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YALE Vitil’ll
Quakers Score Over Henley
Distance by Three Len ntg thhs
——Eli Juniors Triumph
'{l-IW HAVEN Conn. April 21.—
illlS\l\aDla" crew defeated the Yale,
I .
In in their annual ince on the 11111173: mymxmmfis
1 onlt' R11 er at Derby Saturday even-
.1. The Quakers made up for their, , ._ __ E
PARLS. A 'I 2 .-3‘he.
Mug by the Navy last week with a ' ' p“ 1 ' boxing chain
, ionshi s have ow r -
-.1.-ndid exhibition of rowing techm- p , p n - cached the suit
11d powei. and “.0“ from the E1“. vl1ai of thr fittest stage, and beforeI
1l " 3|
.Gen. Pershing, Marshal Foch and a
I" three. lengths ' brilliant galaxy of olflcers from both.
t‘here was some consolation for Yeai French and American staffs the win
..-. he result of the race for junior v-ar ners of the bouts on April ‘26 will be
" (’5' as the Blue second eight won 1deciared the champions of their rc~
11-1111 Penns juniors by three-(1‘15” “'1’“ spective classes in the American F1i-
. a length. it was a gruelling nice all “day night. but Col Iohnson athletics
1" way. with Yale developing the director of the American expeditionary
‘41-.321t9r power in the final dri1e to 1h e 4‘"ch decided I0 give the boys the
“WISh'I . . . . . d . 'beneflt of a full week of training he-
‘0' ‘ laces 11019 rowe _ over fore the finals. Here me the boys who
villP)’ d1stancc. of one nule and will compete {g
""‘ 'ds. . _ , 1 Bantams: “Babe" Ashir. Detroit. 1
'enns sucm-ss in the varsny ract-IGPurge Schriber. Philadelphia. I
11.1..- nm unexpected, as "'§St(:r‘_la3' 1n "1 Featherweights: Iohn Fundy Pitts-
lr..1l spin the pupils of Joe \\ right b111—
the
at.»
l i' burgh. vs. Tommy 'Cherity, Brooklyn.
11- "‘1‘. the record for the Hen tI) Til-V“ Lightweight: “Bushy" Graham.
1 . .. . . -' 1 ‘ a :31. lo
.1 111 he 11 “illl .1 111111 row in Brooklyn, 1‘s. ”,0 Patterson. Joplin.
l’-~11noar.<nwn 111 the varsil." 1'0?” \lo.
. . 1 1 1:1 2 1i (‘1' 111 stroke. against. . . .
i' I“! ' “I“ 'II‘I ‘I l f ll Fli \l'i-ltt-iwetght: Johnny Summers
1.. .1 '1 1: u s s l'( 18-0 111 - s. .. . , '
1 . .111111 r n 1 1 ’ - ltrooklyn. 1's. '\\1ll1am Neck. New Or- '
.1:.l llw Penn method proved by far i V
. I eans.
.1 - ~1-ac1oux. . ,
“ " ' . ‘ _ . 1 Light heavyweights: Eugene Tun.
-'1-nn tlltl ewn better than It dnl new New York \ Ted I . It
- I111ar. 115111111 11 “on from hale on mute on 111
1 woukt-e.
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1 Heavyweight: Fay Kaiser. Pitts-
.hurgh 1's. Bob Martin. New York.
Schuylkill by two icngth's.
soon—es—Xs-kle?e7u.t RECORD.
Staples Quintet Finishes Successful
Season by Winning. :
In “Ruinesday afternoon
BRIEFS
I";oo(istutf1' incltaned in pr'ite i
‘ ‘ . 1‘ a F I '1
SHIN“. lldfktflbn“ ham 0f Maich aftri public hopes of a return
at('0mlmnled b.‘ 11 1mg? to nounal levels- had been raised hv a
1\\ d oi route is jtllll’lltl’ed ‘0 \eu- dcczrcise in E-‘ehrtua 1' said a report ves
1
at last
I. the
'>l|ltil'l
.111-111l l11-111 1111 11-11111 of that place 19,01“) b.‘ 11”. bureau (,r labor Hans.
1l11- last game (it (in' season by UN" 1“,
1'. ' ' J)— ; .- . I .
11 ot :14-.. . 1 “111111111 Jay Schlefelin. head of
‘ho team won the following 8811195? Schitt‘i‘elin J:- (‘o.. and chairman of thc
' .» 1111 (lion-1' A. C.. 30-]3;‘from Milford Citizen's union. announced vesterdaV
3., JR-li: limit Slrfllfm'd “1 5.. 31‘ that he had 1'tt'1tainetl0la1ence H.140“;-
il'Olll Bridgeport Boys’ Club, 2-0', is of New lolk to institute libel pro-
w «town H. S.. 48 T: from \mltown ceeding~ against “11.101 llylan
._h school. 5-4 27. Shoe manufacturers of Long Island
haples lost to the following teams: '( it}. 3,001.1,“ and Manhattan. w-otk
1 rualk H. S. 26”: 0‘0va 5- 0- ing' in unison with other members of
'<: Norwalk. ll. 3-. 2‘34“ Milford H- the Shoe Manufacturers“ Board 01
31-11}. . 'Trade. arc seeking to enlist discharged
"'he team did not boast. of any One soldiers and sailors in their factories.
as all “'11 re shining 88'9““95- where striktN have been on for some
.11 tin tall and lanki‘cpnlf‘l’ was time and it, was reported yesterday
111111-1111 111' \lltngih and was the
1.1 the season with 78 bus“ 1“er
”'1'-'1 Vot'nkahlaih‘o did New York city's mayor and police
up §5 P0111191 by Ircommissione exchanged letters last
1.11111 the foul line. ill wee-k. landing their present administra-
1 1111 had a hard W.orkcr tion of pone-1 anti other citv business
= ~'1' 111' Julmn} on the SM“ when and condemning the preVlous adminiS-
I .11111-111l1ro-aking up opposingteams'nration. the press. and Leonard M.
‘1 ' Luutm'bach was all over the.\\’allstein. counsel for the city govern-
1m: 11001 aml his opponents hadfmnm committee of the Citizen's union.
.111' hands more than full trying to: who. a fnv days 11.20. attacked the pros-
1 wiow Walter. Adams. the big guard.'cn.t methods of the police in keeping
.s right there and many an opposing crime record-1. The mayor made pub-
:mm discovered that to be true, win-udic the letters. but refused to ansvy'er
it tried to approach its basket for alanvquestiona about their contents.
In Itradley the team had tut-l Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. 1.1.4111
w-wr hard worker and a briny player,i dent of Columbia university. in a lot-
11: 11 will be heard from in another sew; tor sent to the rector of the University ,
.1 mini lipsala.s'.v.1den arraigns the achoi-I
lit boys are now staiting out on a arly professions in Germany (01 theirI.
111.1” schedule and \1ith goodI indifference to or sympathy with Get”.
1 Illlt't‘. school and town suppor.l and 111.1n"barba1iles during the war and
ought to turn ontlItakes them to task for coming into
'couit with ‘unclean hands' in protest
ing against the tieatment accorded by
s .811 A. t". defeated the Silverlfiw French to Germans at the Uniiei-I
\1 411111.1'1' in' the shore of 17- toI qitv of 1St1assburg
r 1 .1. 11- ll..1nd Decessare were the' T110 transports and one hospital Sth
'1'. the So 90' s while 1Raleigl11m'ri1ed in New York harbor with 3,137
‘ 'l 11'1”? to“ the SHIPS- wounded and well troops from France
that alreadv more than 1.000 men have
1l'.1\.' 51111.1.
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ml. 11'.-
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hard [it‘llt'll(.'(.
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«11111113.- nine. ‘
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Go sod Times Ahead 1
good thin: for America .1
1
'1 1111' increased production has been :1.
' .»\:'ri('ult11re. f I
m. 1l1-arinfzs pl'OV'ide an excellent ‘haromctv'r of ":mud times ahead"
"~ *1 1 1'11! months have reached staggering figures. l
.tlnn that the increasi' e in‘prices accounts. for thc immense in~
'11l11 volume of domestic business. becomes a neL'allve statement
111- tonnage passing over American railroads and by motor trucks is ,1
21111 consideration. I
l‘£_1
1
111 business is on a sound basis as is evidenced by the few insoll‘enr-
;1 .111- d 1 el us tutn to and keep business goi' 111 through the CO—Opeiil - 1
"1"'l”’11\ 0f clllhlot er and worker which exisfitel outline the par produC— ,
- Duffy. of Lockport. N. Y..
an
"1-1: 1:: '
' Milwaukee promoter ins offered
$600 .10 Pete Huitley to box Ritchie
Mitchell ten rounds in that city.
it is said there are 500 entries for;
the big Paris boxing touinament ar-
ranged by thuIKnlghts of Clum'hu's.
L—
\\'0rd comes from Tulsa. Okla... that
big Jim Flynn. the heavyweight has ap-i
plied for a position on the police form-
there.
Undt r the“
tow the New York legislatuie all
Walter boxing bill now be
box-
'111s except t'ieavyweights. mast ueigb
.~lx hmus before ring time.
liish l'atsv Cline is being sought 11f
11-r by the managers of many clubs
sine his two successive kEockouts 0V-
l1‘rank (Bud) Murphy and Jimmy
at Montreal.
Billy Newman his manazer. expects to
for bouts in New Ha-
er
1 tan up (‘Iint
\‘t'n.
Snator (.ibbs‘ boxing bill which pass-
lttl the New York Senate provides for
111 n- -round 1 ontests in the Empire State
:Thc bill is now before the assembly
and is certa' 11 to pass. Gov Sn'ith will
sign the bill.
in New York State will he renew-1i on
July lat . this year.
It is unusual for :1 nationally known
hail piayei to publicly discuss his
faults Such is the vase with Walter
Johnson. the Washington pitcher. is
intervien gianted the Baseball
Magazine. '11.1 franklv admits (an un
common confession for a hit: laugut-t)
that his spent is not what it used to
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This means that hoxmz
‘2" 3.. he belieVls mums renaming formally closed the reasons contests
lspetd (still greater than that" of any with a my “amt i1 Hunter's {stand
and Casino Saturday evening making the
:othcr twiileil his fine curve.
above all his extensive 1 x1. wimp as»
sure him several more gram years.
Little dropslof bootlcc
Taken on the lly.
Show a mi; my" nation
Has gone cOmpletely 11mg
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1 Speaking of is". we see where the
lAthlctics are going to get out of hell
his place again this )(131‘. It mav he'
sof'but we don 1 know. It sounds ml; 1—h
111' queer.
I‘r17e hens in Missouri lavod for
1; days and presented the pround own-
er with six exits -—headline That's
nothing. “'alter Johnson has frequent-I
iv loved for an opposinc hall club for.
only two hours and mounted it with
nine goose egcs.
l The oft-knot'ked-out
“’ells is a 'great enthusiast or
parlor zame known
Bombardier
that
swoet. lllllt- 35
“Puss in- me -orner" they slap Wells- in'
the plum and in- sits in the corner.
George Stallinirs might lM' the hard-1
est (llth'l 111 baseball but a glance at
ltlw standin; of his club the last couple
'of years leads one to believe 1!;1nt
iatelv (:(orxe hasnt had nothlnc to
dri1e.
"ilavr to 11in '.St. Louis mod" for
supporting two sdcond division. bail
‘clubs' bays .1111 e rt. All wrote Ex
pert. St. Louis d In suport themshIe
tolerates them _£
n-...-L. .- _ 7%;
gand ltalv. who were welcomed down
the hm by the committee on the police
MEAD MAY LOSE
l SEAT IN'YALE- CREW
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,HQRWALK TlRE BOWLER’S
HAVE CLOSING “noun 79TH DIVISION
Jolly Party Hater to Hunter’s Island‘
Saturday Night and Formally t
End Sam's Gum '- l
The 'N. T. R 0015. Bowlingwem
Continua, (mm 1011-111 Pm
tflpho-o-berdnomroam. The
READY TO SAIL
NEW YORK. April 2l.——"ith 1.349
Heaps. the cruiser Charleston arriv-
ed here today tron: Brest? Units in-
eluded, to (uni Tum Btu-hour
mph». 11 Chen and 213 men:
4131 Field Hospital. 4 ofllcers and 74
auto. CLUB NOTES. ' Q
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Former Members to Be Reoeivcl I”
i‘ to June 1. V
At a mass meeting of the band it
governors of the Knob Hub. it v.1
1 ted .‘s follows:
.1\ll truer members of the w
1 b wishing to. become member- “? a»
e... 133110019 .111ka
Iguests of honor were: Vice-President
‘- Mothewson. and Manager Louis P. Al".
David E. Spence, Secretary C. E.
Inold. The members present were: 3."
!A.IZimmuman. H. 1). Mitchell, R. H.
1Grant. A. Devine, L C. Gmenwood. “1'.
a .8. Clark, W. P. Petrle. ll. Stevens, W.
11‘. Russell. F. Howard, C. Meeker, 7W. my. She was mg m 121 Several new menu"! I“ w
A. Krappie, H. Schmidt. C. Harring- km on how and should reach here former members have already *
1011. 1-. Swager M Hutchinson. on W for membenshlp thus far. no“ ‘
“ere ignited, and some very wittv lit-
tle nddreSsPs resulted i
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1A BRIGHT BREEZY EASTER 1
It was a bright but breezy EasterI
iSunday. which started with
the season. many thermometers regis»
tering‘ below the freezing point which
made furs: and overcoats very welcome
1for those attending the early service;
‘1 of the various churches.
All denominations in the city feat-
ured tl1(..1 services of the Easter tidc
with special music and floral decora—
tions of cut now'eis xines and potted :1 (19°!) ‘ ”nation (9 those ""‘a'tm 111211‘13514111' (any kind)
plants. ”While the kev note of the ser- '5 l .. , 1111c- mu“ said thy “'ATCHESJwy kind} 7 -
letter. The) hue made their men - . .4
mons were all from text.- appropriate flee, .M'm is to be retention in - CLOCKS (8" m
:10 the day. . the senile until they have been Spectacles—Eminence ‘ ’
’0 In the afternoon ever1bod1 turned "l:gei;:£t ‘3 9088““? to ”my“ ‘0 DO IUY — GET REPA|RE°
ut for the usual Easter aftemoonI ‘11 8M be nae-her“ mm .111 - 411 ,
2111111 or motor 111p and the with 11W ofloers me am in the seavtot
nue‘s were well peopled came in r the emergency and. so
Sergeant Bryan H. Silk “111111111 the g” ‘3 “female“ ‘99}?‘1'90' i“ 3 es
.anto tnflc through Wall street from over." 7:? e I ‘ s not ".1
wr’rtum
three? until five ociock was by far the!
l heavieat _of the season thus far. av erog-
111g fully twenh can aiminute at Wall
and Main streets for the greater pn-
men: and 839th Field Hospital, 4 of-
fleets and 78 men.
mostly
service canals.
BOSTON. April 11.-—The bottle-hip
New Jersey. bringing five companies
of the 101-1 Ammunition Train. largo-
ly made up of Vermont men. the. last
of the units of the “its Division. was
mm‘fihmflutzaa. m.
l Tho tron-p.11 V
While there wailing) formal program board 200 Yankezd “1513123: hos-z:
. or set speeches every one present was among about, had not reported arty
‘callcd on for remarks .1“ er the smoker; “’53?- 3he ‘3 due either tonight
tomorrow morning.
we... wanna" new
v1 ASHINGTON April
SUNDAY GREATLY ENJOYED Keen-General Ireland. in a letter to
the enlisted men of the Army Medical
an “n" plained why it was ”not possible
usually low temperature for so late in discharge men of
tapidly as in others He said that in
spite of recruitment: from mama
tlons being denial-ed ‘lt '0! he-
cessary to retail in the service III-1
enlisted men who had given long
and faithful service and who could
>present good reasons for
release.
“You. who are not so fortunate 113‘
to have :ceen service overseas, have
DERBYFRST TOWN oven ouon Remble
instatcmenl without the IWU-f
1..1.tion foe providing such m
s made not later than June 1
Plans are being made for m lb
club in full commission by In! ’.
Tennis and mains, to ll»! *
of dancing. will be pagan-ant 5-“...
The others were
infantry. marine and uh
doubt the Knob Club will have one d’
its best seasons,
Hobble skirts are said to give v.1- ' ,
en an ungraceful gait. but as “to w. “
Aer: thereof probably expect on b.
everything handed them by main... :91
and to be transported by all” '
eveay time they cross the elm-t. w
don‘t care.
Ol‘
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2.1.-—Su1—
it. we public; My e:
to
that department as
Sltlllllll m I. . ‘
All) till I Will
:asking for
JE‘UVII‘- &
0mm
Wgohmm 8A., m W
HARMD April 21. —n was Der-l
boat Patrol with a band and all kinds‘ . . “on of that time. but In“ a 'Inm‘v
of good things to eat and smoke. which; There was 9‘.“an o. the cldent was re ed.
'ere thrown up to the returning he-I Ya; m 1.11 wmr- port I “cut to
canals steamed from anI- the Yah- new, ”a do; There were a éqodly number office:
mm as the 1' Ho “‘5‘“ b1' 35’ HGW' people who rent: out of town hr the
amine to their WHY? pier: in “ rive-15 1 W' ‘. icekend with “y “”6 in'-t
Mk?“ 3.“ (he mm“ Sm“ 1“. m d not w ‘ u ‘ E. “II“!-
RI fit. her entertained in all s hos it
Hudson river. a M ”U ICU. Dy Out the MN“ m
bi brew concerns. the Jacob 30“ but that boat. inunuho; Able homes. lg to .
TWO K m B will! pull: N0. 7 oar. ‘8 not ti. 1 mil weather (here W88 bu! fe' who visited
Hoffman and the Gambrlnus re ’ for the position. it is Iota ”land the “no"; resorts.
companies. 1-1 nt out last week the.“ ”pay heprevailed upon to make this
first supplies of beer containing 110“, peFooull sacrifice "for the good of
more 1111111175 per cent. of alcohol. and
the announcement was made that till».
brew. not being intoxlt atlng within thrI
meaning of th( prohibition law. would
be made and sold even after the drv
law goes into effcct on July 1 The ac-
tion was a direct challenge to the gov-
ernment and preparations have been
made to use U‘ery means to keep the
beverage 011 the market.
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CHIC BROWN ILL;
BOGASH WILL SUB.
AGAINST HARTLEY
llesil'ous of avoiding an eleventh
hour disappointment and furnishing
Nev Haven fans with an even strong
er all-11111; card than he originally
an anged. Matchmaker Dick Carley oil
the Riverside 1. C. last light- u:-
nouneed the substitution of lands Bo-
gash. the hard hit-ting Bridgeport
lightweight, and claimant of the New
England championship. for Chic
Brown of this city in a four round
contest with Pete Hartley of Derby at
the smoker that club is to holdat the
Arena on Tuesday. April 29. The sub
stitution of Bogash, due to the facr one
that Brown has been taken ill and
has been advised by physicians to re
mat aunt of the ring €01 at least three
weeks. forced also a change in the
(late of the smoker. which had been
01 lginallv booked for next Friday
night. - .
YALE TEAM TO PLAY
GIANTS TOMORROW
Yale baseball players will this
week make the jump from their pre1
liminary games against minor col-
lege teams to a couple of matches
which will test their skill and will
bring them against first the any
i
the ship."
i Coach Abbot. is stated in another
column on this page. plans at»;
lshakeup in the makeup of thea tint
boat. which will probably go into ef-
ll‘ect mum Yale undergraduates
would not he 11 ed to find _.Mead;
although in supreme command. re-
placed. .111 “ell as Sod ton.s1rokc.
who is a New Haven b0.
JNo Movie A“ Can
I {Err Says Jack
CHICAGO. April 21. —Jnck Demo
sey and Jess Willard rivals in. the
July Fourth heavyweight champion-
nhlp battle, will come face to face
here today and discuss the referee. It
is likely 111111 the third man of the
bottle will be “domed at this con-
ference. but by agreement neither,
can make public the selection until
Promoter Tex Rick-rd gives permu-
oion
Denpitowthe fan that persons close
to the mating picture interests have.
declared that 1.1111 m thll be ei-
ther Douglas Fairbanks. .ti' m J.
ICorbltt to complete their. m of
a movie-fight picture Dempsey to-
day declared that hawmuld accept no
other than a capable judge and
known 10 thepubiic as such.
.—
on 0
sure to thin! (new results obtain-
able. ‘
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Moan-ethemnua-‘t‘oowhd
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arouse energy enough to sweep thei . .
sideualks and help the town look:
alive l
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l to LET—6 rooms". with all modern
improvements t9 Hanford Plum, So.
Norwalk. inquire R. Joselovm 112.1
Nomlk. Phone 1809.
WANTED-Position as motor ve-
hicle driver Gun fur-lull references
Address ”Driver can of Sentinel
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BUYING ASHRIN
1 by that fit the first town in Connec-
ta My. thenoebeingbetW—J'
MMNWW lot-lint notion-.3
alreadyl’fion Middletown is thought
(OW townto have completed
and “ed its figures. 1‘
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1111111111 12111101 afford to permit in ertia'to'repiace profitable lellVliy 1b."
1 '1: 111111 old conditions of limited production are to return. \Var ha‘x
‘1 111- -(l our markets and increased home consumption thtough a éonfident
11.1l11g 1l(ll'(ulall0n of money
«1.11111» is in great need of men who understand the command “Forward."
31 1111111 are homeward bound. lots. of them have arrived and through the
>1 11:11.1»l11yment Service and its Bureaus for returning soldiers and sailors
rw'h‘inz assistance to.connect with employment which intensive training
llllt'd them for. m
:1'111'1' part of the United States is not slotted with idle men. There is
plnvment'to‘ be had it it can be. searched out and made known to the men
1'. 111111 it. A list of help requirements furnished to the nearest 0.1219111-
11'1 1 ”lent office and its Bureaus for returning. Soldiers and Sailors whether it
«1! on: or one hundred workers will be the meane'flnouginfiuch a great
1 11-9 may be rendered to our 1DoyaIand will to establish good thus.
1 11111-51 are charged either applicant «employer.
”silt-Wm '
‘l
iprofessional team on the schedule,
good second ,against the first team of
l the Bigg Four university teams when
‘they will meet this year.
t They will make their annual bow
1:391:12 PolaGrounds W. when
l which Yale annually plays
1 Tori: on the do; beam. the
.League season opens, and tiny will
jentertain the University of Pennsyl-
lvanla's team. herefmext Saturday.
i Yale's lineup is settled, union
lac-e catastrophe unsettle: it. Thin
Inlay be reserved for the game with
i the Giants. but the Eli pitchers have
tpnovql steady. the infield fast, and
l the cottield sure in pulling down;
hits, while the team has batted
1491, must: matted-
play the Glants’ln the m1
Heir
Ask for “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” in a Bayer ‘
packageé-marked With “.8433 Gross.” »
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Don't buy Aspirin tablets in a pill 1n the Bayer pckage are proper 113-"
an [Mel on getting the Bayer puét- lemoné and the dose _for Headache.
ago Iwith the safety “Bayerflross on Toothache, Carache. Noam. Rhet"
both mcknga and tablets. No other madam, Lumbago Sciatica. Cold!”
way!
You must sav “Bayer."
for merely aspirin tablets. The name
“Buyer" means you one getting the
confine “Idiot Tablets 01 Aspirin,‘
Wu one .by millions of people.
Manama-rem. Only renal-
ly. a m manufacturin- up out
Never ask pun generally.
"Bum Tablets of Aspirin" Ameri-
can Mad owned. are sold in vestl
pocket bones of 12 toilets which oostl
counteracts. also in bottles of 24!
and bout“ lob—also capsules. A!»
m to the trade mark or ”or ”1
1‘“
ugh-many!“ flooding 11”
oflb
Grime, Influenul-Colds Neuritts andsl f
*fiWmshlngton street
lete its Victorv Loan quo-
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Mk)
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town claimed first honors. i
hav- thcn that Derby had
Neverheforehastherebeen unchalle-
g'in'g in the ground as we will have this
Spring. Never before have we (in: into ,
ournrofits as on this first showinz of
Sunni: Tools for the “Early 331115.”
Get II line while our line is complete on
every item. If you only want to add a
planar two. or if you want a full equin-
'- med call on no NGW—we are readv to
some 1911.: Bone are a few trimmines
of what we are offering. .1;
bert D. Morgan
Norwalk Chronicler