i‘more. When Mulvihill misinformed? the choice seats-before." arid the on»
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Balm ' . M. w Pamhou‘do :gt-f' “ ” ’ -. (New‘York World) 2 .X. {W
BcTaken mKlBFiSfiO ' ' “Wimflmw " sever his relations with the local ”"3“, “1' “3m“ “Mme" ‘ , V I
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. port and 3033* W m X *WWE r ' :i 1 .. .- . W?" 3%. 331321.131: $30 ili'viigapi‘iiii‘
' ttoned M 0mm -.- . 3’ mag??? WWW} :ln some of the best bands in Con-
M“ ._ ' gets for the‘dmit: bOginsgirow thlohi‘neclicut in past years. He has been
Baltimore instead of WWW-18.59% will featWWer»fiofifl" :_'.n=onnccted with music and musicians
I)? ”)9 scene at {bailout WW lekee beater. "b New“ Will Aim 1.383, when he 11st enrolled in
‘ mix. .. — on W“ t . .~ r «u 3 * . ‘* loge-:old Glover’s band,_and it is quite
outton and 5a MW .- lay» to a dear. samuwlmvflanoincidem that be joined the pane
{Fourth of July. The Wfieflfi‘wlmryereb. the sensational—filming! in the same rooms that are now the
last night. after the state_uuthorltlos'l mammutter, at the casino on. neg'tmttsicians’ headquarters, in South Nor—
,0? Connecticut had announced that! Monday my are 59pm; Milly Mi‘mW' on South Main street, and from
i . . , en! t i u e" -. . ‘whlch he ts leaving after thirty years
the) “0‘1” 8‘99“!" 9“ 9 .09. 3 18.13139 number eftlpoohoioe ”“3“? cl splendid wank during which time
uh. fight in :Dmbury or. any othfi'lseats have already been gobbled up. _‘ he has seén 31“,th 0[ bands come
,part of that commonwealth. Joe. Mal-l Hagan gutted lastuiubt that a remand go. but he always stuck. and was
y'l’illlll of New Haven, the promoter 0'. tickets in the reserved section are. left ”“9 ”gm" QUIT“; mdembezls [Of thebpre-
t m do a 0 was offered . . . . . sent merlcan. an . an .tas alert
the bou, 5? e y_ as 1- . . 1 .butohe “Wm-““59 the I” to “a“; business manager of that aggregation
a substantial sum if he wood turn. their wants knownflasnoonas‘ possible my the past three years.
over the contracts 01’ the boners ‘0 m” in order to be on the safe side. " " The Musical Union accepted his re
“1 have never seen a bigger rush fog- signation with the deepest regrets
‘ ttllat they should lose so valuable aI
member and friend. He has been a
7_ Throughohffiifih‘fiidgg‘
monumental Athletic. Club ofBalti-i
WIRELESS in new CANMN
Scared Neighbors and Landed Two
“German spies,“ gasped a neighbor. . .
and? The ““9331 hafieboll agreement be-
’tween the American and National
Leagues is .in danger-.Of‘hgwfimmu.
Patrick O’Shaughnessy. at New Conn“ a5 Blew“ 01' a suit filed in Com»-
nan. lnon Pleas Court at Cleveland.
Again came .ne hiss and the spark. Hie Mack. manager of the Philadelphia
The neighbor jumped to the telephone. Americans asked for an injunction re-
and the next day Federal raiders straining the Boston Nationals from
swooped down on the O'Shaugllnessy interfering With his playing Scott rer-
,cottage. Mrs. O'Sltaughnessy sobbed 11‘" The pitcher was awarded to they
a plan that her only boys. William. Boston Nationals by a mgjorjly "01?:
twenty. and Thomas Francis. eigh- 0f the National Commission last week.-
teen. be forgiven this time. ‘But theI
raiders frowned. it was against the Perry was purchased by Boston
law for amateurs to tool with wireless from the Atlanta club last year “par:
nhparatus in war time. "Sinusitis," ital payments being made. After 17
laughed Tommie. “Ive were studying days of “trench duty" Perry left the
as he heard the hissing noise
watched the sparks flashing last Wed-
needtLv night from the home of Mrs.
(‘on- ‘
- YfisTeanAY's ,ingéfifi.‘
N :A'HONAL Lima E. " ‘ ‘
- ew ork, 7; Cincinna .
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn‘ 3%? '
baton, 4: St. 1100K;1tfa' .
.hiiadelphia. l; Pittsburgh,_0.
h‘ ‘
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so we could get in the new wireless Boston club. He was not on the 906- Jim! Auflh.who W made W00! }
branch." ton reserve list last winter, and Mack ”37 manager WM“ 9W Jones ne-
‘of the decision of Gov. Holcomb and meter last night. “I rocglvod amine
great aid in the management or the The federal officials learned the signed him as a tree agent. Perry
Ithe police officials of Connecticut be during the . afternoon mm a New‘mion and the band. and his services
‘Nilllled that the jig was UP as far as‘ York fan requesting fifteen ringside) will be greatly missed.
"lli.~ independent staging of the fight. seats. I have also a number of re-' At Monday night’s meeting of the
:was concerned. He got in touch‘quests from New Haven. Stamford, .Wae $513!):ch ifgtgggrnizat‘ign 'i'li’liifi":
with the Baltimore men. and in con-' lerblll‘y, and Hartford for resert'a-‘nmon of his mammal.” ant. genre:
tiitleration of $5.000 turned the DOM Hons". Frank 5. Field was chosen to sue-
oyer to them. ' Hogan also stated the boxers who “99d M“ 0.0m“! Hf business “11111”
, The club in the Maryland metropo iwill take part in the uhowhave placed 551d” Wiggly line‘s; 1132:3313}. lye:
he intends to hold the fight along theI their forfeits with tile stakeholder W.n{:'f0,. the hiring mph-"f. local hafnd
"limes laid down by Mulvibill. It will: and everything is in rcpdinesa for thc‘ to lake part is the monster military
be for 20 rounds to a» decision. and’big event. tReports front South Non and allied 300591188 parade. on July 4.
loin be held in the Baltimore baseball: walk. where Battling Kunz istraipiug‘ which “'i‘“ be held in. Bridgeport and
:park in the afternoOn. The police 0111‘} for his ten round semi-final with Louie it: flags??? (.1150; :lltil:ecil{l:.gwl 0‘
, this of Baltimore will have a hand in Bognsh. are to tile effect that the state ‘
libe naming of a referee. It may be, champion is in the best shape of his:
lihill, they will take it on themselves to‘ career and figures on takinl.v Bogashl
ldt} all the naming of the third man in; in‘ lea‘sthan the ten rounds scheduled.
like ring. i Bogasll differs with Kunz so the bat-i
. The announcement that the Fulton ; tie should prove a bummer. Louie my:
thelnpsey ‘Bhir could not be held in tires that his stocks would rise fifty
lConnecticut cattle late yesterday after" per cent. if he succeeded in putting , .
l noon, after. Gov. Holcomb had con-lover the sleep, potion on the Battier State Owned 0f Defense ”m week ‘0
:ferred with mines F. 'lilson. state so he is training diligently for titb‘.““end two notable events on ”w suur
tsupermtendent of police; John H. Per-‘clnsh. . “filer meeting of the Connecticut May
'ry. New“! Offiilej Spit“ 1101356 com- Young McMahon, the .Strntford ors' Association to be held Friday.
mission; the Ministerial Association feather and Kid Turner, the pride of Jun“ 21 in New London. and the other
tot Unnbury and divers other-law and'iht‘ Remington Arms. will furnish the ”‘9' Independence Day celebration in
lorder ”swim which “trudgiiflroworks in the opening bout-«Bridge: 3mm"
.5 had indicated that they were not in DON Telegram. Mayor Ernest E' Rogers of New Lon
don sent invitations to individual mem-
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TWO NOTABLE EVENTS.
One Mayors' Annotation Meeting and
Other Bristol Independence Day
Celebratlon.
HARTFORD. June 20swlnvitatlons
were received by the Connecticut
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statement was true, but had to emails .pitohed three full games and part of
cate the machine. They sumened in another this season before the Boston
leaving that the boys could get llt‘flfii' club put in a claim for him: “cording
cal wireless experience without “it?!" to Mack.
ference, by joining the nary. i
“That’s what we will do." ang‘d Recent Annual llcrrmztnn of the
lure boys. And they did- William f‘fl‘ National Commission, with President
listed “‘53 Thursday. and la in Wile?“ John K. Tener of the National League
tuition studying wireless its a member concurring and ,Plusident 'B. B. John:
iof the navy. Mrs. o‘Shatlghnesuy 91“?” non of the American League dissent—
lsentto herself to (‘hit’i YWWOM“ inst. awarded Perry to the Boston"
iGeorge Vt‘lleelock at the Naval Rt” Nationals.
itruitln: headquallers, til ER“ 23?“ Mack refused to abide by the deci‘
street. New York. She had Tom in sign and says he will fight to hold
‘10“ She explained she had tried to Perry.
izkeep the boy at hOIBe. buiiiild 1.0 yk‘m- ? .. .I
o. Tom wattlifound'to he 1001*?- “WW “aunts 7.ilil_,llllu game'lr come through
lphysically fit and easily "[1me "‘9 it period of criticism to once more on-
gfirelcss touts. (lolntnandcr W' 1" C0?!“ jut" the popularity of the (Mill. After
[swore in the youth and ”Sign?“ “‘m. his 1mm intuition lt,pieased him
.to a wireless school. and his followers when. he resumed
1 —--~—~~—--r ~-'-H— hitting yesterday and PW.“ big
‘GRAIEFUL F0“ MERR'LL'TRM?" factor in the victory ottho Giants.
l ‘ ' ”'ING- ‘ 'leunlerman made three hits. two of
l The following letter has me“ ”“3“” them being doubles. and scored three
!ed by N. A. Fulton from a former atu- runs in his final appearance before
Ident of Merrill College: the. Polo Ground fans for the present.
'Mr. R. A. Fulton. Advocate Bldg"
Stamford. Conn.
’ hour'- Mr. Patton: A month and 1939- it "mu", added
l “’illt Bill Ryan of Holy Cross Col.
to the Giants
Mayor of the bout. They contender! it"s—i- .. ., . , ' _ _ . . the roster of the club takes on a rain.
”hilt an Qflalrllkelthai. afloat/tonal ill-law} FELLOWS To Box liters of the Council of DefenSe in bet a half in washtnxtlén-aandmlthsx er unwieldy appearance—that'ls. in so
“event, wowotmhmeufwmallawrl FOB MPN‘L ‘UND half ofr-the “”9”- Association. The thought more about OMS? dar as the'Natlonnl League limit of
.‘1119 COUW. whey added mt'amu l L: +; ‘ Q 3-414 spOStH‘Df honordt the NW undo“ 81-ng this “‘9 than W M “£1118“! iventy‘wo “hi!“ is conéefi‘o ISomé-
;. these m” would she; my “Malrgfiuflon' and Weinert' in Feature of fair will be members of the defense; years 1 lived there. 1 Nut. to thin:i of body will‘hlwc to go Welcomed “.5"
I . . ‘ ' U ‘ Garden Boot: ‘ council. Charles M. Schwab director my school days and espec lily 0‘ 4““ " " ' ' * '
ables. i. on b. . c e l - . . ' ,. it: t. he club h if asked for
q“ “"1 "“1 mm” w ._._.._ general or the United States Shipping rill days. lcannol help but remember “W " ' n ' ‘
i to the conchtsiml «wrote About «would:
:3“, a vim at thealaw. and tow-1 Three lleltvywelght contests will fea- Board and Charles W . Morse. .presl'
“ notified thei'hfllcialsin Danbnry that! tore. the card of boxing events at Madl- dent of the United States Steamship
‘ ’ ‘ lson Square Garden. New York. tomor-r company. The guests and associa-
] it would not be permitted. . . . .
. 'l‘lle tr MI” was cans ed. M ulvlhlll' my, night under the auspices of the tlons members will enjoy a shore din-
»; said. by «the action of Chief a...
i the state police, who announced than
:he intended .to prevent the content
1 from taking place here. It was said
“here this afternoon that stepswill be
{taken to prevent other fighlsof similar;
l nature scheduled to take place in
Bridgeport, New-Maven and elsewhere
in Connecticut on the ground that it;
the Fulton‘Dalnpsey contest would'
have been a Violation of the law other
flights are equally illegal, ‘
lion. This is an unusual number of bar excursion. Visits will be paid to
‘big fellows to meet in the same ring the Groton “‘9“ Works. ""3 New 1101*
onone night. ldon Slllp & Engine Company's plant,
Charley Molnar-t, who gave a hard the United States Submarine Base and
battle. to chillsk at the Armory A. A. the Connecticut State pier.
of Jersey City last Monday night, Will Jauelfit F. Button. War of fidutol
.face Fred Fulton in a six round con and the chairman.“ the Bristol War.
teat. - . - “M... .n, _. ‘llftul'eau, appeared before the. state
i fithmti’ylfi‘onéfi amateur council and extended an invitation to
l haleW'eigllt‘ champion will have a 5,. every member to attend Bristol's ln~
3; ' ' fbottt.‘ for he is to meet. the redoubtablc case 0‘ b0"! invitations. individual
{Levinskyn and Jim Savagé, the Jprsey. members were requested by Chairman
'man. will try conclusions with Gun~ Richard M. Bissell to try and arrange
boat Smith. , 1 their affairs .so they could attend.
Jersey also will' be'repreaonted by ~
Frankie 13111115. the veteran lbantam.‘umc Am 1" m
Sharkey of the We 'slde. What pront- a . I .
ises lobe one of the most interesting" ‘ ‘
boutsof thenight will. be that . be-T ‘. , A '8
-tween Ted Lewis, waiter ohampion.‘ -—-———-r’ ‘
. boxed at the RedCross carnival in the Hurts gl- Bladder Bothers
Garden and put up a peppery contset.‘ If you must have your meat every
Among other notable boxers who are day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with
(:81de to appear to-morrow night are salts occasionally. says a noted all-
Callahan, Frank Cal-bone. Silamus uric. acid which almost paralyzes tho
1OBrlen, Walter Laurette and Mike kidneys in their efforts to expel it
Mchgut. from the blood. They become slug-
Joe Htlnphries, Johnny Dunn, Peter gisll and weaken. then you suffer with
3 BED ALLEN TO BOX
PHILLY SENSATION'
Red Allen. the Bridgeport lightweight
who is now under the management of,
Terry Lee, has been matched to meet.
j‘ 'Lelr e'l‘ndler of Philadelphia. in the
“asetllitfinnl to the big benefit show
X. which will be held in New Haven Sat-
l‘urtlay night. ’
l
who will try conclusions with Jack
land Jack. former title holder. They Take a Glass of Salts if Your Back
l . . . .
l Hair) Greb, Soldier Bartfteld, Frankie thority who tells us that meat forms
'Fba Asmui, Blloucmrls,
of War Hospital Entertainment Assoclm nor at Ocean Beach, followed by a bar-l
.1 vol-e tryout on his first professional dependence Day celebration. In the‘
hem for “ errill" and “accuracy." indoors on Fred Anderson: the “my
.1. ....::..... .. .. w or: i:"°.‘:li‘.1‘.“‘i:3‘°3il.‘2.‘:
demands that We remember the latter. Km] by the way may be recalled
When the work is tiresome. which is fill“ season. The did lav prevented
.often. “bought of the bigger work the such action.
boys are doing and oftlle necessity oil
'the work for the sake of us all spam:
one on. Then after hours, we have. so .
many pretty enjoyable places to go
Anderson is {not going very well.
‘ lotions with Baillie never had a con;
. -. . . ; . i * ‘*~*‘ or";
tot he lb too useful a pitcher to east; Standing of the 0?“;
ha): Perhaps the asking for waii'ers . . Won. Lost. P. C.
was lust anteater for a t‘lflk- 4.; An bongo ............. 34 d5 .55!
derson is ‘let go no vel'y‘ltkely will find :3" “Wk """""""" 3" 16 '63”
a berth with some otheilclub sin the 23’? amnion}; """" " ‘ 3: : jg:
league. Brooklyn, for one. could use Cincinnati 23 ‘28 451
him, though it might balk. at Axider- Brooklyn ............’20 as $108 ‘
son’s calmer. Fred came here with Pittsburgh .......... 20 29 VI .408
Kant! and ”men from the Federal St. Louls ............ as a .3
League' _ Games may.
J _ ‘* *— _ . New York at Brooklyn.
09 W. “0 some tune lac re Boston at Philadelphia.
“Damnation Mutant of the 00-“ Chicago at Pittsburgh.
lambda club of line nines-icon Associa- —‘—'
than in Wormwood! Brown. is , AMFR'CAN LEAGUE-
spoken of as a likely choice for the geefigfi'fif S: 1131:? 12‘
. . I U. -. J I -
,leadershlpyof Unfit. “a“ Americans. Washington, 3; Cleveland. 2
Standin. of the Clubs.
signed; Leslie Nunannker.vthe toaster won. Lost. P. G.
Yank catcher. and Jimmy Burke, the Boston ............... 34 . 22 .697.
coach, also “finned ‘0‘. the job. _New York .......... 3° 22 .577
Tinker has an excellent chain 9 of Cleveland ........... 31 26 .544.
- » - c Chicago ............. 26 3 .531
landing the position. He stands high Washington ......... 28 39 481
with Phil Bill. owner of the Broivns. St. (Louis ........... 25 28 4;:
who will be remembered 8.8 the owner Detroit. ... ........... 19 3 .3 n
of the St. Louis Federals, and has the Philadelphia ........ 19 32 3%
bucking of Ban Johnson. _ —
Jane’s. resignation brought to light;
the fact that in all his four years' re-‘X
Games Today.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago. .
Detroit at St. Louis.
tract. Jones worked for Ball under,
it gentleman‘s agreement. For three
Sears he got $15,000 a season and this
spring. because of war time t-ondi—E
lions, he himself proposed a cut 0ft
53,000. ‘
INTERNA‘I’IONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse, 3; Jam” City. 3/
Rochester. 5; Newark-3.- ,
Binghamton. 3; Buffalo}; -
Buffalo, 8: Biughan'tton: 3.‘
AMERLCAN ASSOGMTJON.
Kansas City. 7; Louisville,'.1.
Milwaukee. 7: .lndianapolis, 3.,
St. Paul. 6; Toledo. ll,
Minneapolis. 4; Toledo. 2.. .
The boxing carnival which will be;
held tomorrow night in Madison
Square Garden to aid the War Hospi-l
‘tal Entertainment Association. promis-
es to be even bigger "than the event
held in the same place reCently for;
the Red Cross. The leading bouts Providence. 10; Hartford-l.
,will be between Fred Fulton and ‘l Springfield. 1: Worcester. ’4.
‘Charlie \Veinert. and Ted and Lewis“? . .
welterweight thamplon. and J ack Brit-l BLOCK .9" WALL mafit.
ton. former title-holder. Other bouts 3 Work will be Gilli“ m 5m ...
arranged are: Battling «Levlnslty vs.
Jim ll‘ully. Gunboat. Smith vs. -Jlm
Savage. Soldier Bartfield vs. Harry
Greb."ttolmhy‘ Dundee 'vs. Joe Welling;
Joe Lynch vs. Willie Astey. Wankle
Burns vs. Jack Sharkey. and Frankie
Callahan vs. Young Rector. 3
Those contests will all be of anti LITTLE ROCK Ark. Jilin .33.”
rounds. The efforts of the committee “Ham"- Hyatt. formerly with the Ritu-
1 . . n“9d in making match- burgh Nationals, has been sold ‘by Li“
have not been h tle Rock. Southern Association. to the
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
New London,v.5.; «New Hagen. it.
Bridgeport. 7; Waterbury. 5.
for.
high, of brick.‘ with j timer root; . _
will cost about 330.3100.‘ T56W31‘5.
It will be one and on stories
Broadway, New York.
WM
by Architect a. 0. non; door... 48%..
iv. . 'ti't ..
block on Wall street for S. H. Kan- .
cs. ”it is expected to add one or two . New ‘70“ Americanadt was announc- .
.more bouts to the card. t ed today.
i «more in the sentinel.
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i‘WBest regards to youré’tilf‘ and mi . . _ ‘ . . . , , ‘ » , .. - , , , . . , 1,4 I‘
fl'if‘ds. Wu ”lam 30*ch‘9 WW“? Mm U. SHAW mint“ W um! “40wa 0f.“ cookmw
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‘ Sincerely, ll .. ' . . ‘ . . . .
MARCELLA Constant.
loosens .St. .N. on,
Washington. D. c.
LIEUT. GENERAL OF MARINES
REFUSED BY HOUSE. 73 to 44
Defeat Follows Charge. Maj. Gen.
Barnett/Agitated Proposal
WASHINGTON. June '19.--'I‘he
House yesterday by a vote of 73 to
44 rejected a Senate amondment to
the naval appropriation bill confer-
ring the rank of lieutenant genera
on the commandment or the marine
corps and creating. the rank of major
.goneral for two of the corps staff of
9 floors.
Defeat of the amendment followed
Ea spirited debate in which charges
.wercl made that Major General Bar-
M m—
.nett, a commandment of the corps.
had started a campaign for the amend~
went as soon as the naval bill bill
was sent to the Sénate by, the House
several weeks ago.
_ SERVICE .
do
Pl'unty and Jack Alder have volun- ,a dull misery in the kidney regionfl'
Without Servilu
WM.
teered their services as announced.
moonlit, Cows, LA 6mm; Etc.
Consumprloll- Pnsvsllnvs—Nor It
DUNDEE m FAST osnw.
sharp pains in the back or sickhead—W -
achchdizzineas, your stomach soul's.I
tongue is coated and when the weath-
“ Use the New Perfection (iii .Cook..5tove. Help
your countrysave CQal-falld learn whatta woollen
Ask your dealer about
PATENT Memoirs.
I There are few diseased more prevalent‘lhnn
~—
» ‘er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
{Boxes 12 Rounds lNlth Young Britt in The urine gels cloudy. full of sediment!
Armory A. A. the channels often get sore and irritatvi
BOSTON. June 19.—Johnny.Dundee ed. obliglnt: you to seek relief two ori
) ;of New York. and Frankie (Young) three times during the night. i
Cni‘i'ifiu‘lfill‘i‘ffifwm. "mm : Britt of New Bedford fought . a very. To neutralize these Irritating acidsfl‘
d WIN“. 3' ' ‘fast twalre round draw at the Armory to cleanse the kidneys and flush olf‘
w b in! sin hogan»: . A. A. [not night. it was one of the the bodv sunnoua waste get four ounc-
elu hula ob
«ng‘m my Ebert battle seen here for a Ions time. 93 0‘ Jad 3""3 from “y pharmacy;
“i- IMfi wzblw
fi'i‘ii'fioi‘é'i “°l° “Wig-fie?" “W
e elm: on an out.
i The several forms nre known to medical
menu as Bronchial An In. cunn-
‘IOB‘ him?“ I!” ltub (latter more
c umonr nmuflum.
; Repeated lunch result in I
; fast. clever. clean boxing all the way, of water before breekfut tor a few'
in the (attached and the magma“ how days and your kidneys will then act
. .mr. Britt's medium err-nod mat- line. This famous nits la made from
. item up and the um up m cm a. the acid at mm and lemon mice;
‘ .ttlir runabout. twinned with Ittbla. and has been
1- the eleventh round both ” I,“ Mint mention: to flllllh and Min»
out of m. m m twelfth m . wuufiwlmmwwm
lvhmthd. Bulb up Will! m bmmnm.nhmm‘
in: n Odin. ht ruled on em 'Mwm “‘“m W “V
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lDtmdee gave a splendid exhibition of here; take a tablespoontul in a giant
lot oil of the about
rel
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fully economical and useful .cook‘etove the.Ne.w
Perfection'is. "
it enables you to put aside the coal bod—forget
the wood box-and st_ore‘ theadh pan.
ll: givéa you a cool. clean. comfortable kitchen.
The long blue chimney burner does it—gives you
fia-stovc comfort with inexpensive fuel-Socony
closure. ‘
It gives you perfect cooking. The New Perfection lights
mutually—tile flame is regulated‘Iar any heat instantly;
And every drop of oil is turned to intense cooking heat.
Over 3.000.000 in use.
We in I. 2. 3 and 4-bumer sizes. with or without cab-
.ltlru‘lu
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cordona and aon,'ot
Brooklyn. are spending the summer at
the Summit house. Belle island. i
R. G. Woolridge and family have “i
rived at the Belmnr. Belle Island. for;
the season. from Little Rock. Ark.
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Richard it. Golden tul- bad the oldj
Foster m noted to Wear mental
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Bette island. and an lid ll made into not , Alon. ‘vbumer stove with heat-Wain oven
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