FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, 1921
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. EEVV'SPAPER MEN’S BALL GAME.
unanimous vote of the City Hall re-
porters,
tossing the first ball out to the dia-
mond in the crossed
Laws" Wm .7
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t e First Ball Over the Plate.
City Clerk Irving D. Robertson. by
was accorded the honor of
bat skirmish
which is to take place this afternoon 11'1“
at 5: 30 o'clock (D. T..) 011 the Malone England.
Field, between The Sentinel and Hour Spnngfield.
lbail teams.
>11 rzvos umzs. Sept. 2.——Argani-l
1:. 11011 of a national body for the su-
111 u- lopme nt oi shorts in this country “sggg‘ellien'g‘em H::)‘:2?;g (33:12“ 3903:: 1m 11:20
333‘ 11);i(glis(];pbd1ftli11 upgsllolfingtilggxgo Him” “as m be scorekeeper ,5 max. IHartt‘ord .............. . . . $041,000
"I“ hexe reCenllv. gm]? body would be (nantly denied by The Sentinel forces, luridgeport ............... 902,000
known as the ‘Confed1 ration Nation— ’who hi“? already purchased their 0“” New Haven """"""" 754‘000
:1} Argentina de Sportes" but before score keeber 111 11 h for The Senti-Inaterbury ...... , ........ 368,000
living finally constituted each organi- :lhilgtawmgtt‘zr otpcgnjecture. Honors Greenwich --------------- 295.000
union represented at the meeting 2m about men at the office as to who lNew London ............. 193,000
must ratify the action of the deleg1t- “will hurl. and it is expected that all. Meriden ................ . 187.000
:23 Lt is lichen-.1? hblw‘evm that l‘llrl- ltlw aspirants will be “Ho“ed to go on 1New Britian ....... . ...... . 181.000
animous approv '1 W1 )0 given. t lthe mound. This maV prove true if Norwich . ................ 1:39.000
"Doris "‘Prpsemm "t ”11101 "1“" i‘ll‘g‘the boast of the Hours gang meanSiStamford ................ 128.000
Kiri]fg’ft‘r’n‘ytofieglncil‘jn;“fo‘fl[Ig’fiockg :anything The‘Hour's g'mg h'IVefStqlld \Iiddletown .............. 101.000
e3: 3:ind :0 --m1' :1] athletiCs. {h at thtfy 3;]; ‘lfptlocithymogg 0 e Danbury, $83,000: South Norwalk.
”l‘hc lftltllis oi the mchmcnt hopcl )0: agre'zlist conspiragV is on foot to $78. 000; Torrington, $77,000; Shelton.
“h“ "‘ ”hm”: for1cs.thc \ arious or- lh: 'WO Chief of Police William R Pen- ”74 00” \Vatertown, 374.0002 VVin-
mni. ations in addition tothgiving1 (t1 nington prrstnt .1t tit game and it islsrpd $64 000- \Vindsor Locks. $63.-
strong'o 1: imp‘llmil‘TV18x)-?l‘ll: torzlle‘i' ecl):p 11150 understood that 1"1trolnian PrankI 000: V‘V‘illimantic. $60,000; Portland.
:?:l(:?:n(tilb ml‘ilit sullicicnt for thel‘qtmtto" “in be ""12“" Both "19m- .359 000; Norwalk. $53.00“: DPTDY.
harm '1tion of :1 ts '1m VVorthy to be' .bers 0f the vi“ 5 finest “ill be present .343 000? Naugatuck. $47 000; Put-
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rent to the next ()lepics and to be
akin to provide successiullV the neces—
“an funds 1‘01 th: pulDOS‘. 'lhe Con-
fncleration will also control the 11 pre-
ew-ntation of Argentina in the bl-an-
rznal South American Olympics.
HOWELL GOING TO EUROPE
WASHING TON Sept. 2.—Prelimi‘-
nary to departing 101' Europe tomor-
row as a 1epresentatiVe of the Post
office depaitment to study p10gress
made in use of radio telephones. R. B.
Howell of Omaha. Neb._ has conferred
with Postmaster—General Hays.
Mr. Howell expects to conduct in-
vestigations particularly in Berlin and
findapest.
Mr. Hays said todaV it was hoped
that in the near future radio tele-
phones could be used '11 broadcast
weather .1110 market iepm ts and other}
information Such a sVslem he said
yould el1m1n ite the. telegraphic code
and make it possible {01 reports to be
mzeived at homes
ILOKAL ANZEIGER SUSPENDED l
BERLIN. Sept. 2.«-Publicaiion of
me Lokal Onzeiger has been sus‘
pended for fourteen days by the gov-'
ornment. it is (hinged that the news.
vapor printed a re pon that two other
murnals “hich had been suspended
were continuing to appem despite the
government's ban.
the cross roads the lineups will be the
L» 1Vision of sport actiVities and “11)::me as was published in yesteniavs
. Headache.
'taivltts cost few cents.
Unless there is some diitV' wmk at‘
in an unofficial capacitV. how'.eV(r
ASPIRIN
Name “Bayer” 011 Genuine
WV
Take Aspirin only as told in each
package of genuine Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then Vou will be following
'the din rtions and dosage- workcd out
by pthicians during 21 years. and
prOVed safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. It ch see
the liaV'er Cross on tablets. you can
take them without {our for Colds.
Neuralgia. Rheumatism
Toothache. anbago and
Handy tin boxes or twelve
Ilruggists also
s1ll larger Dflt‘kim Aspirin is the
trade rn: 1rk of Payer M; 'mufimlure of
Earnchr,
for Pain.
iiilonoam ticacidt ster of SalimI .cacid.
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‘LIFE
City (‘iérk Robertson Expected in Toss l
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INSURANCE
RECORDS BROKENI
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Hartford life insurance beu°il.:iari—
IINSTRUC'I‘OR CAVELL
tendedto renew his contract" here.
Instead. however. he has made con-
nections with the White- Plains, N. Y ,
high school.‘
In Principal ClaVell, the local high
school loses one of its most popular
and eflicient instructors. Mr. ClaV'cll
HAS RESIG‘N ED
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cs receive? 3:3. 041. 000 and are out— lt1on. Mr. Clare“ was one Of the had entire charge of the commercial
Red by only three cities in NCW- ‘Wenty eight] 98mm?” “'1” failed t° department in the cal schools He
Beston. Providence and‘receive a. sa ary check for last June, lnot only supervifiiw the commercial
The largest single bene-
he. .11) “as under the policy of \Vai-
1.11.
Connecticut cities rank as follows.
in the amount of life insurance [aid ell
much as it v. as understood that he in- l
inam $47. 000; Branford. $441100; Dan
iielson. $42.;000 Coilinsv.ille $38 000;
iROCRVille. $38,000; Milford. $37.00”:
Thomaston. $37 000; \Vallingford.
$37 (1110 Ansonia. $35,000; 'Eniield.
335.000; \Vashington. $33,001»; New
Canaan. $30,000; Stratford. $28,000;
Thompsonville. $237,000; Darien. $25,-
000; Sharon. $25,000: Farmington.
322.0110; Stonington. $21,000; \Vare-
house Point. $21,000: Sound Reach.
“H.000; lTncasville. $230,000; \V’est-
pOrt. $20,000: Newington. 310.000:
Talcotville. 319.000; \Vest Hartford.
319.000; East Berlin. 518.000; East
Hartford. $18,000; I’lainvillc. $18.00“:
South Manchester. $18,000; Stafford
Springs. $18,000; \Vostport. 317.000:
Brooklyn. $14,000; Orange. $14.00“:
West Cheshire. 314.000; Cheshire.
$13,000; East Haddnm. $13,000: 1125‘
sex. $13,000; Southington. $13.00”;
\Vaterford 313.000: Medford. $123.-
000:1‘inc Orchard. $12.:000 Red Oak.
$12000; Short Beach. 512.000.
\Vhile Hartford is the 40th city in
the I nited States in size or popula-
tion it is “5th in the amount of in-
surance paid in 1920,11 record no
other citV in the conntrV approaches
except Springfield. VVhich is 17th in
the amount of insurance paid: al-
though smallcr in population than
Hartford.
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MOT HERS'
With school opening but a fe v days off, it is time to think of
A more complete line of Clothing
and Furnishings, for Boys and (.irls, cannot be found in this city.
A VISIT FROM YOU TO THE CHILDREN’S STORE WILL BE
' APPRECIATED BY US AND PROFITABLE TO YOU.
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BOYS’ SUITS—One
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g. BOYS’ SWEATERS—In All Colors ............. $1.50 to $4.50 :3:
:3: BOYS’ CAPS—Shades to Match Suits ............ 500 to $1.00 g:
:: BOYS’ BLOUSES—Bell, Kaynee and Other Makes ...... 49c-98c o§o
:: BOYS’ STOCKINGS—Buster Brown, Bear Brand and Others :3:
’3’ .......... . ..... . . . ......... . .............. 25c- 45c :1
:3. BOYS’ TIES—Windsors, Narrow Silks and Plaidsu .. 39c-$l.00 :3:
l"? BOYS’ HICKORY GARTERS ..................... . ........ 25c ..
:3: BOYS’ DRAWER WAISTS—Dr. Parker’s, Hickory and :2
g. I’eauty Waists .. .......... ..... x... 50c 0’0
3;; BOYS’ CORDUROY KNICKERS ............ ' ..... 9 8c 10—81750 3:
:3: BOYS’ STRAIGHT PANTS .7 ............. . ....... 1. 59c 1m 11
g, BOYS’ CASSIMERE KNICKERS—Lined and Unlined.98c to $1.98 u
3:; GIRLS’ GINGHAM DRESSES ....... ..... T? 9813' 1502743 I:
g: GIRLS’ Crepe, Sateen and Muslin BLOOMERS ..... 29c to 690 x
1%: GIRLS’ PRINCESS SLIPS .. .................... .. 79c to $2.40 :2:
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DRAWER WAISTS ................. . . .......... 50c
FERRIS WAISTS .. ............. .
SWEATERS—All Styles and Colors ...... $2. 48 to $3. 98
SCHOOL TAMS OF DUVETYN
COATS—All the Newest Models ...... .
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.3.; GIRLS’ GUIMPE DRESSES ........... . ................ 98c 1::
1;; GIRLS’ WHITE POPLIN GUIMPES ........ 98c :§:
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ldepartment in the senior high school,
but in the,Franklin and Center junior
high schools as well. He was an ef—
The resignation of Principa.) Clav-
came rather as a. sur iise inas-r
‘ p ' had shown much improvement dur-
. mg his regime.
.ficient instructor and the department-to sports and was out with the boys
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Aside from his duties as an in-.school conditions" is the belie: gen
structor, Principal Clavell took a. erally expressed
great interest in athletics, particular—
ly in the football and baseball teams.
He was coach for both teams in the
high school, and; for the first time in
several years, the school had aggre-
gations which the city could be proud
of. Under his coaching. the football
and baseball teams had become so '
trained that they were respected far
and near by other teams of other .
high schools. He devoted much time
practically everyvafternoon.
That other similar resignations
who have signefl contracts to teach in
the local schools are .not entirely BM-
lsned with conditions here particular-
ly when it is learned that there are,
teachers who had to wait more on;
two months for their salaries
NEW CASE OF ‘FUNGUS
ElMICHIGAN CITY,
even new cases of fungusxpoi 0111
were reported here yesterday. Jlglakig'
u; total of thirty cases in the city. Tm’
persons in one ramny are affected.
today. __ Teacher:
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1nd, Sept. 2.4
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OWLAND’S
Entrances in Main Street, Fail-field Avenue, and Cannon sues; an
Beacon cor tires
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for youl automobile;
That small size, the 30 by 31/2, is 6-ply clincher—and am so
a big bargain.
Sale that s entirely DEW to
Howland store.
i. _ Not a sale of tires that are new
the market. '_-, '
' Beacon are dandy and tested tir
These are fresh fine Beacon Red
" 'cord tires. ' h
We know where thousands havet
been sold. All have lived up to every i
promise. Drivers who ve tried one or .
pair are eager buyers whenever moral
are available.
Makers guarantee a minimum
mileage of 8, 000 miles. We bac
guarantee with ours oii an adjustment
basis.
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Note tlfisé—All are cord tires and fillil
lsize.l 41 fact the 3%; inch tires run as big}
as regular 4-inch fabric tires.
8-.ply straight-side tire.
greatly, oversize that it matches 4-inch fabrics.
Here 5 are the sizes, the list . prices, and our special prices;—
sizé ' list .
30 by. 3% $3.4 25
32 by 4_ $52 30
34 by 4 $55.30
33 by 4V2
601" 'pricé
810.95
827119.
$28.7 5
$63; 85
37 by 5 881 3.5
$60.50 ¥ $3140
$4I.l-5
$53.90
$59.15
$62. 05
$77.35
32 by 31/2
33rby 4
3254/2
$2.44 to
1 Every size except the smal
’ $28.02
111.. 31/210810 5010-. 37 by 5-‘
.est isanl
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6111 pried ‘
$21.35*
$30.75
$32
$39.63
$5 .46
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