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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 7, 1920 · page 2

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MERCHANDISE Fif HODIR/i ff WHIL'é .S'

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F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop

69 Wall St. Phone 558. ‘ ‘ Nor-Walk.

 

 

 

 

 

{ AN EXHIBITION OF COLONIAL FURNITURE
- The public is cordially invited to inspect a collection 0!
(ANTIQUE AMERICAN MADE FURNITURE at this store”
Every piece authentic, and inlmany models and quaint designs.
Many of the specimens are extremely rare and all give a
spliindid idea. of the excellent work of early American cabinet
in er. . ‘
7 PLEASE- NO'I‘E—That the showing is for exhibition only

and not for sale. - ’
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS

RAYMOND &_g SON .

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Films 1 A-1~Work Enlarged 350 AT AMTWERP
. ANTlVERP. July '2'.Hlt now up-
(24 hours servlce) nears that France will have the larg-
Dru s 1 rest representation at the Olympic
g CLIFFORD PHARMACY Patents games. The French team will com-
'14- -m;«:n—,, », prise 13-30 persons. The. l'niled States
. , he: Ph 80. M3; at“ 1532 ' twill be a close second, with 320. The
_ ones 833- .— Cl number of entrants from Sweden has
Prescriptions .. gars at! not been completed, but it is believ-
Special Quality . {Sgothey grill be in the neighborhood ol‘

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HOMES

. For Every Class of Purchaser. thigfiglw
. ' ‘ Values 33.000 to $75.000.
A comfortable home for the laboring man.

A beautiful estate for the man who can afford
,. to new the once. . hormone)... . ' -

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ground and had his opponent in a bad Zwickerhanotcher sticker, inade the Standlna o! the Club:- Tplayfl. and Club. G. AB. R. Fl PC second game cfwihe. hem... W“ mp
way; but the Jeaneyite- managed to. longest int. ever. modem he: with; . , "H: l. c , - 'Iigei Cubs. We are not who“, ,
Qweather the storln Buff mills as- L V ’ " ’ t" V “93' WV P'C'i. Shy; ”‘t' L....72 287 50 110 .383 can be sec—n that We went {kc a».
iincest» throughohi am: “landed "the New York. ........ 49 23 .essfimith. 1\. Y-----~42 132 10 47 .356 age mini #0 rlav tricolor “181 WOW"
Smter number of blows; Both lads Cleveland """""" 46 25 ‘648'l1‘0nmdly' Bids-33.57 ’25 23 75 333 range from 16 {o 187 ’;-1r: "‘1“ .\ ““3
weighed 11"! Pounds" ' ' - . Chicago """""""" 44 . 28 ‘611 Dauhert, (3111.....58 ‘215 34 71 33") rented 11s le w‘ihou152ur.will?) at.
" Bobby menacing af’Muahittan‘xeaxh. ‘Washingmn ...... 36 so .545 lellams, Phil...68 276. 44 90 .326 my I{ Mange; McNa’nf“a':“‘:;‘;
erwelght. 18109064. elm“? Yam. i . 73:0:th .. . ...._..... . . . . 34 E3 .593. ENZMWAF;mfiw—w our Challenge anewcr through this pa.
Jersey City boy, in the fourth round ., .: . St 1“?“‘S """" »--- 30 “8 ‘47“. JOiNs PHILLIES. pet. The name starts at 10-30

of their bout. Michiel: euhetltuted waned {our innings of Den-mt """ ' 23 47 319 PHll—ADELPHIAu .J‘uiy 7.~—Bcforv would like‘to baa} trom mp ii ' >W°
tor Hughle Hutchinson or ,rhfladel- airiightabaflfitfie people thflught' it Philadeipa” 13 55 33‘ mfg? swirled forum West Pit; mu... the Yankee Juniors Angling:
phia, who failed’to put in an appear- was going to be a repitition of the Game. T0637. (ionalsLeagalilieodége.siyuzicus? lnterna- Greenwoods. Our last lineup wax-1;.
ance. $0“th tam-1 , .10 he tiem. He Bushbaum. c; Carpenter, p; Pnden-

In an eight round, bout Sammy Sieg-
er, the former Metropolitan amateur
champion. won over Johnny Taylor
another New Yorker. lnr another
eight rounder ~Bed Allen of Brooklyn
gutpointed Harry Mai-tone. of Jersey
ity. ,

ACCIDENT CASE TO BE HEARD.

The. case of the Jitney driver who
l ran into Mrs. Charles Pickering about
three weeks ago and badly hurt her.
was this morning continued until Sat-
gurday when the case will be tried be
:fore Judge Candee along with the
Ecase of the twa boys,rarrested by‘of~
~ricer Dorney the other night. for tam-'
pering with a Ford automobile.

One‘of the boys is said to have
gate a reputation for stealing auto
,rides; while the other has a ‘clean
Yshoct before him. the latest episode
{being the only one for whch he ‘was
vevm charged or suspected of.

Their case will come up on Satur-
day and Judge Tammany is to rem-e,
{sent the boyoand to combat the charge
iot‘ tampering with an automobile.

This will be the second contested
case of the day, and it is (impeded
that. the city court’will ibe very ‘lmsy
‘tor at least. halt a day when Dunbar
and Genuario and 'l‘ammanztr and Gen-
uario mix in the two legal battles.

 

 

 

NATIONALS DID NOT PLAY RHO.
CONOLlAS. ‘

It was stated in last night's Sentinel
that the Norwalk Nationals were de-
lteated by the Rhodonolia team. This
was a mistakaf-rlt was not the Na-
tionalswalthough there were a few or
the National players in the lineup, but
not all. This loam was picked up in
order to get. a few players in shape:
loathe afternoon game. The Nation”
als would not be guilty of such a de-
feat. h “an; learned that three of the
players were National suits and this
led the Rhodonolias to believe that
{his was the rezzular team. This team
.mizlit be called tlw “unknowns."

 

 

 

SAY “DIAMOND DYES”

Don't streak or ruin your material in 3
our dye. Insist on “Diamond Dyes.”
‘aey directions in package.

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DOesn’t
"Freezone"

hurt a bit!

on an aching com,
stantly that com stops htyi‘ting. then
._shortly you lift off with fingers. Truly!
* Your drueuts‘. sells a tiny? bottle of

Drop a. little
in~

“heezouc' im- a few' cents sufficient
to remove err-11v hard corn. soft com.
or com between 111- “"58. mm; the

cameos, without soencss or irritation.

EAT LESS AND TAKE

3 SALTS FOR KIDNEYS

Take a glass of Salts if your Back
hurts or Bladder bothers.

The American men and women must

 

ble. because we cat~to much and all
our food is rich. 016'.- ‘blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from
overwork. become sluggish; the elim-
inative. tissues clog and the result is
kidney trouble. bladder weakness and
a. general decline in health. ~

When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; your._-b_ack hurts orthe irine
fie cloudy, full’aof sediment or you are

 

lobliged to seek' relief two or three

with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have their
matism when the weather is! had, got
from you: pharniicst about four ounces

 

The July Victor VRécOrd‘s: . j

‘ from the_'acid .of gamma and lemon

“3:: stimulate clogged kidneys: to neu-

 

iot Jad 'SaSltsi ta. ekaantrmmB. .BH
'0: Jad Salts; take a, tablospoonful in
’{a glass of Water before breakfast for

a few. days and your kidneyswill then -

" act fine. This famous salt; is made

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times during the night; if you suffer;

, ,_ Boston at Philadelphia.

“Bucks: Bay? in. isjudged Amneck‘a Only one game scheduled.
liner in ‘Wmon‘nnd the hit rent (or
three bases.

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

 

{Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn, 45 .Boston, 2.
Cincinnati. 7; Pitieburgh, 2'.
Chicago. 12; St. Louis, 8.
only three games scheduled.

Landy made a great play when
Fahn was in trouble Monday. He
caught Costa napping 03 first base.

 

Captain men has something up his
sleeve. At yesterdaizin. practise ' he-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abe Tarlov is sure some catche:‘.§
lie caught {our men stealing in “'11"

 

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comes to the local club in exchange lst base C'
for Pitcher Lefty ‘Weinhart, “(.0 39.13 O'R‘ien. yes;
With the Bedding club last I
Enzman
years ago.

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-—Try a. classified advmtsement in;
the Sentinel tor the best real» ‘

“WW {might Benny Leonard a ten

with Cleveland some“

 

 

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was speaking with Manager Allen: . Standing 0' “‘9 Clubl. “
for fully an hour. “when the conver-: ' “7”“- L"°t' P'f“
sation was over he told: all players to Cincinnati -------- 39 29 ‘5”
report Thursday evening at 6:36 for Brooklyn . 0 - - - - - - ' 4° 31 €63
practise~ equ-yone “just be preggnt St. Louis ............ 38 34 .028
Pittsburgh .......... ‘33 33 .509
The Nationals have this Sunday Chicago ....... 38 36 .500
Open and are trying to amuse a good Boston ....... 29 3?, .468
tough game, ~ New York . . . . . . . . . . 5‘ 38 .465
9 Philadelphia ........ 2? 41 .397
Sunday a wee-k the Nationals will; 1'
avenge their: defeat of t. he. past . Game: Todav. ‘
and will play the undefeated General Philadelphia ”l Pittsburgh.
With Day's and zmckers batting act-l WW3?" 9-1 9" LOW“
tied there will be a tough game. With} Only two games “he’d“led'
xicGuinness in the 1191: and A. ’l‘ztrlov
catching will be another feature. 1 INTERNAT'ONAL LEAGUE
‘ Three trucks Will journey '9 Sing! - Vectordav's Reunite. (I
Sing, August ‘8. No local team heal I“) game “heduled' :
Eyalt‘lofiillsderealEd them . \\ atch incl Standing of the Clubc. 3
g Won. Lost. P. (' .
It is said that Zwloker pitched with gifi“;mm """""" :3 32 x:
the Chicago Nationals {our years ago. ”WC: 0 """"""" 4,; 3 £05?
No doubt. it they are in trouble, he 113$,” """"""" ‘4? 3o '53;
will come to the rescue. P 3.“;- """"""" ' V ‘1 " C ’
-‘W . sax-.112: ............. 38 26 .514.
. . fJnrw‘y City ......... 3f) 3 .411.
Everett mm. 9115 thumb in Milford Harm“... ........... 2; m 31311
Sunday and wi nmballr be out of Svrarusc ............ 17 56 has
the game for a few weeks. i .
.42.“? 1 Ramon TndQV.
“Ye wonder Wham Jianager Riley 01'. .Tm‘sn‘w (Titv at Torantn.
:the Norwalk A. C. does not wish to: Reading at Buffalo, . ‘
play the National? l summers he dowel l’irzltiztmro at limit-ester.
not. wish to bryllk their winning;E Syracuw a: Alton.
streak. ‘ g «- .
E EASTERN LEAGUE. E

ton. He made a wonderful catch of a? llr-‘tizopori. 7: “Tm-raster. 2.
high-fly foul also. McGre-wor Moran; (3:11 yum» :anw echcdulmi.
must be asleep. f
, Standing of the Clubs.
lrolund played good bull in Wilton.' Won. Lost. PI‘
lie made the first two hits of the New Haven ......... ".7 24 fin?
game in Milford. knocking: in three Bridnumzf .......... 93 24 .680
runs, §\\'r21-¢»cs?or .......... 29 27 .518 .
. Piitsfls‘rld ........... 3 29 .517
land)! is coming back strong. He is Sm‘inzficld .......... 39 SR .599
getting at least one hit a game now. Tllziriford .......... f. 23 2:3 .483
l“ V'All‘szmv 26 31 .4513
MrGttlnness snowed his ability in “’merhury .......... 21 42 .333

fieldinv ‘fnnrinifgldffc made some Bret»:
Ly catches. :

 

Games Todav. ‘
Hartford at. Sprinnfinld (3).
Nmr llawn at Pittsfield.
E‘atmlmry at Albany.
Eridnrporl :1 “'orcester.

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Sunday will) flip bases fflll. MrSelly,

cleaned up, getting a double. "
Foul files are llauecn's specially.

lie grabs any that comes his way.

 

AMERiCAN ASSOCIATION.
No gut/nos scheduled.

lmmord nlaved great hall in both” . .
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games. as is his custom. 1
--—~— (”hatienonca. :‘3: Nashville. 0.

You tell em donkey—you. got the Atlanta. 7: Mobile, 2.
cars.

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—--The Best Salesman—-‘\-_Wgnt Ag. Birmingham“ 12: New Orleans. 5.

: Ulric Rock, 2: Memphis, 1 (12 mg

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——FOR SALE...

I Electric Cofioe Grinder

1 Motorcycle .

1 191% Touring Body for For

1 R. C. H. Motor «

1 Grey 8:, Davis Self-starter

Laro Tension Maguctos with
. Coil

Gasoline Tanks, 5—20 gallons

Presto-light and Air Tanks

New and Second-hand Ford
.Radiators. ‘ .

NORWALK RADIATOR RE-

Middictown. 2nd base:
H. Middleton, 3rd haw;

. Richards if; Schule. of: I'ln'ecoll. rt.

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JACK PERRY WINNER
‘ 1N BOUT WITH ABEL“
NORFOLK, Va. July -7.+«Jack Abel
of Atlanta, (la. who only recently
round?
Ebout at Atlanta, was beaten hrro lash
night by Jack Perry of Pittsburgh.
Perry won the. referee‘s decision at.
the end of twelve of the greatest
rounds 01‘ fighting ever seen here.

 

 

 

 

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PAIRING GO. l-tot.waier:

2e Main 822., Norwalk, Gonn- _ Surefiehef:
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Come in and See the NcwMitchell E
Six Cylinder Touring Car '

Automobile Accessories

Try Tvdol GaSoline. more now-er. more miles
Der Q‘allon.
Brunswick Tires and Tubes

BROCKW'AY AN 1) Kill TRY (KS

LUTHER M. llTRlGHT

. 55 RAILROAD AVENUE

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Oils and Greases

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FOR

A number of secondhand wagons. carts. claws.
liar-rows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for (mick disuosal. Terms cash. .

TthonvalkCoalEsiSunplyf‘e.
108 Water St, 80. Norwalk, Conn.

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. Wis too/Ilsfied {55 7
‘The A. B. c.‘ ”at Wash pay

* Read GO

“About the greatest treasure one can offer a
, housekeeper is something to take the color out of

(“Blue MOnday.” in our opinion this might be an
* Electric Washing Machine ‘ '

Every good housekeeper prefers the family
laundry to be done in the house- The washing of

' many clothes, apparel and household articles is hard
labor when it is done by hand. if electricity is in the
home it is decidedly the most efficient servant one
can have. This washing machine is a simple affair

and“ if there is such a thing as an intelligent machine

the A. B. C. washer is that kini. As to expense, the 7
money expended for laundry Work will pay for an
A. B. C. in less than :1 . ear. The saving of clothes

from the washboard he 155 out in that‘fuatter too.

We invite an inspection

, 3‘ There are many types of Washing Ina/chines and
‘all’of them will wash clothes. After a long: inspec-
tion» of different makes this seems to us the best

kind. . ,
j = , The price is $155.00 ..

. _ lac-3,5“ like the. machine andwant- it, at SYStem

. (of easy payments can‘fbe arranged it theixme of
purchase. ‘W‘c do not Wantyouio have the machine 1 "

 

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