Hadden Sens-taxman by Hitting
CHICAGO Jan. 21. ——-The struggle
for leadership in the six day bicycle ”111011? from his home in Paris. Texas.
race became so bitter sector-day that (yesterday. that he hadreturned scon-
two oi the riders engaged in a fist
light. While sprinting to gain a lap
on 1116 field Joseph Kopskv turned too
sharply in passi'ng Eddie Maddenglnd
when the pace slowed down Madden
rode alongside Kopsky and hit him in
the race.
Kopsky and Madden called 1.1.63? re-
lief partners and went to their dress~
ing rooms to settle their trouble.
Quick interference by the other riders
stopped the tight.
\Vhen the riders ended the eighty-
first hour or the race at 11 a. n1. the
six‘ leading teams had cmered 1. 384
lllll08,1\\0 laps. Kockler and Oster-
riter “ere leading in points him 52.
Madden and Magin were second with
‘42 and Baton and Hill third with 32%.
At the end of the ninety—second
‘hour Ix'ockler and Osterriter tohgd in-
creased their point total 57%
'while M1 lgin and Madden still uere
second uith 44. Eaton and Hill held
nllrd position with 861,1; and Vi'alker
and Macbeth were fourth with 13%.
“They WORK 7
{it while you sleep
A Dependable Physic
,when Bilious. Hendochy,
Constipated and Upset.
ill). 25. SOs—drugstores.
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Fill?- Ba_J_£_ _B___reatll
Costed Ton Bilbao-T.
Stomach. Sick eodschc. Bloating, Gus.
Constipation. or other result of Indiges-
tion, no remedy is more highly recom~
mended than
FOLEY CATHABTIC TABLETS
They come no griping or nausea.
.Clennsc the bowels, sweeten the atom-
ach and benefit the liver. Never dis-
appoint.
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FORT mamm, in.
Kerr. ‘._star left Mud pitcher of the
Chicago Americnn League basehnll
club said over the: long distance tele-
§hct calling for a salary of 86. 500
iting that he would not sign unless
the figure is increased! He said he
felt confident. however. that a so .
factory agreement would be reac “
CHICAGO. Jan. 21.—At,the office
of the Chicago W'hite Sox yesterday it
was said that the oflicials were not
worrying about the reported holding
out of Dick Kerr. It was said that
when Kerr signed his contract last
year there was a clause which took
care 0 fthe coming season. Ofl‘lcers
said they were confident Kerr would
be on hand when the. club departs for
training quarters. ,
. $15,000 FOR PETER 1.:
HARTFORD, Conn" Jan. 21. “Word
has come from W. H. Gocher secre-
tor} of the National Trotting Associa-
fion that William Crozier. of this city.
has'bought Peter L.. the champion
four-year-old trotting stallion of 1920.
at Memphis. Tenn. The price is un-
derstood to have been about 315.000.
Peter L will be brought here. Last
year in eleven races won his best mark
was £0684.
AUSTRALIA \‘ICTORIOI'S.
LONDON. Jun. 21.—The English
cricket team which is touring Austral-
ln suffered a reverse in~ a series or
the championship games there. the
Australian team winning three con-
secutixe victories.
In the first game. plaxed December
1" 1. Australia won‘bv 37" 1 runs. and in
the second. played December 81. Aus-
tralia won by an inning and 91 runs,
'. grated by Horemans—one of
‘1 31‘ 1.10513. an. 1.
sex- which willie Hoppe. cinnamon
bl intake. will contest to a. title notch
will Edouard Horemans. of Belgium.
who announced in New York. yesteh
do}. he would accept Hoppe‘s terms.
were made public inst night by REE.
Benjnmin. the champions
Mr. Benjamin ss‘serted he would not
agree to pin) two matches. as sug-
2.000
points at 13.1 balkiine and one or 3,-
(100 points at 18..“ l alkiine.
“Only one match. preferably the
18.2 baikiine. of not more than 1. 000
points will be played." Mr. Benjamin
explmed. “If Mr. Horemans sees
18.1 title that will be arranged later:
The match must be w‘inner tak’c_ all
for a stake album $1. 000 to 32.500. "
——Fire . Sale of Old \Vell Cigars.
Old Well Cigar Co.
—-Conlatfiarm&0sns.
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fit thereafter to challenge for the]
the gate receipts and also must be_
slightly damaged by water at Once of
DYE RIGHT
Buy only."Diamond Dyes"
“hlle in the third game which was
11‘.) runs.
CONTINENTAL LEAGUE
“'ANTS HANS “'AGN‘EB
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 21.———Hans
VVagnt-r. former grand old man of
baseball. is among the players desired
by George Lawson for his new Conti-
nenlal League. it was learned here
yesterday.
\Yagner last year coached the Car-
negie Tech squad and played on an
all-star team bearing his name.
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BEES HAVE LANGUAGE.
Telegraphic System.
—-——‘ f m“
language and a system
according to Professor
chief of the division of
two culture at the I'niversity of Min-
nesota farm. \Vondert’ul progresmlas
been made in bee culture. but their
means of communication still remains
lJN-s have a
01‘ triegraphy,
Francis Jagl-r.
:1 mystery ,according to Professor
Jamar. '
l‘l'ofensor Inger has conducted
many experiments in an effort to
learn soxm-lhing of the hee’s myster-
ious form or communication. In one
of then he took the queen bee out of
a hive; which. was four or five feet
high. As soon as the Working been
discovered their leader was missing
they began crying.
The crying was audible. four or five
feet from the hive. “'itllill thirty-six
seconds after the queen bee had been
replaced at the bottom of the hive the
crying subsided at the top of the hive.
and they showed their joy by stand-
ing on their heads .according to Pro-
'l‘esor Jugcr.-—Sl. Paul Daily News.
l‘nivcrslty Professor Asserts They Use _ 3
Each package of "Dlsmond'Dyes"
concludld yesterdal Australia won bycontnins directions so silee thst any
woman can diamond- dye worn. shab-
hy skirts. waists, dresses
gloves. stockings, sveaters. draperies,
everything, whether wool, silk, linen.
costs.
cotton or mixed goods. new. rich
you “Diamond Dyes Color Card.”
tadoless colors: Have druggist show
To Cure aCoid 1
in One Day ~
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Grave's
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Bromg 1:.
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told-to
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The average wages of women in
' Mrs. Iliubeth Blouses. lJ‘l 311.11.11.91. . industry in \Vlsconsin have increased mmmwm
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Sterling Furniture Co.’ s¥Sale Is For
’ Only Eight Days More
IT CLOSES SATURDAY; JANUARY 29TH, AT 9 P. M.
Don’t neglect visiting us now. We’ve-got what you want. Any
one wishing to save money, this' Is the time to do it.
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so NORWALK
JUST RECEIVED
- A Fresh Shipment of Ginghams, Muslins,
Scrims, Nainsook, Crash Toweling,
Percales, Eta, Etc.
AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU
You Never Know Until You Are (30an . "‘
Economy Dry Goods Store ‘
13 RAILRQAD AVE. so. NORWALK
\
I’algeViIIQ’S
Removal Sale
Furniture, Stoves
and Draperies .
TO BE SOLD AT BIG REDUCTIONS
BEFORE MOVING TO OUR FIG NEW STORE ON
2 NORTH MAIN STREET
Augévine Furniture Co.
134.1311 Wsshingtonfitroet
South Norwslk’
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'EMEMBER—O‘ur Sale Closes Jan. 29th, and the Rug Will Be,.
Given Away at 2 P. M Jan. 29. Have Your
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SPECIAL IN BUNGALOW AND COVER-
ALL APRONS
'W'c have Percale. Gingham and (‘llalnln'ay ngalow
Aprons oflercd at reduced prices and our patrons know from
experience that our Special Sales mean bargainS.
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; ‘ Striped and figured percale, square neck, 82. 00. now ...... . ..... 81.60
Striped and figured percale V neck, 81. 75, now ............ .81 80
Striped ant figured percale ., round neck, $1.69, now ........ .. . 81.00
in sdditlon to Bungalows we hue an attractive sssortment of
Princess Percale Apronsrickrsck trimmed. These up 0 s are practi-
cal. have large pockets and a sash which ties in the ack. ”These
aprons were 81.25, now .. ....... . . . ..... . ............. . ........ 81.00
J I. Mallette
88 WASHINGTON 8'2. loath norm
,‘l'sl. “I .
Fire Sale of Cig
uv
Slightly damaged by water, will
at a big sacrifice, in boxes oflO e
25 and 50~1~anging m price
office of
i OLD WELL Clo
Women are enthusiastic our the ' , »
st granny.“
0m- mum stock of Camisoles ss sass =
LOT i-Contalns s variety 'of
81.25 and 81.60. The price now Is no.
LOT llulncludcl .11 that were an 0- 3”"
LOT 111- Takes in every style tint“ I- .3“
Your pick oi these liner turnouts l. u.“-
Thcrc ill a wide vsrlety in both and
are sure at finding sown “Mg
saving.
a"
. WE’VECUTPRICESTOA
‘ THEY REALLY :
Not content with merely giving you
treduetion ill wholesale costs, which . . 1
have made to date, we have gone .1! - .
[rive \ ml the low est possible prions on 1
that ill the January furniture sale of
ofi'cring. \ on furniture at p s ll low .1
“ill be possible at any time in the tutu
~’ homo.
\Vc lmvo cut prices on our attire
house furnishings clear down to the w
~Q~
we INVITE Y6 "
REDUCED , PRICES
~ CUT AGAIN
- ON ALL COFFEES
ballad: of it! We can now sell
Duchess, theCofiee Supreme, for only'35c Ill.
‘39. 1» 11‘1“"?
G.C.hlsrs IRE. Combination
22cm. Victory
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011 Household
. NOTE THE VERYm_
“Universal" Food Choppsrs
No. 0, Small Size .
umday Special $2.19
No, 1, Medium Size
Soturdsy Special 83.“
No. :2 Large Size
Saturdayspscisl ”...”
“Him” Aluminum Tum
5 cup size ' ~
”may SW ...... u
7 “Viko”A11unianss
Psrcolstors
. _ 6 cup size
W, “W” ...... ‘1‘"
1 Martina Pails
JD qusrt size
so 00.0016
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all...
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