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NEW YORK. Sept. 1.——The Sep-
tember strvicli of the major league
pennant run-s opens with the Pitts-
burgh Nutionals one game ahead of
tho New York Giants. and the Cleve—
land Amrrirzins a halt’ game in tront
of the Xew York Yanks. The Pirates
and the hard hitting St. Louis Cardi-
nals were down for two battles today.
while the Giants wore engaged with
.thcir Borough Brooklyn rivals. The
Indians were schodulcd to play apost-
ponecl game at Detroit. It was
a possibility for New York-to lake the
lead if Hwy could capture both games
of :1 (l0lll)lt2*-llf‘tiilt‘l‘ will; \Vashingtori.
The. St. Louis Nationals pounded
1wo [‘liiludi-lphia pitchers for 23 hits
yosu-rdny. Hits came so fast two Car-
dinal players were unable to keep out
of the way. and. i2i)iis«-qm2ntl,v. worn
callod out. Hornsliy not only brought
his smisnn total to :00 hits. but made
a. home run and two double-1.2
Cardinal Mound base-man fiat. P ‘n'om~
era. two 1999 than Kelly. of NI-w York
The major Ivague record of 28 as-
sists for the inflolilrrs of both team;
was equalled by Cincinnati and Bos-
'tmi. 'l‘hv Rwi iniit-lrie-i's had 13 and
“1:2 “Hum mill-Mora l5. ¥
Only ‘3 hits wmv made in the St.
Louis-Whirugo Amoriran second game,
”Mn“ ”f ”'0 Browns, allowed two
hits. .lllll lx'r-i'r, of the White Sex. 4.
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Myr icxoraif CASH IN BOX:
JACKSON CALLS opp norr
PHILADELPHIA. Pm. Sent. 1.—
’l'he schoduled eight-round bout he-
tween Willie Jackson and Johnny
Dundee.,.-LNe-w Y.or.k lightweights. at
Shibe, Park. last night. was knockrd
into the ash can. Sovvn thousand m-r-
sons went to the: home or Connie
Mack's Athletics to are four ciglit-
round oontosts. Jackson and ”inflict?
wvrt- to hau- {lDD":ll"¢Ml .Ui the tiitvil
bout. but :i livatml :irffiimV-nl for The
doilru mark resultmi in lht.’ (cumin;-
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ninvarnmn LmVSvm acuity in getting a position for! re ped one-fifth second fro the 3.500.
GIANTS, mm ,> ‘ final brush. After that Favoniaif; '5 meter record. the new e being 3
Thu Hiawathim fid‘fiihtn,91mimmer of the situation. always hgfi‘i g minutes. 55 3-5 seconds. The old rec-
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This game mzmfimabe be an stake, at Cleveland. three weeksgja‘ , lworld's mile record. but. failed by 3
interesting one. at, the Hiawathians
have amm'dmted the‘W’ by
a. large more?“ 4 V521,. 2' ' -
mil? glue, wfll be the final for the
muwuthhm,2 and their record classes
mm ”champions of Norwalk for
charm“ ‘ ’
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Du-MlLLIN To SIICCEED JIORAN.
.F-‘OHT W‘Oil'l’fl. Tex... Sept. l.—.Al-
viii "Bo" McMillin. the nationally m-
mous footballstur and 1919 All Amer-
ican quarterback, will succeed Charles
B. Moran, National League umpire. as
coach or the Centre Collegerleven in
1922. it was learned here today. Mc-
lllliu will: play with“ the Colonels
again thiamaoii. and. it'uzséid. will
accept. an Eastern. concae'~:qlfer next
salon. 2 ‘
‘ J
$4,... a... ...
« Ii"; a
Tl]: :
Frederick"? ”rider-nun; MM
New York,
:17: Washinxtnn. 9. “
~oiev'eizin‘d, 10-3.; "'Detroif‘. 1.27.
f Chicago. 7-2: St. Lona. 578.
_ Others not scheduled.
' 1
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J - ,, " Cleveland . . . . . . . . . 77 47 .621
l ‘ " ‘ ,NewYork‘......... 75 46 .62
> ‘ A , .'St.1.ouis..........66 61 .516
' , i Washington . . . . .. . . 65 62 .512
2;- Boswa ....... . . . . 58 62 .483
2.: ‘-'i)etroit............so 65 .469
SARATOGO SPRINGS. Sept. 1'.— Chicago ..... . . . . . . 53 72 .424
" Philadelphia . . . . . .. 43' 78 .355
2Benjamin Block's Morvich. the Ogil—
‘fornia bred ”son of Runnymede and
_Hymir. is champion juvenile of ihe
year. More than 15.000 mcegoers {5.320-
claimcd'him king of his age here, yes-
.terday afternoon when he'eas'ily .hgat
"eleven of the best youngsters in train-
ing in the rich and famous Hdpgful
oh the closing day of the meeting. 2
i This coronation usually takes place
after the Futurity. but Morvich is not
eligible for that historic classic. an!“ it’ "
was the vote of all horsemen and:
race goers that even the winner ofm
J.‘
Washington at New York (2).
Philadelphia
at Boston.
National lasagna.
Y
Boston; 3;
Louis. 12;
-. era not schtduled.
Gm
Cincinnati. 1.
Philadelphia. 5.
I
Matthew“
Futurity will not take a. place diet ‘ _
him. In their opinion Morvlcli @e- l’ittsbu WP: If.“ 11%
serves the title. He has run nine New Y: is fif‘l ‘60:
mom-i and has won them all as: a‘ Boston ‘ """" 67 £37 :54“
champion should—by racingall mung 8t [10111.8 """""" 67 58 536
opponents dpzy and winning vigil}: Brooklyn ' """ ‘ 65 g“ :51:
[plenty of speed and stamina in ye- iCificinnati. ''''''' 5‘: 7; ‘49
serve. 2,: . ' ' ‘ ‘ ' —.— '
Yesterday's effort was probably .I-‘his' gmfggg‘ hm """" :2 ;: :3:
best. He carried 130 pounds. raged p """" " ‘ '
Runamr and .Cé‘iamity Jane; iwog of a My
the fastegg youngsters in training. Into New York at Brooklyn:
submission'l the first quarter d! r.
miles then went over 11 gm" ,v tifiek
and won cased up by tw longghsf
Harry F. Sinclair’s courageous Isolt‘
Kai Sang was around and Hair?
Payne \Vhitney's Whiskaway thin; '
The Saniioga Cup. a. race thutfhas
made turf history sincl2 the Cit‘ifmn‘.
resulted in ll. “wzilkovvr” frirn‘WT S.
Kilmer‘s grand mm horse Extermina-
tor. G. \V. Lol't‘s lloiiiiacouu yin
scheduled to rnt‘r- l-Ixti-rminator fox"
tht2 cup. but he was withdrawn curly
b
[ill 12. ARRIVHS HI‘ZIH'T
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Ph
iladelphia.
Internationiil League.
me’s Baum.
Syracuse. 9;
Buffalo, ti;
Other teams
Jersey City. 4.
Reading. u,
not scheduled.
Standing of the (mills.
vaui‘? :it ii
Won. Lon. RC.
oclwsh-r.
in the {Lflt'l‘nOOll and tho uld ohi'tm- l HulllanN" . . 10:: 36 .739
pioii mi-rvly lizui to confer to n;llui’fulu ............ 87 :35 .619
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famous sizilw .1an when hn finishcg VSYI‘CQSQ? .”. i. 1., If, :3_ Q: r us
his gallop ()l :i mil-2 lll‘ltl six furl-”mg .lv-mn-y (Tilv _. In! 87 .355
in .02 slow little of .‘lrlt4 3-3 llt' rg-Elii-mii'ig ........... 46 9;: 333
(‘4.2i\'(2ii.,nn n\':lll(|ll lhiit was tubular '
than that SlHHVl'l‘lll upon Moi“ it'll: 3 i Gama My.
~——-————-—-———- ' 3: f Jm‘sry filly .ll,§5'i‘iy-tise. ' .
Mil: 'I‘i'rm-z CONCERT:
l-Iim moan Lichtwt‘iglit ( ‘lmnlpkm
\\’auit~ Hum “illi Lmiimril i'nt
“'m‘ld‘u H/«murs. ‘ .
Nicw YORK. 5.2m, i,——n has {anon
.
repeated in the Blue- Hill.
event i'or 2:05 trottors. but
" ‘ 5.2-3?
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-—Eigl_i§fpl
em survived in the ,Uetropolimr
court tennis tournament at the 2
cent Athletic Clay. When play 2 '
today. " ,2 ’
The feature matches brought
ert, Kinsey. of California. aga - '
Howard Voshell. of New York;
mgr. Davis.- .0: (humanist. ,,
fAihe’rton‘ menuafibcm roi-
John 8. Gilbert. otgnxhnd‘:
Sister: Bertha had won th '
when Dodge's filly went to a. .z',‘w d}
break utter passing thz- half-mile; 0 L .l
N. '
EIGHT PLAYERS SL’RV g
O
2. 32,0 Olseconds on
not 121i . 'l l Bartky faile
e first fie _ . his sixty—y
'{Q'Jllllllg at l
Ralliniorie :it
lufi‘ulo.
Toronto.
Eastern League.
Vesta-curs M
account of a. stiff wind.
(1 in his attempt to lower
and world’s record.
N
“'ALKER T0
Mickey \Valker.
weight. who gav
’ . prising reception in.the ring" a 185?
weeks ago. will
to demonstrate
oseum A. C.,
when he mee
welter clump
2 involve-round bout. ”
_ Walker. in hit bout
- developed a. punch that
‘- toninhed" but
i
ion 0!; the uni-1d; iii-24.21:;
MEET LEWIS.
the Newark welter-
e Jack Britten a sm-t
have another-chance
his powers at the Co!-
n Newark. Sept. 12.4
ts Kid Lewis. former
.“0 «and glorious battle of music.
2”” 'fivc orchestras will compete for tho
a u. A
~.. . v _1 V" 2 ._ .“
"Bud" Walrus. Nbrwdk’sv pride. to.
day in sufleflng'froxh .a.‘ broken finger.
practice lately: Authe We: the
injury. the fight between Wearer and
. Jack Skelly. which was to have been
held in Staten Island. next. Tuesday
had to be called ofl'. It. will be three
weeks. at least, before . Weatcr can
enter the ring. ‘ "
Weuter was“in training for’
Skelly bout when he broke the mid~
die finger of the right fraud: He in:-
mediately.went to a. physician and had
the bone/set. It is still in the saints.
Plans for another.boxing show. to
be held in the near future. are being
made by the Norwalk Sporting Club.
Several good boys are being signed up
for the bouts, and‘the card will be one
or the best ever presented in the city.
minim
"Young Angelo." staged a camc-
back last night at. the Elkx' Hal! in
Stamford. when in. the third round
of the scheduled ten round bout with
anki (Kid) Carter. he put. his oppo?
nent to slope willy-a right hook.
Young Mack kayocd Kewpie Willi-
am. of Jersey Wily. in the truth
round of their mill. while the Gattle-
Prince bout was eight rounds to a
draw. ’ _
The preliminary between Battling
Tonty. of Stamford. and Soldier Jon-
es. of New Ilochrllc. two guntlomen or
color. was six rounds of pure
There was a good attendance at
bouts.
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NE‘TSI'APFJ: BALL GAME.
Following ar‘é— ihv playcrs who will
parlicipalv in Hip lust-hall mime. hc~
t‘VPI'n The Sentiiwl and the Hour rot»
ortodal. Poxnposmg’ room and prose
room forums. at iiw Malone l-‘icld. lo~
marrow afternoon at 5:30 o’c2l0ck (l).
'11). .. ’
”Sentinolw.Svrrmwy. Garwood. Hitl-
Gxirlnnd Mn] 1) llrwlico.
J. nrvdlcv.
H has been :1 difliruit mattI-r to oh-
tain an umpirv so it is likvly that
mm good nntim-d iwraon who looks
Rs! if he could “land .1 lot of punish—
mmit will M- imprvmwl into tin2 gumi‘.
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JUNE“! shilullh '1“) “l2; HITAJVI‘IQD.
As the sonim imms in town are
playing for the : luimpiumliiip. the jun-
ior trams. not '22 he outdoor. are also
to linvc ;i r") Hwimt. Junior mama-7
wishing in NM» in llw writ-u may do
80 through llii: grape-r. The K- of C.
Jra. have» runn- ind to give their son?-
ice. Tin» ago.- must in: hetwcen 1422
iii yuan of nut It is plxuiumi at tho
wimwr will fit 1! banner wi their
iiuuu- and I'IIIDIK'IFE on it.
“£113.13“ “RARGO‘S (“ALLA-ZNHE.
Battling; \Vurgn (‘OHH‘H right out in
thi- upon “Kill .1 tlml ltrluu {nun in
an‘\\alk. Vicinity. wrigiimg l3”
pounds. .1! (12"(‘1‘5 to fight them. Hr-
Wislies ‘ J“ .luxt-plniicuac' or this
brand .2 .ilvngu to ho unswort‘d
through ['Ivvnliii: Smilinrl.
ill‘
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l’l.lr;.‘..\l'l{l-‘. ill-ZAP“ PLANS
A “rt-n! Husk-ail Parana] Svhulnlcd
Fur Labor Day hi “Hag-Pruitt
’l‘limmimls of people- will
Bridgvimrl's Million Dollar
Ground. l’lr'asiiro Bunch.
filmy and the ‘ark nmmmcnt with
'Ithv Milo :iwstnnm of the Bfidfiofift
Muslcanr.‘ Association have tormuljat-
«d. a mmx*mwc 192.22%?
One '0: the grant features of. the.
day "m be? two concord: by a manner!»
Marv! 131) :mm‘. One concert to
bé given in the afternoon and” the
other in this evening. It is seldom
‘w the; ml. 20f ,Bridgt’port or
visit
vicinity his! the opportunity of hear—g
tn: such a concert. In addition to;
gummy: minim-lion the» Scottish High-
4511er Plum“: wit-l entertain with
their quaint-and wcird music.
3 In the (wooing thevgriuid dancing
”pavilion Will D!" the cutting so;— a grout
Four or
greatest :ippltimc and the winner Will
be awarded a beautiful prize.
Throughout tho av; ing and during
the battle there W11 be. continuous
dancing and the gay throngs of danc-
ers may he assured of an evening of
fun. ‘
Labor Day will be the Gala Day" of
the season and the Pleasure Beach
Park Management has spared no ex-
pense in planning a. program that
will prove itself quite the largest and
most spectacular event ever placed
before the public here.
If you wish to spend an enjoyable"
holiday. make. your plans to visit this
wonderful park where riots of fun
are always inrstore.
[u’lifi’YERS ATTEND BARBECUE.
CINCINN . Sept. " 1.-—W‘a.ding
through a ,. ruins of reports from
various committees and sectional con—
»ferences, that; American Bar Associa—
tion today diépused. or :1 long business
program and was ready for an old—
fashioned barbecue and . 11111300.: at
Latonia. Ky; this afternoon. ,.
coma) mi! SEMIGHTEN WP
When the kidneys are overworked
or disordered and fail to throw out
mute matter [mm the system,
causes aches. 9310‘:- 18-m m wol-
ter. Pa. mites: "m Wynn
wtch‘ Button;
“Qt...
, mmred‘efi‘
3 and it he lands
‘ hit-WM
sustained while answer! in boxing“
the,
(“Epcg‘md others would have it a carnival.
no)“, l‘lrown. sffhl’flt‘k. Audion. l-‘roncluilfllhm oi. the highest order.
Playi
on Labor
' thins my be. obtained from the resis—
the machine. Clark landed on his
‘lieud and died one hour later. '
80 INDIAN Vt ”BIBS KIDN AI‘PFAD .
'53.): the newspaper. Were taken to the
buck hug-gymgfio .p-hen I got out. at. , '5
that in the min: I could
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'1 7‘,
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Pomsmm vacuums owns
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Chautauqu- Bmls. Seek to Give the
Best Clans of Vader] Enfiir.
nutrient.
l Th3 question. “What is Chautauqua
‘anyhow’r' is puzzling a lot of people
gthcse days. an they be the signs post-
ed everywhere advertising South Nor-
iwalk’s first Chsuiitxniqirai.r to be held for
a week. starting tomorrow. Friday. on
.the grounds of the K. or C. Club. on
West avenue. _
i Some are under the impression that
it is a. lot of “high—brow" lecturers;
:othcrs scrm to think that it is a fair;
- A Chautauqua. however. is none of
them-,- things.
It is a serif-s of entertainments. last-
ing a Wfst‘k. afternoon and evening.
,m-vry day. with no two programs alikv.
1and no reputitiona. Thorn is the Jim-
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Liar Chautauqua for the children in
.thc- morning. while the afternoon pro-
fcrums consist of musical entrrtalm
ill’lt'nta. both vocal and instrumental.
Might opera. :1 play. and :1 numlwr of
Then» is smoothing for ovm‘yiiodv.
itself for the «mum wcck. Tickets. are
itrunsmrrublc. so that ii’ :1 {Jars-on can?
‘not go to all the entertainments.
'{ilviids zinsi nu-ighhors may all-2nd.
Thi- smason tirkots must bv bought
11(2L‘Ort‘ tho opvning, :13 during tho
Chautauqua work only single ailmi?‘
sions can he obtainmi. and the price-
nenrly as much as the season ticket.
which admits to all programs.
11312 program for tho firm day. Fri—
aday. follows:
i nziio—«Grm-tiiigs; the Junior Plan,
‘Sutwriutmtdnm 0i” Junior Chautauqua.
Story hy the Story Telling Lady.
.1: 4 5-2-24 "(mm-rt. the
{vanilla (,frixnmiiir. Your artists.
#' 4-3—«Juugor Quinlllaiclllll.
S;lill~~«(‘,onci2rt. tho . ICr2klit)lT~.Cz'slc-
I‘umiua Company.
S:l.‘a»— 'l‘e-n ii‘iinutv address. the
l‘liiiulrujquu Slipvritilt-iiclv‘uil.
S: . —~-l,m2iuu2, "An Uricnial l‘zigo
Julius (‘Himr Nayiiho
turn on Palrstin‘“.
".‘llll. .l
'vusiiiniv- let‘-
I'F‘ Y0! ' A It:
)1‘ A VOTER. AIN’LY
NOW’.
Gun-misc You Cannot. “do at the
' Town Elation in “outlier- Next
Your.
Those who on qualified by age and
"milliliter to he made Valuers. and “2V9
not yet taken tho electors rumination“
flit» applications at once. In order to
be made a voter this win. it in-ncccm
naryfimt-uwplicafions be filed on or
before nexfi-Wy. Blank applica-
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train or in the City Hall.
, 2 91:233.: nummlcmsxr.
OLEAN. N. Y.. St‘pt. L—m men
are decal and another seriously hurt
as the result of a motowycle crashing
into a. telephone pole at Prossrr. ten
mile—3 cast ot‘olflczm. late Tuesday.
night. The dead arc Harry \Vilson.
twenty. of Glenn. driver of the ma-
rhiiw. and Clinton Clark. twcnty—
right. of Bolivar.
Vinson was hurled against the pole
and his haul crushed. Clark and
\Vason. the injured man. riding m
the side car. were also thrown from
Ill-71723708: AIRES. SPpt. l.-—-l'.a Vau-
g'uardia. the organ of the Socialist
party. tells a curious story of the kid-
naming of 80 Indian voters in a recent
election in the province of Jujuy in
the north of Argentina. The Indians.
home of a. candidate for the Chamber
of‘Dcputies and kept prisoner for
three days in a cellar in which there
was a. wooden image of the Virgin.
The candidate finally entered and
cxacted an oath that the, prisoners
would vctc for lJn. They were car—
ried of! tc» vote.
suns T0 RECOVER $5.090
.Theresa 'l‘ippcrir of Norwalk has.
entered suit against Charles A. Brand.
also of Norwalk. to recover $5.090.
it;
len ankles, sore joints. dint,» m m1:- " T
in: specks. em. J. w. Seabock. (2mm, 1 ,
straighten up., Had to rub the
«hora: 4m: mar
Wong Preould m 3, l...’
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llriurmnli‘owl‘r-r Mimi. Kim}. McGar- :2?"gt33d“:::;p‘u;:n;Siri‘gi‘?l::;§:n;3
rin. Charm". M. Sid. Hyatt. Miller and p ' ‘ "2
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oi” UH‘CP zmoh single tickuls mnuunts toi
lat-kholf'Colrw: . ,
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7» Just arrived, and the
7-.- 4‘
store closeS'dEiily ai3 o clock;Saiurda_\2sz 6 n".-
Thé Autumn, Wardrobe
Thoughts of it mythemind of every
woman who-arcs for clothes
*8)! glancing at gowns; ready to wear. :21 3.:-
rics fen-"making gowns, at trimmings and Lieu-2,21,
lions, one is certainly bewildered by the viz-x222:
There are certain features emphasized, and «L
understands that heavy Crepes are fashionnl-lc
there are trailing fringes, panels that swing . m
and'divulge a color in ’c '
.w
The
l. .C
onirast to the dress. ii,»
are tassels eighteen inches deep and other 2.2.2.232.
iishmem’s smart and distinctive.
At present the Road Dress Shop shows .a 2,; ..
yof exclusive models austiiose women will. _2 ,1
""early may last assured they will be protected in 2
selections and‘there will be no duplicates m
frocks.
Twill“! Cord and Tricotime Em for i‘rs'
wear. $25.00 to $ 73.90
Canton Crepu, charming, distinctive.
$39.50 to
tailored" Suits, ~ $27.50 to
Coat; of Bolivia: and dey
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p
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319:.
i:
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'30
Cloth,
- $59.50 to S 95
SI.
.30
Modish Hats For Autumn
Newly :i".'i\'t’.l. “
from ill: :2‘ 2.1.8?
07:?! ‘ '
v
\.;:'I 1‘: ('r
"“ ”3-773 lliii‘
Silk L}on;~ and Panne
firsats. and U‘uvciyns 2i
riiizj ‘ .2.‘ .2112 l'i‘it‘
,Il. '1‘. “N
.x' I ‘< V\
fi’l:l l!:_”“
. i; [
i:ii“'§£‘.\ git-.-
\c. , dmpc L. ., ,
intolthe most nming‘ sshagcn A£§if0llg 5i Ah
influence is prominent. mowing- mmy T 2 2
turbaus. Aniiliinq from :1 roll lfrim to .i l.
is correct as to style and but A mziltc‘r of cling
An unusual line bf- Feather Turhans.
is worth mentioning that the feziiliu‘s luv.»
treated to a process wiiici maka iiitfli arr-nun 2
The ostrich feather trimmingr dim not lose ”'5 an
in damp wcazher. lt‘wiil uni riiéi' up along, the
a ices. and does not uecsanriii mod, 2:32 be proud u“
with maiine.
‘W’ifii those Eats 5179. 5.232.123 e<,.2.2c.i;illy 3.2mii-l22 .
and girlish models ltll' high school or (Cliffzfi ‘ ’
Then: an: 511.1129 ‘ ‘
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3 i
?‘u.
«an.
'3‘
.~ mmryficd :zitii‘ri; «2: i2: 2
vet will! :1 ilmsv pin or dangling ri 2;»: mi 22:22,...2
Cheuiik 2‘2 Cum. «2'2
u>\
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.lil‘x'CCE'S “ i." T? .16 .zu-‘ilf;
l . ‘ ..
11.1112r Tlu'
hn’ms and, lung {ram 19 >ilt’fill‘lili-
edge of brim u? cum-n.
' Plenty of {233.41. “‘ii‘l unit“ 70-}: ‘31.
browns and 5.19.1 toils; .11: in c .30. ' i din:
street sha- at.
$33.00
f _
Damask Table Cicrhs
Made of linen, two yards square. 022.2: pat-
tern only. floral design, very '
the ground wail covered.
4
Lunc' ham). Sets woven of ii. Strong cloth
which is a good imitation of mini-:11
linen. luiionhuled edge in old i‘iuc.
Thirteen pieccs in a set; uiX plate
doilics, six Cup and saucer doiiies and ‘
one centerpiece. $1.39
Scarf: of lili some material with edges done
in blue, green and Grown. 50 cts. each.
Cloth for but roik, white with edges in three
colors. 39 cts. each-
Thiivi (in
a ., -
Scarfs For the Library Table _
‘ In flowered tapestriss and Belgrade weaves.
This latter is a very lustrous weave. merccrizcd i
the thread, which looks attractive under a lamp,
l
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in plain velours, dark shades with :x gilt tin-5:2. 22::
the edge.
$4.69 ta $52.00
Tin”: !i'2-\r.
a
Book: )
“Brass,“ A novel oi
marriage, by Charles
G. Norris. $2.08
“If Winter Comes”
A. S. N. Hutchin'.
son. $2.00
“More Limshmise
Nights,”
Thomas Burke
New Line
of. Jim Crepes
colors are extremely
attractive. T w o
shades of, rose, bid
blue, light. blue, mig-
Egan. purple.
5 Pink and tan.-
i'“ m I
I.
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$1.90
Main floor.
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$321.53 (1:21.13 .
Norwalk Chronicler