FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921
:I; iclMPMENT or
v. F. w. TO HAVE
STATE MEMBERS.
“Continued from M Ono)
—
any." Reception committees will wel—
i'nnlt‘ the visiting “buddies" and pro-
~mic nocommodntions and entertain-
merit for them . On W'ednesday even-
ing. September 21. there will he a
anchor for the men while the tulips
enjoy a theater party. Thursday. Slep-
tcmlicr ’22, will sm- the inauguration of
a. mammoth iiclcl day program.
Athlclcs irmu practically every
in tho l‘iiion will participate In
slate
alic (‘\'l'llls scln-duled. The national
(-ncnnipmlnl will he held on the site
of the hlir'hisrnn state fair grounds
which includes :1 magnificent athletic.
field. All events staged will be under
.‘A. A 1'. rules and loving cup prizes
will he awarded. The cvening of the
T'?m'l Will he spent at the ringside.
'l‘hl'l‘f‘ arc to he 36 rounds of lmxing:
every ronlt-ndcr being an ewservicei
man. all having served overseas and
GOV’T OFFERED
IRELAND ALL
IT COULD
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be consulted before definite steps were
taken.
Premier Lloyd George was prepar-
cd to appear before Parliament dur-
ing today's sitting and make a. stat-
mr-iit rogarding- the Irish controversy.
Mr. Lloyd George has during the ‘past
week madc two important speeches
before Commons. Onc detailed
controversi ovcr l’pper Silesia and the
referenci- of that problem to the
League of Nations. at the same time
outlining measures being taken for the
rclicl‘ of Russian famine sufferers. The
other. dclivort-d yesterday. was devot-
ed to a discussion of the Anglo-Japan-
ese fronts: and voiced the prime
minisxn-r's hope that Great Britain. thc
l‘nitcii Stair-s and Japan could reach
inn iinilM‘Stfiiiding by which they would
incr- thc i‘uturc in accord. and would.
togr-thcr.
world. The lrankncss with which Mr.
th-? l
maintain the peace of the!
JAP PLlYHlS "
SWEPHHE iii
LAKE FOREST. Ill.. Aug. 19.———
Needing only one more match to bring
them the victory in the semi-final
round clash of the 1921 Davis Cup
series against India. Jamnese tennis
experts went 0n the grass courts at
the Onwentsia Club here ,this after-
noon for the match which may decide
the triumph. The Indian doubles
team. which is supposed to embody
the chief strength of the British Col—
onial squad. was no loss determined.
lchiya Kiimagae. captain of the
Japancse. and Zonso Shimidzu. com-
lposed the. doubles team which was arc
ii'aycd against Dr. A. H. P‘yzee and L.
:S. Deane. of India. l-‘yzee and Deane
shave been playing doubles as a com-
[liination for years in contrast to the
lrccent pairing of Kumagae and
lshmidzu. which occurred last month
.upon Shmidzu's arrival in this conn-
l
m scum NORWALI EVENING W
the lead in the games. 6-5.
Sleem cow-red the court
apparent trouble. and showed the
greatest display of steadiness ever
witnessed by most of the enthusiasts
of many cities who had gathered at
the club. but ‘Kumagae’s varied attack
finally broke the defcnse and the rest
of the match decisive. Sleem's tanta-
lizing lobs just low enough to be out
of reach. kept Kumagae away from
the. net until the twelfth game of the
first set. but the Japanese southpaw
then began working his way forward
confidently and strengthened his pace
with the result that Sleem faltered
and was whipped.
with no
pn'mn'a BIG Pt'Rs V.“
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ISL—The
Winoga stake. of $3.000. divided into
three purses of $1.000 each, brought
together a classy field of 2:08 trétters
at the Grand Circuit meeting. at Nar-
l;orth. Psi. today. This is the richest
purse of the meeting.
Tho Holmes stake of $1.000 for 2:05
pacnrs. had twelve entries. and the
"Villiam I‘cnn stake of $2.000. for two-
“fly-.0141 trotters. had an even dozen
of crack S‘Ollhgstcrs named There
u.-
Vi'eissmiller, of
in the
man Ross and John
Chicago—are entered
Each of the three .men hold world's
records for various distances.
RETURN MATCH 0N GERMAN-
- TOVFN COURT.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19.—The
return match between Mlle. Suzanne
Mallory. may be played on the courts
of the Germant'own Cricket Club. on
Sept. 7. accoiding to Samuel H. Col-
lum. chairman of the tournament
committee. -
"\‘Ve have put in a bid for this
match." said Mr. Collum. “and I feel
that we are very likely to get it. It
will he one of the big features held in
connestion with the men's national
championships. which will start at our
gcliib on Sept. 9."
___________———
PETER MANNING. 2:001/4.
,Slh’GLE G. 1:59. MATCH‘ED
—-Ludy Langer, Honolulu. 'and Nor-1
Am-
220— 1
yards free style senior championship ,j
event. to be held here this afternoon. .-
Lenglen and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt ‘
...
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l9.--‘V.x H.
ting Association. announced he had:
many ”haunt: rcprr-scntr-d various Llovd Gcor 'c Mike 0 _ up};
I'b'I-lnCho-q of tho army "L ”‘9 inter“ Sf'iimvd ‘0 Lg“? o:§é;l_::;es:n:::gec: 1n the single-s matchog_ which “~35 n trotting event of one mile and arranged a race between the N‘Ottel‘;
Allied "Ohms” lwlicve hp would fono“. th ‘ ‘ .launched the Japan—India series yes- 1m. yards. for a purse or $500 on to- PfleT Manning. 2:001/4. and the pacer.g
On lirldn)’. Scotcmhcr 23. fl hug-n pours? in discussing "u; ”.‘h (I s'Tmoflcrday. thc Japanese swept the day. {day's program. I Single G.. 1:59. at Hartford‘s Grand .
‘pnrnde is to he slam-d, VVhon the hun- and that something of "x: tallestion. {Kuniagae winning from Mahommcill Circuit meeting on September 6. ‘
gry marchers return to tho oncamp— the gm-ornmcnl rel t’ - II tude Otzh‘locm. of India. 9-7. 6-1. 6.1. and! GREATEST .‘HCN' S“T.\[.V"-‘.I{Q T0 The Fair Association has given a. I
n no to the future. l CONTEST. I purse of 35,000 for a two heat race.
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went grounds they will find prepared;
. . , might he lndicatci. ;
for lht‘lr‘ (lf‘lt'f‘tflllon ‘I'Il‘f'flt piles Of. The Il‘lsh llf‘DlIlhllOa‘n ' Parliame . ”n a match “'hlch crammed n10l't‘ r‘\~ I INDIANAPOLIS. Aug.
Pruhr-vu-All ln-i- spccial arrangements‘whkh has hoon in session in l) lIff'gcitiug tennis into the last set thmi \K‘ras7ct the world's grmtosl men swimmcrs “Ii““r‘r and 1“SH“- 0" 50 per cent. “1 :
hum. l)"6"n mn-lc that thr- dclccntcsfand has a . ' ‘ ' 1"‘ ’ l-l ,playcd in all other fl“. 5M5 of the day. l rach horse wins a heat. I
might anoi mm of the famous "arh“‘l ' pparrntl) IaId ”I”. g} mde l"\’7Pe started bv takin the first i l .
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texnlu-r ‘33. will ht- spent principal!\ I‘ stc dIIII) ‘ llllllOuncement was made scnice for the third game. rind thiS: B . 5 I
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Slimidzu defeated Fyzec. 6-2, 6—1. 9-7.
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‘ Hm Hp MM“ revoke mm smwnsmn of the execution Hamburg Steak . .. 16c lb. Rib Lama Chops . 25c lb. Lom Veal Chops 35c_1b.
...~l<,1i‘-i1 '. 1 _ z .. oi“ his sentence. . ‘ - tea, I I
. :1 mp ,F;::.t]]:2;gq :4: temp SM“ be in :ani-fezgznantgeeégg Round 8 k _ . ’ .. _ _ .. 230 lb. Loin Lamb Chops . . 35c‘1b. Veal Outlets . .. 406 lb.
, “In mm“ m Hugo, 83 Conn. 50... 311-10“, Steak 32¢ 1b. Stemng' Lamb 10c 1b. Shanks of Veal 1001b.
. ____._...._ the court sa '3: figs 380 ' 20° I
\i Ill. \1' \I‘l-l POLICEMEY. “ ‘We are} then unable to discover P0 rhouse Steak .... lbI Rlb veal Chops I I I I II It Beef leer I”. I I II II I 12c IIIII
‘V ‘ ___“_ good reasons, consummnal or otheb Flank Steak 25c Ib. Frankfurts 220 1b. Calves Liver ......... 356 1b.
.... lurk. \lfll‘sll ‘zmd Carroll 80- wise. why courts of criminal jurisdic- I
i'!‘in- \DDOIIlt‘nH‘fl-(H. tlon may not. by legislation. be given
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‘ 1'1-11'vk Kirk oi" Pilllel who h l' ItIlclleISZIrlg‘llII/Iofflhig 3:1: .lggagrgfgistfiir 7 Plate Corned Beef. 0 . a 0'. . -' 6011). BIISket corned Beef' ' ' ' ' " 5c 1b.
_ ‘1 . ‘i’. . 15 ' '7 ' l 1 1'! a o
- un-u of the. motor vehicle (10- that period they may be modified or Rum Corn -24C Ib‘ Dlee Bacon ‘ 2 l
Cwnmn's :IlT.’ll"S in this district since Prasml. That. at most. is all that the 1)- ed Beef. . I Izoc I I I I . I I I I I I I I I. 2c ‘3.
:l" Ol‘ll‘flllllxlllon or the department. Stays provided for in the statute I . I
has i't‘t‘i-lvl-d his appointment as 1! amount to. The power exercised. .. 1 '
mIIIIIIIIIII; (lfdtliv‘ l'('-0l‘l2‘:l.lllzfll:"l slntr' o-vcn in that aspect of it. does not ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND CANNED FISH
poliir Iii'llJl-lllf‘nt. John l~. M’nrsli constitute a pardon or commutation. I ‘
ill;lll'1l.f‘ll 1Chit-roll. mminlterl inspectors. ft is in effect only a change of .iudg— I I j
i . ie «(’llzn-fnir-nl. luv? received ment. and for that reason a radicallv ookfi l cy ' , 45 I
I,II.I1I.IIIII appointments. I rlill‘uront thing from a. pardon or com- Br eld Eggs ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '45c dOZU 1 Fan State EggSI . ' t . .II c doz'
luv. .ippniiitiiivnts “'r-rt- moxie. la: mutation. which import that the sen- I 1"" I I
Rum-rt 'l‘. Hurloy. the new siipw-rintcn- tonne stands while the sentenced per-
m '11. l‘nrler iln- rules governing the son is relieved from its Operation upon
u!» mmm- \‘s-hiclc department the him. The gist of that which the sta-
lili1'll‘n‘l‘4 hml no police authority mic authorizes is that the pronounce-
.-: 'llllll making arersts in the case ment of the court may be changed.
m minors of thin motor vehicle lows. not that a. way Of escape from it is
illl'l‘ the appointments as mem- provided.’
II: :. .n' iliv stnlo police department Original Order Effective.
..y ‘.4 Kirk. Marsh and Carroll will “I construe the meaning and intenv
:n- m pcrforlll the duties they tion of the, language used in Section.
. ylu‘i'll doing in the past and will 6.672 of the general statutes to be, as
9H" zlwn enlarged authority and applied to the facts in the present
,mn lm scnl. as state police officers. case, that when the court revoked its;
0 'll rim-1e: of the state. With full ‘order of parole the original order of;
n . _ commitment, as oi: the date when is.
p .‘ “"5 m all matters requiring police sued.~.became eflecflve- ~ l
lnustigation. ’ . “I, therefore. adVISe you that the}:
, “we ”are tags “steam ' ‘ ' ’ ‘
\ glimmer Saturdar.W‘I¥3.lifi W school “
. enamel Blemish " «vi
mi‘zmy It} ln i-nforce criminal laws and
Furniture 061
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Whtfiutter ............48clb
FANCY FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SALAD SPECIALTIES
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Washington Market!
Specials
145 Washington
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In buying your week-end specials
few items to take into consideration.
Our Market is noted for all these items.
St. TeL346 SaNowralli
First of all the
quality, with the government inspection stain
guards your health; second, the best quality .
lowest prices; and last, clean and dependable servant: '
there are a
SPECIALS
Native Fowl 384215.
Fresh Killed Broilers 40clb.
Milk Fed Roasting Chickens . . . . . '42c lb.
Small Icgs Spring Lamb (3 to 5 lbs.) . .32c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops 25¢“).
Small Shoulder Lamb . . . . . . . . . . .. 16c lb. '
Stew Lamb «......110clbi
Legs Milk Fed Veal . . . . . . . . . "m. 28: ll), ‘
Rump Roast Native Veal .. .. . ....28clb. .
Shanks Veal.......... ....lilclby
Shoulder Roast Veal . . .9, 18¢ lb.
I Shoulder Pot Roast . . . . . . ... .3140 lb.
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Breast Veal 1194311).
Boneless Rib Roast........ ...,.....?:clb.
Rump Pot Roast ... ..... 28c lb.
OTHER SPECIALS ,
BeefLiver..........15c1b. I,
Rump Corned Beef 26, 28c 16. . '
Boneless Corned Leei . 18c 1h.
. .. . . 20:: 1b.
BEEF SPECIALS
-Shoulder Steak . . . 16c lb.
Round Steak . . . . . .. . 300 lb.
Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . . 34c lb-
Port-erhouse Steak .. . 360 lb. Dixie Bacon . ..
Top Sirloin Roast . . . , 32c 1h.
Sperry & Barnes Sliced
Sticking Piece . . . . . . . 260 1b. Bacon . .......... . 456 m I/ I
Boneless Brisket . . . . ‘ 226 lb. Sinclair Hams . . . . . .-. 386 1b. i .
Hamburg Steak, 2 lbs for 25c Sperry & Barnes Ham 42" “’1
Boneless Rump Pot- Roast 8 o l o g n y, Frankfurts,
................. 3001b Livemvurst’ and Beef
Boneless Pot Roast. .. . 20c lb. Loaf ....... . . 20c lb.
New York Markets ; ._
143 Washington St. 55 Main St. '
So. Norwalk. Tel. 2247 Norwalk.
Great offerings in Meats for our week-end
specials. Make comparisons, if you wish. but don’t
forget our prices are for the best quality meats.
Don’t pay more than We ask.
BEST ,WESTERN BEEF SPECIALS
Porterhouse Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 35c lb.
Sirloin Steak...................... 30clb.
RoundSteak........... 3961b. _.
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . 15c lb. '
Shoulder Pot Roast ....... . . . . . . . .. 12c lb; '
Boston Rolls Pot Roast 161315. '
Sticking Piece Pot Roast. . . . . . . . . . . 18c lb.
Prime Rib Roast . . . . ......... . . . . . 25c lb.
Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled..28-30c It); I
Fresh Chopped Beef ............ Zlbs.,25c
Fresh Plate Beef.................. Gclb.
CHOICE NATIVE VEAL SPECIALS
VEAL OUTLETS
LOINVEAL1~10HOPS..................
RIB1VEAL GHOPS.. .....
BUMP,OFYEALTOROAST......... ..... .. ......
SHOULDEROFVEAI.TO ROAST.....'..........
SOLID VEAL TO STEW
EXTRA IFANCY LAMB
GHOIOE LEGS OF LAMB
SHOULDERS 0F LAMB
LOINLAMBGEOI’S............ .......... . ......
RIB-LAMB OHOPSW...“ ..... ....... .
OTHER SPECIALS
FRESH Pom: TO ROAST
FRESH 530;, j :38
2m cos _'1‘sssr(nonea) ,
ROLLED moss? 1:
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pontoon.
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