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HARDING MAY APPLY
SPURS ‘TO CONGnEss
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for that body to adjourn before
.‘il'i.l1lnl“ilt conference on Novem-
l l.
tint President can gtt no assur-
riatw from ltcprescntativc Mondcll
that the iiousn will set. to work im-
m- diam-Ly to clean its legislative slate
‘.I m pI-wbubl“. that he will elect to ap-
;m-:Ir before the Congress and state
ins tit-sires.
)lcrcly Marking Time
At thu present the House is merely
rwarkiug tiInc. although it is the plan
of leaders to start work next week
upon the rcapportlonment bill. a
nu-asure which will bring protracted
d~bate and is of little concern to
those interests anxious for speedy ac-
tmn by Congress.
'l‘hi- Prcsidcut wishes the railroad
Ira-funding bill passed quickly inas-
nIuv-h as this is the one legislative
rut-usurp which is rn'uurded as the
government's contribution to tho 501-
ution of tin- uncmploymcnt problem.
The forI-ign dcbt funding bill is an-
:I‘vlo-
:1»
trl'
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lI
Olin-r nicnsurc which administration
Mailers arc anxious to see out of the
way.
thc Srnatc business is in a tan-
'l'lie Senate has agreed to tho
the Ilorah Free Tolls bill
of ratification of
in
gm.
disposal ol'
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If not, there is a treat in store for you.
Send us a Post Card and tell us your grocer’s name
we will gladly mail sample. Salado Tea Co., Boston.
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‘WOULD MAINTAIN
ARMY AND NAVY
Continued from First page.
International It‘ag'ucrs Lose Opencr
to Assm-iatinn Champions.
LOUISVILLE. K32. Oct. (l—~l’-att¢-r-
ing a trio of pitchers 't‘or ninetccnu
hits. Louisville. champion of the
American Association” buried Balti—
morc. the pennant winning club of
the International imaguc. under a l6i
to 1 score in the first game of the jun-
Vvorld's scries hcrc yesterday.
.program of the organization as sum—
med up byJohn llarton Payne. newly
aPDOlllIl‘fl chairman of the central
committee, of the Amt rican P. ed Cross
in his first appearance as the active
on Octobcr 10 and
thr- Gcrman treaty on October 14. but
t'nr- lax revision and tariff bills still.
n~main matters of contention. far
from passage.
("ongrcss is hearing from home and
it is not phased with what it bears.
Epwofirn LEAGUE
SOCIAL AND ELECTION
Continued from First Page.
“Elton llo) t. The whole party was di-
\Ivlul liitu [Wu sides. representing re-
spL-(tiwly Y. lit‘ and HarVurd: and the
(Putts .md yells of both Yale and
Harvard from the sides gave reality
to the contests. CIullers and
\o'I-re served at the conclusion of the
€$Clllllg.
The election of officers for the newll‘ His
3'! or took place during the evening!
'I‘hu rttiring oilice rs VVho haVI' serVed
faithfully during the past .Vcar were
President Miss ituth Raymond; [first
Vice . l'l‘t'Hltl!'llI. Miss Luella Finch;
St-t-ond Vict- l’rcsidcnt. Miss liucy
Babb-Icy; lI‘ourth \‘icv i’residcnt. Mrs.
)h’nsr (‘1:I111blt»: Secretary.
RI-ardoiu‘ 'i‘I-I-usurt-r. I’I'odorick Gan-
ung. ’l‘he ncwly elected officers are
as follows: President. Frceman Min-
ton; Vice President Spiritual lhpart-
rnont. Irving liikcman; V'lcc Presidentl
EtccrI-ations Department. Marshall ii!
Hoyt; St'crt-tary. Miss lilhubwth
l-‘itt-h; Treasurer. Miss Mabcl Millcr.
IVER“ ()I 'I‘I'I'l‘( III-. S .\I In \ .\.VI)IC R off Cullop. 1‘
AVI) \\""3IIIII \()\ \\lV.
( illf‘AFU ()(t. (i. ~Ilick
.. bc'tttr piltl'ltl than Grovcr Ale\11n—
di- r wstl l‘lil I\ and lb! ( hicugo Am( 1‘-
irnns shut out the Chicago Nationals.
:3 to II. ‘In tin first game of the series
in ll"(‘lll(£ the city championship. It
was the first meeting of the. two clubs
1;;1100 1916.
’l‘hr :Ittcntlancc‘ was announced at
it) 343. and the gross receipts. 514.-
:M 14. The National Commission's
sharc was $2,164.77. and the players'
Shari-37.326.22.1110 clubs' share.
which is to be diVidcd. totalled $4.-
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\84.I5. 'l‘hc- score: 1LH. E.
(Tubs (Nationals) ............ (I 5 2
“'hitc Sox (Amcrlcans) . . . . ..2 10 2
liattcrlcsflNational. Alexander and
(I‘Farrt-ll; Americans. Kerr and
Frfhalk.
CHICAGO (‘Ll’lih‘ BEGIN
CONTEST.
WHITAGO. (lct. 6.——'l‘he $1ch10 of
hostilitics between thc Chicago clubs,
lll" National and American l’asc-
ll imairuc. which are battling for
l ~ Ili_\r‘ championship today shifted
National I.I-aI:m-rs' park. .
I'lIitI- Soy. having taking the
lhc I‘ubs by winning the first.
'illllll Dick lx’t-rr. who opposed
.:I(III:Ils' ace. Grover Alexander.
mtwmined today to keep up
work in thc homo of the
and l'rhnn Faber was regarded
l‘ilFlllllg' cholcc.
\vI-rc that
Spud .\‘: rtin
home grounds.
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coffee .
Miss Clara.
Kerr was I
AN EFFICIENT I .
.p.
‘fulv
scy): by Frank (Herzog).
Struck out
133' Groves. 1; by Frank, "
grcts were noted and at midni lt. thc
-: by Clarke. ' g1 ‘
mercury/stood at )3. The average
I: by Cullop. 6. Losing pitcher. hllmlallv last night was 65
Groves. Empires—McGowan (Inter- The cause of the unusual. chill in
national); Connolly (American Asso- theiatmospizere according 15 “an,“
claiion). Timer-TWO hours and 15 officials is an area of high prcssuru
minutes. which is central ovcr south rust
states. causing very low tcmpcraturcs
YANKEES ON THEIR “'AY. for the Siaso'n in that section.
0 NE“; filinge (3%] 3:350:23 0" e01:31PM} T1: «11 II: \
ur wa ( ' I . . . . .
Manager Huggins of the, Yankres AS M II‘ “II‘I'L‘DAXT
"We are going to win. I feel confl- liATAYlA. N. 11. (’l‘l. 6.——-Jack
den of that"-—~Manager McGraw. Ofillcmpscy. "stifling )‘I'Nll'l‘l’liiy in the
the ‘rfonts. $100.00“ suit brought against him and
Those predictions of the Jack lx’t-arns. his InanagI-r. by Frank
rival ma n-i
‘ugcrs lit-fore the second game of thc iP. Spellman. of liIItavla. denied that
wovld‘sz series. were barkmi up by the he had 6'lll('l‘t‘(l into any oral agree-
playt-rs on th(- rI'Sllt'i‘ll\(‘ trams. mt-nt \vhervby SpI-llman was to re-
Thcre is joy in the Yankw- camp. .vct cI-ive 25 pI-r cont. of the profits of a
no gloom in the Giants‘ stronghold. motion picture in which the champion
Spcaking of the ilrst uanu- ot‘ the was starred.
series. Manager Huggins said his club 1)I-mps(-_v. objected thn Guy ll.
playcd great ball. Moore. one of the counsel for Spell-
Declaring that evcrything‘ broke man. asked him if hr- Vvas the cham-
rlght for the Yanks. Manager )lc- pion “prize Iightcr" of 1111- world. and
Grow admitted he was greatly disap— duclnrcd that ho was not a prize.
pointed at 1110 result of the first game. fighter. but the champion “boxer“ of
thr- world.
“You did not scru-
"But defeat on the first day docs not
mean defeat in tse series." he said.
YALE \( 'Rl‘l“‘S OI'T.
your country in
tions put to Dempsey; but th court
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 6.—~Fiftccn
Yalc crews “01'de out yesterday un-
der Head Coach Corderry in the sec-
ond fall practice. Class crews will go
sustained an oijcllon and he did not
have to answcr it. ,
Ilempscy said hr» nr-vcr voted, Iic
gave a New York hotvl as his place of
to lwrl-v III-xt wr-ek for racing,r drills
to continue until the early part of
llccembér.
actual rcsidencc.
It is expected that thn
to the jury today.
case will go
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The End of a Perfect Day
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ior head of the organization. National
The box Sl“0r;.:r1\l0l“l“ Commander John G, Emery. of the
l-.\ . .ab .1". h po :1 0. American Legion. said the Amcrican
/ _, people owe one hundred per Cent.
Maiscl. 3b -------- 4 ” _1 1’ ' U Iligalion to the service men.
‘lAIVV’I‘Y. 11' --------- 4 0 3 3 0 0'0 Extension of the benefits of vocac
JaC‘OliSOD. Cf ------ 3 ll 1 1 ” 0'tional training to widows and chil-
Holdi‘n. Ff -------- 4 1 -' (l n 1 idren of those who died in the sel‘Vin‘.
Huntley. ll) ------- 4 ll 1 13 0 0 :and inducement of corporations to
”0103’. SS --------- 4 0 0 1 b U give employment to former suI-vicc
Dowd. 2b . ..... 4 0 1 3' 7 ” men in picftrencc to”t‘or1-i1:m‘rs."
Egan. c ----------- 4 ‘l 3 4 “ .“as urde by :ur “'oodsidr He also
Groves. l) --------- 1 0 ‘) 0 ” Oifavmed adjusted compensation for all
P fink D ---------- 1 “ " " 1 lserVice men and unlIminte d aid to the
‘Styles ........... l 0 U 0 0 0 :disabled.
Clarke, p ......... l n 0 0 “ 1' {clinions of ovcrseas and homc
——_‘ ————— base workers will feature today's ses-
Totals --------- 33 1 1” ~34 16 sions. Operations abroad will be out-
‘Illltlé‘d for Frank in 7th. lined by Dr. A. {030 Hill. vicc—chair-
LULISVILLE- man in charge of foreign operations
ab 1‘ h P0 a 0 'at tho. afternoon session. while Charles
.Acosta. cf -------- 4 4 3 "-3 1 ” ill. (franc. former Ambassador to
Herzog. ‘Jb . . . . . . . .5 2 l 'J 4 0 :China. will tcll of the valuv of lied
\lassey. lt‘ ........ 4 2 3 l 0 "1(‘ross service to suffering forciml 1W0-
lxirke. lb ......... F1 2 :3 13 0 ” 2 pics.
11’ ........... G l 3 I) H 0 i -
liallingcr. ss ...... 4 2 2 1 3 0 ,(‘I‘IILLY \VI‘IATIII'ZR
SchepnI-r. 3b . . . . . .5 :3 3 :3 2: 0 ' ’ BRINGS OI'T (1).ng
.\li‘)'t'r. (' . . . .. . . . . . 5 . 2.’ G ” ii I AND STAIITS FIRICS
Cullop. p . . . . . . . . .5 0 1 o 2 4i .
p ——————— i Ovcrcoats. heavy flanncls. and Win-
'l‘ott1ls ......... 43 1‘3 19 37 13 U tcr suits were resurrcctvd from their
SCORE HY INNINGS- varomatic, beds of moth balls and
Louisvillc .......... NUS :0: 23x-16 «valor wood yestcrduy and last night.
Baltimore .......... ("HI 0"“ "01—- 17Thv cold spcll which started Tut-sda)’
Two—base hits Jm‘OhSOH- Acosta. night showed no signs of abating. and
ThrFI-chflst‘ bitsrgMaisel. Meyer. in Inany of the_ city‘s large public
Kirkc. llnllinm-r. SIGN“ lills"3“--\i“»‘" buildings the furnac's “’ct‘l‘ startmi
('l‘. Herznl: (‘3). Acosta. Schepncr- up for the iirst time.
Sacrifice hit» llcrzog. Double pluy— . -
lAcosta and liopzog. Left on bases— tur:\0u31‘;: 1:11:21?:hliliijli-ofvggié:n;?(}:: ‘SO IDUCh like
'llaltimort h; Louis'Villc, 10. 'liascsimidn‘: during the dav. The thtr-
on balls—Off Grov.cs 2: off Cl.1rkc.2: mometer during thc (15y varied from
HHS-“(m (11‘0“5 6 m 48 degrees. recorded at 5 a. m. the
.3' 0” 1" JHkv 6 l" 3 0” Clarkc ‘ in low.est to 57 degrees during: the“ noon
2. Hit by pitcher—Hy Groves (Mas- hour. At 7 o'clock last night 56 do‘--
thc ‘VVorld \\’ar'."' was one of the qucs~l
" . Waite: Pnatt and
.. Elia-11min Main Street, Fall-1mm Avenue,
Store open daily ’till ‘6
and W‘ non Street
1
Suits of striking
beauty & value—$20.
A combination of deep and thrilling interest!
Beautiful fabric, splendid lines, handsome decoration, season’s favorite colors.
Velour and tricotine in pretty shades of brown and blue; substantial and grace-
llld of service.
Most of them made with rich-appearing collars of fur.
Many of them with beautiful designs in silk embroidery or 'With embroidery in
Fontrastlng brilliant color.
Jackets of either ripple or straight effect.
Every woman may be reasonably sure of sharing an the opportunity: sizes range
lfIr m Voung folks’ 16 to women ’s 53.
Remarkable in all features—including price of
Lovely
of crepe paper.
’ NOT see the passing of the
icharming hat made of crepe paper !
For proof. see the clever new shapes and cheerful
{Autumn styles now ready at. the Dennison section.
Flowers that have all the beauty of Nature’s; some
Nature’s blossoms that it’s difficult to realize
Summer ’5 passing does
are not genuine !
Decorations for the table for special occasions, J ack J
IIorner pics for children’s parties, a dozen-and-one other
novelties.
All made from crepe paper—and many of them to
{be made b
Instruction to be had without chawrge if you desire.
iAnd the papcr in many many colors, at 150 a package.
Front basement.
These fittings make
any woman with
bathroom
And more than complete;
[tivc and convenient and sanitary.
thether’polished nickel
isli is permanent and they are. easily kept thoroughly
clean.
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WHITE ‘
bars-$1.“ to $1. 85.
1‘1va] .0
(Ipui tars, white posts,—$l. 05 to
31.75. .
(Ipni shelves. staunch brackets,—
52 . r. to :5.
Standing soap dishes—70c.
\\' all soap dishes—$1.
Soup and tumbler holders—$3.25.
lirusii and tumbler holders—90c to
it".
. 'I‘mlrt paper holders—85¢ to $1.35.
Bath sprays, quickly adjusted—$2.50-to $3. ‘
Bath stools, strongly buiII,—‘—$2.25 to $7.25
Medicine cabinet, good sizes—$4.75 to $12.
Mirrors, oak or white frame,—$1.65 to $7.35.
Fourth
Second floor.
affairs
deft fingers.
complete.
they make bathroom attrac-
or spotless White, their fin-
‘ NICKEL Price Price Price
Til? bug‘s?“ ‘0 “-90- 32 by 31/3 $41.15 $21.39 33 by 41/. $60.50
“2‘5, W' M "NH“ ‘° 32 by 4 $52.30 $27.19 34 by 41/2 $63.50* '
slggush and tumbler holders—85c to 33 by 4 $5390 $28.02 35 by 41/2 $63.85
Tumbler holders—4500 to $1.10.
Tub soap dishes—75c to $2.25.
Toilet paper holders—45¢ to $1.35.
TOWel arms—$1.25 to $1.85.
Fauset soap dishes—$1.10 to $1.35.
floor.
THE HOWLAND DRYGOODS co.
desirable because of their rare comfort.
color. Such are pettibockers of silk jersey. .
frill edged 1n a contrasting color. And of What rich hues
they are -!
ble elastic cuff, number of good colors—
rustling silk—
delightful flat tailored finish—
smoothly on Beacon tires.
real use.
pendable.
34 by 4
32 by 4%)
measure up with 31 by 4 fabric tires—
:‘to do it.
$20
Silk pettibockers
are just delicious.
Frilly enough to be feminine. Simple enough to bq.
Beautiful in!
Of special interest are these of heavy silk jersey Wifli
$5. 75
Lightweight and fine texture silk jersey with a dou-
$2. 95
Handsome petticoats of silk jersey With fiounce 031
$2.95
Radium silk pctticoats in brilliant beautiful colors)
$4.?
Second floor.
Step on the Gas!
'And away the car jumps; full of pop and running
Great life! Great strength ! Great durability !
Beacons are built to stand up against the grind
Whether about town or on tour, they are d.
Guarantee of 8,000 miles service with every one.
Yep; all cords ! Oversize; staunch; worthy !
And here, for a limited time, at special price.
List Our List
I
$55.90 $28.75 35 by 5 $77.35
$59.15 $30.75 37 by5 $81.35
The universal size for small cars: 30 by 31/2 inches. {Y
Six ply, Red Seal Beacon cord, run greatly overSize;
1
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Better profit by the opportunity, while theroial
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Fourth floor.
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TELEPHONE omen DEPT. ENDURANCE TEST FOR HORSE. mom.” service, and the chief of the TRY THIS FOR INNGEST‘ON-
EXTERTALVED. ‘ Bureau of Animal Industry of the De-5 Foley Cathartic Tablets are just. the
On Tuesday evening a very enjoy-
able party was given in honor of the
Commercial Department of the S. N.
E. T. Co. at. the home of Miss Glendon
Fisher. on 55 Meadow street, South
Norwalk.
Miss Fisher's newly organized “Billi-
ken" orchestra rendered several dance
numbers which were heartily applaud-
ed. The “Billikens” have played all
summer at Harbor View Beach and
have been invited to play sometime in
February at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
New York. for the Harbor View peo-
ple.
A very fine dinner was served later
in the evening. The dining room
was also very cleverly decorated with
all kinds of flowers. During the even-
ing. Miss Irene Decesare sang several
numbers which fascinated everyone.
Those present were: Mrs. G. \V.
Fisher. Mrs. F. Bjnrbee. Misses ‘Bessie
Semple.- dielen Cahill. Katherine
Klinefclter. Irene Decesaré, Messrs
'Henry Walters, 13.33.1757! Warren
Mayers' and the orchestra. consisting of
Miss Pinhol- leader, Robert Decent-o,
Wound Miller. .
Bay Gelding Castor to Compete Again
Over the Long Trail.
MIDDLEBURY, VL. Oct. 6.—The
bay gelding Castor. a. registered Mor-
g‘fln twelve-yeaI-old, veteranmt two
ndurance races of 300 miles is to
Cnmptte again this year over the long
tra'. l.
The MOIgan lnise farm, operated
by the Depot. meat of Agriculture.
which bred and Owns the veteran. de-
cided to rte-cuter him for the endur-
ance contest. starting at Camp Vail,
N. J.. next week. so that the Morgan
breedr‘iiikht have. worthy represents.-
tibn in the match with other horses.
In 1919 Castor finished second in point
of time. carry ings 225 pounds for 300
miles in 51 L') 1'3 minutes. Last
judges.
In thOSe years the test. was held in
New England. ending at Camp Dev—
ens. Mass. This year 'the race will
start 0c! 10 fxom Camp Vail, extend-
ing through Trentou.. N. 3.; Chester.
Pa; 'Havre de‘ Grace. Md. Baltimore.
MIL: and ending Oct. 14 at the Horse
Show grounds. Washington, D. 0.
year he was placed seventh by the.
~QOYati. idCompound rr(att53tni
thing for constipation. Their actio
is wholesome and thorough cleansigig.‘
without griping nausea or inconvenia'
encc. Thcy banish headache. bill -
ness. bloating, gas, bad breath. canto
tongue and other symptoms oil also:
dered digestion. Mrs. H. 5'.» .
partment of Agriculture, is designed
primarily to stimulate interest in good
saddle horses possnssed of stamina
and hardiness. and. at. the same time.
having the necessary quality to rendcr
them suitable for use in the mounted
service 01' the United States.
’ ——Sunday table d‘hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
chard. 36 Lawrence St. Salem}:
writes: “I used Foley Cathartic'Ta
s for constipation with good re-
sults. I keep them .
Stillson- Powell Corp.
—Buy your cool at Horns and Gang
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