Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 31, 1921 · page 5

WEDNESDAY. AUG. 31, 1921

 

 

 

Iiiiii llNlllN
llflVEMENl RElAlNS
lls VllAllTY

Talia llN YIIIlIllJll

' “llllllY llllllNi”

Someone with a mistaken sense of
humor has dared the Sentinel office

. to get a. ball team together and meet

 

I11 Il.\.\‘.-\l'(il.lts‘. Aug. 31.—-Organ-

the Hour‘s pressmen. newswriters,
etc.. at the Malone lot on Friday eve«

 

STATE E’AW DIN
JITN EYS WILL
BE ENFORCED

Continued from First page.

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Tonightfs Subject at the Tent,

 

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now LARGE is YOUR -GOD, :7

Icor. No. Main'and Marshall'St.’ I

 

 

The next step for the motor vehi-
cles‘ department will be to interpret
the law as to its application to various
kinds of vehicles and whether the so-
called club-plan is an evasion of the
As the dep:\tment docs

BRITISH TROOPS AREr
ARE AMBUSHED

AT‘ PUKKAITUR

law or not.

 

“BILLY LEONARD VISITS “TLSON’S
TRAINING. CAMP.

NE\V Y

ard‘.’ brother of Benny. “as at Man-

hasset. yesterdav watching Wilson

 

 

- l workers were called upon to ning of this “rgek_ . merit m h' 7
\\ the world that the trade union The humor’ous part of it is that the “f" have enforce; nd achiner“; . 3 training for his bout with Downey.
-'1l1'11t retains its vitality. its H "d tl' d n‘t .k ow the cal- 5mm” “5 reorg‘m'za ‘0“ u “I e n. MADRAS. ALIS- , 31 (Associated Leonard inspected the middleweight

7 . '. .I'I . 1 it sense 0}" 9” en 3 095 I. II iI t statute. which places all motor vehicle IPressl—l’lghlmg between haiffaste lchampion very carefullv and noted the.
IILIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIOIIS am 5 I ibre 0f the team that “m be aga “3 law enforcement in the hands of the. Hindus and Mohammedans, one onelway he delivered his \arious blows.

'Hrnril justice." in :1 Labor Day
from John 1.. Lewis. presi-
the United Mine “Workers of

- \slllzt-
'lll [If
.\ 'III'rlca.
Mr. Lewis' message follows:
"Labor [my this year undoubtedly
his a deeper significance for the meni-
burrs of the organized labor movement
since Lahorv

 

 

‘IIIIIII III IIIIIII .OIIIIIII ‘II‘I‘II ,1” pain- man gers are said to receive transportation fin. upon n
I'“-‘I “If": IIISI'IIImd' I .IIII‘II: Il iI P“ mask. S h k t obile driver'on their membership ticket in the club of cavu. Inns have not limp learned. Iuatch no one appeared.
7' izly :maic of the it rrl I t 11151 n .. Hermie C (-n a“ om i ‘E ‘
' l0! through d i t man will endeavor to or organization Th9 injunction as A 'ihpfllpl‘from (alk‘ut states that
:z: Id industrial drpltssl Iot‘ America and wick:1 £1; 3 t llirt Dozen by held this question. in oheyancp. but a column of llritish irooIIs was ani-'
IiII-IIItII I; IIIIIII- IIItIiIrIlIlIIII:opIIiI::vIrmssins ilsIIIIiI:lIiIrIIIg IrcIIIr iIhI<I>IIte1m Idividing the ll"? Will "OW WON-Pd to classify the Ibushl-Il :Ir l‘ukkamr by Moldahs. a IIhoti
1-H [I I(- \x I t .
hicles and after we have made the firv luring poured into the BritishI 7
"\\'- know that labor has carried lhurdpst work of the whole game with IV‘ . ‘ . . . . . . ‘
nun-Ilium its rust share of the I'll'I‘I‘d’l’ick Hand" French crime expert r'l«=‘=1‘ic'lt10n We “'1” ask the police. ranks lrnrri all srdfes. Tho insurgents‘ The he“,
‘ I I ‘ .- . .. II . . . . I . -. tate and local to inforce the law as \u-rc disptrsfli atcr four hours of
1‘.- .I (If lllt‘ (ll-prcssron that follovud and Eugene O Brlens Onl} run]. 5 . ' q” T
rm- (dosing of the most gigantic and "Ilill" layw.ood shore expert audit" \mfi‘rfiifind it This “IIIIIIIIIOIIIIIII;lIIIIIIII tn— llaligwdhttrl:: sziijm (n. ciali ‘ ICTOR RECORDS
w structivc war in the history of the first baseman will show what Roway- Iring test cases to court to r eterrrllirl'v iIIIIII rnrnt Ii “-i'h (“n-1' > _ .. IIIorIlalIsI
nmld. V\’r- know that labor has paid 'ton has bred in the line of initial I'iuhethcr‘or not our definitions the a' \;"l( also)?“ 'IlndI \xIIiIIrISIkSIZOIIIng r1-1: FOR SEPTEMBER WILL BE
.d is still lining more than its just suckers. s correc ‘ II.IIIII' m ..- II. . . _ .' , 'n ves. am ‘ 0N SA TUMOR O
IHV' 01' 1h" l'l‘it't‘ at Whit‘h the Silft'li'I ‘ “did liill" llalacy and " l-enedict“II ICII:IIIIII;IurI;:1IquIII IsIcIriIlltrhitaIstIIIoIzIIIzllifIIOIIIIII‘IIII R WI“
'v.’ a. v«. . i , l >( C ‘ h
WWW-Won “n Purclhwd “1 llldt'izrown. IrIIII Brload immr {Ii-9‘15“” WillIKIWANIS GO DII.I..IIII..1 lo I». quiet. II II; at the
' "r' disport t .(mse \Is n e 9
Nut only are we full)” cognizant of .Tony Audino. the \Valloping Wop. TO LONG IlSLAN l A\cllJ.\‘T ‘1‘? I I .
. 5 ”Us“ outstanding facts. ill” “I“ who is said to be a Babe Ruth with ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .. I HARIII ITON SHOP:
wot with unbounded pride to the the bat will cover third. while "Bill" Continued from First Page. l Th- idea of iniiic'rtip w). 1 . .I 49 Wall Street .
I IIIIIII IIIICIIIII OII IIIIIOII III IIIIISC IIIII‘II iTIIe )IIIISIIIIII )IIUI‘IQI “IIII handIe theIcli is foil \ud walk \x'iln‘ng b) ill I \I\lll (i illous bx iviiv-ifis orI'IIItlI \“iilijI
'3'. "‘ eicncllto a .. . iI.‘ 0'~.. n 1.. . -. . . I 3
ll IIrIcItIIIlIIodvI(Ijtl‘IIgi‘Iitr'thiIzc-dIworkers iii IIICOIIII :31ka (h. Icqm will be sau- the score (1’ G to 4. duos not sw-m l0 Commend itself es-I
-I-I .. r llv Ill-IIcrIIninixd to do their The o ers on ’ I . r r u c All unfortunate feature of the tram? 1m ‘1 all} to medern archilicis 'lhe. ‘4
I ‘IilIriItIlI:~I«iII1Il\I‘ the w'Ir could not have IiIodgrghnIgIIIIin'IlIieIlti iii: fiiIopiisaIm: meet cam“ “’0’“ I“ “l“ “'5‘ “mmg‘ “IIHIII I’Im I IIIII IIIKIIIE‘ SpIICIIIII ”5 OI “““h‘Iri
_ . __ . . . . < 1, ref( rr I -
1,, won. for It was only through the on the fit,ld‘\1urquis of QueensburvI Ala ’l‘aqlm. catcher for the NUT\\"{H\11\.IIH must (i to tlu (luvsa THE STORE THAT MAKES G099
strainid the m‘ ddle finger of his ... m n ( l1i\ ll: _\' and (m. lt<iiltic1snr.*

shady, sustained efforts of
food and war supplies

'lllrllll‘ll.
that fl'I-l.

I.4I

n .I-.. produced with which to wage
,.: 11 will the carnival.
"lwt us. therefore. on this Labor

turn our thoughts to what it all
vie-nus to America and the world. Let
”.11‘ll working man tell himself the
story of labor's record. It will make
hunt a better and stronger union man
l’han he ('\‘(I‘ was before.
mum and woman in the labor move-
ment recall to mind the fundamental
principle-s upon which the labor union
rhovmnrnt is founded. for those prin-
I'lliles are as sound afithc rocks of the
Innuntains and as fundamental as the
air We breathe."

Wood Again Wins Gil-p
with Miss America 1

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Il-J’l‘ltOIT, Mich, Aug. 31. ——The
.. nillI- trials for the spctd Churn.
.1 nsliip of North America was the

I). r‘.’vill on today's program of the
id L‘up-Harnlsworth trophy regatta
Of an original entry list of 1;!
llwsv trials. only four \vi-rc pre~
'od this morning to t-ntcr the (:un-
's' for the Lake George trophy.
- » were Miss Chicago. of tho- Chicfi-
Yacht Club; Miss llI-lle isle LL. of
lwtroit Boat Club; “fills-St.
-IrI-. of St. Claire. .\lich.. and The
I Sir-(l or Leo III.
liar" \Vood. who successfully dc-
:Idmi the Gold Cup. yesterday. a11-
I‘-llll"(-d definitely that he would start

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a

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them.
can be found such whirlwind players

as Dashing Dick Sweem)
expert and world renowned shortstop.

Let each I

state and local police. Mr. Stoeckcl
said its problem would be to determine
a correst (‘lilSSiflCflllnn ot' the motor
ivehiclcsI running on the highways and
lining them under the proper registr.1.

llill Steel) the g1 .Irnmarian hound Ition classes
“One thing we will look into at once

who can find an error in a reporter‘s;
Iis theI club- plan. where jitnev passen-

sidi. and

 

Where. except in the Big Leagues.

' le
motorc3c (Imp. d on \lnnday night

to prevent the Dr‘avidians going
story quicker than he can steal 500- work The pc dice lnt9r\(‘nt:_d
end. will be the behind thel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. .- iv - . - 9 team.
ruks “ill privall “llvn th( lmpir.s heraldic

Harry (.ustafson. thalle‘ndid him and sail that he

 

 

 

 

afternoon.

S .ndai

kind that makes one wish he could cation early
take off his flesh and sit in his bones
but nevertheless the attcrrdance has
increased at successive sessions. so
that the impression is given that Chau-
tauqua is more popular than ever. The’
programs have been excellent."

The Junior feature of the Chautau-

success it was consisted of: Dr. \ioorc
Maurice ll. \'utting and 1' red LIvons.

Deaths and Funerals

James A. Marshall.
Norwalk baseball fans today grin 1' 1'

 

 

 

 

~14. distinct» (ll the rate of 42. mills

hour.

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Norwalk—Qoufii
announced today

120 Washington St.
80. Norwalk, Conn.

Norwalk Chautauquml
l'Imilv'.‘

that Mrs. anAIJLOON D'6

Farrow Gregory, Dircctor of the Cir-.

‘ ”I!“ IHVJQI:S: StI‘IIilIIIQfIIIAImItiiIcIIIIInmiI’IoneIII‘ qua wer-k is commented upon by the to learn of thc death of Jarnrx .\ \lvH’A
I l l L . ’ l
. , . .. , .. I; . .~; . . .- l 'ul iv.ll .
. oat Association classic. nor his ‘l‘Iw R'ockville.’ (‘Vounlcticut Leader. shill. of lonus Iunuo. i m .. 1' ‘ ‘ m merchandisin
ii ”-Ing\vorth dpfondpr \iiss Arnirica “ic Junior (.hautauqua has becom'» player who 'wus for main )I-llr -' -. .‘ g
. . , .. .0
ti . in today's trials. Miss AnIo-rlca I. such an important and attractive fea- taclicd to lln- l.rond lil\-r 1.1m. Ill" l and adv I I
"nude her world's FN‘OFd mark of ture of 'he Chautauqua that it is real- gliO‘L‘i'iiSt'li “us \vI-llritnmxn through! It eI'tISlng
"16.055 miles an‘ hour in the mil!" ”11113 ly an organization by itself. Support- Norwalk and has scuro s of lIl‘lt‘lltiRl .‘
tot-1"}; IIISt‘lyIItIIrlals consists of si lislics ed by the children. it grows in interest j who “ill mourn ill.\ ll.l~\lilLI ’l‘lu- do I‘ LL at i\ sales are
lt'mlf‘l' -"- Xii- '- . .‘I_.. I -. .1 . ..,, '. p II-

over a straightfi‘wuy course from a year by 315,.11...Ilnd3;;ousu‘r} instilli,_,ii.'rse I. lI.Il l. ill “Inn..- l lurlus hour I: tilLQUIHIf-Iy genu-
flying start, three trials upstream and tin and lelplu. 1e O.l_]"(l of Junior ,ior 111.1l1) months ll; .I llllLt'lllJ; ill- l' me. and actuallv
2hr“. down————th(- nvpmm. Sp...“ p”. Chautauqua is servrcc and Ol‘L’:llllZ"-l .rII-ss “lui l1 iinnlli Insullld in dratli. Ir nff‘l‘ \"lill“ - .. :
mile for the six trials determining the play. which teaches good citizenship." l it “as only a i". \\ urn ks ago that :1 l. L I I” erI‘MBIh'
winner“ In Manchester, the seven day prfi-Ill :1: nt ir.l.i cumi- \\;I.~ held for him in 1| i_V lillili‘dl‘d Of "1 1‘01"

IIIIi JIII‘IISIIS “I'll SIIIILI'II‘IIIIII ”VP" TI‘“ gram was Kin-n. and in addition to ll.n- I'Ill'hl llislricl. 'l'lIc dcccasc-d was '. walk—1111918 assured
TW‘CUl’t .‘l 0 10 00 4 ‘15 H‘l‘ ldCl'. com— ' . .v . ‘ v . . , y 1‘. ’.| . .. . ,I, . ‘ . . a . , . , , .
plum] )‘vsti-rdny. “mmum‘wl “H” turning our large .Iudicnrcs. lilt’ (it. .,l _\t.ll.\ (ll .IL, and lS-slll\l\((i by a l h) mn‘ lllOllt‘y back
.‘h‘rn “.0()(L in addition ‘0 cstnblish— was so “ell pleased that the cvcnt “as \\llv and two sons. lIcsrdi-s a father i, «ruarantee.
in}; a new “.0”de record (If 44'; signed up for 19:22 with :I larlzvr Iis'fiind lllhllli‘r. .\l1'. and Mrs. llcnoni II. II
mm}. IIII IIOIIF for displappmpm 5p...“ of Guarantors than backed the n10\c- I Marshall. l-‘unc ral .w r\iccs will be 9:
I-III.IIIIS 'wrth his baby Car in n. fifty-nil]! merit this year. Ilrvld at 2:3“ o'clock Friday ni‘tc-rnoon ‘.
IIIII,IIII' IIIlIIROl’IIIOi‘III the world’s ..1ark for In lxeenc. N. 11.. an oversalo of stu- I lrmn tlII lull- ilOHl". luv. Louis ii. i
JKIII'lII‘IiilzlliIIEIIr I‘i‘i‘c'o‘llIiilIinf IrIIIIIhghIImIIIIIlI son tickets was secured. and the citi- Ho“: ll. or St l’nul's Episcopal church i- . ,
--a . . " 1.1 a :1 r :rnr ., .. - . ~ _ ,_ . ,. ... _ . . ' I » , ..
“I u ”PW mark {or ”I, Inilcs, making A! us have srgnid up‘ tor no.“ )t‘fll. “ill Ulllt'lllll‘. iIllll.li will be in liiyor- i. VIRY WOMANJ [Jaw/claim”

_. I‘. 1.. anson. (.halrman of the .sidv cI-rntl- ry. II I
‘.

TROLLEY CARS
CRASH INTO LOCK
IN WORCESTER

Continued from First Page.

in orn- of the othcr cars. w. Is buried i1
“.irIvkauI- and not. extricilltd 101 an
hour His injuries arc serious. J. .\.i
s‘lmpsnn. or Gloversvillc. N. Y.. a hotel
.c'h st. was severely cut. bilt not other-
vusw hurt. The fall of the wall left

wins-ping rooms exposed on the upper
floors. but not all of these were occu-
‘pis-d. Sixteen delegates to the. state
«convention of the Ancient Order of Hi-
bernians were guests at the hotel. but

none were hurt.
Damage to the building is placed
Elohim-en 3.17.1qu and $50.000. 'lno of

the cum <5 «zxrs “’tl‘l demolishcd and

[tin (M1,: .- III- IIH a total loss The con-
tvnm m: \I- l: d of a mivni load. largely
re rislmlm ulIOIlR. ’ihl amount of sal-

”if" r~ ll "llillll. Tlli’ corner of the

Hiding. m. It TtCPlVWi the force of the
. "l isinu u as occupied by the Superior
A 'nn-dv 1‘ ompany. wholesale and retail.
limagc to which is set at $20. 000 A
flower shop also was damaged.

The building was erected for the
Springfield Y. M. i‘. A.
Play it until about live years ago.
«211158 of the
1-.ilppery rails.
upon for tht'

The
accident is said to he
find the switch not been
right angle turn into
:wight streI-t. it is believed the. train
would have been controlled before it
zIIl reached Main street. some two
indred yards beyond.

 

HER .\l A .‘i SHORE JOINS
HICNA'IORS.

 

. l'i‘ON."Aug. 31.—Herma.n
'T'Hirt', cousin of Ernie, Shore. former
w York and Boston American
"richer. yesterday joined the Wash-

mon American League club. Presl-
, ~ nt Griffith said that Shore. who has
own playing with the Winston-Salem
'~;-ln. of the Piedmont League. might

~r as a relief pitcher in one or two
i~ meg of. the series with the New
“IIrIIlky, Americans starting here yes.
“ ' «'i

m

~llear the new September Record!

\\’.\ SHIN

and occupied‘

AND ITS HANGER
DESTROYED '

cult. will attend the final rum-ting ori
Guarantors. \V‘ilifh is to be held in the

Tel. Ncrwalk 736

Rourl James tomorrow t‘\'t'llln£. I
\lrs. Gregor}. the Circuit Director ‘ - -.
of the “Americanadinn Sevens." of Continued from IIIIISI' Page

 

\\llll lII circuit the .\'0I\valk South Nor-
.u alk Ch ..1utauqui is a lllt-lllllt‘ rs “ll‘t d
Iimifl) that ill view of the special in-
icrsct which she has in assisting the
“Twin Cities" in their Chautauqua
venture. she will make a special trip
here from headquartcrs to be present II III“ IIUIISI

Secretary Danby recently ordercd
Iall activities at the air station to
’ct-ase tomorrow. It was understood

the D— 6 was being prepared for
t‘ransportation to the new hangar at
No.1,. built to receive the

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.at the Guarantors' meeting. It is ex' :3: IIIIlItIIq ZR ICCIII‘IL‘I dfl‘b‘ll‘oycd in *1
IwctI-Il that every one of the thirty II? and:
'lhe air station. which conducted

lGuarantors. as well as other interest-

‘many important tésts during the war,

i"d persons. will be present to meet , .
'Mrs. Gregory and Mr. Myers. the played an Important part in the his- L

tory of American naval aircraft.
Thence started the NC pldnes on their
flight in 1919. and

SnperimI-mlcnt. who will also attend.‘

 

Mono m \s nns'r RACE To win: ”“53““th

 

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I 1}." Al “ANY HANDICAP thence also started the dirigible C-5.
- _ qARA TOGA SPRINGS. Aug 31_ __ lost later or! St. Johns. N. li‘. It was »
Modo. running a little better than his from Rockaway that Lieutenants

 

Ifigures but very little IfiIIIeIIIEIIII an llinton, Kloor and Farrell began their
earlier performance up ere n icated Spectacular _
he might. won the Albany Handicap to the Canqgmm I: a free balloon in
for George M. Odom. yesterday .il‘t- Th ‘ ‘ an ‘5' as,”

'ernoon. in brilliant fashion. Indei e sation oceupies forty acres.
112 pounds. the son of Bru mel \vait- At one time more than 1, 800 were
,ed perforce on the sizzling pace cut quartered there.

out by Larry Waterbury” s Superman
colt. Gallantman. for upward of half “7
a mile. Then under hard riding. he ' gather Forecast
moved up on Gallantman to beat lyim

 

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ihomc a head after a furious 200 yard For New Haxen and vicinity: Gen-
driie. era"! fair tonight and Thursday; \r
He ilnished the Albany three- quart- cooler tonight; fresh north and

crs in 1: 11 flat. which “as as good

northeast winds. A w _
time as had been made earlier in the. ell defined area

01' low pressure is central this morn-

 

meeting by any other horse of any ing over North Dakota. The high

age. .
Tm” were only two other runners. temperature 'mer the central and
eastern sections has caused local

-—Admiral Cary ’l‘. (‘vrayson's Hea and
\Villiam H. Rowe's Oilman. Hca. after
showing some speed for three fur-
longs, dropped away from Modo to

thunder-showers in the southern por-
tion 01‘ New England. The tempera-
ture continues high in the central

CART

praxidians. or Indian abor—
igines. on the other was resumed here of Benny for a bout Tor the middle-
yesterday mmning after hming been
The trou~
bin was caused by a crowd attempting .
to that there was a man on the roof of
and be-
ing stoncd bx the mob. was obliged to

In tails as to the number could find no one and deSpite a. long

decisions are doubted and there \vill'l'llu’m hand. WINNIE lim 0U‘- or ”W ‘ "”“l l“'-‘“ “I 0“ Sl'lllbOl?
be no kicking hiring or Chewing in 'Isame. Dr‘s. ]:l\\cttl and Slurer at ti"(‘”l Ition “1 I“ 511111111161. I'Ifiig'ie-s ol‘l
' I would ll-I‘ lni'Ini (liaturls have done duty as' CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS

LI;:t_:IIIdI:1h€I;IngI r will be water boy, Iunable to play .IIIIII for at least four '\I':inlS. Mun himself. has not escaped. 153 Washingfon 3!. SO. Norwalk

havin "busttd" his wrist recently. weeks. 'i‘arlov is connectul “.IIII the I lho it'llllilt' loin di‘llllt. |:\|r“. has not

he g iljockwood ball team and his bring out 1m n spared lms Indigmti'. Such a I

T AN Iof the game will have considuable 1.0:“ llilllll III (is l\' exprrssI-d in the sen- I‘IID'SUMMER SALE

CHAUTAL QUA 1(4): S ido with the s§ries the latter team IIJSiII m-i. “Womnnfificklc- as the wind." i—NOW and

'on. m. n lune bit a? n the mind of Thco- . . “I 0
BE ‘A SII§C§O§1‘VALK 'lhe grime continued. however. foridosius the (irva'ywh‘ll‘lh‘ “WM-“d a: 318 ngduchom on
the full nine innings until Dr. H. H.il‘nnslzlnllllfiplt’. In the tour-1h century. " mm. and
llefin an's sturdy ninn pith "Doc/dill» \nnv called the "Lady 'of the I I .Infitl
Continued from First Page. Moore in the box came out at tthl‘vmds." » ’
head of the heap.
..\vliile \vp :mempuni to extend a Qnoits were also enjoyed by the im)\'1\‘(. “(HT AT "[3”, ISLAND. -,

 

 

SEE AND HEAR

Ned Woodman

Don't be surprised if Billy Gibson is-
sues a challenge to \Vilson on behalf

w eight championship.

 

 

The police received word last night

Tthe Bristol Hotel. Patrolman "\Val-
lace Sammis went to investigate. but

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I Women’s pougIee
Silk suits—$10.

Clearup of silk Isuits which have Wondrous cool com?
fort and great capacity for service.
welt

Light of weight, very staunch, drape gracefully,
made.

Two models, each new in line. One with long Tuxedt'}
front jacket and other With notched-collar jacket.

New price, to make them hurry out, is just $1

about half of former one i Now
fiecond floor.
Kitchen White
, of extra _ value.

‘0 .
Three groups of splendid staunch smooth white e113 -
amelware for kitchen use. i

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How clean and fine and sanitary! How easily kept!
clean! What content it brings to cooking! i

There three groups include nearly every utensil 1:3
uired in modern efficient kitchen. Present each
special price. . _ .

As quantities are limited, choose with no delay. ; S r
Group No. l

Praserving kettles 4 and 6 quart .4

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(‘onvex sauce pans with handle 21/) and 31/2 quart;\

 

 

 

 

Convex sauce pots with ears 21/2 and 31/.) quart. l
Lipped sauce pans 3, 4' and 5 quart.

Set of two pudding pans (one pieces 2 and 3 quart 1131'!sz
Chambers.

Large wash basins.

Laundry dippers.

Milk kettles one quart.

Set of mixing bowls (2 sizes) one piece-

 

 

 

most cordial spirit of hospitality to . . l 1 arm lth'n 'll 01: ' i‘
V . . _ . picnickers. l l i5 ll ll - 1 - - l 1' ll fllr Dr M’-
‘IIOUIIt CthIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIS “III.I1I.II IIII’I‘I 1:2; By the time the bake was Scrvcil Illubi “a; hold on 1h. (minis court “of Perfatly PM}:
gucs s 0 our c1 y. our c1 izcns pro I u , ~ .. -. . n . 1 » ~ -1 1- ‘.1 sland Phil» 1. s 1‘ i

_ _ _ 1h. [\Imdnidns had i_l[i(ilf€9 north) lit l- l l 'I t (\cn rig.
greatly by coming in contact With the of the occasion and slut down ‘0 ”WM!” “mm“ of “I“ tiuhting corn- Milk md crew
IIIgII. In“: OI IIIIIII and ‘IIOIIII‘I‘ ”In”: "mu" that could not be surpnnm-i I..I...l 1hr lllnlrl‘fllll. _'l‘liis manly (‘Ix- “gunkfor bgblel dOHVQM
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Covered buckets large 3 quart size.
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This evening the advertisers or the
city are to be the guests of the Nor-
walk Hour, which is celebrating 1
rflttieth anniversary, at a compiim
tax-y dinner to be served at the Dor-
lon House by special cars. There twill

BOYS MUST STOP BATHING.

Boys bathing in the Norwalk River
from a. Water street dock in “Septem-
ber Morn" costume caused consichr-
able comment in the First District.
yesterday afternoon.
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' Sauce pans—lipped 11/3, 2 and 3%; quart. -. *II,
1310 North Arum. 'KI 1 'th (1 6 t W
Between Oak and Center St. ett es convex W1 ea Iquar . . ,,
'1 Bridgeport, Conn. Sauce pans handled 4 andMaguart. b ,3
I S Paofigafl'm 538632 ’0 Rice bolier 2 quart. I? *i
econ tug Em. 3m I“ . Covered buckets 4 quart. : 1;-
Three sizes in tea pots. ‘1.“ .
‘~ Three sizes in coffee pots. - f}:
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DOYIOII House Stock pots 10 quart. 1, :
3—9—4 Utility bakers 6 quart. ,3 a;
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These have sold recently from $2 to $2. 80.

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Oval dish pans 9 and 12 quart.
lonvex soup pots 8 quart. ,
Rice boilers 3 quart.

Dish pans round 17 quart.
Convex kettles 10 quart.

Tea kefiles in three sizes (seamless).
Dish pans round 21 Quart .

Convex kettles 12 quart.

jombinettes 21 quart.

Tea pots 3 quart.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

/ Coffee pots 3 quart. ,
These have sold recently from $2 .90 it; $4. 60.
i. While they laSt $1
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