:wl..-L
athletes who. responded to the
- to tests winter We. (‘esdt
. Inch of the Yale team, has is4
,1! another can. ‘
”4 m soulless“ whether n
:4 tehashui previous expert-
or so‘."gssld the veteran coach
., v, “in fact. we have had some at!
’best. results said have
44.4- lhat some of our best men
came from unknown and previ-
Vv hidden material. '
4 'inter track~ work has become an
v
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‘ Opinions.
’Jomtioli uni " ’
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4 at W M an m ata‘hellaa been humiliated Sun
”Wv‘ttsnn'e as: given in his three;
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New Millennium is over. ye have nothing
4 m 'w- witness-ii their tetilnony.
in;
. . 4_ 4. , , . .. slatera,.lfrs. Mary
" “mm ifirmfl’?” museums sear son ans.
as Farrell. Mrs.
' of New Canaan.
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Raver. Mrs. The
Patr'ch J. llaul
of Norwalk. and Mrs. Gilbert Stealer. .
e} as the case,
498
roads,
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1b" of the I a H ‘il ‘ 1 "I. mired mutants flats-let
”it“ cortical ‘of' 4 3 “flu
Jud!“- fl'lnmwh on lied :3 ° 3 i I more thall narcissist: Kobe 4 f t ‘
enoo wave "Jinan ability. and be Phillis took “ mil bl mm." share of
t tarnished m4larrémuumher oi cases
3 12m occur-rials there.
The third
dhird. all accidents. 8,016; rall-
1.109-
210.
sues—Its, 3,833;
r
4 4].. ' 4~ filmé'lfihiiiél“iéfli% i"- -W'f°rf»eem anecdote-sy' Rhea-s: the unrea- it‘
. ' 4 , ... w y s : 4!
- 444m mt anon the chargedthe maa‘mflk'j‘wrdl,mfiflm:w Bins-deb- interstate tangle
‘w
,, W ~~ «trivahgwmw m‘flewifiy an .me, . - 4 4mmman Magnum: -
' carom, " is. ' m' e endant had come in- , ' . . 5cm with anaemia-Ii divs-.4
. o "a ' J”; M a“"tililaaunrsrnsed without rebuhesfml "9 W!“ WW5”! ”Wind boundaries, follow: "
- . m . ““4 k“ W . "cm. m casinos.» tooleé‘m ‘5 WIW44M-A—Iflem «on elm, all accidents. 10,781: rall-
, V m M Mat-aura. Moi in question from the tablemghuflwuifl Jill. and It" roads. ‘14; agreements, 2,7724:
lib! lasso vase»)! Its-It'- v admit monoculture-unset was-sue a.“ we! ass-usa- “:3 ”Eggnog an unburied.:fn‘i;mwn- W04“ ammo 1.; awards, :14. 4 l
4, '4 4 ‘ 44 am ”unfit-1“...“ .. 4”. salt-mew ’) _ 3“”! 0 rothors. ' ’ 4W,4sll manta, 4.812;..rsll-
charge to all must m. m c is now betas fee-diam, all , fl , , Jilin and Daniel Hanloll. and 4 fl .4:-l 6241: agralmeats, 1,266. awards.
sellers!!! 1
; tial and vital part of the spring‘ - . '
.- . . i . ft -nine sub on the lane t i gotta for their
- :4 45. Any candidate who’ fails to! the ”W co m y I 4 eun ”.e ‘ ”.fl ‘
4'. this winter nu find that he is:
g l-ritelv unfit for later work and;
1; lie, has utilised. the greater part ot
' 4 n
to WW M but ‘ "fit?” I‘m ‘4’“ “3'- “4447“” Shows its Enormous
thus-swat,“ “'4 I“ y Overtime-”W
4 4m4wwenweflw 49* {M gen also, nee. 7.41am; equate
59%.." lute in M W“ “the Wmepaper as an advertise-
- hall sure there taut! duh min mt medium.” This wall the state-
”lht less"
I“ flt ‘ hi mtmuitwfilw III-Imvfl {.4
ur- warm I- »; Wd’fifii‘“ u ml. of
"-Prcdht Whom é”, ,
413"! Mm "l“ W“ “racism .
-.m my not“ ram-rm. "'9 '
m.nuuaewt-WW
‘the wrestling teams-cot.
l . ~~4 -44
rm mud; Aviators-fort Slocum football due will have
'played on mmym
Every regular member of the 1916 football team of‘the Univerity .of
my,” em up who were re,eetsd for poor eyesight. is now all “24: Chicago Advertis-
‘ _ With .r. a intellect: Thurs
country. Some record! - . .
‘0:-
Mr, Finnegan, of “on again, on auto," tune, 1'" ”lbs“ . on a",
1'” ” I“ "m“ ‘° W "lent lore. A. Browne", advertising‘
Ford Itotor WWI! "The bonds: Fowler “Walla-nu Fe
l'
of the people, .44.;d air. Browne". "lti
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as year's make."
' wo weeks ago Yule began its win—l
-. preparations for its spring track?
5.». names in which Yale’s «ml:
13:04.4, will be entered the next ten
. .lialttlle original call met with
.1 . t response. 003th Mack's
4‘4! has followed in the hope
greater interest and of
4.. tim numbers in training.
; i"‘4izilance Mm Whiting ' i
,‘m trark work was started two
rile: ago .with distance men report-
4'; lo Coach Billy ales]. Several pa-
.41.. chases have been held and these
ill be continued until amounting
e runners from covering the hill and
ale courses in the suburbs. Plane
ve been made for the runners to
ark after Christmas vacation in the
aeebnll age. it has been, decided
Mt freshmen will be eligible for all
lit» indoor neetrthis winter except
“0’ indoor . intercollellates.
all yenr’srteanl we left college and
4:.» entered novella-allele ot’ihe we:
4 rfis'lco. . Johnny yogic, who was
' .led captain. has also lett We.
for the outdoor seasonare en-
Ofimon, the. new military instructor,
who hall been given final decision in
ti; matter of albathletlc events, u‘id
today that the track men as well as
the other athletes, yould get all the
sport they wanted before the clone of
the school year.
fi'ale has some excellent material of
promise in both the freshman and up-
per class team. Paul Fennimore Coop-
or, nammke and grandson of the nor,
cllsl, who came to Yale from the Tait '
School, in probably the best sprinter
ll has entered the university rev
c. lly. lie covered the 100 yards
dish in 1.0. 2-5 seconds at the fall meet.
Egbert Drismll, a former Hotchklsa
Siliool runner. who was not in his
but form'last year, promises, to prove
it futile runner of note. He’ won the
cvlnt “the fall men after a hand-
home spurt in which he drew away
from John Dnnaher, another promising,
distance mar. developed by Billy
lineal. ' . ' ' .
R. l4".a8heddon. a freshman, brother
of the former Yale captain, won both
the timber e’vents at the fall meet
L-Lmi should be heard from mule in
torcoliegiate in another season.
:11“? small sire oi the squad, howev
.t r, has alarmed liack'ahd his second
appeal for greater numbers is expect.
ed [0 round up the numbers in train-
l'llg to decidedly larger and more sat-
isfactory. proportiona’. "Usually Yale
dficlooéd {track liqa'ad F." nearly‘ztlil
tsack athletes, at the beginning of
.y uncertain, but Wit ' W. 8-”le
winter , practice.
This year hardly
ni’ore tlinnfifty'bave reported. . .
iiilllllts ill V ‘
10m 5-.
“Neutrone Prescription 09" Cures sno
Keeps Them Cured
Rheumatism had been considered
incurable until “Neurone Prescription
99," a combination of rheumatic re-
ducing elements. was placed in the
hands of its thouslnds oilsulferers. .
"Neutrone Prescription 9!” is a
specific positive in its action quickly
removing all aches and psius in in
flamed joints and muscles, and fisher
.tllgtlkm up in a way that would sur-
prise you.
'"Neutrono Prescriptions? will re
lievc the worst drum” “Wt“
severe am ‘of rue-num- will!
one or two "Mafiats “e or
film bottle and watch ltwor‘k. mo
.nullaacnr .‘lthlsssslcrip-
tbs will owls! was! on.”
Varnish 4mm
posed meetings of the National and
1:371..th or FAIBFIELD ‘
.44.: tillaurlonsnor
AT‘CAMP havens
i All? DEVENST- Ayer, Mass,
104-.“ target practice here Fri-
wilicll 1,800 men took .Dort,
Dt.,
do; '
Jack liolan of Fairfleid,‘ a cook in Co.
F. 3plth Regiment, was the only mall
to acquire a perfect score. The nex:
highest score was by Private‘TaIcot
01' Railroad Men," who is working in
lee-llnfleld rifle, out of 50 targets hit
the mark as many times.
The scores of other 'men tram
Bridgeport and Falrleld were far
above the average-and the-onions of
All of the first unnertmb men 0'4 the‘rcgimem stated til-r twwem
highly pleased.
J
Wifiw; l
l‘ cuauogs .Ptrcusacprvsu
Huggins4Wlll Not Leave a Hurlel- in
.tsfl'aks urea-mm
Chanda; pitchmllnonc of the-best
little tricks Miller Huggins has.
She now pilot,of the Yankees" has
often! been criticised for his methods
in handling lrurlera. but it» still stands
up for his ldesls,.anll when asked re-
cently if he intended to apply the sys-
tem to the Yanks. he replied in the ef-
flrmative.
“Wily leave p a pita-her in there to
take a beating and lose a ball game
when he. has nothing. but a prayer
and a glow?" asked Hug.
"in my opinion. it is better to Jerk
a pitcher than leave him in there as a
toilet ftir the. ill-avy— axillary He
mav come back the next day and pitch
shutout ball; .‘you never can tell.”
Huggins has probably yanked pi-Lcn-
ore oftener than any other manager in
the two big leagues during the years
he has spent as a pilot, and, at that
he has gotten good results. ills pitch-
ers have been able to stand all kinds
of. work, and this fact seems to be an
argument in {over ot’ his methods.
lln world‘s champion White-80x
saw at leasttwo pitchers work in a
. big percentage-014ml: games they play-
ed in thc-lrpennant-winnlnl: fight last
season. Manager Rowland changed
pitchers every time there. was a sign
of wavering on .the part of the man in
the box,and he got results. Rowland
at one time. expressed the belief that
two; pitchers in a some are, better
than one, as a rule, and he switched
his right and left-handers around
frequently.
'70“
American loam. . 7W4 ”wwtlwuou.
’ y..- wua, {elect-d odd-sot. do
, Not-walk boxing fans are pleasing to attend the Kenmore scrap ' in, M w; mama-ad». ”jMy
"k' mornidisectly “I" the indoor ”Bridgeport tonight. if the Battier is in good shape,
Scolcll-ltulian a good run fer his more},
h the eyes o: .' 4,- multitsde. for the
’last six years uni.- Fold eonspsny has
touched troll.“b 4:4», and one year
l “we“! “171699 '1" 5" held 10'! ' Fourth. all accidents, 12,204: rail-a
l-rnmmw. nor-sag. at 49 o'clock. from radium); agreements, 2,417; awards
:81: Mary's Charon. and burlaiwilllbe cs. A «.
Sande in St. Mary'g cemrtrry. f Fifth. all accidents. 9,220; railroade.
’ W '481; agreements zlfll'liiawmdfl. 237-
‘cowwavn . ' "
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manhood Iron: Pose 'One)
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OFPIGERS.
"Hi
4%! From amt amiwir rmm in Wash ’ ‘
‘iowtnn street on lridavattersaon for]
l
mowing. After the sewing was awn-l
[ti-d filllswfhl'fis carved and the regular .___.
4.4mm is the Villcfi’mw’flfll‘ and 4m or calm was' ‘ . 44
hold in H!» new-60g, Those clocked mm with a sold wriwl "
"""""5‘P"*”d""' “"4 L R. Arnamr; Wind. hintingmrjng the day tho
"Valor ”WWWMPM- Mrs. Helen Ku- ‘thermenster varied little until about.
"'3 1‘13“” "ffiwefildenl, Mre. Carrie 2 o'clock ill-"the afternoon. when it
Reasonfchsslsin, Mai. Roe Whiting; Wt! Wraith-ms
Very'lltle. if sandman unnu-
4 . . alone wet; 4. ‘ 4...;4. l' 1', ,000 CMdlmm', Hrs. Jenni:- ll‘l'ach; tress
he will givethe ”.4 per cent. in advertising 4 ”m ’ 3000 owed,» \lrs. Fannie. JUVCIA; guard, Mrs. ported as .tbe..rsuult.of .lhls storm“ ‘ '.
ml ’ I mt .. ' Anna Bartlett; aide. Mrs. Jennie which low the ”8"“? MW
» lbave 1.4: .4. . 44-’ mnsrhable pinch Atvli .. . 4 pared for it and this ru 5 ..
ALL m m ‘ m D . . lion 0! p. ‘5 hapled “13,! 2"“! 4515 Dvlg‘rgldd)’ ll. 31:3") , , r r ”M m: .
. _ ) , > ”1‘” ' ‘tt‘, . ' ‘ " tk“ enl‘m; ”M ‘ l
[ HIT‘nuc rug anus NW YORK. Dec. PA! I m" 0' sets as com. . High/nine; i cut an plane to zii'44 m4 Post a Christ- iphene W afloat4osilv-vmm~
l (B! Scorekeeper) H‘s WOMOLMW m '50 have token l4 4. '1 till- Unlt- m“ ”"9 "'5" L“ "“41- “?“ '3“? 'mm “5 being trot»
4 4 am we to play no. Pea-syl- . 4 4 — ~~~ -— bled. and those we” aim" 1’”
1 With only two more weeks remain ‘ minimal. “nonunion in. MR BLA M shore front and in outlying “elicit
ing in the first half of the moon, the vsnla ml Mingus "w “”59 cm” ‘ "finds—l H. a. swig? TESS?“ Some horses fell and a Whirl.”
Norwnlk newspapomea'nwenee'wm Allvsurs'hsve. “‘5‘“ ‘° lion of “it" 40,000. llnumbluy, 4.nlail...i .... Q Wny'.-Mrlsn8. but still on the Wide- .
has settlededown toll sock and neck W 19,? MW.“ 'l’mnflejave taken l' ,mm‘wltl-Jrho vault-tel: lw 5"“‘y mum.” the m 4‘!” '15}: éigfizi’}: fif‘
affair between the-Sentinel Cubs. the, W weeklyolnsslst W 0” the greatest ‘
Sentinel slugs, sad the trout- Scoops. lino ml’m‘m4wd 4“- and and it»
At the present time the-Slugs, them 47“" [it “WW 1’“ "59 the mantle.
Scoops, and the Cubs are closelir' club ‘5’“ im'“ ‘ m‘ ‘W lation of 880.000.
bunched in the order named. The noun . ' ”A page :. '.i4
Cuba howaer are going to have s ' The *0" mm” 050" Wines “4...;2.
hard time of it inasmuch as they that 07ml WW‘ 1' “‘9'" space in the
will meet the, Slugs twice, during the satiric-hr“! 8”? ‘1' '1‘" ““4 and less than $6,000.
next two weeks. The Sampson the is aortas southward into Pennsylvan-
other hand will hate something com- in. New York 8 is W atoueitinie
hll “Id“. N!
l i“ the nation.
- fifty-rim cities
limblned circu-
v
fitment in the two
5 v- we $1,500. as equal
eminent would coll:
l
.umu HE! Vi Milli.
1.5““; . ‘1'”. ‘MS.
Saturday ant-mom .31.; ill‘lvfi‘i’bciore0 ‘1‘ dents were reported on Saturday ove- I
‘o'rtlor-k. whils- nl’;:' ,' from a jitvlov ““5 nor ‘1} My yesterday: v.‘ 07
‘rmeratrdbl' Ram “Willa. lsl reunited mutt“ Attorney 0' (pliable:
fa: milling mutuality today altwgli "mm'm “9“” ”m1?“ ”ht- wl
wry lame. Instead of his right arm 40“ “Law“ or 4 '1 lint”-
lvillil fractured asJirst reported on’ ‘9’ said that "9”th won‘t!“ V‘f
Saturday. his right shoulder was dis brought fl Math-any?” (like:
located and some of the ligaments ‘through u” pm, c els no hot
more strained and slightly torn. Dr. these Mum“ would be shra ‘ t
.l.. iii. Mien who is in aim-nae so :4. out. . “and "
l-that lap will in: about shortly slthous’ll . ‘ lost fie' :21“: sailfdnvm'l a: '
e w r , . - w 4 4
ll l" b \uy lame for some llttle lure of “mandolin “and.”
§ [Mutinlck 'i'ayella ti
mntiyely 933’, in m. lflly Hang Ty- ”team-0‘ , . 3": W KYIRMMLE UMP. be", at m
90!, who have clinched their claim on mauve" turbos-on" I‘m nntoczrum. Dec. lt).—- David 1W wflka. Those who .cuio‘t, out .
also cellar position; On Wednesdsy unknown the unite state. Pest Layton is he! I \: .;~,.nsible by Comer: BENEFIT FOR “THE °OY8 lN cloud 3 tbzsidgail‘ksléyrs‘lfigfdg
.. on t e 0 null 9.
night. the Sentinel cubs asdthc 8on4 svlvanls in giving income loyal sup 1' J. Phat.“ 2m 4:1,, death 0‘ Hasel
tine! Slugs will meet at the falscc M. and ouch!" ”8 4‘” a""stterdlan of i 41 Noble. avenue in o
Mlle/yo. and on the. same analogue or cities snot-waste the suns hard-dips hand. 4i mucosa intone;
put ashes.zsw'dlret. orysaltit .
CAMP" ”sand they .
l Which Were cfleou'e.
l Under the auspices of The Fellow- all three 0
lllllp Club of gout}: Norwalk 'iiere will
It
$4Flour Scoops and the Hour il'ypos will
his s out day «littoral-div- III-m coursed in ill: . («tiny tail Eel-ring a
be given s vaudeville and dams: for
.. EERHON FOR THEDOM”.
have it out onutht- Norwtslk maplcd IIIL'WMY. blind . DWRM‘Y- sentence of --i\. months for taking
lanes.
“ The olilclal individual standing oil of the larger
.. was sever a bowling success is any.
cities of the country.
without lea'w :‘i-
was, wrecked .4444!
automobile Incl)
from which ‘Jfla‘s
the benefit of “The Boys in Camp" at At the masses at St. ‘Eloseph's
itoodner’s Hall, Wednesdav evening. church. yesterday, Rev. ‘ Richard '1:
Dec. 12th. Carroll. mud the members of tiny"
There will be 5 acts of vaudeville. United 31..“ Army and Navy in tat-I“
consisting of local talent with excel tesdunce. “a laid pmlarfatfl‘sl elf
lent music furnlalled by" Scilzvclietfi the ,uponslbilities which rented ”with“
society)“: 'Band. Vaudevtllc to star! them. “a what they would «be aisle to"
at 8:15 sharp followed by dancing on accomplish for me ”he at humanity,
t.. 1 o'clock. .‘i‘bose in charge of :lte He referred ”mm“, to "he (“34mg
entertainment are-Bani: Keen. Thom: they had not been forgotten br‘fhéff |
at' Dube and Raymond R. Minir.
414.4
horns folks._ as attested by' tllt‘ great '
demonstration given them on Saturn;
day. and the thousands of people .who’.v'
man. They tlt’t‘.‘ iron! "1163990" “Dim m A mm
: l
“ flittiiti itiilfiii,
i
turned out to see them parade. and 54
this despite one of the wot-.4: storms of“ “
the year.
The choir gave an especially in!!!
'o
truck a telephone pole it was golng’lny corn W5" Dry Up and Lift out.
’ Says 3 Cincinnati Authority ,
Let folks step on your feet hereafd
ter; wear shoes a size smaller if youl
rendering of "l’he‘Star Spangled Bate. . ‘
nor" at the4close of the service.
' 1’ RIMTWMEN'S CDWflOTEs. 1‘
There wilLbc a special m-etil: attire .
J
country will probably have '0 w'ewm. a his central so, he was unableiuk‘b “’1' "of!!! will ne'er again send Trinity Men’s Club in the club room! L .
mlectrlc sparks, of gain through you.
to December 10 is as follows: The indoor sport film?! “'0 “in?" Waterman rm .' val-m and killed ear-
plnben 5 471 M2 towuby storm however, and first one ly in the niulmiu: of December 2.
DeForest 21 1917 91.2 action of this“. and then another-1m]. returning; twill New York. The
Evans 15 1245 83. has seen tubular of ,mkethsll accident oCluriid .4t Xash's corner in
McLean 10 330 83. Connecticut towns. mainly in the wwmn, '
Kraemer is 1244‘ 82.9 sooth'edm N" 0‘ “‘9 state ”'9 At the “ll!" of flu- accident the au-
Mslkln 2t 1723 82. supported the same willfully. lor’ mule n, Wm by ”mu
.3 Radios 22: :3: :1: wt, 51?”;th min“ to. do lira. Mary All/*4. 24ml Edward Cowan‘
an ran -- so a prom ””4 or 250 o .4 vet, d . ' ,-‘
Schonk 18 1436 79.7 Local fans are clamoring for a game it no r on mm “at"
Brandow 21 1570 795' M'"“ the “Mk quintet. and New York and la" \‘cw York at ll 10
w. s. lreland 18 1414 78.5 me last team from the Pennsylvan- 4 ' m,’ ‘
, . to return to ”lulirwport, and reached‘
Maroon '3 “‘0 78-3 "l state W‘ This ‘5 01!“ a"! Westport at vii-mt 1'90 La ton in his,
w. 4“. lrelanl 21 1632 .711 impossible. inasmuch as many of the mam, b,;,;,,,, .,.[,”c'om:, am '}
D. Brewer 2‘ 1599 "-1 ”'8“? "W“ ‘9‘" "mm” “a" the time .l..1.t4‘4—';.l..ul. [0:11 31:!
Commit is 1361 75.6 .ments on Saturday airw- " ' " '
3.1m- 2t 1565 mi 4. 4 '
. 4 root t 3.4
(ll-coils ‘0 725 .715 THE F09WLLOUTI-DOK ’ CEZerhaitll-i'm Iixiggnulfizrll liton‘
Mum -. p H8 .217 7“ room" mache- thmfimi "1" when: allowed in» automobile to set:
FEDERAL'M'LK 'NQU'RV much "19 “"19 condition» 5"“ '3“ “l-to'take the Clit'l‘.’ ‘safcly. .
NEW YORK. Dec. 10,—4Otllciah'
0' they faced this‘yisr inltbcaatter'of
several of tile. larce milk distrillutinz a scarcity otmterial. if Uncle sane! > Butn'iiit’. #03 Liam“!!!
woompanles in Xew York city have been he” on lilting up his training 6|va 'Benny [leopard will
have a Very
;nccording to this authority.
lie says that slow drops of a tire!
to Railroad avenue this evening at
7:30. after which'tlle members will:
laurel: in a body to the home office
night at the Norwalk Boat Club. 41.4mm” We in vast years,
summoned to appear before the Peder as fast a5 the midterll of theNatimaLhW, week in
13' Milk
States here. tomorrow and givlr infor‘ for service I" francs, Wednesday fig”... 1M will prepare
.~lnation concemlng the cost 0' dhm‘ The average eollesefootab“ Plum himself for a rim with Chic Brown,
nil-z After hi4 bout
button. The commission ' ha” We” is of theue which makes him emit? lightweight «manned of new. Eng-1
:l-ondurting hearings in Us??? N‘W.u&r the selective service draft in». lands“! New Haven heat Monday.
York State, where dalrymen ialimdeud mnv 4will' be called-‘WIY-tilllt: Cnigllt. llmwn is regards-ll in Dimmer
it. would be impossible to furnish milk football however, has not been a~fail~ item as a V9,...- able Millwright, a",
to New York city 1“ “18 Wm“! mm are, and by the fall of 1913““? islit‘ mardwlll no doubt max 9 him fer.-
ot irom seven to ninecents aquart. “22mm that practically every schoolm“ a state ,Mmpgm is “0‘ new..."
.34 college on the gridiron. Mush the ilyin the some class with a world‘s ii-
players may avvrese much 10‘1“!" tic holder—34.4w York Sun.
A roast beef supper was served last .
”w...”
Commission of ti 2 Mldtllb Army can lie—Whipped into condition m Patsy ‘Cl’r | l". 'l’hllndelplvta on
large number of members were on
48entinel"Want Alive. keep you in
called "”10”” applied directly “9°" late Mrs. Patrick Devine, in Chestnut
a tender. aching com, instantly "9' street. mothEr ofel-Presidenbllobett ,
lieves soreness. and soon the entire Dunne. and hirbmtber, Albert Devlm?‘
corn, root and all, lifts out without The-members willpay their respects'to -
pain. the memory of the'depcrtetl swallow '
This drug is sticky but dries at once sympathy. for. the bum]. ‘
"a.” said to “imply “hm,“ "p "'9' “Tomorrow, Tuesday, evening. at 8 .
corn withoutfinflaming or even ml'o'clock. there willbe a‘fnll dress ,9,"
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