Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 5, 1921 · page 8

 

""‘II
THE lllllNE HA8
BASEBAIL TEAM

QGBIJ". N7. May 5.-'I‘hc

Isept
'dlul

ton.

baseball

nay in In full swing. for the national
some. follows thi- American flag.
"Uncle Sam's army herc has It “big
of its own and. with the

’V of spring. huschull has takcn
irecodcnce over all other forms or

. [Arn

Cohlmiz has tin-9c tI-ums ontc-rfd in hm;
the league, whilI- nines lion) Andvr-;

nubLI‘ Neuwied. l-‘ngers \iuxcn and
Earn make up the Iizht teams 'l‘wo
Kama-o on) plawd I. IIII week by till
_lieqnm Imd. whiic it is too c. Irl\ msthc
the season to pI-IIlicI \I-hethci IIn,\ ’l‘\'~
Cabin-"OI Babe l-Iuths “ill ho (Imel-
oned, the brand of baseball “hich isi
being di.lIc.d out here “onld com-
. pare favorably with I_iiglb,cluss :Ima-
tour In semi~profcssionul teams
which play Satin-Ila)
um sized cities in the l niteIl St: ItIs

Ros-ado»; the regular league. cvcrv
cumming has its IIaSI-bIIII ninc andva
from {lit-s» are taken from timc to‘;
time. ambitious
on. In thi- “big leaguc." in (

Bou‘na and sochI footliIIIl \\'hich'
have line»! to the Rim during thc pasthh. _n
Winter have cow [HilClltallV liccn
legal/«I to th P second place. 'I‘II- a.”
Thinl R'Iltulior of the 8th InI’IIntI'v

.won ilac soccer championship from
tho Eva-om] P-ntIIlliIIn o fthc Sth In—
fantrv :Iu._l the footlmlls havc now
been out in camphor until thI- fIIII.

Raving, in spite of the hot chIth».
er.. still Iclzcins much of lllv vogrnc it
ha Nimrod during the winter. Al

‘ tho.,.\’ouu,«: Men's Christian Associm
tion laborly Hut a few cvcnings 119.0
br-hw’mi 4,000 and 5.000 ofticI-rs :InII
cnlin'cd mm. with (‘Icncral \llcn ocr
cupyiug a ringside scat. _EIIthI-rI-d to
see a. (cu-round bout lictwccn Loo
Ilufl‘rzii'u of Jersey City. thc i‘cIIthcr»
weiiz‘lct champion of thc Anicrican
Army oi ()ccnpntion. and Dicnartl.
the lI‘nfinch champion. who had (‘Ol'llt‘
1m frnrii Mavcncc to try conclusions
with tho All)("‘l(‘.'lll.

'1‘le I‘Ir-nch champion won and. al-
though llrc deiighhoys \vcrc III'I~:III;.'
flisanlioinicd (It tlfit“ Ile‘fcul of ”WW
favoritc lhcy cIII-m-le tho- winncr _\~
with 3:: much cnthusiustn us if ho _\Im
had how» one of thI-m, anc pI'I-tty
foin fighters hue lit‘l‘ll llv"'> 1.)th .I,

The lnleccllir‘ill snasm‘

I in April and tho pI-nnnnt v.
thefith luflntry.

Ofliccrr. have
the polo habit,

tion

tion

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not

grcn

ullp;

I-rui
\\‘ill

h”

..-|I
(-lI‘Isr-Il t‘zll'lv in
US “(III II)‘ I“ “
tIII
:IlillictI-II to
Four tI-;Ims Iirv plIIv-
inglscmirwcckly izmnI-s and thc com-
manding: {rcncral is tukini: .'l (ch p in.
tcrcst in thc games. HI- i< I~nconraa-
int: young: omccrs to tIIl<c nn riIIinz.
on he told the FOI‘I‘CSDOTIIlt'Ill n was
“onc lIr'IIII-II of the St‘l‘\lt‘t in \xhic‘n.
we \-~-vc mmcwlmt llf'llilhl llll‘ Ollll‘l
:Irmi-I-fi of occupation or ilir- Rhinr."
'l‘hi:: dcficiI-ncy is llv'lllg promptly
rcmoll‘ «l. howevcr.
, ,t ’l‘hr- :Ipiing trials of thc f‘ohlcnf'.
vii-”Icing"; CIIIII which tool; plucc cnrl)’
in ApII‘I (l"\'('l0[\t"!l sonic spirit“! racy
in: nvcr ihc half-mile track. l-‘nrty—
four l'0153v3. ridden by Anch'icnn
,my ofliccis wcrc (‘lllhl‘ml in lhc
rnccn andlmt forthc ni-sn-ncc
b00kfllfl.klt‘.g. tlsc affair would have
Iookcd tlilm rcal racing: at any \\‘clI
rec'umtcd track.
'l‘lII- Y. iii. 0. A.
tannin courts throughout
and_ninc courts in ('Ol)ll"l‘.l.
A golf course with a wcll
clulihousc is in operation :It Air-i

ticld a. fcw milcs out of (‘oh-
I. 1| 1:

lwcovnr

\III.

I 1‘
day.

{Intl
i'IIIn

I \in-
( ()lll
ll"-
ll\‘I‘

Of or

II»)

\\‘lII-

'cloII
III-ls

is maintaining rm
thI- :Irca,

r1ppoint.dlllt
,cd A
‘dromI-
lenz.

Another well frequented spot is thr-
anny library composcd of 25.000 vol-
umes undcr the managcmcnt of the
'Y'. M (1. A. and which is opcni-II to II
. ofllccrn and men from one to lcn p.
m. I

'Thc Salvation Armyr
AMen'S Club is also very
the boys.

Both welfare Organizations are do-
ing their utmost to make thI- Amcri‘
ban soldier in Germany 1'ch sonic—
what nearcr homo and it is tho con-l
‘scnsnn of opinion. from thc com-i
mandim: general down. that thcy nrc vcsc
doing wonderful work and that lllf‘ll": I

lllIc
I

‘lllfltl
cnniI-cn antl‘
popular with How!
tiIIIsI
I
also
‘50 i

“urx

iicst 0i 1hr ir kind in thc countn. l
; 'l‘
with

phng.
in} m the arm) “hermcr possible to Harnord:

'\Ct‘l“|l‘l‘
whilc constantly extending its social K06. tch.
sI-rvicc and'paying current expcnscs. Morel‘. New Milford

' plgc '
snruncc amt upkccp of its own build- IIvoryton:

inzs would

in cvcry

cities it
tcnIiancI-

git-aim.

\\' hilc thc :llnl) Ilcsircs to ho of tho ’Shcfticlil
{smut-est scnicc possililc to mom com—
munit\.

gamcs in IncIIi-l3( ”N
IOI most \fllllillllt‘ scmicc in almost IInv

‘ficvll.

of crring
youngstcrs to gradu— . in u",
ph: Ins;
rc— l w...
ll'lllllt'll
tlII Ift
only
\\'hcn
poor

”10"], III-
lIpr tIII~In to hI-Ip lltt‘nlsl‘lvtfs.

his hands with labor.
‘Il'llll‘.
:I’fi'o m s:
“\pc
pcciallv ii' In

r:\t I_\

ration
tn nppcnlr.

_\I Slt'l‘llil).

Ilir

'I‘IIIIc

with
l\7.cs the kidqus in thI-ir cfforts to,

sllft'r

sick
stomach, sours.

,I'lH-umutic

§Dlv’i;:ingr

’l‘o ncutralim- [III-SI-
to (‘

(llJlIt‘
mac)"
glass of
fi-W

thI-n

li'lllOll

IIIIIIIIIIlcr wcnan-ss.
.Ind Suits is inI-x-pcnsirc:
jul‘c.

0 , .
gfiD SA 30313;. “ammonia, caiwna—‘rhe'E-Modm' .

{Woodmen of America met here yes-
(Continued on page Ten.) lterday in their quadrennmvstate con-
'vcntion. Eightv-fwo delcgates were

I_on. «"hc I2\ItngIIine Booth Home sparscnt. rcprcscnting the 82 camps of
.\lIItcrnit_\ Hospital. and thc llox- 'thc order in the state Mayor Treat
Hospital and lirce Clinic. in 1:08- '“Blcomed the delegates to the curl
:Irc rccognixcd to be among the- ,"1Hticc*Is were elected as follows:

State ConstiI—lfiohn H. Haynes. 7
his is onc of thc vital prohiems'llmtiord; Adxiscr—“illium Hough-
which arm); leaders arc (trap-i ton. Thomaston; Banker—Gilbert

It has become the general poI-, HubcIt \Vinstcd; Clerk—Rm Manley.
Hawk—Arthur Christian.

'I orrington; W'atcltman—C. W .
Broad Brook; Sentry—Harry
: Trustees—Graves.
Branford: John Bradbury,-
John Condon. Norwichzl
SalmtionJ-‘clcgates to National Convention——
“’illiam A. HayI-s. Bristol: Charles A.
Jude. Meridcn: Berger A. Johnson.
Stamford. and Martin Ogden. South
Manchester. : I If

ts. own plants. To do this.

 

In - :Danielson.

cs it unIicr double pressure.

cast the
of the sum it now

not
13‘ :5 nor ccnt.
to pay in rcnt.
instnncI- whore the Salva-

Army has acquircd suitIIbIc prop-

hzm hccn found that thc at'
Iit Incctings has incrcnsctl.

l't‘SllllS of thc work have litlll

rand in own wax thc situII-I
It: Is licI- n \asth impr0\c.d

('lT THIS OtT—I’l‘ Is “'ORTB
DIONEY

Cut out this slip enclose with So
'I'fnd mail it to I-‘olcy & Co.. 2835
Ava. Chicago. Ill.. writing
‘ynnr name and IIdIlrQSS clearly. You
it has no desire to cncroach will receive in'return II trial package
and so containing Foley‘s Honey and Tar
is Compound for coughs. colds and
croup; li‘olcy Kidney i'ills for pains
I’Imlillg:in sides and back; rheumatism.
lbncknchc. kidney {lilleflddel‘ all-
girls (Hid llflillillx‘ their t'I-ct moms; and I-‘olcy Cuthm‘tic Tablets.
“killing PriSOW‘I‘S.-<»n \\'holpsonu- and thoroughly cleans-
‘dml stl‘ili'fi. OT-Ittig cathartic for constipation. bil-
“lll't‘nlt‘l'fl't‘nfi' Iionsncss. Itcadachcs. and sluggish
bowels—Stillson-Powcli Corp.

tiIIhis that othcrs occupy
an mcslupning of cfiort. It

\lsiting tlIc sick. poor.
k for the uncmploycd. milling: hold

right path.
thing: for waits.

and. in fact. in
nu“ mist.

uni-II .: of thc Salvation Army
.nI-n IIIIII womcn who have IIch
from childhood in ccononiy,
and indusxry. 'I‘hcy 311* not
rcligious hut practical as Well.
:1 Salvation Army oiliccr tInIIs at
family and has no funds to Mill
llt‘\‘lsf".\' ways and mcans to
HP is
his work nor afraid to soil
An oliicI-r of the
training: that 1hc army,
and thI- skill that It fI-w _\‘I‘tirs'
l'lo‘llt‘t‘ III-\I-lops. can but ho a
t thp to :I community, morc 0.9-,
has thI s} mpathv and
Iort 01 his tnunslolk.

('iOll! llllllll) \\ill find ”II .‘III-
Army oilicci quiok to II-spond

 

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for Summer-time can be but! If “in
will let us
Tailor Them for You

The newest designs. smarts-t in
trimming ideas are embodied ll ‘1‘
garments that We make up.

Come in and see our wldo anon
ment or material,

New York Ladies’ Tailor
11 North Main Street
or sums

allovc

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Welcome Stranger !!

“'e’re never ofiended when you say “just looking”
here.

All the home folks know that; we want you to know
it, too.

New spring things are interesting—come in anytime.

Glad to see you.
I O . O D

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II o c o 9

Of special interest ’today—

Men’s and Young Men’s Suits
$25.00 to $35.00

VALUE UP TO $40.00

J ACOBY’S

10-12 North Main St., South N orwalk
The House or Kuppenheimer Good Clotflcs

 

" (It. to. a. Factory)

Oaklaii‘d Sensible Six
Five passenger open car, $1, 395 Four passenger COllpp $306

Two passenger roadster, $1 395 Five passenger sedan $9
Abovc price. f. o. b. Pontiac, Mich. ”065

Additional for wire wheel equipment . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ , __

/

- $85.00

TYDOL GAB
ACCESSORIES m STORE. 55 RAILROAD AVENUE

LUTHER M. WRIGHT

GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER 81'. 301W“;

 

 

 

 

for liclp. :IIIII. it' hc has thc
Icr tun's to \\Ivrk with, his hclp
lic lllt‘ lIIIII'I- l‘lllt'lt‘nl.

II: I) l \III III rmucl-I TIINs ()l-‘
MUM-t. '

l-I\\' II.\‘\'lI.\'. Mn) 5.
I'Ill. 7-3. It LIIIOI'I'I‘.
wlII II thrcI-

him \\'hi'I llt' “In: working,
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WASH SUITS
!?';:;‘;"‘1\"“l;'("‘l‘*’l‘ll|"l‘lll):l:‘~ll:l::l“"”’ 01" $1.69 up t9 $2'98

_, A Large Assortment of
' Girls‘ and Ladics'

MIDDIES
$1.39 up to $2.98

 

A EVERY WOMAN’S

FASHION SHOP
120 Washington Street

 

, .\ ntonio‘
\\Its killI-I'l.1
tons of atom-

JUNIOR BOYS'

till

\'I' ('.\l SIC “I“

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KIDS l-IY TRUI'BIII‘.

 

Suits in ilu~|I KiIIncy- if liack'
Intri~ or lilmlth‘r
IMIllu‘l'S.
)on lllll<l II:I\I‘- _\our mcnl
cut it. but tlush your
Suits occasionally. sols II
Iority. “ho tI-lls us that
Is IIIiI IIIiII \\hicII almost

 

 

t‘\’('l‘)'
kidnm’s
notI-Il 2
II" :It
[1: It‘. t- ;

 

Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
.Thdmilk for babies delivered
to all parts of tho Norwnlks

and Rowayton.

Homemade Butter. Ego from our
farm. and buttermilk trash daily

F. H. WEMPE & SON
mien. 2696 and 1618

I it Mom
I- sluggish
I‘ with It
l‘I'fIlOIl.

thI l)l0()(l 'I'lII\ lic-
IIIIII \Vl‘tlkt’l‘l. thI-n you}
IInIl miscr) in thc kill-l
Sharp pains in thc hack;
III-IIIIIIclIc. dizziness. yourl
tongnc is coatcd :IIIIl‘
Il thc \\'(‘llllll‘l‘ is lJllll yon llt'tVt
iuingI-s. 'l‘III~ urinI mts‘!
Il_\'. full (If scilimI-nt. lllt’ chI—In
oftI-n gct stll‘i' :llltl irrilIItI\I.,
~\‘IIII to sock rrlicf two or;
I- timcs «luring tlw night.
irritating acids.

 

 

Announce the opening of their shop for

Automobile Painting, Trimming, Upholster-
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AT 6 SEAVIEW AVE., EAST NOR‘VALK

Former C. H. Alnsthrope Pattern Shop
First Building, right hand. over the “’ashington Street Bridge

AUTO BODIES, CABS, WHEELS AND TOPS
MADE To ORDER ~
oua EXPERIENCE FOR MANY YEARS

MARY JANE PUMPS
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN

These dainty ankle strap pumps are aural-mo, (mm,
and comfortable.

Made, of Patent Leather and Black Calfskin with
Welted Soles

MILTON ELWOOD

roanY ELWOOD c CLOVER
122 Washington Street South NorwalkflI

 

SPECIALS

Pimento and Elk Horn Cheese
Glenwood and Gold Medal
Butter 52c lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs 40c doz.
Calves Livers . ..... 45c lb.
Sinclair Squares Bacon... 20c lb.
Sperry (I. Barnes Hams .. 33c lb.
Wilson's Hams .......... 32c lb.

Corned Spacer-lbs . . . . . . . . 25c lb.
Corned Pigs Feet . . . . . . . . 12c lb.
Corned or Smoked Beef
Tongues I... . . . . 32c and 36c lb.
Plcklcd Trlpe 20c lb.
Pickled Pigs Feet and Tongues
Pickled Onion. . . . . . . . . . . 40c lb.

Sweet Mixed Pickles . .. . . 40c lb.
Swoct Relish . ...... 404: lb. 3 lbs. Sauer Kraut .......... 25c

Sour and Dill Pickle; Frankfurter: ............. 25c lh.
FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

CHARNOK’S MARKET

19 RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE rI832

 

 

 

IcI'InSI- tIII- kidneys and flush off
limli‘s urinous \\‘:Istc EI-t four
cs of JI‘Itl Salts from any [)llilr‘: YOUR OFFER TAKES IT. 1
hcrcz takI- II tI'IlIlI-spoonfnl in .l'
watt-r licforI- hrcakfast for.-
(lI'LVS and your kidncys \\'Ill‘
act. tinc. This famous salts is;
c from thc {Icitl of grapI-s IInIl
juicc. combined with lith'izi.
has “(Null quI-II for gI-ncrations to’
1 and stimulntc sluggish kiIIncys I
to ncutralizc thc acids in urinI-‘i
t no IongI-r irrilatcs. thus cmlingl'

 

CIIIIImcr’s roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive,
Ford touring.

Norwalk Radiator
Repairing Co.
26 Main St.. Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE 954

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cut IitIIiII-watcr drink.

 

 

departurc from the field would crc-l
ate a. void which it would Iic imposy —
sible to fill.
BOYS HAD S'I‘OLIJN AI‘TO.
STAMFORD, May 5. Edward (‘on-3 '
nelly, 17; L90 )1. Clark. :3; \\"Illiam
'amburter, 13, and Vt’iiiiam Michzicls.
. 16. all of New Ymk cit; “crc hchi by
the. local police vesterdu) on charzcs '
. of stealing an LLUlIOHIObllt. 'l‘llt‘)’ \II-I-r: ‘
arrested beer in an auto noiiilc lllltiI-I ‘.
Cd to have been stolen in New York‘
nothing, 5 ’Jk‘ .v t

BIG CLAEANEC SALE
OF '
BLANK BOOKS and LOOSE-LEAF BOOKS

HERE 3 YOUR OPPORTUNITY—30 <70 REDUCTION
ONE WEEK COMMENCING MAY 2ND

The Hamilton ShOp

49 WALL STREET

 

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I; hurt E but Drop ’a‘. little
ne'- bn. an aching corn, in-
y that. lax-z: stops hurting, then
y you -
it: right: or: with flag

crossbar Sella E tiny bottle or
. 'tor a. tew cents, suflcient
~ every hard corn, spit corn,

» n the toes, find. the'
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MAY 2nd to 7th

Will be tho best time to become acquainted
with Nemo Corsets and Circlets, if you have
never worn them.

The Self—Reducing, for stout figures ; the
W onderlift, with the Elastic Wonderlift
Bandlet, which has a powerful uplifting ac-
tion and can easily be adjusted to the figure.

Maternity and Convalescent Corsets; also,
a number of models for slender types.

Ourcr graduate corsetiere will gladly give
fitting service at any time, and a correctly
fitted Nemo Corset and Circlet Insures satis-
faction In health, style and economy.

J. I. Mallette

88 Washington Street South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

CHEVROLET CARS

Coupe, '4-Door Sedans. Deliveries on Sliort
Notice. .

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m ms 03 BATTERIES CHARGED
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This unfinished l’urnlture is very papular as it admits ol' the flnli‘mn‘
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