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“8 \Nl, RAYMOND
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Louis Guisto once destined to be-
come a star first sucker in the bag
show nod thwarted by the war and
the tossing he got in it. is a. popular
5 and brilliant athlete on the Pacific
Coast. where the climate isn't so
rough on his lungs. Gutsto has just;
been mined field captain 0:
Oakland Pacific Coast League
club. succeeding Ray Brubaker.
shortstop.
the
haul
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Sessions at Colum-
bia ThisMonth
NEW YORK. narch Is.-—Sesrch-
or: for glory on Columbia's nu
gridiron are preparing for on in-
temive spring practice under Percy
D. Hang-Mon. who was panning to-
day to Sat the sound out on March
27 for from four to six weeks. Dior-e
than a hundrv-d candidates are ex-
pected to be out.
Among the men Who will be ob-
sent from the Spring workouts is
Captain Walter F. Kopplsch. who
will be devoting his time to track
work. Both Tllhonen sud Mann-
heim. varsity ends. Ilsa will be on~
able to godhrough the spring lim~
boring-up practice. Tilhonen is a
member of the crew and Mannheim
is expected to fill LomGehrig's posi-
tion at first base on the baseball
team.
Bliss Price. who played his first
year of varsity football last season
and who was collisideredr by experts
as one of the best tackles Columbia
had 'as in recent years. Ind ,Jack
Van Brocklln. a. halt back. also will
be absent when Coach Haughton
brings the football men together.
Both Price and Van Brocklin are
pitchers on the baseball tenm. Van
Brocklin ls captain of the nine this
year. Helnzolman. a. substitute
quarter back. will be on the dis.-
mond. too. where he is the leading
9 candidate for the shortstop berth.
; AUTO KILLS Damon's
DAITGHTER
meaktr found yhg duties of the‘ NE“? IIAVEN. March 19—1113!
captaincy aflectmg
Guisto has the calm temperamenté
that is :1. noccssary attribute {or a7
field general.
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of peat bricks
insulating floors and Walls in'
bulld'lngs has bcrvn subsidized by :lz-r
SWedish gnw‘rnmnnr. ‘
The manufacture
It has been cstxmatmi that abou‘l
one half o.’ ’41.“. world‘s foo-i fish
are caught. in l-ivxrvpmm wgtcrs and:
on» third in Amen-Van, ‘
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113,: Waring;
Katherine I-‘orzuson, 1'). daughter of'
Dr. Robert J. Ferguson. of 23’.
“111?an a'fs‘nun. was instantly killed
l last nlzlzt When sh» was struck by
‘ .m automobile
on Fountain strevt.
Tho der‘l' of the! machine which hit
0!. Charles W. Eliot as he is tndn
y. and (inset) a photo of him “he!
the. he first became presidcnt of Harvard in 1869.
PITE LEADS
rho girl drown. army without invostlv
::1rin: tho nocvlcnr. and his name is
not. known. ‘
THE MORE: you tell the men 50‘ i
sell. That's the classified ads. ;
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mica dzfzrron: kind ('3 an arm-i1.
llliCORlNG
Yale Star Clinches
Honor for This Sca-
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THE‘ HALF-TIME W'IFE
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DUNCAN HALE. a. young my
ulcer. returns from the Philippines
to am! thst
SUZANNE. with whom he is in
love. has married
030mm ATWOOD. n promfi-
non: msn much older than she.
Hole tries to persuade her to
loeve her husband. at s tavern
and m him. feeling sure that
she still cores for him. Susana ls
troubled by this. and. by the report
the! there is a. love nflsir between
DICK LEIGH. Geodriy's nephew
uld s chorus girl.
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met Dun-i with her.
can Hal. ‘
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morning 3‘
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down heir"
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if your 11!:
friend had
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smocssful. He wants you to lav. up
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would find difficult. 1nd you’re such
a. youngster. Sumne. He‘ expects
ton much of you. He sun's you tn
he on nocornplnhed hostess 1nd I»
dlplornet and a mother to those two
nephews of his. who are nearly as
old on you ere. nnd e hounkumw‘
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lanne. who had regained h-r poise
lance more. and already regretted
‘telllnz hfm A! much as she. had.
,"We m. 3 good housekeeper and
.0903 doesn't “fit me to lam
Sometimes I wish he did.‘
she sighed. mftZY-h “I'd 15k. manu-
Exng a home. an". Piannzng the meals
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NEW YORK, limb 18.—Joale w.
Ray Anterior: premef mile runner
tor the first decade he set- his
hurt on 1 battle tor Olympic nu-
prmcy with Pavo Nauru. his
mstFinnbbx-kvsbnndtotms- and.
intends to concentrate his trainmg‘ k
for the 1,5004net’re' event, the near-
est approach to the mile on the in-
temtionsl program at Paris in
July. v
Rosalia: his Olympic pm: for
the first time on! setting nice III
reports that he would mam
minions for the short distance
in favor of the 5.890-metre. 1&3? do
cured he had no doubt of his shia-
ity to conquer Nurmi. who now
holds the world’- record for both
the mile cm! 1.500 metres. -
Bone! has been expressed by
my truck followers that Rays
best hope of triumph lay in the
5.06-0-th run. where Willie Rit-
ola. American rations] ten-mile
and cross country champion. who
will run for his native Roland,
would be his foremost rival but
Joie is determined to seek Nnrmfs
scalp.
Ray holds the American indoor
record {or 5,000 metres. but also
demonstrated his fltnw for the 1.-
569 metres last Friday night when
he established a world. indoor
mark for this distance at
“Nun-mi must be a. great runner,"
V Ray commented. “but I have no fear
that I cannot aka his measure.
That's what I sfi‘ out to do."
Ray wound up his indoor work at
Syracuse fiturday night in In exhi—
bition mile. alter which he left for
His first outdoor appear-
ance will be st Peoria. 111.. on May
Tih.
nor-up honors and the two contend-
ing teams will tie for third. Cor-
30 to
. Saturday 'night clinched first
pface and gained for the Ithacans
their first title since 1924.
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DEMLVD FOLEY PILLS
Foley Pills.
through the
improper working of these orgam
the .
i Knights of Columbus tunes here.
a diuretic stimulantl
tor the kidneys. have broutht re’iefg
to thousands of suflerers trom kid-g
_ : any disorders caused
man 3
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TOIORBOW, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Dh-ectfiomaSlxi‘ceks'RunutheCmW.N.Y. "
HAROLDBELLWBIGH'I’S GREATEST STORY .?
When a Man’s a Man
Itsnthcxnfluouswhohnreresdtbebookmfltdimhowtm
lovmfiwo’dmhvemwmnhoutm
Irymmoudhmkwwn.
Getting Too Fat?
Try This—Reduce
People who don‘t grow too {at are
the fortunate exception. But if you
find the fat accumulating or already
cumbersome, you will be wise to fol-
low this suggestion. which Is en~
cloned by thousands of poop}: rho
know.- Ask your druggfist for Mar—
mola. Prescription Tablets and fol-
low instructions. One dollar is due
price the world over. Get them
iron: your own druggls: or and
price direct to Harmon. Co.. 45::
Woodward Ave" Detroit. Mich. By
doing this you wii‘. be safe from
harmful drug and be able to recluse
steadily and costly. “'it'nout starva-
tion die: or tire—some exercise.—-.\ iv.
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"The grains of mm em en-
ginee‘rs and It: xl'ill of master
craftsmen." '
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‘and have been greatly benefited by}
Foley Pills will promptly flush
kidneys thereby removing inn: '
Mrs. O. C. Alexa.
received the package of Foley P1112?
their use—Stillson-Powell Corn—oi
Adv.
77w finest Spmadjbrflread.
AT morowheat,” say food
authorities, “it’s better for you.”
And with Jelke Goon LUCK, on the
table» to spread bread with, and
make it appetizing, it is oaSy to
follow this advice. Parker-house
rolls, biscuits, cinhamon-rolls and
zflfildunisoftnxxmdcxnzflnhnthcfllvvitb
GOOD LUCK to make a healthfood
with , fine appetite appeal. One
completes the other in food value; thetwo
together are most wholesome and delicitms.
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Phone 1195-4
Bam- & Co.
Modern Grocery
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>qu Stewart 60.
EAST NORWAIK’M. Olsen & more“ Sheet ’
meet to consumer delivery , .
(303, Kenton-five. “'
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Your «Earlier will explain Ilir‘
merits «».’
22‘»? < =1 3'» '3 r i o r
heaters.
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Albert D. Morgan
,, F. S. LYON 84 Washington Street
JOB PRINTING f South Norwalk _
Booth Nomlk. —||
MAYBE‘I'PS BET-
TER THAT W’E RE-
MIN D YOU
The earth, in that
spot where your
w i f e wants that
flower bed. Will not
respond to the ' dig—
ging with a stick on
the fire shovel ——
you’d better come
in now and get the
tools that willmake
this and the next
job easy. You can’t
get out of it, and
while you are here
y u can get the
seeds h e wants,
too.
We have every-
thing: in tardware,
garden and flower
seeds.
:
Scandanavian Bell Ringers .Concert
SOUTH NOEWALK MODE! m0}!
Tuesday Evening, latch 18, at 8 O’clock
sou-rs 50c; can-Dar: mm 1: runs. 25c
FreshSlloulders
SirloinSteak
RonndSteak
lameores
'Galvoeh‘ver
.. 22:8."
’Schfiltze’s Sm Markets
yum sues-saw Avenue, lo. nee-h:
’ ' an: 3: thank. m *
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