manner. ss'rr. 16.1018
M
SWEATERS l
are ready for these 0001 even-
ings. '
Don't we chances of catch-
ing cold.
so“) to $10 00
NEW FALL HATs
$3.60 to $6.00
1!
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
oouyu NORWALK
wnrrs‘rlln'it’ljilfivoltv
Q The DuBarry fitment
_ Special Sa e-
qv: If you want to add to your set,
come in now. ~
COMES, BRUBHES, MIRRORS,
' BUTTON‘HOOKB, JEWEL
cases. are.
PONTY’S
Ti Victr‘ola Shop _
SOUTH dORWALK. conn.
.-<-.n.,n;..‘.... vrwaafi ”new: _r.
—-m.
the Elllre lilous Social (‘luh will
; Inert at the msidence of Mrs. Martha
. \‘i’ilcox. l‘ll “:ashington street. this
. evening.
Local police officers appeared in
the regulation. bl e caps this morn-
ing. l‘eplacing‘tht‘ white calls of ill“
summer service,
H
: Attorney Jesse Dunbar has perform.
«I a feat which might naturallv incur
the jealously of tile average attorney.
lie has just scouted for Asa ll‘ootc
payment on a note for $76.00. with in-
terest. whit-hi has'beeu standing for
: .43 years. ' ‘
' llollsrlas Nashllsoll of Mr. anti ltl's
Lewis li. bashful South Norwalk.
and for. several years connected with
the Nash Engineer Company. has re-
ceived his commission ln'lhe Naval
Aviation t‘orlltl.“‘}le' is expected to!
arrive home nt‘kt'week for a‘furloulzll.
The quarterly"'meetlng of the stale
Court of the Qailgliters of (tastile will
be held in An‘s‘o'pla Sunday at 2.30
o'clock in Assujupiipn Hall. on North
Cliff street. A large" delegation"from
Court Laurel nild Court Cecile will
attend. '
Beginning today and continuing all
this week. 03:33 got i. s Co.. have ‘a
demonstl‘iilio'n oi varn sit and furl-1L
ture polish. "the? h Te at'ilthelr..dils-
posal expert 'denlo sti‘aldrs. direct
flout manufac lirefi; Who'"wll'l‘ show '
you how to caj'xfolj‘ y pl" furniture-
nnd autonlobilge'wil slip ld'fultti ad-
vantage of tllls'dlfé'r."Read‘u'ldv.‘
._....__.—
These cool days should be remind-
ers that the tinle has arrived for wo—
men to look over their furs and have.
them placed fprreadlness for service
during the winter months. Fortunate
, ly in South Norwalk there has been lo-
cated the Tuttle Shop-on‘North Main
street where this class of work is
done i file most expert manner it
will be of advantage to ladies of Nor-
walk to call and‘see the experienced
workers to be found there before set
ting net’furs or have old ones remod-
eled.
_______.
James ilefferman. a lliacksmilh‘s
.ltelper. alld generally a very steady
‘man. was paid off Saturday. and
drank liquor. which so affected him
that he created a disturbance in front '
of Lockwood's Hall. on Wall street.
:it a time when many people were on
their way to church yesterday morn-
ing. and was arrested by Sergeant
Gibson. He pleaded guilty in the up-
town court this morning. and his.
case was continued until Saturday.
September 28th, with orders to report
- each Friday untilthea to the Water
‘ street ‘police station.
I
,7
.‘ “r or whov'vish to'br ,
he must wor and
s e.”—-Scott.
a
Spendthrflts and idler:
are similar; a generation
of‘tllemiwould bank-opt"
emotion. The prosper-
ous are the nation’s
strength.
A.» 'ank Account he.
-...s to a seat to p i:
be -'ty's corner.
0 erOentJntethaidon
i Savings
.. 5.....-
TL?! PW! ’*
-‘ Entrances on Main
In-
‘9 ..
A fine and rich
dress satin-«$2.
' Firm nice-weight lustrous and beautiful satin,
ideal in every feature for dresses of rare beauty— $2.
Over a score of excellent colors and shades bring
opportlllnt y to choose both in accord with one’s taste
and the special service for which dress is planned. 1]
. Note the wide range of those shades, from darlé
Ito light r—llcmp, nutria, flax, clay, nickel, smoke,
:taupc, molcskill, balsam, Ilindu, Labrador, Pckin,
amethyst, plum, grape, burgundy, ivory, Havana,
light or dark navy, and black.
. One of the richest of plain fabrics for either af-
ternoon or evening occasions—incidentally oflspec<
1a!“ 111110 at today ’15 price of $2,
‘ s. Third 1106:.
Effectiveln’ew
veils fOr Autumn.
- Theirs is a very-real protection against the chill
Autunnrhas already shown its power to bring slid-
‘dclllv. '
And what charming addition to the handsome
ilcw hats!
Fancy vciline‘s present many new cflccts.
Chenille dots are used in combination with'
scrolls and clusters, many vcilings have beautiful
fancy borders.
;_ There are plain meshes of fine bcaui y.
. l‘ Stuart veilings are ln‘arked'with chic bcalltyq
spots.
Still otllcrs have border of fine clliffOll. . - ’
4 25c, 50c to $1 yd
,-
, Made"vcils all ready for wear, in scroll reflects-
‘with dccp border of chiffon or Georgette or of plains
mesh with dotted chenille border-$1 to $3.50
‘ l' Rich chiffon veils, square or oblong, dark shades
for luminous purples and delicious lavclldcrs——$I.50
ito:$2.50 " ‘ ' ‘
‘ Slipon veils. plain orin charming fancy patterns, .
litany colors and some with pretty borders——
250 350 and 50c.
Center aisle. front.
\
Trim comfy new
‘ brass1ers of small cost
To their grateful support, these brassicres add
ability to fit with special smoothness-41nd still fun
Ether ability, to impart more charm to fine waist.
Yet their prices are emphatically small.
ah
v
.1
t;
,.
l
«a
, Bandeau style, allover lace with ribbon straps,
hook in back—59c-
é Hookfronf type, trimmed both back and front:
glib either lace or embroidery—59c
.:: Soft firm fine cambric in V style, lace trimmed
Lilith top and bottom—75c.
Second floor.
.mh‘w‘wfi’W55-M, .7 .. ,
. fid‘fio‘agondfldchgm
“For-UM: ...l;_ M'm \
. not aim -- . ..
“‘mlgi'ahoddamfl
W.B. -
i 0" ,
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H
illuminant
llllllllililil
Sillllll’fillllillN
Eager to Knock Out Lewis
in Same Manner as Welsh
and Kilbane
According to a fond, but inaccurate
publicity promoter. Benny
pugilist ever has accomplished.
ing two champions of three different
lllt’nla’.
July 2:1
out Johnny Kllbane in three rounds at
Philadelphia
The third
hopes to surmount is
obstacle which Leonard
t’ ”1.
round at 'l‘uskalloe.
l399. The
George llixon. featherweight cba
in eight rounds in this city Jami
Garden. July 10. 1000.
lllt‘tkes it new record.
puglllsnl. middle. light. and heavy.
heavy.
it‘ll: captured the
championship of America-whit
thirteenth round at New
at (‘arson Pity. March 17, lfiil't'.
13‘ rounds. November 25. 190.1. _ ”at
champions. ..... ........
Title In at Stake,
Kid Lewis is said to have
noon for his bout with Leo rd.
reprint-d to v lead
on the new .‘ ‘
tor championt’of-the .yox‘ld wot;
at stake. On being taken
Lewis is _‘
illal’he b
, not
to tail
t
score a kneeltout.
magninimous on his part.
slightly in in errbr.
er of the title. dictator. 142
the limit of weights!
meet challengeriz’ in
bouts:
to meet Leonard and specifies
suedeeds in stopping Lewis.
lighter man.
Leonard were to score. a knockout.
SERGT. HOFFNER BEST
—————
Camp Perry.
ft. became the
sealant 285’ out of shame 300$
Lieut. Contlandfibrlstofsen. T
11
yard string.
kcivilian team. was thlrd With 90.
won
it'll;
vs:
nu .iuga civilian. with in too
‘thlltl ace Abolsn’gh’italfll.‘
Corpo
titled
INN" t'
“ “M:
a '
.7 wot 4......
Lednard,‘
the liKbIWeiglli champion. is fired by
ambition to do something that no other
He‘
desires to win the distinction of knock~
classes. and holds the opinion that if
successful in the undertaking he will
set a new record in prize ring achieve-
Kltl Lewis. the Gillieiiiate ‘Assoclulion last December
Welterweight champion of the worl‘ bl‘gWallrtr Calm» '
llut even If the lightweight title holder
is successful he will not create a new have already been appointed are .re-‘ -
’ ‘ . _ , :to the state on October l] 1907 and lzed 0 not
record. for the feat “85 accomplished «Militants men prominent in tbmtrol . _ - . . ' .I ' gun 1" .
years ago by one of the heaviest hit- was conditional ,bllat Dflngtlls should
tel's ill the boxing game. Terry McGov-
A Large Undertaking. gr;
Therefore it readily is see but
if Leonard can eclipse the achieve-
ments of McGovern and Fills-humans
the present lightweight champions.
who appears to begrowint somewhat
heuvy‘for a lightweight. will be ehtltlo
ed to the appellation of champion of
.~. ..
. rescilhggdnhar-‘J
Hi pounds at' 3 o‘clol‘lt .ln'thé'hfter-"hld'
pp is show a benefit for the Red Cross. ,‘
heroism .
still of we? 1159M :l’f-M
lb " “1‘93.” MD e
ported to have admitted l‘th‘nscs and turn, over to the war
trying't'o'lmt'tril lkonalfi 1
regarding instills; but he is willing to aloha-entranceteesgwmll rent. &c..
fol-felt his honors should Leonud
Possibly L‘ewls'regards this ns'very thls‘id“1917. ' When the'dlrectors held
but he their meeting" a few ‘da‘fs‘ Ago to ur-
l.ewis. as the bold- .
pounds aslrcmbcr exhibition lllel‘e was no sen-
whlch he will
championship
Therefore? when he ‘consenlilcernlng the war or the “Horst! Show.
l g A
poundsweigh in at 3 p. m.. his title islotllw 100 per cent. benefit received a
at stake and hill opponent will becomel unanimous vote.
the champion of the wetter class it hel
0n the other hand. had Leonnnl in-lHorse’, Show; Which
. sisted on a weight that was distaste-ilargest attendance in years. Tllc om-
fin to Lewis. and the Welter chum-"core
pion had acceded‘to the dictum of the'lxrowtls
then the. Welter title‘chosen for the Horse Show is the one \
would not change hands. no matter if «designated by President Wilson for
new MARKSMAN.
Marine Win: Amem‘" “W Tii'e “Z omcaoo. 111.. Sept. ill—The Pol
.U’A MP PE’R‘RYI' Ohio: Sept. 16“By.telday named sixteen athletes to cm“:
wmning the presidents match Set;
geant P. J. Hoffner of the Unite track and field cham ionslli s at the
‘States Marine Corps. Paris island. s“'Great Likes Naval 'lPralnin: Station.
““1“"? ”“1" “ha“lSemember 20. 21 and 23. The list in-
lilgli 0;;29033lfid1g3‘31‘eété: Wstéhgg eludes Charles Pores. the National live
nth
U. S. Cavalry: with‘279. finished: rd.
Lieut. Christofsen finished second be-
cause he hall d highér score on the ”600
The Wimbledon'dup match was won
by Cprporal Bronson. U. 8.. Marine
‘I l h In lb0100.U. . . .. .
$335(illicgzp‘l‘iit‘iategmnicn.. m 000.000 worth at War Stunts Stamps
secbnd with 91, and J. E Miller. Ohio.
The" Marine Corps cup match was
i l". Bronson with 183.
)1 tons civilian team.
outta 1: node. Cruso-
llillliillillilisi
i llililillilsmi
Group of 35 Leading College.
Men Enter Novel Govern-i,
ment service '
l .-
1 NEW H_A\'EN, Sept. 16.47P‘ollowing!
:the selection of llllrll'diVP leadingr col-4
;lege athletic trainers and athletes tot
become conditioners in the aviation.
fields. it was announced today that the2
squad had been gathered at a central1
aviation field‘l‘or a short course of inA'v
struclion before taking up their duties.‘
The work has been conducted by Gen.
1:. (‘. Lyster, in charge of the air divi-i
sion of the Surgeon—(leneral’s office;
t‘ol. George H. Crabtree, Lieul.-Col. [.1
H. Jones and Major F. J. Manet. '
a A former all American athletic staid
Leonard already has the scalps of, wiloisnow a Major and who is keenly
, two champions at his belt. He stopped mlcresled in the plan, is Robert [Li .- .~ 4 . . ~ . .
lfreddit- Welsh. holder of the worlds “Tenn. former Harvard football quar-l 232331525: [13: [illgjtd’tted‘fdlt 2‘83“; university.
lightweight title. in the ninth round ”(hack and baseball star and former7 a“. ““1351,“ Surety‘t‘oulpnuy of New \
in this city on Mar 28. 1917. and on “"H‘wllrswle tennis champion. The; York no Antonio DéAngelis of \‘ew spam
oi the same year he knocked ”lint?!“ of anointing college. (mlners'lu ’ . ‘ “9‘"-
‘topk sitcrdlle physical condition.
all.“ airmen was first suggested at tllc'
annual meeting of the Alllericanlntelw‘
, . rl
‘fl‘hefih‘irty or forty trainers ‘
fashion“. it is byliet‘edlbal no
.88
.all
simllurl
‘ _ could be g
. .Dnly lbw nermg_ w ”n;
Terry kl .licd out Pedlar Pt. er. llav ’b a count! with athléti ‘ r . . . .. .
so... r“... mm “W ..... r... 5“
”WWI: .2} ”03? W . realizmtlo great deltcacy‘ ' p 3' " t at ‘ are
Itrooklyn boy 9M 01 gfigt ~reouirpd-tfp a liter. The.‘
'0)? cl)
..9..lhe.ljlork.' and'tllc ifllners who have (‘b‘
1900. and he put l-‘rank Erne. theme; “ . 5““
weight champion of the world. to sleep ports as con de 1 o . ..t , - .
ill three rounds at Madison Square can fill” it ‘fl “CL I‘ll“; Al’ue “5500' .wllich‘hecurities are
pal-align is a rim part or.
"booty-cont to tllo‘avialion.
1 include! in the gmup are Lieuts.
_ .f ‘drer‘of'mép’wh'o have been already an, suit .- e.- .4 g
" z."- -- inled.“ be for e ‘ ld‘ '
middleweight 9° ’1‘ m r “or a
4"
. .- ' _ chamv.
‘ pious whoglt‘ercln the, sot-vice, are Ar”
. .Mglr'bfhce. baseball and foot
but trainer; Pennsylvania has Nat
.‘q
‘- ‘.;t
.135!“ '7” . . ‘ ‘
léd‘tional Horse Show
.— 97k 1‘2““ PDT RE! cms‘flwnflells :Jnifian- amount
. - d.- -- ‘ fl... -.
-— ~119ij of the horse were eluted yea:
terday'avllen thy learned tbal‘the Na-
"tiont‘tfl-florse Show would be held
ngaifi’fhts year' ltt‘ Madison Square“ W .
(lardenntrom November 1 through the is CARDlfithAm-EXE'NKWG:
u. i “- .. i .
i MAMARONECK. N. Y..' Brpl.‘18.’—“- "cealubmlllwfil
istnimrney‘ were elatea'.“too. to tell
‘ mm and his associate
at once more to-maluvt
hRepeating their patriotic actlorr'bf
M" MIG einll.
. ... ,_aui othoro cers ot
the ‘tissocia'tion are going to pay all
eliéfi’lfurfd’ th‘bl‘tSttbedb'Trom achin-
wilth any deduction or reservation.
.ll cost them, more lllali.$50,000 to do
Dialect) eficu’tc‘d to tilt-state by the Na- fencing for the winter moulhs
WL"? t‘New lial'en.’
goutdKA-‘ane. N‘ dbhnson. J- Mum“ J«the state wreasurer of two
. . ““ perm. “WV“ “WW”. -'- ““15 [loud hr the value of '00 each and a striated as it is for
Leonard will have to pill tile title llold- lillufl,‘J. hicllonald, ('llarlie llllggill.=,§ (.,,,.§;¢;le of deposit idathe Mechanics 2:113:18th teams 0f any army or navz
9'“ 0' ‘0‘" “aw" ‘0 5'”? ”‘1'?!“ P91“! urine”. ”'4”! Wilma". “at" bank of New “Men for 315500 which at cantonmettt.
, . - a: "usFultl. 11. Fowler. “'itlleT Mut‘t‘. n. ’ '
t If;,tlllmr(l‘tlllll ls‘lor‘ltil‘lflt '07 ”Clog! Mllyr‘J. 'O‘Rourke_ J. ”l“. Winston. NA, pm. cent per annum
o is out at 1e null" try 0 9‘06 e Mohammafiwma. ' Lieut. .F. " «- . . ' 0“
[lthl‘lOl'nltilfl‘o of Robert Fitzslmmonm elongis. .él' J “m ”‘9 “Emu“ 0““? securities outlined. slime charge of the football silt!!!“
who won the titles of three classes of TM“ atomic. of the (mm. nun);
. ' l
lanolmtana 'r'om Bane. mail
“05-le 0‘" 5"“ Dempaeg'mgngl: 1|to: the universities represented Ynlo'lloslt‘o‘rs ill the sum of ”31.378113.
uttl'y 14, um. The Coral man‘stopp‘
ed .llnl Corbett for the Aidexlmu L’I‘rtnell"hlldhi a St ‘ ll' q ._
heavh'elght title in fourteen rotiiidaurwfiy '19,,“ Kink. aioizrnchfil:
F“; \ . ' I . O ' l ’
won the light heavyweight title of Am? “
t‘l'lt'a from George Gardner through a
tlct'llilon on points in a bout at San
Francisco that lasted tllo lilllil of men-
nausea :Dtll‘l‘ulourlll. llam- lllli.,t.=.a.lozl:03. legal.
. ,. _, .
.._~.,.._._—-a
TRAPSHOOTING RECORDS. COLUMBIA TO HAVE ELEVEN
Harry G. Lorenson, the California
amateur. and Homer Clark. the lllinois New Regulation!
professional, are the topnotch snoot- Sport Activities
ers in the averages just announced by DeSpile the fact Columbia tuner
the lilelhldle Vi‘l‘apsllooling assocla- si'y will be transformed this year
“011- lfil'eflwn has an “91'ng “1 in o a virtual military academy, inter
.9712. the only amateur beticr‘than 97 r legiate athletic spOlls will be coll
per cent. Clark‘s average is .9752. 2 led on Morningside Heights. av
Two other professionals. Mitchell oi . ding to an announcement made in
Calil‘ornia.aud Ram: of Nebraska, are rial Cil‘clgs it, me universily.
also better than 97 per cent. H. P. Ut llel" ~ iv vi“ be practicable to con
Hand of Arizona. fourth in the arms .1ue >pull: .n the plan that has
leur average list is 66 years old, Mrs. gen followed in the past or whether
C. i). ..loon of Wisconsin has the best it will be necessary to work out an
average of any shooter of the fair sex. entirely new program is a question
"HOld 0n” F0"! Oi California. “I. that will not be settled tintil the uni-
traveling lrapshot, has fired at the yerglty opens.
greatest number'of targets. He ‘Jll‘S The Univelslty Committee on Aihv
also traveled a greater number of lethal: is to have a meeting shortly to
miles than any tl'apsllooter this year. work out various aspects of the prob'
lenl, but it (an be said on authority
BANKWPY BKNKERB that the ‘Valsity football eleven will
BOND'ls BASIS‘ take the field as planned; that a
05: A LAWSU” freshman football team will he organ-
ized if that is poasible. and that 'Var-
State Treasurer Sun surely company pity and freshman cross-country
and New Hflen‘aMan- squads will also be formed. either di-
Frederick S.- Chamberlain '01 New "aptly before Or at the opening of tile
Assure Unusual
Squads will be formed for other
in the usual and regular man—
These sports will be basketball.
Haven ,to recover on a surety bond for wrestling. swimming, water pole. 11:2
. a
[ltlnl€_Slerly‘COthlhy in behalf of baseball in the spring, it is a‘ mat-
De 39ml- ter of extreme doubt’ whether there.
3-D.) ngelis was engaged as a private will be a ’Varslty crew. but rowmlr
banker at No. 121 Hamilton street. will be encouraged whether a crew
The bond was doth-cred gm- lmercollegiate competition is or-
ln'addttlon to the 'adlustmnts in
ad_ “yet his business as to fully pro- practice, schedule. and possibly also
i1 t‘l’r
lfi any loss or injury all cus-’ also in plaving'schedules. which will
to'a‘eiis and- depositors of the bank. be necessary with the interposition
it is presamed
to be read-
lnisdotngs. On July 26, 1917. De Anv justments in the eligibility code
a free amino-
gclis. to 1mg?“ necure his depositors which—will permit of
and custom . delimited with Mr. restricted participation by-all slur.
lpfitlgpnmstreasurer. securities in dents. it has been‘suggested unof-
‘n tire of bonds of the par value of ficlally that- for the period of the
the lreasumr. in July
held by warfand while the university is d1
27- ‘917- “(L rectly under the control of the Mr
"“59““; blade 11 further (19008“ With Department. as it will be. the 1-
”be"! btllly for membership on team he
member-
Dawson will return to New
Fred
a week or ten ays to as-
At the time of York in
certificate bore interest at the rate oi :l
‘hi‘h‘flwi‘wurer says he reapproved and the call for candidates will not
of the. bond which is the basis of the be issued unit he ‘takes up his head-
’ . quarters on no'rillngnae Heights." No-
ltl ngr ry. 1913. 00 Angelle filed 8 details of the coaching plans of'the
Del ruin bankruptcy in lhg'Unlied season will be available until Dat-
s'co'urt. no was indebted to do son returns. ‘
The The working out of practice sched-
itottrl'linumnt of the assets, aside from men will dub be'laid over-"until Thaw
the‘bond Iand scourities amounted to son arriv'es‘.’
365112132 and against this there were will probablyengage the attention or
claiins “figured by law amounting to the military authorities who will be
, tors and depositors Stude 'f’ Armie'l‘rlltning‘CrrrpS. but it
mounting 1o132,t62.2l. It is alleged lg presumed that there wll’be as much
.rlnlttlle.tlepdsil6“rs' and custom‘ershave"oppo'rtunlty for athletics at Colum-
lost'd'ndfilre'dameged bygthe failure of bio aflg‘gpnthe other 100 colleges
exceédllis‘ whichPillte Columbia, have passed
$5.000» Tht‘i‘mllillllkrééllefilhfil under’fl‘ovei‘n‘m‘hlt control. as there
.lleAngelis‘Js'made 'a party‘to'the suit is u m; “Hilary'rAmdmy at West
for the limited purpose of obtaining a poluljltd at tbs‘Nanl_Aca_demy at,
properjudglnent. Anna‘pollllr '
" . in large measureColumbla's anci-
campus will be illuminated. because
w of its students living on the
. be iltmlnated. because
Calxliiiar’FaTleY'. Archbihhop 0" New '1“ ofv‘the'atttmil who would be eli<
york: ‘who sufferefl‘ll relapse ‘bn'sal- sible for athletics will be, required to
urday. alter pal‘tid
attaok'Of pneuiiidtl’faiils in a very critl- m,.;né,lm,4 Hartley
for neural .cre
and Fumald
Carroll. said today.‘ Members of the houses in and «around “‘9. campus;
card nol‘s ecclesiastical family found Thls will' mako~ it possible for thh
him nallleto'sw ' athletic and
1., l
S'eiltfbel Want'A‘ds W_ortr Wonders. much 110]“: the same
followed at West Point and Annapo-
lla.‘
. _ . .
flange, datesand details fer the No
ptlmélit‘ inlaror of tumttig‘ back or
standing still nbollt' anything con:
motion to give the Red Cross an-
The Red (‘ross obtained more than
1363.000 as the proceeds of last year's
attractcdl the
are confident of still larger
this season. R's the Week
.the big United War Work campaign
in tllb‘ interest‘of all ‘the recognized .‘
, war charities.
‘1 PEL’HAM BAY PICKS ATHLETES.
lilam Bay Naval Training Station yes-
pete in the National A. A. U. outdoor
mile champion: George? De‘rnell. win-
ner of the 220 and till-yardtevents in
the metropolitan championships. and
W. F. Gordon. the metropolitan cham-
lptun'mil
BOY 8G9 Ts SELL w.AR STAMPS
NEW'Y BK. Sept. Iii—Boy Scouts
of. America have sold more than $17.-
it‘ was announced today 'at‘ beadquar
ters of the-'org‘nnilatlon here. Sales
of individual scouts average 31.1.
while 2,471 “ace medals" have be"...
issued to boys who disposed of $250
oral: {gear bands; It rt.
1 I M 0‘
lat. mums ln‘um. b, l “15;"
national. list. ogpcoat stunt? lat“-
“n' . J. 5: 11' L . ‘ *
«noon . A” .. “‘
" 5 ' ._ N Haaablraoars _ _
THE mi"? " mm m STRONG sneeze
~ Gasnnwmrnctim. Sept. 16.74
strong" southeiasr wind was blowmz
' yesterday Witch'the’ynchls started in
the Indiani'l-Iarbo'r one design class.
The! Walthetor owned by Colonel
* I a "IE‘lTrank' R. Kimbley‘.‘ibeat H. N. Whit-
ielwl"§'"50lm<‘by 'tWO minutes and
. five seconds. The summary:
t, 12:50 . m. .
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Withheld. Colonel ‘Frank 12.1
1' .5915“ till "For Ki . ,, 41 45
Womnu’orUacu Sqlqmryllsol. Whittelsey..l 43 so
Wabesa.
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mééfigglmfigéggmmmag spacial: F-Advortlse in the Sentinel\.
even the casual lookervon with e reli- -
ability, acmrac , skill and cleanliness
which attends e making of this great A '-
medlcino for woman'sills. _ 'ous erl _ , _ .
0ver850.000 and f h its -Day andEvenfllg
Classes
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are used can y and all have to be
them! at the season of the year when
‘ eir neutral juices udanedxcinal sub--
sunbe- are at their best. '
The most. mcceuful solvents e used
wextracttbomedicinalpm ' esfrom
than herbs.
Eyery utensil and MM comes in
contact. with the medicind‘batlerllized
and is a final precau'ion in cleanliness
so edllcino is pasteurized and weird 108W. Clerical Mingj'fling,
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m b 1 a t . p, '-
sltill our. used ill-its scion . . . .'
wasn’i‘a made‘flllt M édicine’ i«rattle. Etc.
so" . g the W of
fa ‘ Illa; ’ y
from wound When
to health by the use of
E. Pinkhan'rVogot-bl Corn-
In Accounting, Commercial
Thelma!
This is a matter‘whieh .
“ 93‘3““ 0‘. “Me's direct y in charge-”of thtl’ Columbia ‘- .
‘re‘bovery tram up live. in" the university l’dormfiorii’i‘n'
cal condition. his secretarygflonslgnor Halls-(and «in dhqutudent‘ fraternity “
mlllt’ary “mantles” to‘ -
ork out schedults for sports pretty »
w lines as those ‘
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