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JHOWS PROMISE
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, l.1 1 111111 nliddle- has Murdering Jew
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7';“"" 11.1}1-10111Tig1flxl; Outfielder Tommx Long from the
* Mitchel 1 ‘23: Albany 1 awmnkers to supplant Out-
, _ “'0 1.1% pounds. fielder Dick Reichle.
vahrl shift; Long was bought from Albany for
,5“ pmvommw. the waiver price the Lawmakers
. 1,11,], 10-11151 having asked waivers this week on
my“, llravv- Long and Inileidcr Shanley.
‘ 1-1’ Hm many O'Connor has wired the Red Sox. r ' l
7‘ :i 3”,”. old which owns Reichle, to ask what White Sox fans In hopeful
‘11,.11r like Stanley
11mm. AUGUST 8,7192;
my and Billy can».
y have 1 ~
cisions to the 1924 sensation. M de
Monday night at Columbus. Ohio, '
Britten achime
by holding the
weight champion.
twclxo round rderee' a _draw de
cision.
Incidentally it must be mentioned
that no one outside of Harry Grcb
has been able to hold Moor
e
Moore Won referee ‘ even
11 international lame
European middle-
Ted Moore. to a
1 decisions ov
Sl‘k Panama Joo Guns. Larry Estridgee‘:
St; .lllIC“ 1"etchel lrank Moody. Jock Malone and he '
., annihilated Morris Sclllaiier Oma-
tract With Senators E,
for the Season
H XRTFORD. Aug.
0' ('3 onnor announces
8. —Paddy
that the lo-
cal Eastern league club has secured
disposition to make of the player as
his services are no longer wanted
KAM31 _ BACK
Aré‘llfinswm’
' I of 325.000
ago coming mm an Antonio-n.
in some base hits. raising his aver-
age nearly 100 points in s. week.
1 butfeven with this improvement. he
i did not hit the ball‘as he was ex-
pected to and was not regarded by
‘O'Connor as a dependable kitten. ‘
His fielding has not been good
and hills Waterbury series Just
closed was (or below‘ grade. ‘
' - Reichle's work here has been a
keen disappointment. The former
. University of Illinois athlete was
" with the Red Sox last season and
for several weeks led the American
league in hitting.
Doctor Who Killed '
» Himself Owed $25,000
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.——A debt
mentioned in a letter
found lying beside his body was be—
lieved by the detectives today to
have been the motive which prompt-
ed Dr. Robert G. Leconte, prominent
surgeon and commander of a. naval
base hospital during the war. to
shoot and kill himself in his office
Tuesday night.
Ar CALCUTI'A.
CALCUTTA. Aug. 8.——Major Zan-
nl. the Argentine aviator engaged in
an attempt (light around the world.
arrived here today from Isri.
these days that when Willie
Too much fuel clogs the flues and
‘intert‘eros with the liberation of en-
orgy.
toiled to hit in his‘nrst tow games
here'but nudity pruned to stick
Johnston Protects
Coming Match With
$75,000 Policy—Bon-
ny Boxes Monday
NEW YORK, Aug. 8,—To protect
the Cromwell A. C. under whose
= auspices the Eleonora-Walker bout
will be staged at the Yanks Stadi-
um a. fortnight hence. against any
financial‘loss in case Leonard is in-
jured or incapacitated in his ten
round no decision bout with Psi
Moran in Cleveland next Monday
night. Promoter Isms, J. Johnston
yesterday took out insurance on the
world's lightweight champion for
$75, 000.
Although Mickey Walker will not
take part in any contest prior to his
duel with Leonard, Johnston is not
taking any chances of anything
happening to Mickey and today or
tomorrow will have the world’s wel—
terweight champion insured for an
amount which fittingly will reim-
burse the Cromwell Club in case the
Leonard Walker match is postponed
or called oil through any accident
to Mickey.
Although Johnston kicked strenu-
ously on Leonard's risking his prec-
ious {istic self against Moran prior
to theVValker match, as his dutyjas
mtcfimsker «11.151111111111411 W
"compelled him to do. Leonard snd 5Hurtat
. Manner Gibson are within their
‘ 1. rights in insisting thst Menard tul- .
full his sgrsemont to box Moran.
The agreement to meet Moran was
made prior to Loon-firs signing for
the Walker match at the Yankee
stadium. Unless by mutual consent
of Leonard and Tommy Glnty, the
Cleveland promoter. those contract.-
ual obligations must be obsemd de-
spite the fact that tho mallard-Moo
ran match undoubtedly puts the
Leonard Walker contest to a con-
siderable risk.
The match should be an edge
sharpener-110:- Leonard. who has
been in the stable for many long
months and undoubtedly needs one
AS Trolley Hits Car clerk in the office or the m1
pertinent and Margaret. who is ,
HARTFORD. Aug. armving Th0!!!“ Honoxhen.
Mount St. Benedict cemetery otter
attending the tuners! or Mrs. Joseph
Martin. at Tracey. Conn.. his sister.
John Kivncy of 58 Cabot street, his
wife and three
severely injured yesterday when a
north bound Bloomfield trolley car
struck their limousine Just otter it
had passed the cemetery gate. The
machine was dragged 58 feet before
.the street
stop.
are Elizabeth M. Klvney. employed
PAGE
in Comptroller Lunb‘s yum] ffi
municipal building: marine
The limousine was owned
driven by B. H. Sloan who,
aculously escaped injury.
s WORKMEN KILLED. .
NORTH ADAMS. Mass“ 4“. 86‘—
Three workmen wore killed when I
staging about u chimney on I w
of the Berkshire Cotton Com
collapsed yesterday and they fl'
1“ feet to the ground. The! was
Patrick Connors Providence, R.
Mr. and Mrs. Klvney's daughters. John Miller. Pawtucket. B. I.
Patrick M. Jennings, North A
daughters were
car was brought to a
real ring encoutsr under his belt be-
fore taking on Walker who recently
whetted his fighting blade by cross-
ing gloves with Low Tendler in
Tendler in Philadelphia.
Despite his long lnyyotf. Leonard
should not have? much difficulty in
whipping Moron. Psl' has looked
miserable in his lsst few starts. tht
Monday night he received I. drub-
bing from Eddie Kid Wagner-.1!
Leonard cant do the some thing
tfi‘sn Benny has gone so isr back
that he lsn' 1: Leonard at all.
Pressimism in My Marry-land.
(Baltimore Sun)
Every time we get: the notion that
the world is growing better we hear
somebody pronounce it "sthsletlcs."
You my poke at your liver.
You my take colomel;
But the cones of your tronblc’s
141 Washington St. Telephone 1113.'
ALL OUR MEATS U. s. INSPECTED.
SPECIALS FOR T{IE
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Long is an experienced lmllplaxel
Komm slammed out five hits in
a. row in s recent game he sig-
Thc old dinner bell.
‘ ‘ '. lSr.
» 11S: :11??? 2.10%?ir2: and should help the local 87111.1...“ nailed his ”tum to his “and In"
.1 “am“ are some svason he batted 341. hitting tlull— ting form. He “tend- 3 pro-
‘ fl hm” brought ty—four doubles. fourteen triples 111m longed slump at the beginning 0‘
.1: .. .111 an unknown lad three homers. He was formerly! tho 86880111}
‘, ,, u rump to ill- with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was: _ ————-—
1.1 ,1 middle- known in the National league for
, .- ”10,3113 his extra—base mum is a right-handed hitter and O’Con-
.- .1 1. 11 cm”, and Tommy is no longer a youngster,
being one of the‘real veterans of
the Eastern, but he is depended up-
on to play steady ball. which is
1 l1- - :l rxlcndml to who hits that w 11y.
"iiiy. He has stop-
‘Hiv Kill Palmer in the starts of the g:.1me
nor has been seeking an outfielder
0' connor h as
predicted that he would be one of
1 Tx‘nshert. Harry what the local club needs. Also he He joined Hartford several weeks 3 ;
‘11 UN S'I‘., OPPOSITE E3131 .EPORT
Every New Mode In Every Wanted Fur Is Here
ll hen You Invest In Furs Prices for August Are Lower
l ~‘;.‘1Hlity is the first consideration. The The coats’we offer were manufactured in
5: 311258 of the skins and the care in the slow season when cost of production
a r production represent the only real is naturally lower—when more attention
only and care was possibl; to detilils dand
‘ ' hen the were offers to~us o m ucc
Era} coat has been selected Wm} these, :glrly busI'ncss. Needless to 53.33 the
We factors in mind, leaving no (1011bt as :on'cessions were considerable, and in
‘ "2: satisfaction you must derivcfrom turn we sell to you on the bass these
" 2"," W cm;
were bought.
'ihese Striking Values Will Long Be Remembered
By Those Who Buy In August
Natural Raccoon Coats, 45 in., with border effect, August Sale Price $185.
Hudson Seal Coats, untrimmed, (Dyed Muskrat), 48 inches long. August
{1:216 Price .................................................. $2.5
Way Squirrél‘Coais, 48 inches long, f nest bl_ue skins, August s'iélg Price $465
Natural Music-st Costs, 45 in. long, in border effects, August Sale Price$ 95
Natural Muskrat Costs, 42 inches long, Only the dark backs used,
August Sale Price $110
Hudson Seal Costs, (dyed Muskrat) with‘dyed squirrel collar and cuffs,
August Sale Price $255
Sealine Walking Costs, 34 inches long, Skunk collar, mils and
three tier border, _ AW 5813 Price 5155
Silver 01' NM Mm JW-ooo-oooooooo AW$IPPPIG$ .65
Complete Price Range From $65; to $695 1
Buy By The Rockwell Plan ’. . -» 1 .
l 25% at time of modified—25% each month for the ncxbthreg . ,‘-
FrceStorsgoUntilNovembcr'Ist. . 5 .',
A Savings to You
Read This List of Special Items,
Specially Priced. It Will Mean a
Savings T 0 You We Know.
Quality Groceries at Prices
That Appeal
PILLSBURYS’, JONES OR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR BAG $1.25.
GRANULATED SUGAR, 14 LBS. FOR $1.00. CONFECTION-
ARY‘SUGAR,2FOR .......... . ........ 25c
FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, PK. 35c. BUSHEL . . L . . . . $1.35
FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES, 4 QT. BASKET . . . . . . . . . . 50c
LARGE WATERMELONS, 50c EACH. NATIVE SQUASH
AT ......... . ..... ............3LBS. 25c
NATIVE BEETSbR CARROTS, 4BCH. 25c
FANCY NATIVE EVERGREEN CORN ..... 40c doz.
NATIVE WAX OR GREEN BEANS; 3 QTS. FOR . . . . . . . . . 25c
NATIVE CABBAGE, 6 LBS. 25c. NEW SWEET POTATOES,
2LBS. ......... ..................... . -25c"
CALIFORNIA ORANGES, DOZ. 35c. CALIFORNIA LEMON S
DOZEN ...... 25c
_SUNLIGHT BUTTER,QUARTERS 47clb.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, DOZ., 65c. SLICED BACON 35c lb.
PURITAN SKINNED BACK HAM 27c lb. SHOULDERS114c lb.
SHREDDED WHEAT 10c pkg. KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES,
at ....... . ....... .......7cpkg.
CAMPBELL’S BEANS OR SOUPS,'3 CANS 25c
CLOVERORMAGNOLIAMILK,7CANS $1.00"
J
PUFFED RICE OR PUFFED 'WHEAT, >2 PKGS. . . . . . . . . 25c
BORgAENPS, GOLD CROSS OR VAN CAMP’S MILK, 10
S
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$1.15
DEL MONTE PEARS OR PINEAPPLE, LARGE CAN, - '
FOR . . . . $1.17
OI.IOOQ‘OOOII...-IOOOCOIIDOOOIIIOOICDCO
;
NABISCOS, ASSORTED FLAVORS, 5c, 6 FOR 25c. ASSORT-
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ACME PURE CURRANT OR MINT JELLY, LARGE 3
FOR $1. 00
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'1.12QUARTGALVANIZEDPAILS...................... 29c
JAPANESETOILETPAPER,3FOR 25c’
ACME ICE CREAM mm 89c.
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Loin Veal Chops . .
BreastofVeal......... ...... . ...1561b.
.‘SolidVeal.............. .......... 24clb.
’ Fresh .or Corned Plate Beef . . . . ..... 6c lb.
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef . ..... 18c lb.
7 Boneless Rump Corned Beef ..... . . 25c lb. '
SoupChickens......... ..... ......26clb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . . i . . . 13 1-2c lb.
Brookfield Butter ....... 44c lb.
Brookfield Eggs . . . . . ............ 40c doz.
Shoulders of Lamb, small and lean. .15c lb.
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb ...... 33c lb.
Lean Fresh Shoulders, Jersey long
cuts ..... 5 ........... LSclb.
. Small Lean Fresh Hams ........... 23: lb.
Boston Rolls ................... . . . 15c lb.
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ........ 25c lb.
' Prime Heavy Rib Roast ........... 28c lb.
Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled . . 3201b.
Fancy Roasting Chickens. . . . . 39c lb.
Golden West Fowl. ............. 36c lb.
Fresh or Corned Plate .............. 6c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Ham, \Vllole ....... 33c lb.
Armour’s Star Hams, skinned . . . . . . 29c 1b.:
Boneless Hams ................... 30c lb.
Lean Corned Beef 15c lb.
Veal Chops ..... 21c lb.
Lamb Stew, lean . 15c lb.
Lunch Tongues . -. 59c lb.
Dixie Bacon 19c lb.
Boneless Veal for
Hamburg Steak . 16¢ If).
Shoulder Steak . . 18c lb.
Solid Veal for Stew
.............. 25c lb.
Breast of Veal . . 14c lb.
Liverwurst, Bologna,
Frankfurters . 20c lb. Roasting ..... 25c lb.
Shoulder of Veal 10c lb; Lean Ends Salt
Rump of Veal . . 25c lb. Pork ......... 22c lb. T
. New York Markets
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N orwalk 1
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Specials on Native Veal _
..... 19clb.
I Rumps of Veal to Roast.
Shoulder Veal Roast .............. 15c lb.
" Veal Cutlets ..... . . ; ..... . . ....... 36c lb. _‘
. . . ........... 30c lb.
RibVealChops............. ...... 22cl_b.
.. 36c lb;
.34c lb.
18clb.
Sirloin Steak
Round Steak. .
Shoulder Steak . .
Genuine.Spring Legs of
Lamb 5-6 lb. av., 34c lb.
Large Legs . . . 30c lb.
Genuine Spring. Shoulder Shoulder Pot ,
"ofLamb......18clb. Roast ..... ...16c1b._
Ifinfifibfilfigs :55: #3 Bread and Butter 21;»:th
' Roast ........ .7
I‘m" f” Stew 12%“ 15' Sticking Pieces .. 18c lb.
Fresh Pork Roast Rib Roast, boned and .
(small) . . . .. . 22c lb. rolled . ....... 30c lb.
Lean Fresh Fresh Chopped ‘ ‘
Shoulders....l4cib. Beef.........l5cib_.
Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . . 38c lb.
EitraFancyFowl.................‘36clb.
‘SoupChickens»....................'25clb.
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