Spalding’s Bathing Suite
[/1350 and up
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Bathing Caps Site
New Fall “0016115 have arrived
Suits $35.00 and better
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JOSEPH DAVIS
SE Washington Streef
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SPECIALS
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WEA'T'EER FORECAST. 1 $3 1111 to 57 on ramp HATS ......... . ..... . ..... $1. 00
Forecast for the week: For the 25 ODD SHAPES ............................ . . . . . . 100
North Atlantic states: Moderate tenl- $4 00 WASH SUITS ...................... $159 I
perature the beginning of the week: ‘ ' ' j
rising temperature Mrlild’dy ard Tut's“ $2.50 WOOL SKIRTS ............... . ............ $1.75 i
(lay and consult 1'11!le warmer during SPECIAL NEW FALL WAISTS ......... I IIIIIIIII $100 E
the latter 11:11.1": fair weather except l.)-
("rtl showers probably by. the inkldle 't
the week.
For Norwalk
cloudy ton'ciit;
ers and ('Otlit'i‘,
prevailed generally during the list 21
hours in the northern districts 1111111
$6.00 WASH DRESSES .....
NEW FALL SILK WAISTS .
and vicinity: Partly
Tuesday local «=1
Pleasant Weather 1111.1:
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Von Hindenburg’ s Nephew It
. ' «'.«'...; ..:.~ . . .-... . tilt; 1 T
”‘9 M‘S“’““” " i 9...... d ‘1’ Fights I'or Lucie Saml
coast. Showots have occttrrrd .111111
southern and 111519111 dis.ri1' «a 'l"'£1 . ' 2
temperature is rising slowly lictwct'n
tic Rocky Mountains and the Misc-t»
sippi river. Conditions favor for this
viciniiy'fuir \‘1’1'tilhet‘ followed l1v in-
creasing cloudiness and slit-11.111 111,211
or temperature
WEATHER A YEAR AGO T0
DAY.
iiig'h.
Tcmpcrutut'v: 112: low.
7“. Pair.
:Ciiy News
1Complaints of ball playing on Spring
street were" 1'e0ciyed yesterday after- ‘
noon and Oiiicer Bulaz attended to 11111.
mattcr. . ' '
—WILL1AM S. HART
in “Wolf Lowry,” at the Regent to-
day. I
tf‘hlick.
11111111411111 'g
bimith that he had his pocket picked of “WWI! in 11111 51101111 111 Scientific. '
. Paul Frances
1eported to Officerticucral 1011
11cplr'w oIi'I
ppdro FpileIo ,who is
School :11 111111.111». enlisted lit the
1,1' nited States Navy. He is now a
1111,1111 cm: inect' Ills mothe1 is a sis
{hr of 11111 (mi'lllttll general.
$80 on the ttoller due at Roton Point.
at 7:30 last evening
A dance being held at Rooduer' s 111111
on S\aturday night without a permit
was stopped by tlte police. No 11119515;
rivere made. ’,
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What is 11111 use of all our hard work
and expense in trying to product.1 food
in our wardens if we are obliged to
Flow evcivtiung by lack of protection?
W e are about. to beregulated in our
The usual dance. will be given at tho
Norwalk Yacht (‘lub station on ‘.—'Vctt
nesday evening with music the
«diet'lingAVetl‘nitz orchestra.
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An Overland touring car, bearing
Connecticut license No. 160117 was
stolen in Bridgeport Saturday night.
The local police are keeping a stri: t
lookout for the missing machine.
ways for the general welfare. yet al-
most in the shadow of a sacred edi-
fice and 11111 mellowing influcntc of
11.»: "swmt “1:111“: bells" we art1 r311!)
Ibcd oi 1111,1'1'11.ults of our labors ex
:copt to have out’ nardcns ruined
The regular monthly meeting of the "H our hmd work for “““ght'
Building and Loan Association will be‘
held tomorrow evening in the office of "”1”“ is ”in 1" a man “"5 "' bun-
Taylor &' Golden, Washington street at (“P and h“ “"5 ‘0 explain what he
8 sharp“ V‘ cairies Here In Norwalk dirty rag-
________ Iged children of both sexes roam theI
The Pine Point Catholic Club mema streets with bags of stuff front gar
hers and guests are making great prep (19113 and [mil ”999 At early light!
.1rations for their dance to be held next ntcn “11d women 011"? 01:8 Of wood
Thursday evening at Roton Point in freely through the streets and evmy-I
body knows they are stolen from the
.woad lots. ‘
the pavilion.
\ pected,
A large attendance is ex-
About forty of the employes of the dcavors to live decently
Nash Engineering Company journeyéd sent conditions?
to Nauvoo island Saturday, and en. This bill section has:
joyed a fine Clambake. The aflair was years and it daily grows more unbear
looked after by Charles E.. Gehrmann able 1 .1"
and Lester Cakes, and was pronounced The influence of an old setteld com-
excellent in every way .1nunity of American residents and in
- gterests is broken 11p and destroyed by
Gal‘lclt Dalton of 25 Francis street the. invasion of an alien horde who
Ansonia was arrested yesterday after~ can never by any moral force be
moon, by Officer MurrayI {Or recklessly changed in their ways It is up to the
Operating a Ford car in ,1; all street. city government and police.
The brakes on the Ford were practical. 8' L CI‘ARY’
1y useless Mr. Dalton was paroled on Flax Hm
his 0‘” word to appear in court whe tar-I
under pre-
sutfered for
August 191, 1917
didn’t give them a single, copper
. the locals.
GARDEN THIEVES IN EVIDENCE
Stood uttpplies circumscribed in various
and ‘
In large, well governed cities. nus-I
'. } What are We to expect from our ra-.
- tho expeditionary force of Major Gen.
..................... $3.75
......... $3.95, $4.95 and up‘
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WHAT'S ONE‘ DEFEAT?
The 1191111111: travelled to Bridge
port I1estcr111 y when they were to
meet the Belmont .l1'5., but instead
were matched with 11 bunch of pick-nu
men. The Bearcats were. to twccive
half fare and as the game ended with?
:1 score of 11-10 the Bridgeportcrs
to-
wards their expenses. The lit'arcats
wore also handed a raw dcal by their,
opponents, which lost the game for
The ball diamond was no
I wider than 11 down town ally and ovei'I
either fence which were on both sides,
101‘ the field would be no more than
1 two bases.
.down in Norwalk to play the llearcals
iScptcmbct l,
The same team will be
1911111111 the llcnrcats
will surely turn tables in this g:.11uc
and will not only make ihem pl' 1y for
.their money but will make them play
3101' their lives.
’ Luthet \1. “'1 11.1111. the well known
business man of \.o1 walk made a do
:nation of $3 at yestctday's game to-
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:wnrda tlu1 treasury of the, Bearcata A.‘
:0, w! ion was accepted by the club
with much appreciation.
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: THE POOR KAISER
{We are goitm to catch the Kaiser,
And roast him if we can,
For no 1111111 1.1111lyl1ccn convinced
That he is a dangerous man.
We surely will get him.
To escape 1111 has no chance.
Now that Pershing and his army
, . lluve gone across to France.
For Pershing hunted \‘illa.
Through the wilds of Mexico,
A'ud for a your or eighteen 111011111“,
lx'cp'. poor Villa on the go.
Up and down. across and around,
111- was hunted night and day.
But the Lord was with poor Villa,
So he always got away.
\\ 111111 0111' Yankee, 11111':opl 1.111111
(to up to take a spin,
\nddrop a thousand bombs
horn on the city of Berlin,
Then the ‘Kttitit‘l' will surrender,
Of that there is no doubt.
’Avul Pershing and his army
' Will clean up the sourcrout.
(1.11. SMl'l‘ll.
uiXTY NINTH LEAVES NEW YORK1
NEW
city bado‘ tfarchll today to its fu-
111ous rcgiment. "the fighting Sixty-
lniuth," now the 165111 United States
national guard, when the regiment
11:11 for 11.11 training camp at. Minoola,
1.. after a parade through Fifth
avenue and other thoroughfares lined
with cheettng thousands The regi-
ntcut will comprise part of the first
“rainbow division" that. will soon join
Pershing 111 France.
The. regiment. led by Lieut. Cog].
Latham heed, second in command.
nutrchctl from its armory through
streets hung with hundreds of small
flags; the Stars and Stripes and the
green flag of lrclaud. A picturesque
feature ofthc parade was the escort
of honor composed of Spanish war
veterans of the Sixty-ninth, led by
Col. Edward Duffy, who commanded
the unit in the Spanish-American war.
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ever summoned.
—-WlLLlAM s. HART '
in “Wolf Lowry," at the Regent tow POOR JANE DlED A
“85'- 1101111131.; DEATH-
—~—«-—- GUST GASPED FOR
3115. Catherine liott,,of Main street, egafl‘fi‘vf‘g'goon)
Nor-walk, who has b e 111' iP 11.1 -. ' ' m
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week. remains about the same and is
under the doctor's care. .
The weekly dance at " The KoOb,
Saturday night. was attended by .1'
large number of young people, Anoth-
or dance is scheduled .to be held next
Thursday night.
NOTJCE
0. J. Mints & Co. desires to an.
nounce that they are now specializing,
in coats. suits. dresses. skirt:- and
waists only.
St. John 1|. Key-or in doing some
"pull-tn: It the plat of the RIM Or
gm Company in preparation for the
«sun which open on the that ol
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FEEDLs THOSE
500W '
PTHE HliDE’Y
coettfiowl
'not in my youth receive 111th educa-
. actct's 1 shall mention. it is impossible;
. from memoty. ' |I
. 1141111111 so beautiful that I was tempted
‘ and clearings
' pressed by a feeling of loneliness.
= £11111 mistress, who came out into the
I‘ 111111 of courtly manucis.
YORK, 11111:. 20.--—-.\’ew York
= self lytng on the ground shivering. 11
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By Washington Society 1
WAS lT- A
DREAM?
By WILLIAM CHANDLER
I am a commercial traveler. I did
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tiOn and um lamentably ignorant of
American history. These things I
mention because they bear upon the
eXIIGrieuce 1 am about to relate: Net'-
et' having heard or read of the Chan,
that I should have conjured them upf
One autumn 1 left my home fora
tour in the middle w.est lteacbiugt
Pittsbtu':lt, 1 made it a starting potttit
for visiting Ohio riter ton as between.
it and Lituiuuatl.’1he Ohio, whith‘
the early l'rcnch settlers named 1.:tI
Belle lllv1c1'c (Beautiful river). utfot'ctd
such attracthe Sc"cuelI\ that at Muri‘ .
ettu 1 left regular modes of 11111111.;
hircd :1 run boat and, putting my b‘t"«'
g'tgc in 11.111'111cit1ully a trunk lull of
5111111111151, d1irled—I/{bere “as no need of
pulling—11111111 1111.1 1'i1e1' intending to
take in the principal towns by the way.j
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Shortly before nightfall 1 came to an 'isario 131.:1'1'35, wit}1 111
1,011 l ‘1
.111 1.1111i.~:.cr
from I’tlllttllitt to tho l‘titcd 511111.,
tolaudnudittspec.tlt Twins my boat 'l1.1s ietu an 11111111111111: cunt ini
to the point 111.11 {ruined its upper 01111 “" shinrmn 1111111111.:1111- is 0111' 111‘
i made my way through underbrush 1111‘ L' omits oi the 1.211111 (11111 ldSSiPs 1
There was 110 out: on and 111111111 '11.. to bt't'tiltlf' one of 11th
this part of the island. and 1 11' 1s 011- “‘0'“ 1011111111 I‘m“ " “ 1“ 1““ “1"?" l
“‘3 :11 1111111111. 1 E
arrintl ot' 111111111111
turning to my boat, 1 suppctl from the 'I
contents of a lunch basket l 11:11] I t . I i
bought for myself on the shore, wrap. 5!!“ EH WENE] “Ile i
1 a
keep \\".tum ltlslug to walk about for 3'; AR CLASS 84E?
a tow minutes, looking southward l . ‘ "
not seen it during my walk at ttlght- . , 1
full. 11011111" to 15001110 it warm [11111.1 tho .\01walk \adit Llul), Satutday at-
t4 .noou. James A. T1011 brulke .ir..
build, with 11 pair of wings. Before 11 Yellow Rock. and remaincd there for
was 11 lawn 11111] behind it were trees. some ”an Other participants in the
pod myself in my blankets and turn-
ed l1.1
The nl"bt was chilly. and 1 failed to
saw :1 large dwelling house. most of, -__._._._.
thItI: window: of lenth “Ul'clmlllililltll' 11]... South Wind. sailed b) Vinwnt
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01 1 Hon ht t stt'1111,,(. tittt had hitllugh, won the St: 11. ”I,” tace at
wont to the house, which was perhaps . .
a quarter of .'1 tulle distant. As 1 up- “1” ma it“? Wily 1‘1 (‘0an ill “PST. but.
proaclzcd 1 saw that it was of colonial u11fortuuatcly 11“ S31191111151 0m“ on
knocking. l was admitted by 1111 “m rat-o \\'t'i'11 Thomas. Sartor and James
dtll'ky, 1111111111 my asking if 1 could 1" oil
pct :t lodging for the night 11c1 called Mr '
“BOBBY" WALTHOUR
BADLY HURT IN RACE
1 spacious hull.
dookittg :uly
She wusa pleasuutI
about thirty years old]
\\ 111111 1 ask
1 cd her If 1 11111111 be 111'11111111111datctl for 173115 From Wheel and Fracture: His
‘tlto night alto replied \\ ith the accenti
Skull
, of 1111 Irish lady of lti11l1 1111;, rec that l , . . .. . ..
‘jwould be welcome to the best her ‘ lAm‘" .111... ”mi— 1"”ij “ ”V
thour. the American bicycle rider. it'll
3 home utl'ot'tlcd 111111 lnvltcd me into the
Imp”; room. ;f“t'till his wheel during a ram" _\'(’.~'t=.1.1'
, l was struck at once with the fund ‘ tiny and fractured 11111111 of :1114
| ttu'e. which had either been there 1111.1...” “(1 “-11,: token to a hospital in
la hundred years or had been purchased a swim“ condition. r“... bursting 01'
i from somcdeulcr tu curios. There was ’ (“use of
11 large tircpl. cc 111 the room, in which 1 . 11111 I
I burned a cheerful bin/.e to take off the “9 I.111.1tn..
1 (111111 autumn air. The lady loft mc tot \\.1ltl1ou1 "M!“ "m“
1 order some refreshment and, ‘1 being For many y'cais he has been Womb.
[still I could hear tolcea in an adjoin-11111111 as a professional b1(\‘( 111 ridi'hI
,iug room scpz'uatt-d by 11 thin llm‘u',l111thin 11... United States and l1.‘.urop11
“111.0111: was the voice or the lady: m” .-....-__.. i
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111 11111 left me. the other th'tt of u ROSEBUD JrS. 11' BEARCATS, 10
man with the some lntiectlouwau lrlsh ”I,“ 1i'1111 .
acutlomttu i \ I u 7 3
'us well 1111 called :1 tt'lmmtnzt
“l fc:1t'."l1c said,“tl1:tt the colonel 1:1
about to lead us all into 11 11111.] when they W011! in Bridgeport to playI
‘ Rosebud Juniors yrwtcrdav after-I
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H“ ”“1 "0 "9 “‘0‘“! \‘lsiunal'y than noon. The local team had expected to
our coming across 1111 ocean to build come hnmg with their record of yic-‘
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a boon on this (itwolttc 1 land lor "Mus unbroken. in the Park ”13'.
my part .1 have great confidence in the ' l t l t _ Or‘ rommonlv'
. . . .
1111111 and his Hclieme. i believe he will .‘ l” 1111 w 111 . 1" m ‘ II ' t
phrased as "their superiors and 1111111
therefore to takt1 who! was: ,ttivcnI
be able to carry tt1tl1rougl1 successfub .
ly,:u1d we shall be very rich. "
"it is you, my dear." replied the them and $8) 1111111111111.Asismostal-I‘
man. "w bo have been lufatuatcd by 1“' "is 111.1 case when .1 team travels out!
1 this man who they say can win any of town and rrt'eivcs :1 bpming thpy
woman. I am engaged in a scheme
with one whom 1 111110 never scet1.but
who has won you to it and through
you me. Suppose some of the persons (“’“l- '
he has taken into his confidence“ — t; This seems to be the cry that ”J“
1 heard no more 1111111. Whether l .Bezu'cats 11111 going to 11.111 and "VET-"1
dozed lu thetutcrim 1 don't know. but loan that asks 110w my made out.
if:‘il.‘éi..‘.."“i‘i2 11"“ 1323‘ “W" " 1.... .1... “’ W" " "‘
spoke to melodious tones .9“"""'= host to let the public know be-'
cause then it is known as a sport'ng'
"We must give out that the laudI .11
speculation is ottr real DUFDOSQT 83“ "‘“m that can take a defeat as M an
the latter. "and offer 11 hundred acres. ' :1 victm'v in the same spirit and can
to each and all of our adherents." chem fully acktlnwgied e, that they have
“But suppose there is no war with m... a 1,911.91 team. There 1. not near-
Spain?" suggoktetl the Irishman. 1y half as much v'obbcxy (”1,111.9 Dim-h
“\Ve must bring on 11 war. The gen (if H“. “mm“! as {here is on the part. I
oral"—
of the team’ s owu members They gelI
Again there was an Interim or 111 at:
slumber from which 1 was awakened 03“ 0d “11““ 50111911111121 8005 again
them and then they blow their game'
by a crash. Starting up, 1 went into
and then cry out “Robbery!"
the hall in time to see that men with
muskets. having broken down the front
Conditions
door. were pushing into the house.
Some children at the head of the main
staircase were looking down in terror.
Then followed a scene of destruction
that I shall never forget. The sol-
diets—got- such they seemed to be-—
wore roaring about the house. most of
either of‘ the eyes, the canton;
of the face, or the special use to
which they are put, when the
ordinary shaped lenses are not
the best.
WE' SHAPE LENSES TO
MEET CONDITIONS, just as
thcm'drunk and all helping themselves
to what they wanted. Then suddculy
we prescribe the focus for each
individual case.
the 111511 Indy appearedmnd was pro-
THAMER
testing. when suddenly 1 found my-
Oculml. Optometrist» Optician.
1111. Bonn of Good Gimu’
I? Atlantic '1... Stamford. 001111
the
:1 H111 of his bicycle was the
Atlanta, (ia.j
'lho 1111111111111 1c1 eltcd
('iost‘
lcome 111111111 (1.11111111'1 in a loud tone of
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voter that they retcivcd a "rotten
t
was coming down. and i saw that i
was amid a ruin. the only surviving’
thing being a. well house.
Returning to my boat. I 'dropped
down the river and at the first landing
place told my strange experience to 11
man to whom 1 sold a bill of goods.
"Great heavens!" he exclaimed. “You
:nnstIhitve atom on Blcnuerbnssctt'a 111-
an '
“What's Bleuuerbasaett's island?”
"The place When Aaron Bun": con
uplncy of 1806 m anew. You have
experienced or around me: that
were enacted non than I handed
1 Round edges make them easy to clean. 1 ..
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- From stove.
d= ‘I' z
m ’0 Ant- 18. 1911.
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Store clam at 5 " a
, gxcept Saturdayu, then at 9 3M: 1
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that stand up.
Durability, comfort and appearance) Those [£3459
things we should go after when we buy shocg. 1" =.
in stock now are low shoes of special 11111111. ,
metal oxfords (wide or narrow toes)——$4 and $5;- a Witt
Broken sizes in black, tan or white, narrow tit- whit"
.oes—S3 $3. 50 and $4.
No leather, ground gripper oxfords—$5 ,;
Men’s Cordo calf English oxfords—fi6. 50.
Russian calf corded tip English oxfords-$6. 50,. .1
Main noon “‘1‘”
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Aladdin aluminum
for canning anal
year-round service
Aladdin aluminum ware is especially good for ca
ning, because it is so thoroughly good for use all Itltrou‘fi.
he year. 11.111
To begin with. Aladdin utensils are of good wclglfifi
Tltey are not heavy, but the aluminum is of good thic
aess. They stand up under hard use, do not dent easily, i";
Their shapes are convenient. Not one has a comets:
h,
They have :1 lot of little special feature 5 that make,
them better than usual aluminum. Handles are firmlytivp.’
:ted in such :1 way that they carry a kettle safely and eaéw
Bail handles are fitted with a little device that keeps}
‘hem upright if one wishes and that always keeps them.
from coming into touch with kettle. T 11.11; means at saving
of burnt fingers or hand! ' , . I,» ., «unsung,
, Aladdin aluminum kettles beat their contents quickly}:
and keep it at desired heat with use of least amountof heat:
They actually save heat! «:1.-1113“».- ' '
Ready for canning and for rest of the yearn—j' '
Preserving kettles—$1.15 to $5.20. 'i I,
, Berlin kettles—$1.15 to $2.15. ‘ 'j}
tipped sauce pans—60c to $1.50. ,1
Berlin sauce pans—80c to $1.85. . 1 ,
‘Tea and coffee pots—$2 to $3.75. . g .
Double boilerséStBO to $2.85. , . 1}:
Pudding pans—50c to $1. ' :5
Tea kettles—$3.75 to $4.85. 1
‘Soup strainers—45c to 80c.
Double masters—$3.75 to $6. - ‘4. ._
Percolators, 6 cups—$4.50.
IFry pans—85c to $4. ' ‘ . -- 1
Fourth floor. ‘ I' i '1
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American IVOI'y
for dresser
Rich and beautiful articles for dresser and toilet-fable;
either entirely or partly of this splendid substitute for gempI
ine ivory. And at small cost. 1.1;;
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American ivory has much of the dull yellowish tint oi’i
toned in many graceful and convenient shapes. . . a It
Most of 2111,11 attracts by beauty; yet it combines dun:
Hah- brushes—sibo to $4. Cloth brushes—$1 to 83.
Bonnet brushes—s at to 83. Combs—350 to $1. .
Mirrors. straight. or ring handle— Cremn Jars—850 and 500.
”In?! 34. Nail ”flowers—I755}! 0801.50. , .
Lose to 82.10%“
i \ , love traumas and button boo
nouns, mania “33% 3331'me out; little toilet-helpa—aoo to,
real ivory. it has the same subdued glow. And it is fash-
ability and small '.cost For example: —— ..
Military brushes—$3. 50 to $5. 511. But brushes—$1 to 83.
r-receiver with putt’box to match Trays {or
BhOII
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Center Male, front.
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NOROTONS DEFEAT PASTIMES
of tho urlnu tm
The Norotons defeated the Pastimes m“ "'
of But 'Norwalk, yesterday afternoon.
the game being played on the Lynch
Field. Darion. The score was twenty-l
one for the Norman and five for thC'f
Phtimes. The latter team had lune-1
nip ago. You have seen “Bl-m."
mic-bot.
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In any oiled bill In that. day-u, fl. 0” 83!. on. BM“ 9 delta wall. the crack Rosebud pitchet. cutl Jab Printing
"hudchlldmudumnhubh- h 1&th Iun he matte little impression on the-I .
UK" . 1'- mong Norman team. 1 8.. Namath.
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