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_ t to 16 in ~~—-~- . .' - ’ “*‘uw—r-‘v‘w4-4 ~w-—»—4— .....---_-._-g___ N“. H.-_....,-__ .
‘ W ‘ ‘ 9 - . , ., 411mm in)... Miiriay he put ”‘5th center ” ‘DM ‘" “~' "'~~--'-—-—- ’
'1}; id Stars Pmcl‘ne)‘ '1. . ' ..« . . iinto the hoop mean being the' first! Georgianna Taylor Mi Such BILL WOULD 3P. F. O’Meara and E W. Broder, mem- ’-
. . .- ‘l . .2 . . 1 Referee: ‘63 Brotherton. ' i ll“ 55 3 .. HAVE' MATE ibeis. Of State. Board Of Mediation and '.
.., 1,1; l. .' {111118 ‘ - baskets of the game. Sisk,110 5* side center 5?! . . ,
. . . K. O. K. A. Trim Independents. a bold H 1 - I I, Arbitaation; E. Kent Hubbard. Dirac- .
”7— in the preliminary 1flame the Knights very small put up a brine .m e 9‘13ng H. PenningtonII STAID SOLDIERS tor of the Connecticut Reformatory;
. mix gum“ "f has of K‘s“, Arthur prove; {00 fast {oi-(the battle In an open field Gonch 1138,8811 right guard i ., .. - .. .. . C ngghappelgea L. Avery and W H
-.1 won in this city Independ'mfs “he lost. the game by the ball to sisk who was loose from-:1? virg; -nia Gebhard Miss A herrissI Confi’ii’ued from First Page, b: s 3111:! my? gmfifiggsm' Km.
.1 .1» staged al the the score. of 26 t0 6. The game was Opponent and DI" “V0 Pum" 8" 1 5 left gii'a112'd,I2Ibm,15 '31 h the W l i ”he nomination of Judge William
1 lost evening when _ » _ Takes Second Game From cr.edit l - n c committee on m1 itary I‘ ‘tbie was confirmed by. both ’10qu
\'..-.~ lk “I‘m over- fast but lather one-sided as the lnde- Tl made the second victoxy for HOUR AND ENTINEI; gami‘s‘ recommefidcd. so thfl bill of 1 ;-
' ” “ ‘ . . . - Center 13 to 6--Fine Work 1is 3 the governor‘s yearning to ,be one of . -. . .' v
. ‘ Arrows of New pendants were outclassed due to their . , d C. h . Franklin and they hope to pile it up to TO BOWI; TleGHT the most important pieces of legisla- . _ bill was offered by Senator hie"
" ‘ , ‘ oor shootin . The Malkin broth rs, , 11 one . ‘ , - ' ., . , ..f - '11: l ”l“ di-“P‘al'lng‘of ”19 md‘flag-
”f is to 1‘6" Ilia ' 'll‘ld Wail won the f in Murray ”—3 as man) as possible No def 41.5 “L l ~ ‘ ’7 .t‘ion diallingth thme aigsmemeheWbig .\cti " ‘ : O “de prohibition
:...x..l was in attendance K‘? it T1 'I d . thgainelor 3 The anklin‘ Commercial Course’sl expected and WOUId be a surprise if T.c iouiih bowling match of the 33:, gugpéngion of who's.“ ifnmed . .iendment probably will not be tak-
,I, , ' mg! 33- 193' 93 in 9- scorng an ; " . ' 1 11 ha ened. Tuesday. January 28. series hemp. th . " ‘ . ' . .1 for several days.
T “. IILOTKOI‘II‘ZST 32:; were wonders on the floor. 1deieated Center Junior High yesterday “elm“:l; ill meet High School Sopho- teams mill 8:101:32: 2:11;: 322:: :itfili’mtfiagsrefig‘tgm 33;”: (Kg-’2‘: Indications are many that the Gen-
1. : 111.11 ' ' i ' . . . . F‘l‘a
_ . . - - - . . 1 . I m] time or ‘ths season at . pun . oral Assembly will be asked to forth
‘1..- .llll.illlt'1ld were well re- Paul Burns, the dimunitne forward for Ill? ciiocoufl In one of the most more Five. 1.110 will have a strong :it the Norwaik Alleys on Isaac street. two. The bill will thenrbe tranmitt- er liberalize the Sunday: observance
:1 line came. It was not one of the lndependants, “as as “St and the .mco ' the court team and it Will be an eveirmatch as The Sentinel pinmcn will. no hundi~_ed to the commgtteetogapmogg: 2‘?" 111MB
~' 1 Simon... or scientific ”9““ 5‘ 91“)“ as ”0‘“ teams Showed "““mg games “or seen on both teams are'expecung a hot game. canned this evening through die-loss}, Tige'commlsdionmo 8 5:1}: .al'. A min ‘° “mum“ ““999 mm"
.III51I1:<I6I.I.I. {m 1.1:” puonii Ho 1.1215 all oven the court at once. and the Center Highs weie lgrininfiiedTli) Thursday afternoon Franklin C‘. C. will of Henry Schenck. their anchor 1min. aid gzsgmasmgmsggc l'l‘hesomeen: off by SeimImr 1.)“:ng wool:
‘ "‘ " ‘ -" ' " ‘ - . . Franklin by the score of 1 to is. , " . give state ass 8 ance to era an
I during the:- 11.1.4: 1mv years. but bemu; i of his size w as 1blc to SUI; 0m) hundred and fifty fans that won» play against Fianklin A. C. at the. l. in- Whose right hand was injured last Sat- bets are mhbfilappolntefd by1 the gov keepersof sheep. Anotherwlll‘wmild
~"iv fun mi...” .4 ,f \“yin v hot ”‘9 b3“ out from under the noses O . 1 coln court. “I‘day Cartwright, a. new and impor— emor, to 0 office or WU years, repeal the egg-branding law oi last
. 1 . is . .. .D. the Knights on several occasions. present were delighted and OVeP-jOyCL The line-up is as follows: tant adilion to the secOnd district without compensation, except their session; another would extend the
‘ "- I'l" 11211-1 “f “‘9'?“ mil” fast. "8' n. $,v- . . 1 . — n to at the opportunity of watching one of . . , v . . expenses The commission ‘5 _author- sco e of exem tions from :ivment 01'
,. ,_ ,1,1 a1" '“dson “as 1.11 onli ma , Franklin 13 (enter 1, team. will Schencks place this eVen- ' a t an the condition and p D p '
“our “on; and accurate amt f l . 12 3 I'm” and he the he's-t. games ever staged on this . . $ . _ W . . . . me o inve gate _ the personal tax, and' still another
.loc score or t 1e mu p1 m . . - . f_ b1 Murray . Smart ins. \\ alter lrelanu is expected back. whereabouts of wounded Connecticut would make November .11 a legal holi-
‘1... local Imn . d il -. dropped in ”,0 0m}. two goals the In- court. It. “as a clean game 10m 1' left forward in the line—up- for the Hour men and. soldiers returned to this country, the day.
‘ 1 " ' 1 "1'" “ .. “‘1 3}" dependants cased. Igmnmg to finish and Center did not. Gonch Blake their team will be considerably condition 0‘ thei'xl-‘liliependenltsand Dr}; Judgeship resolutions were in for
.~ on me llom. leadby Captain The $00,...- ' expect such a trimming as theyvplayeo ri ht f rw- rd strengthened vide forlboth. e comm ssifon ‘31 Neliemiiih Candee and G. ll. Vos-
“m'nP-V- “19-" “‘01‘9 greeted ,. . 1. 1. K. 0. K. A. their best and brought down a crow] g 0 “ . ' ~59°Preal°tmems' “““Fm‘ce mm 9 much Norwalk: J H Brown and'GJ.
'mdm'ing ., Home nd 11 mu m ”m“ ‘m " .— . DUN-‘4 Frank "'—""—‘*—"" Ego‘emmemv °°mppnsan°n and med" Smith. Milford' '1'. F.Welch~a.nd.1. 19.
; . . Dl . - a Rum, L, 1arlov of meters from horwalk. They show-I . new” .CARDINAL GIBBONS. GETS ,cal and surgical treatment. if these are NICPRIJ‘IHD Southington' J H Barnes
WP": “H"? ”‘0 fill“! f““’ "1““ it.“ forward ed what they could do but. did not Sisk \Iurpliy PA‘PE‘S GRETIMG delayed. It will provide vocational and H. J.’ Pettis, No1"wich;. T. B.
““""""“~ ”I?" “”m‘ "3 1““ “'9" Ammor W. Mailhin prove strong enough and will not keep ' ' 1 BA] Tl‘liOR ‘ 9 r' ”3‘"?ng for Bowlers um“ aid can b“ Dunne and G. L. King, Meridian; J. F.
nu.” “1.1 W" ”nil “"‘l'l‘ in ,. l t forw rl up With Franklin - left guard 1 _ . i I‘4- Jan. 2....——Vi 111101” for- obtained from the federal government. McGrath and W. J. Larkin, Jr., Water“
rm. I .. “g, a” , . ,. ‘ , 'I L. I ' F I II Schulman Busing and Hanlon mality, Archbishop Bonaventura Cer— The commissmn is authorized to co- bury; J. R. Mend ath A. 11mm.
. , . . . . Hu.ni\\> ll. .\l.1ll.1n Miiriay “as the star o.l1 evonin, ri ht uard rme Under Secretary of State at the. operate with all federal agencies Greenwich' J B Dillon and G S Wil»
.11. of ii... Ammsc. started the center and had his eye. on the buakrlf- and. g g 'Valicnn t d' . . d P ' B created. The commission will have lis Shelton' J R Edlin Middletown'
1 .. 131.. 1.1.12.1 1...}, (22111111 iiulit -.'_, . . . . . . . 0' , Goals—4Field goals, Murray: Conch, . I; . o a) piesente one one» powar to employ directors and assist- , , . . , ,
\l d. on .T. R101d.in \\ .1.~ prominent in the. scmln,. ., _ I .. dm 5 “e t' C d l bb , . . S. J. Bryant and C. J. Martin, Orange.
‘ “W ““1 "‘m’r" ”w end of lth "turd “Kid" Vliii'rav by 1111119 never kept .: Slsk: Schulman, ‘2: ”onion. "‘ g. 9 ing to ar ma Gi ons Oil-ants and H" the" compensation. A. C. Baldwin and A. H. K“. ty, Derby"
72,-”- ;1“. “vow ginnd 21 to 8 .. , ‘ " i , . . ‘ ‘ i.'. . ' Poul goals: Murray. :‘ho ("0351011 or ”19 cardinal’s golden: . May Meet Opms't'P" . . E. R. Kelsey and L. B Zacher, Brash
.. M.-(.11111i-.\s l..l\n21pp llll-l eyes off the ball and lie. 1. constant. R III) l T 'l . jubilee of his cplscopale The forum 3 Indications that the bill Clt'allng ford; J. Moss Ives and S. A. Dams.
\S’i‘tfll‘il'n of the, IN on the r... 1 .. . . watch over his 0, fluent Gum“ was? 9- ‘1““- ‘2 3‘ °‘- “3 commission to investigate trolley . .. - . . . ._ . __
h ,uaid. . 1p .(-_(.1,..-b,m n f 1h t 1 k 1. Danbun Ale). Mum; and R. 11.. Cal
i in this half 1111 players Fl ild g... 1.1. Wilson q. l Tarlov q also as quick '12: '1 ll'ish 'iml “”me m“ “ i 10 0 13 em“ 00 p ace conditionsin the state may meet some nev Manchester J O quares and F
t " 2 2 ' 2 1- - " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' )0 E JACKSON BACK lion last autumn, but due to war con—iopposition‘ in 11.1: house was evident m," yDietter Hamden ‘ L '
”‘5 “'m ‘1 “3'“ “‘“t “'0“ 111.11.111.11. :1: R. Malkin. 4; J. Riordan.
'lie on col to Center as they could not
'.dilions he pope was unable (0 send
today. Senator chtt presented the bill
The Governor nominated C. F
1:11 i'. 1.,milnlimis as liziskct- . - .. ,. . .' Y 1 9 ' - . - . ' .
“I. m. . 'l‘ 111 ll’ll‘n‘V “'2 . 3, leoep 111111 back from ill- ..oai .md IN Q0NIISI§EIY S FAV’ OR Ianyonc at tha ttime Hi1 confer-Judy 11:11. the recommend“ Beach. H. K. Lyman, H. S. Neilson
. 1 .1. l l . k._ .15. Rm‘u-l't’u‘: "Yes" Bl'ullii-l‘fml. WhOll llltx did he had anew“ caged ““4”. 1 0113 ma e In t e governor 8 message and Karmi Kimberlv for the State
1 'M\\'(» 1' i " ~l1-on tli f(l' his ' 1‘31““ in the way Caidinal Gibbons and asked for suspension of the rules . ' '
. 1. .~ . g 1 two baskets and did some 2‘12: '241 i. as; loo Jackson is coin: to il'iv {or the ~ - .' . . Board Of Agriculture.
. W1 I,“ ”I“ was You I l ' eniirtained Monsignor (‘erreni at din. for immediate transmission to lht House bills included those to in-
"I . l l" i' i {‘ ITQRGF (‘IRS1pN M A Y ”15.! “lilCh hilpt‘d llile Hi) Im- score W bite Sox next. season. and ilicriby‘ 111-1. uhicn was attended by local house, but Senator Hemenway, in his crease‘thc pay ofjurors f-ronrflitowséI;
"”1 5i “1-1 “I“ l 1 ‘V 1" f‘ 7 Murray and Gonch wee a great pair, hours 21 tale. (."liailvy Comiskei who 1 ~ .. ” - - - Iopposition to this procedure had the
' ‘ f 11 \r ow: f r LLAD TORONTO [EAM (alliolic cliuich dlgfllial‘lefi. rt f t bl t 1' to abolish the New Haven Beam
' 9 ‘9 1 1 2‘1 _“ 0‘ plated a wonderful game from hegln- lllHel‘h‘ asaailod Joe “th 111:2 noieri‘ suppo 0 “0 repu 1can sons. 0 8. Ed cat' on; i'oxidin a ten year. View
V " ""mfimfl to “p" ”1" min to nd. loncli >itii 2' t 1.1 u s! ‘ ~ ‘ 1 ' \ichbishop Cerretti Whn arrived in House and druif 0t Ora go, which It“ 1’ l ‘st Dung mfto vehicles to
(I ’i'iiitl< Franl' C‘ . “Forge Gibson. veteran flinni coach g e g“ 1" “0 as 1129.01 Jumped to h" "h’mm'és 133‘ Baltimore last. evening planned to go was sumcicnt to block tho action do a y or ea he r l i“ and
' ‘ " " “‘9“ ,, , , . . . . kets and Murray one and one foul. summer. has relented and offered ilm shed and send the hill to the railroad amend the teat: rs pension aw .
, , . .. . , ..-1d mic-hm. Will manage the Forum ‘I . . , ‘0 “asliingion this altei'noon. ‘ amend it v chart in-
dll {.11111. cmlamh - . . a number to ..c 3 EM
. , . these two indivuluals had done 2111 re. OUVO branch. Coiniskey was induced committee Senatoi Kletts hill em . .
m 1”,, m, )m p . . 1 cub of the International Longun nox — »v—————-—— , w th . t a dot a eluding that at Waterbury.
- - ( )Gfl-K passing and wonderful blocking Their to reconsider his determination to bar REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TRAFFIC 9° are e. 30‘9“)” 0 ”p '
s'rason if the Giants can obtain v"1i1'
8.1111711. Ill'oppnd in advised John McGraw that he ha i!
.- ..11111. 1< for his Mam been. ol'i’cied the Toronto managerial
job and could do business with Mr C.
shooting getting all'oif Conic."
(six).
a points
One of wliicn was from the cm.
pointed out £1 at he wasn't so 11:111. a!-
ter all, and asked the Chicago boss to
freight traflic this year, and cause-2
qucntly he did not expect any great
reduction in the general level rates
committee of two senators and three
the state. The membeis of the com-
mission are to serve without compen-
sailon except their expenses. They are
. flange a basketball coal and 1 . . . . _ _ '
..a'em‘nn w...- (“-9-— 11:521.] "ix- 01‘s on him. No difficulty in thhi re- opponents “a? a hard timo- 1)C=U\Cll up lacks-ion inmIIhIe White Sox 5‘ a “ ASKINGTON‘ Jan. 22-_D1re°t°1‘f.members of the house and six non- AMEMCAN LEAGUE "S
T. " " spent. is expected Gibson yesterdav Willi them B1ll . llanlcn did some ‘peacc communion" of Chicago {ans Geneml Hines said today that PTt‘l‘emimembers of the assembly. to investj. new ORLEANS
. ,21111.~. hi: 11mm. 731:, ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' fine playing and did some i'xlt'a good who pleaded the case of Jon, Thv'y mdiCRUORB POimfll *0 3 l‘t‘GUCUOfl 0f gate the street railway conditions in CLEVELAND, 0.,Jan. 22.—-The local
American League baseball team will
train in New Orleans again this spring.
3-W'lliovn “llfl :l. 3. , . . , I _ Iv
.'.v‘.l~.l‘1rm who but fact-x : Cattery. the Toronto club owner. if he t1 1 of the floor. , 7 1“ bygones he bygom‘" Emmi?!" "”0 during the year. gauthorized to hold public hearings and 1‘0 eXh‘b’u‘m games ““11 be played. on
8. ' - e ..n ' was 14",? agent . There were just ii: .~ louls. three on had made a very good record as :1; {suggest legislation for the benefit or the way north ,it was announced. At-
.Iisiaiiilg'o from Uncle .‘licGi‘qw (ll—l'OIIl‘D” . asked for w-wiv Franklinlnnd the rest, on Center. Con- worker in the yards. And so he will ““3113?“ Aboudmh. I" who ”309““ the tronega $35181“: tOf 3:8 “flag": ter a month‘s training. the team. wi‘J-
‘Wmil ”fl-555‘ 1.3“"18 at am ’ 3 ‘ tor not scoring any tools but Murray be resioicd to his old standing immrl‘féd at. Camp Milk! New Y0!" £1333“ Klgtt' n0: 3111113331119: 3‘“: learn New Orleans about W20.
' " “'5’ ”it“ b‘” Whi'll ' scored one for Franklin. When the basebalL 01’ course. it wasn't entiré- Nam France. I'hna been enjoying 8 “13mm“ tuba-vex ml hill immediately m direct m much for the 0mm,
libtson would be 9 big success in
lough at his. home here and with roili-
transmitted to the hand. Senator
llic evening‘s pet. first lialf ended the Score rend. seven ly altruism which swayed Mr Comls- ‘ '
. _ To to . . . . mg game April 23.
“as succeede'l ,b)’ “minglak: llili: 1:021:32‘:0:;;a";::‘ to nothing in favor of Commercial live e. kev. lie is well aware, of the fact. fixes. in South Norwnlk. IHenionnI Y. 111139th 133d”; said I: ._ . __._
w had been 'um '11 ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ’ 2 ' . - . . , . , . .. - ' ._.....- was not oppos o aVln" expe '.
_ .1 pi g With Plitsburg and New York he al- M about the minutes before the first that othcr tluli picsidenls were not a ;ome but he believed, the public; SPECIAL PRICE
:.i'nnl Contello wont
. 7 ' ‘ . - ' '
I .. .. Costello played a ways was regarded as .1 smart inside
baseball man. being especially pro‘i-
lialf ended the score read nothing to
nothing but. when only four and one-
blt prejudicr'd against. Jackson and,
probably Would 01111059 any more to
Helpful Hints
Never add acid to storage butteiy
unless: you; have been advised. to do so
luilluies cummissinn should do this
work and many are asking with him
what the public utilities commission.
Ear Hard Wood in Blocks. '.
We Aha-Bell Red Oak “in
"11- “hill‘ he was in it. He half minutes to play Franklin iiglit- blackliqt him for the very good and
, . , (2'63 1 ' ~ d l ' ' .21. ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ ' ' mapaienced battery man. if the . _ -
...1 H..- floor and had a. 11 n in Ievespmg pitch '8 I Gibson. cried up and played airtight ball to the sufficient reason Qhat, they would Ilka solution is weak it means that the acid in CM ”Sam”, “Sides deco~ M M
.II ['i.' linsl<.~is. dro . i 1owever. sta inglioldol’qiil.eam:1n. I d k' l . _ . he ‘ teeand rat! AW . . _ MN
. oping n agerial task owin I0 llv ..- 1 en and ma mg i iree baskets and one in haw mm for their own clubs. Ihas W1 ‘15 a the W! Members of the House may register WM.
coals. More o..- final bell " ' ' g ' '0 “mag "' foul before the bill rang. Duvis in the new! WW" Adm 1.21.1411 8““ their objectlon. on the some score 3 Down St" East Rom
I, skill of his predecessors. Lajoie won
the pennant in Toronto in 1917. anl
Dan Howley led the Maple Leafs lo a
championship in 1918.
After the Giants signed Pal Moran
as coach it became certain that Gibson
would not be retained on the club this
year.
.witimil hall the Norwnlk boys
New Yorkers at their mercy
ed with them :1‘. Will. They
their scon- 112111 Misc and at
' lllllf’ iii'i‘evoniuil the visitors
proiii'liinc llI'le‘ enough to
HINT-“fill try. Toward the Itackled him around the legs and Tim Dr H W Huxley of the PMW‘ state by lifting what is temodche . ’
. . ._....._._.._._.._.._,.___- 6 to t t ‘
3... lmll ”16‘ old stars slowed . 3 lov declared it a foul but no one heard Gun Chlb 0f Dnnbury, W33 elected‘ amMnfilthfime e433 31.27135“; aoflprefevai; qurdreen Oflamnn' ”Hm”: chmmmmm- ‘ Pm
rmd any. I? Arms 21 preml PHIIS M!’ IHE the whistle as there. was so much president. Edward H. Bailey, scene» “It, wit cannot {mail but 9* m" sandettrancaferrlinsf themhurdt “en. 'm' ”It; I
CARDS IN TRADE
. ivz' .- lo \11 ”001‘“Ol'k and [1:148-
...-..l illc-1”I\illlll_‘2 lilf‘ll own.
0‘)
4...
2:11111- (‘lllll"l.
. E Pllll ADELPHIA. Jan. ",.———After
*1 signing a one year contract to manage
inn-my; A.‘.0ws. 16 the Pliillies Jack Coombs started to
nImNm build up a team for the 1919 pennant:
, fi.
1 \
"12.9”
. 1
1...: l‘ownrd 111cc. At a dinner last night he ‘Smiih. New Haven: A. H. Trumbull. This will soon stop the current: from N on to the For. 1
13...“. nounced that he traded Third Base~I SALES f0R. KW“ Stratl‘ord: W. E. Beers. Hartford: C- flowing,” it must be cleaned omsnd Represgntwative McCarthy. of News
I???“ I‘m'wnrd' man Milton Stock Catcher "Pickles’ , W. Steven's, Danbury; E. B. Palmer, the terminals covored with cungreasc. Haven, today presented in the home ‘-"'
1.. “ 'ishingi’on Tlilhoefer and Pitcher Dixie Davis to
mm”. the St. Louis Cardinals for Third
m. 'ilnmn Baseman Douglas llaird lnfielder J S
11?: 21121111
Coombs said no money
. in the. deal.
l’iiii'knoy Was involved
l'iuhl‘ mlai-(L
. . I guard constantly against Kidney trou- . , .. « cit school district. and creating a
- \iolliilion. 3; {lum'niz-i'i. COOUlbf~ ills“ aiinoimci'd that he hafl blc. because “,9 eat too much and all Willi» June 20, 21, state champion-1 sz MWH m 3muynicipal harbor board. The bill
lli‘n-ney. 5: Seymour 7". arranged a live game oily series with our food is rich Our blood is filled S111!) shoot Hartford; July 26 Dan- 1 ' ' ' jwas referred to the committee on ci~ i was Jan 2 mag“,
D1.“, 2; {Human 2: the Aililoiicsi. 1119 first, gmnc to 1,9, ' ” ‘ ‘ ' bury; August 30, New Haven; Septem- ties and boroughs and probably will . ,_ ‘ ’ * ‘
played El 1h!" Ph‘n'.(< {(i'nnnds on Apr“
16.
The Phllll?’
osi llllltlfs ' ..
coin-~19 gum 112 a...
“ill 2il' l) 21. South to
core and Wilde to 8
310811 in RetIur
Stewart and Pilohei liugcnn Packard.
n Bat! file.
first. half was
the second half he pulled one neat
basket but it. did not count because
about twenty seconds before the ball
entered the hoop Schulman in an of-
fort to block the ball from Blake
cheering and whistling. but of course
it did not count. Schulman started
things going when receiving seven
» W...l
Ell [E88 AND Willi
Take a glass of Salts if your back
hurts or Bladder bothers.
The. American men and women must
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to filter out they weaken from over-
1v0'.1k become sluggish; the eliminative
tissues 010." and the, result is kidneir
Ilrouble, bladder weakness and a gen-
era-1
decline in health.
\thn your kidneys feel like lumps
of load; your back hurls or the mine
running around and did:
not liaie a. chance. at the ball but at.‘
H EADS TRAPSH OOTERS.
Dr. H. w. Hawley of 13me Elected
‘ Prelldont of State Annotation.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
necllcut Trapshooters' Association at
the Seaside club, Bridgeport, Mom
lary of the Danhury club, was elect)»
ed 1P0! etarv-treasurer of the stun ao-
sociation. R. D. Cate of BfidzeDOfl'
was elected vic‘epresident. Directors
l elected were: F. J. Ham, In, Nor-
: walk: G. E. solvers, Bridgeport: 5?. W-
Cos Cob: -C. W’. Hubbell.
Mr. Ham was elected. delegate to theI
Interstate association meeting
Dates for the state tournament were
assigned as follows. April 25, Sea-
side club. Bdrigcport; May 24 Nob;
ber 27 Stratford. It was voted to give:
prizes for the high average and high‘
the tournament/s
F. E. VVatkinS,- Hartford: R. D.
Cate. Bridgeport- and F. W. Smith "
Newllavcn, were elected members of
Naugaxuck. I
inhaled” battery and ruin it.
The. only reason for adding acid is
when. it has been spilled or has leaked
out. It you know me,» acid has been
spinal. you may put in some or the
same. strength. but this is not mlvi'a
39.3111 up the cells with distilled
wasenand take the battery to, a sex-a
vicec
.the
W
Beaumont-em! watch on!
chu-gud- battery will freeze a few 119-
green... below the freezing point
of water, as the electrolyte
is but um- stronger than pure wa-
ten.
A frequent trouble is»- corrosion of.
the battery terminals, due to acid
climbing, up the post and attacking it.
—Sont.lnel Want Ads Work Wonders
Ft? curs Dims
3101’s. mum in:
and beautiful—try this!
Thin, biitiile, colorless. and. scrawny
hair is mute evidence of a. neglected
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ceive appointment.” this- committee.
although: this. is not vowhsalcd' Jo-
seph Alsop, inn-ct thoommisflom.
is undemtoc¢mhos most tumble. in
his attitude 0: mm um; fl-
form of extra taxation to the people.
rim city! of New Haven has. before.“
a resolution. calm; upon. the corpora»
ti'on counsel tampon any such ac-
tion for file city at. New Haven and
other cities may. take similar action:
Already the trolley company lobbyists
are in, evidence at the capitol.
the petition for the change in the
charter of the. city of. New Haven.
{making the board. of education a de-
partment of the city; making the
tenth ward of the W’estvillc school
district. 3 part of the city school dis—
trict; abolishing the old .Ner-HoVen
have early hearing. Itep. Munson or
Hamden. presented a bill authozizing
when the billions. up there for pas-.
saga It is probable. too, that one of.
the utilities commissioners- will. re-4
names of tho. twill? system of tth
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the town of Hamden to connect withf
run scores made during the season at ISavc your hair! Make it thick wavy the New Haven sewer system.
Senator Bishop introduced several
bills for State's Attorney Aaron A.
Ailing, one of which would compel a
wife to testify against her husband, in
a case of physical violence, and an-
other relating to the juvenile court
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Good. workers.
Prosperity
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mean nouns»
census
01.11. CARS
C , 1.:fgopm3102niev, 6::3r5bad c‘xl$'('!‘.'1lll‘v’.’t I” WWI is cloudx, full of sediment or you are. gliihk‘lxiflggl: c:n:1;1ttee to gilt; scalp; of dandruff—that awful scui'i‘. of Waterbury. Sell your old. cars to the Bridge-
.2.-.“ . ' rm-" l mm 2.87:? 'iV'" “""l‘ "“1 nlil’ged to seek relief two or three ‘ ' y e prepara. I . IThere isnoihing‘ so destrucli‘fie to Teachers of Meriden filed 3 mon- ”A toWrecking CO. oomr
. 1 . ‘ ‘ 'r ‘ (‘1‘ ”m" ‘1‘” m'l'lt‘. ili'? times during the night; if You suffer a bill to be presented to the legisla the hair as dandruff. It runs the. hair ster petition against the adoption of po 1; J .
.:,I-.I..m,_.,.I flight :ii-(llllnfl’l'. iris'rv. .111 1d lzillv Gil)» with sick headache or dizzy, nervous ture for the protection of game. of its lustre its strength and its Ye”, the Morrison code, which was refer— George and center 81:3,, 3m
..= .13. fun houis until son lila‘ iegi.'i.=2-:en1aii\'e in New York, ‘ 91,911.. acid stomach 0, van have filed» life; eventually producing a feverish redth’detrae‘ iogézfifigngnpwéan' port, at. P110118 Barnum 5583-2. -
.11.,“ v.ill end grippp to grunt." .2 bout lx'tu'ctn l’:1l Moon-
and .im: my Wilde
London next May.
2 Since 1 al Moore beat Jimmy \\ il. lo.
(1.,Sn-ed-up nos.ll1e flywciglil champion of Gleat Bri-
in mg head lain on the decision of the judges in
..1 nnsg running their three-2.1111111 "boot in Albert Had
.Iillness fever. rrc cenllv much interest has been arous-
{azingI sore- ed in 3 ie. urn meeting because of a
."di\ ergcnce )1 opinion as to Hie. verdict
' Quit blowing McDonald. it is said is trying to
am. - throbbing arrange a boot in June bet veen Mike
:1: wmld gives Ollow‘d, the middleneight champion
“'I’aiies Cold of'
., '~: only a few the:
It acts with~m
hire, and cans
lbs sure you'get
"‘9 Ht: serge 0 cold at the Olympia in
fluid v or
H
7. i'l'est
malism when the weather is bad, get
horn your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts, take a tablespoon-
ml in '2 class of v. ater before breakfast
for a few days and yourxkidnexs will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made fiom the acid of grapes and lem-
on juice. (ombined 111th lithia and has.
been used in. generations to flush and
stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutral-
ize the aCids in the urine so it no long
er is a source of irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
. HILLSIDE TEAM WINS.
. The Hillside .Scho‘ol baskc: ball'
team defeated the young ladiesof Nor-
walk high school yesterday afternoon
at the Hillside gymnasiumIby a score
of fifteen to fourteen.- TheI Hillside
girls fool: the lead in the early part of ‘
the games and despite the strenuous
efforts of the high school girls, they
weresucce'ssful inkeeping then lead
until the game ended.-" ,
The'llnwp wasas follows:
Hillside, 1,5. , '
'to shrink,
hair falls out fast t.
Iness and itching of the scalp,w‘.1icli
if not remedied causes the hair roots
loosen and die—then the
A little Danderine
tonight—now-—any time—will surely
save your hair _,
Get a small bottle or Knowlton‘e
Danderine from any drug store or toio
let counter, and after the first applic. ~
lion your hair will take on that life,
lustre and luxuriance which is so bean-
find It will become navy and flufi'l
and have. the appearance or abundence,
Much to the dissatisfaction of pro-
hibitlonists, the governor has decided
not to send in his proclamation on the
federal amendment until all new busi-
ness is disposed of, which will mean
postponement until alter Jan. 31
There we said to be still only 11
members of the senate who will rati-
fy the amendment, and the likelihood
of
its ratification by the Connecticut "
assembly wanes as the time passes. -
The Gov ernor sent to the Senate the
following direct appointments, all re-
nominations:
..J Slut-gee, Bank Commissioner;
_ C J Bennett, High myCmnmissioner, ,
an Amparo); gloss and sari-liege" Emma Mum _ Gonimis ;
Second hand parts and tires to
iii; any make of car.
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wms'rs
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