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.mryland's Racing Comtnis- Dawsoourt IS Unable to R we NEW HAVEN, Jan. 22.—-Yale's
_ Thursday will _go to Phfla- After rmt Fall “ crack swimmers tonight , broke the
Vlyor a conference with repre- world's record for the 250 yard relay.
. ”*1 Of the New Yprk Jockey ROCHESTER! Jam . 22-“5‘” going the distance in Zsminutes and
know Of ironing out the dim.» (Strangler)~ Lewis successfully d?- 6 seconds. The record was held by
Which almost caused turf war fended the h€a\'3W918ht wresmng the New York Athletic Club. the mark
the last fall Season here. An- championship here last night. tiirow- being 2 minutes 10,-3-5 seconds. Last
. eat to this effect was made ins Dick Daviscofirt’of Texas in an night's w the greatest swimming
night by Joseph P. Kennedy of bought) 23 mmmls- I’d‘>"5‘v‘0urt was feat yet accomplished in the Carnegie
“iftryland body, following a pri- unablevto rise’after the first fall and p001 and was made amid the wildest
interview with Joseph E. Wid- four physicians who worked over him enthusiasm. " _
‘irepmntative oil the Jockey refused 10 16¢ him return to the mat. The Yale team consisted of Capt. SALE
_ - Lewis used five.successive hesdioclwin Thurston. pm", Jeluffe_ Solley and
. Widener was told that Mary— the lastfew minute! to 88-111 the fall- Binney .and it easily got the jump on
I . s Racing Commission, while anx- Princeton's best swimmers. Prince- because prices val-e
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fin’ every way tochOperate with MLLIOX 3'0“" LIVING , tqn's team was composed of Stimson.
VENew York Jockey Club improper- “ILL NEVER DIE. Scribner. McDonald. Murray and K 1- b l l . ht
misting the sport, would always ”1'11 e members of the International iat‘)‘. Princeton won the water lo. 3 80311138 y rlg .
game by 28 to 0 and the swimming
. “yer racing in this state. The 13:21“ Siren“ “l“?c‘fi’fnvl‘fhi‘t’ :1: meet was won by Yale 46:0 13. The,
erence. however. was a. most 5 ‘ ggumevpegfp eheralrin s thcental'nous Tigers 100k only one flbt' the fancy
, nt one. according to Mr. ken- 18‘3““! “\lillions Vows Living “11] (live. In thls‘event Drisdoll of Prince- ,. .
who said he could see no rea- , ‘ ‘ ton surprised the crowd b . winni
'- {m m t b hover ["8" are recognized by an ac— from Tom", a K, ’ n; ENTIRE STOCK GREATIzY REDUCED<
, Y. e we g odies could not be i t d ‘ith th t h v i ht an nssbury of Yale. .
e. l“ °‘°'°’ “m"- - 3:”.2: .3“... with; 3:21:55“ mm 98 '"‘°’°°"°““‘° °’"‘“" COME ARLY AND BUY WHAT
e trouble between he Maryland ' ' clon’in he event.
Commission an the New their Bible and find in it something The best competition ‘1 the‘even- .. E ‘_
York Jockey Club started last fall ‘9” “mam“ ”m“ be" “re “’“mng’ “Int: was in the fifty yard event. which YOU NEED.
but the celebrated Carroll Shilling fgsttZEUPEEOIfiFE: grorgliegzglgztgzg was won by Gauss of Yale. He beat
11 the rightwto have full jurisdic-
n‘ion. but at the last minute. upon _
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iianrv as the “due timc"'has-comc '
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'ALL ADVANCED MODELS
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one. Under the ban by the New , . his team mate. Tyler. by an inch.
/ .‘r-rk Jockey Club. Shilling was grant- thgllfglittegl 32‘21?;;i1;1:’;n?:2:e 2:; Tyler was but a finger ahead or I ‘7 . > r ’- " " V ’1’ 7; '
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d . “Gem to ride by the State Com more unto the Perfect Day" (Prov. 0 men of Princeton, . . ” HEMUS
so WKSHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
lbw York through the rider's agroe- ”19 Amt‘rk‘tm Davis Cup team tods
' .’ 22:18. Hug. 2:7) The Golden Age y ‘
“at not to attempt to defy the ”new , . _ beat the Australians t ree matches to
York Jockey Club and accept a mount “hen God will wipe away all tears "qthing. In the sing] Capt. Watson Norwalk (2 StoreS) So. 1‘0! walk
,. from their mes: and there shall be. ‘1 , “
p , in Maryland. l . \Vashburn beat 1.. Ti. Hawkes. 1
. no more death. (Rev. 2:4,5) Then __
6 4. 6—4. and William M Johnson
» nden" 0f death news will cease and the rcsur- defeated R \V Heath 6—3. 6 3
Indepe . t3 ”€110" Column “1k“ "3 Nam In the doubles William '1'. Til‘den
lecture in the Palace Theatre tomor- .
n ” row at 3 p. m. is a pleasing, able :;r$:o::2d771115";:;grim-a “’OOd'
. . The Y first. basketball team do- gpcnkol‘ as thu'T‘tridgcport people who ' _' ' _ —_ -.
pirated the Norwaik Independmts here have hoard him will testify. He has W'Wm Luvs. 3m ago.
3 night, by the score 013 43-17. Th“ been urgvd to return to ilftt city fl. Mt.- '7
tonne was fast although the “Y" number of times and always speaks
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_ e ’ ”‘ , Will never , die”—-¥Judge Rutherford
In a free lecture at the Palace Theatre, Sunday afternoon, it will be conclusively proved by
.1, many biblicalprophecies, which have been fulfilled during the past four years, and from
many fishers still 1n course of fullfillment, th at many thousands now living in this city will
never e. . . - .
“In this instance, do not deceive yourself into believing that “where ignorance is bliss ’tis
3‘ . follyto be Wise; because life everlasting on this earth as a perfect human being will de-
: “r ‘ pend upon the individual knowledge and understanding of, and acquiescence in the rules
, f r ttgconduct that are to govern the world in its reconstruction now in’progress and ever af-
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j ‘ 4 In a startling and comforting lecture, “Millions Now flying Will Never Die,” Mr. Hewlett
' - Off?“ a reasonable and satisfying solution of manyquestions raised . by the conflicting
claims of orthodox creeds, Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Conan Doyle, Christian Science *pl'acti-
tloners and_the various faith healing sects. No "matter what your present ideas on this
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