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ON DESPITE WAR
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WEATHER FORECAST. l
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: ;!
Fair tonight; Wednesday increasing 3‘ 30 32 33 33 4o 42 44 43 43 5o INTO LEERTY LOANt
loudiness and warmer. A long ridge, m ----- - "' -- 4 2 4 ThPy say the ‘war with llexico"l CHICAGO 00L a “.1011 J \1 I,“ w.— ..24...,_ >__ k a .. ‘ #— - _ ~ - 7 7 .-
uf high pressure exa nding fronJGeor,.I_;. Double BMW . . . . 2 " would kill 1...“.me but the vg3m9;\\'a5 1m a ham” f; 111 Inib. 1 (U-a“.
gia northeastuard to Maine is pro— Drawers . .. 4 1 2 4 2 1 4 3 2 3 went on. America‘s entry into the ‘When ”1.. first] b e 41. en» 1.0.111
ducing pleaeant weather with moder- Stout. Drawers ...... ,, , , 2 2 1 1 2 3 glgreat world war surely m’cant lhe’sucd all my ball 111 "W 03B Was is- L - v
ately low temperatures in all the 50 pieces, representing broken lots of natural and white N “am of the game. they said, and mam, a, one page” came ‘° ‘1‘” O W Prlcc,
mslcm districts. Disturbances which W001 underwear, worth from $1 50 to $2 50 per gar- there we are, pmparing for the biggasl‘bonds, n Maui-a? .al-ld Isubscribed for
are central mer Notthein Texas and ment now ................................ 98c cl World’s Series crowds in baseballst Cbl'trl‘e H “5 2:1 111 a statement 1 d
l Dper Michigan are con-sing unsettled' TO clean up If your size is hem take advantage of this. 1 histor, v. And so does bII ccball hold it: Libel't; :0“. P CI Iweppc, director of are OWCI'C
weather, but not Dillfl‘ rain between 3". ““1“?” ‘9‘“ a“?! V331 in Stille 0‘ cntb chcral Resilignllislgfctthe SW
local troubles hate and llicré‘, a 001' "\‘cu all the W or'sld Scri 1110 A
1 {’5 n")
l:.ap~ed le-uvuc or two and the minor 1
s going into Hie Lb .
that follow anything big, i all) loan and}
Splendid woolem get new and lens prices!
And we’ll make suit coat or okirt from them at small
the Rocky Mountain l!‘.Cl ll: e ‘1’; sis- lava.
sippi river. . l
l t
,’- .'\ QXallOI‘lS
. 11101 t . E 1 ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO 'ro ; 3,3 I... n...” ser'ioush balm 1., writes .. " 0° ., f‘“ “‘1'" 0‘ ”‘9 0'3“"? . t1 __ ,
‘ . . will put his shoulders to the second‘ " ' ‘ . i .'
DAY. ii 85 l laincs ( lsuiuinger in thc l’hiladcl- ”bu”. I van wi‘h a: mu 1 b . i ‘ ." 3: ..i , W
”t .q 1 . . "'1 . .. '. . . . it. ~. Clen1 ..5
’ rIIltIIIIlllci..tur. . ii.;li. to. low Joseph Dav-18"”! " I St giIllhld Iwrth American. . as llv did in the first campaign. $123211 We V6 been selling worllty and attractive dl'CSS WOOlCllS 's . .f
.1... dn. 8'” If on o ‘ 'Ihe grand old game has suriived thing we will be bPllPl fighters in this. at prices based on costs of nearly a yea]- ago. .. 2
Km .1. . fads, storms. disscnslons and wars, big “orld’s ‘9”? lb . . l“
and lawsy opens on schedule time 'n our Ou'nht'oi-l‘jj' (in Iue impala be SlllCC “‘15) were bought. COSlS have advanced rhe.
7—” , ~ ' in the spring. It was predicted that , , .. S ”mes 1n ' licago ., ‘
BOOKS FOR THE SOLDIERS l TO CALL SPEC'AL ELECTION' bt‘cytlc titling would cause evcrv 111a- and New ’lork. ”TESS goods W6 we been SElllIlg at 5125’ for example' an .
ri ews: .___.. Gov. Holcomb to Fix Date Perhaps for to, league [1.1111 ,0 bc compned into "“_””—“ W H“' WOllll more than 51-50 according l0 today’s market. W
Contribute Now to the Librarv Fund. November 5 CHICAGO FANS PROTEST i . .
l . a brickyard or slaughterhouse It And there is CVET " reason 10 .l .. " ' Q ’Ill .
_._,_.: Which Has Reached $19885 1 Gov Holcomb announced from his only (med ”,9 “and, ,0 be “WWI, UNFlLLED APPLICATIONS h 3 ”“5” mat price. “‘ 80
llE Cl‘.
v-wm
in South Norwalk
l
Building lnr'pcctoz'
was in Stamford ycstcrdav
on business.
morning
the regular
Sisters’ Re-
Tomorrow 't'VF‘Hlng
monthly mecting of Our
bckah Lodge will be held
' Old Wcll Lodge, No. 108. F. and A.
M.. will be lli‘ltl this cvcnine: in Ma-
tunnic Tcmplc m is sharp. The. en
icrtcd apprentice degree will be con-
,ftrred.
A mass was cclcbmtcd at St. Mary's
Church this morning for those younE
inch of thc parish who have been call-
cd to war. This will be a regular
monthly occurcnce during tlic dura-
tion of the war,
thtic Harris, of Bridgcporl. a lady
of color, bccttmc intoxicated last cyc-
rfing on Water direct and was brought
into ltcadqunrtchiis morning she
was fined $7 and costs which wcn‘
paid by one of her admirers. Patrol-
maln Gainer arrested llm‘,
Mrs. Sherwood, of llcnrv strcci,
St'cond District, rcportcd to lllt‘ po-
licc that her son tigcd 7. had dissip-
poured from his liomc. Hc bad light
lzulr, bluc cycs and was accused in a
bluc com and pants and white shirt
with no but. The police urc looking
up the matter,
The regular monthly meeting of
Putnam l-iosc wan held lust evening
at which time matters of intcrcst
were discussed.
chl‘ Tuesduv llic suprcmc court,
will begin business. This will be the
openingr of the October form.
llianypconlc arc planning to go to
ill‘ti‘ Danbury Fair on Tliursdav, when
p a number of special trains will be
run. Several went yesterday to cs-
capc the election ruckct which they
fondly licliei'cd would make life 1m-
cntiurablc for thcm if they remained
in town. There lining no racket they
were probablv annoyed'morc at the
Joir‘than it they had stayed at homc.
'l’ermits linvc bccn issued to Mrs.
Ill Kcnnctlt for plumbing and heating
:1' nor liomc on Richards uv,cnuc and
to Miss Ncll:c Yotke for plumbing nt
lwr lioine’ou .Ncwtown avcnuc. Pct-
mits for plumbing have been issued
to Dr. \V. i Tracey at. 6 Chapel slrcct
and to the Norwalk Tire & Rubbet‘
lomptmy ttt'Winnlpauk. A permit
for wiring has been issued to William
(‘rush at it Union Park.
The official list of the names of
thosc men who are to lcave on Thurs-
‘uy morning for the camp at Ayer,
Mass, .will be published it. is believ-
c-d tomorrow when the list has been
checked over and confirmed. The
pink cards have been sent to the men
so that. they know when to report.
Clarence Finch l
.royd.
Icouplcs gin'rallv" explains Muh'ant‘lfi
Iis goingr to do.
Inf :1 book in the hands of" thc soldic!‘
‘who will want it most.
Allis work.
- ‘ltcir
lccssm-y number of subscriptions
What a delight it would be to the
tired soldier back from The fighting
:linc, trying to forget his surroundings
for a time, to find a copy of Kipling
and road IltP story of “The immortal
Three," Mulroney, Orthcris and Le-
“We three raiscs lhc Divil
A Asoldicr would love those three
splendid t‘wldiois for their fighting
qualitics, and laugh '11 their f'1ilincs
This is what the Library War Fund
Place tltc right kind
South Norwnlk is doing splendidly.
but wc urc proud of her and want her
to do morn. The fund has rcttclwd
$l98.85.
\\’c are hoping much from inc fac-
torics that are vcl to bc board from.
The cumpnign is to continue through
the wcck and runner -or checks may
be lcft at the library or banks.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
The local scollt officials arc in re-
ceipl of certain leltcrs of inutructions
lrclnllvc to :1 campaign on bchalt of
the Boy Scouts for subscriptions to
'lie second Libcrtv Bond Loan. Ac-
cording to the plans arranged. more
will bc scouting activities rclalch to
a loan starting on October ..«th and
ending October 25th.
In the last campaign the scouts all
ovcr liic country scoured subscrip-
'!ions umouniing in excess of twenty-
lt is hoped that
this time.
lhrcc million dollars.
they will cvcn do better
They have the real spirit and undcr~I
l .
each would (it tho sumo tnnc be u can
didutc for two ofllccs. lnuyor tmd con- I
.
stand it bettcr than the first time.
Thu pcoplc. of Norwalk are respect-
fully rcqucslcd to assist the boys in
Thcy are assured that
subscriptions will be handled
with all confldcnce and will'bc turn-
out into tlic batik which lltc subscrib-
r'rs mny sclcct. As ouch b0v is work-
ing fort» ownr cmblcm or budge, which
is given him upon procuring a ccr-I
lain number of subscriptions naturul- '
h, each bar is anxious to no sure of
his subscriptions. 'l‘hcrc. wcro sever-
ill instances on the lust, loun where
the boys solicited subscriptions but
' lhc pcoplc rcfuscd to give the ubscrlp~I
lion to thc boy. but took it directly to
tlic bank. and it was rather difficult to
trim tlic bar the proper crcdlt. It is
hopcd that till the boys will receive
propcr credits this time. The Nor
walk Scouts procurcd over sixteen
diamond dollars‘ worth of bonds here
in Norwalk. the lust 'timc. and we
would like ‘io mnkc it twenty-five
thousand dollars this time
The following boys procured the ne-
on
the last loan to entitle them to an cm-
blcm front the war department:
(‘liarles Hendrick, East N01 ualk
Mmk Candee, Norwalk
Leon Fish, Not-walk.
William Anderson. Winnipuuk.
Paul Klrmayer, Winnipauk.
Burt. Benton. South Norwalk.
in
Ilt‘l‘ sclcctcd in Scplcmbcr,
cull a l‘ongrcssionul District convert-SI
tion 12 days bcforc lllc clcclion. Pri'
Ibccn worth 1311- ir
Imc "—- -\d\.
ISt.
home in Soutltington, yesterday, that
lic would designate a day when the
spccial clcction for Congrcssman in
the Fourth 'L‘ongrcssional District.
which is Fairficld county, will be held.
to fill tlu- vacancy caused by tho dcatb
of t‘ongrcssman llill.
lindcr the law, it is rcquircd that
such clcction must be hcld within tid
days from the dcuth of a congressman.
and the constitution provides that it be
(‘llllt'il by the (‘liit'i‘ l'jxccutlvc of tlic
Slate.
The (‘ougt'cssionttl District commit-
lllld. must
marics for ”to sclct'tion of dclcgalcs to
jSllf‘ll convcntion must bc l1t'lll ilrc tluysI
before such copycntion, although this
rulc. lrt nol strictly cnl‘orccd, and such
primary is gt-itt'l'ally not lu-ld lllcgal:
if hcld within four days, or probably
just prcct-dim: such convcnllon. inns
much its thc lulcs for 1110 holding t'l
ptimtnits arc not nutntlulm'y llltt d1
l't-t'lol‘y.
Sixty (luvs from lltc ticuth of (‘ou
grcssmun llill falls on N01221: 'I‘wcntv ,
'
our tlttys bcl'orc that would be Nor. .1.
one day bct'orc tlic city clcction in
llritlgcport. Then is thcrcfurc. llic
ccrtuinty that no tuttyorulty cnutlldtt'v
run run in lll:ll city without prcvlouu
'11; being nominutcd or not uomlnntctl
for (Iongrcss. in olhcr words. if May
or Wilson happcntt to be the selection
of the 'Ilcpublicnn convcntion for Con-
gress. such convcnflon must hurc con
vencd 11nd riadc its decision before the
city election. in which casc Mayor Wit
gl‘t'smlltll.
'llicru is tllc strong possibilily that
tho Congressional clcctiun and city
clcctlon will full on tho sttmc day. Nov.
ti. although Bridgeport is tltc only (“in
in this county w'lilth holds its clcction
011 that dtty
If thc (‘ongrcssimml and city clc':
lions do fall on tlic sumc tluy, ”Haiku-
grcssionttl convcnliou must lic hcld on
or bcforc Ot‘l.'lli, and the prlmurics-
will bc held in till probability tlur.‘.g
tltc middlc of licxt wcck
WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD
No mun can do his bcst wlicn sul-
fcring from backache, rheumatic
pains, swollen Joints. pore muscles or
otlicr symptoms of kidncy lroublc. B.
H. Stone, 840 N. 2d St., Reading. Pu.
wrltcs: "l contracted a most scyerc
case. of kidncy trouble. l gradually
tgrew runs.) and for months was 11n-
ublc to uttcnd to business. I ucgun
to use Foley Kidncy Pills and soon
found the pains wvrc gone and I
have bud no llOllOS sincc. Thcv have
weight in cold to
.,
THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD
KNOWS
Aunt l‘clzor, 2526
Mrs. Jcl’l‘crson
the fun?
‘llt'bl to tllc uutomobilc for favors cx—
. cublt d
‘ Franco.
ed in size.
The same was said about the unlo-
mobilc. The automobile grew along
with bascbttll. It showcd the fun the
llf‘Rl why to 116-1 to tltc park. livery
bull player in America drawing mm'c
than $2,000 owns an automobile. Base-
bull and thc ttutomobllc are brothcrs.
One is the boostcr of the olhcl'. 'l‘licrc
isn‘t 11 bit of jculousy bctwecn them.
How can anything he a mcnacc to
buscbull tin: puts tltc park ncarr‘r to
No. indcctl, bascbztll owl's u
tctldt‘ll.
A lt'ttquc on a dcscrt out “'cs't shuts
eliop for tltc season. Mun Milli) milcs
miles tzwnv say “bast'lmll ls dcilll."
Might as wt-ll suy that the copper in-
dustry 1111.: gone to smusb hccuusc our
minc in cxh 1131:1011.
"Buscbull is dcntl," lltcy suv. {Orv
ccttint- that 1111100 ucnt to Sliibc
l".tuk l’hlldllllnlllil lillml l)uv to scc
the \thlctit ., filling the full and
plutc play two gumcs with \Vdsllln'“
ton. occupant of sixth place
\\l!(‘ll b.15'lmll bcglus to curl up
und die tlu- illillllliltlull‘! of baseballs in
will be lippml off ubout tllc illness bc-
forc umbotlv clsc. Most of tlic busc-I
bulls uscd toduv illf‘ Inudc in Phlln-I
tlclphiu. and thc munufaclutcrs my)
llutt 1cm uftv'r \cnr thrro is always 11
HlPlHlV increase in thc output
if .mv further proof is wanlcd us in
'tltc suptcmacy of baseman in Amc-rl
on it is brought 011t-b\".tltu'dcsputch
priutcd rcccntlv saying. that‘o‘h each
duy of lhc \l'ml'ds Scrlcs :1 lOOllI
word .11 count of tlic gumc would be
to thc American troops in
'lltcsc soldiers did not ask for news
aof :1 boxing 110111.:1 golf niutclt or tcn
nls tournamcnt. it was good old busc
bull tluv dcnmudcd. Soldicrs me
writing to America for baseballs 11nd
ncccssnrics. Thorn 111th of dollars
Ilmvc bccn tollcctcd by (‘lurk Griffith
to supply them with lelt‘los, buts,
mttsks 11nd lovcu. 11nd inc buscball
.wccklv. that is tlic oflicittl organ of
tlic gamc is sending; ”wounds
(:0le of catch issue lo lbc trcnclics
11nd (amps and thc soldlcrs cry for
still tnm'c ”.dopc"
Nothing has brought out llic bold:
baseball bus on America morc forcl- I-
lily than this war. Baseball is not. scl- «
fish and \vclcomcs golf and all th!‘
oihcr sports to have a share of pros
pcritv. but A can't undcrstand \vhv
some persons say it is ready for a cuf-
fin,
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FITZSIMMONS NEVER
FORGAVE TOM SHARKEV
FOR REEEEE’S DEClSION
Pugllistic feuds are usually short-
lived. but one of the topmost on record
“'11s that of Bob Fltzsimmons 'untl
Tom Nth 11km lt “as scvcnlccu ycars
ago that thc frockled blacksmith and.
the ltttoocd sailor mingled in their
famous grudge fight at Concy Island;
Bob with the bitterness of 11 former;
.thnsc which rcachctl the park by spe-
Itcndcd t) Brigadier General John A. l
Games at Windy City Will Start at 2:
O’ clock
CHIC AGO. Oct. " —~\'1orous 1)]OI
tests from scores oi (‘ llitagoans were ' '
, ' 111 h '.
rccctvcd vcstcrduy at the Chicago g lll_\
American Lcasuc park when the firstI llEl'C l5 NEWS
batch of '.1niillcd applications for r . ‘
. ‘ " (ll '1 “W 2 '52—-
world's scrics seats wcrc rcturncd to}; ‘ h d U .
thcir scndci's. Letters stating the an}
plicants hull bccn among llic first to'
send their rcqut-sts for scuts came in
Seems f0 dish?
Pure wool 581'ch and pop-
.ms, even texture, fine wave,
by ”11' hundreds. itcscntmcnt was rich effect, beside black lherc
cxprcssrd by many bccuum- the first, RFC ll'l\" . 1 ~ . ‘ . . .
l \
Iilpplit‘ttllons fillt'd litttl bccn from \ llllc‘- ‘md hght (ll
dark browns and \vistcx'itt and
burgundy and plum and co-
penliugen. latest price was
Elli—Special price $1 yd.
cumin:
un-
was
ciul dclin'l'y, while thusc
through the ordinary mull wore
fillcd until ltttt'r. On nnc dttv, ll
nunounccd, 3.3000 spct'iul ticlircry r"-
qucsts wcr.» itandlcd.
'l‘ltc gamm- in this city will start at
2 o'clock, it was announccd today.
A resolution directing the policc to
coopciulc with park officials to pre-
\tnt scalping of tickets \\‘.t< adopttd
‘by tho (itv touncil today. The police
were dircctc'l to prohibit thc sale of
tickets in hll‘l‘t’ls or alloys and to did
cxtlutiiug all purchusc’rs front
Stallit’l‘s from tho parks. \
Skirting wooleus of ‘ pure
’ztlu'ic and bettuitfu‘. effect.
'plztids and stripes, rich and
effective t'uuiliinzttious of col-
')l‘. soft and licztutiful illltl dur-
able, 48 inches wide. latest
price was ‘Sl—Spé‘t‘lill price
$1.69 yd.
Brottdclolh of delightful
.liil'fml finish. that finish per-
manent because every yard
has been shrunk and spong'cd,
1511 inches wide, every thread
Woo Burn. l'lfll'h player was his own WUOl 0f SPECldl flilL‘llCSS l‘C-
handicap committee. and tho 1nyoter~l5ldL blaCk ll l5 ready 111 green
lous number that was picked as theI lliWV taupe copenhagcn F056
winning net score was not made wisieria burgundy fan and
‘t'...":°§::'.:::‘::...:2; "3"“ ru 1...... we was
‘ on r11 spret u t 3‘. '.
I). Ltockwood was the only player S2 35—Speu‘ll aneI$2 yd- .
whose not more was the some as thisl c' “VOOl VClOlll' Sllll-lllg Ol
number. Hence the lawycr‘ s victory. unique 50” WC .ch3 and l'Ill'C
The scores: .l). l.ockw.ood 104 25.,beauly, 54 lllCl‘lCS wide lll‘lll
7" “' 1‘ 59:“. S3 3' '5- J J “"00 and line Willi the “feel" of
llllll 89 17.72; ..l H Siaub. $8.16 72:; ,
l..l .. Scoflcld. 101,18, 83' Bruce \Voav \é‘th’l I'M pure WOOI llll'Ollgll
cr. 111 19 7:1; 1' A. Lockwood, 92. 15. "mil through. “UPC green CU'
—~- 1 Adams. till 12 A. 11 Ipenliageu Iburgtmdy navy
Holmes: 92. ill. 1'. .l. .Gill'iall. 95 21 .
74:11.8.Mlxsull 39.12.77. 1.11.ch l‘hird
insun 108.27 81; AA.I‘itt.S7,10.77:
A. W. Sturk.92 12.80; J. ll. lumpp 94,
13,81; J. \l. Ill-Minder 95, I7, 75; W F.»
l1‘orcpuugb. 96. 24..” 12.
SATISFACTlON DAY HANDICAP.
I ”0—...
Judge Charles D Lackwood Wins
Event Fixing His Own Handicap.
Saturday was “sntist‘actlon day" at
BAT AND BALL DAY.
BOSTON Oct Z—r'l‘hls was “bat and
bull day" at Fenway Park. with from
admission tosoldicrs and sailorstoI
w’ttch tho double-header bctwccn thnl
Boston and Washington American
League tcmns. An invitation was eer
1%
.2';__,"».lcr-:"u". z'vcr-liigjlier prices
Hundreds and hundreds
ment of the Northeast .10 throw out
thc first bull. and Clark Griffith. me’ )t
ago} of the Washington club, arranged,
to present to the army and navy'nlcnl
$85,000 worth of bttscball parapherno-I
“3- In the fancy patterns,
By mason or thorough distribution
will: the drug trade in the [Mini
of‘tlie exm duly your dollars
'tuack
Yet we announce lowered prices for a limited time!
\cs; but we intend to Slll thing, 8 up
will do
and bm'..vn Lul CSl
piicc 83 and S3T25~Specitll
price $2.50 yd.
Lustrous zil‘clinc for coals,
:1 fabric with the softness oil
camelsliair but with :1 luster,
that is remarkable and inspir~
lug. 1i; hi we ight butt" rutefully
wztrm Siluchcs wide,r innavy
and black and durl. green on
dirk brown. Latest price $3
——Spccial price $2. 45 yd
Each of. these special-pncedI
woolem is included in the .
store’ 3 quick tailoring service.
From them, as f mm all oth-
er wooleus, we will make soil
or coat or skirt :11 special
price
StlilalSleli 01312 i
Long coal .ll SS »
Skirt at $1.50.
This price includes all lbu
cost of actual making, the. ‘
covering of effective buttons
for trimming. the findings—t
everything except linings and "
special trimmings where they
are-desired. .
For it. one gets guaranteed‘ .
clothes—the store gives its
promise that all clothes made
to measure shall be said acioxy
in fit and finish.
floor.
for some handsome '-
etauncl'i new madras
A saving that is doubly welcome in these days of
for good cotton textiles.
of yards of our? Clive new
'11 on and! 211 Dent! . .
0"” ‘ “0mm ” ° ‘° P ’ uadrrts in lengths of to lo 20 yards, at this spccml price
19c.
Wide slripes,1m1row ships 5,-1atge plaids , tiny checks,
alam blues and fans and greens and such.
l every color that women seek
; —-eiih'er for their own wear or for boys’ or cirls’ wcztr.
l ' “
3
Special price is due solely to short length of the pieceq
So Omaha, Neb. writes: “I can .
.,-.. ._ j a l b. called and . B Hoyt, East 'l\01‘\\'8lk. , tied a “highway Slam and tom-:- serum.- costs. reduced ~. ~ . . .. , '.
gillglxhr‘? be?“ :an‘ized as alter- Fr'mcls ' ‘ _ -cr clcommcnd Holcys Honey and Tar :«ttlliZl‘y‘lhillkl‘itngcaln his heart. 111-. price: are now 1100311110102, .BUt Whfll (7.11135 {lily 0116 fOl‘ llltil, SO long as All) CllESllELl
mics. { FOOTBALL GAME PLANNED" lag a :21] if": fotI'IIcouirs 331111201ng fuscd to shake- hands with his bruwnv'I Efiktlfiatfi s .Cllglll may tle had! '
3 cu e m nug er :1 :11 co
, . anlzigonisl From 1116 tap of lbeI A era Ive Hundled __
_ - ,.-_ _ ,4... L l NEWTON. Mass. Oct. 2_...A football My neighbm, \Irs. Benson, cured her- bell Fitz went after Tout hammer until FOR THROAT AND LUNGS ”l 5 0T yards dofieps 0f patterns 193
l self and her \vholc family with Fol- snumoru 0...“. 11nd Colds , , ’ WI! 0 1', "‘4!!- .
game has been arranged for next Sat-
today between the Boston College
clev en and a team made up for naval
resolves in training at Commonwealth
Pier, Boston. The naval eleven in-,
Icludes several former star college foot-
ball players. among them Casey En-I
in the Matter
of Eyeglasses
We cater to people that are par- tight and H01 ween of Harvard
ticular, and not to the careless
BETTER TROLLEY ssnvma
crowd. ,
'Ihoughtful people want an Oct. 2,1917.
WT to examine their
mandrake" their glam
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“intuit-titan.
THAMER
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Mr. Edward Crowc.
Dear Sir: —
If We haw to pay six cents fare
why not have better uervice and have
can run every half hour In the char-
ll is done.
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ey ’5 Honey and Tar, and everyone in
our neighborhood speaks highly of it.”I
This reliablc family remedy masters
croup. lt clcars the air passages and
euscs the gasping.
for breath—Adv.
PLAN To INCREASE GASOLINE
OUTPUT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.———'Hundrctls
of schemes for extracting more high
quality gasoline from pctrolcum and
scores of samples of products for which
Inventors claim superiority, have been
submitted to the Federal Bureau of
Miner. :11 a result of Secrulary Lane' a
,fuol for airplane cnxlnol. About thirty
.: nipples have been looted by annual
.the homo and all were report“ better
than winery Mall mile mum
{Ah-numb tote intends-MI -
”ML—mmmtummm munhdw.m
dollar haul-i but umIWHWHmM
strangling fight I
w'mmmmuwu
tongs. and fouzht so cleverly and \i-I
ciously that in the second roundl
Shurkcy was stretcbcd 'nut for the;
count Evcn after his v'ictoiv the:
Cornishman refused to shake hands. in
The cause of this blitetncss date-(II
bark to 1896. when Filz'wbo was’
tlicn contemplating the annemtion of
(‘orbctt' 3 title fought Sharkcy in Saul
Francisco. Bob lituktbt- best of the1
argument and in the eighth roundl
landed what scented to be 11 solar;
plexus. which sent the sailor tumbn
"112.th received the- surpr. M‘ of his
lift.- when the referee. .'\\vnli Earp.
mnolfbced that Fit: bad perpetrated
a foul, and “lenient the victory to'
the mouth. and Inducted
mentored 3m June: In hone-(I1
nu compared with than: and
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No Alcohol: function: IInbit-fonnm Drug
Size $1 Site ,
Now $1.60 Now 80 C23.
Eckmnn Laboratorv. Philadelphia.
DPerfeciion
Oil
_ Regular 07Ceda1‘ mop of
on.
Usual price is 51.25—-
Ricbt now in when you need:
such a Enter in your house—it is
for all: for. It' 11 up to Dorian to see mm“ '0'” "WW0“ *0 “WI"? ll 59“" taunt-key. The Communion from!!! all m m m [M 1h. furnace mill
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MAI-Intent! economiul.‘
lot-chancellor.
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Clair Sula
int... __ «an» bmakeoldchaltslook wetlandtogtyethennt'u
. Owned villi black lattimtle. Strong-pd
l l . for 75c
large size. '7 3. .
Limited number at this priceé—and only one to a per. . H
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