SDAY, JULY 15,1,
f INJURY
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lifi‘orc. it?
. 21:115le \cr}.f
lrnmn runs andé
1- .. that or them at;
p- - n (. has suardcd'
.~ . as Well as it“;
a— i :r: :c-r the Giants in a
;;.~_ I; may soundi
Is Sotzzhuortn. anion-l
littlr player that he;
nil
again, there
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".1; mxss something:
that surrounds:
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iriow oi thoY
! ult‘uin tlurE
Hack 25 tool
it thu Giant.
hr‘ 13 Colorful
. man the other;
Limb-x tl-c sparkling;
w: .i rt‘anc “Alt
.“ sin“; n'. the pry-Y
"l 7:0?“ recrnzly has‘
.. litl! rnrr. of tbel
.1rd
‘1 a”
.. cowl Babe Ruth;
.. . -_-.x v: so. ,lle’s Hack;
mmlr‘ attrnclxl
*:, in: HGT? on a hall,
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\\'i;son. and until‘ ‘
l WW of 30“. a:
DO nor mania. i
our or outing
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SpOrt ,
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a “Fully!" ofgthc‘Ameticu u- ,
.quntlc 7 «and 5 at g the Olympic ':
saints. After the gnmcs'she wu
furl-led iand gbecnmc’ 3" mother.
l‘hla ycnr,‘ howevcrfisllc'fis’ 3min
nmtmb‘cr aid-1: Ugslswimmin‘
tofl;nt.thell’nris§nicrtf V
tFUTURlTY HAS
MANY ENTRIES?
"YNET TITL iRace \Vlt—lrj-Purse of;
$20,000 “”111 Be Run;
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""11 p31: of this ra- ‘Qm er l Charla} l,,Pd«.-u.‘;. the French I'll}
2;”: v‘r‘lmpio .sltxp. “'ii- ‘amneight. is scbwiuled to go ten_
. .‘i‘, n‘ P'filnrlelphi1, LEXINGTON. Ky _ July 15 -A 1.3, . rounds “l'l‘l Abe G-.»‘.rlstmn for the
”vi llo" 1rd Kinsey. ohm; of one hun-lrnr-l and 1....ny3_n.».§‘nan-id‘s tit‘». The Frenchmnn “ill
«" ~, “:19. succ‘rfi‘lllrf dQ-EYWO 3C1: ulna arc uuw (gligilvl'; to the“ 3‘3“: ‘3 1W0 l‘OUI‘d advantage 0‘9!
, - [Mint in tl‘o Flnzlosl Breeders' Futurity. tho F'nllzt m-‘m '1‘!“ ‘hV-"i‘h ”“31"" ““9” “my 5"?
l :z1i i-l'a:“l‘vi.onzhzl‘s.lol‘ tho Kentucky Assocntion‘s tall, 33"” ””3 ‘4‘”; 31 ”EC Velodrome m‘
’ w;m"~'-':-'w 01' contrs’nfiziéellng. to in: ht‘l‘l hvro .‘quzuL-vr;“37"“
," ‘ Y“ LN“: the nios' l ll’lo Novoml‘of‘r L'i‘. fourth runvlnt‘ . ' u
r . :Ft 'H'nr‘bst‘il on lorzil.l.:1\'in; lwan mafia on that numhri Frrrnric‘rrl by an .‘Jro-Amrrlran
;‘ . "#5 t'a‘mornmn. and July l. The Breedcrs‘ Futurity l'orilazz band and prnsrntcd “’1?“ {low-
': 7‘: 1‘ rrs dorsal-led last; 1??! (foals of 132:! closml .l ‘v l.j°rs by the li'rr‘nvl‘. populacv. 1h», first
' :.. to v—rmpetrf in the. 1922. 'with 648 entrirs. of win ;: S‘l f t‘ontiugt‘nt of .‘tnvru'nn C‘L‘r‘tpiuna
- _-;zvl-., now in Pl'O- l 111:1ch spronrj pa: men: and 3.3: lllll‘u l‘73'. }' Sltrrdfiy N; the Lulatban.
lpaym-fint. i ' ‘ °
'~~ iEm-d 5‘l'?"":~5l\€€ The Idle Hour Farm._ Lr‘mlngfon 3 The St. Louis lironns is the onl,‘
n... Mug: by .1,{.3._-.hag, Um 1.33.321 rpm nf S‘fi'rit‘s an; train in. tho Antnrlr'm circuit that
:riss. of 1.2-5 Art—Lille list. ntimloriu; ll. “hila the?“ l! Fr"dl"‘d “llh hall“: a J‘nx‘ ”in?
ty~:.i:‘1t so". Thpln‘mt ill owl-3r numrrii‘ally urn Hnrrr
03—; qty -rm;r.i_\m \K‘iittlw}. l“; \\\ll§5 Sharp: 7 .
:“Hurl the first inf} Kilninr. : v lllnvllr? ’32 “I sure R I
r c 4’; YZ'Cp'n) {art’srntnd , L'El” 'it‘nfn ‘l'rvml e Ie
-1 3-31”; lawn Tpnnis E b‘ .. .- *. .1. ,. “Mun-‘5‘ millI
' ”:2 Snodzrass er-lM'lllinm A. Zara‘fir -'~ (“Milt Th"l DIGESTION
v: I-pnqt- an.) 3.7C.;r_;rarc: has an M‘mmtml Vim“ of 320.3
N... 5‘...”in .m.”_;rmo and IS run OVv‘r Uta thiturinf
.. . ,. Vic-«in: the Cali- roursh. about. 170 for! l";:2 than an;
. ,r .: r in tlxc match fut-longs. T x h 5..
L, 3[,.,3.¢;.:. M0” anl “'ord has .{llfi roach-til hero that; r.
, .. ”v.91... dpwaqnzlsarry Emulation. mum; {or L H; . -.
\ l ‘erm‘ in threelf'mdif’y- 931:1 7hJC1113Zéh“5’ pglre if” ”V. of "OT w.t.r
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<»—i. .—..~. 6—2. Al-l'h' ”m “ I ’3 “ C“ .‘W SumRelIef
‘ frfiififl rn'wilntrrl excell-
scrond set
srrionsly
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, " "l-gfl-fifihhtz.
"I“u“, ‘pfmngn of ’l‘ilden,
t tr‘rnis throughout.
ms Tums
ugsgommc
“var month thcre will
.itt')‘ :‘ne greatest
' 'llS plaucrs ev-
Mexican Da-
-, to arrive in New
‘ , will play at. Sca-
..\‘ou:l:umpton. be-
l’s, and then the cup
"1" star players.
‘ t'? luau: L'up team will
mm W. Lock \N‘el.
‘ :— membtrs of the team
mezg. champion of
;- ~; l'loul H—ye. champion or
" "l S, U. “'u, a we‘ll-
.: c: in England. They are
' According to Zenzo
' o! the Japanese
_ , ‘1‘. l-larada and M.
‘w :or New York the
.,on:pctin3 in the
.nzllips and will
. . . Montreal Cup match
‘ At lunch the personal or
Lualll 3:3 not established,
it: ranked that the play
we July 1').
alnn team. which has
. linized States for some
”$0 Lomparatively new
,- .. cslngwr and Kalms. as
‘ t 0 Hora-Wood and Gei-
":vn, ion; promiUEnt in
patch train 8:. Louis an-
. Norman E. Brakes, the
. mternationalistn. will be a
' 0‘ this year's team. but as
'1El announcement has
. of the European zone
1" either France or Eng-
i'rne late in July. find
me time American play-
r~i~turing from the 013m-
:' -. firoba‘oly wizhone» or more
a; 1 European players. 80 the
f August will find Ill 0: the
rvrrcsentatlves here. either
1‘; in preliminary matchea or
1; ’or the Dawis Cup challenge
. he played September 11.
_ 1-; at the Germanium can.
53. ' ,
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fir (wring John RIC~x
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’ <2 Innis. won the?
‘ )ofinrfiay by
‘ “~_‘7.1"1 T—t-‘l nn’l Foh«
’J::l r‘zr:~. Vialv-r
" "Ii-“1‘ .V. .T. “on the
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at Kentucky in No-
Lightulng Starts Mimy Fires
\VASl-IINGTON. July Iii-Forest servl
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wont to $1 1.3""! for .1 fine“ l-r‘t‘m :1 will
by Bachelor's
th’ llan'l.
ifilly by 'l‘orloisk from Inrnmmnlviv.
and Mosaic
Gt'OI'SP \’.‘s Ltablw. for
Paid $3.500.
Among Shannon's other purchnsr-sé
worn lamonr‘. .1 filly by Son-in-an;
~Peg 0' My llnurt. and u lxvo-y'nr“
old filly by Sondn-L‘nw from Radar-V
I‘vll‘d l‘
a good
lluulwlc from
lln also lmuziil
from hing
“'thh
a horse
gonn. :1:- urll as Knockaney. a “in.
nor am' lswr to Soldumcno'x dam.
Thor's liubrs “"121 UP shipped to
Mr. . . on the .‘Iinnetonka.
July -4. which will also carry tlir'
English polo train to the Unitml}
States for the International match~§
A. E. Hancock. Bourbon countryg
turfman. 113:4 recently received word
from England that Contcdrratc. thcf
six year old son of Ambassador IV..
and Faithful Girl.
Handicap.
Stewards' Handicap. one
South Africa. during the month of,
April .
Handicap.
in February at. Cape Town.
Africa.
“on the Flying
and the
mile. in
a. six turlongs.
He also won the Stewaz'ds‘
one mile and a furlong.
South
W
\‘icc officials are alarmed at the con- {
tmued outbreak and seriousness ol’
the wrest. fires in the Pacific coast}
and Rocky Mountain slates and are
taking steps to combat the flames,
a: ‘Wull as to prevent their outbreak.
Report: today from the
forester at Missoula.
there had been :50 tires in that dis-
trict. in the last ten days. Of these
were started by lightening.
the Clearn-ater National tot-eat: there
were 90 lightning fires.
The clear weather. high tempera-
ture and low humidity are favorable
to outbreaks of fire in the forests,
which are reported extremely dr).
Ten fires are still burning in the dis-
trict. but the dislrict‘ forester report-
ed that. the chances
them were rrasonallly good if “cath-
er épnditlons are good.
district
Mont.. - said
In
of controlling
o
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In Self Defense:
(Boston Globe)
An eminent Vermont judge was
fond of telling the following story:
At a. session at the criminu court-
ovcr which he was presiding a man
was being tried for stealing a sheep;
ho 'had been discovered taking the
dead animal home and when he wu
nrrested there was evidence that the
sheep had already furnished several
mm forth: Iamily.
it he had anything
sentence was passed upon him.
killod the sheep. Your Honor. but 1
did ll. in self-defame.” , . . ‘
"self—detain," laid the indignant
judge. “What do you mean by such
a. mtemwt?" To which the man
He wax asked
to say baffle
“I
ha.
, Senor Louis Viccntini. no doubt 1.3
' cuuaing Benny Leonard to lose a. lot
; 0! sleep at. the proscn: time since the:
§Chillan knocked Rocky Karim.
Burialo.
.tiles at the Queensboro Stadium on
_.‘~lunday evening. Leonard gained a
Hechnical knockout oxcr Kansas on
gone occasion and a year ago 'Ben-
nah“ got. the i-ctcree's decision
§l\'.1naas City. after the Buffalo bat.
: ticr had broken his right arm in two
places.
Now Bonny will ban: to desert. his
. moxing picture career il’ he hopes to
stay in “llh the Bonn; Commission-
.' crs. Fight ions are eagerly awaiting
. ; the return 0! Benny m order‘to see
gust. “him will happen when he i:
gmatched to swap punches With the
; Chilean maulcr.
0
Cha
1W0 of America‘s best runners proved
mo of the biggest
Ulymoic games. Paddock trailed far
behind in the 1.0? metre race which
lie won by a good margin at Antwerp
Zour ago.
; greatest disappointment: of all. Ath-
: ictin old age proved too great a. con.
tended when liay was placed against
; l’a\o
Four year:- ago ‘Mn.""1"r¢nc¢t' ‘
C: Schroth, than not untried, wu
cr An
;Sl.b'.y x
gllartranzt.
of
far a row of Mali Jon;
at
rlic Paddock and Join Ray,
“busts" n: the
liay proved one of the
Nurmi in the 333w meter. Oth-
lCl'lC;lllS “lxo fell down mlocr-g
n the tarious merits Were Glen:
lavish Sparrow. l‘rank
meet: the. trustee batten. Thin s...
not: the Browns hue a roan: pitcher
by the me o: Ernie Winn": who,
has acorn! thm decision: over the
Humon in than start; "Dixie" Dav
via used to be the Yankee film but
his honor has, since been the): to
Wingard.
Harry Stexens. caterer of the Pale
Grounds. yesterday issued an unof-
ficial statement from his sanctum
stating that order:
{or the coming World~Serica would
be filled by mail. Harry Ia confident
that the Tank: and Giant: will again
do battle this season now that the
Chicago Cuba have become mired.
Shortly
{rom
took
ran:
tea.
A Walter.
His “Honey”
(Boston Globc)
the
lie frequently
for “hot-dags“
after they had returned
honeymoon the husband
his bride into the city rrstau-
patronized tori
v
whom he knew very'
slightly. quickly nnd silently served?
tea. and toast. , ¢ I
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Wishing to imprcu his wits how;
well known and populnr he was in:
the“ place
the
husband said Wlti'li
mock severity to the waitrr: "Now?
then. where‘s ;
After glancing uncertainiy .at thel
my honey?"
lady the waiter replied in an audiblr‘i
Whisper:
“Don‘t you
She's got a. bettnr job at
round the corner."
(Louistillc
One citizen of Plunk Contrr S‘."l"~’;
Alunys Randy to Sign.
Courier-Journal)
Zun... Karl All'l'J‘W‘n :mu' Cour-l Toy“. you sign this fietxtioni‘“
lor.
T‘s: O'Hara
lidlm
\ East.
1 Mend
;laurcls
iment. The an'modrau y‘air defeat-lg
o a O
\‘l'oou and
s, Aubtralian tennis stars. did
:3; “32:11 was cxpcctcd of them
3y Wh‘cn Hwy took away the
in the Plum; stale tourna
.lcss :amous opponents. Wood": angle!
know sir 1' ;
.
lit ca {<- ;
i
vcd up to another and asked: "Will ,
"W'hnl‘s it fur?" i
"Hnin't read it myiclf. Ru‘ 5.":
!
{fret}? you‘re wartir-ulm- l kin find out."
"Suntan. Glad to Eisn’any new”
x
in? .\ ourn."
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Eliot and bark court plal‘cmcnt l'c-t
A
nounco'l ’Qriziv r;
010 opp-35¢, them.
I I V
drrismn will probably be
(iv: 3%“
inildercd 2‘32: c-mmucn‘s that ‘W’Creé
‘ niche i
i
an?
York 1
flute, Bonn: l..'=mmi;,sion aiatln; thuli
l‘mm.
.il‘ in: mini.» }
$213.
a few 11:13-. “talker. mus: dni‘cnd film,
wow-r“ eight which is his nt‘
r-rcsent. or he mill face an marlin“
and Mickey \\'.llkr;'
l“: the near futurfl
n :«u ‘N: dt‘L'l~'le€l upon in
y Leonard
lr‘t‘a '.
zinc!
ite suspcnsiozz.
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as:
and 75‘ Mason. cm
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IST'ANNUAL
J ULY SALE
NOW GOING ON
Wall St. Shoe Store
Norwalk
MAXWELL
HOUSE 1
COFFEE
The process which is
thc true reason for the
delightful flavor ,ol‘
. Maxwell House is on:
of intelligently using
lllC skill—villa: fifty
years experience has
taught us in blending
and roasting tho fin-
cstcofl'ecsofthcworld.
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PALM BEACH
—-—and-—
MOHAIR SUITS
$10.00
Palace Clothes Shop
No. Main 80. Not-walk.
l 3 Railroad Ave.
. “’omen’s Pat.
Sandals ——- Rubber Heels
. At $1.95
On!- nf thc specials at our
unloading .salc. Many others
on display in the store.
Kcelcr's Shoe Store
SAFES
a
5" .
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T. 'A‘.’ SKELLY
Phone 931
.3; See ours before
buying. $35.00
South Kai-walk
Sun Open may Until s o'clock—sum!" Unit‘s O’cloc ' :
fl”... ....- ._
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Don’t miSs a‘ Hay at l: ‘e
53.215 Mill
Mill End makes 1
vacation pleasant
BASSWOOD TRUNKS, three ply, covered with
vulcanized fibre and fitted with brassplatcd locks and
bolts. two trays cloth line, sizes 36 to 40 ins—$16.50
WELL BUILT TRUNKS, fibre bound, good lock
and draw bolts, deep tray, covered lid; sizes 33, 36 and
39 ins.—— $10. .
BLACK ENAMELED SUIT CASES, deep. with
Straps all around and leather comer, brass plated lock
and bolts; 24 in.—— $5.
WEEK END—SUIT CASES, black enameled, light
and strong-with leather comers, lock and catches strong;
sizes 18, :0 and 22 in, cloth lined with pocket— $2.
DEEP CUT BAGS of cowhide léather on siecl
frames, sliding lock and catches; 18 in.—-_— $2.75
DUPONT FABRICORD sun" CASES, fitted-Willi
:0 pc. set -- 2 locks and bolts; :0 in. Black dupont, fancy
sateen linod-—- $4.50 -
BLACK ENAMELED HAT BOXES, fancy sateen
BLACK DUPONT HAT BOXES with fancy sateen
lining; lock and bolts— $5.25
DUPONT COVERED SUIT CASES, leather co'm-T
ers and handles, center lock, light weight, very siren”.
cloth lined and pocket in lid; l8. :0 and ‘22 in.-— $3.
Third floor. crntcr.
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
» «v;
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End Sole '
c
Reasons why
Men Ml“ end .
0 ”‘fi
- Men’s suits
J
“" MEN’S TWO PANTS SUITS in newcéf fii'o'dsls a‘ii'd
colors. Re". 535—— $29.50 '1» >
KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES in all new models
and colors reduced for Mill'End. , :;
9.} Suits that were $60- $43. ' -.
’ Suits that were $50— $40.50 .;
Suits that were $45—— $37.50
_ Suits that were $40-— $33.50 - t ,
' HOWLAND SUITS. that were $25 and 535- "
$21. and $28.50 w ,‘ .2 ,
. PALM BEACH SUITS that were $12.30 and 515,-:
$10.50 \ > ‘ 3
EUREKA CRASH SUITS that were <18- $15.75 :9
KUPPENHEIMER Air-OAVC'AVC suits in l‘lucs, :
grip, tans. were $35.—$28.50 - , -
Men’s hats
SEl‘gNIT STRAW HATS. plain or saw edge. Reg. 1.85 ,
-- 1.45 V ‘
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW HATS. Reg. 5175— 1'
$2.30. Reg. 53.50-— $2.80. Reg. SL— $3.25. Reg.
S5.-— includes Panamas$4.25. Pamnms. Reg. $6.—-—- $5. "-
Panamas. Reg. 3750— $5.90
Men’s pants
DRESS OR WORK PANTS. Reg.
V)
53.50 and Sir-4
Iced coffee for
hot days—use “Howco”
“HOWCO” ROYAL BLEND COFFEE, our best
coffee—makes delicious drink hot or cold. Reg. 40c lb.
for 35-.- or 3 lbs. for $1.
Basement. front.
“Soap by the ton”
sold by the pound
in the Mill End
ALMOND SOAP—We bought this wondrOus
hard water soap by the ton—«it is splendid for use in
water that is hard—water that is difiiCult to find a
soap to lather freely. We ofier it to you in the Mill
End sale by the pound—6 lbs. (12 large cakes) for
89¢. , —-
Mun floor. center.
Gillette safety .
razors for 59¢
GOLD PLATED RAZOR with one blade in ”nice
case. This is good new: to men. They’re in the Mill
EndSale for 59¢. nwwwi’» «WW
,1. . .4-
THE HOWLAND
a
m m new
:$2.95. Reg. 55-— $4.25
3 ALL WOOL WORSTED PANTS, stripes. and fancy
ifllll patterns. Reg. $6.-—-$5.10. Reg. 5.7.50— $5.95.
Reg. 3“). and $10.— $7.65.
; MEN'S KHAKl PANTS. Rog. 81.50 and $1.75
{$1.25. Mg. 51-— $l.65. Reg. 831— $2.55 ;
l LINEN KNICKERS, \l'llllC and natural color. Reg.
3 $3.50— $2.95. Reg. SS.—-— $4.25
‘1 WHITE FLANNEL PANTS, all wool.
‘ $6.75. Reg. SlO.—-— $8.75 ,,
f MEN'S AUTO DUSTERS of line mohair in new
:Reg. Slt’.-— $5.95 _ ' -
‘ Men’s caps
l MEN'S CAPS. new silks and colors. Rex. $1.50;—
1$L25~ Reg. 52,—— $1.65 ~ .
Bathrobes Men!
MEN'S BATI'ROBES made from line llanliets in
good colors. Reg. $7.50— $4.95 3 7'
’
_ Men 3 shoes
MEN’S oxroxos in tan or um can? RE ‘33
to 59-— 3635 ‘ “ - ‘
MEN’S OXFORDS in l‘lRCK or tan calf. Reg. 3 . a
and $7.50— $5.75 ‘ .. #1”? «r :-
MEN’S HIGH AND LOW SHOES, miscellaneous
lot -— not all Sizes. Reg. 35. to $7.— $4.10
BOYS’ WHITE KEDS, heavy soles. Reg. 52.25-— *
$1.80 , m «we:
YOUTHS WHITE KEQS, heavy soles. Reg. 521-:
$1.60. W “ "'1' n '
DRY Coons é'c‘oig.
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