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GAMES ‘THROWN”
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Maharg said the “'hite So: player!
were "double-crossed" by Abe Attell.
former featherweight boxing cham-
pion. wfio acted as the ”the?" and
"gmbenreen." and that they received
‘only 8113,1700. He also declared that
may gamblers including Burnl and
himself. were “double-crossed and left
out in the cold.“
”Anvil is the man
Grand Jury “ants." Malmrg's story
an. "He made the bets. turned
over 3!“.000 to Euros for the Sox
players. and double-crossed them cm
of $313,0(‘mf'
Mahargis a former boxer and is
yelLknown in ioral sporting circles.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-—lnvestisauon
'of ‘accusations that members of the
Chicago \\'hite Sox had “thrown" the
1919 world'- series m resumed to-
day b} the Cook County Grand Jury
the Chicago
0
.Time to shake the old straw and'
about comma between them
which she may have overheard. Dr.
Prensa“ is dean-t for [the White
80‘: team .and. in a. statement. degclab
ed he could produce evidence of on az—
tempt to verso-dc Weaver to ‘throV'
the gun.“
The Whit! sax helm idle until next
Friday. it. is expected tint some mem-
hers of the team may be called. ‘10-"
Gleason. manager. and Bay Schalk.
star atelier. having been already
summoned. Soon after the oer-lee. last
(all, Glen-on, it}: uid ,went to st.
Louis to investigate reports received
by President Cominkey. of the “finite
Sox‘. that game. been "thrown."
Statements published here today
quoted Billy Maharg. former boxer. of
Philadelphia. as string that he and
Bill Bums. ex-major league pitcher.
were approached by Eddie Clcotte.
who offered to armnge with other
\Vhite Sax players to “throw" the ser-
ies'ror “(40.0”. Cicotte denied Ma-
harg's charges. but refused to say
more than that the charges were not
true.
President Comiskey telegraphed
Maharg asking him to come to Chl-
cago and offering him $10.00 for sub-
mnuntion of his accusations.
Abe Attell. former ieatheweight
champion; Arnold Rothsteln. New
York racetrack man: Burns and oth-
er: involved in .‘laharg‘s story. also
have been summoned to appear before
the_ Grand Jury.
olcxsr HAD some wmsxzv.
and say good bye. Here's a
good buy in a light weight felt—
just the shade of grey or the
tone in brown or the color in Operating An Auto While Under
blueth‘at will give the right halo= "W "alien“-
to Your dome. ’ Paul Dicgey. the well-known play-
' Evnighg who gave his address as the
soft-Hats and Dflbvs. $5 to $10§Hudeon Theatre, New York city. was
1 ‘_ 3arrested this noon on “'lnfleld street
IVelours ........ $9.00 to $16.50;
Md Was Arrested Charged With
lmotor vehicle while under the influ-j
-‘ - r .
ROGERS & STEVENS gengaigfh I62:2rnotifierl ‘33:} man (h i,’
a drunken man was 0 ..-.
.car. with, Irma”.
TWO STORES
01'“ "0"” .0. and”
L- 30?”. In ImanMinnesota: markers, on
,euuilold sweet, and was quite reck-
miless about it. Marsh went to the
§spot and found Dickey, who endeav-
r I {cred to blufl' the, officer out of ar-
iiestlng him by telling him thfit .he.
lwas a lieutenant in the avxatlon
:corps and that he. was: perfectly sober
Hmd was on his way l0 Boston and
‘tliat “furthermore I'm not gnu): to
[any police station here."
Dickey was taken to police head:
quarters, however. and was swan-hen
when a half pint flask witlrabmxt
tllrco fingers of whiskey in it was
3found on him. ‘ ‘
i lie was: locked up and no bontl.‘
* FAIR .
OCTOBER 4 T0 9.
THE LEADER IN DlSPLAYS,
Attractions and Attendance
G. M. RUNDLE, Sec’y, vcnre fixed fOl‘ hllll.
Danbury, Conn. l He will be arrnlznod “MM“ Judge
il'nsbm'zh in the downtown court to
lmorrow morning.
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V( !R\\'.\I.K \l. N.
extention by State Motor Vehicle in?
lrpet'tor John Marsh. for operating a;
m are. vet. m terie an
of Com me. on the Ina-ll-
‘ l .03 In“ 1' . be no {aim intellect“; ¢ . .. . ., " "m...
mu m r , . . “€- m . . an sum...“ m." ‘
W m. $3.]; an” n III-lute will be lulu :- South}, ands: night—cm ileum: Ann. M- t m for 1r. w , ”‘1 1:»
gm.- 51‘ ind Défigg'd B. Prfl- : f M ”f Figs AMERICANS ARE NONI-Ir. rte-emotion!» I“ in" .mm. 1 shall who.“ iijfi-nw kw
t ‘man 'Several 0L the “'hite Son m1: Best mm m ,will be that of the lecture and qua-i Hoods! mitt—“lbw Science an «loser mums m. :1: - . n: r... a
gmémat K6313 bOIl’d- ~ ~77: 2 g C OUT OFBIG mu?! ‘1'.» thick every-id Religion.“ -.a manage to: true pm. 7.. ‘_.-
in; house. and she ‘wfll be M ‘ I ‘ ' PLME com body In litre. .. y ”to not: W, night—“Does Mm Have a fsunidti;k.“(l);:da_\ .,.'d - ‘ 1 V
I “I IL 'h m m H - IH‘I - ~ 9’ . ‘V. 3' ._, u
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[h Romain-L one of the French
mpetitors, w;lhdr€w after the sec-
ond lap. Kirsch. a sect-Ml M
non. withdrew alter null-s 2” kilo
meta-r in «[8 minutes. 52 coco-do.
The only (-ompetilor remaining in»
light: at 1hr. time was the French
ruin-BLSadi LPCOlan. who bod-ode
200 kilometers in 43 minutes 42 3-5
seconds, a .ev world‘s record.
There remamo‘d F. l’. Rainbow, the
solo Bfltlrh competitor. woo with all
the entrant: .avp Emil l.e(‘olnte. out
of the runnimz. we: Eli" waiting to
lot-rt.
Deaths and Funerals
Accept “California” Syrup of Figs
only—look {or the name California on
9the package, then you are sure your
'child is having the best and most
‘hu-mlesn physio for the little stom-
’ach, liver and bowels. Children love
its fruity taste. Full directions on
geach bottle. You must say "Calf-
liornia.” Funeral 1|! l'apla-n Cum.
v The fife-rd] ..( j M 11h Pike €11):i
. man. vi. .g; l ..: l, . lane. 1') yrs
‘ AUT°|8TS APPEAL CASES, "rfi't Faun.“ :\ nl.‘ -' -‘ “Pd ’4 it'll'I.
and who “1% :u‘ \‘xfr, rplebmtrd
Appeals were taken yesterday aI- "I." 71.. ....;;,,;: nhemry. on
.ternoon from the verdict given by March :11. . » nus .1 was heldlhlu
’Judge Vosborgh in the cases of Fruit afternoon ‘1 _‘ (.2 J; from the Ix»
.Tmh, of Bridgeport, fined 825 and ”mm“ ’3‘ 1 1 "WW"- 0‘ ”‘9
coats {or reckless driving. and rm 3'3" \1 'w: ‘1’ I'H' -~'."';;;r°hifl°“5
lPechlmann. of Buffnlo. N, Y.. fined “.malfr.‘1",“rm‘1'1‘ltf‘jif,” WIS.“ (3,?"
i835 and costs {or the some Menu. “'3' ‘4... m m4 .. .' ”J. "m "5",,
gThe charges arose from an accident m-ndvr v: 23- G, A !: l'n-l, No. 1:.
on James Hill about 3:30 last Satur- Dmtriv: :1 :h. Ham - uni m "I" your
d” af[emm. Toth Mug charred lfifi'. l-‘_’\I - \VH; “. \ Krllm Wu
lwth havmz failed to obey the rules 23m??? 31:": ‘fagg"n".""‘§:;
of the road when passinz a stalled "0mm”; 1,3. Mwham Post.
(moi: so that Perhlmann had to drive .\'o. I: .; l H M . .m. I“... Bra-L
to one side of the road at the some leg-51 x... “1'... , qu‘r.
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”molar 1m and lecture com-re in Body." lbw church; or: \\ . d'ld-fidd? F'I‘Mdm
historic ‘ ‘I h h M niflfl-J‘Wn‘ the 31bit If"? P‘ffdal mgma. .r} ”4.. \. ."~r:’da,
VI. of Plimoufll church. in Blook- to Find IT,“ .wauk W‘fiia'mnai ”m _‘ r n
h b ”luff may. lfll- M night—“Losing th Set.“ of r “in! l" ”r. )' :-._ _\.g'.':> .‘ . ‘ t”.
“I.” m - r on: mane. an- Immoral”. - mm “43 .y, , r. “I
”a". “.I'r‘ed m I112; 97- nail Of Ply-00th church I —- __ “N
°" "“1 Institute with nyu or Dr. mar. work mm: "52' r—‘i'lse neg Bahama—A Wun ‘1,
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of the surroundim: vulnmnmiaties feel that Thu Royal James is t:
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O the place where Hwy van t'tllflt‘ to "have a uqu lmw. [‘0 .3.
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3 this end there will he hvld the first of a M‘l‘lt'x ml \nmvr «lall‘wv‘ .i.
on Saturday Evening October 2d, with trunk l») tho Sit l‘lll‘L' _~”.
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up. next week in In: mm mgmmuy. am: wnn a: ., ' ‘ ”W on
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THE ROYAL JAMES
NORWALK, CONN.
Dansant‘ Soiree
SATURDAY EVENING; 0(TOBER 2ND, 1920.
0.
Special Music. Novelty Favors.
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.. work easily and quickly.-
Radfator Brushes.
25 Washington Street
nuts. and good tools will do the
bustle“ Dusting Mops, O'Cedar and Liquid Yeneer Mops, Wall and
Ceiling Mops, Hair Floor Brushes, Wool and Matti-eon Dusters. Win-
dow Brushes, Duotleu Duet Cloths, Water Mops, Scrubbing mom,
South Norwalk
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For Your‘Victor Record Collection
rvmmmvrmorm ‘ mm '
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9 a II a Q m ‘ .am gird“- . >’
5 -‘ ': ’Heomershadegficmh plaids “ch b0! “
“3 “‘1” WW “mm pr‘knm pm -. - .- -- : -
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OPENING SA'LE {H3 J::,';",‘.‘.‘§d“.’fi il‘.‘.}~"'§'£.'.filllliéf illufiltt: .v. .3.
—0f_ irh‘nn-h. lust niflxl. lllll1i’11‘lz: {voliun'nz‘f .z. ‘1‘
' - q .-:-. ‘e- r .1 writ-1 : . . ‘ t‘ , .
“MESCO” BRAND SILKS;‘[;_"-.ll‘.:grn"(him-go Vnnrhm-r :IlHl (‘. q. . . . 6'?
ElKlms. uo Go. 000
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F D I How One Woman Was Helpfli- —-!-——n—~-=__‘ Wit—.- . .....-- , _ -,M .7 . . .- ._ 1"— _
6W ays. Athva \Valker. New Rule: P12!
, . . ‘ , lie: “I have been iron 0 w I
Don t MISS ThlS Opportunity; :vguquldneys iii); l two gear. L332:
' ‘ ' .9 Foley Kidney s an t ey ,
NCWYOl'k Ladles Tailor [me fine. I rest fine :1] night and not:
lhave no trouble with my kidnels. . ‘
NORTH MAIN ST. flVben the kidneys do not properly do ' . W ”5’
Phone 336-3. their work. acids and poisons left in f (a .
' ~ the system cause weak and lame back-t u .
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL gdlzzlness. puffinegai under :yes. 31:33.4 Scone lrom Some Colonel Regent Thunéay. The store 010888 daily at 6 O’ClOCk
' PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK) leu ankles and outs. aces, on b.
A (School for girls and for little boy;,; ingggp gnfisrlfi‘e‘uvlgmgi‘cvgughcgole; I w“ _ .. . ,_ _
will open for the year 1920-21 on We ’l h d f “A and women .
nesday, September 22nd. at 9:00 am;t 0‘5““ 5 0 m' ‘ ' Wh S l R
Thorough instruction by experienced Btlllson, Powell Corporatwn ere ty 6 elgns
faculty of college graduates ln pri;z . . 3‘ -
mary Intermediate and Upper Schoo = ' 2..
Upper School offers College Prepay, S. D. G. CANDY 00¢ m m _ ' ‘ ,
ratory and General Course for glrlri Wholesgle MM ”‘3‘” . , a. _' - '
from fourteen to twenty-one. Special} “d lemon. ~~~~~~~ , - . - , --_ . 41‘, .3 .. -> . , _-
review. for college examinations.l R. ‘m . ~ . .~.\', 1-”; , :-
General course offers as elective“; ‘3 0830 > Many of the eXC‘USlVe bens .’.‘._’:.:.:j _' >
Household Science, Economics,i m 303'“ m M! \.-_ .f'IJ ’ , 3- _
Psychology, History of Art, Language,‘ ‘M ‘1 .15 m for t people "i. (i.- _-.'/ u , .‘ ,
etc- M :1. m - .~ .- em; -: .
Small claueo give an ortunit for “1.. . . . - ‘ . w. 1‘ V
liadlvidual lnstru tion 2nd degelopl’ 3‘31 {The embrmdcry and tnmmmg are so thSlgflCd ‘1‘.- N‘ .
""2".f...°.1..'§?£'3.’":§.§3.“$313.” .3, e? CHAS- T- M30903” . glint it will give an effect of sl‘endcrneso. Long - “ate .
gymnasium. ample and b'eaumellf 0W? limped tunics, skirts which hang m long lmes,_sur~ 'J
gal-fun"? ogor_eqlui:me?t for best men-‘ Building Contractor ‘plice effects and “30554311an ovepblouses or Vdelt‘cll ‘
" a one: eve o m t. . . - . 1 .
Exceptgozal teachers 0'; 53?“, piano, Builder of Good 3031108: “130 ,wlnch are planned espccmlly to cover superfluous. \ p.
and drawing on the faculty. I Jobbing and Repeat Work flesh. J _ .,
:he' :rincipals may befaeen at the Promptly attended to. ' I; . .‘1
. to 00 y- appointment a ter Septem— . wk bout cuts 3 . 9
her 7th, 1920. Printed matter on re- T01 1326- R“- 6 Edhe Ave' 3: 3"?“ for “gift: "I" v "1
anest- . :o. oo Serge, cohne Mid clout ;!
MARGARET R. BENDLINGER, A. B.| East Norwalk ;; , , - . . . - 't‘l' '
VlDA Hum “was, A. a. , __ ,, Fme quality of mateual, tailored LXQUISI “.1”
with designs in hand cmbmndcry on fronts. ”Slyhrh
—— I ' , . buttons. T hcse are for early autumn street wear
Gehebe s 1).... ............ 1
527 Delivery ' ' ‘ -
* It! Here If It. Houuwaro. / -The NeweSt In Wa‘sts m
HE IN ' ‘ r The Scab-Blaine ,of Georgette bears uponvits
A 14‘3“}? E 3A F BRUS MS , D 339?: filmy surface elaborate decorations of flowers or ' ,1
8 “5° “W m“ t° m m en” "mo 8 fruit. These have tie ribbons and sash girdles - . 5‘?
,which may be tied in the front or in the back at the
whim of the wearer. ‘
l ln black e, taupe, navy and brown
with embroi in 'ental effects.
‘ This c ' 11 includes some exceedingly,
more] stylesmhdnavy blue. ..: , l
‘Th'e Plaid Skirts .
. Plain navy“ blue serge skirts with plaiébznd
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