w
'1
‘ uiistant spots of the field.
103E311] EEEEEE
‘As the old saying is: “You. can'Et
beat an umpile," Norwalk High wentE
dovm to defeat, Saturday afternoon. to
the tube 01' 14 to 11.
For three innings the Green and
White boys battered French to far and
In a short
space of three sessions Wilson' 5 men
hammered, crashed, smashed, slam-
mood and rammed the offerings of
French for seven hits Which noted
five runs.
Naggy pitched great ball the first
three innings and allowed no hits.
But. in the eighth. something went
wrong with the good left arm of
“Alex” Naggy, and the pride of N01- I
walk was shelled off the mound.
In the eighth inning Naggy hit a ter i
:riiic smash to right center field and
21nd slid safely home—but, the umpire,
who didn’t like the looks of Alex, call-
ed him out. From then on, he called
' “ 4:222 _
J Anderson,» .....4' *2 2 ' I "
W. Anderson, If. .....4 0 1 .0
Mayer, rf. ....... 3 1 0 0 ,
EGamble ss ..........4 0 0 0 3 1 ,
Totals ........... 33 14» 9 27 11 5 England and France Dom!-
SCORE BY lNNINGS.
Norwalk .221 051 000—11
Shelton .............. 000 504 1411-14
4h T, to..
Earned runs—Norwalk, 9; Shelton.
. Two-base hits-Rosenberg, Lewis,
Welnstock, Burns, Smith French. An
derson. Three—base hits—Nasglir Tay
lor. First on balls—Off Naggy, 6: 05
‘French, 1 Struck out—By Naggy, 8'
'by French 3. Sacrifice hits—Robin-
son. Welnstock (2), Borgium, Taylor.
Left on bases—Norwalk, 5; Shelton 2.
Double play—43111113 to Robinson Gain-
ble to Anderson to Martin. Passed
balls—Naggy (2), French (4). First
on errors—Nomiilk 3; Shelton 3.
Hit by pitcher—Smith, Bums Stolen
bases—Robinson, Lewis (3), Jellilfi,
Gordon, Taylor, Martin UmpiresfiUk—
anairck Brothers Time—4W0 hours,
15 minutes. Scorer—H. Land).
1... .on.
p
nate All the. Arrange-
ments 5-
England and France, the dominating
forces in the International Boxing Un~
ion, have also organized What is
known as the international Amateur
Boxing, Federation, and have assumed
full poWers in the adoption of condi-
tions for the government of the box~
ing competitions at the Olympic
games The Belgian Olympic commit-
tee had arranged rules for the boating
tion recently met in London the Bel-
gian rules were thrown into the waste
basket and the rules of the federation
declared to be in force J- B Douglas
chairman of the federation said:
"We have agreed upon our rules.
and all that We need now is to sends.
copyrot’ them to the Belgian commit-
tee and inform them that the boxing
must take place under them. That will
get rid oi all the controversy."
A resolution then was adopted to
that effect, and the federation ad—
journed to meet again in Antwerp the
day after the boxing finals.
U ndcr the weight rules of the fed-
eration the American competitorsm.1y
be incomeniencefl as the scale varies
materially form the A. A. ll. weights.
The l‘oderation wcights are the same
as the European professional scale.
nzunoly: Fly, 112: banlnm, 118; tenth
or. 126; light. 135: wcltcr, 147; mid-
g’dlu, i924), and light heavy. 175.
l Tim Amateur Athletic l7nion classes.
lure as follows: 108, 110. 125, 135, 145.
1718 and 173, =
American boxers in the first ”my-
(:lusst-s would be compelled .to concede
considerable wvith. 1'.) their
opponvnl F.
Among: mm.‘ rules adoruvd :11 the foul—
o‘mtion muting: was who M‘ovidmz.
that am amateur boxer lluViiig know-
ingly hmlwn tho amateur lows and
them all “r11. .”’ l b t E
Tuesday, N. H. S. wil cross a s . . .
with Bridgeport. at Ward street. .EFIVC Leading Hitters
.‘1‘he box score is as followu . ' '
NORW 111.1: H. s_ In Major Leagues
ab 1' h 110 a e‘
Rosenberg, ss........5 3 3 0 4 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE
Robinson 2b _ ,3 2 2 2 1 1 Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. PC.
:01ng p111, _________ 5 1 1 2 1 1 Jackson Chi ..... 21 81 10 33 .407
Lewis’lop . . ...5 2 4 7 o o Johnston, Cleve..22 77 5 3 .403
Weins’tock c ,,_',,_,,_3 1 2 g 0 0 Weaver, Chi ..... 21 86 19 32 .3722
.Burns, cf '. ...... ..-..-1 1 1 1 1 n Gedeon St 1.....23 92 9 33 .359
Borglum, rf . . . . . .4 0 1 2 1 1 Gerber, L -. ..23 73 S 26 .356
Smith, lf ............ 3 o 1 o 1 ol NATIONAL LEAGUE.
"Jellifi'ff, 3b .. ........4 1 1 2 1 olPlaycr and Club. AB R. H. PC
. ______ lllornsby, St. L...23 94 is 3 .413
; Totals ........... 36 11 16 24 10 3 Le BourvemI. P- -16 53 7 22 All”)
SHELTON H. s Groh, ( in. . . . . . . .25 1M) 2.} ~10 .41.“:
ab 1' 11 130 a ('1, AlyCX'S, Bklyn. . . .32 36 13 30 .Iljl'}
Moulthrop, cf .5 1 1 1 1 0 Burns, N Y...... .20 71 ll 24 .....E;
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We sell practical and useful Garden and
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Our assortment of Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Spades and other prac-
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‘ MXQS.“IZOEEE~
0m“ 20 her cent. Reduction Sals is now in full
Swain“. (,fi'l‘his reduction sale dose not mean only a
. few odds? and ends [but it means a reduction on cv-
er‘yt article in our store.
The Children’s Store
37 West .Washington Street.
Opp. Schultze’s.
Phone 324.
South Norwalk.
SaVe 30Per Cent.
Sale 011 Tires, Tubes and Auto
Accessories.
" . SPEC
Double Aetion Pump
.3073 non-skid, guaranteed Tire $10. 75
30:13 1-2 non-skid, guaranteedT ire $12.75
. Other Sizes Proporfionately Low in Price
. Double End Open Wrenches 15c to 50¢.
Less Than One-Half Price.
IAL!
Reg.$3 Value, 31.50 ,
Arrow,-
Nationals, .1; Lockwoods, 2. llit by
pitcher ~-— .‘\lc:~‘ally. Tarlov. Simon
l);ls(?s~~~1\lcSall,\'. Tarlov, Mr (farm-:1.
‘ Herring.
. though Coach (joultney has anothei
‘5 tered the American record for girls'
Elizabeth Harden. of Vassar College,
held the former mark, 88 feet, 10 1
, inches.
having b1,""(lllll' .1 prof-3srmnul count):
bu l'oinslulvll.
It also was dcvldml <1lmt cmuvstams
lunar \z'vg'zh in I'Elslllnlr‘ (in llll‘ day “i'
unnovtitinfl.
The (0111111 “‘5' l‘(‘])l'1‘<Plll(‘(l :11 1111”
llls mini: m 11 l-.‘.n- .mml Franco llel
3111111, Elm-don llnllal 11d and Hal}.
--....“ “..---. 3
lllllKWflllflS BEAT
championships, but when the fedora—-
foreign '
l ' E
E P—é—i
The Tiger Cubs defeated the White
Eagles, of Broad River, yesterday. in;
211 thinning game, by the score oil!
6.
Gilbert. Jeimi? and Cannon featm ed
Henrich, of the Eagles.
HODper, Cannon and Swan; for
Eagles, Hittman and. Fiedier. The
lineup ‘was as follows: Cubs, Farrar.
1b; McNally 2b; Porter, 8!}; Jello!
s3: Hopped-,1): Sw,an c; Gilbert. ll; 4
Cannon, cf;’Malhin,1-f. Eagles Hen-
rich. 1b;' Angione, 2b; J. \alline, 31);
R. Malin, so: Hittnmn, p; Fiedler, c,
E. Valline, rl‘; Gandiny, ll’; Guller and
Nolan, of.
The Cubs would like to arrange a.
game with the Independent Juniors. of
Franklin school, for June 13-; also, the
Crescents, of Norwaik. for June 20. If
games are accepted... mmmnicate
with Manager James ilcNallr, 17 1-2
Unldl street, South Norwalli.
BASEBALL
AMERlCAN LEAGUE.
Yetterday’c Results.
Clerc-land. 8: New York.
St. Louis, 4; \Vashlngton, 2.
Other {cunts—«acre not scheduled. E
Standing of the clubs.
“'on.l{1st. P (
Cleveland ............ l7 7 .7th
Boston ............... l4 ‘1 .63n
(Ihlcrzo .............. 12 9 .371
New York ............ l: 12 .501.-
Vt ..sninglon .......... 12 1‘3 .5110
SI Louis. ............. ll 12 .473
l‘hilmlelphi... ......... S 13 ..‘fSl
1.11 ll‘0ll ............. .3 is .21}
Games Today.
l'himzo 11!. Boston.
llvlmit .11 Philadelphia.
M, Louis 11: \l'azshlnumn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago, 3; llnsmn. 1.
Philadelphia, .1: {Jim-inns”. 2 (13 in-
nings). -
The- SI. lx'zuisl‘prooklrn {Zlililw was
{MVHKHH d on :mrmmt m ruin.
(“her “*3an wow no! w‘il.1~«l11lml.
Standing of the Clues.
V021. 1.054. P. V.
( inclnnazi ............ iii In 1:13
' *Brooklyu ........... 1: .u .171
EC Ihim‘lgo ............. ii 12 3:324
........ .119 9 131%
El‘lllsbur; . ll 10 .124
T2... Inn-1.1mm demoted mp Nurmn-zI’hiladt'lv‘vm 1” H ENE
:sls in :1 hard fought battle, yostcrd;1y,;New York ..... s: 132 11m
ul llnlnn l‘oim, by Elle score of 4 m lflSl. HMS ...... -“ H “331
‘l‘l'w gzunr vwm high! innings with 1h: E ”35“” --’ H“ 11-10431
sour" lied. 1 l0 1, Lul in lbi< ‘2
111113an
bull»: lollmd llj. two
.119 Elm l.n(‘: unruly :1 runs .md
lllt“ 21111112 bldnlr'y 11;“ in no lorm 10E
l“.ll'l, 114 hi is mnslm: :1 Lime 11ml.
Mmlqnlw muk 1111111 «3‘ Elm Hurling:
and. although Eu: having: pitched Sat-E
11min)", lwld Eluv \‘hilm's m mercy och-311i
hils 111 :ml yum, (in SPVO‘l'al nm-asinnsfi
Alumnimzvs, ul‘ 1hr Nillilllldlfi, l\\'ll‘l("ll
fawn-lion! bail and pullml out (11‘ somrE
1w” lid—es 1m
\'O'l‘_\' light holes. .
(lfl howl Sunday, May ‘35}, llw TRUE
101'} l" W'llc “ill ha 11 in” Palm 1nd!
tho Lm'kumu! ulll 1 ml: own in 1! 111- .
11.:1' llwx'.‘ '"Hmu vln ”\t-l ll‘nlll. l
lam up and summary: ‘
LEN‘KanOllS, 1
ab 1‘ l1 no a -
Tul‘luv, m: .......... El ll 3 3 l l
llyulz. lt' ...........’2 0 ll 2 l U
.‘ll'lful'zl'n, 1‘ ........ 2’. ‘l 2 7 0 ll
Stank-3‘, 1‘31 . ....... l l H H 1 H
liillllqlllsl, p .,,. . ..‘l l H «I ll 1)
Chorals. it}; ... . . .2". l 0 2‘ Z! l
Phonics, (‘1’ ........ 1‘. U l l (l 0
llcrring, lb ......1: ll 1 6 ll 0
Arnold, 1f ..........4 0 0 0 (l 0
Totals . ..l ........ 3 4 6 27 6 2
NATIONALS.
ab 1‘ h on a e
l‘va-mt, c ........... 4 1 2 :l {l- 0
MrSully, 3b ....y .T‘. 0 2' ‘2 3 0
Garfield, 2h ......... 4 0 l 4 l) O
Fallon. Cl' .4 0 ll :1 '1 (6
ll‘l'lilfld, is .......... 4 (l l 4 0 2
Lawson, ll’ .......... 4 0 l i l) (1
While; rl‘ ........... z; 0 l u n 0
ldtnd)’.1l)..........3 (I l 6 n 0
Molluinnos, p ........". 0 0 l 1 lo
'l‘urlov, rl‘ ..... .1. .1 0 El 0 n 0
Totals .... .. 313 l 9 24 5 __ 2
Earned 111115 -~.\alion:1ls.1: Lottie
'l‘wo haso blts—-Evorctl. ME:-
l"i1'st on b:1lls——Off McGuin-
Struck out 1 My McGuinnrs, l.
8. Left on bases~wxzh
ilonals, 5: lmolm'oods, 6. Double
plays—w—llcSally to Gilbert to Land)".
Ryan to llorring.‘ First on errors-~-,
woods. 2.
(Yarn-n.
nos, 6.
by Lindqulst,
Typical-Cdurzney Crew.
Says Coach Bill Haines
CAMBRIDGE, ll:E:-.-:.. Ma? .17. ~» Cur—
nell has one of those typical Comma:
crews,“ 5.1311 ('ouch Bill llaim‘s, (1"
Harvard. on his rmuln m (mnbl'idgu.
yesterday, having 11 1*nn sod Salm-
duy‘s 1111111121 :11 l’rinmfon in company
with Cum. \Vondell Davis. Reggie Jen-
ner, his sll‘n’m- man, and Lawrence
Torry. who rows six in the varsity.
He continued: ‘ The Cornell stroke
was not st‘mn ' at its inception, but be-
come you power. Ill :11 right angles to
the finish. l1 was anybody}: race two
thirds of the course. Then Cornell
an?! Princeton. sprinting, found that
Yalerliad nothing to follow them with.
Cornell never fell below thirty-four
strokes. Yale rowed as low as thirty.
I expect that. we Will race the same
crew at lthaca next Satm'hiay al-
eight ..t homr “llom he ma) select to
send against Howard "
GIRL'S THROW lS BASKETBALL
RECORD.
GRE .3; "iCH. Conn, May iii—«Miss
Maud Resenbaum. a student in the
Cakesmel'e school, Mamaroneck, bet-
.nt Longchamps. his backers cashing i;
prep schools and colleges in' throwing
Ea. basketball 89 feet, 6 inches, at 11.
track meet held by the Rosemary Hall
school here Saturday afternoon. Miss
Games Today.
Now You. :1: l‘iilsl»lll':.:,
Brooklyn :1: 5‘". l.U‘.ll.-‘..
llosion n. 1. lmnso.
l'llildilv'wuu at (‘1...ii‘lnnl1'
lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
7E at Prospect Hall. 1"
with long triples for the Cubs, while on lsiander sill meet Hairy rte-ism at. 111111].
got a. homelthe Bayonne A. A. E
run. The battery for the Cubs waslnight.
theE
,invaded Engtand aii have been defeat?
fate ithi E eel: l A
or now atc'r (Comm . i
called 1191! from That lagcl.
Johnny Reason, the Brooklyn pro' addition in tho pvnoe. (ls .
mater of wrestling, has airetr cd ;. 0i If .< he.
tournfmegt to decide the light lwavy hav ’
wag t c amplonship at 175 pounds. estcd in the cause Th» l n
The boots will begin tomorrow night this time appeal 19 all 1101:1321? 41.
he CREE
(lltCEiH and gum 01 1mm
Charles Doessereck has lured ME
and in. President
WRobcrfs bark to the ring and flu. Stat
Holy eke (”0111 r I“,
“[00?on
to help
and
mull '1
next Thunder;
Baitley Madden will a} 0 so because then umtllbutlon 1:11 1
pear on the same program in a bout small. nor most Hm mnmm m n nah
with Ole Andelson.
The team of Australian boxels that’ 1‘" 11 Contributions may he >911.
any of the followin alumna »
ed Fred Kay, the seller title holder; Mrs: James T 11151191391] NEIL:
losing to Johnny Basham, and Hugo w Storey, Mrs. Edward \‘K 1
Blackburn the banlam title. holder Mics Sarah Ill.l‘m1lm1,l)1
bowing to Jim Higgins. This victoz} peg-r5
by the English bamam champion has. Dunn, Miss Marjorie \ lldl'l‘lllfllun
E‘s-rm him a ham. “1th Charley 119* Vl‘QS T‘Iary (:anlfl fiidpl‘
doux.
The claim in behalf of Mike O’Dowd
that twelve. rounds to a decision is t0”
Mabvhl
11
\Ve'xw given our
8‘}- .ns,
clothing in tho
short a distance for a. title fight in UN" 01:1 junk m :1 ,Lrl‘and mmzmafl
middleweight class brings rocollec 50 all up [he ‘me; my ”,0 Nursery
firms of Jess Willard risking 1m“ \g‘.-,'ve 5“,,“th with but mm, ;
world’s heavyweight litlc the ri(hcsl_
twelve rounds and Dempsey had been
declarcd’the winner he would ham
awithnut vnd:
Anxi prices soar onward and Air,“ an".
become the champion, just the Ram“ "l‘ill \ve'w >£‘£'ll':;l'l§' a 111.1":‘1'
:15 by :1» knockout. . spend, ‘
The bout between Joe Lynch and
Pal liooro, tonight. at the Armory A. 3m thorn 31., 5mm, quiw 1010124411»;
’A-- should prove interesting. Both petipll- ‘
how boxod ‘Wilde and each is anxious “rm, 1? 5,“ ms. will lmn- mm, .14...
for another contest. with the llriton. to 1:in _
LEW“) ’9 ”3""an in “mm form. and And ibcyflvv Harwrl a fund that E
Monro imariably enters. ll’lo‘ rim; in mg to .
ext-ellvm condition. The bout be- lle MW"), “Chub. prmwaww
tow-on \Vili-ie 1111113; and Johnny Yarn 1 live.
should provo exciting, while Mike A121
m. and Young lie-rm' “in 11130 1711ch Now. if (my 1:00” Pm'lllv n!‘ Tit-r11
, In ('le‘lx‘nu‘ ihl‘il‘ llmisos ll‘:~
CShonld imd ~0mw supwrllnmxs l"
“l :11 joy ll';.l‘l'~;
lnlnfl.
1hr. ir >9991l and hitlmg howl 1."
DEERtNG' s EX-WlFE .
GETS 5 TO 26 YEARS;
CHICAGO. May l?.~-~Mrr‘. (”hur- z
lnfizlto Mooring: Randell-1 of New York!
said to by tho divorcvd will“ of llny S. :-
21) 17:1!"
X- RAY ON PECKINF‘AUGH.
been com}. :1 in rm; 1;! U: m 11111
interested in the education of “0mm 1 El 1}» 2,.
\l: 1mm.» ;. E
Please dont but any hostimh- 1.1-. n._
I who can send us a chock 1‘01 $51» 51' 1‘»
lanrcs
ll‘liiri '1',
Miss Anna E. Cu11is.:\liss \liee
H113
1153‘
El,
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prize in pugilism_ on the result of 1.. “'0'“. b...“ tagged l'm- ”3,, WM, m‘ 1212' (
txulvr round bout to . decision :11 To allies,
ledo. Had the bout. gm”? the 11mm 0* “'c‘vo helm-d salts and barrww
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Hearing. prrsidont 0f the Siv‘W’llE-‘w' NEW YORK, Eloy l7. T‘w 1,
Darren. Motor Company, and Harry which has kr-pt llogpy 11.1.1,g,,,,_,,,,v HOl water
(‘03. manager of a novelty company. out of tho Yankm 31211111,: lwl' ~11: . fl -
were found guilty uistnrduy 0; :1 days isn‘t ln'alim; :15 11101»le l\——~:...__' Sure Relief
rhmrr ml" burglary and were wnt- (mow-1rd, and on Sdt‘ll‘djy _.
cared :0 "ram fix"- :0 11\'1,I11‘;.-zi~;n lllctm‘v was mndv lo dmnrmirv ' .\ E L gm“ “EANS
years in .lll" gwnitcmlmy. ' Tho} worv act nulurc (11' in.» damage, l'm l; '12. . FOR lNlZ‘l ESTlGM
chnrymi with rubbing: .. howl m 1.1. . Hi: in llll‘ havi; ll}. :1 llmaml 1...";
fill“; and 11111111.» “1!an ,1: 53,0530 I ,:7 “‘e’lll“‘>’llilfv'. ll“ “‘11:: ll) llYilHHZ‘E )1 -———-—~~‘«——-A - ._
yesr, A mmgm} f0? ;! gm“; gym} ill 1.2-1an lhl‘tm'in; 1hr hull, lug: ‘111’ my. T”
b? hoard \Vndnesday, “and: “'1'=‘.-,r,i; new? hadn‘t (ll:‘&lElDCl-’;l‘v(l, 11‘ :«’.'.=3v...';‘. ”‘3' 1 ‘l 3 . A’
la'r 51.....1" -r;1ll l1:-::l:‘.w 21-f'i.1\ :u’n-snum' ' " ‘ at.
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llorhcsn 1'. '1; llnillmm-g -3, 1
nmdmz, 17., lullnlu, 1; E
Alum cl, $11.11 1.11- .-. 1.
Oil.” 11111115 1 1.. not svlr‘dulwl.
tandin: cf the Clubs.
\\1!}l.l.ui~€. l‘. l:
lEllil‘ulu .......... lh ’1 "I:
l'm'mn o ..... H ' eels:
‘ Akron ....... 23 n .t-Ql'l“
llalllmmv ........... ii 111 7.8:
Reading ............ ll .12 .47»,
Jersey (‘ily ........... ‘i ll 4:} E
llocllrslcr ............ .‘l l #- zl '41
Syruruw} ..... i is int:
Games Today.
Jersey (‘ity .11 Toronto.
Syracuso :11 Akron.
Reading at llutinlo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Albany. 4; Hartford, 2.1.
\Vaterhury, 7; Sprlngfield. 6 (ll .11-:
nlngs). E
Eridgcporl, 3; Vs'orct‘stm', 2. l
Now Harv-1‘1, 3.3 Pillsi‘mld, 2 (14 ‘fr.-‘
nlngm, i
Standing of the Clubs. E
. Won. Lost. P. C
Bridgeport .10 I} .76 1'
New Haven .......... 9 4 .69.:
Albany ............... I; 1; .500 ,
Springfield ........... 6 6 .5130 ‘
Hart ford ............. 2; 3 .371. E
“’orceslor ............ 4 7 .361. {
l'itlsfiold ............. «l T .313:
Wutcrhury ........... :3 {1 .3111
Games Today.
\\'urr:eslo'l' :11 Hartford,
Springfield .11 l‘illsllv’ltl.
“'31 r- 1‘ bu 1‘3’ at A l bully .
New “LIVED m Bridgeport.
AMERICAN ASSOClAl’lON.
Louisvillc. :3: .Milwuukco, 1!.
Minm‘upolls, 5; (‘nlumbu<, '3.
St. Paul, 11: Toledo, 1.
Kansas City, :‘.: Indianapolis. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. 1; Mobile, 0. '
Birmingham. in; Atlanta. 7.
Nashville, :3: Little Rock. 2 .. ‘
New Orleans, 1; Memphis. 1 ('cullcu
5th, ruin)“
in
Wins Three Races
In Three Daxs
--.—....
PARIS, May 17.-—Winning
handicap races in as many COHSGVE-
live days on different tracks was 131:.
feat performed by Anvin, 11 five-yea 1'—
old horse belonging to Count do '12!
(Timers. of Spain. on French l'l'lCQ'
tracks during the past week.
Going to the post at: even mane: at.
Le Tremblay, Wednesday Aniin won.
the mile and seven- eights even1.1—
vin faced the starter again Thur: do}:
at 3 to 1, when he again finished in
from over the mile and seven elghllis
course.
Count de la Cimeia decided to stall
Anvin yesterday at St (Baud and aft-
er a gruelling race of two miles and
a quarter, the horse won in a. writ.
drive at odds 0:12 to I. This is lh":E
first time since 1899 that a horse has
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haul
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Fla-unto the II as hoflyhock.
All the ammo run their race
In "his quiet mg plane."
large Arm Rockers \1 Elli l'vml P‘l'f‘zls‘ bucks l‘EhFlE'
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The store closes daily at 6 o’clock
14.10
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High-back Arm Rockers, rccd souls and 11 wk: filslslge-EE 1“ - ‘
TIM-<1- llau‘o 11 m-w foalnro this your the rockers lw'mu’
may Hut (-111 into wit. \clvctx' lawns.
Slat back Arm Chairs with natural finish,
Arm Rockers to 111.111 ll.
Chair and Sewing Rockers finished in natural or 2T1.“ 1.,
{Folding 86% for the garden, finished in green
or natural, $25.50
In connection there is '11argc group of
Willow and Wicker Chairs and Rockers
,with deep seats and high backs covered with (1'13-
tonne. J
Mg Couches that entice. to long naps at midday
or in the evening.
Eco Tables, which, laden with kettle or cups and
carrying their ofiefing of cakes and sand-
‘ng ,wiches, tempt lazy people to wake up.
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more in 11115131., «.1
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