MONDAY, roommam; -.
a .
L
Two Gent: 0. word;
1'0 Lot, ror Sale. Business and Professional Cards.
.‘ ,. S.
minimum charge 500 puma um: 31. cynic .\ ,
\‘.'.~\::TED-—Girl about 17 or 1'8 year:
.1 the l'or card stamping. Apply .1“,
a; .l Cash. lnc.. Chestnut, St. 1:1
v; A KTED—Laundress for two in. fami ‘
Ir, one day every twolweeksze 8811'
tinel Box 10.
‘X'JAVNTED—Elderly woman to take
(mire of children. Apply at 17 North
Main St.. or Phone 336-4.
you SALE——A brick building with a
large store, etc. business section of
South Norwalk.'Bargain. Phone 1423—4.
EVA—NTED—fiA sail boat to rent from
Sept. 4 to 12th, capable of crulsmg
with three: write terms to L. C. \Vells,
Snugatcuk. t‘onn. or 874 Broad-
way. New Yolk City.
V.’A"TED-~Board and room‘ at Bell,
ls‘ldlld for one or fivo weeks from
.scll E 1m
condition; no reasonable otter’refused.
Apply 3 Day St.,'South Norwalk.
Grove St., South Norwalk or phone
1852-12.
Bernard Stemodea,
South Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE——5 piece walnut bedroom
tine].
i
llITlillll ll/lIL
bottom pleasure
FOR SALE—One oak sideboard, one
tour burner gas range. Inquire, 16
FOR SALE—~ll‘our milch _cows, two
Gersey and two Holstein. Inquire
\Vest Cedar St,
suite. Reasonable. Suite, care Sen-
Scpi 4 or 6. by gentlemen well lino-will;
in Nor-walk. Address, ‘ “Vacatlomst
cum ScutillnL
\'.' A KT El) Al ‘ ONt‘Ea—Experienced
(‘l"'l’72l(‘.liin. Apply really for work.
'Ilw‘ Norwalli Electric Co, 207 East
‘ "llg'ul'l St.
i)~Bt.>}' for general office
One who can make hlmsclt
S. can Sentinel.
El
.l
llx‘l“
.1
l, l.lv:.;;{;<, (lllen. women) over 17. {or
l'(-. ' fvlzlll Service. $135 month.
i'.‘ I"..li,l‘ll‘ll§ Scptclllbol'. Experience
For fro particulars, write‘
tz'lsl‘mcr (livil Servnce Ex-
FOR SALE—Bargain,
build cellar and enough lumber
build good size house for $2,000. Al
modern house with 7 acres at rig
price.
W yon dotte,
FOR SALE—48 year old Jersey cow;
gentle and order
non SALE—Maxwell car, 1917 model,
Garage.
building lot.
in Cranbul'y, stone to
to
IJdnlCl )ldlbh, I hone 1900‘0.
FOR SALE—~Two good many cow,
Holstein, Guernsey; Flock R. L’s .
0 mo. Pullcts.
Newton Ave._ “’ilton.
1 1-2 acre
Chas. Paul,
milking 12—qts er day: easy milker,
Tel. 851-4.
E
perfect condition. new tires. Vaasm’
Ask for Garyn’s car.
m. u » ::‘-‘.l Equitable Bldg, W'ash:
ill" ‘. I). L.
iv. Hri‘ELJ—«A young man to milk and‘
’ . L‘,"ll- my} work around the_ place:
,; . Ml \valzrvs. board and washing for
. .3 Address T. \V. Austin, Tele-
pl. .i ‘ 654%. Dal-ion.
\'. ‘3‘;'i‘l~Ii)~—Experienced hand our
in dungrs on dresses and waists
1. lm- nail}; Good pay. Grace Eln-
. ._" ‘3‘» was. 8 Halll'ol'd Place, Tel,
)
j A
i .
-‘.'l [7.) , l"lil‘lll§llf‘d room with
. r..;t:';l.~‘ ill a private adult family,
.wll3 to East Side Rail Road
S;t!l$illclul‘y refierences givei‘l.
giving particulars to “Pet‘-
' Box 12. Sentinel oliice. -
l‘l-iil - - Operators on folders.
'_ and pl‘ossel‘s. applv at
: ni pay and steady work. Hen-
'_ tx- ll‘Wlll. High St.. Norwalk.
l‘urlllanrult position by cx~
i monozrnphcr: 5 years ex.
"'luwlellzt- of bookkeeping.
Address. Stenogrnpher,
2 office. ’
, IVAN‘l‘lfill”Stcnogl‘apher. ex-
w-«l and capable. North At?-
(tact-2‘ Flu-ms. lll(‘._ 144 Water
rl‘ll Nulwvuik.
till": ”[0 RENT~~Eitllcl' a small
we. :1 steam-healed flat. or four
- unzurnished rooms. V. J. Ben<
. Evening Sentinel Office. ;
‘nzmnv‘oui‘oom' ’ 1"“
By .Inkin.
Baxter’s Cough” Syrup
l". H. .BAXTER Drum:
. . CARD OF THANKS
\. ,. Wish to express our appreciation
1w Butler Lodge, No 97.1,0. 0. R.
(lid \\ ell Hook and Ladder co-
:ha manv friends—who extended
'1: 'li' St’l‘ViCeS and sympathy during‘
my l'l‘i'Pnl, bereavement. Mrs. C. A;
“luhlb’tl and Family.
I.
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FACTS ABOUT .MILK.
«Bolt: Food That Alone Constitutes an
Adequate Ration.
tzn-rv mother with young children
would read Bulletin No. 215. "Tho
i'wl \':lluc of Milk." publishedabi'
ili,- Auricullural Experiment Station
.x» Cx'u-a: Haven, Conn. Here are a
1m l.i"i~§ summarized from the Bul-
""llli ‘ ”’5‘!”
/ Link- is absolutely essential for the
lm- of infants and very young child-
l”il "
‘1? is a most desirable adjunct to;
im- diet ‘of older, rapidly 'growlng
(‘ulren."
‘Milk contains an abundance oi
prolein, fat. carbohydrate and min-
eral nutrients. and its proteins are
not only.superior value when used
“lime“. but they are especially adapt-
ed to supplement the protein deficien'
fit-H of th cereals which. forms},
Dram a part of the daily ration of
mankind.
supplement. the deficiencies of
cnreala, meat. sugar and fats in these
importast elements. Moreover it con-
tains the three vitamines without
,.M"Ii0h life Cannot be maintained.
"The scurvy-preventing vitamine is
de<troveoi by heat and thereiore if, imlmarket during
1
fonts are fed on pasteurized or ster-
allzzed milk the use of orange juice or
some, vegetable extract is necessary
to avoid the possibility of scurvy:
" ’hole milk containfieuough wu-
iervsoluble vitamine to meet an in-
fants' requirements, but water is fed.
the supply of this essential vilamine
may be insufficient unless it is sup-
pll-meuied from some other source.
“Milk is the only food known whicn
i- capable of serving asthe sale can-
sli-uent of an adequate ration.”
’Milk is a cheaper form of food at
if. cents a quart than either beef at
" (cuts a pound or eggs at 35 cents
;. dozen." ' Visiting
event/ones FINGER-PRINT '
Entire Population of« Liam-Stat”.
May Be So Registered ,
:TlNNEAPOLIS. Minn. —5 Finger-
l“ ”A of every man. woman: 1913!!!!
J“ 'in- United States will be ta en I!!!
‘~’ ,3 in the government in flit”?
luwre as a permanenfmom‘d id’éié
' mun, in the opinion of several
1...... wrint experts who a '
m... :l‘fon of the Interns
.l for ldentitlcatlaz
. P‘The Be f
('1‘:
FOR SALE—6 room house, all modern
Woodward Ave.
i‘tWe guarantee service—-
lsteels being the center of another sell-
115 mineral nutrients alsolRails w
the adv
improvements, good location. 74’
FOR SALE—A few. desirable house:
6 rooms, bam. eiecmc light,.gas,
furnace. range; good location; modern
ate price. Address, Box 82:), South
Not-walk.
FOR SALEM-Property
shall bl- sumlble tor
storage. To let. a:
bi. The Hatch i
horn-alk. Conn
FOR: SALE
Residence at
207 Flax .Hill Road
Belonging to estate of Frank-
lin A. Smith. Lot ~67-ft. by
125-ft. House contains 10 rooms,
2 extra lavatories, 1 extra toilet,
fire-places on 2 floors, excellent
heating system, oak floors,
chestnut trim. Garage for 1 car.
For particulars Address F. In
ving Smith, No. 32 Elmvvood
Ave., South Norwallc. Conn.
at. 15 Map
"We film's) C‘l’fdi Orrl
Bailey 00.. b01311
INSURANCE
and
, Smith
grail"; , 8i
J‘hU'r'A‘ a; AGNESEfWhole‘sale Fruits
South Norwalk, Conn.
R . CARRIGAN K: FLYNN, local and long
/ .. .. ..- 4-» *v "‘
‘—
Hln ' .. Plum ’ ”tu'rorfittrsm
calves loo hogsp‘uud poultry. Ad.
dress nil-1n c.8551. Cumulus
l Comet-fill -
Drop W42,- » , L
.17
and‘Vegetables; also local and long
distance “moving. 8 Lexington. Ave,
TINSMITHING, PLUMBING and‘Re
pairing shop at very reasonable
price, to;- particulars, apply 15 South
Main St.
RICHARD DEANS, 19 Union’Street.
South Nor-walk, Plumbing and
Fleeting. Steam, Hot Water and Gas
l‘lttmgs. rRepali-ing promptly mteuded
to. 'Phone 2556.
H. XV. FISKE, Vocal Instructor, old
.ltalian’method: teacher of Flake
O Hara; private lessons at Studio. No.
6 Stevens Sh, Phone 6554, Corner
Franklin Ave, City.
BMIL A. KNOR, Bell Island. Con-
tracting Painter. Graining; Glazing.
interior Decorating. Estimates cheer.
fully given {or all work. Phone-2311.
distance trucking of all kinds. Office
W .. raj-é” 1..., .
Ho‘s minim , :16.
imply-”134 .,
E
W
COLQKBES, . maul; .Aus. 39,-.
A‘thllet: irhomhthe» Umm m.
to o 0 mm _, 111'
the ‘blg triple meet am ' We»
France, Sweden and the Halted States.
Alter the program had-been exhaust-
ed it was found that America was
first with a total of 134 points; Swe~
den. 3. close second with 128, while
France made. a poor third with 78
points.
Despite the cool weather a. crowd of u uric in the morning to wuh
.-..-- - .. Clear-----~.-.--.::.: :2 :23: .m- -:'=:-.- ... ..-.
the games and the great attendance lCleveland 74 43 .507 day’s potion: v'ls rule. Ma and solar
at once gave such courage to thelSt. Lou‘s " " ' 51 , 53 ,513 line before eating more. - _ ,
Frenchmen that they are out to cap-iBo ‘cn """ 57. 64 ‘71 To feel like young folks feel; like
ture the Olympic games of 1924. Gas- ‘W’asajiln toll """"""" 51 55 .m yan’lelt before your blood and muScles
ton Vidal, deputy president of the Detr its """"" 47 73 .999 became loaded with body impurities.
Union ot‘ Sporting Federations. was:Phi1:dlhl """""" 39 82 "3’25 get from our phumgcigf 3 gander
enthusiastic over the crowd and model '39 a ' """" ' pound or limestone owns. '35“
the statement that if a triple“ meet? umu'l’oday. nmmmive and Almost “stolen.
could draw such a crowd to Colombes,
at least: more than 13").000 would go to
see theOlympic games in Paris.
The Olympics of 1900 was held in
Paris. and, to judge by the conditions'
of. the. countries eligible for the next:
games the 1924 fixture may go toi
France.
Andre Lefevre, the War Minister,
{hairy & (30., Phone 1677. House phone
' .v 5..-
On and after August 1 t, the Royal
James Garage will be ocated at. 12
R E A L E S T A T E
For Particulars Ask
JOHN T. HAYES
N0. 7 Main St- Norwalk
NORWAiLK‘ 4“!“me
‘ TRANSPORTNI‘IGN ‘
’ Imufactu'rer A Specialty 7
Long Distance Hauling
JOHN I-kHEALY &iSONS.
39 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540.
TODAY IN ‘WALB STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:30 a_ m.’—De-
spite last Saturday's favorable Clear-
ing House statement. stocks were,
heavy to weak at the opening of to-
day’s trading, oils equipments and
lug movement. Mexican Petroleum
lost 1 3-4 points, Baldwin Locomo-
tive 1 3-8 and Vanadium Steel 1 1-2.
Other loaders of the industrial divl‘
sion were fractionaliy lower.
Local tractions were not axected
to a maternal extent byline strike on,
the Brooklyn’ Rapid Transit system.
ere well supported, an early
ance‘of‘l point for St. Louis and
Southweste‘m Pfd. suggesting further
buying of these speculative transpor—
tations.
WALL STREET.
wex-p in undianntahle control of the
the morning, the entire
list excepting rails continuing to lose
ground. in addition to oils_ equip-
ments and steels, motor. food and nus.
cellaneous shares fell 1 to 3 pomts.
Replodge was under cmtinual pres-
ter lost 3. General Chemical ligand
9' "e. declining 3 14 points. Harves-
American Agricultural Chemical 2.
iThO Cheaper automobile shares and
their subsidim iv- forfeited 1 to 3 points.
ul‘iher losses were made by Cruci-
bh‘ Vanadium .and Republic. Foreign
lporas of the completion of arrange
ments for pavment or the Anglo-
French loan and call money opened
at 8 percent.
\WALL STREET, 1:30 p.m.~—The re-
action became more general at. mid-
l
Noon .——Shoru ,
exchange was not benefltled by- re: '
many French generals, Leland Hal‘-
l‘ison, Secretary ot the American Em-l
bassy in Paris. who represented Am"
ibassador Wallace, and most of the
'
l
v
if;
sic
about 8 p. in.
“Mr. Moore livei in Worcester
1...
was visiting his sister
of-this city.
He is survived by his wife. two sis
era". Johnrand William, of New Mil
ford, and Thomas, of Bridgeport.
. The funeral services will be he!
church at 9 o'clock and the burial wil
be in Worcester.
Funeral of Mr. Harris;
the {nasal-parlors o! D. W Raymond
day. Atlantis Gulf then showed a
loss of four points.- Republic Matt» 5,
KellysSpriligfield 1 1-2 points. United
LStaten; Steel also became heavy. but
pallaficontlnuedto resist bearish pres-
3W“ , ,w , w .-
The lira bell; ‘at‘ the’AyCen’trdl Sfatlon
portage} started for the cemetery. theINm ‘
,tolled 14 ~1yesterday..aftm-u. lue‘ ,
late Ml. Han-ls having been a mem- met 0,. $1“
ber of mom Well. unafraid (Idem-1°“ _ m "m ' ‘ '
. ”My. -,. var - ,4 1 £48 ' :m .
m. as;
o ‘ ’ .
, anl removed to. the Nat-walk
.Hospltal. where he died. last night.
Mass, and was emr‘oyed byzono or
.the large concems'in th‘t town-10" .
sell merchandise on thermal for them-3'31“” ‘9
He was granted 5 sliort vacation “mm
, Mrs. J. Dunn,
tera. His. J. DUnn and Miss Marie‘
.-oore. of New Milford, three broth‘l
d 'tunous" summer
on “Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Mom
l.
The funeral of the late James Har-
ris, 0f. Lorena auteur" held yester-
day afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, from
Ratlfiohn J. Shavely otticiating, and,
interment; was in Riverside cemetery-
,se ‘.
mil in the 400 meter (437 yards,
inches relay in 42 2-5 seconds. France
was ‘ ascend. and Sweden third.
T119490” vaultszs W931 gut-file r1:
‘ H o ., .. wl ,
Hester-i, Chm-35a. and Franquenelle.
cc». third, ' Meyers cleared 3.87 me.
(12 feet. 5 3-16 inches. ‘
‘JAlvs ; 3mm ER
RESORT v ~DE$T~ROVED
.ters.
l
l
30.——lkao, Juan’s
resort in the [Ito
ulna west of this cltY; W
from by lire yesterday. and about,
three-outta: of the town was de-
d'. Some of the guest.- had
marrow escapes, among them being
.Prfnceia ‘Hiphikuni. sister of the Jun.
TO‘KIO, As»
«Poowsgv argue:
l tri t of orwa , so.
D 3 Susan 18th. A. 1).. 192’0
or Michael D: Perm»; me or
Esta d ,
a!
u “it tor-aspa-
n-mu limited
~l'
9
VIN ti
;anese mpfimf{ mid, _ giggly reach 8250.000.“
W.ifimfigitfl mm yen: mend:
‘ ‘lnr to W n. aroma. chief
tumultuous.
’ an
mun-h
YW. Rm
New York, 4: St. Mulls, 3.
Washington 3; Cleveland. 2. ’
tho Clubs. old-purity on _
Binding 0, Won. Lost. P. C; Do your inside bulking immediately
W‘ «Wow 13
loom-“om am my Wm :38:
Men and women who nr‘e unallv
constipated. him." lullaby or“?!
this inside bathing hetero brooklast.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York, 4; Cincinnati, 1.
Chicago, 4: Brooklyn, 3.
St. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Sundinfi of the Guns.
Mechanic street, Norwalk. Ste hen- - - - . _
1- M...- , - ' item-m 3-...- ...... ‘lr Les 1.2a.-
WALL PAPER AND slim i In the 110 meter hurdles (120 yin-do icmclm'utl ........... 66 52 .559
. ‘ .‘rne Backgrouna ovgm_mm 110 inches) Earl Thomson- the Dan- ‘N y 37 ‘53 ‘
Just rocelvod ten 11; 7 7 i , ow ork ........ ,_
an“, n Late, imoath College staz, was first; H. Es! - 58
. .mpe t dam:- 1nd. column: .Pittsburgh ...... 60
{a}: pgreged borders}. You -figow thltiBal‘l'tm. Meadowbrook Club, Philodel- ichgc‘go _ ... 62 63
' "c“ u ”u": ' “'6‘ 3' :Phia was second and J. M. Wat't Cox5 """""
chi - B t . . - . . . S. Louis .......... ”.59, 83
....:mn.l-nic.re-'§nm.nen mm: mm. m m... mist...- is .-
loox over-my stackzflm mam mm 15 2—5 seconds. Thomson. who rem-ed 49 72
M to so per cent. Estimates cheerfully . . - 01 ' Philadelphia ' """"
"given on paper and ”mm mm “warmed Canada in the mpic events, -
mpg: legislgetfigaufi°t§§inm ”vim: eased up after loading the whole: - °.m.. Todgy_ f . 1211 first time y m
, ‘ ‘ ‘ id >tanm. ' N. Y R t Pittsburgh. 7 or 3 l in" "in ~ on “V: In? M ”*i w
‘5 LN" S‘WPL , Tel- 3139'! The 100 meter (109 yards, 13 inchesl 1 333030;: gincinnati. “ ’ ' ' .d to find himself so Do you want to get a 000‘ if”,
THE NORWAuKs' ELECTRIC co. fiat '1th “'8‘ “‘03 ll." Charles W- Pad: Philadelphia at Chicago. ‘5 “rpm” If no. u" it to—. -- ‘
ELECTRICAL .60NTRACTORS ,dorl-t, Los .Anfizelee A..C.. in 10 45 sec-i Brooklyn at St. Louis. much ahead. He has bought JAFFE & ASH u
Telephone 959 .SMF; J. \. all")? i‘?ive1!3itl' r?! Mrs—i Ming he really needed" WM -wli| 3"}? :12..va
. noun. was Fecon .2 ’. our on, rancen RN TIONAL LEAGUS. Ever 1 paper. I" r 9
207553“ Washington St. 80. "malk‘lhird: Alli-:llan. France. fourth. and’ "HE A 1 head an; at».
1 031,32; av:;a§alswtg:lorwalk gm. Engdalll. Su‘rden, fifth, Paddock: "new.“ Results. 39* has m0" money a . TELEPHONE m
' ‘ .got away in the loud and led by: two Toronto, 13; Syracuse. 4, . 1‘ had when he ke t hi. we aioo buy furniture.
‘WIl-o for Us and Well wlro for You“ E33325: thetfilfty mlt'erlmadkl; icdhollf' Baltimore. 12; Rochester, 57. t '1“ “(33.511 The reason if easi;
... . _ ‘ l . you lownlls ea, 3 0C“ 1 1: .yCit,. own - -
Lillie-0'.ttltara-ltalgnz°lllr cumming i..— -. ; Elli-“'7;‘niiii§- 2. ,. , We, C no
3,355.04... L c‘ ,k. C- w, Nor. The inn med-r tit: yards.161nchesl. ' 3' “P ' , (3TH * MG
E23511: Sunnlv Co.. X103 Vg‘uter St. hono‘hurdli‘: ins-wry; by l‘loyddSmlgé. Chi-f Standing of th‘eVClubo. P t“ i A l ‘ rs EELE Ind fiction m a,
- 'cazo . ., in .i -3 secon s. orzes‘ 021.110“. - .- Account 5 1h” 31* '2 III]! .
To LET grind-re: France. was spread; Carl Tommi, ............. 39 u .669 An . ., ,.,_ 1 port momma. WI.-
{I‘ll-Illiver‘iiend Ewedeu. third. and Baltimore ........... 86 43 .667 d t t ding “nth ,1 9mm m m
T0 LET—fl rooms furnlrhed: ever!" . 5’ - 6an X. Buéton A. A., fourth. Buffalo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83 48 .631 ch S 05 OP spen ...-.
con‘wniencc l‘ol‘ light ilousekeepingfiAPm“ 1”? all 1h“ “83'. Smart just gel- Akron .............. 80 47 .6301 A man will idl'flk"! WHITE ELflcmc 00»? -
illlf‘vl‘uvf‘l‘lgll'nl; for couple only. Inquire 3113‘ “I; in the last few strides to win Reading ............ 59 71 35* necessary. . . « lit! . h 134 WWII“ St.
7 ”'0Ve ‘ 2- l I" runes. Jersey Citv ......... 52 80 .391 dollar out of his pocket, mug l .
.. , , 2 Enzdalll. Sweden. was first in the Rochéster'. .......... 41 89 .915 , , ' i Him 150 South In!“
1(-3‘fingjtii‘C’urp’mmfiggrgfigg’gfffifi;i4m meter HS? yards. 16 inches) flat Syracuse ........... 299 99 .227 more readily than he mil ‘1‘“! m- ,.
,‘l jg ‘ ' .\ , . - race in 49 3-5 seconds. Deli-art. - '
$2.353.“ 41 Ledar s:- inquire 3. France, was 59mm: J. W. Imam"! Gauc- Today. .3 check for it. An account for:
.Boston A. A., third: R. S. Emerv cm.‘ Reading at Akron. . '11 :1 less unnecessary Y‘
TO LET*“Fr°9f office WWW”? 09939150320 A. A., fourth and Malm. swollen ‘ Jersev Citv at Buffalo. you '1 a” I ON iv
§«'.§,-",§,,.}’il.§'pgfi’i'éfi'ig...‘}"§fi‘,fi§f‘g;a;§:‘t{111'th F3134?!” led from start to hull Baltimore 1:: Rochester. spending. 1 F. 8' LY L -_
~ 3.1” ’- " “S - ‘ Only three games scheduled. . . , -. '
{Le O‘d v“ . Cigar 0" ' in the 16 pounds shot pulling eventi ’ JOB PM A.
“gal-{53:41:70 kgomR goon)? oAVfrgiilso'l. of Swednn. w?“.fl”tv with 14,-; EASTERN LEAGUE. l _, 'T‘
and ll':1sl'iinzto:r8t‘.’ 5333:? for ‘oef1313‘5vefiifjegr: (gigging::lélgllivsa)‘ivH.waBs:’ Yuumi‘tfiififlti. “ j; ‘ a l L - WW C“ i “aw M i;
. . q r ' U . . , L r, l ‘ _
gifts. §§3i1l13:°§3icep°oli%r$if Raéiir second‘ Janssen- Sweden. third, and; Hartford 2: Bridseportv 1- EVERSHARP PEN " ’ ., . . " ‘
no" or Jam Neugabour on prpmms‘ ,Gmrge H. Bflliman. Olimpic cmuf “For-costar. 5—0: New Haven. 3-2. 51.00 P .5 i ,- A
'San Francisco, fourth. f Springfield. 4-2: Albany. 1~1. . Ext“ leads-MW 1'
CARPETS CLEANED ; M- 34- KirkSG-Y- Olympic Club, San' Waterbury, 5; Pittsneld, 1. 1 ~ .1 _
,‘F‘rant-isco. won the 200 meter (218' ' AT
It is om. business to Clean yards". 26 inches) .dash. Lorrain,§_ sunfluuotth‘nglul;t t P c AIN PENS 15%
C t d R d b h d ifliéghel'g: siffggd‘ ((35th. fidnfie’ ,N w Haven 63m 332‘ 661‘ 3%
arpe S an u 3 an m 11‘ ; l r . CE. our! , &n e- G . ' ......... . . ,
g ' y _ 11111111,: France, fifth. Kirksey'g time Worcester .......... 65 56 .537 > . REDUCE!“
process to restore the «flora. iwas 1.1 3—5 seconds. whith equals the Bridgeport ---------- 5‘ 57 52’ Th6;Wn
_ lworld's record. Kirksey was all in at Springfield .......... o 53 .517 . ON
Goods called for and delivered. gmeunlsh. Hartford ........... ~. 59 58 .504 SM 1
’ The 1,500 meter (1,640 yards, 16 Pllttsfleld ........... g g; .492 ' p .
- finches) run was won by Lundgren. Abluy ............. .w r. 1 ~ in
9.0““!th Carpet Sweden. M. L. Shields, Méadowbrook Waurbury .......... 52 71 .418 .49.WAII 3133 as} Bath -. .
meaning Co ~ Club. Philadelphia. was second; Bur; no. - * ‘ 1
° tin, France, third, and J. J. Connolly.: 60m in ’ ' " . .
' . 7 some! in A., fourth. The winners; Bridgeport at Hartford. . _
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87 CEDAR 31-3551- PHONE “g ‘ily. Shields using up is strengt n* -p n; P- . o ' ‘
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