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The weather has been as
keenandthewindsascutting
asanyraaorinyourshopalld
theyhaveslashedthecoalin
everyinan'sbinnntilitisas
searceashairsuponabald
head—andquiteasnacessary
for comfort. lfwegetout of
thisscrapeitwill be by a
closeshave.
.tuttrnts l
Whenyou buy justsomuehboard,doprisg,trimorsash
youmissthevitalaervieethteangowithall such lumbar
products. Servicefintintheplanning of the workandthen
speedy service in its completion and delivery.
Perhaps you have a building, repairing or remodeling job.
Start right. Put your lumber needs up to all You will be sur-
prised how much we can help you. '
For instance, if an old room needs remodeling or you want
a new floor, or you want additional rooms in attic, come to us for
information as to the best wayto do this.
33mm unit ‘
i llllllilN’ilNli IN
MEASl_E_S_tl_lllBREllii
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CAMP. DEYENS, Ayer. Mash, .larl.‘l
Quarantines have been ordered
' on one companv of the 3mm infantry.
and this is the first time that Gen—
‘ erai Measles made an effort to invade,
, this regiment which is made up of a
. latte? number of Bridgeport boys“
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Loading Dry Goods Store
Buy Beacon. Blankets
It has been said that side- . q._ .. I“ a
mu.- .. ... . ...... own . 332:“...:c..:.2ht3:':..a:;:“that. ,
“m- The W “line i' m" " fmvmbm ow. v. .... a ......mmt. They Give Wool Comfort at a Cotton Price .
if he do“ 30‘ Pm in bi! coal The Ha’Ch 6 Ba'Iey O , of others have been exposed and oth-’ -
inthe summertime. Coulis? ‘ , ’ ' fir cams may be expected at any .
“WWW * ~ ' Bea BedBlaktsll lze Ilt
. t i . bu 's- i "‘d (i 3* 1
turn the hilt my' Beaver Board Flooring 9' A“ “mas u ; cinl'bii‘iitflff :‘ilLll’C'OlflfI‘ngcfii‘ul‘ Knig‘htil con n e a S S’ grey or w l c
The price of I ' cut, 3! I . “1 ‘of l’ythiaa presented to the federal
m] gnced "‘1 ”5" W ’ 1 ' ’mm'“ ’1. ov the t 'h‘ ‘11 "int -r turned it ’
imbibe «“3535? t “ m 4"" it?!" Beacon Blankets, lndian Blankets, Crib
cannot avoid feeling the cold ' ~ _ nor mg (Lie tine carrygts 633 «no.»
“it“ u, be am it in the neck 1 Clearance tale of All Winter Clothes for 'L‘; 23.“: Tit-minim: no; ,
" eat. I . , qualities and the four litters for flei Blank I A pie. Ii 1 w lBlank .
‘ ‘k.he ‘tl.'tt.’h.
THE ! Women and MlSSClS) :31 mt i. ';:;n';gr;w*$:rk "5“ 3.: e So (301“ e “e 0 00 C S
g If we could make you fully realize what a saving it means “greats-side o! ”w m is my K 0‘! ‘ .
to you to supply your clothes needs now you would cornebere . I. a.» .._, .. h ,. ,t. , l K . ‘H Com! 1! i l- I“ W e
, on way, tom, and no advantage oi a... amnion» “an; . 9 W95 9 0" "5’ Connie Pants. Sheets and P 0 Cas s
4 bargains this sale offers. Finer grades are not made, lowerprices 1M |{taunt-tutti; of l’utnafril.i(‘.onn.. rho .
s ' ' l t 1- ce 1 an n at ‘ort -
FM” t gggggfggggcggmw 3:533” WWW- W m up “We? .. . V ___-_.__.__M__ , _ _ ,_ _ , r __ _ j
t .................. . . I h . ‘ .. ‘ . ’. ., W ...”, . . .../4, . . H, V‘
{m can - - 9’ Danssns reduced to a! low as ............ , . . .. $5.93 and up l'"i.-°..‘rftu°ti'm criticism mum , ml ““40”" ”'9" ”mm ‘" ”'9,“ WWW W4 WWW W an 164 «-
_._-____-._«.- SKIRTS reduced to as low as .................. $3.98 and up t 11%?" i 32:01:31:anmailings '32:
ALL HATS 500 ON THE DOLLAR. ' greater efforts for cooperation by the
THE NEW SCIENCE
-FINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
chiropractic is the definition of tbs
we of the disease aid the art of
Quoting the same. Disease is cause!
'y a wrench. twist or strain in tbt
'back. Even if done in childhoot
l
cnoaxs we PARIS ‘ mudu‘aav
..nteiiigcnce bureau with the new.
papermen would be made to facilitatn
.the giving of important newa to the
*foiks back home as soon as possible.
2 33 So, Main St. So. ,Norwalk :..,3“,::. :{tt’fil‘héi‘tiht'kfmwé
lrtoldicr and ignorant as :0 how much
3 the soldier has already applied for
"intense artillery bombardmenttt in .
, ~ January Clearing Sale
"Minm raids tvt-re carried uni” _ .
throughout the wet-it by both the liri- f ' '
tlsh and titrmant-t. Numerous pa-.
trol encounters also were reported. I . .
would
selected ‘
as-.
the Lens and l‘atnbrai sectors
indicate that the onenzyt has
this terrain for a concentrated '
aault. {
"The French front remains relative-
’7 ” It adios pinched nerve: and pain It " . “ I w ‘may get all necessary informltlon by 1’ (“mi"- SH"? “.0” "Twanm' ”NV-NZ , . -'
/ I" “A!“ h “I. dilerent organs and . ‘ .' , writing to “the insurance officres. 2L9?~h2£2:irgneat::dk:n71rd? ”132:”: 1 0' Rmy-to-weal' [Joining IOI' MC“,
3 CU” racto vv V yCamp Devi-nit." Third parties need ‘ . ,
W’m ginng‘SChui‘: $3,: edneSday Sp‘eClalS that apply for the full amount. They 1:;agiirlatta:,;i;2 ’13:; 3.0%: women, Boys and Girls. SNOCR up now,
; . Imay take out insurance to multiples .' . . g; , .
" * mm mm' $1330.33 smLont am: ................................. 30c 1p. :gfotsoo. nonamcum :0 my» ”'2" 3:137tni"ittt°fthi"ei‘i$3t'§'tinforiirniin." is“ ‘31. away When the clothing ques'
clven epoch! attention; also curvaturt PORTEBBOUSE STEAK .......................... 300 l . ' 1' 00‘ A” “m“ ”I.” .""" ' " lion an attack against the French " . o
, g 1'” 11mm?“ "" W” "W an; LAMB cnora ............. 28c 12 ’33:: ig'rfltu‘t'} gnfiit'iftLT-‘L'Iugy "“"“ m" "‘ “8"" “‘3" ""““'" d” " mm M" equal the present coal S'mahon‘
“ye-if, mm" ' ch 9 mm Lasts errors ............................. T are lb. "‘1:- :!!il; 3:0 flaw-t 3)" #1331333; "filth fighting on the who". torf‘ B N t O L .
, 0"? l t' ' “(‘5 ii i . ' . , a,
u“ c m" 3"” ‘M . PICKLBD mos rnn'r ............ , .......... 12o lb. hm,“ .... ...“... am, a... ...... :3 “gym? {Iflti'fihi'tiii't'f ”gm; 1” OW 3 ur 0W P r ICC
T. FRANCIS, D. C, 3 wanaraun nucannar suxao rtormrz lb. pkg.15c Ill“); sgfmieamthglmmgfatm; lg to... W" the tho myth}... mm 0” .
" traumatttatmhfrw “mm? -------------------------------- 2 m- 25. :‘.1:"‘:F:.l‘.‘i."t.f an; ......zttzwz’: er "'9
' i ARMOUR'S EVAPORATED MILK ................ 140 can in"): pottunity, passed to the offensive in ' A l f
......__........__w ' N MIL ..................... , ,,,,,,,, . .___.._.__.....__ th n-Iahbt N l of the Mom Tom- .
CAR ATION K 20¢ can BIG ACTIONS ha... The oNté-d‘me of their untiertak-' arge assortment 0 dependab‘e furs
, YUBAN, BLUE RIBBON 0R SUNBBAH CVOPPEE .. 35c lb. , SOON 0N THF in“ was mummy mmmam Th” d (c
“ I J vitally” ilttportant strategic point, an (30a L.
THE GREATEST
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
WESTERN FRONT
Milt-it. had it l‘tilliiilif‘li in the harmful?
of the enemy. Would have
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"“0 (led ' “W”??? ”WW7“: “f 1.2: 21"
' ' ' - 5 t . ‘ltitu great advantage. was tak n by m: {. _,_- W .. ‘ j
FOOD VALUE ! 32 Waghmgton §L 39 Mam St‘ ’ “30mm led me Page 1"” them as the climax of a tlasth/gl as: ‘ t JUSTIFIABLE WAR MEASURE.
outb NOW!» NOrWllk. 5:" . :. . 'aault against very strong and ditli- >
. . ’ . flail: '12:?“ I“:fi"‘:fir;:(‘r'f|'n:”‘i"‘":31; tult Positions. Nearly 1,400 Austrian Connor's?!" Merritt on Government
-— . - - , - 1 - n~r. w H. eatturcd. ' _ l 3 mg Over cf Railroad: '
FflSble 5 Pics tm~— H W"- ‘ — » w "— HJH— -.--.- H ' now‘ b" .1“le that. 'l'hf‘ P'l’t'flf'h. w.'l',"l“’l|tZ :lu-tias all iht' Fri-nch turned, 3 .__.,__
I ' i[mum'rndh'farf’m' “9”?“ “(if 1" lilt‘ scale. The italians, encouraged "EE IN NHWHRIFT in discussing til-J ”Hill" of tltt. l’r-«t-
t P :rior‘t' “II I" “b. '0 mm” ”W 5m” by this victory. at one set about tL-iv— . idem} m ”‘ka Oi‘t’l' the tailrswmy
, ‘ ' . , , . . , ing the enemy across the l’aiwu The anti ttt- momagt- tn ('ongrtus, ,ysngrr.
a The "08. Economic ”es. ‘ s ECIAIJS ”WES: {itl‘t‘llt‘tlti'n‘i‘izilli‘lh ofthmht‘nmirtftt: Austrians sought to cffet-t n crossinr ' —_._._. . . ' tlav. (‘ongtcssman .‘It'i‘l‘ili stud
. “11, Sold at All Stores. BU R the fine“ mam“ r lb . 49c :trmpi. follows: ‘ 32th:): :33; ifpghsmtgflm“oflllnffi- City Almost at Standsttll in.” ”Titteitnmkfi"1:5...:‘ifl':‘htj‘;:.t:tlttu;it;
”3 . ..... . ............ ... , .‘ _tt - - - 13-. _- ..'_~.
1 try “tell. ’ , y, pe I ‘MX “Wkfl‘hafp ”"1.” d ”m“ 'h‘ tintic. Large contingents were gath- Record Buzzard Is mil Justtftcd. incidentally. It is
t . ; UNEBDA BISCUITS, a pkg. .. . . . . . .. ......... . .. 6c tf;:l‘lmr":'r:":;¢'fiféff’wgi‘cfi".'ir‘"p:::’|‘y' cred together for this operation. ()w». ”H A o :t_-t b an] inhtctvstipz commcm on lcrixluiun
' NU ' ' ‘ ~ ~ ‘ x 2m: to the vigorous nature of Italian 1‘ ' G . on. 7. ('licttgo t-zttn u it- NHL!" to pvt-vent cooperation
é — T-OLEO' the world ‘ but' a Pkg' """ ’ """""" 30c ;“:fll(:nnc:?:::(‘fd 1‘“: imi'fia'opln order resistance cotttpln‘tc, failure attended. '0 dig ilM‘If out of th-t tltiftrt today Lt-twcen railroads. and also upon the
-—— —— mi EARLY JUNE P338 ................. :1 6‘ fl‘lfl' "NI-“Ft“ the undertaking and the enemy was after one of :he nor»! blizzards itt its lolit-y of the interstate t‘nmmcrce
:: ‘ : """"" 2cans25c :“dmua'” ""'"’"" "a “3‘9” """m'l driven back with serious loss. The history. The wind. “hich blew ttom Commission. which starved the rail-
. BLUE LABEL Knrcnur ....... Largebottie25c,smai115c t°‘..'"“""‘""" "'“CE‘ “me "‘ ”‘Nm'd- hoot.“ detachments! who tun-t TOI'U‘ to «am mttos an hour. dunnoroaas .... that thcv could not «two»
‘ 1 V I . Thou‘h m" ("9mm high” mm' ho-ld the bridgehead at Zenson on the twenty-four itourS. abated it 2 o'clock their full capacity. it is well unocr.
I 1 ‘ A. STULIJ 'tnand has so If?" $1.9m)?“ before ,bfl' tight bank of the l’iave for the past this morninrt. . stood that a bill has already rm.“ in-
. ’ r :ginning operattons, “mm" "WNW“ pvt- weeks were also driven out by, Everywhere were cvldencrtt of the troduced to appropriate for the rail-
4 V. . Executing!) 'conii'rm- ”‘0 lnfdzmatlon an itnpetuous attack and forced to storm. There was scarcely a bioek‘roads $500,000,000, which under prop-
" 34 Cottage Strut. East Norwalk. -”‘“ important “"0“” arc contem- tt-tire across the river. so that no hos- in the outlying districts without its. cr rates they should have air-lady
‘ [platei along 'thie west?“ ftrml". TM" tile until now remain on the west stalled automobile waiting to be slim-"earned and cxptnded upon tittm‘
I , « may 9 ~oun -? 'upon 0 s ra n every v ' clied out. ,scives."
ENTIST ! _. ‘7 q = “— 3W" 3f their remilnin‘gistrrnxth in “Tripogit'iitiaslrlieaed' in raiding enemy The Steamer Missouri. plying bf-
'conrzcrtotvsns nor ro {lions act‘ordingly to the best com.l ““ 9“ “m" ‘° W “ ‘ " " ”an“ ““0 positions across the river. Their 1181- tween Chicago and Milwaukee. hcltl A piece of mm, “a, mum, mmda,
”obtain“. 80.!Corwalk, Conn. ‘ 'cecd.
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"'hrsbtollzfio a. m., 7to 8p. m.’ 5cm":
2*,_____. _
GET SUGAR §UPPLY.
'pnniea and relllners as to the periodI
"in considering the genetai mili-
lies achieved excellent results. as
fast in the ice and buffeted by the
and turned into police headquartcrs,
to Advise Washington as" to
Proper Restrictionb. '
t
In a telegram from the U
tiled
States Food Administration at
when the thirty per cent.
"tern“ tary situation on the eye of a DO”!-
ble German offensive, it must be. re-
called that through sixteen succes-
sive battles of great magnitude in
THE PRIEST. Flanders the British have every time
shall go into effect."
Food Administration.
FORTY YEAHS IN
they was able to indict much dam- gale. limped into this p0tt this morn-
Church of debt. Editorialiy.
the‘ battle of the Somme and in turn play;
age on hostile outworks and took a
number of prisoners. Heavy snow has
at last fallen in the Alpine regions.
which greatly hampers the Austro
Germans. it will be a
tremendous '
ing like some stray iceburg. It was where it is awaiting a claimant.
coated with ice and the crew camei
out of her like l-quuimaux cmcrgift'zl
from their igloos. ,
With abatement of the wind, snowt
, s
.WAS FEELING ALL RUN-POW“
' - ' -’ , . , ' . ion-coming kidn‘y trou-
E" Med °" Fresh Hams 32c Wash "000' lcomc out victorious "d Wm"! ""d' f h 't kec their lines of l we on streets and railroads [\td a Symptoms 0
y. .. ..... ington. received at the Con ‘ , . task or t em 0 D co . .
’w or Fresh Shoulders 27c oilico or the food adminmmgjf :22: it "“‘~ I'" ahead: The" “m" have ”9"" communication open in the mountain chance to do effective work. tble deserve prompt attention. for no
Med or Fresh Spat-aria. 22¢ night it was made clear des it ' TM'CMhohc 'Tranfiml” Dablishcs an methodical “d comulative. The G9" area. Transmit problems are. at all Street cars crawled its best they glcct invites serious illness. Louis
1*“ Ports, to the contrary. that I p erre-I account of the presentation to Rev.- mans have during ””5 10““ "”95 0‘ times peculiarly dlflcult in this their; misht- The "WORM all but s‘alla‘hckner. Somerset. Va., writes: "I
°" 7"” Nuek‘es ------ -- 25° turera, which include; couftgst‘Ni‘hfp: James C. O'Brien. at Christmas. on'““‘«‘°r “WWW invariably . '9" ter and under the added burden of during the night, gave a fairly ado—l.” feeling all run down; tired, with
‘fid 300' Twill” -------- .. 2 and soft tiring establish t “7" the occasion of the forticth annivet- forged ‘0 “w“ '7"; Th“ launch. unfavorable winter weather. the prac- quatc suburban service. Milk trains.» i i 1, k rant: tahin Foley
~ spouts ........... . ....... . 20c to set any more sugar-1:13:13” :90!- sary of his ordination. of a sum suffi- stood "k" ‘ "W" at ""1““ “d ”0°" tlcai advantage which the enemy has werflate or abandoned. I“ “5 n "’V 3“ ' ' r g ..
“I Kidneys ........ 18c out unless conditions as a whole 2"; 2cm“ '0' ”e” S" John‘s Catholic. after drova forward vigorously in the hitherto enjoyed by holding ”’9 “3"" Kidney Pills ] Mt like a new man.
LL
Backache, rheumatic paintball joints,
N Kidneys ............. . ..... 18c rant the removal 0‘ the ptcsent, om- or ground m" be neutralized by his PENN FOOT'A
Trans: ript savh:
«in
h Feet ...................... 12c
5”" Pork Loins, Native . 32c
Hr Cured Hams, best ........ Me
“It Ham ..................... 40c
fines am from ......... . 16: up
honour. steak ................. 24:
”onto Cheese .............. 50c lb
use Cheese ................... 45a
' “his Sour Kraut ........... 10: lb
Everything in Fine Groceries. . .
Cbarnolt’s Market
Tel. 583-2
Cure That Cold By
, ‘ Taking
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
F. H. BAXTER
DROUGHT
m--v or .o. -....- .—
‘F. 8." 1.7.1”! .
f. Job Printing
80. Nomi
—aemtlu in The snout
barge which for several months has,
limited their shipments to 50 per‘
cent. of normal. The Washington of-
ficials asked (‘onnecticut'a Federal
Food Administrator Robert Scoviile,
to determine what policy should be,
itdODlPd in this state. and the tele-
zram was relayed to Mr. Scotillc.
who is on his way to Washington. ac-
companied by his associates. George
M. Lenders anti Clark T. Durant. to
attend the important. two days‘ con-
ference of all state federal food ad-
ministrators. h-c telegram was as
follows:
"Regarding holes to manufactur-
ers: New crop sugars are now arriv-
'ing but it will be some time before
the_supply in the Atlantic Hlal’m‘lrl
sufficient to fill all rcqulr merits.
Then-tore refiners should not in-
tt-t-ase hatch to manufacturers up to
victor pm- cmt. till supplies at»
:tmptc. in the w:stern section of the
mutttty. where ample bect sugar sup~
.pliett are available. refiners and beet
aura: manufacturers should 'bepct»
:ntittcd to nupplv manufacturcts up to
eighty per cent. in other words. sales
should depend on cond;tion of sum
piles of the various states. it is esti-
mated that a Iwrnty per cent. rt»
lattlction on manufacturers will result
'l nan annual conservation of several
hundred thousand tons of sugar. The
tuling regarding eighty per cent. was
ti-fllPd. as an indication to manufac-
turers as to what they mav expect
in the way of supplies and to regulate
,the r business accordingly. Wire Us
”that policy you want adopted in your
town state and we will issue lustruo-J
/
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"The Rev. James (7. O'Brien. of St.
John's f'hurchV Stamford. has com-
pleted forty years in the priesthood.
No priest in Slow England has kept
closer to his vocation and no one has
established a clearer title to the res-
pcct and vcnemtlon of Nb: people. He
is rememberrd graciously in Hart-
’tord. in New Milford, and in Bridge
port. Stamford has had the benefit.
of his most mature experience and
his ptesence there has been a visible
benediction to his flock. Histedify‘lng
life and his unrelenting labors have
been no small element in the ecclesi-
asiit‘ai work at the diocese, of Hart-
ford. Father O'Brien gains the for-
ticth mile post: in his ecclesiastical
uni-er without betraying painful evi-
dcnta of the inn! journey which it“
has made. The fitticth goal seems
well within his making and every lov-
er of the church of the diocese of
Hartford mav well wish and pray that
the golden juhtllec of his ordination
will not by many years mark the end:
that of hi.» inspirinc and fruitful priest:
hood." '
NO WOMAN AUCTIONEER.
Although their is no record that a
woman‘ has even been an auctioneer,
i'. is on record that in May. 1912. the
mayor of New York, lir. Gaynor. au-
swered an inquiry addressed to him
by a woman by saying that there was
nothing in the law to prevent it wont-
an from becosniag an auctioneer.
Strange enough it was a milllner who
made the imliry.
ed a great part in the repeated drives
’tn Flandas. -
' “The impending German offensive
will possibly be their great assault.
The French and British armies can'
be relied upon to withstand the shock.
I “in the west no important operaz
tlons took place during the. past seven
day period. The entire :‘hont from
the North Sea to the Swim border
was very active. The Germans con-
tinued tbcir widely scattered thrusts
while the French and British part-led
with numerous reconnotierlng raids
and careful patrolling. They remain-
ed on the nut vivc taking note of
every minor change in the German
order of battlcl keeping clostly in-
formed of hostile troop movements;
and concentrations. 3
”In the Cambrai area the crwmy
undertook an attack in force. Here
the Germans in attempting a flanking
movcmcnt,,whlth had as its lmmcdi-'
ntc Obiectlve the further narrowing WW" "°“"'°“""Y- b‘" “W" “W" ”l“ markable when it is‘considcrcd that‘
down of the British still-rut. were able
to penetrate and hold temporarilv
certain British trench elements south
of binrcolng. This action w" (Dunbar-n made against the coal dealers H 8'10"?“ a deficit.
ducted with great energy. The lim-
fi'th immediately cpunlcred and were’
table to recapture a part of their lost
,positions.
"Another hostile thrust was under’
tacn close to the Canal du Norah!
where the. enemy scored tt' local atH
vantaac as he was able slightly to
press back the British. ',
“Southeast of beaa'tiie enemy mad».
a reputed attempt to reach the Bri-
tish outposts. but this assault collapl
led before any resultcouid be. obtain-
ledgwbiletbelritiab Widths
t ti ansportation difficulties.
COAL DEALERS
DOING THEIR BEST
(Continued From Page One;
and manufacturing concerns in the
town of Norwnik. that require a sup
ply of coal.
We have been doing the best we
could to satisfy ,the. unpredcdentcd
tcouirfimcnta. During the Week end-
ing. January 5. We met the following
demands: - .
Monday. 154.
Tuesday. 137.
Wednesday. 137.
Thursday. 24.1-
Friday. 236.’
Satutday. 325.
'“'e will not cuter into any nowa-
battie is otter and we have a little
time. it will be our privilege to sure
war some of the criticisms that haw-
tlf Norwllk. ‘
A cargo of 600, ions was loaded for
us on the 21st of December and has
been lying in New York harbor.
awaiting tugs o deliver the harm
alongside our w rt.
We are delivering small quantities
to all applicants in the order lccciv-
ed. The. rich and poor being equal-
ly served. .
Respectfully.
RAYMOND BROS.
Martin la The leatinal.
BROUGHT lN CASH sore muscles, swollen ankles, pull-
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s.—-Tltirty-_'ncss under eyes, and slecpdlaturhtng
three. thousand, two hundred and bladder ailments yicld q kly to thus
eight dollars anti eighty-four ccntst I time-tried remedy. A bod to middle.-
This'is the total net profits of the l'nt- aged men and women.-—Stiil.-ton Pow'
vcrtiity of Pennsylvania Athletic nsso- ell Corporation , .
elation for the fiscal year ending .\u-, . -... .. . _, T . _.
gust 8!. 19”. as contained in the rc-
l
port of the treasurer, .\lztjor )l. .li
Pickering“ , .
tires been approached In the final M", AT THESE PRICES 011' f
.\'ot in many moons have their tic-j .
counting of the A. A. With this mag-i C I
nificent profit it was possible for WM 0" O 'um
to wipe out completely the deficit
which has been necumulntinu from Rugs
year to year. and to start the Ht'llii';
emic year of l9l1-18 with a neat hat
ance. The report is all the more, to 4 L2 x 4 1-2 .............. $1.65
..................... $2.95
'of the entire list of 13 sports, only 6 x 6
"'° "mm" W" "““° ”w ”We in e ............ sees
‘ s "“""“"“"“—' “ "‘ 9 x 9 ..... . . . . . . . .. ....... $7.50
FRED TONEY m l
”A" “A“ 1.9 x 10 1.2 ... ........ . ..... was
r---- l" .
mammoth,” Tenn, .ian. tt.——t~'t-ntt 9 x 13 ........... ”.75
Torrey, pitcher of the (‘inclnnatl Na“
lions] League clus, who recently was‘9112(2pieoe) . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.95
authorities here'
githiIIVINE FURNITURE
COMPANY
arrested by Federal
on the charge 4 conspiracy to violate
the selective service "striations, wan
' placed in Class 1 yesterday by a local
exemption board of Davidson County.
O,
Norwalk Chronicler