Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 17, 1921 · page 4

 
 
 

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York city tenths winter... . , ' '
Mr. and Mrs Funk who have been
spending the manner a; ”Pokemon.-
have returned to their home in New
Jem)’; . s~ ..

Harm Jarvis motored ,to Oyster
Bay yesterday in his power boat. Mr.
Jarvis brought back some unusually
large clams that ire caught himself.
Mr. and. His. Wallace. of Brooklyn,
N. Y., who have been spending the
summer at the Weiman cottage on
West Side avenue-have returned to
their home. ,

Walter Kigg'lus. the local express-
man. is preparing- for the coming big
rush in his work. He has just tuned
up his Ford car to perfect running
condition.

“The Harp." owned by William
Seabird. of Bridgeport. is in this har~
bor preparing for the coming oyster
season. Some say that the oyster
beds are unusually good this year.

Many friends\oi‘ Lewis Hopps are

 

)1. P. Dunne was a visitor in New
‘orhi‘clty on pm on Thursday.

 

new...“ meeting of Troop No. 6.
‘3. 8. A? was held last evening at Com-

munity hail.

Hrs. Edward E. Mead. of 3 Edlie
avenue. is home from New Canaan for
. {cw days.

 

 

will be held at
at 6:30

Evening services
Christ church tomorrow.
o’clock. (S. T.)

 

Grape thieves seem to be plenti—
ful this year according to complaints
Blade by householders in East Nor-
walk.

This afternoon the members of the
Adult Class of the East avenue M. E.

 
 

Remit. Sept. 13. 1921.
To the Editor otjl‘he Sentinel-AF
Appeared an article in your paper
on Friday concerning a man who is
NEW YORK. Sept. ”...—A ‘Ormeh‘unaiaea by any person. banding a
member at the Ngwficgimggga‘g nausea This he is able to dohbecfiuxtigc
...Pitcher Urns? m0 first place m the he is skilled in ever) branc o' e
9“" that team :0 yes‘el‘day- Shook- building game. 'Fortunate mad1
American 1:110:15: 'St. Louis Americans. .' Now I have clerked for years.” but
Silo??? Strains: his old teammates and when the business slump came. I lost
my job. ’Twas no, fault of mine. but
that made no difference to the cut-01f

 

 

won. 10 to 3. th
‘ i. was happening at .e
\Vhilc ‘h a the Cleveland worlds

P010 Grounds. of an income. Saturday followed
ntinucd their winning > ' ‘ V
3131?}5‘3i‘5re3i’ea Washington and t0- Saturday until the passmg Weexg

d-iv were leading the American Leag- count up more than half a year. still

 

 

receiving post cards and letters from
him.
ginia i a very beautiful place and no
is having a. fine time.

The work on the new “'llson Point
road is rapidly increasing. Yesterday
morning the concrete mixcr arrived

church arc to hold their outing at
“if Pasture beach.

A number of fishing parties are
planned for tomorrow. snapper blues
being the object of most of the fisher-
men.

Miss Emma L. Becker of First
”set has returned to her duties at
the Jacobs shoe factory. after being
manned to her home with illness.

'I'he usual Saturday night dance
will be held this evening at the Nor-

 

will start the concrete
shortly.
I Edward Baurcr, of New York city.

‘will he thc week end gulst of Captain

to lay

avenue. Mr. Baurer has just return-
yed from New York state. where he

 

mlk Country club. Spcidel's orchestra has been . holding 'the position ifs
furnishing the lnuslc. fswmiming instructor in a'big summer
camp.

Mrs. Leo Davis is uttcnding 'hc Miss Lena. Klincfclter and Mrs.
meeting or the i’niriiclll pmmn. n... Ncuman. of Darien. spent an enjoy-
- . - ' z le day at Fish lnnd yesterday.

ublicun Ornmizntlon in tho gm”, lb . I? _ . ,
j) r, While there they par icipatcd in tha-

field hotcl, l’»:id<"c iorl, this :Il'twrnoon. .
h I national sport of fishing. but no dclm-

ite reports have bccn heard as to
thcir luck.

ltowayton Methodist Episcopal
church serviccs. licv. (lcov'gc A. Baird.
ministcr.--—Sumlay morning worship
or 9:30. Sermon suhjcqi: “'l‘hc (‘hnl-
Henge of the (‘ross." The Sunday
.. .scliool scssiou convcncs at 10:50 :1. m.

While no definite announcement has S‘mdu)‘ “Yelling worshipnt‘ 6:3“. Miss
been mam. regarding: ”n, matter it IS (‘lmm-ntluc Butler. u missxonury. Will
believed that next chk the Hour’und SW” 3““ ““3““ h" “f”? “Pd" ”m
Sentinel bull teams will again cross 9“”)ka 0f the. \Vorncns Forms", “.13-
bats on the V'Vickc lot. Each team lius “Emu”. Society. ,1 hp "finer mcciing
‘won a game, umi this will he the tic-lwm. tic-"held at .‘ .1" m, ‘llf‘YOlIOIllil
riding gum» of the. thrcc. Each 0 ’mm‘: lh" Chrmhm‘ ”(0 ‘
1s confident of winning.

 

Rev. Henry Stonc. of \anlingford.
Conn. prosidv-nt of the Conm-cticut
and Western Mussncliuscts, also. of
the Sunday School Association. will
‘ Dccupy the pulpit. morning and oven-
Eng. tomorrow, in thc Advent Christ-
Ian church.

 

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The first. Republican rally of thc
campaign will he lu-ld in (‘ommuniiy' "——
1113." on Tuesday evening ncxt. Can-r Edward Buttery left for New York
dldaios on llit‘ [:(‘pulincun iickct will (Tilv this morning on liusincss.

 

be present. and it is annoimcpd thnt' Frank Ali-Netty has iu‘twplt‘d a.
mo of tlic spkuké'rs will lu- l'Vl‘I-(lflu l'(lf‘~lll(iil 11' Mrs. l'.‘ll‘ill("t«‘s.
1c]: 1.. Lamsnn, A cordial imimfion Frank Stm‘cns of l.“ Roy Avenue is
is cxtcndz-d by the committm "or 1” i‘lllt‘l'l:.llllllli.:' l'ricudw lrom Xiw York
‘10 be present. . - g; vii).
Mulrum l‘rouml. of Scdgwick :i\'t‘<
About tcn complaints lmvc hm.” r,,_ nu». has entered Mi. iivrmun l’rep,
"ivnd by 1h.- [min-5.- rpu“_r(ling opcn Hi'llnnl 1n Mussuchusclis.
"placcs, on You Kind! sli'vcl, ln-twm-n Mr. and Mrs. \Vilhur 1.. l'loovcu. of

Osborne :lw-nm :23er For! l'nlni lem-t.
‘vhcrc lhc roadway hut: liven opcncd.
Signs huvw how-n plnrml thvrc but no
Warning lights :lrc plum-ll on lln-m at
night. Wlllt’ll mnlu-s thc roadway
dangerous to ihmsc pcoplc who drive
automobiles.

'l‘olwnvkr, lmvc l‘i'lurllr-tl Io their win-
h r hmm- In New York city.

Miss Nutulic Mun-housv of Prospr-ct
uvt-uuc. will cnim‘
in .‘x'cw York city in tlw m-ur future.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Solomon. who

 

 

. .. 1 and 3 1111]
Mr. Hopps says that Vicst \’ll‘- llh‘“ '0 m to three by

' from the

~uinth straight over Pittsburgh.

l
. tr' clors i _
and it is expected that lllt con dyervlto pln)’ and by winning the and 105-

and Mrs. Andrew Mills. of ltowuyton;
with tlicir fellow citizens. the Browns.

l DARE—V‘s Norémiv

l'nrson Art School}

no. two points ahead of the New no job—still no income. About one
Yorkers. month ago I thought I would adver-
The New York Giants increased the in your paper for a job as helper

1‘ games ' lumber.
the National League winning to a mason. carpenter. or D

-l'l11c first gamc of a series of three. lWhy? Well, I_have no job in my line.

Pittsburgh Pirates. their and I see a great mam men of seem-

nearest rivals. It Wt“: the '
ninth straight victory. and also th0.trades of the building husmess. But

not one offer to comc out of my dol-
Ncw York has eleven morc games lar venture. and that is quite an un~
fl usual thing—to hand out a. dollar at
19 sea~ 'S tl N "1k d -t nothing in its
son with a pcrccntuo: of .610. Pitts- ;' 0“ l 0"“0‘ an gt ‘ ' ‘ t d
burgh to equal this. must win ten of place. 01' course I vms disappoin e .
fourteen remaining comes. I suppoge there are U'E‘N‘S a plenty
The St. Louis Nationals kept 8. pace {where an active man would give fiery-
ice as satisfactory as lhOSL‘ who have
followed a itrade for ycnrs. evcn
nthough he might be :1 grm-nhorn. I
film wondering. though. if :in_\' cm-
ployer 93' my advertisement and pass.
6‘1 by on the other side.
' HENRY ELLSWORTH.

lug: six of them. would finish

by winning 9. ninth~inning victory
over Philadelphia. The St. Louis
teams occupy third place in their re~
spcctivc leagues.

\\'h:lt most button: dream and hope
to (lo--hit a homo rim with the bases
Tullriwns :icconinlislu‘d. yesterday, by
George Sislcr. tho Drowns‘ star first!

 

snckcr lfis homer in tho game
acuinsi lhv Vunkccs cumc in tho
ninth inning. thc hull going: into tho
I

lowrr iivr ol‘ ihc rilllit llcld stands.

 

(JETS .-‘\\\':\Rl) ()VEI{
l’llll. ”LOU“.
llAli’l‘lH‘Hill Scpl.
rcprcsrntml inst night
In. “us fitn'wil. :md
‘cml'lim-ss that yczu‘s of ring service
‘hml [unducr-d. :1:in way liq-lorc it
\Vili'll l‘hil Illnnln, of Hrooklyn. N. Y"
lnul lit-l'vrtv llnvc Plinu'cmld's dt‘t‘l-
simi in thc local SPl‘nppPY :il‘tcr :i
illll‘lll‘lll" twelve-round clash that fit—
iiugl) topped off the [wt-{cot good
card prt-scntml luv t‘hc Chnrtcr Oak
Athletic Club.
. ll “:15: Mark-Vs :uurrior strength
lllw'; won (or him and lli‘ ulwdcd the
{inhumane m his younm‘r yours. as r?
" him the nvci-Hsnry speed and
Shilling xowi-r to overcome In the last
four l‘n‘ll‘tlh :1 lead that Bloom land
‘hll vi up {ll-it‘l‘ rmid li;.- >l.\lli and ."\
cnih scssions.

.‘lURlJ-IY

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17,-«Youth.
by Mike Mor-
nizc. «ii-spitc It

 

Cl‘llCAGO. Sept, 17 ~—T)' (‘ollli “'iiS
the only member of th: (warn-t which,
last week. went into liar sin-tch light—
iing for the batting honors of the
'Amcricun Leaguc, who mndn- 3 Kill!)
during the week. Thv Gcornm Mach
added four points to lure at'i‘lagt'. giv-
ing him a mark of .394 for thc run»
nevup honors. Harn- llt‘llinlin. Dc-
!!rolt's slugging ouiiiu-ldvr. struck :1
'slump in his hitting and droppcd to
.398. Just four points in front of his
boss. liaiw Ruth. of thc Y:.nks. the
third memhcr of tin» slugcing «luau
tct. traveled along on about :. 50-5”
,hnsis. dropping one point. ilc is
ilhlrrl with .352. (ionigi- Sisl-‘r, of Si.

. .,.l "I:

, Al \V’iltso luvul scruppcr. lost the _ .
'di-cision to “Irish Kid" \\'llllums. of on ”I" hcvls oi ”"5 u-udwrs. '1“ not
llnlyolic. Muss: .lm' Russo scorcd :1 do so “'0” With ”‘9 “‘"UW “"‘l "“3

droppcd to .374, :1 loss or scion paints.

tcclmicul lmm-koui mcr Young .li-d- ,
liuih brokc his lioni- run rm-ord of

lily. also of ltolyokn. when chdy's scc-

owls lhrt-w llw toucl into ilu- rim: in 54 ”"3““ (”“1“ “5t"’“ll""""" "‘ “'37";

scoring his m‘u filth It .\'i-\\ York on
Thursday. and his fli:_\'-sl\lll on Fri.
dny. increasing Ms Ir. «1 ns :z run-got.

.lvl‘. having rcgislcrt-d ll: “HHS

.the fourth round. and Young Millcr.
llii' chumpmn of thc tol'acco l'lclilz-x.
dchatul Jack liowncy. of this city. in
lln- su-iound opening bout.

. l Otlwr lending lm'io-rs- Hpnakcr.
'rv couu. III-THAIJN. sismzu .u'u ““‘.‘""“""- “"3 .rwm- “" I'm”?-
a uonxsnv |,\ WINTER LEAGI'IAL L36h: Jili‘obso“. st. ..oms. .340; i-..
nos'rux. Sept. l?.~—~Thc California i“°!“"5- “h“.‘am- «NH Strunk. Pinon- _
\Vlnter l.cai:uc will look liltc the “Ml-g 0 '3‘2: \uach. D. rm" '3‘); “HI"
‘ :llnms. St. Louis. 33>

.lor lcugucs this your. Ty Cobb. tw—

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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lthe
and A. R. de meals...vice-presideut

ot‘ the French Lawn Tennis Fedm-r
ition. fill accompany her. '
.,

'huve ordered her.
from violent exercise for an indefinite

period: She will confer with special?
this when she reaches Paris. she add-

Giants’ ,ing contenment engagvd in the various

MAKE REBB‘RBS

 

‘lnuis. who u wvck ago was crowding:-

 

 

NEW YORK. 85:93.1 17.4mm;
Lodges. French tonal-star. “songs
that she had booked passage on
summer Fmoa, today. Bailing tar
Havrs next Wednesday. Her mother-

 

Physicians at Mile. Lengien

she said. to retrain

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The sting of blustery Winter is
turned from a mcince to pleasure if
your home is so heated with warm.
moist, and pure air as to counteract the
effect of exposure.

Let us install a Thatcher Pipeless
Fumace NOW and get real. healthful.
even heal-all throng}: the home—at:
a saving of from 3091c: to 60% of fuel
costs. as well as eliminating all the
bother of feeding several fires through—
out your home.

THKI'CHER
Pipeles s.
Furnace

Can be set up in a few hours. No
pipes, no tearing up of floors, walls or
ceilings.
ls guaranteed to heat a””*“
to a comfortable tem-
perature every room in l
your house. it pro-

;luces ainatural‘circu;

anon 0 tie air an:
compietc change of the Q!
atmosphere from three ‘
to five limes an hour.

Stephen Miller

All View Avenue ,5"

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4 . How the Thatcher Works:
" Fri-sh. C(‘Ul air is drawn from the

flour ium lliu lucici, and, passing
ovrr the radiating surface. riscs
and is redistributed through
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' , v .- v — - . ~ . - .{ ‘ 9 ‘l‘. 1' . ‘ :
——~— llllvv‘ Inw n spt'lltllllv: thc summer at if)?! lit-“Wk I’M“ NU. ”iandz-is night. let yll((')‘llllfi0‘(’::1"l:ll'l'ili‘t(mm‘lxltnqntggrl;: 3
1 Pmmlmm‘ JM'“ Vh'lm last mu nin: "v tlur (Lilia lmvc rciurnml to Hit” Lita...) l«t-ln‘lmilidtwmandu0 lhc Scull-run. 'wcck morn...- but in thc \‘Wfihll'il:
' I '- . — .. .. l 1‘ "‘ 5-," . J -- -_
(ll-gliwvilmhllwmn‘ h"""'"""“‘lt"‘fi lhc home ill ch lork Cit". *tln‘ (’n'u-‘l llilI:I‘(~:lll'l‘:i‘lzf’nfihffinrnlgllilg limnénc “'H li’as climbed "1’ “”7”“
1' “‘ "‘U‘Fhl" ”' ~| muu Miss llvlcu Mct rcu. who has liccu . .... ,. , , . . 9),”, [..umth ”05!“? liornsby, “...
named hum”. hum: ,n ....- l<‘ ‘ __ _ Alllilhdd inanm mason clown-... , .
\v...“ “v4, ..'. .. ' , “" , "‘5' slicndluu hcr sumcr in the mountains (:corgp Sigh-x is 1., 1... "1“”an of ”1031110 ham“: honors oi the svninrfinmmw .
. ~ . l H“ SIHM' ”W “m" ““3 “”4 - < ' ' ' ' - ' ' icircuii ’l‘hc big Frmzchman is hitting
born :ii'ouml North .\I'.iu an...” PM”! n-xunlwl in r any”... 4.3 teacher m Ixs-w \cinon club. it is understood. lion-I 3... ‘ ' l H 'i d 1 1. ‘
01' llw :ifll-rnuo-i \‘ip 'l‘nrncr ; 7 Huvrn ' .t-Ix‘ Horned); will hc din-"0r Oi‘ the . 9-. \v no urns») roppm ivc
. - , ~ ' .:l|l . , . . ~ ‘ * . . ' z » -
“an; lu- Would null“... 1.. lump ml. M: and Mix. .\'icl.(.l;is Soriuo. or 1'"): “1"“ l““ ll‘dtmlnli'i Hurry Hellman §fl(‘riin\:illlul Sf::“kln(:lfi‘lwl;l top H“ ll”
1‘ i : . --. _. . .‘ . . . , _- , ,- 1 , , . ‘ , ‘ .':lti u- wnu ) a..- “1”, .. ‘ ll _ z ‘ . . . .>
aim: “iii“ ’l‘iflznil'ilnllh‘ in In: H". tnml .\. \\ lnilv (ll). “Ill in th( “ul‘dml imuu, but was ‘1” doubt “':1l;iti‘(l\: :Hr‘} “0“}st incrmxscd ms lcnd as “i _.
‘ I lid ”“4”" Lilllyjl': 2'1?le “n“ “‘1'" \ an "r"’“0 ”l :Iwmild munugu. ii. The scnsmq of u“. lander-later. ll:l\ lug; scored 1'12 runs for l
J. l ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' ' . "airm- Will be ten weeks. borinnin '3 "‘ " . . ”‘. ,
vrhurlflfjlcul-d. ( n :M'm' “h” ""‘UFHWl Miss ln-nv (Tookr. of l'ruspcci :u’e- about the middle of Ociolu-r. k g "S a homo run h"“‘“ ”l“ N‘ me‘“
humid r l.” H. ‘ “MW" “'ll lt’ui'r lo nuv, will leave in u i‘cw dais furl (‘ohh said he was going to the Puci- 3“" is “3“”: “HF“ promise or..°‘"""‘
H” , {“l'lhrm. "mm :0 on Monday. 'szm-r's‘ Conn. Wlicrt- gm. will ...”...ullc (‘onst primarily to obtain a short» Hakim; (.vorgp [\fdh“ ‘1' ”1.1:, "9“"?
is mart-r. Mme i‘:l'.'~ i‘nrinlnn. who 0011.19. ”top. uddimz that thc San Franciscogwh" ‘3 out m "”1“ “"‘h "‘ ”rim“.
31.7w also f-[If'l‘i Hn- vummi-r with rcluw \h-r I‘m] \{rq lluuxlcs “+3 “WW Hui» has a man that l‘il' wants and rcrushcs. Pfls‘m' "f lhc (giants. failed ‘
tlvcs in (mu-um. “..l, (, 'iu' , . . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " . " ‘ that hp pxppcm to look him a“... and to run his siolcn lmsv I‘ccOTd uliovu
‘lclzc of m-w H: -l .: I .' lhc (0".1""'n occupying ”'9 ”'5 Howard ML" v‘f hr- pans out. to get him in" living: "‘9 ‘7 "’"Chvd " “""k “50‘ Other
tcr WIN 0" ll “H H lw. durum: llzc lul- .wll homc on llutlcr's Island. has n-- 0n the grounds. ‘ lending battcrs: L‘uishaw. Pittsburgh.
w“ ‘o ‘ -ll-“ ”Ninth. Miss lTOI‘rul-ln turned to New York city. lfifm: lioush. Cincinnati. .348; Mc- -
‘4'“; 0"," 1211’"; ""0 nwmln-rs of tlzv'.‘ 'l‘hc lion. Charles E. \Villiums and allcnry. St. Louis. .34.}: Cruise. linsfi
....,.',,,.,mhi;‘jl' . ”1 5.. who won :1 firm-st Ii. (‘rox'ool nrc nttcnding thr "'9" 9-31“: “flufsex: ;(‘“33¥;(3rkl.~i.3jx‘;’1'
' ‘ ll “ ”l“ 5"W liochcllr- col. mot-ling of the icbuhlican conven—I l 1‘ -m_”l- 5‘“ \P‘ - -' ‘1 ”5C, '
“'20. . ' . . i.\cw lork, .332; Mann. st. Louis.
tion at Bridgeport in the Hotel Strui- , 3.”
Gold. l Jim Thorpe. whosv ulhlviic prow~
ROTON POWT : \Vultu-r Van 'l‘nsscl. Jr.. who has 4,.” in the Olympic 2::an m 3mm“
ll‘in HDillon-d hy tlfl‘ \VMWI’ str‘VIUl Vholm. in 1913. Slllr'll'wl ilu unlvrrsc.
,(‘mnpuny during thc summer will ‘hns made wonderful stridcsAamoing
-- - ‘ . '. ~ > ' -’ ' . ' - l . the butters of the Anicrican moc :1-
Anothn lug (lunm- wxll he held this [0,!” to: \l“ Workd‘it)‘. when . “7 tion players The In" Indian who is
Aevenim.r ut ll“. ”.11., , , _. . Will rcsumc his studies m the l\-‘“ ~ ' 5‘ .
. ‘l ""L lmnllmn un- York l-niqunv n member or the Fruvll) club. has
001 the auspices; of .\l.mug.-r vaillc \l . d ‘1 -‘ \ . M" ii ii i ( climbcd to fifth pine.» with (in average
Bayley. Gail's Hilrlllouists Untlt'!‘ thc . r. an. . IS. \i mm .L an. o of .363.
Maple nvcuuc and Mr. and Mrs. .

direction of Frank Gull will render
the syncopuflun for thus: dcsiring lo

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do a light fantastic ovcr the glass like
floor. °

The steamer Nassau will make hcr
last appearance llt‘rc for the season
bringing 250 students from the Col—
umbia l‘nivcrsity 01‘ New York citv.
They wil share tho field with the
Knights and :18 they limo Sumt- not-
sblc college :ithlt-tcs they nssurc to o '—
ier some wonderful i‘XllllDlllOllS
gymnastic cvcnts.

The linul closim: of liolon Point for
the season will he cclchrntcd tomorrow
when the Knights “ill in- well repvc-
tented at the park. The Loyola coun-
cil. K. of (.‘.. will share the honors
with the Fidelity Council. K. 01’
They will make thc trip on board. of
the Steamers Pocahontas and Grand
Republic. While hcrc the two coun—
cils will participate in at full nine inn-
ing baseball game and other athletic
events.

Most of thc concessions have bccu
closed during the wcck but they will
re-opcn today and remain open to-
mororw when they will closc for the
season. The silver wheel which is con-
ductcd by Slim llcnl. has a fresh sun-

in

ply or prim-s being prepared for the!

big rush tomorrow. Ray Curtis. of
the lt‘lnshcr. also has some beautiful
Kewpie Dolls that he will cheerfully
give away to the person holding th'r-
lucky number. liuy will also give his
mile with each doll and perhaps the
so much talked of. Black Bag.

R0 WA Y TON

m. -.______.
3 George Brencher is
“Bowayton.
‘ J. H. Brown or Tokeneke. left for
.Califotnia on a. business trip.
Rev. Pat (Gypsy) Smith of Token-

 

 

working ‘ in

' ‘ . like has it it for Centralia. "Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahler of Tok-.

Veneke are spending a week in New
Vililtord. . -.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray‘ne Adams of Tok-
eneke. have gene to New York city
for the winter.
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in}: Mr. Smith‘s purcnisvnt Snow Hill.’

'Murylnnd. urc on thcir way home. D

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' 'l‘hc ltsv. Georcc it. 'l‘utlTb' \vi 2-: gnu—....
‘ . . " _ —. U muffin... m Bold
unite in bolv matrimony at the con- ”...“. "a,“ m mu
grcgntionnl church this nficrnoon at 9 fit-Ow ‘7
Dir-Tut. . .11. m
4. Miss Anna Rail-s to Cool‘gc t‘nn— but on!) “Rollin”? pg
'9 years known as Besusnuhflnn Renal:

trell. The couple will lczn'o town
shortly after the ccrcmonv on a two
wm-ks' honeymoon.

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l NEW YORK. Sent. lT.—~l<‘li‘t.\'—six
,now for italic Ruth. Every lllni,‘._hl‘
‘mnlies u home run these days ht:

mukcs :1 new record.

Having beaten his old mark of fif-

t_v-l'our. made last year. on ’l‘hursdny.
he camc along yesterday with anoth-
,cr. and the cm] is not yet.
1 As he himself rcmarked some time
!ago. he is out to establish a mark that
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