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It is. understood that the Reds are
At the flmmfima’WM’
ad» m, 411mm m b not Jacobson for the International
anxious to unmet Jacohoon, as helb‘tun‘ 1mm"- Ben!!! bemrthe
figures that without a. winniasnteom
. , . 11 11h on the NtW Britain 9170175 season as he has been having
1~ 111 111 hitting in the 111- since Jacobson has been with
:11~ >11 big league scouts:
than 12 he sold the New Bri 1 1K8” ‘8 ”ed‘mm‘ 1“ en“ ”‘5‘
111a} join the Cincinnaiilmr a atlfl ‘3 11 b0? hits and 1. any: men, he was cred»
This is given” the cause for Dunnl lied With ton home runs.
not selling him last season when it isl
known that several big league clubs 1 Five MERCER--
hitting has been one of the reasons;
I; l .111.
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liw 111310 City diamond tosser
, 1, 1 1 present time is out of the
;.1;.1 1111 amount of a broken
mean. ‘ .
, HF“! do fork over-11:0 record price going, it is: reasonable. to believemi R Twain; at Vancouver, Wants-«broke .
RAN to, the “a!" However, n is be- he will soon be ‘preuiu “serum, winninglmstphecin- 1:31;. -
”1°1th trapehooting Mal
WWII “tonal
pill for an average of 3.48 and his yesterday.
thelfithTOI-onto bungee?” l: 3211;71:1th Cal: 1‘. W. Mellon, of mm. Tex.
[ :1 il« 0 t e pennuit t t are and F. S. WrightJ!
e m w 1 net him a greater returm l. 1 place. e och with 99
shoot 0!! Wright -mde the highest
score and manna-«led the nod-I.
mourn.
hero.
R. H Brienoyi. of Ocean Bung.
Bum tied {or
11111 the
WALTER noun vs. SAILoR
ouum‘romwn. -
1il1‘.
I ill?
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“Larry‘
made an attempt to get him Average!
released last week had Jacobson hit-
ting for 3.91. He has made a total of
108 bits: which beats that of any,
off—season months
are pals and there
In Mlior‘mi
AMERICAN LEAWL‘
S‘Walter Mohr will exchange thumps
with Sailor Dundee. at the West Ho-
boken Club, tonight. Moll? Is a very
. 1 - ~1i1ility that they will be t - '
~ 11 =11 season all year round. (11‘ other player in the league It Wm be:i’lalyer gridiCliub. G. AB. R. H. PC. angle, aggressive person, and so is
. . “.00” coming from Balti inteiesting to watch deve‘dtfl'flhents’S’S| 812' ‘ F122 492102 195 ' E96 D“ ee.
. 1 ‘. it that Gene McCann. fol-1n next season. as "Jake” when he stait- ‘Jpe: er, gheive..121 “5 116 1“ "’91
41.1.1,“ and New London man ed to join the Orioles the past spring, ‘Rmthsoi; Y' 121 4‘70 82 177 a" . _ . ...
“11., i, now engaged in the huui was Quoted as having said. that he 'EuC llin Chixlg 37.4 13-4 140 .373 .LMI .;
o: combing the minor league specified in his contract that he was 0 IfAI'IONAL ‘93 95 18° “’6" ' I ,- ; j»
for plomising material (01 to be sold at the end of the season. Plaver and Club G LAEBAGiéE. H PC
wuld's chum ions “an s 1 buy- ' '
obson who is Dlending nip (inter- “The Marks now have a third base- inoms‘” .St L 121 “9 77 1‘2 '3‘" 8;; Bfihmmsfl’el ma
. 1-1.1 [Amalie in Inning— and, in adJman—{Joe » Duran)" says the "Phila- {‘23:}; Sniff“ ”1,2,2 :2: $3 1.5;; '32: ache. MIMI. Continuum—«h ,
. \- ' . . - 1: ‘ - deloll a Press." - . -
1111.112. made thr most hit. oi any This season the New Haven box 13 Smith St. L.. 85 296 51 97 .328} theolog- rein-bl!
has been stamping himself as one of StOCk St. L. 127 514 76 168.3271
gtho greatest young ball players in the ~—————-—-
' .1111: show. H11: hitting especially this JEFF SMI‘TH DEFEATED LIGHT
“991; has been nothing short of phe HEAVYWEIGHT OF CANADA.
1101119an In the fifteen inning tie
game “i111 Detroit he made {he hits
out of seven times at bat. In “’erl-
Theycleor the bowels, sweeten the atom-
oé and tone upthe liver. Do not‘ripe.
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aver aged.
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You WELL?
AT ALL
IEEAEUISAQL DRUG STORES
Jeff Smith has Just defeated George
obinson. claiming to be the light
of Canada.
[Smith has beaten a number of title
Yeste1~ lioldms in countries other than Amer-
hi; ca.
[110mm 5 double header in the second heauwelght champion
Mzame he “as credited with four out
{of five two of them doubles
’day the Elm City lad continued
Cut the he
of Heating Your Home: wi as.
Mode in NEW' ENGLAND and {KIIdrRAAFI-‘EEDj »
Allow us to submit to you an estimate for the installationot a BMW KRATERT'
which The MWSTOVE- COg‘GUAiRANTBEStohat-youmhomem’m degreeoun zero].
weather. Then compare our figures with the estimates of other heating contractors. You
will be astonished. The fumaoe costs less; thereon no pipes now ”expensive to __buy
- and upmsim to install.
The m Onu-Bipth-Im'FER,‘ manuals-‘3‘: Day; ;
Pipe
Think whatra: saving this must mean- to you. m m
itself' In saving of fuel over other heating systems.
fall when a light .wood fire will make the house
fire starts
iSe
rtable. The
Finally remember thata Wm mummy Mr
HEATER: m efove oo; insist flat the
One-Pipe HEATER be installed only where their heating experts
are sure that it will heat efim‘. rWlnooo installed, It must
give satisfaction or they will removed it cheerfully and refund;
all payments.
Remembor: linen». amps-grip m1 " '
is produced and booked by a Ion“: 08th NEW ‘
ENGLAND concomfrizht no. bonfire
[a
One year to pay for it—we specialize in furnishing home: complete.
' SW FURNITURE (10m
it Boys? :All wool Novelty Cloth Suits, were $25’»
uEéONOMY‘ means getting the boot «Ia-Nil! poo-1M. at the Iowet possibte cost. That‘s
' why. at all times we insist thatbw c to of new and smoked meatl must he of the
’P‘Mgh'eu standard. For first .1 al century 1. the true test of chemo».
:Thonfllt ”and. to moon that we can sell at prices below that of the ordinary butcher.
‘THE NATIONAL MARKET. 60., is the latent retailer of meat in America. In our
:m 05 Item, we all a hundred pound. of meat when. the average butcher sell: one
.pound.: We Mono charge accounts—no bad debtor—no loans. No delivery expenses.
l- Hutu-My we can conduct our business on the very emailed margin of profit.
, And- YOU “mother economical housewives profit by it.
RAMS. lb ........... 39C-
- 1‘ FRESH» oR'c CRNE DWEQPPED r f
.’ PLATE or BRISKET lb 96 BEEF lb.. . .22C 1
WILSON’S SUGAR CURED SMOKED
oqns. . a
LEGS MILK FED RUMPS MILK FED
VEAL. 1b.. .353 VEAL. lb.. .390
’v’. "WaN'.
SMOKED CALLIE». . .
HAMS. 1b.. ........... 25c»
. 15¢
SINCLAIR BACON
SQUARES Ib..
30¢:
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SHOULDER SPRING
LAMB. 1b.. ...
FRESH LAMB
STEW.... . .
Norwalk Market
71 WalLStIIeet ~
Phone 1875
[5011111119er Market
‘198 Washington-Street
Phone «1717
LAM? RIVAMRS N' “A? W AKRICA
NATIONAL W
MARKET COMPANY _
Bis
Specials for? School Opening
Boys sAll Wool Lined Knee Pants, were $3.50
3‘ and$4.00 now $2. 50 .
beoys’ «All Wool Me and Mixtm'e Caps, were?
1 $150 new 75 cents ?
2
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t m $110011Ii
Q THESE ARE ALL SAMPLE SUITS CDNSISTJNG- OF SEX VELVM‘S THE,i
..- 111111va11: SERGES AND MIXTURES; TGAPPMATE THIS EXCEP-
p TIONR‘LWALUE YOU MUST COME AND 100K THEM OVER.
gMeh’ s Suits, AlliWod Wares; were $301M
3 $35 now $19. 50
2 Boys’: Blouses, Malian“, m uptosl. 75
5 new $1.25
an 831’th HAVE A FEW COASTERS LEFT THAT WE WILL GIVE FREE.
3 AW’I'I‘I EVERY PURCHASE.
Norwalk Chronicler