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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 22, 1918 · page 2

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$9.95. 81215. rues. mas. mas
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WWO. the slut manor
John L Sullivan ever had, is dead. His

the former
m ruler. Mash trouble,
(rm which he had been s suiierer for

my rest-s. was the cause of death. 1
The wear. A." man lelt his (gm Jed sever-1| hosted thus—id dollars

it Cairns. Y... wed ago and went during his lighting career.

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0m tunnel rorld itatherweight-
champion, dial it: the Kings County
ficspitsl at it: 25 this morning He
had been ill filly (.0 days. '

Attached linen-nut ad “£an
Itroubie, captioned mill: o‘er sii-I
merits brought on the boxers end

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'asnu night in the White hells- res-sass so can mianre
Hales Hospital aha-e he bed he“ iron as Built-esoumssemtat

than by Billy unison,

His w‘iie was with him when he died.

leaflet: had one son. Joseph aged

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Tomorrow $2.95 .

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.osuuuuaspumm mm at “ism at various timessnd wild
'so after the emotion» 1mm hav- frequent! in neurosis-s “use «oil
his perfumed Javanese seesa- ‘lI-hssith. ite wustree gender-m;
idly after reach: the is. that be; his fortune had so diminished a iewI
Wu not sble to return home or go to mm use that Samuel Harris, who'
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AT POOTMAOTERS' OONVQNTIONU

Among the speshers who will ad-
,1, Wm Michael J. Howard 0! dress the gathering are J. C. Koons,
. I Norwsllt. sndAndrew Leonardo“! first sssistsnt postmaster general.

m are in attendance at them Washington: 11 J. “Gasman new ls-

Iusi *banquet or the State Postman-lien, president of ihe lesy fisil
master Phil
ostmsster J.
J. Bohl. Stamford; Postmaster D. A.

G's Association. which is being held Clorks' moulation; P
, at behmann's Grove, Bridgeport. toIip Troop. New mm

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Tomorrow, Saturday
we are offering

WINTER COATS

A Special yen can iii
afford to overlook.

1108 Main Street, Bridgeport

RockWell & CC.

Wilson, Hartiord;
Greene, llxidgtport;
Fenders 'ileniden.
Myers Bridgeport

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l’ostmuter C. l".
Postmaster J. RI
and Willis!) '1"

vultgy lor the iatt- M. Jury With.

of Middletown, the president of the"

m. mm‘utlun, who died during the pear.

CONNECTIOUT AIRMEN CALLID.

 

Enlisted Aviators Ordered into Swrv1
ice as rmtcma Privates. ‘
BOSTON, Pei). 22.-—~Forty SewI
England men who have enlisted in the‘
aviation section of NW Signal liesorvc1
Corps are ordered into‘ active service:
as first-class privates. The! will re1
port bFYore March 2 to the command

Raymond F. Eagerly, Meriden, Ger-l
aid M. Heinielmtnn Danbury: James
13 Health, Jr., New Harm mvid W.‘
Msheg,\le . V915 lan:en Carl A. Morsh,‘
Waterbury;' Osmond M. Mather Hart
ford; Alvin. R. liclcaif. Springfield,I
Mars; Jeremiah J. O'Connor, Hurt-
ford; Francis M. Pincltney, \‘ew his.l
. yen. ., . I.

, Sentinel Wont Advs. keep you in
Itouoh with good. live. thinking Mia

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for Goring is now in
file ‘hands of all Me-
Call Attends. Its many
pages of beautifully

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my that wot de-
every woman
who sees it. You can,
any garment “-1
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MTTERNS

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, (loan.
1 may. ' hey flushing any they—M, .

, this, because we eat too much and all
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Take a Glass of. Baits if Your leek
Hurts or iBadder Both"! - ,

I . The American men and women must

guard constantly against kidney trou-

our food is rich. Onr blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to tiller out, they weakenirem.
overwork, become sluggish; ‘ths‘dlim-i
.inative tissues clogand the result is

a general decline in health.

When your kidneys feel i lumps
of lead your back [hurts-or 11 tube
is cloudy. full of sediment or you see

with sick hondache or diuy, nervous
.spslls, acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism ohm the weather-is Iliad.
.get trom your pharmacist mm
ounces of Jud Salts; take s tablet

dimkiast for u ie’w m- mail your

 

bladder disorders
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by having sasrsl'sidi'

. hows man in the world of pngiilsm.

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:Sliiil fill lililllli

iddney trouble, ' bladder weakness 'sndI

spooninllnngisssoi' -wster .bsior'

Iliihiscwnier hovers“, .fi ” 4‘ .
Masons. m 4"

ed that beset him his astenmule and
go to the White [fluids Hospital.

boxing snore-s. raised s mod on Mc-
verli‘l behsif. From this monev

m Wen was me of the booties flcGth-rn has received an in- '

'He was born in England about sixty
five ”rs ago, and in his younger dsys
‘ - unusable or a reputation him

swims-anemia: assisted
to satire-stile shamanism

'.,ntsht Sid MM” Am the
death of Mad... ‘

linden retired irem M’smt‘i 1‘31

plum! is We slsirs some yours
ago. He had lived at Cairo ever since.

gardens- amide sud onssoa. twenty-

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Average fiqjsr Gill Will
Save More'fltan W—
Ecottomy ‘is Now Ruling
fie Owners —— Getting
Away From Federal
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NEW YORK. “Feb 22—li million

.1 . ‘ ant. school of military aeronautics. at
at Ten Mlars 1‘ Come University, ithaca. Thenames dollars~or nearly that much—will be
i . ‘ , ‘ > ‘ - .1. incl topped oi! the payrolls of the sixteen

big leagues bull clubs this year.

That may appear startling, may
seem to be an uggregntion, but when
you get down to hruss tacks you ou\wltl
have to admit that it is nothing but
the truth.

During the last few years the Fed
erul league boosted ball piayers' salar-
ies high Many an athlete, wlto,_but
for the Federal League, might have
gone through his career with 83, 000 as
his maximum

from men a season for several years.
in order to hold their players. ihz'
0. B. msgnates had to outbid the out
laws, and puss out 1011546110, iron-f
clad contracts. "Cosy" ‘Dolsn, who
used to cavort in the pastures for the
Csrdinale. furnishes . an example.
Though Cosy .went beck to the minors
he continued to draw nearly' 35. 000 per
annum on the strength of his iron
clad. wai time contract.

But with lost mason. most of the

mot a single instance osn ‘be recalled
where onefloi the iron-clad 'sgreements
extended beyond 1917.

fistusaily. .s'ftsr handing-out these

liege sslsriss ior‘ «semi .yeoran
'slsny instances paying $6,000 for o:

tall player not worth hall that much
outcome the opportu"

the magnatss
1 the “gum“ 3:1“: “2 we: relief ."9 I" “"1” My to readjust their payrolls. I nose Manager Bohby‘Quirm.
M}, m . a or ng t e night; it you cutter .3.“de men have estimated that Ross Young ought to be in excellent

the salary list ofs big league club—
upsetting from an average stsndpolut
has been
around "251000 exclusive or the mam

-iiorthelsut low years
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remuneration. drew.
down in the neighborhood or 85,0001

wartime contracts cloned, in duct.

This season, tact-ovals: to reliable

come of 325 a week.

Joseph Terrence [western was
‘burubornatioimstm. Pm. March 9.1
”so. His parents nsoVsd to Brooklynx
amrissernndflw," as be was

smelt”!!! to idilowers a 'vnsilism. vssl
Wbrought up in the Gowssus unmet on
file Brooklyn. where he resided until his!

“at he was iiiteen yearsolducrl
Imvelliwk part in When hosts
.at the old Greenwood Athletic Club.
I‘Bis isrusflng tactics and heavy hitting-
‘pwors undid hill to score a succes-
sion of knockouts before he was sev
entoen ills phenomenal success soon

‘ earned him the pom-twat of "Terrible

Terry." -liis ilrst loom light was}
when he was disqualified for fouling;
"Tim" Callaghsn. oi Philadelphia atI
'the D's! Ridge A. C. ltmg bwiore he
earned the Ameriolfi ens-Mp it I
1mm Wt ”Mil”. McGovern won:
the worlds teameuht honors syI
knocking out ”Petite!” Painter of Essa
land. in less than a round at Tuclui
hoe,.\'.Y.'l'1m years inter, on
Thanksgiving my. at lisrtitird, Conn ,
HcGo‘Vern lost the title to Young
Gorbett" of Denver. Colo. who knock-
ed the chump‘ion out in the second

illiliililli ’El
tillllNSPiilill

Ai Bard. the' Giant youiigster who
enlisted in the naval reserve force,
has organized a ball team at the base
in Louisiana at which he is stationed
and has written. to the New York club
for his bats.

President William F Baker of the
Phillies will accompany his team to
the training camp at St Pete sbuig,
l-‘ia. as usml this ..spring
Sherwood Magoo. who it was report:
ed'some time ago would be released
by the Reds, has signed a contract
with that club ior rthe coming season.

.Pbli Douglas, the Cubs' big .pitoher
who was recently opemted 'vnpon ioi
appendicitis may be lost to his team
dor this year. « -
Danny Murphy, turner member .0!
'the Athletics, has been reappointed as
manager the New Haven club of
the Essetrn league.

Johnny Rawlings. the Braves’ sec-'
ond baseman, has' been pleeed'in'elnss
No. BB oi the .drlLt '

Byron Moduli oi the Browns, wlmI
:warn 'holdotri for .a short tperiod has
'turned in his signed~ooutract toilusi-

 

 

dilute when the mm .at It!!!» mt.
mouth. ‘il'he 'Giut's mining young,
player has span the winter hunting.
fishing, and playing golf with Frank
,wdu of thecsrdinsls ussrflso ‘n'.
tonio. ’

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1ulnw ' oua gm 1. map ("Luau-ran; I. Medici: will he lrsmflfim toI announces that. its , will” Buck
"w . 1’9"" and lemon 10!! WNW. . ' third‘ud-use lbbesgssantility man
m . Iwiih lithia. and mu m u m WI with those hrs-as a wren- at short-n. Idol!!! at-
w Wt ~ Miami! to flush and 1th 1"” it south seer“ theme it: .yssr. ‘
mm clogged kidneys; to my; «WWm the psyroll'of ill? 'Tbemssnmsnt has held up sortie
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Luxurious New
for boudoir wear 1

Even the kind these beautiful Eeowns is
will and attired woman wit-molar loagfor
the time when she can out one on and relax.

Gowns of mini flowered silk are in all
color omnbinations. Thev are m rose and hole
sink. in old hive and mic b1ue.in white. tan and
houses color. with Dufliius. shim find iolds
Manv of them are oddiv cut with eccentiit‘
sleeves. collars and gathered dramatist T1191“
are bits of fringe. frills of lace and -. dangling
tassels.1£

The most interesting and bewitching collec
tion that one can imagine. Not all 0d them are
frivolous. There are olentv of sensible things
thstnre verybeautiiul.

.«Ai’onm Robe. embroidered in old blue.
has fat-inns of old blue. This will not readily

show soil.

a Gown oi oldgdd silk has lining of duper
gold or copper cdlor.

Japanese Gowns are delicately embroidered
,with flowers in the custom of that €0llllll'}'
films with flowers and leaves inicrnn'n vie u i'it
fim‘tierflies wandering. up and down the bat s
, hnd over the shoulders.

For chilly people there are the Quilted
Robes, either plain or embroidered. ‘Thcsc uni
in light and dark silks, rose, pale pink,'nav_v blue,
filth .

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A New Boot

for Women
llbis new boat is of dark tun Russia leather i. i th
Ifuwn cloth top. It has an iniitntioii wing tip,

Itwclied'sOIc and military heel, and is nine inches
in height. All sizes and widths.

1 ' Special $6.95

$90930 floor, 1

.p.

iii; iheiBook Section . ’
"France” by Lattrqtcc Jerrold.
' i 33. 00
"Vagabonding down the Andes" by Harry A. Franck
i 34 00
“the Old Front Line” by JolnrMasefmic.

What .Mr. Anaemia did .ior the Gollipoii Campal.“ i
does {or the Csmpaign in France. it is tut iniu *

of the more line and No Man's Land, all done ' moi

 

«prose. / Iii .otl
”the Brown am" by mu: Marriott.
Issuing the soldiersin inthe trenches, an mont' iniit r-flng
mounts on given of this exceedingly abs and humorous
writer. ‘ .8135
Juvenile looks
“use Story til Pelt" Rlbfli" 35 (its
“Pitt-fl bet" 35 erg.
WWW . . boots.
“Ilse Woolworth Sou” so rte.
“Ilse fiver W '00 etc.
"Got in. m '5 etc.
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