‘lcllt—«(lut :-
«—-———- Young Brown. the. New York West! . 5
\ARMANDO MARSAN'S 'Sitlc lightweight now being llllmaged "‘“ng‘r’uti’”
RIGHT LEG BROKEN ' by. “Mi ("urley has been booked up 4 5 5 5 4 4 3 4 3—47
YORK. Aug. 11"‘Al'l‘limdll for another limit-ll. He will face l’tlt.-:“"'m"“1m”
3 Boston Pla
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GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Sprinza’lcld :l'. Hartford.
l‘orllnlld at N‘w London.
Lowrance tlt Bridgeport.
New “oven at \‘l'orcestel'.
National League.
'lloslon at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia or Pitlrbul'cll.
c‘.\'w York llt St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
American League.
Tlctroit at Boston.
(‘lcvclatnd at New York.
Chicago at. Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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”Hall‘s?
NEW
lllarsans. the Cuban outfielder. rc- ,St’l' Cline. ”u. New Yorker. m the rc-‘ _ -l’ 3 3 3 45 5 4 51l1i~73
cently procured by the New hefklopemng (if the Empire A. (l. in tho Mggllhihlll~lut~
American club front St; Louis lll n‘HOWll I‘m “.001”. from 'l‘llcsdlly nightl 5 4 4 4 55 5 5*»42—33
l 'llotlt Wright and llztlgltt won their
__.-__.‘.,.~_.__ lseml-ftnal matches today. six up and
TWO BOYS DROWNED il‘ivc to go. ‘.\'rlabt.dcl‘eated ll. A.
Maraana mob ptlyjunerH' Mm...“ Aug. “Wop...“'l‘olcaon of Rockford, “1.. and littiglit
with the injury while sliding bomofiwpl DOW-0"“ m, ll... ohm... or “7.an I won from Ezlrl Collins of Chicago.
Ills spikes caught in 1h? ”335% '.3“dll'onll watt-hell three boys apparently,
snapped the bonefjust above the an- “nova":
trade for Lee Magze, broke his ppm“ ought m be a fast bout.
right leg ill the first inning of: tlml
game betwen New York and Cleve-
.lltlld here yesterday.
MISS DETROIT ll WINS
l‘.
u . u ‘
swimming and dl\'lll‘—‘.’ fro~f
hlc. lie about on old boat yesterday :lodl “T"
. discovn“? to l l ll. ' ’ ‘
snoor AT DORLON Porrtr‘b .. it} 9h“, "" "m.”“he; \vATnuTOWN. .\'.v.. Aug. ll.—
. . me. not i helplessly struggling in . .
) TODAY. villus Detrolt ll won the Thousand ls-
. dce water. The no And -: ’. '
A shoot is being held at "01.10:” p ‘ u h ltcr, land Yacht g‘lult gold challenge cup by
l) 20' 3M Norman SW1)“ 10, “mm fil‘ nillr fivsl in vcs‘clt 'lV flflt‘l
' u . ‘ v ls! .1. .I x :1 . l. .. ‘._
l‘olllt, this ottemoon. starting at .. ”mam,“ Norma,” brother Poul . . I
o'clock. There will be prizes for tho nouns race at Alexandrla Bay. The
managed to cling to the
boat until rescued.
. ' overturned
highest, Score and lnghcst handle-to
gunners. 'l‘llo prograltl will conrdst old
etllooting at the, 100 yard torgct.‘ Tirol. A Ll'l'TLE ONF
'< ’ - 1 ‘71, « ' ”- I
entrance fee In $2. mid it is cxpcclm o‘ hick-Talk about your green sort" l
largo number will participate. '
2 l‘tltroil llonl Club craft. took the open»
lion llt'dl'l'y't‘sltl‘tlily. Four other boats
‘ \vo-rc ctt‘crcli but not all of them were
able to finish because. of engine trou-
ll]
,cul girls. My wife told ours to put a p
“..ttlc nutmeg; in the custard she want .. .
l . . '(l‘hlllllCPllll‘nt races was awarded
rocking tllls afternoon. Fang—And: I
did she do it? Fittg—Oll, yes; she, put:
a little nutmeg in. all right! I camei.
ocur choking ovor'the blamed thing. i
WEAVER BREAKS FINGER—~0UT
FOR NEXT FOUR WEEK-'3
WASHINGTON. Aug. leruck
'Weavcr, star third baseman of the
Chicago Americans, sulfercd a broken .
finger in the game here with \Vttat‘tina- i “““““ ’
ton yesterday and will probably be1
out of the game for the next three or
l'TT
‘ ”ANK AND
. l, ' V .
four weeks. a critical period in they .g 5
bird successive limo.
paralleled ill New Haven pugilistic rec- “word “3 condemning gambling, in‘
bold t'elttllorwelgllt title. and always a'lll‘il'ilt‘gcs 0f the National illll‘t‘f’mt‘lll.‘
"Failure to safeguard the games’ in-
all Sqll:‘."0 at. the end of nine hole], but,
The New York llerald trophy for; .
to of Stamford this Sunday afternoon at
-. -l. allydy of Kingston, whose boat. two o'clock on the Colonial
tllc "Rut." came. in a winner for the players are requested to b" there at
specdcd and nut-steadied Mlsa Moll». was recommended to the members, Ilread" campaign initiated by ”19 Na- to such an extent that he had to mimic”-
llllurstedt and F. ll. Alexander, thellnd when it , would have been less :10nal “fu- Savings Committee has defeat. Kumagac's brilliant playing
‘eastevn pair in stralglqhmgi by ”w hurtful to the trade than it is likely to “3"” qutte a success- Since. the in- harncd'him a place in the first 10.11 ‘
dump 0-1, 64. be now under more drastic rcstric- auguratlon Cf Dl‘ODOganda the con« being rated sixth. Kttmagae’s return"
8. Howard \‘tlsholl, national indool‘fimw‘
sum ' ~~ . .
l ptlon of ”0‘“ has decreased by tell is certain to stimulate lnterest in ten.
champion. won his second singles‘ The Manchester Guardian says: per cent. iii: 3v"?
m . —-~-—m___._., " 1' . _ 1.} .‘
match of the tiny bv out-smtuylng “l" Emmh ""11 mll"’"a“(“-’ 0f ”“3 ’“ "*' willll‘lm w. Johnston. former nauouv 5 *
‘llarold A. 'lllrockmorlou in straight “ONO“ industry may b“ llldl-ZPd ”0!" GET THE JUMP 0“ THE HEAT al champion and rated second last i
The way to fight midsummer heat
is the some as the way to t‘ig‘.
enemy—get the jump on it.
ot‘l‘ensive.
sets. The. score “tug 0-4. 6-4. The vet. the fact that the output of he mills, in
eran made cumin-l- use of his service addition to providing for our home re-
sult be played with greater vnriolv quilcmcnts, represents about a third
of pace so lllt'l he never permitted ills of our total exports of manufacturers.
ltl-illlont opponent to settle into his Tllt- cotton crops of the world average
game. ‘ullout 20,000,000 bales, and in normal to run away from a beat “'3‘?“ \VP
————-——————————— limes. ‘Enclalld, will considerably (o'er lmt'cn’t the money m- the. time to rush
INDEPENDENTS TO PLAY COLUM. OlltMllil'tl of the spindles of the world, l" ”‘9 ""“l "”“l’lT‘th‘e it may ““1
.be much cooler than it is here.
year, has started east and‘wlll be .1 j
‘l any competitor. Norris Williams, national
Take the cllalllpion, and Washburn, member of
the first 10, now are in training at
l‘lallzdlurc, but have found a few spam
lllolllcnts to devote to tennis. George ,
3t. Church, member of the first 10, in . .
ill the aviation corps and during his ‘ ..
It
It's little use for most of us to try
BUS BOYS cf the world, consumes annually 4.000; l* a . , _ , We :lmm lllllt' on ttal-l'a firma has been .1
The Norwltllt Independents will lino 000 bales of cotton. If, tbereforr, mu to My“ to on: 1055 m “In Office wieldina tlw‘ l-tlcllut. If these stars can'
up :lgltlllat the stroncwl team tllcy:thcrc s a reduction in the supply or factory or home. ‘L't‘l unity l-llll: t-llougll to take part m
lwtc p]:2\'vd this St'aStlll “‘lll'n tllvylcl cotton ('tlllllllll to this country, and ‘0” “fll' tllen'. Defy ”m heat. the l('lll'llt‘\' ibis certain to assume nlt-I
‘jlvlll face thc‘t-mck Columbus lloys'ullt- prlct‘ is inflated by speculation, it MOS! at us have tune. enough to gut tioital p:‘hpol't‘lolls and revive llll‘.‘ C“
out of doors for an hour or two before
we start otlr day's work,if we get up
bclilnes. There is the opportunity
to" toiling the sun's big heat-drive.
lf you find the sun shining down
(‘lllll team of ll?'lll;-'l‘ll(ll'l on the Ward‘bccomcs imposnibic to keep the mills
'Strcct Grounds This team is withont‘mnmng at full time,
1‘. doubt the strollumt semi-pro. team
sport. Klilll‘ifliit‘ has lit-en taking part.
in all the lourncys ill the Orlcnt this.
and his efforts been
crowned with success. ills plays own
like u burning glass at 7 or 8 o'clock ‘lmfl‘imn courts km yrar was bril-
in the morning, there's all the more lislnt and the advantacc of contintt'ld.
rcusut for action. Get out into the practice this year while the American
11“”...ng sunlight. You (“on stand ‘t. stars have been torccd to let up ln‘
“M. “I. "M. mu tllink so I”. .3 t. playltvill make him very d:tllgerous.. .-
til recently cotton goodswcrc not‘dcar \\'n 1.. a; little at; possible. and out on lx'llmltgue must be watched. ) ,.
lu comparison with those made from dark 3mm... mags” if ”K. light hung fit ‘
other textiles. Still, the fact remains mm. eves.
that the present rouge. is vdv'y bad for ' ‘
trade.
"There is something to be sold for
in lll‘lllLt port, and are now plnvlug thou”. \‘icw that even 0m. poorest ('US‘
the! llosobtlds in a series: for" the cllctn-le...,~5 in India, (‘llina and Africa n“
.pinnzllip of llridccpm't. ’. llt' Cohan-j
bus (‘lllb nave (lstro‘w‘skl. the big"
ltcntlngton-Yost twirlcr engaged for
Sunday, and Cliilasuy of the llosebttda
to catch. This team has the largest
tollowlntt of our team in tiridgeport.’
and are making crrnllgclncnts to
lit-lot: one of the largest delegations of
motors that ever accompanied a visit.
inc team to Norwalk, The two lPllmS‘
will line tlp in the following order: '
Norwolk Independents: Rllcy 2b,
Loncltuk so. lt‘riend cf. llztymca lb,
'\\'llonc rf. Schmidt ll. Ryan ill), Ille-
.t‘.tlirc c. Smith p, tluarnlcri p; (‘oltlnl-
,btls ll. (‘..: Mandel] tsd,‘13tll‘l‘y ll, Sinto
rt. “llud” Palmer 3b. lv‘lgler 01'. .\l'. Pal-
:mer lb, Spalder 2h, (lllclttst-y c. ()s~
Etrowskl p. (‘oskey p. '
season have
able to pay more for cotton goods lllll“
they do ill normal times, because the
crops they produce are bringing much
better prices. It is also a fact that till-
..
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Work ltrLlle. garden for an hour or ‘
more if you have one. Mow the lawn.
“in addition to that, the adversity in or mood. mercuric, or prune the trees,
the cotton trade immediately injured or trim the hedge. Take it walk or
B‘Alll'r‘lllllll ll lllllill‘
r l . l 3} ~
‘ 0‘ “ll PAW:
ll"! bleacmng' printing, (ll't’lng’flnd 1““ play tennis. Go swimming if there's ' "' 1”
“hing industries. Thm‘ 3"" thousands any water accessible. if there isn't *t
of workers in these branches and, like it's easy enough to m“ on your bnth- American Mothers Have Become Wlfl'
weavers and spinners, they have to ingmm and have somebody turn the. Mothers can end baby colic and up»
submit ‘0 reduced earnings. Millers hose on you. But whatever you do. 50‘ SloMfiCh-‘i by a few?" doses of Mrs.
and transport workers too are affected. let. the hot. sturahlne on you. Winslow's Soothing Syrup it. is at
"I‘llousands of tons of coal which the. Then (:0 aboutlyour business, and positive help to indigestion; prevents»
factories consume “’hcn “liming ant you’ll be astonished to find how gag. gas and settles the little one’s startle.-
lcrt in tile-coal detail, railway labor is in. you can stand. the heat the me. of ach as nothing else can do. You cam
the day. That. morning sun-bath will easily 309 the baby’s condition speed»
give you endurance, It will even make “5' improve for where before . walk
you energetic. at a time when all pain and distress, soon all is smiles;
lyour slllv friends who depend on own gOOd nature and restfulneus. 1
logs and inns and "cooling drinks" Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ‘8‘.
are on the verge of oozy dissolution.
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VBEAR c
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ATS ACCEPT‘ CHALLENGE
——-—-
Nolltlh llllllllltll
Ask About "Neutrone Prescription 99"
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in last night's paper the Bear Cate:
were challenged by the unknown All,
Stars. The All Stars also mentioned
that the Bear Cots refused to play the
,All Stars in the recent clttthcnae. \Vc
‘(llel‘PfOI'G would like to say that. the
_.\ll Stllrs’ challenge was answered and
:l‘lt' game was scheduled but the All
Stars latc:'_ dccidcd to cancel the
canto, without an excuse. The Ben?
Cuts will play the. All Stars Aux. l9.
on the Colonial lot. at 2 o‘clock show
if they don‘t back out onto. We
would like. to have your lineup in Mon-
day night’s paper if you are bravo
(llmlgll to do that.
We would also like to impress upon
your mindthc Bear Cats ttvcrmzn be.
ltween the ages of 14 and 16 years.
‘ The Bear ‘C'nt‘t play the Rose Buds
made for children only, not a grain oh
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Teddy, or Amcx (Names for Polish 3 particle of harm and it always-does.
lng’s soldiers) They're in dcomnd.”—-— a lot of good; even the leading physio.
If your muscles and joints are. sol-c. New yer}; World. clans prescribe it With success where»
lender and swollen and keep you t'cel- Well. rhyming with Teddy all other remedies have failed. It aux-elm
hrs: miserable rm to your (huge-tat and Are “ready" and ”steady." is a panacea for the babies. .
3“" “I “'3’“ " bottle 0f ‘Neutronc There are words, too, [or Sammy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ls
I’l‘L‘SOTllllluh 99.” llll'h it's 130001))” To Home with; but, dnmmc-_ used and recommended by thousands
rheumatism for yours. l ‘ Who wants to rug-mo anything with of mothers who have given it the.
All pains and inflflnlmalioil Will "all such a barbarous: invention as hardest tests and who are all loudly
tall like morale and you will again on. “Amex?” praise of the one preparation they can
joy the feeling of youth and llenl'll. .. ..- .0- .— ‘banl: on for sure results.
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‘TP'OM remedy (109.“ lu‘Oducc results Reid—A dog that. runs “”10? 3 car- ranks and reduce the “Colic Percent“,
that. will astonislt you. 50c and $1.00 riage is called a carriage dog. isn‘t “7 age," give baby a chance and £119
the bottle. Mail orders filled on $1.00 Greene~Certainllfi “11010 family Will have peace 01109 ',
size. - "Well, what. would you call one‘tllat. again. sold under guarantee by good
For sale in South Norwnlk'by ii. A. runs under all automobile?” drugzlsts everywhere—H, A. Mead. -
Mend—Adv. “Why, a dead dog." .yiruggist, South Norwalk.—Adv.
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