' INJURY ‘
13mm
lin g Will Be
'. by His Team-
. ' iE.—-The twisting
a 39ft ankle is a.
1’: in their dash {or
and ultliough it is
. lllf‘)‘ will shake
,9 .lbout thll‘ busi-‘
r} u'l-l before. ll
mark; himself \el')"
' mar-v.- nt‘ home run: and
iti' most of them at
ml III) has guarded
.i‘nou: :1: Well a: it
r: in: the Giants in a
It may sound
Southworth. splen.
~41 lllilrf puncr that lie
llfl‘lx \Vnson. and until
70 play again, there
, mit-«zing about the
‘nu'. llac’l; can sun—
q
la .y
( 3,11-
1-5 «1‘: miss Hack) lon‘
~, .1 v11: miss something
;, "or that surrounds
“3‘.“ ins pounded
‘ shadow of the
4- fut “lthin the,
r «Ma's. .I’lack in Fuel
-.1rd in the Giant,
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man the other?
wn {lie Spal‘lillflzl
.1 p‘nnc “.tli'
'1 1:111; :1: the po—l
1..“- rco~ntly has
Hus part of the}
wronrl Babe Rutlui
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ch rim:- on a hall
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-‘ 1
v. of PlHlfl’I‘lPl'llfl.
1w] lIO“7l‘."‘l lx'inncy. of.
~",Hm m the ninnlcsi
Willow's? i'l' an‘honshlpsm
'. ‘L.ml;.‘- the W03":
'\l’l‘u‘.~st‘d on local:
. t‘a'dnrman. and?
*: 1H: r*rs (lopartcd lust;
. . :1» w-mpetc in the‘
' far.
"1 “up;
"r- t‘mrxl
title by rlt‘t'aal-
.wmlrmss. of 1.05 All-
«unfit-31ml
. 31.57“
. :.'r:n:i1'. 5mm. Tho:
"w— l. (3.-.‘1_ 'I'llfii
'1 it; ‘nv 1'1 in” first 10;;
r- z x trophs. prcrvntvd
.‘cs inn-n Tonnis
‘H: Fnodi‘rass or-
m’rn-l“ and accur-
lv‘a'lud Nil-1h,
:1Ylo:"-\ir:tlie Culi-
'r
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.. (173121"5 in 111': match.
w lintlvcrr» Mon an
1' r‘ \ :MorV. rlrl‘caVin;
\ l ‘anht- in threa
.—>~ Kai. l—v-i‘w. 6—2. Al—
‘ tram“ " 3111111an oxrnll-
1'1 second set
\\'ri:;m' norimlsly
"Sandy"
,.‘. prong» n! 'I'll'an.
f tr‘nm’s throughout.
1,. - :l'gn
",1
“pi-loynatlg
v “.11“, rx!‘ |"l~.wnz.:o. and
’ ‘1‘. Louis. \"Ol'l the“
$17" gnsinzwl'ay by
‘ ‘1‘».771'11'1 Roll {mil Fob-
'-vfi‘!l :"firL. “'nlt‘fir
" "13"“ .V. .T. “on the
.. drv’nw'ing John Mo‘:
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111’s TENNIS
1111110111111:
~ W‘xr month there “ill
country the greatest
41,1311 11:11:13 171:1)ch ev-
‘1‘ l'lCIl. The Mexican Lla-
o arrive in New:
\\'lll play at Sea.-?
Southampton, be-
, 3‘s. and then the cup
Mum-ins and Ignacio Bor-
"rm s‘1r players.
_- lungs Ifiup team “ill
"vplaln \\‘. Lock \l'ei.
‘ .- '17-:1‘5 of the team
r n Kwnn; champion of
‘9. Heel Bye. champion of
.1 S C. “’11. a. well-
‘-:r 11‘! lingland. They are
;. '. 1. According to 291120
. '7"l".'ii?l or the Japanese
' “Rumors, '1‘. Harada and M.
‘ Ml tor New York the
9r competing in the
{1011511113 and will
. he Montreal Cup match
A“. lio‘mli the personal of
‘ 1:11.111 15 not established,
r1 rammed that the play
1‘2 July 19.
ralmn team. which has
2 ljnltcd States for some
two comparatively new
. 'blngi‘l‘ and Kalms. as
o Mara-Wood and Get-
., long prominent in
rmuch :rom St. Louis an-
Norman 13. Broken, the
- . .nternationalistl. Will be I
: of this year's team. but as
mun announcement has
1
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LII.
“firp
.m
or of the European zone
‘3: either France or En;-
:i:-r1\c late in July. 1nd
.mne time American ploy-
. rc-turin; from the Olym-
‘ :~. probably wlthone or more
1 i: t ropcan players. So the
i Aug-net will find all of the
- :‘Fl‘rosentatives here. either
; in preliminary matches or
’or the Dawis Cup challenge
"3 he played September_11.
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Four {years . n o ? Mm"- Fro
C.- Schrath, thcngnot. ered,'::; :
a. nonsurofgthc‘i’tmerim .oo- §
_qoyhc"sqund :3 At; the 3301”?“
saints. After the samurai“: wu
:nuried land .1 became“ a? mother;
PM. year; hoycrcrfislic'fis' again
.o.mcmbcr of ithe U._’ Slfawimmjn‘
goatbjtjhc: Phriamm'.’ ‘
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MANY ENTRIES
fRace \Vith I’ursc of.
$20,000 Will Be Run
at Kentucky in No-
vember
LEXINGTON. K32. July 15 ——A 10-.
tnl of one hundred and l\\nutj..'.wo
. - l
n ' til. Filt‘c““lll!l." (1‘?- ; two 3car Okla are now (“$11411 to tho? 1‘3“}
tho sh’llm‘ m cm,
fill
Erectirrs’ Futurity,
0!" ll)". Krntucky Association's
:. non. of contrs‘slméetlng. to lift hold ’lwm ‘{1J\p[1;{gv;‘: 1113111.
11 to l‘«0\'onll‘vr L’i'. fourth p.13 m'vnt
lxavin: lv-Pn ma‘lrr on l'mt n'imhr‘r
July I. The Brcevlcrs.‘ l-‘uturily for
132! (foals of 13231 closnd July l.
1922. “'llh VHS onlr’ms. of which 551
now in pro- made second mum-:11: and 2.3? tliirull-ri'
.
payment.
The I'll? Hour F‘arn‘... lrnington
has the larzvst firm of rntrlcs on
t'nc lls', numl‘nrin: ll. “hilt: lllOF“
nr-xt m orrlv-‘r nunwrwully are Hnrr)"
[211nm \\ hitnr}. l“; “min Sharla"
Klllll"l'. :~; HM 1‘11» ll-nlllrt' 1}: nml
L'llf'lord A. Lfor'azmi. ‘lrfl‘n ’l‘ro‘v
Sta llr. I‘Jrrr. Pnynv‘ “1:11.11"; mnl‘
\‘Vlllinnl A. le‘r;7r-r, I. cach. 'lh"-
rare has an vrfivnn'rrl "illll" of $20."
tl‘n
It“;
1100 and 15 run ow‘r
tours". about 170 PM
furlongs.
.1 than bl).
“'ord has: 51152, {Nichh‘fl her? that.
IL!
Barr? Shannon. acting lvr £2
Bradley. paid 111-: liighvst price of
tho Newmm-le July .‘fll-‘IS “hen ho
wont to $l 1.3"" for .1 finr l-rrmn roll
Ierlu‘lOFS l’Olllll" from l'rlrll l'
tll' “and. II“ also 111)”qu
fill)“ 1w ‘l‘orloisk from Invnmmalvln.
and Mosaic, .1 horse from King
George- \‘.'s stable. for which
paid $3.50“.
Among Shannon's other purchums
"were lamour‘. :1 lllly by Son-in-Lan‘
--l"c_l;.‘ 0' 315' llonrt. and at lwoqrar
old lill)’ hy Solvin-an from l’:adc-‘
gonr. :1: in“ as Ix'norkane)‘. a. mu—
ner anv' lstrr to Soldumcno's dam.
There harms will be shippctl to
Mr. .' on tin: lllli'inetonl‘m.1
July -1. which will also carry 111‘"
English polo lrrun lo the L'nitml
states for the mmrnrttional match-
on.
A. E. Hancock. Bourbon country
turt‘mnn. has recently roceived word
from England that Confederate. the
six year old sun of Ambassador IV..
and Faithful Girl. “on the Flying
Handicap. a six t'urlongs. and the
Stewards' llamiic-up. one mile, in
South Africa. during the month of
April . He also won the Stewards'
Handicap. one mile and a turlonz.
in February at Capo Town. South
Africa.
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Lightning Sun-Ls Mm: Fires
\\’.\SHINGTON. July 15‘1’01‘65: scr-‘
\icc officials are alarmed at the con-
tinued outbreak and acriousncss of
the torcat fires in the Pacific coast
and Rocky Mountain slates and are
taking steps to combat the flames.
as Well as to prevent their outbreak.
Report: to—day from the district
forester at Miuoula. Mont.. (said
there had been :80 tires in that dis-
trict. in the last ten days. Of these
:22 were started by lightening. In
tho Clearn'ater National forest: there
were 30 lightning tires.
The clear weather. high tempera-
ture and low humidity are favorable
to outbreaks of fire in the forests.
which are reported extremely dr).
Ten tires are still burning in the dis-
trict. but the dislrict' forester report-
ed that the chances of controlling
them were rcasonalulyvgood if weath-
er conditions are good.
_._.._———————-—~—-—-—-
In Self Defense
(Boston Globe)
0
An ,eminent Vermont: judge v15
fond of telling the following story:
At. a. session 01 the criminal court-
over Which he was presiding a man
wu being tried for Healing a sheep:
ho had been diacove
dead animal home an
niacin ton-"the family.
it he had anything to say
sentence was pascal upon him. "I
killed tho sheep. Your Honor. but I
did it. in acltodefenac.”
"Self-defense." said
.
a woman?"
mound. mo W
”Monday evening. Leonard gained a
.7 stay in “1111 the Boning Commission-
'lust what will happen when he i:
1 two of America's best runner: proved
' two of the biggest
'3 Monday
l‘ulurll.‘ :
a £001? .
hr.
red taking the
d when he was
lrreuted there was evidence that the
sheep had already furnished several
He win asked
baton
the indignant ‘
judge. “What do you mean by such
To which the man .
Sport“
, Briefs
Senor Louis \‘lccniini. no doubt is
causing Benny Leonard to lose a. lot
of sleep at the present limo since the
Chlllan knocked Bucky Kansas, of
Bullalo. fer a. row of Nah JOnS
tiles at the Quoeusboro Stadium on
technical knackout ovcr Kansas on
one occasion and a, year ago ‘Ben—
nah‘ got the referee”: decision at
Kansas City. after the Buffalo bu-
tler had broken his right arm in two
places.
N‘ow Denny will have to desert his
mox'ing picture career if he hopes to
crs. Fight fans are eagerly awaiting
the return of Benny in ordcr'to sot:
matched to swap punches With the
Chilean mauler.
O O
Charlie'raddock and Joie
Ray.
"busts" at the
Ulsmpic games. Paddock trailed far
behind in the 100 metre race which
lze won by a. good margin at Antwerp
{our ago. Ray proved one of the
greatest disappointment: of all. Ath-
lctin old age proved too great a‘ con-
tended when Kay was placed against
Pan» Nurmi in the 3.000 meter. on»
streets th- Yuskeo bitten. This sea.»-
.son the Brown: have n. nun: pitcher
by tn. nun o: Ernie Winnrd who
his atom throo decision: over the
Human: in three starts. ”Dixie" Do.
\‘is used to be the Yankee jinx but
his honor hm, sinco been given to
Wingard.
0
Harry Stevens. caterer or the Pain
Grounds. yesterday issued an uno£~
ficlll statement from his sanctum
stating that ordcra for "hobdags"
for the coming Wmldeer-ica would
be tilled by mail. Harry is confident
that the Yanks and Giant: will again
do battle this xenon now that the
Chicago Cubs have become mired.
His “Honey"
(Boston Globe)
Shortly after they had returned
from the honeymoon the huaband
took his bride into the city restau-
rant be frequently patronizcd for
tea.
A waiter. whom he knew var)"
slightly. quickly and silently served
tea and toast.
Wishing to impress his wife how
well known and populu- he was in
tho place the husband said with
mock severity to the waiter; "Now,
then. where’s my honey?"
After glancing uncertainly at the
lady the waiter replied in an audible
‘
whisper: “Don't you know sir‘:
She's got a. bettor job at c cart:
round the corner."
Alunys Rem-1y to Sign.
or Americans “no lcll down miscr-
nbly in the unions ments were Glen;
Illllflll Sparrow. Frank
non and L‘uunl Tay-
Hartranft.
Zun... Karl And:
101‘; .
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In: O'Hara Wood and Fred
linlms, Australian tennis stars. did
mactly “lust was expected of thorn
whorl lhcy took
‘glaurels in the lilinols stale lourna
xment. The antipodran pair dct’eatml
gicss :amous opponents. Wood's angle
shot and back court plavcment hr-
wildcrcd tho opponcn‘s that
:picked to oppose them.
. C b
A drrismn v.1;l probably be
nnunccrl lorlnv b) New
State Boxiu: Fum-
' l‘mmly I.o«.-nur.l
Mill he “INCH": in. tin‘ near fumin-
at a location M iv clouded upon in
a. few (1.133;. “Kilkt'r. munl dfifimd tht.
:weltarncight min. which "is his .11
lrvrcsnnt. or he nill face an lndctin-
lite auspcnsimz.
i‘l‘p
' 1..
isszon aratin; that
l a o u
l Charla LPdqu. the French l'an»
lamneighv. in schrdulod to 30 ten.
rounds “l'h Abe Goldslcln for tho
:norid's tltie. The Frenchmnn “ill
in two pound advantage moi
Ellie .Nwmh hauler when they Mop
iinto the ring: at the \‘clmlromc to-
U
Farrnnrlcd h: an Afro-American
”112.: band and prcsrnlcd wlfh llnw-
jars by the Frnncl‘. populace. tho first
’vomingrnt of Amrrimin
t ycstcrday ml the Lexiathan.
‘ O C O
l The St. Louis Drowns is the only
‘tr‘am in lll“ Amt-ric'in circuit thal
! . .
‘m crulifr‘d “Illl liR\ll'l‘ a. Jinx thnl
’l
aWay the '
“C‘rc‘
an- :
York
1 Mickey \anktr'
01) m piano
1 _ .. “ALA
(Louisyillc Courier-Journal.)
One citizen or Plunk Canter ntfly‘h
,pcd up :0 another and askml: "Will
5 you sign this petition?"
..“‘Vhat's it fur?" , ,,
‘ “Ilain‘t marl it 'mysclf. Fm."
:you'ro particular 1 kin tin-:1 nut."
; "Nunno. Glad to sign any pctitmn
f of yourn."
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The process which is
the true reason for tho
delightful flavor ot
Sure Relief
GES‘I’ION'
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25c and 75¢ Pooling“ cm
1 Liachll House is one:
of intelligently using
the skill—«that fifty
)‘cars experience has
taught us in blending
and roasting the fin-
cstcofi'ccsot‘theworld.
§
§ IST'ANNUAL
JULY SALE
NOW GOING ' ON
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Wall St. Shoe Store
Wall St. - Norwalk
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Women‘s Pat.
Sandals —- Rubber Heels
. At $1.95
On! of the specials at our
unloading sale. Many other:
on display in the store.
Kceler’s Shoe Store
PALM BEACH
—-and—
MOHAIR SUITS
$10.00
Palace Clothes Shop
13 No. Main 80. Norwalk
3
SAFES
Sec ours before
buying. $35.00
11 p.
T. ’A‘.’ SKELLY
1:1 Railrood Ave. South Nat-walk
Phone 931
Sun Opcn Daily Until 11 o'clock—5mm” owl‘s o'clock. g
'4’.—
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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Don’t miSS a‘ Hay , at t ‘e
531d Mill
~MilI End makes
vacation pleasant
BAsswoon mums, three ply, covered with
vulcanized fibre. and fitted with brassplatcd locks and
bolts. two trays cloth line, sizes 36 lo 40 in.-- $16.50
' WELL BUILT TRUNKS. fibre bound, good lock
31111de bolts, decprrtray, coveredlicl; sizes 33.736111111
’39 ins.-—- $10.
BLACK ENAMELED SUIT CASES. deep, with
straps all around and leather comer, brass plated lock
and bolts; :4 in.— $5.
WEEK END SUIT CASES, black enameled, light
and strongwith leather corners, lock and catches strong;
sizes 18, 20 and 22 in, cloth lined with pocket— $2.
DEEP CUT BAGS of cowhide leather on
frames, sliding lock and catches; 18 in.-—- $2.75
DUPONT FABRICORD SUIT CASES, fitted with
:0 pc. set —- 2 locks and bolts; 20 in. Black dupont, fancy
saieen linod— $4.50 , ,,
BLACK ENAMELED HAT BOXES, fancy satcei
lined— $4.25
BLACK DUPONT HAT BOXES with fancy sateen
lini g; lock and bolts-— $5.25
siecl
l
ers and handles. center lock, light weight, very strong,
cloth lined and pocket in lid; 18.;0 and ‘22 in.—- $3.
Third floor. ccntcr.
Iced coffee for
, hot days—use “Howco”
coffee—makes delicious drink hot or cold. Reg. 40: lb.
{0135: or 3 lbs. for $1.
Basement. front
DUPONT COVERED SUIT CASES, leather co'm-=
“HOWCO” ROYAL BLEND COFFEE, our best
End Sgle -
Reasons why
0
Men Mill end .
9 - ““1
Men s 311113
4
‘~" MEN’S TWO PANTS SUITS in 1161‘ch ifijdclslfilll
colors. Re". 535— 32950 as . a.
KUPPENHEIMER'GOOD CLOTHES in all new models
'imd'tolms reduced'for Mill'End. ' '
fl Suits that were $650— 543. O
" Suits that went $50—— $40.50
Suits that were 545— $37.50
Suits that were $40— $33.50 «-
HOWLAND SUITS. that were‘ $25 and 335—-
521. and $23.50 '
. PALM BEACH SUITS that were
$10.50
EUREKA CRASH SUITS that was 8 l S.—-— $15.75
KUPPENHEIMER Air-O-Wcax'c suits in blues,
31335, tans. were $55.-—$28.50 -
Men’s hats
SEl'gNIT STRAW HATS, plnin or saw edge. Reg. 51.85
-— 1.45
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW HATS. Rev. $2.73-
$2.30. Reg. $3.50— $2.80. Reg. SL— $3.25. Reg.
S5.—— includes P.1nain;is$4.25. Panamas. Reg. $6.— $5.
Panamas. Reg. 57.30— $5.90
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Men 3' pants
DRESS 0R WORK PANTS. Reg. $3.50 and Si.—
.3235. Reg. 35—- $4.25
1 ALL WOOL WORSTED PANTS. sir
;suil patterns. Reg. SQ—SSJO. Reg. 5
1 . $9. and SlO.—— $7.65.
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b
iprs and fancy
7.50— $5.95.
MEN‘S KHAKI PANTS. Rog.
ch
$1.50 and $1.73—
$1.25.
Reg. 51—— 3155. Reg. 51—5255 '
LINEN KNICKERS, while :1 nd natural color. Reg.
‘ $3.50— $2.95. Reg. SS.—- $4.25 _
1 WHITE FLANNEL PANTS, all wool. R
“Soap by the ton”
sold by the pound
in the Mill End
. ALMOND SOAP—we bought this wondmus
? hard water soap by the ton—it is splendid for use in
water that is hard—writer that is diflimlt to find a
soap to lather freely. We offer it to you in the Mill
End sale by the pound—6 lbs. (12 large cakes) for
89¢. ' ‘ _ ‘.-
Mlln floor. center.
m- 5635. Reg. 5 l0.—- $8.75
MEN’S AUTO DUSTERS
j Reg. Slu— $5.95
Men’s caps‘
_ MEN'S CAPS, new shits and colors. Reg. 51.:
£51.25. Reg. 751— $1.65 '
l
Bathrdbes Men!
MEN’S BATHROBES made from line l
good colors. Reg. $7.50— $4.95
1 Men’s shoes
of line mohair in
.J
lank'els in
3 ,
Gillette safety
razors for 59¢
End-Sale for 59c- anWfi’u ammrr
GOLD PLATED RAZOR with one blade in nice
case. This is good ncys to men. They’re in the Mill
THE HOWLAND .
Mamba, Rani! Board."35:mber of
MEN’S oxroans in fan or black can? RE? 313
to S9.——- $5.65 ‘ ‘
' _ MEN’S OXFORDS in black or tan
and $750—— $575 go,» .
MEN’S HIGH AND LOW SHOES, miscellancou
lot -— not all sizes. Rev. 35. to $7.-— $4.10 ' .
3015' WHITE KEDS, heavy soles. Reg. $2.25: -
.t
1‘
$1.80 , ’ " "3%.. W‘M .45," a“
rooms wnnarxms, heavy soles. Reg. 521;:
$1.” a a." I . i. 9
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DRY Coons “€051
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