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' v. ._ . ‘8 to 5. .
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Stdmling at the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. (f
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Press is exclusively
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ST. PAUL. Minn.. Oct. 14.——Balti-
more's International League cham-
pions yesterday downed St. Paul, title
holders in the American Association.
by 6 to 5, in their minor league cham-
pionship series. Several demonstra-
tions from fans inwrotest against um—
pil'e decisions marked the contest.
The next contest will be played here
TOTAL $48,563.“
. American Team Commi‘tee’s
Detailed Report Covering
16 Pages Accepted as
Complete
A detailed report of the expenses of
the American Olympic team. cow-ring
2MP" pages. was presented and ac.-
cepted as complete so tar as extended
by the American Olympic games com-
mittee and its nfliliuted bodies at a
meeting lit-hi yesterday at the New
York Athlrtic Club. G .T. Kirhy'pre—
sided. '
The reports presented represent
only a part of the itemized l
ing which will be presented to the (Mr
mizations at :l lncvting held on Dc-
.l‘mnher 4 at 2 p. m.. at the same place.
.Mr. Kirby said that it will he practi—
cally impossible to publish. the con-
«lenst-«l statements of rsm-ntial con-
tents of the report. but that it is how
I-l to give a clear report as possible
to the public. within :1 short time. Th:-
".97 total ("the cwpcllditflrr-s rcportmi
yesterday was “48.5611 l,
,finlunu the mm;
meeting: were
. \Vreks. Henry
J't‘onnor. Gen.
Palmer. Col. Pic
{‘0}. \Villiam E.
«811 Thompson.
‘HAT FlNl HERS’ OFFICERS.
{he annual meeting of the \‘orwulk
Hat, Finisht-rs‘ Local. .NO. 1 . l'. ll
of _N. A_, “as held in Central Izabor
{non hall last evening at which
tlmp Charles Lynch. was re—elected
president.
a John ll“. McKnight was elected vice-
\\'liu «‘llll'llilt'd the
Justice llnrtow S.
Breckinridgc. W. Scott
“'illillm “Tight. C05
xrce. (‘UL' A. G. Blills,
Libbey and Col. Rob-
r
mident, While Roma! Raylm‘m! “as:
”elected secretary anti treasurer.
The annual reports showed a gain.
Mb in membership and financially"
'.am that the union had had a very
r" successful year.
CREAM FOR CATARBH
OPENS UP NOSTBILS
Tells How To Get nick Relief
from Head-Colds. s Splendid!
your Clogged nOSll‘llS
the air passages of your
clear a (i you can breathe
freely. No more awking. snuffling.
blowing, headache, dryness. No
,- struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh will be gone.
(«e- u. small bottle of Ely’s Cream
‘Eelm from your druggist now. Apply
1; a little of this fragrant. antiseptic.
‘~ healing caeam in your nostrils. it
_' - penetrates through every air passage
». _ of the head. soothes the inflamed or
- .-swollen mucous membrane and-relief
cow-vs instantly.
,. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffednp
., ~ ith a cold or nasty catarrh—-»Reliet
mes so quickly.
.\ . u. one minute
n will open,
1 land will
:7,
"a . For Cold: or Influenza
,and as a Preventive, take GROVE'S
L B. Q. tablets (Laxative Bromo'
Quininel tablets). Be sure you set
’ the genuine. Ask for GROVE’S L. B.
Q. tablets. Look ,for E. W. GROVE’S
.... signature on box. 30c.
AMERICA’S BEST
‘ IN CANDIES; -
. It is doubtful if there- Is a
2 llpre comprehehsivé ..lino . 0!
.. «. high‘ gladé éonfeetion Sold in
" ' the city today. than
find right here.. “~-
‘ America's best known kinds rep-
‘Iicsented by names that are famous '
wherever canny is pawn and en-
120110.. Whitman :Pnrk ind. To
In! and Sam-ct. Mu size pack-
desirable for peroonsl. plenum
. by Edward Perkins Clarke.
you can ‘
C
» Friday.
_ l mu We. credited to it or The box score.
' n M. in “‘1' m "1" u.” BALTIMORE (I. I..).
.bnllm publishodhmln. ab r bro 8, 9
All M“ of publication °t Ill.- )lalisvl. 3h ........5 1 2 1 2 u
“m hm If. m” l.awr_\'. if .........4' 0 2 3 .1 0
n ' ' " ~39“. ~ Jacobson. (‘l‘ ...... 4 <1 1 3 ll 0
“-2 ‘ ‘ ‘ Holden. 11' ........ 4 ll 1 1 ll '
MASONIC NOTICES Bentley. p ...... . . .5 1 1 a 2 u
«I We" Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M. Holey. so . . .5 0’ 3 3 4 1
Hoots in Masonic building, South Ilishop. 21. ........ 4 1 2 4 5 0
Iain street. lst and 3rd Tuesday or Egan. c ........... 4 1 2 3 o n
ad: month, July and August except- Leticr. lb ......... 4 l 2 9 0 0
call. at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons ..- —- — T '* '”
3nd internally invited. Totals .; ...... . .39 6 15 ..7 14 0
ASA T. LOWNDES, w. M. SP- ““1 ”- A-l'
ROBERT M. WILCOX Sccy. i" r _“ 9° *1 9
Ilrefs'n. ll) . . . . .4 ‘ll_ .5 9 1 ll
chr Chapter, No. 33 n‘_ A. M. ltlzgel't. rt .......5 l 1 u u H
- ln Masonic Tcmplc,'80uth Main HuaS- 11' --------- -5 " l 1 " “
m the 2nd and 4th Tuesday. of Miller. cf . . . ..5 1 2 2 o n
... mm. It 8 O'clock. July and Au- llargruve. c . . . . . . .3 1 1 5 1 o
a excepted. All R. A. Masons cor- ltupp. 3n ......... 4 0 1 2 0 0
y .M fraternally "'Vited- llerghamml-r. 2b.. .4 0 l 5 5 0
‘1 3- BEACH. ”- P- Boone. 53 .........3 1 1 3 3 l
' . ‘, ;Hun.p_..........2 o o 0 4 o
‘ \Villiums. p ....... ll 0 0 ll 0. 0
’ ‘lllazil ........... 1 l 1 o n u
i N Es Griner. p ......... 0 n '0 ll 0‘ 0
VOSIPI'. p .......... 1 II 0 0 0 0
Totals ......... 37 .2. 11 27 14 1
*lmilml for \\'illiums in seventh in-
ning.
SCORE llY l.\'.\'l\'Gf-l.
llultilnoro- ........... on: 001 Sill-“6
St. Paul ............ mm 100 4041—5
’l‘wo-lnuse llits~—Egun. Lefler. Miller.
Holey. Hargrnve. Home run—Miller.
Sacrifice hit—4.0.wry. Double playm—
llerghaunmer and liOtillQ': Lawry. Bold"
I-_\‘ and Leilcr. Left on Imscs ~-.‘~'t.‘
Paul, 7; ’lillllHIWI“. l’uses on
balls—(m Hunk-y. 2: MI Hull, 3: Hm.
‘—Of¥ Hall. ll“. in 6 2-3 inning-'3: ' ‘
Griner. 2 in l-S inning: ntY \\’iliium.-
none in 1-3 innings otflli‘nstcr. nom- in 3
1,2-3 innings? Struck m l-mliy Hall.l
‘3: by Bentley. 4; hy'Wil lama. l; h: :
Foster. 1. “'ild pitchi—1'v-ilwx-. Puss-i
ed ball——‘Eim.n.~ l'mpirl-sr «-l"inner:u;yl
and Stockrlale. Time or g‘ulnc-v Two;
hours and :15 minutes. .
DEAF TO “HEAR"CANDH‘ATES
ON SIX TiCKET‘:
Hartford ADJ-lave First Meetino of
its Kind Ever Arranged in
State of Connecticut
HARTFORD, Oct. -l£»——Candllatcs
(if the Republican, Democratic. Farm-
er Labor. Socialist. Prohibition. and
Socialist Labor parties have agreed
to appear-at a political rally for the
deal. at the-Christ church Saturday
night. None of the audience will be
able to hfir any of the speakcm but
the speeches will be instantaneous
ly translated into the sign languagh
This is
the first meeting of the kind river
arranged in Connecticut. "
Those who will speak are Clarence
W. Seymourt Republican. candidate
for senator from the First district:
T-‘dwzlrd J Daly. Democrat: Mrs. M.
"‘osran Dénnett, Farmer Labor party
Elvndidate for l'nited States senatorz,
“'aliin F. Plunkett of W'allingi'oni.i
,ihe Socialists' ca idate for Uniled’
‘Ftales senator: E L. G. lloheuthal
of Manchester, the Prohibitionst .can-
didale l'rgv Brandegee's seat; and
Harry Ogo-ns of the Socialist Labor
party.
sux DIVO’RCE CASES ,
- SET FOR HEARlNG
Usual Grlct to Come Before Judge
.Maltbic at Short Calendar
Fridav.
Six contested dixorce actions are.
set down for hearings at the ,short
calendar session of the superior
court. Friday morning, also hearings
on a number of motions a large part
of which is made up of matters con-
cerning divorce actions.
Following is the list
of divorce
cases set doWn for trial:
Edith M. Jayne vs. Loon B. Jaynezl
Lillian Ra‘ymond vs. Walter Ray-
mond: Gertrude M. Jacobs vs. Phil—
ip E. Jacpbs: Carrie E. Howard vs.
Russell R. Howard: William Agav-
enport, Jr., vs. Emma S. Ds'amm‘t:
Nettie Bradley “vs. Harry Bradley.
ur no lulu no mar-c. . or u.
all..." " awnifim Mm.
cuts. 8 . For an. Mind in
3%]:‘13" turd: 25'3" t 2 ‘39};
5: '5": all ‘3' "‘f u
lemmechcrle.
an 1
How One Woman Wu Helped.
Athea oWalker, New River._ Pa.
writes: “I have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two years. I took
Foley Kidney Pills. and they helped
me Itine. I rest line all night and new
we no trouble with 'my ‘kidneysf'.
,the system cause weak and lame back-
dlnlness, puttineu under-“eyes. swol«
in; ankles and joints, Mam palm.
soreness and thematic pains. Foley
Kidney Pills have given relic!
thousands, en and women.
2 Mill-on. Powell Corporatlok g 1
L .
I
‘ , "‘"Paisteurm "‘ ‘
gm. ’31:; your 'candy here and
Milk, :Crcam, , Etc;
WEI; Tozsxvx raw: or
, . ..o, w onwsm
MR. ...-m“... -- .
’W'fi-‘m’lw awn W any“: w w on 1;. 19’s: “a.“
..-r ....
HAVE 'I MADE so MANY RESAhES To PEOPLE owN-
’ ‘ING CHEVROLET CARS BEFORE? »
Several. Reasons
UNPARAILELED VALUES IN
Dresses, Suits
.lag~ m.» «rm 1 .v/
..gk
‘9
o it
. . ,. . Coats and Skirts 2
First—LTlie Chevrolet gives value for money received. Sol 1' (‘ 2t ‘ .1
second—No car sold’gives the miles per gallon as does the Chev- Greater Stocks, Greater ec .lons, .rea (r ‘ R.
rolet. .
Third—NO car gives more miles on Tires than does the Chevrolet.‘
Fourth—No car with six or eight cylinders Ml] perform better on,
a hill than will a Chevrolet. _
F'fth—No car owner buys the second and'third car of the same
I make unless the first purchase was In every way Satisfactory—-
you wouldn’t. ~
The above are a few Of the reasons. why I had 37 resales during
the 1920 season. Some bought the larger Model F. 8.; some bought
closed cars, either large or small. -
Some bought a new small car after. five years’ service with the
old one. -
'
Values Than Ever Before.
- ’ This is the time to buy when the assortments are best and
prices are lowest. .«
63‘
SERGE DRESSES
Worth $19.00.
Tomorrow, $14.98
Every dress is new and stylish. The material is splendid
quality and tht best workmanship is employed in the making.
l
‘15
4&5
_. -..—... w...__*-._~... --....
«fink
Wool Jersey
SUITS at $21.50
The woman looking for a serviceable, inexpensive suit
. . \will find here her but opportunity—material of fine quality 2
Jersey cloth, Brown, Blue and Grey mixtures, 5mm new
.‘models. '
......-
FOLLOWING ARE THE PRESENT PRICE
' ’ FLINT, MICHIGAN:
To these prices‘ the purchaser pays the ‘freight, tax,
charges—donot be deceived as to F. O. B. prices. ~
i
l
3
Model F. B.~-Roadster - $1,320 I
Km
._._._..._ .
«€31
LIST F. ,O. .3.
“‘4'
o
handfing
Model 490—;Roadster - - - $795 DRESSES. _ ‘
"'"‘ """""" "“‘ ""'“'""R' "m mw“ "d.nwm' of Serge, Velour, Poplin, Tricotme and i
’ Model 490-Touring - - - 820 Model 1:1 P:——fll‘0llll’lllilgm' ..- 11345 ‘ . Wool Jersey g
- Plus Freight and "mulling. 'lu~ -n2i ll am am In . '7 In!
Model 490-Coupe 2- - - - 1,325 Model F. B. Coupe - .- - 2,075 $18.00 to $45.00 3
Plus Fri-mm and "smiling. -. . m" "firm” ""' "”"mmr' "Mt a marvelous showing of the season‘s best models, l
Model'490—Sedan - - - - 1,375 Model F. ll.——Sedan - -.- 2,075 would. gammmyhmd win... 2
Plus l-‘n'ilrlit an’d llalullinzr. ”l" “"4““ “n“ Handling. ‘ ' \ m- :
MW ikflmmifififii. ‘ 820: ”0"“ '-.".:;.—°.'¥.?:3.?‘:... 1'46“ DRESS SKIRTS
. ‘ . ., - ~ ‘ 2 to $24.00 9;
, - ° '2 l tlon before May 1, 1921, the Chevro- . . $4.98 . u 4
let iliioidflgoofvial?ggilelild({0115119purchaser the amount of such re- . 1' truly wonderful mrlnizv—twehrgxfidonfllfihga 11 g
duction dating from Oct 6 1920 to Fla)! 1. 1921. - styles—Ivory model a version °. beetn ”Sm“ :
’ ' ’ - . thyminrhflnlndthhmns 3 m ' é
' V.‘
AU§EIPIU ..EéEgG - - \ Mme. Jeannette -
soars nonwux's LEADING coRssTmRE
' AND oLovsR
Phone 909
. c 2 - . .
-.....» . -‘_.
56 80 Kain 8t 50. Norwalk l
. 1 .
’CHILDREN’S ROSIERY SALE i
69c,H‘QSIERY - - - - -
SIZES 5 TO 71/4; ‘
r '5
rue URIYERS'A'I. CAR
.- 2 Y - - -
‘90, HOSIER SIZESSTO 91/3
1
' 7' 2 _ .W‘HOSIERY Silas} TB 71k ’- - - — 591'
\ NEW FORD PRICES i - 39c 'HOSIERY slim-e Tb 11- - — - - 69(- .
\
- . ~ 0 t '
i Shoes forvMen'
“ Dress Shoes of Rich- Mahogany Calf on a
,4 . TOuring Car, without starter $440 Sedan; - 7 - $795:
Tanning Car, with Starter . $510 ‘ Chas?“ ' ' $3?" 5',
, a» , . Ton 1'11!di
‘ Runabout, Without Starter - $395 2hem $860 o
Rimabout, with' Starter - - $465
body’s-henna.
Coupe‘- - - -.- - .-' - 7 - - -2$745 Tractor 4 - - $790 ... Medium English. Last. ‘
c ‘ l , (ALL palces F. o. I. DETROIT) . i 1 cm W round a. shoe of ”if black ma with
rubber hull. .: , ...... ... 1».qu
* Pr Olllpt Delivery if YOUDO YOIII'PaFt Compare than with anythingyou have seen, then NOTICE
. -mmcs. ..u
D
and Order Immediately _ ~‘ , 4‘ g ' $10.60. “
l -; CONNEALLYe BRACKEN
.2 SOUTH NORWfixLK .
KEEP OFF THE wAlTING LIST. '. "’5
. A 'PHONE, A. LETTER OR A VISIT FROM_YOIT~.*
:
’ ‘
a
.3me MAKE Us, ROTH-GLAD” ». j A. - '
‘ WI
a.
.- ; ;DUTEE\WILCOX FLINT . : ' mm 3.... ormvmmbmm
FORD.STbRES;-»....Ihl.*“.." ., w " ’ .2. ~= ......mm W:
-. ’ ' = . R‘s? £221?! 1 ‘ ...?" ... “‘7“ 2 ill!!!
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