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fiNING SENTINEL

wrrn A DEFEAT

Fallen Pitches Superb Bssebsll. but
His Support Gives “'sy in Tenth.
The Arrows played their last game

of the season. yesterday. at the Bax-

ter grounds. The Arrows. the first
team in the Industrial League to

close the season. were defeated. in a

ten-inning battle, by the low R. & W.

n ne.

The Arrows, the only team in the
league who used their own players.
started the season with a. defeat.
They were defeated by the Nash team.
In order to even up matters. the Ar-
rows dropped the last game in 10 fast
innings. Had it not been for the two

 

 

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MASONIO NOTICES

 

stated communication of Old Well
=No. 108. F. and A. M" will be
'-.. , st‘its rooms Tuesday evening.
. her 51h. 1920, at 8 o'clock. Work
J. Degree. All Masons cordially
. . internally invited.
Fraternally yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Secy
* ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M.

Mler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.

.h in ssonie Temple, South Main

r- “I, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of

’7, 4‘ month, at 8 o’clock, July and Au-

gmented. All R. A. Masons cor-
snd fraternaily invited.

D. B. BEACH, H. P.

 

 

 

"IN 0' \VAR TO‘Hl-I HORSE SHO‘Y
“E STAR.
. "an 0' \\'ar is going after lailwls
in the show ring nftt-r his race against
fit Barton, at Kcnilworth. on October
11. Mr. Riddle announcmi yesterday
at the Aqueduct truck that 111' is go-
it‘ to show his wondcr horse at the
Rue Tree horse- show. on October 20.
He has entered him in a class for
w Mughbreds to be shown to halter.
I bl‘ Mr. Riddle said yesterday that he
probably would exhibit him under
' . -as'l;ihle also.
. e great colt will leave lwrc t‘or
>Mda tomorrow. llt' will go in :i
5 mini car. ilt'i'Olllllllllli'tl by Louis
. Feline]. his tl‘tiiiivr. and all or llll'
Don and "it‘ll connm-to-d with the sta-
ble. Only a l‘o-w boys ill‘d' iii-t-r-ssul'v
tor the comfort of the: colt. but tho
trainer and Mr. liiddlv :il‘t‘ anxious
flax all of lllt‘lll SM) lllt' conto‘st.

Hr. Riddlt- and :i Mp: party of
(finds will lt‘Ith' l’hilodclphiii t‘or lit--
troit on Sunday. 'l‘livy will go in the
special car l‘ntriot. (*lairt-nw‘ Klim—
mer, the jockey who will ride Man 0‘
War. will lw union: )lr. “Hale's
.guests. Mrs. l“|‘ill~'lt'l and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward l’illlllt'l' will make :1 spe-
cial trip to fiw t‘uniidinn truck to Sl'l'
the race at llil’ t-xpvnst- oi“ Mr. ltiddlv'.

“that crooks iillll unscrupulous
.ulnblers will how- no opportunity to
turn any trick on Mon 0‘ “’tir :1 sound
of Pinkerton di-ie-ctiu-s in charge of
mt. Iluhiint‘ will accompany tho»
horse and guard lnin (lilll .lm-kv-y lx'uni-
mer from tho timt- 01‘ their lll'l'l\i|l
there until lllt‘li' rr-turn.

 

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now ’l‘l-IAMS \\'ll.l. ’I'.\l\'l‘2 I’ll-II."

TN 'l‘lll-I le‘lltS'l‘ “AMI-Z.

The batting ordvr t'oi' lilt‘ lirst

world’s sci'it-s gonna :it l‘bet-ls l“lt‘l(l

Roday, and tliv buttinsr and fielding
a'verzigcs (I; titt'll [dim r follow:

Brooklyn.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Phat-r. l'OSllll‘lll. _\\e-r. .-\\vr.
Olson ~ .254 ..ix';
.1. Johnston .......3b. .291 .035
Grin): ........... H". can .iarx‘
-Mt .....'.......ll .328 .1070
Myers ............ t-i'. .303 .951
Konetchy .........li). .309 .foi
'Kiflllft‘ ..........'_’b. .270 .1!le
It‘er ............. c. .iw .nxs
Nan-ward . ....... ll. .loIJ .1) J7

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1; l’hygr. l'osition. ;\\t‘l‘. A \'(‘l‘.
: Juan-son . . ..... .ll'. .f;l.\' .zm.‘
a Tin-ans ............ it. .347 .975
. Vmbsganss . . . . . .21». :41 .963
tanker ........ (if. .3” .97.’
Wh ............ rt". .31? .973
Wood ............ rt“. .-_'\4 .inst;
Gardner ..........?.h. .sns‘ .97"
W. Johnston . . . . lb. .991
Bins ............ lb. .2003
“ll ............ <9. \‘73‘
.o-rieiii ............ c. 207:.
My .......... l 252 ..n '

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Uh pirer—Klem and O‘Day, Nation»
3! League; Dincen and Connollv. Ain~
Q1121: League. -

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BOSTON PLAYERS FIXED.
. a. W..Grant. president of the los-
mutedmtlh League club. yestm-duv
nee at he had lined \Villlt'l'
7 Imnvdle $500 .and Dick Rudolph
332. for their having tli‘St‘l‘lt'tl the
m. The players left the llriivt-s to
11‘ part in an exhibition zit
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LEONARD "K. 0‘s" liRlT'l‘
ngFOlil). Conn. Oct. 5. ll-nnv
r scored a technical knockout
over Frankie llritt. or New lit-(it'ord
. in c fit‘th round or thn-ir bout
ht night at \V'cthf-rsticld avenue ball
in what was a very tumt‘ exhi-

 

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BOSTON NATIONALS \VIV
PORTLAND. Ma. Oct. 5.—-—In‘ah ex-

‘ ‘on game here yesterday the B08-
Ibn National League team defeated
nd by a score of M03.

“LTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEY

i. eat too much meat which clause

Kidneys, then the Back hurts.

lost folks forget that the kidneys,
& the bowels, get sluggish and clog-
ged and need a flushing occasionally.
* we have backache and dull mis-
as”: the kidney region, severe head-
aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid
fiver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and
all ”It! of bladder disorders.

Ya simply must keep your kidneys
rm and clean, and the moment you
» Soul on ache or pain in the kidney
7. *1, get about four ounces of Jad

from any good drug store here,
“a tablespoonrul in a glass of wat-
c hefore breakfast for a few days
1.! your kidneys will then act tine.
’ m famous salts is made from the
in!!! of grapes and lemon juice. com
with lithia. ~and is harmless to
,‘-'i clogged kdneys and stimulate
to thermal activity. It also neu-
:‘es tht‘ana‘tclds in the urine so it
_ hunger ' ates, thus endi —
"fii‘g’fifin- ng blad
a is harmless! inexpensive;
‘- a delightful effervescent “this:
“ drink which everybody should
”11h now and then to keep their kid-
\ thus avoiding serious

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errors. in the costly 10th. the game
might have ended differently.

Fahan's mound work featured. For
seven consecutive innings he held the
visitors hitless. But one man reached
first, this was by way or an error. He
had the Hat Makers at his mercy.
In these seven innings but one ball
was hit to the outfield. -

Day made another of his daredevil
catches. in the ninth. of W. Itedway's
long drive. He ran back into the
trees and speered the ball with one

 

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Two-base hits—Day. H. McSally.
J. McSaIly. Paiunlbo. 'l‘hrc-base hit
«—'l‘ookcr. Struck out—le li‘ahan. 7:
by VV. ltcdwny. S. Sill‘l‘lllt‘t‘ hits~~ll.
McNernt-y. 'i‘arlov. Croisiticrc. Left
on llzist‘s»~.-\i~i‘0\vs. 8: ll. & \\’.. 5.
lloublc play—AH. lit-Sully to J. .\l(‘-
Jaily. Hit by pitchere—licnnt‘sscy.
\Vild pitch l'uluinbo. Stolcn buses——
W. Rcdway. First on errors it. &~
\V.. 4. l'nssod ballsedlicnnt-ssey. H.
McSully. l'inpircmMullt-k. Scorch»
H. Landy. Timo~0nc hour and 30
minutes.

 

 

 

l.l-2\\‘l.\ “’(H'llll "0X BRITI‘ON.
In tlu-sc days of the raucous Squawk.
tho Slilli'llli'lll from 'l‘cd Kid Lewis

that llt‘ “HS lN'dll'll fairly. Slillill'l'l)'
and soundly by {\likt- ()‘llowd comt-s
its :1 rattlit-r refreshing distinction.

Louis. llll‘OllL'll his manager. ('llJl'li‘S
J. litii‘u-y. (lt‘('l.’|l'l'll 111le hi' “bit off .‘I
littlt- lll()l'l‘ than lll' could chvw" win-n
lic lllt'l (l'liowd. “1 “HS :1 little too
conlidr'nt.” HUS imwis. "And U'llowil
is. ui'ti-r :ill. ruilly lllt‘ grunt-st llllillllt‘-
weight in the- world. llt-i‘t'nl‘it-r 1'”
stick it) lily own class. ilii- \vrltvr-
“might. I ll:t\'t‘ shown that I min as
good us itl|}lll)il)' in that class. and 1
think I am just :i little bit lwttt-r.

“1 “out to w-t :t mutt-h with Jack
llritton l'or llll' lllll'. in ut‘tlcl' to
show ilw fans 1 uni willing to mot-t

:iny \\'t'llt‘i'\\'t'l)1'lll limit the liilt-i'tuilion-
:1] Sporting (‘liib picks for nw in on.-
of tliu bouts :lt llll‘ i‘ilrprntivr—l.t-viil-
sky light in tho- .lt-i'svy ('ity ball park.
on (it-tolut-r 1:. and il' i do “in lllt‘ll I
will ask ”10' club to give llll' :i lllitl('ll

with Jack liriiton for the world's ti-
tlc. Nothing could in: llLll'l‘l' than
that."

 

l)I~‘l“l‘Illl‘Il) RI‘TH $2.500 FOR ONE
BALI. GA .\i I-).

'l‘hc burnstormiiig Yankw-s. plant-d
:t gamc in New Haven. Sunday. at
which thcy ('lt'lll‘i‘tl sonicthini: llkt'
$100 ilplt't'l‘ and didn't think it :t liiltl
day‘s work. A lllllllll'l'il SilllOlt'llllS.
however. aren't a drop in u lairgt- Sth'il
buckct to what liaiw limit would liavc
rcccivcd lllltl llt' playrd in thi- sumo:
game. 'l‘hv llztbt- was playing in
llycknian (Mail. for which llt' l‘t‘t't‘l\l'tl
thc bcgg’ni'ly v.:tg‘t- of one thousand
piastrcs. some-limbs known as dollars.
llt‘ had tig‘rcvd to play lll('l‘l‘ illltl
tht-rcl‘orc wouldn't lll‘t't'lll tln- ot‘i‘t-r of
fellow Ynnkm-s to play in New llll\'t'll.
which ()lft‘l‘ was $2.500.

in short. $2.50” for our hull L'Hllll".
that's what lluth would li:i\e' l't'!" ivml.
more perhaps than Sonn- pluyr-rs‘ sul-
iirics for a scuson. That isn't ll”. 01‘—
l't-rs 0f $l."0II for it gunn- on l"rivlit_\.
$3.5!m l'or Olli' ()ll Saturday and 32.5““

 

for mu- ou Sunday. $3.500 t'or thru-
games. were made to lllt' Master of
the Mace. Still. lit-'ll rim-d it if his
310.004) automobile-s lil't' in many col-

lisions .
INDIANS l-‘.-\\'Oi{l'l‘l-ZS A'I‘ ODDS 0F
ll Ti) 5. .

lie-mini: on the world's baseball sur-
lt'S. which lit-gins today. ht't‘ulllt‘ art-
ive in “’21” Street yt-stt-rdaiy. W. L.
Darnell & Co.. 44 Broad street. rt-pol‘l-
rd they had placed several thousand
dollars on this mom. with thu t‘lue-
land team the favorite at odds of 6 to
5. They stated they have at least $1.-
000 more to wager on the sanit- basis.
The same firm were othrin}: $500 that
the Brooklyn nine will win tho-series.
but the followers of the Dodgers were
demanding 7 to 5.
On today's game it was even money
take your choice between the two
contenders.

RAIN STOPS TI'NN BY.
Geno Tunney and K. O. Sampson
did not meet at the Armory A. A.. in
Jersey City. last night. because a
downpour stopped the show \vhilu the
second preliminary was on . Tunney
and Sampson will swap blows tonight
if the weather permits.

 

 

 

 

COLDS,
BRONCHITIS.
TRY IT. Experience has
demonstrated that medicine
knows no surer healing agent 10"
the inflamed mucous membranes
of nose, throat and lung passages.
Used for years by thoussnds oi
people and hichly recommended

 

31'9““ “- local druggist sa
lots or Jed Salts to mm’fi':
. ' h in! kidney trouble

 
 

 

‘1‘; ...... ..- ., -..,

hand. The box score:
ARROWS.
, _ h po a c
H. McSnlly. c ...... 1 9 2 0
Ed McSnll.‘ ss . 1 0 3 2
Fahan. p . 3 I 7 '0
Day. it . . . . 3 1 0 0
J. McSal’ 1 3 8 1
Tooker, lb ........ 3 15 l 1
McNerney. cf 0 0 0 0 .
McQulllan, rf . o n 0 0
llcllus. 2b ........ l 0 0 0
\Vargo. rf 0 0 0 0
Totals ...... in 2 13 30 2:1 4
R. & W.
at) r it no a e
(‘roisltiere. 2b ..... 4 2 l 4 :3 0
'l‘arlov. if .........4 l l 3 1 0
Palumbo. 3b . . . . . .5 0 2: 2 4 n
W. Redwuy. p ..... 5 0 1 o 4 0
Raymond. rf ...... 4 0 0 0 ii ti
J. Redway. lh ..... 4 0 0 ll 0 n
"PHDC‘SSPY. C . . . . . .3 l 0 9 1 0
Mola. cf ...... . . . .4 0 0 1 0 0
Howard. ss .......4 1 1 0 2 0
Totals ......... 37 5 6 30 14
SCORE BY INNINGS.
R. & \V ............ 101 000 0003—5
Arrows ............ 110 000 0000——2
Earned runs—Arrows. 2: R. & W..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

grail. suits. and overooets never
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Always Just fRight

That’s what everybody says that

has had experience with it. Nay. '

a coffee that is so universally seb-
isfactory ought to be THE coifee

for YOU to use". .LWLy not ex- :

periment a bit with it! - 7,- ...- .

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HIGH QUALITY . NEW SUITS 8’

'An immense drawing of Original models fashifli in ii...-
season’s newest materials. ‘ .

Twenty beautiful styles to choose from -- Tailored, Fm.
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$29 $35 $45

. A WONDERFUL SALE
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Norwalk So. Norwalk

ANDY CHENEY STOPS .‘51‘l‘3\\'.-\Il'l‘.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5.~——.\ndy
Chem-y .01“ Baltimore. outpointcd \Val-
tcr “Goo" Stewart. of \theling. in a
scheduled eight-round light here last
night. The rot’crcc stopped thc bout
in the fourth round to save Stewart
from 4 further punishment. The
\theling boy was knockcd down
twlcc in the first round. He also was
iloorcd In tho svcond round. and was
lit-int: hitdly lll‘lllt‘ll whvn the rcfcrec
stopped thc fight. llilghic Hutchin-

 

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The daintiest. best wearing and most satisfactory furniture
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Rockers. Easy Chairs. Settees and Tables.
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A REMARKABLE COAT BARGAIN

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son. or l‘hllzldt-lphin. dclvatcd llobby
.losc-iihs. of Xvw England. in cixlit '
rounds. (‘n-nrm- llrown. of Now York.
“on from l-‘rmikit- Rite. of llziltimort‘.
in :i si\ round lmnl. K .0. .\l Miller.
ot' t‘livstrr, l‘:i,. knocked out Arthur
McDonald, of lioslon. in tlic svcond
round.

 

Stops The Ticke i
Heals the Throat and (‘urcs thei
Pouch. HAVizs' immune HONEY“!
Price 351'. A frce BOX 01' GROVE'S
0 l‘RN-TRATP‘. SALYE for (‘hest
('oltls, Head (‘olds and Group is en-
closed with every bottle.

 

How One Woman Was Helped.

 

Athea “'nlker. New River. Pa.
writes: “I have been troubled with.
weak kidneys for two years. I took,-
Foley Kidney Pills and they helped
me fine. I rest fine all night and nowl
have no trouble with my kidneys?”
“’hen the kidneys do not properly do‘
their work. acids and poisons left in
the system cause Weak and lame Dach-
dizziness, pufliness under eyes. swol~i
leii ankles and joints. aches, pain-3.,
soreness and rheumatic pains. Foleyg
Kidney Pills have given relief to:
thousands of men and women.
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It is the desire of the management to make the
neople of the surrounding communities feel that The
Royal James is the place .where they can come to
“have a good time.” To this end there will be held
the second of a series of: winter dances on Saturday
Evening. October 9th. with music by the Sterhnz
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TheNorwalk Coal SSupplyCo. ‘9
Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn
COAL AND WOOD

TELEPHONE 113

for the convenience of customers, orders may be left (I
, payments made st Raymond Bros, once, 24 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

' Early Season Shooting

For early season duck shooting.r and all un-
land small game. buy a 'Winchester 16-
gauze or 20-231mm Model 12 Haiiimei'loss
Reoeatintz Shotsun and “Leader” or "Re-
peater” Shells. _. .. .wm:

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BATH ROOM FIXTURES

l A well equipped Bath Room will prove asource of gratification to
’ every member of the Household. We are showing a large line of Bath
Shelves, Paper Holders. Plate Glass Mirrors, Tooth Brush Holdrr'l,
Room Fixtures. inclu‘tlins Glass Towel Bars, Soap Holders, Glass
Hampers. Bath Sprays. Bath Tub Seats, Sponge Holders, Nickel and
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