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New Fall Styles
$3.75
$4.00
$6.00
$6.00
$7 .00
Every One 'a Beauty
tSix Minutes
Soseph Dow’s .
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Strong'Cul'tnents
Arthur Stain-u, ths' I“; ‘
lag diam swim am who
1 rector!” «tom-.m the Midi»
' , m attest anvil-loge to * Roton
{Mt Gouda. gamma the distance
of-four and onehalf miles in two hours
and Ira-airflow”.
Miuflgofwlrufiflo. people lined on
the Washington street bridge and
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'lfzre'old brick garage. which wwl.’m.wflm mm to start 'Har-
when by the Standard Oil (“am tenloon, for the, swilfln‘ers to ate
“a! the large mo“"1"".“mm3""‘Vt'h'eir appearance for the swim‘to Ro
”va a Y9?" ‘80. ‘5 m m ton Point bunch. At one o'clock the
" ”"1 and the grounde on Ely uremic swimmers filed on the east tier and
”I‘m in better condition. amt-“lung the word to start. liar-
tmt Cross workers are requestetd'to' ry J. mun announced the contestants
mi-el. on the lawn of Mrs. EnA. Wood to the wetting thlmgm. at the word
v3.11, 40 North Main street, “Vines, ...—....___.___*.____. -—-
.tny‘umrning. to greet, cs a'Mdy,’the’
i “timed Service men, as they piss in'
w W9 Please wear um 'md
«:H‘ry a small American flag.
The Democrat: of the City or A0:-
w .lk will (resent le in the tmmnatl. ‘
Wail street. this evening, ceB'o'rkmk.
iiz'n‘ WJH purpose ot‘ making lKfllilllil‘
llOfli-é {or city and ward offices. to he
voted for :1! the Met-lion MWUJ,
Ovtdier ti.
The last dance of the =easnn “mm
lit-kl zit The Knob Sutultjay txvmlzig. ‘
will“ was one at the mos? euloyihie
lint-t far. Harm Six‘s orchestra from
New Rochelle. provided the music,
which “as fully at: much Illif‘l"’(‘l;i".‘.‘.
.n vim-in: the balance at the UP-ISD'.
An. announcement which will he or
in'Pl‘Psl to the lecul fraternity Nit"
Viik van lllildt‘ by Judge N. 1". Downs
«if Stamford. who stated that. hn llzltl
mkflm into partnership Captain ham-
I':-l F‘. :H. Hickey. who has just been
dl.~'t"ll‘.li‘l”d from the l'll‘lted Slates
:u'rzt; after two years of active <ervir"
in France. The name of the new ’l\V"
film will ht’ Downs S; lIirlit-y. I
Th} ('t)"?ll‘ll("lt)ll work of the llt'\‘-i
till-aver Manufacturing Cu. plm‘. Wm-
nxr-n-x'r; i: now bezinmne, to apprx‘ltl'."'
>‘Itltlf;l~'l§tl'! The nlu‘iill hull-ling 1»;
11 .vi; lint—heal .llltl lllt‘ '~);l:‘ ."zm-‘I
ui tin= 'lmildinf: has been laii W'orizt
rushed upon the axilultt'sfrl-I
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HUYLER‘S
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Illlf’fs' were: Arthur Stuiwll. "ling."
[Renetlicu Joe Mallet-lg. Sit-re liuytl. lag.
\Mird ‘Vllllzlllls. J1).- (‘nl'txoruu Albeit
:Maz’urea, Andi-v2: .‘\lltlt’-l“~‘llll :um Lllll:
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. All Tie at Start.
Ar; the swimmers struck the \i'z'lt‘l‘
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fill the lead until they reached the liar-
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IStabell closely
but was soon tied. by Stabell, at the
Rude} oyster dock.
Benedict and Stabell Tied.
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Benedict and Stabell «were tied at
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0! a mile ahead of him.
and Benedict Battle for
second.
"Edward Williams was banning to
swim a good stroke as he reached
Dorlon's Paint, and he. began to gain
upon Benedict. who was second. A
.steudy stroke “(1 '9. My grind
brought theemn one m apart
tram one. sinner 1cm leiand.
. They mt filo positiouhnntii‘they ar-
trivednear Tavern loud, when 'Hop
-'l§‘mtu a clamp-Julie tight
leg Wmm’ an: in. William
taking gem. meta-em mm
the WW” m
tot one“ “an 1” wearing
this amount of money as .’
W 7°“ had '3‘": . .
heard about it or smit ’
Bringit rig-ht tothebcn'k .I
every week or mouth. on '
the use may M
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bayou-,yon will feel-
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tance swimmer. Minot ham
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and, as soon as they were found. H10} _
,ri> & (lane (anal (look. at “hich tinie_
.was in the lead for quite a di<taw~efi
the Radel oyster dock and it appealed ,
- imao'i fig“ 21 \‘ety strong battle for first honors.
in yftul' ° W They kept “1911 until they reached the
doc“ yourself five per , McMullen property. and gradually Sta.
at of Our . Treat I hell began to slip away from Benedict
EuvsyA-N 13;); rand then took the lead. He kept the
- lead {mm then on, but always kept
WORTH A TRY OUT on gaining until‘he Was three-quarters
lunday afternoon at 2 0‘0
IL’nited Congregational c
I'm. 'William H. on officiating. whent‘rtres, 6. Double plat—Cloak to Lil‘-
cement)
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Sieve W as far a Menu! ‘ "
M‘s 'uli' rowed out. 1m went
39 W3 emit-as out,‘Mamcc 'to
may”: island and went out, ham
lto 1Tavern Island and-went out. Joe
Icarcoran'remam hr the huh.
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aloe Cmat one the It was
Lth‘vuglltmgimup aid was “his
Waytodhore.bututchwunotm
use. (mt-earth. it was Med was
told by them. who m ti-
ready'been out. that he Would m‘
nish, and to prove he ml. team I
it out and arrived tt «Rm Point
The’No‘r'mlk Tires were defeated.
yesterday. at the Word street M.
by the fast going 40cm; in 1
thrnnvg‘mle. 1'." a 5 to '4 score. in
5:40.
The com end «an;
Tho-mt «at the m points
limo-git which the Winners had to
pass “set the nicest m‘wum- attmg'thm 1010“,. slid also eur-
estzm could have m mud any. 9d mmssutl‘m'tm manhunt)"
“mutual-e w a air-lie upstate Tires.
The twirling In: taken care of-by‘
Stanley“!!! 8m. in‘d‘both pitch-
ed "neutrality with m on ”bases.
vhich was an mph or "new
Wm: tile score ‘m 'to nothing
against them end thence: ion!“ In:
the faith, “m" bakes singled“) right
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of Vins'to m" ‘mm. Both clubs
Put up some ‘me “when. m the
”mmWW'hd the edge on their
the swimmers had to m. At. 2r",
cruel-Hui magenta“ mat of {Cf
cleanse flue-Mora! on, u. the
‘as'h‘lners'eune taro this suit. «they!
had 'to «mile tor-metal militias
Grey confidant out and make Poitier
gains. The course that won W
Vasn‘ot the marten. by any new:
It was the longest and the m of
them all. Shorter motes could havel
ween mod out. but. it would not give .
client-rumors the opportunity «1me
their endurance. I
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I Fused Man's Point. I
Stunt-ll ................... 1:41 p. IL:
Benedict . ................. 1944 p. I. '
Williams .................. 1:471), m.‘
:Malleek ................... 1:50 ‘1). 1n.',
'(‘orrnrnn .................. 155.1). it,
:Andel'sou ................. 2:00 p. m.'
I Kegser'e l’stand and BOOCOH.‘ j
Stabt-ll .................. 2:18 p. m.
Renedivl 2:32 p. m.
W'iiliam: .................. 2:33 p. m.
Intuit-ck .................. 2:52 p. m.§ 3" ~ “ .
ICOrcoran ................. 2:54 p. m”
Amie-war. . . . ........".:05 p. m.‘ 3, - -- -
I Pilot Island. (‘ouk tx aktng the “inning: run
Stain-l: .................... 3:05 p. m. ‘
Herman 00 p. misendinz in two runners. tying the
I numbing Time. {some 0n the throw in ht- advanced
IS(apr| ””2 hours. 56 minutes‘m second: Schmidt came across with
It‘ormran ......3 hours. «t m'nutpy, I“ single in left. sending McSally and
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:ml big enough to win any ball game.
tbut the Lociuvoode kept plugging
THE ”STANDINGS
.amty and. finally, upeet Scanion. in
National Lawnv Ithe eighth inning.
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their opponents. on ‘Stturday
noon. at the ‘Amusemem Park.
.bmeball team of the I’. S. S. Favorite
‘iwhlcn is now stationed in Bmoklrn
The Navy boys were demented by the
score of 6-3 mid. to ("en matters up.
the Navy mm asked the Rex team to
play them a return lame. In Emmy“
on next Sunday. ’
beamilndn'mmd utilitie- vat which'the'lm run their loom . ,
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m and rich browns are a favorite; blueg to“
Will-ml ‘are‘the very ones you’ll my:
1m with Autumn'ltself and coutrastllg mm
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it “aids of many attractive styles. Some large, m
9L tum; some with but two colors, some with tic--
I of at least three-colors. Of serge anti tine fanny: nit
ill dellgitfhl mil beautiful. $2.75 to $6.50 yard.
Sages of pure wool,'much range of colors and weights.
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Win "From U. S. S. Favorite,
But Lose to the Dodgers
The Rex A. C.. of this city. had a
Yes! eNa'y the R
The (rattle was a \I'l’
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Stamtond and played the Dodgers, but
instead oi'rmnlng home the victors
”my came home the loeera. by ll\«
Ismrt’ of 16-7.
'All-wool poplins, satisfying of weave and marital bx
Imuch durability, 41 to 54 inches wide,—-S: to $3.59 yard.
:‘l‘ricotine, almost luxurious in effect. very'heatltifm
I48 to 54 inches wide—$3.50 to $7.50 yard. ...
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Fancy mixtures. with many colors combined to m
,‘oneprcvailing celor toner—$4 and MFO yard. ,
'1‘ ‘l ‘. “d {100 r.
Braids and. other
pretty trimming.
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2‘" (i n ...... 9t: it .68"”“ left and. on the hit and run. Mc- ”P“ , , ‘ ,' "‘ ..
5x13“. “Mt“; _ .8" ‘7 .633 (‘arten shot one through short. send-”:15“??? m :‘Srl‘mg‘h‘: ”“1“” , .
:rim-m . m m 531”“? “if; ‘3 '“F‘lim‘flmum' f't‘mkz' 71¢ng.‘Em,,§‘ga,;.?;'fn,,o\.. {The claret and lustrous narrow buds Which give lil-
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'lzmmn' '1 71 .4u8""".h“‘ ““d "““k- ”W 0‘“ re'i“t"""l(ell- lt‘ 3' It 1 x0 ‘5 l scason—Readv \‘
St. Lam; ............. 43 77 .nxi‘mmk’mg "'9 “m"- mm”! 100* qhofi,‘ 1t- ;' r, ,, n 0 1: - ' '
”man." .9 ‘‘‘‘‘ 5 5.2 35 ed rosy. After huling a couple. he ‘ - ~ """""" ’ ‘ 't . . . . -. . ,
‘p .hgmmm ”in“: a 43mm” for W, loam, M, 0, mo gififik‘lb ....... g. 1 3 g 3 QII Pans cord and pig-tall and rat-tall braids. how holy
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”mm“ VVVVVVVVV «‘1‘ 1;}. [pggpfwfmmm dz.“ the B30251“! 3wa L. Manzy. 3:, .......i 1 1 2 2 It; the) uorL out. whether used upon bodice or upon 5‘1 (1
(.lpwmnd ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 7—, 3;, 591411.: head. both runnelscointing Stansi“):fi?‘“‘- “- ------- ‘I I: i .1, TI 3t dress! 50 cents to $2 a piece.
.lu‘troit ........... 7; 5,; ..-.,;,;.le_\- struck out: Nauru then ground P “-r'mgv “h” """ 4 a 1 z ; hII
.ymy \jm-t. ''''''' —., 7,; .3761"! to Hunt. and. on the fumble, (‘ronk ‘ ‘ ‘_ ff ‘ ' I ..i 7.. q' - ' - ‘ y- w QJ- v ‘ , ‘ ri ' ' '
5L mm _____ ‘ '''''' I“ g; Agfi‘cmmd the m", Wm] mp “mung Mattel. M . ..... i L .3 -.. I I lBIack -111} braid), Tc. dies-” and t. Al: lid suits, 143
pm“... _, ........ a: at ,m'run. It looked bad in the mm m- Tm“ w _. . - Q .S: ta 5 inches \Vldé.-—-—3C to $2 vard.
;\\'aghingtun ' __:,1. MI _:‘:R.'.,liing when “all. the first man up. ‘ ' “”1“.\'.‘ C J " I ‘ . I ' I . 7
l’hianleu-u . .4 . .::t 11.". .zesldmlhlt‘d '0 lt‘lt- bl" Slanh‘i‘ W" (in “ “ ' .1 ‘ < r ‘9 ' ‘ 'I"'—Ck ‘ I“ ..
INternaticnal League. Isl)').l(1 and “nor whifiinc Ml‘Szllly and R quuth t“ 8}) ;‘ lit [‘10 a I Lateo .fOA the he“. Illfilfi‘d you} 3.. 111ml“, “.9
W l, r r tSmnlnn. mad-0 08k” M to Chantns 'r’ “g“. ‘H ' “ ;' , 1 .. ii .-.' cntal and that and \ clllse. him to ‘3 illChSS v.'ldc-——50c to
lialtimm't- ........... lu‘m li~ 1:71 “M ”I" Mm“ ““5 0"“1- p" £331.“th "t; '3 0 .~. I, n ‘. . I
.Tm-onm ............. .0 .17 .53”; The largest crowd that ever attentl- A, pmgimfip" 7,, """ } T, ., .. T. ‘M £4 )Uda ‘ l
Ruff-flu ...... 51 GT .Jir‘wl a game at \N'urtl strret wag ptes- ‘ .. ‘ ‘ ' " j ' " .. ‘ . _ ‘ . .
,;..._.,.‘.,.._.l... 7» 7, 131...... ,..._......da,, ..m, ...... “...” 1mm 1.»... F, 252233;, """" j :, .1, .1. I: 1‘ Fillc‘ Gcorgstl: trap: m dark and 13‘. delicate shades.
XP\\fll!\ Tl xii .470 their visit. “; 1H),“;- I IIIIII I. I ' . ' ' ' 7 *' "t r" ’ "‘ ‘ ’
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1f”? ‘Ht -------- 3'7 9- .316 :-:'mv two clubs “ill clash in tlw umd J, than. c . 4 2 2 3 2 «v’ I . Center aisle. rear. .,
lxl‘iltilll’i ........... 1‘1 IIGNI gnu”). and the ankwnods art- nut to .-._ --. ~7 7 . . j r
‘ 'V ‘ ’ :77“ v . tron this: tussle and end the series Total: ..- ..... ..4H 10 e 2? 1n :1
XEBTERI)A\ 5 RES[ LTS A notable feature or tho Prints-st Sl‘HlH: YLY l.\‘.\‘l.\‘t;.<, o o
- ..- ‘slmwx‘ that the putoutu of the Lnell- R“ A' t‘ """" u H : 2 n .". I z \ l“ somethln O’n '
I "1 tons! Leacue. I\\li(‘d.\' \Vt-lL‘ tlllmn (are (If it.“ f'm; Pawll‘" ------ " 3 " “ 7- " I‘ " l' ' 3 .
5' Loui‘ ': Nu“ York 1 .mcn. . {BX 5- ‘1 I I
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new ~;_\\..A.m:mn. 1 WNW... .. W1 1 1 7 1 .. Re 1‘91“”; “7 ~ ‘-‘ 3 “ “ Remember the action and speed cf the Night “1nd! I
internal onal League. lindquiq "b 4 1 1 a 1 ” ll.ll‘(’('h..i lt ....... 4 l n 4 H 1 .
Jt‘wi' l‘H)‘ It? liultimmr. 1-2. .6. . I; ' 5 .— ~ W. Vow-mp. 1b .4 l 4 1n n -. . . . . ’
. Nunulc, 1... Reading, 3., ISJQ‘QIZ‘VSP """""" 2 .1, .1. f, 2 I: \V.1..-ng_\.l.;. ., 1 2 3 1 H Remember the Two-Faced Man. :1
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I lilnululzmre‘ 1.x; Buffalo n.3, 3153:3331) :j':jjj:jj I; ‘1'1‘; 1, I, Kuhn. L‘b ........... i t. t. 1 .. 3 . ,\\ ell, Something Domg lb further silent :5 of the
I me‘f.';‘Fi?.f?§‘:$:?"l.n 5”““05' “f .........4 1 1 ‘ 9 ‘f Tom. .3”, f ’1': ;- ‘1 . wo-l-‘accd Man—and it’s full of lite and real thnlls. 81.50
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Lott‘IStiIl- . .... Si.]‘au1.0.9‘ 'I Tm“ 3. ., m a? 1. , ..., ., h a A dltierent Vi estcm stor; .--—The Banding iron—u
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. m‘ 501m ALh TIRLS. ‘ l , -------- ,' - -’ Katherine Newlm Burt. '
TODAY’S G.‘\}IES ab r h {in a e (:‘tglesp.r:;t_b ........ z: 2 2 I: 2 l ‘ ” .
nukes. cr 1 ‘2 2 o 0 3,9351"; """""" l i " 1 ".I Miss Burt didn’t take the usual tormula of allied-nu
National League. Schmidt. 2 ...4 n 2 :1 r. 1 “Mint” --------- 4 g ;; " 4 ‘n’ , . . , . . .
Ne... “.... ... 0mm“, Lynch, 3!) .......... .n. o 1 n r: 1 gmgfi" f --------- 1 ; i Z (1 3 India cowbov and ranch girl. 30 indeed; her story 1:.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Wlmne, rf ...........". tt 0 1 0 0 ' ‘ ' 1. """"" ‘ ' l - ' .
Philadelphia at Chicago. Hunt, 99 ------------ 4 ll 0 3 3 1 316$???n' if " ' ”'1 i i 3 2 ( Iumerent one‘ Q‘
. Boston at St. Louis. Prince. lb .......... 4 0 1 1n 0 o . ' """""""""" "I . - ~ . . . -
V Ch American Leaque. Hall. H ............. 4 1 2 3 1 0 P' 53mg?" 1‘ "---'~-4 1’ 3 3 2 n ‘l tVVOUIdD't be fa” to SpUll 0ne,° enjoyment by team‘
icazu '4'. Philadelphia, McSally. c .......... 4 1 1 5 l 0 . T '— *— _‘ *— "-
Cleveland at Boston, Scanlon. p .......... a l o 1 o o 'Dotalsgi‘.éiié.é§.fig‘\l%ssls 1° 5 " muCh abom it‘ ‘1‘ I“
TELEGRAM'SPORT — “uhHHMHH; 4:;1‘1733 A.(‘ ....... oazozoa'nm 7 PaidOut—adctectivcstorythatcentmamdam—
. - - 7., gers ”32020432 '77; . '
, EDITOR waoozo . SCQRE Bi IMINGS‘ . __ i 1‘ .... ' . diamond. lt paints remorse anti mm and
_ - Lockwoods ...... 1 0 1 n 0 o 0 3 0—5 FlTCl-i FOUND m N . - . ~ .
Mon $3le ”and 'ur. new” Norwnk Tires ..0 0 o 0 4 0 o 0 0.4 D ' BED ' 'r- 'tormeh’ts of a guilty COHSCICHCC In wondm MINI.-
1 e at Mud Church Summary: Earned ms~Iflck-' "h'- . , ' .
f BR! in Bridgeport. wows.3; Norm lk’l‘lres. 4. Twobase hm" gimmgn, M D'"°"‘ a ‘WC’ 9 ' 14’6“!“ Bessel!— ”'SQ
sent. 1%. A m M ”.m. mm M‘ Cfiarles a. much. one of the most.
, but quiet weddin: was celebrated Sat-{Smfiiéin 3: HIM“. 1. “3m “It
hurch. RP\'.I on baues—Lock‘woods, 4; Norwalk
Miss mar-id 'aenwood. mum" rotInuilLto mm; m to-
Mrs. Millie new otzuus any-nu Prime. m Illa-411“. -
Mctllas Hettinger were united in mar-I en, $81116. DIV. Chantos. First ,on
ringe. Only immediate members of, errors—Lockwoods. 3. Umpire~3foth-
both families ~wue M and 1 erton. Tine—em hours-
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ceremony torxthair “honeymoon trip-to 4 mm
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