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Palace Boys Get mgr. Total
m M {use First}
“MSixPlns

Although the Palace bowling team
had the high total pinion. bu indie.
viduai score for the three gains and
high individual sure for a single
.game. they loot in night’s salts to
Harry Cornell’s baseball stars from
Bridgeport, who took two out of the
llll‘t‘f‘ canes. in the first game Cor-
nen‘s m came through with a total
of 444 to the Palm's 443; the locals'
banal file mahoganies for 179 to
the: op magma in the second and
'n‘ o y (Oiled 480 to tho

. the athletic conditions in this city
them“... mom; 1:: ....... m... m. .......
the third I” by five. y . "mg—New H JournallCourier. l:

The games last evening afforded wonder what J.-Mack would say if he-

iover tripped into Norwalk and'got a;
the sport loving public of the city fine. { , , l p resent condition or
dun sport as was evidenced by the‘ ”hum" “t “711?!!! school .
~81!!! attendance. The first and last ' ”mafia" ‘1 our '
m bath lost by the Palace, had
every one on. their feet yelling for the ;

number of new maneuvers to «Main

the fans with this season. ‘
MryWilliarnsisdnsJor a '

with Kid Kodak at Syracu- on next,

 

Well if he gets a draw.

 

 

The Clevelands and the Pirates are

showing up in stat style so far and
‘look very formidable—on paper.

 

 

There. must be something the tunnel

Hughey Jennings is very busy than can
days indulging in his annunl spring hasn‘t o
coachlnxprnotlso. no muss-e yet.

new?

Hominy night. Norfolk a a tough boy i wonda’ if he
and William will be doing extremelyi

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Johnny Mack‘s recent criticism of.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' men to come across with a spare. The; ~ -:}~- >>—--——-—

, Bridgeporters showed their class and '
. m. v. . u. PLAYER TESTIF :
if"... s‘ii‘fir“i’§¥23&°§§n'au'3 3.4; m BASEBALL sun“.

by one pin and later by five. .
Dave Williams showed real class '
Inst nkht and displayed prowess that '
proves he has the makings of a first
class pin artist. Although campers--
lively new to the alleys he hit the
wood-pile in such a manner to put him
among the three high men for the
night. H! pretty single score of 115
tied the veteran Smile:- Ayrsult for
the high individual honors and showed
the visitors what real good bowling
was. The nearest the Park City boys
could get. to him was 109, vghich score
was hung up by Karly Cornell. :
Arr-armaments were made for a re-
turn match to be played on Connie

 

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WASHLNGTOS. Mar. 28- Testimony
designed to show that. organized "389-.
ball controls the market in players
through reservation Clauses in con-
tracts and thereby is a tmlst within!
the meaning of the Sherman Anti-trust
act. was continued yesterday in t .
District of Columbia Supreme (‘ourit
in the damage suit' of the. Baltimore!
Federal League club against the Na-
tional and American Rogues and oer-1
lain officials of the defunct Federal
League. Vi'itnessos especial yester-f
day included a number of baseball'
players. most of whom were l-‘ederal

IM' League players.

time nzxtavggr’l: in Budgm" some George mung» Inset!“ player-J
The score for last evening; ' sketched his professioml caren'_
Bridgeport __ ithrough the minor leagues. into the!

HOMOimer 32 96 94._-272'msior leaguefland tlita book to the
Cor-non 97 39 109.295 minors. He testified thflt'only a fen :
Lindeburgh 86 ‘33 104—278 days ago a congnct I“ hi sent him ,!
Gall-liner s, 101 82-27, bv a ball club «will; Coast. thr-
V’idfil 90 76 96—262 terms of which were not at all sail-nic-
-- tor-y. He added that~ bdecnnsemo:I the.

r r- rules and regulations in er w c or-I

Palace‘“ 400 485 1?” ganlzod baseball operates, be either!

1‘8in 101 83 99—283 had to accept the unsatisfactory elm-5
GM 80 9s 94._270 tract or quit organized hall. .‘
conch . 85 37 90-952 A deposition containing testimom
Williams 94 115 82-291 ‘ given in another case by .David Fultz.‘
Am“ 83 98 115.495 President of the Players Fraternityd

 

 

 

 

_.was read lathe jury F . asserted?
843 479 430 1402;.that the Chairman the National
l
'contest between thb New Lama
'and the old leagues‘ that the Players .,
, Fraternity expel ally player who iumD—.
' Start Operations Agalm
LAWRENCE. Mass...1hr. 21—4”
fled

manneny of Lowell to consider rear
Sganization of the N" m
Nine String—Migranted Lowell. Film, Ponland'
Leaders in TmMan'flnd lAwlstou, and one week options

. and navel-hm.
The madness were accepted bv the

-——------ Commission had r-rlestedenurinp the‘
' ‘ H Y ed to the Federals. ‘ l

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New England nag-e To . 5

it All EVENTS

‘ a meeting on yestemny by rm 8.
'IStCl’S H‘ Tom 0f l933ml baseball clubs. franchises were
Event ion franchises wore given 141mm!
Richard Conway.

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, following persons:

' Tomaso. (min, Mm, 3,. . . or Klemnn Fitchburs: ho was later: " '

“l" '9“! frequent in the mmnfgv'e‘iffé ’ Efizflé" {Wanxner formerly of the Lwas. up Glenville m. ‘34 that he was i :50 d Bgmflé‘:n 5%). firm“ lily that?!” offline doleg::

“Wile Amen ‘ ‘ ' . - ‘ edon u .' ' in; when . nthat need me us 6'1-
can. Bowllntr (.onmss Boston American league club. Port 390 richer. l ma by Mn DeWm‘ m“ TM} mg m h G “we“ ”‘ 1e Ca l _

tour-nutrient here, vestcrdav, On one of
the afternoon shifts Mort Lindsey of
New Haven. Conn. bowled into first
place «in the all events, scoring 1.933
thrills-nine tournament games and to
m: aheadol Frank Camana of Buffalo ley. - .' We“;

in that division by five pins. t League officers were not elected 1)“1

Hadley collected 690 in his individ— a second meeting was called for next
train which sent him into a tie. with'Wednesda!’ attornoon. The farmer
Dominick De Vito of Chicago for rum New England league hecme “mm“
plsoeiin the standings. Lindsey bowl. after- the 1915 season.
ed with 5A1 Johnson's Colts of New Ha-i
ven~llst mm and registered 664 Withi
some counts of 208. 267. and 189. In:
his two men event this afternoon he'

. had 177. 220. and 182 for a 579 total.

On one of the morning shifts 0.
Kallusch and E. Barnes of Rochester,-
‘rolled mto first. place in the two men
department with a score of 1,305. Sec-
ond place was taken on the last squad
of the day by A. Trapp and 1.. Hahn
of Chicago with a 1.275 score. The
changes in the two men standings sent
Pekio and Lellinger of Chicago down
to third place.

Mex-loading scores in the doubles
are: I". Shame-R. Steinmlller. Syra~
ruse, 1.283: J. Hel'IOK-L. Pillsbury,
Lansing. 1.169: B. McNeil-G. Ashhack-
er. Master. 1.166; J. Porto-M. Lind-
"907. New ‘Hsven. 1,166; A. Smith-J.
Kendoif. Rochester, 1,142; J. 'Nolte-D..
Mulroney. Elizabeth. 1.142: N. Owen-PJ
seam, Louimiille, 1,125. i.

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land and John J. Healey, Lewiston.

The Lawrence optim‘was taken joint-

ly by John E. Cnddy. ir.. and Charles

H. Morgan. and the Haverhill option

jointly by Jesse Burkett and Jack Con—
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Ted Léwis Enters
St. Vmcents’ Hospital
1

Ted Kid llewlsr who ruled the weltezx'
weight realm up to ten days ago is to-

 

He has placed himself under the care
of Dr. Georsc David Stewart. who will
endeavor to rid the former champion

its grip for several months past.
Lewis contracted yellow Jaundice at
a southern army training calm! last
Autumn. and has not yet succeeded in
throwing oft all the poison in his sys.
iem. lie is confident. howeVer that
close. observation of his use ~ will

condition that enabled him to clean up
the welterweight division.

 

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WANT ADAMS AS TRAINER

 

 

 

ANOTHER VICTORY NEW YORK. Mar. 28.—Platt Adams,
F0. “NNY LEONAfioiNew York. A. C.. high jumper. has

been requested to_act as trainer for the
United States. team which will com-
pete in the Entéra-llied games at Paris.
to letters received by
Adams writes that Colonelt

 

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mu. ”0.. Mar. 23.-—Benny Lanai

. ard. “gunfight: champlon, ea’sily out- .
pointed Harvey Thorpe ot Kama) according

g ‘l t _ friends.
‘Ct m . «amend bout here last Walt E. Johnson. chief athletic on!“

*‘ .‘7 4 .- Wmano: 5' m eels ofthe A. n. Rhos requestedmst
‘1 , ,QMQWW release from Y. m C. A. athletic tor-c-
> ;.. .. 7 ‘2 1 on for thls‘week. Adams hopes to be-
g’melems 'BEAT come FIVE gin coaching the Arne-Noon athletew
A‘s? Inn our: and lmorestihg more Wedelfithin a few weeks. -
’. nhsday night at the National Hall lni “r- -
‘ ' Wm the Colonial basketball teami
' ‘ “d M ell? deloated the Com Life A
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LAWRENCE“ Mass" Mar. :8.‘-—l’in-
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maid:

day a patient at St. Vincent's howital.,

of the ailment which has had him ill|

brim: him back to the perfect physical,

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iclnl attraction at the church during
Two score or more sulomobilet.:tbst seal-rm.

with their wheels locked an! guarded. 1 ' ' ‘

against bandits. laid along Delel‘an. Loland f‘- H mm". 0' Belts "WM :22; liffggg‘m l§‘¢:.Ytrkw?::t
avenue. near Byrarn shore. East Peril o med for several months with. December. She Ured with her cousins.

l armors. daughter of the late George
I Rogers. She succumbed to meningitis.

 

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Thopeopletli thiseityand vicini-
tywfllbepleasedwltbtihe .
Wrestle b) LsndlordJohaE. '8sl-

cllsrze. has entered upon new duties!
"Muir's doing?" asked a deacon of
Hall & Randall Co.. 0! the first inflict.
p. In. am Mnmfi»mumn. i" KNGHAMFPON, N. Y., Mar. 28:“
- WewYostinau-In‘ludhouthore
At the moment. a fellow carrying a last

livsn. pl‘ofil‘lgm of the Dorian HomJM '5'!“

morning. , returned " n“ With M3 honorable “5’ Pierce at liirerside. (but. and wash]
with the den“! force of the H guilt":- ul lutnam Hill chapter.
aGrt-enwlchchumlhhunewardbound Bf 1 th 11: K I ' ‘ ’ __,_. .
from the weekly prayemneeting. at to me mmefiy‘l‘édemfinnn :t tile “7:“ FRANKIE mans wrus .
C
.1 gm m a We... few“ me lFunkiQ.Burns of ,Jel‘sty City "out:
mm“ 1mm m Louisiana oi
But! weighed 124
mm MQ. which looked like "Louifiann" weighed 12?.

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I am What. (I' chickal- M the M.- W‘ {um 'm..rinrteide. . ....... . 2“ up
emu-hes thank the crowd to the state over for the excellence or m "_" ‘ , Reading Glasses, different
rear placer-l er the trolley ear. the": Mains-trail“ b“ "090-04 ‘0' the “5"“ '““ °‘-'" uses .......... 50c to $3.00
w m it m on 01' m w
WMM‘MOO! and lb? Wdllar lst.‘ Several improvements that mama. v... Mar. 23,—.ustm. i a“ ------ _- 3“ “P
0‘ M‘- V'W ended from ”mg“ roam the place econ more sf» let” IN. mum Jab. Olin in WM 91": m
ilemheincmmtheW‘ ems—ass here. last ““1 50cto$t00

peerage. u .
“Shot qr. you darned Runs!" growl-i s-

ed the owner as he get of! the car i 31: “2““ ‘0 ""4 9°me

- ’ ' " '.u van's l-csm .

"Alla! L cockflsht n on." mused oi ,

mw-nemnawmm
'5' minutes. (Its was We
im-flversalmm-s following his dc-
iteat. and had. to reel-Owe m at.

 

and surrounding grounds and fill

of Mr. printed newest regulations.

Iewest Zylonite Prunes,

 

 

 

Port cm’ W‘ 'h" was-1M3 The many friends of Ralph E.‘ l”»;l€'lfllon. ”.59 up
*7 the commotion. "rm sol-s." hondd-i wm. of Eduard avenue. 1:":| mum: mumm Gold Filled nose Pieces,
.~ "wwho‘cannlessulyeste “with! .muonkux
Ted ‘1': ””3: ‘h' ”m , , ”m... do". by cm John 1. «no natal-wool; lads. “‘85 up
’ cm .— mam" :l'helan. of Bridgeport. which absolved; .._..... up Spectacles or .
This m‘ as he w“ ”in mint. new room anv responsibility ‘0?! Nora-alive appreciation of the best titties ......... $1.50 to $5

his M in Md" he sold the “all," death 0‘ M”. “eh“ adfldmn in music as well as in other site was

 

 

1%? “Mwhh “2'; i Everything in the vehicle Igle mm
V" 3 0°") 3 lb Sedan-built~ior-t.wo to a ig bus
the main. mostly from White PlainmrPhelan-s decislionrxcnwn‘gitrmegintgzsogi‘lg‘ utlllced m carry m and from this city.
' . erno Greenwich ‘01! held by 3'1 ‘ S e The. largest party was that from
mkxér‘m Lee-Eritrea sum-'M’MHN’ “m he "' "Mm'. Hillside which numbered neatly titty

Moment 0: any l‘PWomibWY '°“ ""2 from. the faculty and student body
lord sports were. mated in theguronunate incident.
cmwd. ' -—-——'—“-"“" ‘ . can from Vust's garage.

3 which made the mp in six or eight rm:

No admission to the ham ,or "331.:GUmE POST TALK 1 Many other partiealnumberil‘ilg from

M . bars and ‘ 'swo to ten were m e up an many

pbit no. “I c ed. the pro! ON RECEM BOOKS E drove to hotels and restaurants anch‘

mm meanest-um mm ”“95 BY M18“ ,PlNNEOn wards nor supper.
———probably because they didn't m. , :‘_________

Sentinels were posted along the road“ 3-...“ r .. -

sides towers ot the approach of blue- .

.... .. .. ....... YER GROSS"?—
peered. lihg'ggtmmmmt pull a wenw- 0N ASHR‘N

There. were no Olin!“ programs. ”'1' ed eminent to the society. sayinlz .
Always Ask for Gerunne'

‘ . been interested“ in
salt is stated that in Him Mil. she had always ‘
backed heavily by an Stanford 5.50 than bee-ruse they are so thoroughly
"Bayer Tablets of Asplrln' c

Stamford Sports Present. 1 fatality w“ pm
There m 2.0 w more WU atlthenrt of the

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Continued from First Pate,

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Schedule for Races on “and to B. -

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awake andduterested in their war-L:
and souls other Nut-ea sports, were She then gave Wt m up? "‘3
“nurtured" by aBr-eohlyl birdg’nam- rm sooner Recent“? She,
ed "Mayor llylon.’ The sum: has found these talks use direct-J

Greenwich birds won three out oi lag eunuch to books worth fouling.

, - i«Hirer for litertalnmmt or for in-
(ive battles with South Norwallt birds. "won or mam “ to m a

nanny (N. 1)) birds took two out Mum“ mm and ,0 um w
ot three battles with New York. gleouons which time the MN. The

3mm from bears used last night ranged from
“flew York won two ' ‘such humorous one! as William Allen A lmfive reels: gm “3. has
anus.

m The W" m l

L N m of than drawn up ibr discussion this evev
Anon; the spectators were a num- m” “d It! to lunch ‘ villi m, ‘ O In w “fly the we“ win ‘
ber of politicians and Westehester ah; mat

 

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o! the nr, will be held this evening:
at the Hone] Astor. onloers and an“
executive cadmittee to serve during;
the year will be eloct‘.

 

 

WASHINGm. 3:1;
for five bun

Wk team Of the W ml- mphm m "‘"mu'
tluoaryll'oroe whichwlllmr-essntthe menu... What. ' ..
m m in the-internal!!! china Hrs. nun m m. Spring oi Tam Powder.
MwbeheMn-Isy.mre-Sourandterss sneer-eschews .. rrs of n" m
«Had My by W John L- Gflf-i'weassges." She was in splendid 3‘” ““- ‘8 W sho-
‘ilth. executiveomcerof the Wteelvotee and she was most fortunate in My: be «asked tor. the. look to:

on trust" camp acflfltles having Hr.

gimmhmy oolmlootmt 34:0”: . Only Aqlrm was, with the safety mafipiedés t‘l‘l’ey follow might“
. v .. ... , own ruler years. t in
cm“? °“‘°““" ,“ne My of m" .Wten .3," T‘s”! 2“ “'°" ,3” “mm" M “adopted the season will 0p-
. -—-'—"—“"— to lists or the books Wm distributed and yer m 0 “firm owned and em on m. Kay 30. with the annual
500 TRfiOK ”T8 '03 3M. 3 these, people keep M W when made by Americans and proved safe by mg. of mm. Yncht Club and '
28; An order.“ M “l0 P“ at t“ Him... “tum of mje./ Unknown quanu- Wm 01000 on SHIINIJ', September 20.
-— no audience so!“ I”. 5.“ The normal race week of tb Larch-
sum for th' mus my. and ems ad mu alder ”“ld‘m "m ””gil‘mm we" most Yacht one will suit July in and ..
01°" 5° W by ‘ y“ mete-Ewes. The tentative lint
whichnrwolt‘obecomosodmoaflvmuu ’ ;
law 30; Harlem Yacht Club. open.
Jun 7, open; 1!. open: :1. Larch-
“. Yacht (Hub. sprint; 28. Seawanw
mm Y. C.. snflual. l ,
A ' Yacht C uh. sn-1
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.‘rhetrscksuits mudguard blue
mnninttrunlrs with _
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3th Anniversayr”
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BRANDS

JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
Commencins Now

Mums-n Spectacles or
Eyeglass
Gold Filled Spectacles 4)‘

Selling of made-up glasses for emergencies.

 

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‘C., annual; 1‘. Huguenot

nual: 23. Mnnhasset Buy ‘\
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The almost meeuug‘ of the Yacht '6. hot-n Herr-or v. C.. n
twin; am 0! Long lllflld “I Yacht Club. open; 2::

Sound. ,
her )0. 19m. but postponed on account . ANKGICAN BOWLIN".

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l m.“ A Bruce 0, my...” was. And Oontmgrng Until April isl
We ”not this ”3‘ h ‘ 1“” OH!“ I”. Min. “"1“" Baud 3", “swell M” I” Buy this month. as you not only stave ltu- "uni. .:~ . ‘
btained the this year's pennant merson of East Norwslk, last Monday‘s”; In the W?“ duflng the met April 13, running" or jewelry, a“... Wm M Hymn“, . “rel“
_ ', .. Wm my; Lad they should be mow-cc tax oi'fl-om flt'e to ten per cent. ‘n‘
_ _ ~ ll name 0"- Several sttractive mem it“? . 9" r ‘ 0 ° I
.l c Didnyzuozwr “3°" ‘2: 2; the 7“,?“ Mag-tire hone arm. and -. ‘ me ewe l‘y
. Rap ’ “WW8",wlvluth Culsnet .‘ll‘a. Rich!” U. Bradley. Of Slrfl'-‘ Th. Old .Olt‘hp‘ISB, owned for many _
7mm“ Hummus” Mon. 1 berry 1"“ “an“ ‘ Tyears hydro late Canaan cum om Newest we Gold Stone ram. yes: and “hide“,
relation—rte the- i . - chains '7
“'“med‘e” 2‘23: 5"“ 5”“ ’i “‘9 “m...“ “1““... “3.3" flifll’im'is’ufi'fiiilmfii 803"“ 00,; m ‘t‘gf' ‘° $2" me all p... “51:0“
- ‘ renue ‘~cru ' . ' e m .‘ -
if some of the uew‘inngled 23“ per ”‘9‘" " ”wing smion a! lhe‘mth M' “m. fly. 1 ”1:3 $250,190 $1‘ Gold-filled ng‘ 81-50 g
. - ' 'h . . i ‘ - ...
:f::.‘::f.°.:;:;.::;i:.:::ts:: mm m" "“" “W i.""°"’..........' 0:“me ...... "" “ ‘" an cold 8-» m S“....’::‘°“' ‘° “I
. ' that it the hops hm holllleu' ‘ — ,T .. m _ to 88..
will 0 as i .lrs.lfincel.8maun. eta-1.: e. mm W W Bmocbr RM
. in and hopped right out amt). time. was .recent visitor inofitdgxmrg: M" S Mills “Riv“! “I me home Baby Pins 750 to $6 00 ~ aging.
» :Wbere she was the guest . r. an ‘ , ~ . . ....... . ‘ W“
. — f his father on Highland ax enut . this
I) 1' hi, saving got‘s intouzfiocl 0-:‘Ml'l. Robert C. Millard. Mr. ”(Danae - . - . . .
Sal:i?dll:; night. With more daylight Its now steward of the runs: mimI°mmf'fmprtgeg‘zmgm‘SHf ‘y at. m 'u. 3*“ an opportunity ffl' you to luli‘m...~c at \
t week the Kies and lies will Drop» Country club. 3 tom " m d h m ‘3 twenty W 0". Illl “30 to buy t- f
"ex rat l 5 ‘ ""“C‘n‘ 1““ ”mum" “mm" them modest em
ably start their ”Wt “'18— ? Th n l di 3’ basketh ll tenms'mns' “0 is m in ”'0 mm. ‘5 ”cu. .
i c .mu 2 a t' ‘ a res-at ving'lth the'nnni Ar-' Ti. ' Brace -
Em”, A“"" - r ‘i from Hillside and from the Center .lun- .la-typof Oman. stationed near Cob! ON” ....... 75c to $5.00 lets . . $.50 to $20
' tic: lush school are to meet this ather- lenz. Germany. m Wm Rings Cameo Broochw $3.50 up
. m [noon in the Community Hall when an' m Futon 1“,.
‘ exdtinlz game will he stand for the _ , . _ . ' . $350 to $10 \ ‘.
1‘ "“' benefit of the spectators ”WW“ ”“5 “9“ “W 3"“ “' Solid oold Lavaiim m m1:
¥ _______ _~ >=___. W“ ‘ ' . - ‘
~—-- M. immature “2:21;: am. .2. ,1; m... .2...
‘ ' Rev. 0“!“1mmof tbe' ' 'l - ‘. ewes: Efldropc 5‘. ""1056 .
”mm .IAdvent Christian church. is a \‘llllori’ min. Mend witty rupplles to; 30“ G0“ Keck M 370 m3 Holders. Chains, I
Lin Providence where he is m a. Row-trim every Wednesday. 'l’hom’, $1.50 to $8.00 We
inhale island state imam! conven- 194.2. f 0 b , ‘ . ‘ U
9N MA 3‘33. 33“?“‘31 m... 35;.- — : m £.““".....°“." “m" 3’ “‘9‘ “d “was“ mm
' :this state ’ ' The neighborhood club is going to“ II '5‘! “3 ‘n m Mi that I” claim
___._ g ' m the play “flue Nelly“ .7 m. ., are based on facts.
' - I“ m ‘3 hall 1 list i 7:45.i _
TWO Ballard “Sports” fits Many summer residents “1!.h homes em” lollv'f'i's - clunall'iffly 2m}, Rosanes ..... . ______ $2.00 up 001d Filled Neck Ci‘ _\
an Agair in GM], Dis.." ,Mflr‘ln W“ and Shorehflt‘n m which has. been m under met In“ loam Crusoe, . H k} 25
trict _ G . Bi“ [visiting their property and mount.”- directitm of Miss Melatonin mo 31.” to $10 . E g
. reenwuch Stanzements to have anv necet-ary im-t tion with the M of the W de- Ildill' Gt) rd . an “a“ Cases . 7&5th
Win From South NOI'WSIk prove-rears made proper-sow to tak- Mm of me ”on,“ hint m“ V a Chains $2.50 11 :Clgar Cutters Slim -0 “-
‘—Rlll y . f Lineup their‘residences for the sum-l Rhos already been gimmice W» "my also: ....... $2.50 up Pocket Knives $1 :iii 1. $6.
> '8 Eh“. De eat. me: season. rully in the high school hall. _
New Yfi'k.’ Winch Bouts? ’ _.. -_.._._._. .. t THE FINEST lmnsvmc ‘3
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