1:?” new soldier boxers'in’ the lnterallied'
' 2 m However. Martin is by
S.
m'rdnmoct. lit—Billy Shade
find m Rel-ugwh’o head, the list of
tumors at Madison Square Garden to-
night, have never-appeared in a. ring
It this city. and therefore can he
fled only on "their performances at
“her points. Kaiser's leading achieve-
” was his-defeat of Bob Martin. A.
r. Fuheavyweizht champion. Martin
ll bymm Smears? a. world beater. but
we his reputation by defeating the
no
m
.... _..-..., “...—2.2...."
122...; ‘ . .. sf»
s n k on as the victor
m I. mm 2 2d- .. mm";
fleets, credit on Kaiser; He, has en?-
m in many other contest: with;
able opponents. and has deported him:
alt-with ubiiity. '
his fizhiinrtn Australia. and bestow.
ed superiority over the best new
“more. - , ,
Each of these youngsters is eager. i0
make a. reputation hereoand thereon.
test therefore should be- a. keen one.
Abe Goldsteln, who poms as»
heavy a punch as any little chap in
the country. will’hook up with Eddie
Shade has done me mr out 91*";
Golan-.39 you nsyej scam, hill.
clap» withiehnvr punch, yin_22beiop-
posed 3 Gone .Tuxme‘yhnndfm‘oomv
.bu’ should Niall, of scene, fl ,.
. CLEVMR, Oct; 14,5.” flaw-
inrhis adjourned tame'cv‘lflIiBecWfi
Edward; Luster. o: Cine-39.. ensued;
Wotthe annual cmmlh
stonrnement of the Wmm Chass-
oociotionc which was wound'ap'rut the
em Club. of Cleveland. yesterday. His-
H'inai soon was 954-1 1k. comprising
,O'Dowd. a. Western. beneath. of class.
Q'Dowd is a. clever. speedy boxer and
eight wins and three dawns. games-
He was not once defeated. '"
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EVYS
Schemes/Defeats Four
m in Test to Pick
M’s-Race Renter
sentstiue ' -
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GLOU‘CESTER'. Mass. Oct. 14.-—-
ed the mm. to victory over the
LNOVD. Seoiians’ Deiawana. in ,the inteirfi
national fishing schooner race. W
again represent the United States fish-
6—”
October ~ClearanTce Sale
NOW' GOING ON
~ “ 58 WATER STREET
During this CLEARANCE SALE we will
. ' . Clothing. Furnishings and Shoes to the public at UNHEARD 0F PRICES.
We have already received our Fall Goods
and Vests, Corduroy Suits, and a. full line of Men’ and Boys’ Rubber Boots at the new prices.
_Beloiw is a. list of the many Bargains we are ofi'aring at this CLEARANCE SALE. 7
' 3. Men's Socks. all colors ........... 2 ....... 3 pro 25c
12 Pairs ..................................... $1.00
Boys' and Girls' Tan and Black Stockings. all
sizes ...................................... 29c
Men's Overalls, all colors, all sizes, pair ........ 95¢:
Men’s Jumpers, all colors, a garment .......... 850
Boys' Overalls, Blue ........................... 59c
Men's Blue Working Shirts ......... 63:; 2 for $1.20
Men’s Fleeced and Ribbed Underwear, a garment 75c
Men's Ribbed Union Suits ....... . ........... $1.35
‘ > Boys' Ribbed and Fleeced Union Suits .......... 89c
Men’s Red Flannel ................ a garment $1.49
Men’s All Wool Hose .................... a pair 59c
Men‘s Reg. $3.50 Sweaters, grey only, ......... $1.49
Men’s All Wool V Jersey ........ . ............ $4.93
Men's Sweaters ................................ 98c
Men’s Dress Shirts, regular $3.00 and $3.50. . .. $1.98
Come early and look us over and convince yourself of the wonderful bargains we“ are ofl'ering‘
S. LEVY
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120 WASHINGTON STREET
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. Our guarantee that any purchase made here cannot be
‘ Gloucester fishermen.
lug industry at- I-Ialifax on Oct. ""
"when the contest is to be renewed.
r‘lNelch yesterday steered the Elsie to
Gloucester
victory over {our other
silver
tel-mine a. defender for the
the
“‘0th now the possession of
The Elsie. _trimmed down to the
very minutest detail. camv home two
minutes in advance of her nearest op.
ponent. the- Ralph Brown. The Elsie
G. Silks. was third.
3 22...... ”2......“ we...”
leaps. Many Weicn. who last year 88““
an
H: Beard. Ph. 1)., minister of Park,
if; Dr; For. hid Dr. Swain
, 1'
lofl‘w‘efi new rnomsfilon ‘
213:?“ 9““ 3‘“ “are” reviewins . emncmut OFFICER
Gin-Hues o! the am
street Congregational ehurch, msgmk": :‘fifina-to his active can...“
post. wane held at. 3 o'clock roster-dew
gamma in, the church sentinel-tum
The edifice was complelxly filled with:
members of the church end congre—
gation and from ‘ 'Bridxeport and
other cities who were his warm
friends. ,
i Prayer was made at the parsonage
gby the acting pastor of the church,
{Rev. '1‘. Ruthleds‘e Beale. who led the
'coriegefto the church. The deacofis of
the church exceeding the coffin as
C. R. Barnes, Clarence 1". Hall. J. S.
Vi’ooster. Fred Kirk and C. 0. Hoyt.
The active bearers were Manuel Snag.
lioward Manson. “Hatred Morris.
Robert Schonberger, Richard Breul
and Charles Rheinhardt. who were
members of Dr. Beard’s Sunday Sch“;
class.
‘ schooner-s in an elimination race to {19-4. The services were conducted by Dr.
Richard 1., Swain, assisted’by Dr. Wil—
committal, grubmcitflen.
. v. a Hummer: re-
citedm 'Deanm, I!!! "Clfiouilx the Bur."
._ airtim- P. was. former armies of
chfli'ch'. bred-m a; the organ.
- Tin. W ”lotion amended the
services. The following officers or the
church were in attendance as ushers.
LewiB'F: mu. Harvey C. Went. Egbert
Marsh. .mdgae William B. Boar-amen.
N. H“. HBYL M. E. Bus—ext. '1‘. J. Partly.
Charles 1... Quietly, P. J. Block. R; G.
honcmry bearers. were (1 R mudgmlm RGISE Clark. 1013!! H Moore
People's alliance. organizations of the
church» Dr. Board’s body will b0 tak-
NEW HAVEN, Oct. “3*“! the hp-
pointment. of Jonathan E. lilo of
Simshurv’ ,, so be in charge of the my.
:11in enforcement field (name m
Connecticut; iniormnmn of which Wm
received'here today from Wellington
:it was understood that his name burl
thie recommendation or the Connm'zi.
out, delegation in Congress when it vs...-
submitted to "National Director Ray 2,. .'
‘Mr. Eric takes the place of Thoma-2 f
McAulxfle. removed after Fuwpng, U
which was due 10 his arrest, '
M
mid John. Jami. WOMAN’S (‘le “muffin
l The floral tribunas were many. 0011- The wom‘m's i‘lnh h. hi ,, ”I,” ,
spicuous among them was a basket of YEStP-I‘Gay am . noon. mm M:.\ M4415
chrysanthemums from the church. Jennings, 0‘ Flux Hill Hum T; ';
Ethervpieees were from the Sunday Was a good ultshdam. ..m “mam,"
School, W'omen's league. Men's league. iert’st in the suium. 'rh,‘ , m1: , 1
Sarah Hubbard memorial, Kappa Nu' Island The commmm. 1:”.
and Alpha cm classes, apd the Young consisted of Mrs. l s noun-Mm {1:22
F. S. Lyon and Miss Hm“ pums
The next meeting will i... a, “mam-2
iiam norm-e Day and Rev. Donald B.
Manuc-r-u. The Scripture was read cremation. ‘
ien to Spirngfleld, Max-33.,
the seco‘fi‘d Thursday an: film n m w
toliay. for ... -
' vember.
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HARRIS & GANS BLOCK “gaggeggmxs- I.“ 22... .g. . _ y _ .. 2 f
" 24‘s.: Arthur James. 3h. _ 371';- 13:3: V MY 8 ‘ N j ‘ 3?.
otter OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Men’s and Boy’s =sfifggin§§gf2vfiggfgjf ‘ ‘ :3: ‘ _ ' , . ‘i’
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such as Sweaiers .of all kinds, Sheepsldn 008“ 9”“ ””3"""WI‘ “"5 “m" , - 38 WALL STREET Phone 428 NORWALK, CONN. ,5,
The bobwhite is plentiful this war. 0 3.
Two successive mild winu-rs and lhrce ... _ p;
800d breeding seasons hare ninlulplimz .E. . . 2 2 .7?
' - i f l l $2.50, 93¢ b0bWhite coveys by the t ionium . V80 . . . . l {0
3:22: 3:3: 322?: 3535' 35°'7'7-7°-'1"-‘-7~.22‘-::: gm; mm; 2*“ :2: X raor mary 06 a “CS 2,
Mcnlsbress ants, al patterns, ._ ......... . ' ,1 Maryland. .7 . ..~
Boys’ Suits, regular ‘8’ 89.)“). our price """ “'98 ’ l ' fisfli‘mglre-“nfn SVirfltimUnrolina. Illi- é . . «is
3:21: 211.2223'plxz‘.??7ff'.::::::::::::f‘.?'9:2.‘;: 3&2‘.2.“E.221..2:.;2‘32; 223.133; ... IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES
Men’s sheepskin Coats, 36 in. ................ $9.98 such an abundance 0 it gmfism m .5 ‘1.
Men's Sheepskin and Corduroy Vests ......... $3.25 . . years. the department 5 ‘flhvm and 2 3.
Men's Scout Shoes ........ . ................. 313$ 3' recent U19 through 1““: lybbwhite - ,- 1 0 ,2
”e" Fm“ 5' J' 5m” """""""""""" “'25 ”"hwwe-r" 1mm“ ' her. than: 0 $4.50 Men s and Boys’ Scout Show $2.15 $7.50 U. S. Army Shoes ........ . $4.5 . .
Men's Regular 5850 Dress Shoes .............. $4.98 . was seen m grenier dues: in- manv .. Q. » Munsnn Last 3.
Dr. Charles’ Shoes ffin‘ M: ................... so; ener |§f2w2ina:$‘;a:hmv is no we]; .3. . .illlrdily only 2 00
Balls" Tan Shoes. a six ................. . .. 0 (1:5; anPS‘.aL r, ha mp boh_ . ‘ ' .
”“1."[2’22‘25322':22':°:....;.2‘2';.“'“ "" «2.; ‘3 aiislw53“u?m§ws ~ A... w... 22..., M22... 1222 22.20 22.22 ““55”" “a“ “”55 8“” " $5 25 f:
n «- hi. ' ' o‘ ' mm. 0W“ 3'“ V _ . 1
EVERY RESPECT xztgngkain ' 8 butnrday Only 0‘3}; 1%“:3: Stock of $6.00 and 38.00% 75 1"
~ - g ”M _ o .......... g ......... . 2 ¢,.
Del-“b 10 53:33:13: mom :8: $6.00 and $7.00 Dress Shoes . . . $3.30 Saiurday “My 0:.
3- LEVY - NE ““0““ Get “km"? W‘: 3’ $6.00 U. S. Navy Shoes Box Calf $4.75 $12.50 Scotch Grain Shoes ....... 06.05 if
. Foe and Johnny 39‘5“" M" 1" fl" ' ' Broe‘ur Stvlc 3.
80- NORWALK headliners 31 the re-lorn‘vniziizTMC lb? V K d $4 35 ~ . ..
- - "mm" 59mm“ C1“ " ”C” u "8”" Dr Charles Shoes ici i . . . . . er cg .. .
1' "" ‘ ' ’ alf Dress Shoe . .. ca 22 .
u .-.... .-. nigbt. ('llsllllnl Solos. Rubber Heels Toney Russet C . . «w
:3: _ q Genuine Leather Slippers, Flexible ,) r ‘1‘
8. Men’s and Ladies 0- 9- Shims $115 Sale ....................... . $8.) 3‘
.3. ' Elkskin Soles Saturday Only ‘1'
. 0’ Q
0 ' 6‘!
‘ ' " SWEATER e JERSEY Reduced Prices 0“ A“ <3.
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‘ Th1 IS SPECIALS WOOL ARMY
,2 \ .3, (22.222 22.2222 2 95¢ BLANKE 2
:. ”Nuv‘y Rlxio 2.1.12.1 Brown U. S. Army Pure W001 Blankets $23.95 .3,
o ’ l .. _, Class B 620
' u . . avy erseys ......... . . . . .
. 3 U s N J $190 .
' -. ’5' A” WM ~ U. S. Marine Blankets, Pure Wool $4.65 ‘1“.
' O O . :
2 i g, Pure Wool Slip-(ms ............ $2.95 U. S. Army All Wool Blankets _ . $535 ,2,
‘ ‘o‘ U. S. Military Sweaters . . . . . . . . . $2.45 Class A ’3'
at on on - :2;
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. 3. All W020! V Neck Sweaters . ..... $535 H IERY SPECIALS «is
' ’ Bu NW“! 25cLis’leHose ............ ‘. , . . .‘ . . 15c ’f’
2 3: All Wool Coat Sweaters . ll ...... $545 7 for ...................... . ......... $14.69 35
' - - . . . ' \Vil ‘ (l "ll u l m ill‘S _ p 1
The countrymde campaign for lower prices—instituted ~ .2. P \V ;é (”It S” I :erS $2 95 Dress Lisle Hose . . ._ ....... . . . ‘fiifi 3:
' - - - 2 “re 00‘ 08‘ “‘93 ------- - ‘ 4f ................................
by the nation’s head to aid the unemployment Situation has :3: 1,, all ....W. at _th H 093 0:.
F . ‘ ~ 2 OSCW’H “
not found Bon Ton wanting! cEe Coat Sweaters .............. . . . $1.95 4ngtm_ Kn! ........................ 51.00 0;.
1‘ g. 9:. Saturday Only ’ ' Wm! H 696 .3,
‘ ' ‘ U. S. Army ose ......... . . ‘ é
' - . . 1'" | , .1 h ; might 1.
Here you Will find a vast array of fashions favorite fall 3: SI'IIRT SPECIAIS 3 for 1 “hr _1': _ pm .“ ........... $2.00 :3
. 2 _ _ u ......... . 2
and Winter garments, Includmg °§‘ $1.50 Khaki Shirts .......... ..... 87c $2.50 Pure Woo, Golf Hose, 3 pm 95$ .3.
0 . Assx hi lors and SlZf‘S. o'o.
:3: Navy Chambray ’Shirts .......... 69c 2511533), Only 3‘
h o . 3. 3 for ................................ $2.00 3..
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2 ' 3 $2.50 Ofiicers Sateen Shirts $1.35 2 3.2
Coats, Stilts, \ Dresses, 3: _ 22... RAZOR SPECIALS .1.
‘ .. New Flannel Khaki Shirts. ..... $225 $5.00 U. s. Arflcmggenams .. 95c .2.
O , so , __ no 11 mg . ( .‘ .3
' ' F U. s. Arm Pure Wool o .1). Shirts $4.0.) _
Sklrts and urs 3,, y Double Elbow $3.00 Steel Razors, Guaranteed .. $1.35 3:
o - —.—— — - L — . .
$0 U. S. Army 0. D. Shirts ..... .... $3.95 $1.00 Flexrde Belts .............. y. 452
. 0:0 Double Elbow o Unbreakable and Wakfipruof .g.
At prices considerably lower than our usual decidedly low price range. 3 U. S. Army Pure Wool O. D. Shirts $1.95 35c Shaving Cream . ..... . . . . . . . . 30.: .3.
. . DOllble Elbows and Fronts, Grade B Saturday Only 0:0
' duplicated elsewhere at a loiver price, or the a. ’ '2:-
.122 g°°d' ‘ :5 UNDERWEAR - - Big Sale on 2;:
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:3: At Greatly Reduced Prices MEN’S WORK PAN I S «i4
0:0 U. S. Navy All Wool Garments . . $1.59 Corduroy Pants ............. . $3.43.. 1;:
..3f0r.......u. .............. .........$4.50 Sr} x
.g. Double ‘3an 311d front Pure WWI O. D. Pants . '. ....... $3 '2 ‘ .3;
‘” . . D ' 2 ' . .szz
,'§' All Wool Umon Suits $2.65 Khaki MSW" Pants - - - 2 . §
4'" . - . ‘ 2 Men’s & Ladies’ Ridin Breeches 33.4» v,
1 3 Flex1ble Ribbed Underwear . . . . . . 95c . g r .3.
3%: 2 A garment Men’s Overalls ....... .‘ .......... 92.: .2.
Q —~ - _ é o
g 2.1:: Ribbed Union Suit . ..... _.. ..... $225 Pure Wool Dress Pants ... ..... . $3.4» “g
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