HOB”!
SKELETON
The most frightful and hideous
ulmleton in any family’s closet
[or cellar) at this time of the year
i—With Winter knocking at the
door—48 an Empty Coal Bin.
Such a skeleton pi‘esages much
discomfort, poor health, suflering
and real misery in the days to
come. A tragedy may be averted
by filling the vacant space with a
few tons of good coal. .
Our stock of coal was hever
better than at present. A. few
words filly spoken into the tele-
phone (652) will start something
that will quickly make the skele-
ton skedaildle.
_:?ifERRlSC?
1" RE E
\Vc \y. i _\ .nl iii‘ mull
you .i mm a. :iilci‘csiing
booklet 4.,
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
i‘ ill ~11; ~iuro or ilriip :i {ms-ml
card (0 :is.
'l‘hiru is illUi ll in 'liis booklet
‘that Will pron; in ‘_.i:iv to pull.
WRITE TODAY
The Alfred Fox Piano-Co.
Scam Norwaék, Conn‘
(
Alterations are being made
in our store
But.......
we are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
'ii
i Prescription Pharmacist
’8 North Main St., So. Norwalk
Si
in
I. Perfectly l’:sturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered to
‘ all parts of the Norwalks
, and Rowayton ilxiy'n mimi- Smith made a. bad mni‘i‘
Hom¢.mad° Butter, Eggs from O l' on Ni‘lil‘s lII'th" when Meusel W123
farm.and Buttermilk fresh daily sic-Ming home. He could have caught
liol) f'dSlLV. llv also made a. liiiil
throw to Second \\'l\\.ll Ruth pilfi-re-d
F. H. wriiiisE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
I“
TAXI
Telephone 908
2‘ Any Tlme Day or nght might-ll "'IEEI‘SILU l l‘lill‘illll‘ ~ ‘
5,. t . . - i i ' 4 . run.-
m Promptly Attended lzito‘ xvii-sun grunts. lint it is itul likely
’ to‘ Prices Moderate ' that lit “ill =.~ ll hum-A f: {Fury :n
JV,“ t . :his suits. mile-s5 Sch-.117” t’illri's. (‘1‘
s ltmt.
I: American T.a'XI C0. ’l‘iii, (limits “ill it Us. home Ilu'n
Elli North Mal“. Street today and “ill Miitl'n l'iu'k in may
n'..tt_\ \i‘iiiiv minim-ins. \\lnl~- the ling-
gins~ Hun “ill \lllll "mir unsung gray
GRAIN. WOOD, FEED
vsi pitching i'i-uts in world SKI'AS l-is-
~ ‘ tory.
DEVINE BROS Not a Giant cccupinl thi- noun-l
‘ ° gawk until the ninth inning, (ill-l “7m:
G
“.
PHONE 53
‘vl
,, _‘ tters
Put in Shape NOW
" By Price. Are Right
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A i {J Unavary
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.n: ~|u .. .li Yin .xi‘iol [will ivi
.mm .ini Hub =‘.ui;lvil right
«i it" \ ninimsini. :Iiilsmi n. lrlil in»
Lima- i, it lLllt‘ ini- aniiiuit
l-lllll'll‘ ‘\v-.\1‘~l..
Shuulii ,. "p ulnil api'ril. \Vhl‘ll
hi; is in lullzl lu lVi ii'giiiilvd .‘lN one. of
hm st VW‘lrlO'l'H in o-liht-r lvuguc.
the
ranking .ilimg with ;\lP.\‘slllll(‘r. FuM-r.
s"HIM and Smith—have displayed so
far any 0! the Iterling backstop 'llliil-
illrs “llll which they had been credit-
{11.
sliiiii in ”w iii-Ming end.
and was slow in sending the, ball
risch when the Ital»; stoic third.
back to Snyder today.
ziili-s :lnil Huston in llli‘ .‘KK'Ull‘l string
and might ('illl (in win
‘di-r continues “cult.
thi- Milling departmentshas mri'urni-
L‘d nilmii'ulily llt'llllltl this plat» for the
Y
passed
rated opponivnts.
and sit in film :iiivv.s‘ 'lnc‘uzd.
\'t’:‘ii-iil;i_\‘s L'Jllll was il‘il Hoyt.
\Vuiiv‘s ('lll‘\l‘. llln‘ dim; i-ull .inil his
fast breaking lll‘v‘.) litllii‘~"\l i‘ltlll-
$0
from Brooklyn borough lbt 1hr (illlliis
do“ n with two hits» Ul'it‘ of ths nun:—
agi-
Only (-luin blow of the game oit‘ H051.
second when Young drew free trilll><
portalion to first.
2&3? lay Ittuwiings. in the ,third. was 21
~ ca er to lett. which dro
. _ ed
bu \k i. on I’ecklnpaugh and 13.1101. 99
ins. the bright spot: of U! I ' '7
the steals by Ruth and Rffizfizzwe
a. sensational stab 0t Mzusél
by Fiisch in the first. wii'h‘iidih' ‘
Mini-r on. i 4
for two such; before it c
Ejriach's nm:
In these days of r
are two ways of developing an
business and that is SERVICE and
Some firms. thin
qiiaiiiy. Quality ALWAYS
than prices.
wins
.3 THE
Agents J ohm-Maurine
161/3 lbs. SUGAR
SMOKED SHOULDERS,
CEDAR RAPID HAMS
.‘..
‘
Gold Medal, 2413-11).
Limit ~l liil:\
83 \Vashington St
PHONE 1405
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDD
TAXI SERVICE
NORW’ALK :5. GOOD
SOL-TH NORWALK
estricted buying, high taxes and e
d maintaining a, satisfactory
it they win by giving more a
We are holdin’g steadfastly to the theo
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber.
HATCH & BAILEY CO.
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS
00., Bird 8; Sons Roofing:
NATIVE POTATOES,—15 lbs, peck . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . .
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, Peck .......
4 lbs. ONIONS for ,_._
.u.-..
SWIFT’S PREMIUM RAMS
FREE—I PACKAGE OF TAK-HOMA BISCUIT WITH
llbOFWINEGRACKERSat
FLOUR SPECIAL
A.F.Beclnnann€9°Co.Inc.
NEXT TO WHITE H
V AAST BRUS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
(030111)} zlzere
volume of
QUALITY.
ltenticn to inn-as than -
longer
for Quality is remeniJei‘rd
1v of sane management,
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|
“RS.
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n...o---c’o.uo-o-.o..--.
23
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Bag.......
'u ("iszwni 'r
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., South Norwalk.
OUSE BREADERY
FREE DELIVERY
INGS AND RECEPTIONS,
YEAR CORD TIRES
PHONES “.360. 2211
HELD
SHORELESS LV }
SEL‘ON l) GAME
Continued from First l'afi'o.
‘Iaig.
Adams. Mays. Hoyt. 'l‘om-y
llH‘kt'l‘”
iil \(‘llf'
.Nt‘illiiu‘ of the Giant! i'.ili‘hti':~--
Holli hch been weak at. bat and
In yrsii'r~
to
IiicGruw \vus i-xiucto-d to switch
Il’: has Gon-
(ii’ lliiiii it Say-
l.ittli- \Vullic Schunu‘. \\llllt‘ short in
has su r-
highly
his \vurk
of his
llllliS. Ilnd. so far,
that of t'llllt‘l‘
Yank
the Sillisiituiv
hrs admirably. and the in); l‘\\l"ll r
iiin'. liappi-nml to be Frankiw l“l'|:3(’ll.
lio turned in :l. prri'ect halting il\"l-
in tho.- first game. l-‘risrh not the
tumult; to right. and he moxed in
The other hit. gar-
Aslllc from Ruth's wonderful twlrh
'nix’iii; ..a:3..i'. - ':il
~ Hit:
In
.«-\t hull
iniiil. l‘tsillll!‘
l'riscii. \ln'uscl‘s
in tin, i iglilli was r)":-
llldllllt‘l’ in: Mike Mc-
;i l” ill!“ first Klillll’.
Lil i‘iipiiiin l’i-ckinpuugh
.. ii :15 liiilliiinily zillirlil as lhiy
“nrd ngrrd in
. than lllll‘.’ plays without .i
l-m I‘H‘. .ini) l‘rik new iil om: ind of :1
‘lukillli'i ill
ain‘t... puss.
H4. l‘l; ‘lii
i..i~lliil l-ii
ill\\s Ti.-
rlrllll
.T' l llZL
ii.
1.1
i Mi 1hr Upi‘lit'l‘.
...i;ii.ii ui liilliauxi plays. .
‘uiu- Volt! hurlvil l'hl‘t‘lll‘llll}. for
lln- (minis. allowing nni }llll‘ri' hits,
Int hr “as \hi‘iil. hailing lll.ill_\' p ‘s.
Thu pioliublc butting ordrr tor to-
day:
VAN KI? HS. ( l IANTS.
Burn». ('1'.
Bancroft. Ni.
Miller, of.
I’m-kinpuuxh, 33.
“um, If. Frisian, 3b . i
It. Mew-cl, rt. Young, rl’.
l‘ipp, lb. Kelly. lb. ~ ,'
Ward. 2b. Ii. Mussel, n l g.
Haw-Hugs, 2b.
N'llfills. 1*. Snyder or Smith, 0.
shawl-c3, p. ’l‘ouey. p.
The umpires limo been andmu‘d to-
duy as follows: Quiglcy. m the plum;
Chill, at first; ltiglcr. at wruuil, and
310313“). at third.
.‘lcNUly. 3b.
.\l-‘.\\' liuxrziis us CARD um
uninsux squint»: (£.Il{Dki.V
Mimic auil Littli-tim In 1&0 $00“ in
Action Tonight in [humus Aroma.
.\‘li\V \‘Ultlx’. Uvi. T.--—'I"(Hl|' Well
niutclwil tuis‘s of lvoxrrs among \thin
arc two lighters \xim liil\c :ii-u-r lib—
fOl'i' nivptnred in lllls ('ll)‘. “‘1“ {-31
into the rim: at Madison 3mm”: (lar-
dt'ii tonight and Show thrir skill. l‘jllt‘ll
hour for it‘ll ri-iinils :iiiil
thong promisi-s in l=c llllli‘ll .ii‘iiuii.
\‘Vhili- inch inmost shoulil lw imi-
lllli'lth‘ (if :i kiwi Linn. it is liliigly rim
.‘xllliz- L Sniiili.
is sclii \I‘illl'll
Illt' i‘uiuliat l-tl\\'\'\.'ll
(‘Ulllliiti’ul‘ at toting; Montrinl. .in-i Jm
liniinan. lhi- Chicago l'dllliilll.
“ill ’iuil in .L‘rHCl‘ul . il"k’ll\t'llt.\:~.
Smith is our of the most .‘Iutfirssiiv
Fit-H r
.‘iulnvi's lih\\ in minimum in this \li’l'l»
ll). .llul iii “ill inir)‘ I'i” leilll' to ilw
"liliuguuii t‘i‘niu thy first Lip Hi lil-
Quill: to tho lust. limiimn “ill 'imil
:ill his cleverinss 'u (um-i llll‘ I‘ll~
siaiiglits of H11. .Ullli'l‘ Xil\\ E‘l.i2l.
Ui‘ lhe new :.i.-~.~ 11m: \\:il la .—i-~ n
in the ring (uncut, vliiul l';l\t‘
Shade. one (‘ "w ‘JliiUU: Shiiili:
brothers, 01‘ Spy l“?'[iiltl>l‘0. \\lll lu-
wutched with lllltit'bl. l: lw ll\i-S up
to his r‘l'liidllklli 'v “ill iitvil iill his
l~.\'()lli\n.~, i-i “Pt"lil. footwork and hit-
l-r-g. Yi‘!‘ Hrurur \\':irii. lllt‘ \\‘elI£‘l‘-
\‘fil.’.lI v-lminivion 01 New Jersey. is
in... tin “blast nit-n in the class.
Happy l.::iliu»n. the New Orleans
llliilillkinlf—lllt. \xill also make his New
n;
Yin}; 7v'lilil. inniglit in a bout With
.ln‘ixuiy Howard. the Bayonne police-
:x; 1.2. Howard is honing fairly well at
Elie 1m N in tame, and Littleton will be
'nmin lli-il to extend himself from first
it) lust.
The other bout
inti‘oiiuc'i: Jack
on the program will
Snarkey. of New
York, and Jzibez \Vhite. of Albany.
Both these men are noted for their
aggressiveness and should furnish a
89°51 contest.
Bob's drive look
--...~
GOVERNMENT
DESCRIBED
mentioned on m. Seven) "
the purest
Angles -and
MACHINERY 0E
of government is said to be
form of democracy. The
the Saxons formed. various little groups
which were rnciosed by stockadeS. the
space inside the Stockade being known
as :i “tun" later changed to lOWD- A1
regular; interV‘ls the male adults would
gather and discuss matters of benefit
to the entire “tun" and from this the
town meeting originated.
«Later various “tons" hail mutual in-
terests with other "tuns." but as every
. male adult could not leave his “tun”
to meet with all the others remf‘sen'
tatives were sent out to a. central
meeting place. and this corresponds to
our present state senate.
Mrs. Kitchen traced the growth of
this form of government to the pre-
sent day: the bringing of that form of
government to America the settling of
the Puritan form of Gowmment in
Massachusetts where a male adult
could not have a, voice in the town
meeting unless he was a member of
the Puritan church. Later this was
changed to permit land owners to
vote; then working men. tlwmlndlans
then negroes and finally mi: )rlll‘ the
women.
Speaking of town g0\’kl“‘,nl¢2il Mrs.
Kltchelt pointed nut that um i-miis
0f the ‘0‘“! "'l-(‘lP-l at toxin lnv'i‘llnL’S.
selectmtrn. Thi'St Ul‘i- mime in i‘tvt'v
town and vity in tho- Stan as under
the constitution or the» Slnle- ni‘ 17mi-
iii-uncut. written in ‘ihlx‘fliu- nnly
people having )30\\‘rl‘ to ziniki; \utwrs
in Connecticut :irr St'lpt'lln-I‘” Tit-H
lhv Town Cliik is «im-vyJ ‘m' Twin-i:
in do With the lumping; oi’ 'ilii ions Nu'lé
i'l ,rc-rurils. 'l‘lh lown ll‘t...~lll"l' who
lzdlllllVS tlw towq t’undi'; fl .
“ho tux IN-UXlll’; the. llomvl
\ihiCii lu:nl_\' >1)p}mrh.al
r-m-i lrom inn-s which
iho- ‘l'nx
tin-nay
”5M'5507"
iii ll»;
till'”
‘mm‘i.
l i
is in“,
""éiu‘lifl‘ “22': L fil‘l’ rs
lew it.
'EU" (gun's! .ir 4‘i'\_
lnlh \\ll4) i‘lhi k5 ’l]\ “H U” .,
th-
Haws
. \‘mutllllllt s i-i‘ :‘nniis:
ill
:1 lurilx‘r‘ 1m”
Irtixlzzl-
\\lll4'll
\
iuvi‘n \ilSL‘liul’yiv
u: in ii I‘il\
_?‘vllUl'.~ .lll'l llimr :liiti- :4 wi :-
'l‘:h_i ro-gisiisii's n; \iili-is.
('illliliilllt". . l4‘,, “my": all w
.\1 Hair
pvui v anti
'3! L'rnoiul
Kits
.ltisiiz:
)u'iigrs -. w.
1 ll i'llnus
{'I ulmi.
“t
~:il
_‘\lvli;0'.i ii;
.i.~~’tini~i\‘
‘ 5" Kiiils.
:l;
i"\’\]l l‘l
Tilir
lnun it‘lll ”Hwy
i niiiili in ..;f n
m- .iii'ni . \.illliIl-.
((‘l'llll‘l
\lrs.
l'rum ‘liJh‘
All Wool Jersey Clo
e under-stood charges
lizul lie-2n made against his conduct or
oihca. he would not rcsign until
he had had opportunity to meet than.
Mr. Palmer last night and this
morning was Visited. by many friends
“17h whom in: tnlkrd over the situa-
tion in which he iinds himself. As
Marshal. he succeeded C. L'. Middle—
M'ooks. who was a. lk-mocrzit and zip-
l‘n-sidcnt Wilson in succvs-
li‘publican incumbent
inpireil. 'l‘hv: n-pincc-
.\lr. )lldtjli‘lprookn ' .‘~lr.
due. it Wits understood
to fnctionul xiiifcrenc‘ in
lh-nmcriiiic Party in the sliittr.
i(i‘.llllll‘lt’11 tor :i iiiiiisiiigralxie
p-X'iu-l JiIIL’l‘ Mr. Mimilghrooks CUKI<
llilf‘bliul 32ml i'xpll‘e'ii.
Sir. l‘:i;niii lung in“:
21-h: ‘:,'i:!'n- {wart}
.inii .‘ii'iu‘u
'ziiilrl‘fiiouil twiny
l!1\i.\ii;.":i‘.iiv"~ {rivm {Tn-- in
:3 Kit» Yuri; 3
said that as h
i he
l'ulllit‘r of
10 Uii‘
u-rrn
Slul‘.
whose
mi iil
l':iimo.-r wus
thy llnlr:
()i i «3.
iii
lliv
\\l:li‘ll
.i
2....»2‘. Drunk»
fruiliil'.‘ in
if}
ill
i'Ull\l"lZ‘
7"“!
ill lii'iil,
<1! 'i\\ 0
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pusrii ‘ll‘
Li 1(' {0
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lflo‘liil
( “Hm i 12in)
v‘ . :u.i: siiiiiz-aliip.
inn“,
I‘Iiillll \
llivv ,
of ll1..
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4 null
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1.
'gixiiilnyir
iiluung ”M ii‘
'iiiiiilnrx,
' uh.
. i
in I! ii l-u i‘i-inHY
. l
appoint Iron: nainilwrs.
' .u ll v:
inil iii-marria-
with. rior i‘iiuzt
.ippiiiiiinio--iit
war war. tlw stair-'2:
iliil Yl‘lv i‘lnl'k Hf
Thin rho county
.immininii nt;
ixbli‘ill)
(“in iiiilliwig I’ll"|llii'lil.‘df‘
tic. 'l‘hi- .luiigis ni‘ l':
hair in thrir pi)\\‘1'l'
of Illt i-uuiil) lidulili
fluorllvi~ ll“. x‘in‘vmi’r
(bu county i'iiiirts.
civiilinlxsinm-is '1H\Ii
“Hr
.
'3'»
Hit
of llii i'uuni) irriisuu 1' “iii the i‘onn-E
LY svaili‘r. \yliilv thi -uunt_\‘ slimifi‘ ix
f'l-‘Cic‘il lg 'ilir litIV):ii- of flu- cutllit‘i’i
rind Ih!‘ stniv- i-lm‘timi.
)lrn Kitiriiizt‘s ldik
Was .«trv-nivly'
many lllll‘ kll|l\\n llli‘l-lQ‘nIS r-igurdim."
our various forms ni‘ governmwnt. ,
'l‘hv newt l-ictnri» in the sor‘ws will:
«li‘lix‘vrvil (in Thursday. the 13th.
h." \lrx .lmnrs l‘-. Henry vll‘llll’ sub-
ju'l ui' “liorough and City GOYt‘I'H'i
lliCill." '
M’AULIFFE IS RE- \
ARRESTED ON '
i... .
Auiillc to 1hr \i-iv ll.l\!'l| Jail but to
this I min-ii Stun-s Yunnan-y Smith rc-
pin-ii Illiil x-ilzili ;i \i.-.~ in thi- \‘ulllllll.~-,
sioni‘i‘s 1‘U\\Ll‘ to Ziilllit‘ lhe jail illcrv
Sei'lllril lo in.’ 2:0 liltil'tlk'lll. .Llid. lul‘
\iii'iuus l\:.i.\u.‘..\’. Ei- i‘l'jk’t'lt‘kl ii) tliv
prisuiu r Atelllg in 15' .\« \i' Huun .l;iil.
L‘niiimisslulicr «Mimi! ivfusui lll'.‘ row
illital.
\\illl .\lc.\i;iiiiw wiieral
lliv- I‘i \\ iliiilgr likr 5 l‘i’i‘i‘i—ili ilt‘i l‘\’ l‘
tiiiit liruughi .lllUl'llt')‘.
.\.\,\li‘.\l.‘illli".\'1:15:-
l-l'lsullwl‘.
szuii-‘s
tlii- Muir: CLliii‘l“
ii) ill(‘
in
minus
is .iii'neu up ii iii) lllgtli)
brought by lllt ~l.i‘u-'s .ii’ti'ii‘noy on
.\ llll iii-i- svcur- d fr) 111‘: state Pulli‘l‘
ludlllig upon illv: iloiiigs UL liquor
lll .\r\\' l‘-r;i;iiii. interest!
is now iignlvrvil npuii 1m.- nrxt step (0'.
l.ll\Lll. L'harii's .llltl Samuel Gai-
.imi, 51w Hritiiin. still held in
jail iino'cr Sllmwu nn tlw charge ~of
14mm; bribes to McAuin‘t‘e. l
l llllt‘tl Status District Attorneyl
Smith >lilit‘d lil:l night that While .\lc~,
.\nlii‘l‘e has I'iiSSt‘tl out at control of
Mr. Alcorn there will be. no conflict
lJt‘L\\\’t‘l) the ii-ilernl and state oiliccrs
our the prisoner. The latter can see
the prisoni r and talk with him in.
connection with the state's case. '
The. linited States District Court;
will sit this month which will give 019- 5
portunity for McAullrt‘e‘s case to ‘
taken up before the Superior Crim‘ln-g
at Court. comes in for the December
term. It is to the latter term that!
Detective Sergeant Richardson. two
sons and Jacob \Vinkle have been
held for trial on the charge of rectiv-z
ing and. concealing ii stolen automo-Y
bile. a, case developed in connection;
with tho death at New Britain at.-
.Louls Winkle, l
In the state’s comylaint against.
McAulifie. the. exact amount 0: the‘
alleged bribe was riot suited. There,
was a report that a bank check figur- 3
ed in it. The tcderai COWW‘ xnen— l
”non; alleged acceptanco 15%? 31.000 to
., , 4.: taut.
4:
riiiiiiri's lllt‘
in'
“1' .ii'i-
Hn'.
interesting and “us interspersed with,
, g'i-t
2you really want Jobs come along “'llh
BRIBERY CHARGEil‘iiiM-ii.” in Llll :iliout thirn‘. 3“”
""' .iininiii-r. not wishing to walk. i‘lnniif‘il
(Continued {mm First Page]. ‘ . mm “H. Mgh‘_5....mg hug and mm“
. . . . .iown l'l"llll§.\’I‘-’3Illil ll\§‘l\llt‘ with Lo-
Lounbcl ior the aici-iisi-d liiis sun! 3m“ in ”.0 GWEN...“ (.1' the \\'hite
that it seimvil unlike-Ry tricniis \\Ulllil ”on"!
come- lui'wurd ior .i wq'iiiiil imiv .iiiii, in ”m” ”f the» Exptinnw. \innSimi
lurnish hail. Ila.- :lhkl‘tl l‘nuvd Sink-s lu‘oux wuv the signal to stop. ll?
Commissioner Carma to commit .\lc,~ ' I 7 mummiim lam.
MuriNYiN LEDOL‘X‘S
ARMY: HE FAILS
T0 sEE PRESIDENT
U
Continued (roux First Pm
Ell'illi‘itl P16—
huts
'l‘hi n- was :i l-uxtv x‘y n?
hirv mimwras lhi-rv. Just
in \ n :ux' .i. “urk ‘11" Inurr- blilk‘l‘ l... iinus
has liven urinating with his whines
army in \Vnslnngton. The- }vm’ii was
I’Mfiiflflll out that the army was to none
.i.\ Tin-i".-
again.
"I am sick and tired of following
this Yellow ‘Zcro' around." shouted
l'nylorrlo his part of the army. "It
isn’t doing in; any good to pose before
the calm-urn. \\’e are not motion pic—
\\'hnt we want is work.
turr- actors.
“This chasing the cameras here.
such us Lcdoux wants to do all the
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of
time. is not getting us anywhere.
um gomg hack to New York to try
gobs for you fellows. if any
and I will do what i can to.gvt
me
them."
Taylor marchi-d off in the direction
or the. l‘mon Station. about two
blacks-away. and after him went
about half of the army of the mwm~
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The mentor ot‘ the National League
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had the breaks and hadn‘t started to,
play yet this series. '
“A tw9~game lead is a big handi-
cap in a short series, but it doesn't
mean the light before the. world ser-
iL-s is over," said McGraw.
Manager Huggins, pleased with the
work of his entire team, was a bit
cautious. Admitting that the two
games was quite an advantage. he
said. “l'lu not "forgetting that. in tho
1917 series McGraw‘s team lost the
first two games and thengot back on .
even terms with the WhitoeSog. Don’t
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