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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 29, 1924 · page 13

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BA'ITIE KACEYS

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Baxter Grounds To-
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Big Tim Jordan‘s all Natiomle ot .
Brooklyn will arrive here early to- _
morrow morning in preparation, for
their two hard games with the
Knights of Columbus team iomor— -
row. The morning game will get
under way at 18:30 o'clock and the
afternoon struggle will begin at .
3:34) o’clock. The Knights have >
: ed signed up “Red" Buckholtz, twirlcr
.. :7? 3-— Ego“. t 1' of these _ -_ of the Hudson: of New Haven to
, ‘ , . c h premier food- fruits once The inner 11“.: of Seech- assist them in thEir Mrd week-end
f“ 1:; $005. t Cy are Now plentiful and . sweet grapefruit; ted games. Red shut out the Knights.
:-:::. my: ma be eaten ~ » gm "rue 1 to o in the first game or the
Y at every meal and ‘ d ‘h" Wt” “W season. a 14 11mm: battle end he
‘ en rind before canning. will prove a welcome addition to
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‘ ' ' orprefer the goodalncun. On Sunday. the-"Knights will play ’ , 1' in 1-15.30“
the crack “'h‘ e I lains team at the Hartnm SE 1.13 Ev. '
Baxter GrounEEs The \Vhite Plains on PO H .1 ‘3‘ 12o
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She Cut Her Hair;
HeCut Lose With
Fists: Is Arrested

STAMFORD, May 29.—It wasn't
her “inning smile. nor her blush- ‘
in; cheeks. nor even her dancing
.eyes one that captivated Adolf
_.=cllacht 'herl he went a—wooing of
HIS wife. Adolf could never quite
divest himself of the consummate
thraldom or her shimmering tresscs.‘ '
Later. whenmcr things “out or
bit wrong with the couple in their
llttle home at 14 Melrosc street. as
things have a habit 0: doing with
most married couples, he could still
hug to his heart the consolation that
~.— - ' .. :19 hiblYS of the people oz'clocks record Iime uhlch an hour it in an) wax series public COHVOHI- he had married one whose locks
' 2 1: en the-\Supremo CEEourtIhehind that used ln the residents of ence to cause st‘eet clocks to be an might put to shame. even those of

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"i‘cr 71: its schedule in timing vThe Supreme Court has held that ' Crooked. decayed teeth interfere some compensation “3" “feEs little SOUND : I
. .olzs. Practically all of the the law is constitutional. but we with mastication and proper nlasti- Jolts. E PINE P E Goad SEIQEE Fmt E3 for 2
:mumz‘lrs of the State use challenge even that august bodytn ration interferes with digestion and 3°: when Adolf came home ”0"“ RIPE
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or semi-lack ot' it—~as she chooses.

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