Elllllltlllil Pilll’lilll
d-—.—-—
cc Huge War lI‘und t‘on-
:umed by Payments to
ederal league—Officials‘;
luries Cut orced Re-i
renchment \i l’rccludc
' I ised Changes in
“Tribunal
is expected that on nccount'of the
economical pIIliC)‘ Will”! i” ‘0 b‘
I '91! in baseball durinlf the 99""
season. the chum Willa] h"?
a threatened in the National Com
slou. will not bt‘ attempted for Iii
tanother season. The financial
iement of the Federal leulue war
comutned all the money Will“! the
Imirbitiil lt‘dtl llIIt‘ll saIiug out Of “I?
'ld'.~ Sf'rlt‘.‘ for tlII' last d029n 5'9“!
be payments for Harriwn Park in
Imp; Washington Park in Pitt‘s-
ult. together with the settlement of
t'rhl other obligations, has made
National Commission's money
at just as empty as Old Mother
bard‘s cupboard. it is generally
eretood among baseball men. that
comnttslon is "broke."
is stated that for some time Chair-
'! August llcrrmann has been re-
ing only half of hi.- rcgular sal-
on head of the cetutuissiou. Sec-
ry John E. Bruce's aalary'has also
it slashed. and the expenses of thc.
sluts, which at one time used to
r 'way up into the thousands, have
n cut to little or nothing. These
halt] lllllt‘.‘ in baseball. and the
ac is not at this time point: to ap-
nl new officialh who \tlll have to be
ti large ralaries. ,
II account of tho llllsrtlled condi-
To in baseball, (‘hairniau llerrutauu
1 other oiiiciais \\I'l‘II willlnI: tohaI'I-
lr salaries cut in halt, but it new
In Were brought in to fill their
ceII full salaries “told he needed
ttract the right type oi’cxccutlves.
Mining to be more than one season
ore baseball catches up with tho
sec it sustained during the Federal
guc war.
Vhilo some of the
National League are still plotting
oust lierrtnanu as chairman. is is
cult to ace just how it it: some to
accomplished. The man who is el
t-d prealdcut ot‘ the National league
y or nihy not he iu~truc‘oIl to vote
mute other limit for chairman, but
- (‘iuciuuati Inau ha! a stanch sup-
‘icr lII llau .lI hnaon of the Amcri
League. and an tlm c‘IairIIqu in
Iluled hr the llltIsltlIIVfls of I‘m 1W1)
jor leagues. the matter would re-
t in a deadlock.
hilc John A. llevdlor is not tam-lo
the (Illicc (If Prcridcnt of the .\':I-
nal League, it is likely that he will
asked to serve by the club cwucrx
ere iii no other man so fitted for thr-
ition as lleydler who can till the,
Ice positions alone president. sec-
ary and treasurer. ‘l'hi: would he
I!!! the line or the III'ImO‘llit'i‘tl policy
ich the baseball ponpic expect to
rsuc until they ll'll’t" made up tho
sea of the lI‘cIlI-rai Leann:-
nt.
times E. Caffnepformcr owncr of
- Boston Club. ccnsultcd with sev~
l of the National League club owu~
yesterday. Mr . Gaftney stated
t the stockholders of the Boston
b had met all their obligations and
I settled with him last week. This
“ably means that the club will not.
put up for sale. but will be operated
at scasonby the same corporation.
.Irgc Stallinus will again be mm.
or. as his contract will not expire
‘ 1W0 Mars. As the financial dim.
ltleti of the St. Louis Club have'also
en adjusted, no change in the Na.
itiiisii III-I
tlltll, lillil ll AWAY
stant .reiief .from .pain, .not‘eness.
tiffneas follows a rubbing with "st.
Jacob: Linimcnt.”
settle.-
"dmlnc" rheumatism.
lt'a pain only; not one. case in fifty
quirm internal treatment. Rll'b
tithing penetrating "St. Jacobs Lini-
at right on the "tender spot. " and
the timc you say Jack Robinson-
toomt-st the Iheumatlc pain and dill-
.“St Jacobs Littlmcnt" conquers
Stop
it! it is a harmless rheumatism lini-I
jnt which never disappoints and
sn‘t burn' the skin it takes pain.
rebels and stiffness rom aching
tnts. muscles and bones: stop: sci-
ica. lumbugo. backache. neuralgia
Ii notice: 5 n8.
himber up! flat I small trial bottle
old-,titne. none-t "St. ‘Jacotn Lint-i
Int” from any any store. and in a
Imcnt you'll- N the frompaiu
bee and RUM finn'uflfmi
'lt'.
club ou'ncrst oi .
WW.
”L" utter .
i
w-g-g- I!
l A.-.“
itionad iI aim}. makeup uili be [WODI
”id. “ti at II day 5 meeting
"llII club ouuu i. will Loan In- at the
it.
Elllt‘ board of din-clots uil] hold it"; all-t
inuat meeting. As there is consider-3‘
able routine work to be taken care oil;
it is not likely that the league will get
to the task of electing a new president!
before tommrou
That a polity of Ietrenchment MINI
be adopted by the National League is
almost certain and a cut in the player
limit to eighteen men and a shorten
ing of the schedule is apmeed by a
majority of the club owneIII As the
American League has refused to meet
with the Natirnal Mama to adopt
mme uniform policy on the playI- -r ital
it aIIJ schedule the National Ltague
will I-o III-o-Id and follow its own pol-
icy regardless of what the AIIeIiI
League will do in Chicago.
SIX DAY BIKE RACE
RECEIPTS, $70, 000
ill!
—~._—..
Ryder: Plrlivn 31‘000 and Promo.
ters Realize Profit of 330.000
\‘liIIn thI lllHi ticket was sold at
blaIll~IIII .\" Will" i: Irvlen lust Satulvlav
lllL hi tho nix day biut‘le lacing fans
of “I II< \‘l"ii‘ t\ h Id poured close 10
870000 into tic I"IoffI rs of the pinion
ters. Jam” Johnnau (IItnelins [‘I-l-
IIIIIII II and Alarm lliumI- -nthal. (‘oriIIi-
lu~ l ‘Ilbuu II to i'IllH ,Iini the rc'steiol
iuriuiim: Ii . IIIIuo-I IaI en in at th’.
epviut raI-Iu~ t“ IlII prcIlous SaIIIIIlII
hail amounted to more illlli] swim!
(W ”In! Him riit'ltI S‘ttti “ill I l‘I"
; .
.II itel‘t‘f'itl. Il :tltjtitAillialt'll' stitttltl Its
“all" 1th,
AI t‘ II'iuI' Hi the tItIIIIIolIIH t' t‘ 1'"
ti: ...t “no... I.; “In“ mum“: "M
:‘iIIIIIII II .. I ml to the IannoIaIion
otttt III- MI limo Square (lat'dI ii an
l'Illlztl 'i‘II ltll' l I-IIIIIIM-
I.IIII‘l; 'Ii\
did not II\I- I .. Ii 5:. " I (ion In tip) liltilllttl-
IIII IIItIli/I-d IIIoII- than would prom
on the I'lll"l"ttil"f'
l
.'I»r \llll"l't" the I'I'itlil lBIIIIQI'II \iI‘I
‘\"iiIIlIl .‘Iu-l .ial'w Marin split liftil'iil
III- III "'II ”lint IIs-II‘I
- . l‘t-f‘I 'I-It
3‘- .oo T‘I‘l' \'. ::tI ouitc II ItItv “I... tIr
llIII \IIIIIl'I ~ \ {ilk
lu il'ltli‘l Hi \1 XII
II Illl :IIIi \lrItIiII low... low“ “run”! an
lIYiII ii I my] i'lIl'Ii“ In, ”- ,r”.,. '“x.
hp" "'""“‘t" i""‘I ‘lI'cttiIIIu'c to
lu' held in PI'IIIx oath in Junttarv.
Bia Paris Offer.
iIII~iIlII< thII flat Iznnrantec ot'ictwl
in tho l‘tIIIth tic-momma \i \ -III III;
and hi: tutu hI Ive the option of taking a
In I- IIII . I-II I-I’ tho I' to rem-lots A‘i
'l‘t I I-III IIIII h- tho bltzmwt upanIttE
IIIIII lII I-l in [I'IIIIII-n Sillt‘t‘ “I.-
t Inc
\\'.’I" it i»
I.I.I.l It .I-tt] "Hm,” {I “w.“ 5':'Ilt'
"V”‘II \ladIlI-u nnIl i-‘rnhl: (‘III-I-v win.
finished uccoud. were In" paid for
their effort I. They spilt 32.100.
" ‘~ -~;' .....I PI- J Hill. illl"tl tiriZ"
.. n... .. ,It. 1.!" cu nut, ml... “0., Ill
the purse Inonms u {N tll\illhlli|'tl in;
ftIllII ‘\\ I; i :-t\\r III' .I. llilll‘“\ 31- Ill“ (‘0-
qun- Koo kv. 3i bit-i; Thou mthhmn.
h. -:0 ll.Ii-Ic-Id~t"hnpmun. 77.“: lic-
lI.II iI‘ i‘-.II-I:Iu. SI'ITIt'l. :ItIIi l.tlll"n\'r"n
17o Ki.ii'lt'l‘, Duuuy. liciio. \l‘il‘lit‘v,
.‘ h;
:-. l~‘-Ii;-II GerII‘ir'. Keller. and tho
lhmlII-I hi‘o'ltors shared in (in. $3.1m)
oa‘Il ll\ i"I- :I-auarrcun at to riders “in.
I‘M II ‘ “"III . in ill" point score
'l‘iI-IIII h :‘I - rate from a competitive
“'i “It ' .- vicII'cIi by Iuilcace cov-
W -l II. t< on -of tin sltilt’rw'l of rceIInt
‘I" .. " :IIII IIlII-Ii all aitcudaucc rcc-
'l'!ftI coute:t .Iittnrthl a capacity
""tHIIl oil iltI~ opening IIiI:lIt and
llliil’li.'-"t‘ltlI'ill continued to pack than.
in tlttoutzhout the week,
New Attendance Record.
Pyncnsw were paid on \Veducmlay‘
ulaht an the gate on Thursday. i-‘riIiIII-
and Saturday was "velvet” to tho pro-
"‘I'im“‘~ Tito :lilI‘fiIluyIcc during the
first thretI days areallr exceeded the
attendance iicurea for the. same, day»
in all previous races and the thronLIII.
the last three davs established a new
«iv My raw attcudanctI reconi
With the. exception of Fred Weber.
II-ho fractured his nose in the spill on
Friday lliii'lti. all the riders came out
oi the grind in good sham- Thcrc
“"t‘lf‘ mam spills dutiuz thtI contest
but low bad ones. and there. were lees
accidents titan in any of the past rac-
mt.
it was ilIr.I Berlin sprints that kept
tho riders so far behind the record for
dist-Inca covernd. The speed burHte
rapped thtI alumina and vitality of the
riders and thev were unable to main-
tain as fast an Inc-rage clip :14 in for-
ill! I‘ \ “Eli's.
\‘ihiic thrI lendcrs were far behind
the record of 2.759 miles and two labs
made by (iIIII‘ct and tit-end" in the 142
hour race of liil-l. the
crud by the “riders in the recent race
compares favorahlv with that reeled
ot‘f b" Goulict and Magin in winning'
the 114 hour contort in 1917.
1 LastKII'r-ek'q contest Iraq the second
144 hour racc staged. The event in
191i: was: lit: hours duration and the
1917 race took no 144 hours time. All
other Madison Spuare Garden team
races were at the old time limit of 142
hours.
(titlg
WRIST m BRACELET
' warcns
A Most: AW” Gift for
LYON and Old _,
. Kt
tBRAND’S 33““? man.
AIL "o‘u
aidort- Aslttlla at noon today. ubenl
l
i
i
T
tittnntttit III.
patina SEASilN
llcaguc Decides Not to!
Award Championship Ti-
tle This Year
intercollegiate bankct ball will be
reserved this season, but there will he
no championnbip series and no title
will be awarded by the intercollegiate
League. according to an announce-
ment made yesterday by iRalph Mor-
gan. Secretary of tie league. The
schedule of games to be played by
teams which are members of the
league will begin probably in the mid-
dle of January and will run through
the middle of March; about a month
‘shotter titan the usual ('llitllliilifllalllp
; season.
iltII‘
mileage cov- _
Princeton. Columbia, Pennsylvania.
anti \‘aic will have teams as in the
print, but there is doubt whether Cor-
nell will have any team and whether
Dartmouth will be able to organize a
tivo to play II schedule of out oi-town
names. llecauec cf the uncertainty ex-
i>tiug as to the name at Cornell and
lttII-IIIIcutiI and the fact that several
of the colleges have sent virtually all
their basket ball players into the serv-
lllc it‘llgll' IlI'dit-lI-d that it would
iI.I IytrctuI-l) unfair to award a chain-
l-‘our tennis.
t‘ohIIIIlIla_ t‘quI-ii. and l‘cnusyl-
have the
lit ppI- trophy. which glands tor the in-
li‘l'l‘ttlll L'lJlI‘ clIaquiI ttslttp.
The will ivt'IIIidII nix
linauc tittiiirp‘ tor each team. The. first
game will be piIIyId on Saturday. Jan
nary it. by which liuIII all the colleges
“ill have begun their academic work.
itII
piou‘htp this
Yule,
Ianla' eath
N‘UMtll.
two legs on
.I limit”.-
and tlII- iiu..l eoutht will lIlet‘ piucc
till \l.IiI"t ll
iiartuiouih III:I_I ban a team. bttt it
I.~ lllltlt'lattttitl that the Green will not
take any I-yttthirc trips llt't'il'lSt' of
Fitl‘lllli IIlijI‘tliontl
~At (‘orueil the Mutation has been
llll‘I Ivn into confusion in II pronounce-
mom of Dr Jacob Gould Sc'ntrmnn.
prctIidI-nt of the lllll\(‘rr~ll_\'. avniust itr
tercolleuiutc athletic-I and the prob-
‘ablc I-n’cct this may have upon rmrta
this year. .
in order to prevent confusion in
lt‘ItL’llt' nature 1“" ilrlfitlt'liiiltll‘i adopted
It resolutiI ll pi‘m idiot: for the unit'ormit
to be worn in all contests. lI IvuI rulI
ed that the home ltInnl .n‘Iail wear It
uniform with a white jIIt‘r‘t-y_ whilo the
visiting team uhall “PM" a uniform
whose jereey shall be the solid color
or combination of colors of thc college
represented. it appears that the
PrincetoII-l’cunsyiI'nnia 121”"?! last
winter developed several world do
hates because neither players uor oiliI
cials’ could distinguish llt'iWI‘On the
two uniforms-I in the stress of battle
“WAR CARINT‘Tll
GOING TO EUROPF
tContlnueIl frotn lI‘IftlI Paar.)
Garfield and Mr. Baruch already had
been notified. but until now. it had
been ausuutetl that they would go over
individually when cullcd. .
Mr. Baruch. it is undemmod. wil’
ask J. Leonard ltcploule. atccl admitr
iatrator of the War industries Board
to accompany hint to Europe. to aid
in working out problems of reconstruc-
tlon involving steel and iron ore. in
this connection, it is said to be likely
that a aurvoy will be. made of the
amount of steel ruptired from Amcri
ca and also of that which will be
available from the iron flt'ldi in Lor- -
mine.
it is understood that some of the
Cilbinet officers who woe Iuetnbch~
of the "War ('abinct"
Franco inter.
also ma: go to
VEECK REPRESENTS
“CHICAGO CLUB
NEW YORK. ilcc. lib—Fred Mlt-l‘
clIell was Ilenlod the right to sit uni
rept‘cscntatiVe oi the Chicago Club at
Baseball l eigue here today William
Vecth. Ilcepresideut, was seated as
Chicago‘s delegate.
The club owuem ruled Mitchell out.
of their meeting on the ground that he
was lutcrI Io be. manager as well an
; president of the Chicago organization.
Chaileu Weegbman.’ former head of
the Chicago Club, met his former col~,
leaguea. but took no part in the prod
cecdings.
UNHLLED STEEL ORDERS. '
NEW YORK. Dec. lo.-—'Onllled or-
ders of the United States Steel Cor-
poration on November 30. were 8.124,» Papa's Didpepuin aim who flick,‘
663 tons. according to the _Ctfl'pon- upset utmoebl feel fine at. once and:
um mathlv. statement immdmamrtbn cost no little at W m
'L .
cum Wr-
1735i? ill???
Nit-Is Harriet _ llartovv 'vislted with
friend» in Norwalk last work.
Miss llcth Krapowicz of South Mair;
theater. ans 8 ueek- end guest of her
haircut: in Smith Ridge.
Mll-fl Ella Krapowicz attended. a
meeting of Iite chief operators in New
Haw-u last I: ck.
Austin at llrewster has the
Ill.
Leroy
po‘Iition of Htlpet'itlicndent tor Dr.
1.. Kim; in Kiel avenue.
The New (‘uuaan librtuy hnH .~u.~'
tamed .1 ion.» In the rc>igutitlon oi
Mi»- Hermie Shaw an asaietant iibra
rlau. llcr place will be taken for a
month by Miss Reatny. who vviil he
succeeded by Mira Ella Stevens. The
question has been asked whc’herthe
library will continue roceiving gifts of
books to he sent to the t-loitllcl‘a. T'III
answer to: Yl‘r. A recent letter from
the American Library Aaroctation
states that books will be needed for
some time to come in lhc various hoe-
pltttis whero soldiers lil'cI recovering
from woundv.
In: it. 1.. White lilie limit the guest
or t'. t‘. Dartt and ltr Ritut'f‘! this
Week ”II was on a thuty daya‘ sick
leave iltitll tiII Gun Hill ltoad tit-petal
liII~itllIll .\'o. l, near Yullkt‘lr'. Will‘lt'
he is receiving treatment {tout the cf-
ot' hhock in battle.
While III M‘l'l'lt'l' in lI‘riIIII'I'. llt. \VlIlIII
Wail :It'aclIIIIl to the iltiiiIh i-Txpcdl'
litinal'y t-‘IIIIII. ltstb lI‘IIiIl .ltubuhuuc
and “(iii in II pcsition to .‘~I‘i‘ much of
the hard fighting and the reIuits ”II III
front. \\‘hen he ua‘a .~l:ocl.vIl. he “'Rr
blown tlIII‘y let-i. Augurt
and September wit: to lit.-
hospital. lie arritcd at Sta'au Isl-Ind
ill October and says he IvaI I'I-ry clad
to get back to good old .\lttcl‘lf‘i\.
"III“< I'Q‘l‘l‘th‘tl
and donor
eoIIt‘uI d
.‘l cake. candy and iron ~aiII will be
held in the new stcrc of WuiiI-r‘Stm-
art k. to. by the Plant. iI‘lowr-r and
Fruit Guild on Saturday, “N"(Wllit‘l' it
beginning at 10 II. In. The fl‘VV'IIII"
from the attic will be used toward the
purchase of prizes for those children
whrwe ttII‘I'IIn re "‘"N‘ ‘:I"' If" ..
titled them to each honor. This de-
cision watt made at a meeting of the
Guild at Mrs. J. H. l‘lI-ltre's, Monday
IIfIIIrnorn. The “11011.1 of commute-w
at this meeting aitowcd 'hat ”to (mild
had done much good work in addition
to the children's gardens. Mrs. J
(‘ltatlII reported that between July 1'
and November 18. 330 planet: of jet
ly had been sent to thc Hoffman lsi
and Hospital. and 318 III Swinburne
Island. in connection wi‘b this partic-
ular Work the Guild wl'IlIca to thank C.
E. 'l‘, lI‘nirty. Miss Helen Raymond.
and t‘. if. (Rover for generous aid in
pI'IIIInrltII: the icilics for shipment and
'wntII-r Stewart & Co. for the boxes in
which the jellies were packed. iteI
tildes ”lot-lo there were three quntts of
grape juice sent to Willard Parker
Hospital and 14 glasses of 19in sent
to the Mothers'
ning Club to llomes and Hospitals in
New York.
ml.“ of the Guild are carried on so un-
ostentiodsly that many are unaware;
l‘ is an‘
of their far-reaching benefits.
ornnizntion worthy of recognition
and it is hoped the cake sale will be
well patronized.
lNDIll'Slillll, t‘lS llil
80llil, liliil Sillililll-
the annual meeting of the National Eat one Tablet! Put your stomach in
order with Papc'o Dlnpcpctn.
No waiting! When meals don’t. fit
and you belch gas, Iclda md undigest-I
ed food. When you feel indirection
pain lumps of distress ln stomach
heartburn or headache. Here is instant
;””°'A A
just as soon as you out a tablet of
~Pape' a Diapepain all the W... in-
digestlon and stomach dim-cu ends
Thus plgnmt. harmless tablets of
Helper in East Six-‘
teenth street, N. Y. Mrs. Godrge. llol-.
ion reported 53 pounds of surplus verz- .
etablea sent front the. Community Cnn- ‘
The different undertalc;
i (‘in Engineer llenry B. Minor of
lh-ttu place was a \‘lnltor in New York
ci'y )‘estct‘day.
'l‘lIe Whusoever Circle of the
King's Daughteu will meet this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Edward P.
Smith 0t 29 Seaviow avenue.
I
i
The usual amount of routine bunt-
nems was transacted when the month-
ly meeting of the Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company was held last even-
ing at the quarters 0n Van Zant Mi‘eet.
.‘ll'lll. lianlcl l.'lioultuedllIu of Rowan
street will lIttIo the~mcmbcrn of the
Women‘s Foreign Missionary Society
at her home thfi rveuim: for their
regular monthly meeting.
Many East Norvt’aik datucc lovers
are planning to attend the float ap-
pearance this III-awn of tho ever-popu-
larMcheiiy‘IIt Singing orchestra :It the
Armory this evening.
The [ltlllt'I‘ received II notification
late last evening that a strange man
was lying on a porch on First street.
but when Pa'rolmnu John Roberta in-
vI-Itigated he found that it was the
man of the house who was resting on
the porch. V
The Weekly meeting of the “'cmcn‘s
Auxiliary of Chriat church will bn ‘I‘
on Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. t‘. M. Wood of Osborne :II'cnuII.
important business is Ilaled‘to come
before the uIctuhI- H and all are re«
quested to attend.
I
I
and Mva .i. ll Scmole. fol-uteri?
of ti Cnilnac rtruct, i-Iaxt Nut-walk nor
midlnx in Glenbroolt. were presented
with a baby girl at the Stamford lins-
plttIl in" week. Mother and baby are
in the best of health. Mr. and Mrs.
Scmple are now blessed with two boys
and two girls.
)‘r
“1“
Alphonse Cancvari, who 1:! with the
s'mucur LN!“
tion oil
among
i
i
‘ comm 'em
l fished
i
Why the -
American Posture Leagué
Endorses the Trupedz‘c Shoé f
The Trupedic Shoe promotes
health and efficiency.
For that roman it has receivedjhc
endorsement of theAmerIcan Posture
America' I foremoat ortho‘ppdic cur-
geons. doctcn, physical trainers and
reboot hygienists.
It vm the Posture League that. after
oilsexperiment and study. estabo
types of normal. natural, human feet. I
instead of one clandard type. .
This lo the butt: principle upon which the re-
i re. might. and oath-re. II it unrated.
Yourfooth‘dom chime typo.
undue whicbone. ATrupcdicoboeoftb-t
typo will {It you pert‘cctly.
Elwood E Glover
17 mm» §treet
QfALL SORTS
Amelitall Exped‘ln n4i\
France. baa rememben-d
F orce .~
a number of Christmas post
from the. country across the :03. The
cards are printed in French and are
quite a novelty.
The Ouch. Club assembled last
evening at the home of Mlnn‘ Dorothy
Sherman on (‘ove avenue for their
weekly social and businers meting and
passed the evening by sewing for the
Red Cross. it was decided that the
next meeting be held at the home of
Miss Cora Van Coeverin: on GreKory
Boulevard on .Monday evening, next.
East \‘orwulk residents are ct Held
erably interested in the regular
monthly meeting of the (‘in Council
which will be held this evening in the
City Hall. The rumour has sph-
that matters in which the third dis-
trict people will be much lute-rented
will he brought before llIc councilman
for discussion.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET, NIIIIII.«.AIlI'anI'ct<
of the first hcur \ycrI- abruptly halted
by reactions of one to two points in
Crucible Steel, Studebaker, industrial
Alcohol and Mexicali Petroleum. the
latter losing ground on reportII ot a
severance of relation» cf .‘lllt’llt‘itl‘
oil companies with thI- .\lI-inan got
ernmcnt. Other lt‘ittll'l‘h yicidI-d mot:
crateiy. but losses were balauwd b
the further strength of rillltitllllfl, Iuct
ors. American {‘ar, Railway Ste.»
Springa iiIII-t Sugar. itialiiicn, .III
national Nickel and Wit-on l’atkiu"
Rails rcIIIaiuod irregular, :IIIIi l' S
Steel fractionuliy. LIEIIIIII Soc. . -l I
fell to the III II: low for tip I] . 7
92.90
\l'Ali. STltiTiIT'l‘. it II a. In. .\'l:\\'
YORK. lict‘. lit. -'l‘lIe <tIII'l; )l'll’l.m'
was visibly iu'htcurcd at ‘he open“
of ioduy‘xI tradiui: by ("hairntan (iltl'y'h
optimistic“ views regarding future in-
dustrial condithua. Stu-h. IIIIII‘II
tucnta, shippiuct. oils and Fpt’a‘lilllic
rcorIId gains varying from large ftac
lions to ll,~'_~ poiuta. hut tail- u‘I re lI
reaponrtvc. later tobaccoa and .\lo‘
or: were uddni to the list of strong
and actite iseuen. Liberty lionds c. v
tinned heavy. however the PI Int
45' l Iuakiuc a new minimum of 93 Ii'.’
Try 3 Sentinel Want Ad.
in 3
Michael P.
Dunne of But Washington street yt'ith
cards '
. NAVTON FMEMEN .
WILL HOLD A SPREAD
I of in bummer: in the
.~l('i' supper by the Ronywn Hoke
l‘hc I
Impany given by request of many
who enjoyed a similar spread last
swine. Persona that. have paflnken
of the hospitality. of the Ronytou
firemen always Ilooh forward to tre-
turn visit and tilt. foam lup-
Iper will give all u 0mm. Dar
ion friends of the Rovoyton may
will no doubt take advantage of the.
invitattu to come and actor enters
in every Itylo nerved in the napalm
manner for which the lbw-anon coar-
Ipany is justly celebrated. Following
the runner at 6 o’clock dancing will
be a feature. The energetic oom-
Iulttoe in charge laid “Bflnx a friend
and come on" .
Tlic't'ht'intlnas ruIIh 'Itlill prolaldy.
bin" in earnest in the local wtolllce,
a~ Il<eIIher.I. this week. All patron:
are urged to addremi pamlu plainly.
and to IIritI: the Return address. Thin
is the moat important thing about
mailing parcels it prevents confusion
and loss.
”AMEN
NOROTON i
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IIII- Tilly or intro-II. uho is stoppint: on
ltmad street, Stamford, is recovering
from her recent severe illneu.
Rev. Mr. Mohr of Brancnvtllo. who
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Robert A. King of Hillrtido street.
Springdale. has; returned home.
i The Nor-own Heights tum Depart-
iInent has received It ”00 check from
5 Frank F. notice" of Norman, in m-
énitlon of the department's promptnees
land tffectiveum in extinculshinx It
icbimnev fire which broke out recently
in hiII midenco on the Post Road
This fire department is dcvervlm: of
, considerable credit for the promplncrs
with which it mpondn to fires in any
[section of the town of Dartcn, and for
Illa effectiveness in fighting tires. The
members have. at considerable person-
al sacrifice in money and labor, built
up an granulation that in the mum
of any volunteer fit-Io department. in
the State and an invaluable asset to
the town. The department is making
arrangements for an entertainment to
be bold in the near futum for the pur-
pose of raising funds to purchase aev
oral hundred feet of hose.
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Full Line in Best
Meats,
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a National Health Organism
high standing. numberin
its members many
fact that time are firm
muhbie fit I’tpulitieo of Tru icv crc
mzedic in one «yo 0 the:
builtol three di rel! ground lam—Ilia III-
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Groceries-
8. Vegetables
C. D Charnok
.78 NOR-TE MAW STREET
vateeI-toua 5333
ri’tttir Vision
headache-
TAKE GARE 0? 20033238
NOW.
;. Don’t'hufler from at remit. of
‘ your neglect later.
We rotatn‘eXclusivc"wviou-ofl
DWI-ISIS, college mined eye-
sight specIIIlisu.
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TnAMEn
Norwalk Chronicler