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-- .11 3 months‘ good
'1 .rmer weather
. . $3.50 to $6.00
Joseph Davis
'33 Washington Street.
South No'rwalk 1
.$3. 50 to $6.00"
W'ord has been renewed of a pretty
wedding ceremony, whiclrwas solemn.
izod in the Methodist. Episcopal church
Newark, N.
Econtracting patties were Mrs.
:Fi'ancls Wilkins, daughter of Mr.
5 Mrs.
and Victor
1(looms-1. B. Sherw 000.
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1 Mid is spending seteial weeks with
5 . ;. _ w; hcr daughter. Mrs. Charles V. Searing
'. 111. 11 (hit <ti'f’t't, 1':— (If L'inon. N. J
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‘ir-il the authoritie?
;. . .. .; ll' _ 1 Mrs . Elizabeth Austin-Miller
" .\:11 ‘5 “ )9” mp children of West avenue have returned
“ ”“9594“? “‘9 er a few weeks' visit in New York.
“1“ Mrs. Kaimer has returned 1'0 her
1'1“ 1 '1‘, Order home in Stamford,~after Visitng her
-, 1‘; ill lllild an al‘- sister; Mrs. P. Rolland of Ward 'strcet.
' , \ I'm-'0 _ when John Russell of Camp Uptoen Spent
' "I ‘ “ the week-end with friends in lll'lS._('.jl.V.
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‘Tospital in
He found
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.111'»‘.<it'-ians in
ll-illl‘s of Mr. liar
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are taking unusual
ceremonial to
Pittsburgh on June 17th
.\ meeting of the Grotto
‘1'. 1111 Fridav evening: when
'111' the core-moninl detail."
at Raymond
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lwoll knoun here W'hete he has alum-1
“iesidtd The happy couple liave many
ll fllintlh‘ to oi"- «>1 1111111 congratulations
(11111109 .31 Flatt, of Cherrv sheet,
V ili(:.t of \\ estpmmt
1. .1ill takn pl: we in the new future
I .5 .\lr<.1'\11l1ur 13. Russell of Bronxvillc.
. N. l'.. is the guest of her parents, Mr“
1111'. .111.~.1 Letirand C. Belts of East?
alt-nut. l‘rof. Russell will come to.
\‘01w 111k on April ll tor a w'eeks 1:10a-
Lion.
\l 1% Anna L. McMahon of West av-c
1111" ’illlt‘ntlt‘d 11 basketball game lie-
tween tlw freshman and sonhomoyas
at New Rochelle College last Saturdm.
Deminon of Bridgeport has,
with his sister. Miss
Edgai
been visiting
.
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Albert J. Kunze
Albert Julius Kunze passed
yesterday afternoon sat his home. on
North Taylor avenue. at the age of
63 years. He is survived by his wife,
one son. John .A. Ktmze, and five
daughters. ‘Mrs. Dennis Gram, Mrs
Jessie Jones, Mrs.
and the Misses
Kunze.
The funeral will take place tomor-
J.,Satu1‘._da1y Feb 22d.'1‘he1
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Illaw annonncéd the r-ngagement of his.
111.1 Illa} Blanche to Lionolv
The inatmt'iage '
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Elizabeth Denimon of 55 Franklin are»,
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interment. will follow .ln Pine lslantli
cemetery. 1
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AGED TWlNS WALK.
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and Ar: Seeking Warmth.
COLUMBIA. -S. 0.. March 17.—~Hll;-
ing away from the wintry blasts of 111'.-
north, a' couple of two-cent stamps
their only worldly possessions and in
ragged, ill-kempt clothing. Edward and
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SOC—$1.25.
South N orwalk
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you to ex-
‘_;':‘t";ll deal of
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Boxes rent for $4 Per
year and upward~ ‘
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1' MERIDEV, Mar.1.7-Cephas B. Rd
1 :trustecs of Wgelevan University, died
3 '1 pneumonia.
( health until a. week ago.
l NOTES ”OF THE LEGISLATURE
{aimed to require fishermen, both rest.
:dent and non~resident, to take out lic-
{lenses and to require naturalized citi.
‘zens to show their naturalization» on:
, pets when they applyheither for gish— ..
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Erwin, twin brothers. slxtyiour years
old, arriVed in Columbia a few days
ago. “Edward and Erwin Were not 2!.
bit disconcerted when starvation
. stared them in the face. and promptly
applied to th .
for aid. It; w s furnished them'. and
the two old men secured lodging for
the night, clean clothes, and a job at.
Camp Jackson.
Before starting on their southern
journey Edward and Erwin hadJuSL
..returned from a trip to England, work:
in'g their way over and back on a cat-
tle ship. Finding their famillési brok~
; en up on their 1"etutn they decided the
’sunny South would agree with them
They have announced their intention
30f becoming permanent residents or
Columbia-'—until the Wanderlust seizes
them again.
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Pass-s Away at Maiden.
gem, former head of- the silverware
Brothers of this city and one/of the
"at 111311101119 here Saturday 1115111 at
1111:. Rogers was in . his
53rd year and had been in the best of
Unfavotabie reports were made last
week on a group of bills whichwere
ing or hunting licenses.
Arum was r’eJedlea ..
They Got Away. from Wintry Blasts,‘
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Alfred E. Jackson of that city;
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of MPado“{'
a wa y"--.
Associated Charities '
imanufactuitng.f11m\of.c. .Bogers &1
Blanche Zalwazai' ;'
Tessie 1 and Lillian '
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and. ‘
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underwear—-
aprons and work—time drches an
and; all such-a-
NOV-91 Cdttons;
Handsome gathering for- waists
and skirts.
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ll! inns color (1d patients.
Seems to excel all other textiles for \taiSls of
charm and service. Adapts itself to the lines and the
decoration of the new models. How splendidly it
launders. How it retains its freshness. What a. sat
isfy' 111g combination of strength with fineness"! ‘
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‘» Several qualities. :1 Yard or 4 45 inches 111 “ultli __.."
390 to $1. 25 ,
\\ ith (lot 01' snipe of <ali11 effect «~75c
In («unbination of (lot and sniper—$1
Organdv voile, dotted,1iclilvcffective,——75c
Sturdier white cottons for skirts—With good
dltl'aping ability but substantial enough to hold their
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Pique of fine or “'lth cord, fully shrunk;—
11.10 and $1 . ’ ..
Novel skirting 111tl1<ali11 stripe and fine white‘
stripe of black~85c1 ‘
Gabardine of. splendid guidance-$.15 and $1;
with rich satin sumo—$1.25 ' . - .
. Plaids and stripes with satin bands and lines {5’le —
ing their luster and contrast --$‘l.2;)
Main floor, rear.
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In making light fine dt'cs:es for Sprmg—
In making up the handsome taffeta silk gown for
special wear—‘
In the delwhtful‘tafl. of making" but “and light
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or the Boston National baseball club
e amnd’inatoli in National “Rim
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.dny evening. “with the (int. um
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1 SANTO MONICA, Cal. Mar. 17:—
'Cliff Durant won the Santa Monica.
road race over the Santa Monica
_1course of 259.24 miles. in thirty-font
llaps of 7.369 miles in 3' hours 4f min-
totes and” 45 seconds, or an average at
81. 6 miles an hour.
l. Walter. Melcher, whfle'icar was over-;
'mrned early in the race, died later ‘of
his injuries.
l Hearne finished second; time, 3
{1101113, _11 minutes, 59 seconds.;
The winner received 94090-111111 the
isecond place man $2.500.
; The race was started by Durant at
2:1 18 o'clock. He was followed by
thirteen other drivers at tifteennecond:
{ intervals. F M. Pentecost E J Mar." settle some. of their animositieg in face
lary and Joseph Hayes withdrew their ring
it is true. that boxing is the kind 0'
.entrtea’ beca11<e of mechanical difficttl- sport that. quickly? brings to the sun
‘tics. face an antagonism the contestants
l The fastest time 9121' made on 9 21181123? 93121538 flggsgggérg‘i’ggfifgys,
iiond course was registered by Ralph tempted to state something that would
lDePalma ativing his Packard special mnack too much of the professional
{equipped with aviation engine in a "
ring:
lspeod trial. The champion driver no. to determine those for the lower um
{sedated the. run of 7396 miles in 4§L01l BOBASH TU. yfgfi’f. We“ ‘1" be he” ““3“" °"‘:""'*f
$minutes 45 1-5 seconds. 11 Speed of CLINTON mmomw TODAY IN” WALL 3m
, 93.38 miles per- hour. -.
our}; WANTS To
Several of our leading colleges are
agitating the mattered Whining
a competitive intercollegiate sport.
Nearly all our big anaemia“ recog-
nzgnbim £311 pmvidbwmm tor
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many crooked mum-I'm} buxom, 9 8—193'1 1
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that university men much as they 4111-3 10,,10, 19,910, 10; 10. 9. 10. 10,
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some organizatibn is formed that will 9 9— 9 19 1o 3 9
have the respect and confidence of the :39
amateur world. L. Baker-«9. 9'. 8' 10. 9 9.10.10. 9 ’9,
Another objection is the fear that 8,10 9,10.10,19. 9,9,10,10—1—187.
some colleges which are none too\ Chas. R Glimmer—lo 10, 9. 9. 10
friendly in an athleticsense wear theii H310 91$ 10.10.10. 8 9,9,10,9 9, V._-
representatives might undertake :01 -,10 10—185
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celled two bogs betcause he was not in
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PLAY IN OUTFIELD Johnny (1111131: or 1330611th tonight at
Lawrence. sash is remitted in good 1' i
' I! l were manager of the Red Sox. shape now, and deciam that he will muii’lfig fiwg‘fiiu «(m
1 cl play myself in left field. and let it no. call upon Red Allen to substitute 9!! 34 5mm leathers mm in“ .
go at that. " replied Babe Ruth to a _for him. ‘1"th Wmfic ch '
questioner. "i want to be in there \ 106. and oils 311m 11 w z
awry day and I want to be doing Battling, Levinsky, who. was when their advance Partial rallies inflow-ed
something all the time You know’ll uted to fight Jim Cogey at the Armory 'renewod buying 06 oil! and low-pricef”
like the game a whole lot and dont A. A., Jemy City tonight. has been motors, tram flmtw "
think much of the plan of hitching" forced to call oi! the bout because of rebound. Another brook in MM.
once in (our days and then sitting on injury :9 his; ankle. Lewinsky will be Mam WWW!) ‘
the bench ind .0111! going in to pinch- given a later date with the bosom of Paris Sixes; but Liberty 139-9911111111:
hit once in a while ‘mon Giant. At their last meeting in _stendily.
Min-ch 17 (wutmxbl’ifi.
r“lt is my opinion I would hit much Baotou recelfiy Deviant? received the Will/1:110“
"“9? ‘l‘ ‘ ”We" ""7 day in a “880' decision by «a goirly wide margin. 1 so 1) m. 1 {-‘r'An om 111:-:11
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When William Mocha 1th: 11ng the more active and ;
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Eula 111m nub-ago hem “an”. extended- to equipment 9m.
3y defeated by Larry" wumm in mg. cues previously ignored
'adeipfun' emry 8W3 writer ”1111? utilities Wifofillzfii'F. “.U "S. _ .1 1 '
City “flog the local fighter the at our «red its loss and rails burdened.
citation. W'illie in now on his way to
this part. of the country with the Lewis ;nd ‘Zbyszkd ' ; _
- Tofl‘réétle For '11
avowed purpose 90! forcing a match
with DempseywbetoL-e therlatter's titu~_
.lar‘rray with Willard. ‘
As Dempsey is bound not to light anglgfgiztgiggem M
Bnlll after ”181‘ ("‘11an match, \Villie wrestle lo a fall Qt “Mk
won‘t be booked. But he will be met Garden Frldui' night” m
with a challenge from 1m 'Wflutms. t m W W
«vim want; to show the fins that the :1! Egg“ ‘3)“: 1110102110” '
Coast. 11191 home is nothing more than .1 m,“ is all no. up over It
a second later at. beat. Williams man . one: .3.” an:
agar has scat out many letters? 1633:1115} “[31:31; :2 2:53;“ .3“.
papers in the east, it is «111,11 I‘m out all the role when the are 11111
that “Meehan must fll‘8l‘, Vim but “II! in”. the ring at the Garde’h £11an
defeat rcorcd against hind by Williams of other tentlnl and-
mwlggimtgjire is a gem around "F91, before. meeting the heavyweight con- mom 3;. stalwart. xterm m
1min event
:‘Sure rm :1 good lefbhanded pitch-19nd” .. » I . wrestle after the
(Sr, but I think I'll win more 8311105 "1‘ - ‘ '" '
STEP ‘ . The Lucia Crock is meeting this
£1:
a fellow ought to bit better when kg 1:
up there every day mung bid on;
need to' the look: at _the bail aim
ICmIB from any pitcher or any angled
i’mvaura I could bit. better .lf 1 was
playing regularly than as i! l was pitch-
lint.t Most pitchers tail to hit the ball .
That is because they get few clunwa
to see the ball and when they get in
there it looks funny to them.
"“it matters not a whit to me how.
deep the left field: are and it doesn’t
matter if left field is a gun field. as it
is in Cleveland and \‘cw York. I
played those and fields all rightand
never lost a ball that ought to have
been caught. I like to play left field
‘ and I like to play first bane, but figure
I’m 11 better left fielder than a first
baseman and that there ought to be a
grandma-eased for playing me 111 left-
field: on the Red 8011'. There isn't any
reason at all for playing. me at. first
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playing lett field day in and dag;1 out
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BOSWN. March 17 --The vanguard
Nntilr' on Putnam atenuc.
left here last night. for Columbus, ~Ga...‘ ,
where the team will start; its sylngl: _
‘1 training nex Wednesday The party; ’
was headed by “filter E. 3131151001111
business manager .aud incinded Hush mow YORK; 11.11.11; On receipt
L Canava'n. a pitcher. Coach Jack here or word mm Pris that 500
Shatter: and newspaper men other members of the Amerlcdn Eipedit’lon-
players 1111115 1 the party In an ary Force had taken the first step
York and at other points on the way than toward 01;
south. _ . ; W
'Fluch the WI‘It one. when 5%
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in; the kidneys occasionally, San“
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uric field which clog; the kidney
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ed last mxht that’s, matingsrould be.
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