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. CHINA’S SUDDEN HAUTEUR.
‘i’o‘kyo and Peking, it was gathered

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The Shamrock’s crew were happy '
today aboard their tender Killarney,
while Sir Thomas mpton beamed on
visitors who called to congratulate
him on heard his steam yacht, the Vic-
toria.

The accident to Resolute, coming on
top or three othermajormishaps earl-
ier in the season-411s loss of the
mast oi! New Haven, the breaking of
the jaws of the gait and the carrying
away of a topmast oi! Newport——had
a tendency to shake faith in the abil-l
ity of the Herreshoi! Creation to hold 3
together until the end of the season a

In yesterda '3 race, hOWever. the
Resolute exh bited better weatherly
qualities In light airs, she appeared
several minutes faster up the breeze
than Shamrock IV., although it was
on just such a point of sailing and un-
der just such conditions that the chal-
leuger was supposed to be superior.

The two yachts have yet to test
their abilities down the breeze or

 

flat the only known issue between
the two governments on the subject
at the restoration of Shanung is that
«at direct regulation. China’s only
reason to! refusing to negotiate is
11-1 not being a signatory to the
treaty she is not in a position to rec-
mgnize any of its provisions. Japan
«zones back with the conciliatOry an!

(glaze adequate reply, it seems to us,|

111:1 she seeks only to negotiate a
.Mer founded on the authority of
tithe Chinese government's ofliciai rec-
eopition, namely. the Kisco Chow
{messions granted to Germany by
China.
The seizure of the peninsula by
. @xermany was, of course, a. piece of
Estranged-m imperialism. And the de
~ mound of Japan for its allegedly tem-
gnorary transfer to herself was of the
me brand. At the same ‘. the
transfer was legal, and China's place
'mld not have permitted the matter
to advance to its present stage. It
would have contested the issue by
- force of arms. Since China has not
alone and could not do that, by what
special exemption does she now re-
51rd herself aboie negotiation Enter-
ing such parleys would not pledge her
to an acceptance of any proposal that
rmight be made. If that mroposal were
vmfair China would be in a position to
plead for the moral support at least,
a: the rest of the world. By her pres-
«an attitude she is in a position to
fiend for nothing
It is hardly to be assumed that
Japan has no card in her hand but to
surrender flatly all she contended [or
in the treaty as xelates to Shantung.
9011 the other hand her purpose of net
168211 may cancern but the nominal ex-
.4rcise of powel But “no knows?
*l‘hat is the question on which China.
tuddenly turned haughty after her
centuries of self imposed “Chinaiica-
tion’" has closed the door.

flEENS FARMS
BEAT WESTPflliT

Greens Farms came out victorious
in at twilight game with their fellow
Wmen, Westports. in a fast and
Smestmg game, at Bedford Oval,
Bast evening Both teams played

‘ {1.de ball and excitement ran high, as
there was great rivalry existing be
tween members of both nines. which

.__, mde the game exciting. Ed. Brown

was on the mound fur Westport, and
mough hit freely, he pitched good
12:11, and his team gave him wonder-
ful support.

Joe Duffy pitched a line game for
(are as Farms and kept the hits Well
mitten-ed. J Driscoll was behind the
lint to? him and caught a good game.
'l‘he feature of the game was the
comeback of Capt. Downs, the West-
jort star of former years. This old
timer played right field {or Greens
”arms and ShOWed the youngsters up
with his pretty stickwork. The crowd
was surprised to see him in action,
“In! gave him a hand when he stepped
to the plate and sent three line drives
in four times at bat, showing them he
:35 still able to swat the old horse-

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0er WATER

Wash poisons and toxin groin
system before putting
food into stomach.
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Wash yourself on the inside before
treakfast like you do on the outside.
, 7. This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impurities
77 fito the blood, causing illness, while

‘ the bowel pores do.

For every ounce of food taken in-
to the stomach, nearly an ounce of
77 7waste material must he carried out of
' the body. . If this waste is net elimina-
7 ted day by ..day it quickly terments and
generates poisons, gases and toxins

 

 

 

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Woes phosphateia

1 It is believed that Designer Nichol-

broad oil under large reaching sails-
This is expected to come tomorrow in
a 30-mile race over a triangular
course.‘

son and Captain Burton. 01' Shamrock
IV. will endeavor to obtain a re-meas-.
urement of the challenger in the hope
of reducing the handicap allowance,
since the challen er is using a much
smaller clubtop than was includ-
ed in the original measurement.
BELFAST. Ireland. July 16. —-'News,
that Shamrock IV. had won the first
race against the Resolute was re}
ceived with joy at Bangor Down to-
day, becafise in the event of the ul—
imate victory of Sir Thomas Linton's
yacht the next race's for the Ameri-
ca’s Cup will occur there.

REX JUNIORS CHALLENGE.

The Rex Juniors- will play the St.
Aloysius team, at the lock shop (lia—
mond, on Sunday. July, 18th, at .2
o’clock. The Juniors have never been
defeated this season and are out on
Sunday to bring home the bacon. The
lineup will be: 1.. Mole, p: M. Fal-
cone, 0; L. Ferra, 1b; L. Bax-hos. 2b:
Martin Feori. 3b: J. Caputo. as: J.
Downey, cf; T. Mola, lf; T. Bifano, rt.

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$2.00 311.: LACE E03332. $751.35“
$125 311.: 1.131.: 11031317111, ..05c.
$1.00 811.: III-ISLE 11031332 @790

39c cmm's 303:3, 2...; 1.650

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AT THE CHILDREN’S STORE

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jersey in colors of blue, tan,
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trimmings. Special for Satur-
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$2.98

FOR GHEDEERuOne piece
bathmg' suits," dark o'xford
with White trimming. The kind
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$2.00 311.: shoves, 1...... .2.. .$1.40
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shade the sun. Special' for Sat-

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SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
CORSETIERE AN D, .GLOVER

MID-SUMMER SALE

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dark color and durable mater-
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Milans. Splits. ’sennits.
Penalties. Toyos. Prices

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you to find us.

same price.
Delicious for chocolate cakes.

be made.

PEANUT BUTTER. 1b..
Delicious and healthful

31c —-SMALLJAR, 15c

'21 N. MAIN STREET

MIdealGlass—top Jars-1
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Geoeruck Jar Rubbers—a
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The stores that offer you superfine goods at a great saving
are worth discovering aren’t they? And we make it easy 1UP
We even print our address below!

WEEK END SPECIALS

0N VAN DYK SPECIALTIES

COCOA. 1 lb. Carton. . ..

Why pay from 25 to 30 cents for a fancy tin holding mil 1 a
half pound when we sell a full pound of the finest 1‘01 the

BAKINGPOWDERI/alb...” 160

Our Powder, containing as it: does the health7giv1‘ng Phos-
phates, is the most wholesome and perfect powder that can

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SOUTH NORWALK

Popular Price Bargains in
Household Needs for Saturday

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"303:1 Mellie!” Electric

Iron for Nor-walk, or South}
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81100101, $7.29.

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Gray Prensa-ring Kettles-— ' - b ,
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