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wNDSOR. 003.. Oct. 12 '.-~'l'he rec-
9rd; of Man 0‘ War and Sir Barton.
the thoroughbred; which are to.rnce
here today for r375 009' purse. 3 $5;-
on old c _. an t e Ame;
:cfiamspiohshigpp folloW‘ A" {FERN
‘ .‘g Contestants ~\ia1 o‘ \Var and Sir
marten.
vi Owners—Man o' “'m‘ Samuel 1‘. id-
die of Philadelphia; Sit Llanon, J.K- .
L Ross. of ‘lontreal
J00k('\§--—"3LQL_O' \Var. t’larence
iOiurnmer; Sir Barton. Earl Sande.
v Trainers—Man o‘ \Var. Louis Fens.
tel; Sir Barton. Guy l‘v‘dwell.
'I'urse- SvV'mIty-t‘zvo thousand dol-
“lars and :1 $5,000 gold cup to winner.
Dystgpce 6i“ liace~0ne mile and a
quarter. ‘ ."~
f Vi'elphts—Msn 0' “Vin 1 20 pounds:
Sir Barton 126 pounds.
‘ Age of Contestants—Man o' \Var, 3
years.- Sir Barton. 4 Vears.
Breeders—Jinn o’ \Var. August Bels
mont: Sir Barton. John E. Madden.
Pedigrees of Contestants—Mun 0'
war, by Fair Play out of Mah‘ubnh:
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“Bialnond.:.0yes”“
Don’t Risk Material in Poor
Dyes that Fade or Run
1“
Each package of “Dhmond Dies"
contains directions so simple that. any
'woman' can diamond-dye a new. rich,
fadiess color into wom, shabby gm
meats, draperies, coverings, whether
wool silk linen, cotton or mixed
goods. . 1".qu
‘ Buy. "Dlamonda Dyes"-—no other
kind-then perfect results are guar-
anteed even it
on have never dyed
-‘\laI: 0 War. 3169‘“: mums.
“14.807. . 7
rr= ’ Each Contestant for
gill: new-Man ~o' War.
Sui ham
Sterling
Amounts Won. by Emir
m. i¥§l¥ on. 2:01 4 5.
Mon 0' Wu- sturted twenty times
and was beaten only once. Sir. Bar-
ton started twenty-seven times and
was hasten in tdnrtnen noes.
Title at Emits—American chum-
vim-hip
“BMW '
“Red Allen" after showing how well
he could shimmy, and. has with Yam:
Street (Bridgeport) Casino, last night.
Was given the twelve-round: bout on
points by Terry. lee, the referee.
was remarked by those who attended
the scrap that Terry did more work.
separating the two then the twgdlddn
- their spirited contest.
The semi- final between Harry Gat-
was a most sanguinsry affair. Gsttln
getting the worst of it in ten or the
2 twelve rounds. the fight being stop-
ned in the tenth.
The one genuine scrap at the eve-
ning and one that brought the fans to
*their feet was the opening bout be-
‘trien Young Moruke of Stamford and
Young, Mack of. Hartford. ‘Mack ap-
peared to be the favorite but when the
little lad from Stamford started for
monom-
Rector of Jersey oils. alt. the State I
It...
'Calii‘omm syrup arenas
' Chlld’iBest ‘ WW”
Accept. “Galiiomu” Syrup 0:
only—loohtqr the nuns Claimin—
the
child is hs'ving as best scan mist
harmless physic for the little shin—
sch,
tle and Jimmie Kelley of New Yoorld‘u' fruity lo. Full di II on
each, bottle. You must soy “Collier-
nis." ~
5 ’ v—w
OVER:1,000 VOTERS
MADE IN NORWALK
(mm from first pass)
I‘llfllIlM- * CID." .
made .thls afternoon and evening as
him. Mack tried to find a. good corner
to hide in. Moruke's spirit planed
the fans and his showing marks him
as the one real boxing find. of the
)ear.
Newly elected ofiiceis for the com-
in; year will be installed tonight at
a. meeting of the Catholic Unlom
has color card.
before. Drnggis
week. 'Pay while you play. We
talking. machines.
home any machine.
We also have received
amount of rolls and'sheet music.
South Norwalk
Music Shop
110 Washington St.
Open Evenings until 9 o 'clock.
N. Billy, prop.
522:2:wzmz'
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MAKE MORE. MoNisre— , , _
Ton: TKIICk. . with your own transportation “'1‘”!
3..., 1..., system. ”SpeeéWaean
worm mm - ~ swat ‘o... mm
13%th BE . INDEPENDENT—by con— gm The“
in . trolling your own dehvenes. I. n .
m 5;. w Anvmrss Y OH R- soar.
comm GBAFONOEAS 0N ms?
TERMS
Came/unis and select $10 Worth of racer-d8 and pay 509s
A very small deposit will deliver to your
So. Non-walk, Cann.
Council, No. 46. K. 0: C. l
also arrange easy terms onion»
a large
5;
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m“!— Mandamus?" ‘
Tim Truck. who rose,
‘ Satu rday's
it is a holiday and menu who were
unable to attend during the day on
and, yesterday‘s section!
will take advantage. or the holiday to
be made today.
Never before in the many years that
in has held office lIau- Town Cl
Herbert ll. smith made as many \0’
tors in one session as he did Venn-do:
in thee 'i‘OVVn Assent!!!) hull in (M
First District. Before the session
closed .It 10 o 'clork last night. approx-
”mainly 609 Voters. the majority be.’
ing women.
were made. It was the
busiest day that Clerk Smith has had
‘ 'ln months.
The uptown court room was jam.
med right up toriosfing time lut-
night. ‘At one time. as many so fmy
women.were waiting to he made. In
order to make the work. easier“ the
women were lined up 1.. " strong anal
questioned and later were giren the
electors‘ oath as one body.
VMahcrinl for
Power Alcohol‘
LONDON. Oct. l2.-~There Is enough
raw material for the manufacture or
50.000.000 gallons of power alcohol
39m]; in rm Pacific Islands. particu-
lsrly Fiji and with that from British
East \tricu. and Rents Colon). the to-
tal requirements of the world vauntbe
met. says the Al'TOC‘AR.
The three raw materials contempla-
ted are maize. cassava and sugar cane.
and it is estimated that thevrost 0!
these crops uoulol lu- such an to en-
. able the raw mule-rial for a milieu of
. power alcohol to be available at 12
"3‘ cents. ‘ “b
The periodirnlxestimnten thtt ul'tm-
pining the cost of trunsporlnlion the
fuel could be marketed OVer here at
the equiValeIIt or 62 (O‘IILB per gallon.
-—Try It clsssiiied advertisement in,
the Sentinel.
—--
Saves Hundreds of Donors
in first cost—and. hundreds more In. economy of operation.
LEXINGTON K3“ Outr
Mahone. ‘owncd by (loom
I.
lit—w
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of; Omaha. New. and driven by lar-
M“
MmmmWo
Mnimintwmw
In: scored. Mind thereby has
”.3.- m-hhthm mm
”on. -Mflevha¢ nay Calls
mutilation ominousl- hub-en
in the first inning of the third gun!
in W Thursday Man- held
the now” was she end. a:
the eighth to make room for a pinch
hitter. He held Wilbert Roots-on a
the. 33'3”“
Brook club sorry they released him
has» I!!! W
the: ma, inning. bum Mm“, i. mun
* mm. m ASK CHAVtJ
llolor Vehicle Conuninioner st... .- k_
:elm month to :IppLV to tho (‘u pm
at the coming session
change ls! the law gmmnimz III. 0)..
‘ation of motor \iHlllOliH that VVIII I ‘-
I able him to more (-t‘fcriiu IV I. H
mm»: cation 1323“"? “”9"“0“ 0‘ "‘0‘“ "WM ”4». :
We U. 8. Oommhsionorirule WM”) h" h” m“ ““0 " 601 II.
u 3. Lem who set his bearinzlhtmg to the lighting or in. , “l .
In October is and held him in $500 "‘” ”9 “will“? “Mo-cm In. I..-
m ishtion which he will m.....,\ M
l' moraine to. In. enfomcmmt ““9 "M‘dmmm of the m: m.
M “w .(m thQ Iw “IL ht',‘ “33 (‘OI‘I‘PCI IhP. filllll‘lt'n ”In.
in the present I“ stem 01‘ It .
W MW "at” L“
WI: hill on. their . I- and insure a greats-J dorm... ...
in the running of trucks
lit-Mot
PM- Claw tell in“
Mwmw yew-r-
nay m then Theodore Fem
of Shelton was placed under arrest:
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1m 3
ll
' find. on soéldent condos Hal Hahn-c
- Mending“ first-hedge! the rang.
“ but utter hearing the rep'ort 15! the pn-
‘ tml Judges and drivers the judnlmri~
Vin Child-o won one Phoenn Hotel
mph, at the Grand Clmlh‘
here. Thé‘fiut heat, “Ism- to Roy-Ll
to stumble more the eighth mum
mun. aMm‘iu-t in tMI- has.
liver-mud barrels. Children Ion .
«3.1mm teams.
nonnood that she would be about loot
for interference on the out 01 hon
drivelv'l‘homm Prince-om. Inca ’
on
drown. Ho: ”bone will «now the-l“
second uni third heals.
Esther It. in the 2: 06 pace.
Dim Gus. in the 2:1: trot. became
double winners for the meeting. flow-
over. We: did not win. her race III '
Uta-18M heats. the second going to il e
wins. Irkh Voter. also a heat win—
nor in his previous start here. Dan
Hedgewood. pacing a good race, was”.
third in the summtuS'.
. 311mm Guy took the 2:1: trot in
Wishes“. this muting her fourth
victory in to sunny weeks. In the see-
Qnd heat she come near equalling her
round or 2:06 14. made in her other
start herefigning the mile in 3:05 1-1:.
The clodng race rr-sultedin a victory
for. My. Jefferson. driven by Harry
swan. the-rune helm; the. links-cal»:
1M! popular driver at the meeting.
The ilrst hr‘l wont to “min-r13"
while the little vanadium-owned Inan‘.
Allie Clay. landed mind in the sum-
mart.
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IN.\ (.‘IA 34." 3' OFF
“’{TL
' TODAY P1)". “M'ABAr
’! lilrtm'n members of the New York
Nanonul ”-qu club lvrt New York.
for Havana. this mounting. to "play at
«c.2111 of sixteen exhibition game-with
IN'KIIIHHIK next Satur-
day. John J. lit-Grow. manager at
th- ‘Guiwtn. will join! 'hQ‘Hl' later this
month. The tram" will proceed to his-
run by way of K4')‘ Want.
.l’iayo-rs making the trip. to he- in"
.~lIzti'g‘1- of John J. l-ZV‘vru. are l-Yank
finder and Earl Smith. vatrheu:
“Poll" Parriiff w. II, Ryan and Jun-
lhrnes. pitchers: George Krlly. first
lust-man; Larry Hoyle. mud base-
mm: D. .l. Bancroft. shortstop: Prank
'I‘rimh. Hill-d Ififl‘lnnn; GQ‘OI‘KI‘ Burns.
Vernon Sp. mum and lloss Young. out-
“(‘II‘J'rh ‘ .
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momma: rmr In'
-'l‘lu~ filo-mile young bird race. of‘
‘lhe Hillside Hummn l‘lueon i ‘.lul.u was
flown. Sunday. from Trcnton. X. J.
The lilu-mtor wind: Minis-ii haunted
at 9:05 standard tInu-guv'alhvr fair;
Wind \Vt-sl." i
The Ince- was won by l.. (loduiu. of l
13?“!th ct. VV-hmn- bird arrived «homel
IL ll 4?: 7 :I. In. mm; at an mouse
speed of 1.1633713 V'Itrds pvr minute.
filial knal‘bk-d nrnVol :u ll: '39 J"
a. m.. flying :1 an average «permit!
1.145;“; yards per minute.
"054“" u.‘ “COP.
\l R.
Yards.
I. Godutu (lst diploma) . . . . l.l$7.l8‘
J. A. erhrk .............. l‘.lié.35
R. H. 'Morion . ............ 1,105.83
OVA. Johnson .............. 1.137.0l
The next race will be flown from
fl'llmington. I“ ISO miles distant;
,i 1:.
PHYSICIANS mm
TO WU! IMWILE -
PMYBIO. IN. STATE
[m 2- ..
~r Because at. the unmet pnnlenue
ot munitions-tint. in Nov. York
Qity and in Mutts then-men
of mat-No m of the stain
board or health. In. soot a warning
to physicians sll over the stnta in
reports" cos-solemn.”- ’tolocsl
health our: lid-m sluts to check
the disease when it Inputs my be
..«
s It was so!" braver. that noont
break is anoint“ hare bosom at
the tendency“ the about to. was; '
with the of cold isomer.
Since 1 and up. to Octor. —
,2 there husband “tosses of infant
tile paralysis in Hum.
“I“ mow
“prion?
..3“u‘,":aru ”*I :
.IM'PEIII Asa
.Mhs «twat you“ the. oriental
men to the. hit- on thnt Won.
prize for ampsdEi'IaJCfim steer- “m“. 14w. yielded
hits in manning:
allowed! an met-nae of owroximstelyl
on hint-very two and; nut innings.
“am when: Malt.
with the speculum: ’10:: 6
package. then you are sure your. to seventy. miurekthst she had too;
I.
find ,
claps.
onlygh rec
Combining both comes Mull. has
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kfldsflsfim' soils...“
“was“. -vMy wiped
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Bluebird decoration with pink
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Pink and green medalll’hn effect,
two gold lines and. gold'edgc.
' since
Pink roses with cream bands.
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Fancy. design with spray decora-
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forth-hue
This is an opportunity which pos-
sibly weshall not be able to offer
mvery sdon as linens are still ad-
vancing owing to the scarcity of. flax.
When Russia recovers and goes to
‘ work we shall [Fatality have lower
cesonlincn. Thisitanisaheavy
cited satin damask 70 inches
wide. There are four different pat~
tents.
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The fad for colored candles seems
to- have no limit.
m lac-on YW-
° W Mid»
“lit I S” “
lira; i0 and 12. inch-mils.
173 Mm .
m *4
For Limp Shades
The task of making. a lamp shade
is not diflicult for the woman who
handles her. needle and thread easily
and who has an artistic sense for col-
ors and decoration. There is so great
variety in fringe. gimp, fancy 0r-
namcnts and (assets that one may go
to any length or work out :IIIV per-
sonal whim or fancy. Beamitul col-
ors. especially tor aIt work an shovt n
.at the silk section. llte thin Hahn-
iii or Jap. silks which shirr easilv,
am! at the lace counter .1 re shown,
Hm m gold, msc. Copenhagen
blue, green, while and Na c.k 4 and
6 inches in length.
M 6-1, f'om l
m in width.
hath Gage for edg-
iv.
mama splendid-variety fin-
m; with! m tassels, and
unaccusxin-coheto- mnich with
fringe,
l0 2‘4
Maintainer. outer aisle.
3.2.x... Adi. 5mm
v M of heavy galvanized sheet
she], and mum wire screen.
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