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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 13, 1918 · page 9

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week no promptly that oven the record mount of lamb end other
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lens oi lamb
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26: ill Fore Quarter lamb
241'. lb Rump oi Veal
30c lb Pork Roast

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Bib Veal Chops

.280“). Shoulderl’otkout 2401b. PrimoklbW..28¢-—36¢lb.

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: GRAPE FRUIT 3mm-um-nomuzonmnn-mu'anneumuy...... 5 for 260 ’

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NORWALK

SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS

SO. NORWALK

U. 8. License No. 17,903.

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HAL CHASE LIKELY TO
PLAY WITH GIANTS

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Macaw wait Hire Him 1! League 1111- the lii'esoni llrooklyn ownership. dercrndtutte “Mimi” in “mm“ ”1’“
Lifts Ban. "t‘L'ul'dinu (‘huse 'piflying first base ll‘llii‘i‘llil‘g, luv/.11.- the holidays eap lilll. Austrtilm: Stanton Abbott is man regulnrtuu tax bill. and 11
———-—~ 'im‘ like liiunu: .\le(‘.r11w either wolid "‘5'” and monarch; who have been i'e- alive 11nd Well in Providence; Jimmy good deal more frequent. lie is said to

Peacock .\iil'} testertlay “115 thit‘lt
with tobacco smoke ttndrpluora. (‘hiei‘
tumors was that either
Jake Dauliert or ilai (‘hase will plav
first base lot the Giants next season.
111 tact it was said yesterday that Dau-
beel already has been traded to the
(Hunts for ilolke. but John 8. Foster
lust night declared the trade had not
been put through. but admitted it had
been talked of.

\luch will depend on whether John
blv-liI'aw renmlna with the New York
elnl. it' McGraw goes to Cincinnati

filo! (‘hnse may. be retained by the story that (‘base was coming to the no Brest. to bring 1.700 American soi-
n...1.. as first baseman. “- Myers“. rc~ Hunts has been common 1105511. for ers are already here or how sent word Young lrwin. Dutch Thurston a diera home from France.

111111115 here 119 manager of the Giants
(“irase may he brought here in a deal
for iioike, Daubert almost certainly
Slih played his last. name for the Dod-
gers, He. probably will be seen either

in' :1 New York or Cincinnati uniform

leehhes 1111.1 ext-tiled tonditions that
are lhouuhl will 11:11" liuuhert from
\vetttfng 11211111 a itroklin uniform un-

deny or affirm the. rumor. "I thought
Hal would he dropped froth
the National Leanne." was John's
Evasive answer.

The slorr is that the charges made.
against (‘itase last year were not enh-
stnntiated and the league officials have
no grounds for barring ilttl from the
.mine. The National league did not
make public its findings in the (‘hasc
case 11nd apparently anxious to drop
the whole matter without comment.
in the shipyards where several of the.
New York players were employed the

sex eral months.

CURLEY AND JONES LOSE SUIT. i
Case Against Willard Dismissed by?
Judge Lehman.

 

 

VIEW li.\\'i"1\', Dec. 1‘3.—-—I..\e11111hitiz:1-
tion of the Student Anny ’l‘rniuim:
Corps at Yale l'niwrsliy on December
21 will so immediate resumption of un-

iettsed from military or nasal service
will undertake sport readjusttneuts
that call:l muv issue for candidates to
report tot filmi'is which may he follow-
ed in Ihe winter months. All sport.~l
will b1-lmeliateiy organized except
football The baseball men have :1
cage for practice.

The fraternities will reopen their
houses and make ready to elect 111cm
hers from the sophomore class late in
January. It i: expected that more than
1,501) men in college will register
eurlr in January for utheietit tennis.
Many of the team captains 11nd manua-

‘thut thev will be here before January
ii. The list follower

R. W. Gl‘iL'M-Q
tnanauer; on

Football «No captain;
l’ougtlikeepsin. N. Y..
coach elected.

Baseball-Captain, R. ll. Boyd. New

:lluven: manager. F. S, Hyde. Engle-

 

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rand it is altogether probable. that the

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The best of everything to eat and drink at econo-

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M Liver """"" " 120 lb' huh M " ‘ ' """ ‘00 lb' m; Immadeéhwe "at“ lb PRIZE R'Nfl BUSY; Ihlch seem only goat-13:11:31:
Pigl’ Hoods .. . ..... 241: lb. Pure Pork Snmgohinhtlbclb 40¢ . ilm um u the cum m a (mt

incisor: oi sport following the end of

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HOMES BACON ........... . . . . . . 360 lb. MAJESTIC BACON ................. 65c lb. the war. and the foremost unanimity
comm BACON .................. 60c lb. 303131.233 cmonnm mus . , . we 11,. ‘ her of Former Favorites throw: on. country and 0111111.. no
MAJESTIC RAMS ................ 421: lb. BRISKM' (10an 353p .......... 15.; lb. 11 1 John 1min Grace the chronic “WK Plans f0r the 1919 amen
DIXIE BACON .................... 42¢: lb. PLATE CORNED BEEF ............ 18c lb. ” ifllobe trotter. has done the heel and Chm" Elmo. Jr. notional amateut

. two in and out of more ports thus on! “d open champion ”011"“ "1|t “1

other boxer 'n captlllty, and his m the process of reconstruction “99°F
Idem!” have kept him well posted ro- most in the minds out] it is inovitnble
gardlnli the whercbouts of nut of 11111 "N "’0" ‘0"?! “1"! ‘0 the refluem
old timers who were coming their ""1 0' their “write 11113111111311.0119 or
three squares per when Jack won his the “WWW“ developments accord
.lng to Ethos, of the number of young
'playeru of seventeen, eighteen and
nineteen years of use who have come

and locating a host or knuckle-dusters "“0 the limelight. Possibly this (level

11lothtr d.” for a“ lnquinitlve scribe opmetti has been due to the absence
of many other stars in aervi1e.E1nns

looks {crowd to solo: the coming
summer show an astonishing increase

maxillary to the extent of dlgdng- up

veteran boxing lanai of the country
will be glad to hear of the whereabouts

 

has earned «1 form lor.tuni- neatly “ll of" many of the old “it”. In the number of golf Illavers: 11nd
‘ , EAT YOUR 11111111 Um” hudnees. He has fought' G rd i P litl yeompetuion 1. sure to be, keen 111 all
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t. :3 . V. y- nilili n1ie1- tin urrttnuctnent with 1. k1 .. ‘p 9 '0g -...
I ” i‘ ll '5 . K 1'” l“ “ "“M” ""1“ l" ‘ 'l .. ’15 Junw and Path \ they were to receive \ N" “Hm; 1411111 U mm ”1.1“ ' , ‘ REYNOLD'S JOURNEY'S END.
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' i . “ 19“ ”t": J 91:. 1 1 1 1 :111- rod 1% 111.111 our ell“ lluti‘n'o liili \l'ihl \\'1 -t fshow md “0111 “You is lit the Million hut-liners ir‘ 1331“ just been (ominitted to the Norwich
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”’ ~t .iillEiZI‘J VALE READY FOR ilor in Lowell. More , i1 or probable that Reynolds visited
iPORT RESUMPTION “Mr old friend, Ki, Melim \vitonil Nor-walk as often as he Visited my
ANGEV'NE FURNiTURE CO l .. _ iouein first in (‘tl‘Vi‘itHliL and later in town on hie lung: mute, All the print-
' EW'” “We Competitions After Christ. South Africa. is :1 movie actor in Lot! era knew him. and so did some. who
i mas Hollda I Aureles: Mike (Twin) Sullivan is 1111- not printers. Reynolds was In the
:‘Ewwfi-.... - _. --.“, - fl y.

working for his father in Boston and habit of hunting up a person and ask—
.iaek 1Twint is a “Mini! instructor to lug hint it he remembered some incl-i
the arm). lioney Mellody is employed dent that occurred twenty-fire. or thir~"
in the mtvv yard at Charleston Mass; iy years ago. in which one or both oi‘E
D1111 (‘reedon has :1 saloon in Broken them figured. Billy‘s gentle "tritiflt"

Vim lioort is noikini: in a cafe. in 511 have been the last of the ‘tramp p1 int
perior, Wis” and Shadow MUHI‘)‘ ‘5 in ers" who flourished in large numbers
St, Paul. in geuemtion ago. The typographic

"Recently i run into Herbert Slade. tramp has no place in the printing
the Maori. in Salt Mk9 city. "8 “3 trade today. Skill, steadiness and so-
sent to America by the 1M? Jem Mace briety nre required here, as in mom
to Fight lohn l. Sullivan He is tat-1n other trades nowadays
ing and getting along niccllfi Ed South
hettm Known as Demei Ed. and his
tnother Paddy. ate in business in Bi er-
ell. Wit-11 lhnmt' Mum-V *8 “‘1“ ‘“ new roux, Dec. 12 .4111. armored
i‘:111n1nn.11111i Eddie llnnlon is abetting cruiser North Carolina, first or the
iosltnc'tot in the arm). Othr Pacific lighting cult to be equipped for

"009 transportation. wanpiougntngt
(‘oitst Boxers now living in Sim Fian- ‘
riseo are George Green. the original the Atlantic today 011 1191’ Way to

 

CRUISER FITTED FOR TRANS-
PORT WORK

The big warship was titted up in
fourteen working days with sinndw
bunkeen and sailed yesterday on her
new mission.

Refining of many battleships and
.the larger type of cruisers for trans-
port work is under-way. it was learn-g
ed today at the oitlce of Vice-Admiral '
Cleaves. bend of the cruiser and trans-

Young \Iiicltell.
MoAuiiite Overseas.

'A lot of the old boys are making 11
”(lull thin: in New iork. The last I
'heuid oi‘ Futnk time be was conduct-
thoring >(il00l Young Cathett is

 

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11th season. . ~=—-—

l’ncle Wilbert, Robertson yesterday .. , , iwood. N .J.: coach. probably \‘i‘iillntn “111 h and Willie Fitzgerald otteratelmrt service, and others vessels will
dot-lured that Jake would continue N 1011111): “$11333: figfifiefiugibfig :51? Lauder. ' i‘l'lts in Br:ookl.l‘“ “Am. Wabbit: 2:031:38 North Carolina. within a
gum-d the antewuy suck for the Dad lard.11ea\'\'\\'eigltt champion. tocmnpel Track—No captain: ‘ Sherman Bald in the theatrical busineijmg; in the - '
gHV'R‘ Daubert‘s 8““ against. the him to ...}v them $1” 000 bee. us ‘ of Win’ New lorlr. manager; - roach ”MS is running :1 ma 1t ‘ “V S
Bhwkirn club makes that highly 1131. ‘ 0‘ 11 9 Johnny black. with Bun- Qucnle ror Bronx Jack Skein 1.1 now a 511111 111:

probable. however. Regardless of the

out come. of the case it has engendered
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Don’t Let

Eyeslrain

Interfere with your work.

Our glasses, made after an exam-

ination of your eyes, will increase

7°“ “1°19“!- -11m1= the plo'ntll’fs fifteen days 111 HWARTFORD Conn, Dec. 12 ~JFlrE- meted confldenbie attention. has him- . .
“'hll'h ‘0 ink“ an appeal men poured thousands of gallons '0: astral the, Superior Court to allow hei . FLAX-SEED
‘ ' ~ JON-'1 and Qurloy "de the water into a font- story apartment Rum pendlpxttie trial of the 61' {(5 U
TH‘SA M E match between Willard and Johnson house in mtndnmm avenue. yenter- "m court inhibit the recently A; - . '_

-~ ‘1‘” and Jones of large purses to Wil-

his failure to hand over 10 per cent.
of his earnings sinceJune. 11. 1917.
‘eamo to Naugltt yesterday In the Su-
Cpreme (‘ourt when Justice Lehman dis.
missed the complaint. The Justice
'took the ground that no proof had been
aulnnilted showing: the amount of Wil—
| lord's earnings from the date on which
'he ceased payments to Curley and
Jones. The court declined to accept
ills evidence offers on the part of (‘ur-I

told to meet various puglllsts
The plaintiffs set forth that day theyJ
lhad been unable to furnish figures as
to Willlards earnings from June 1L;
1917 mecca-e the defendants refused
to produce books showing the receipts i
laud expenditures. Justice Lehmanl

which was t‘tiulht at Harem, April ii. day after tire was tiltinovontl near ihb brought. who motion for: attorney is i
W

1915. the white 111.11 toppinltbe negro

the crosscountry runners.

Crew—Captain, Winter Mead. Bronx-
vilie, N. l'j; manager. ll. 0. liauzhtom
llion. N. \'.:’ conch, ‘Prol. Mather. A.
Abbott.‘

Basketball—Captain, C. (‘ Strudella.
Nmth Toruuiandn, N.- Y.; coach prob-l
ably Bernie Trimmers-

Hockey—Status uncertain owing to
loss of indoor rink.

Swimming— (‘ap ain. John M. Hinck

l[31 1dgeport Conn; I. P. Thurston, cup-

tuin of freshman teame .
Tennis-Captain, C. 8. Garland.
Wrestling—Captain. F. B. Avery.

A'utor,a N .Y'

 

 

HARTFORD HAS $50,000 FlRE

root of tho blinding. The

“titer and Jack McAuliife is going (v-
eiseus to do w'at W'Olié. Kid Griffo is a

bming inatructm Jack Downey is a
clerk in a city court. Kid Manrtland
virus :1 political job and Kid Broad is
ac tilt: in the movies.

"Peter Mnher is dtitlug a truck in
.5011 York Joe Bet-.steln Date Salli
lights may be seen on the streets of
'v.an Boer Rodel and dozens oi lesser
the big city any (in). All in all the

old boys are doing pretty well. "
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MR8. RUND'LE ASKS ALIMONY.

Don’t
Cough

Another day, it isn't necessary-
nor is it advisable to let that cold run
another hour. Kerr‘s FlaxSeed Emut
slop, Linontne. is the standard remedy
for coughs and colds, even stubborn
bronchitis yielding to itpgreat healing:
properties.

influenZn and Grip victims are
quickly restored to strength and vigor
by Llnonlne. the most healing at med

i ......
Gladys Brown Rundie the young

New York girl whose matrimonial

tumbles with her elderly husband

Samuel H. Rundle of Danbury, have eat—

 

. Tomatoes, solid pack 15c, two cans 29c

 

 

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NEXT TO A. J. COLLINS 8100.
12 North Main St South Norwali

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CHEESE ‘

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340 lb

 

First Prize Nut Butter ‘ '-
Jersey Made Oleo . .
Pure Lard . . .
Compound Lard . .

COFFEES
Coffee, Best Santos . . 22ch j
Standard Coffee . ,

TEAS ,

Fine Mixed Tea . . 39er ‘
Fancy Ceylon Tea . . 491: lb \ f

CANNED GOODS -

Early .lune Peas . 15c, two cans 29c
Fancy Com . 16c, two cans 31c

 

 

 

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Liberty Cabbage, large can 131', 2 25¢
Golden Pumpkin . 15c, 2 cans 29c
Campbell’s Soups . .
Beans \
Molasses . . ~ lch’cau
Columbia River Salmon .

PACKAGE; GOODS
Corn Flakes . . 9c pkg . ,1
My-T-Fine, ’all flavors . 3 for 251'.
Tryfosa, all flavors 3 pkgsfior 25c,
Spaghetti or Micarotu . 3 pkgs. for 250

 

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SOAPS - 6'40 2 for 13¢
FAIRY BORAX, large coke: , 5.. '
F3113 NAPTHA WASHING POWDBB, '
IVORY 1 ‘ 6 1-20, 2 for 13¢
BABBI‘H‘S Kirkman’s
OZONE Ozone
P. 1h 0. WHITE NAPTHA , BOOURING POWDRI

 

EVAPORATED MILK

2 cans 25c - 1'

LIBBY’S CONDENSED MILK/

. 2 cans 25c

Sweet Clover Condensed Milk

17c can

 

Fresh Pot Cheese and Sweelllnller Received hail! ' "i

Standard Butler-1t“: 599 i
Company~

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