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Women’s Underwear
n Suits or separate garments in silk and wool
medium weight cotton. Vests and tights, fleece
Children’s Underwear
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63"? weight cotton.
5. I. MALLETTE
ed to a baseball league during the
0013138 eesaoh area the intermatlon
fleshed yesterday in a talk with a
well known upstate buoball man
who hopes to have six tn the
field before the first of . The
em. that he-haa under consider»
tion are known to be Anions. Dan-
bnu'. Stamford. Bridgeport. New
Haven and Port Cheater. The league
will he comprised of three teams to
ram County. two in New Haven
0011!!! 1nd one in New 201* me.
inn. over the boundary use.
II in interview yesterday with the
macho is boosts; the proposed
leases. and who has asked that his
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Union Suits, fleece lined
jg .
SO. Norwalk
The Stamford team would be me
up otthecouhloed teem-thatlast
_ 3h represented a. Mary‘s nine
and the Moose club and would take
in -tha pissing territory from Nor-
wailtte lest Port Chester. allowlns
Norwalk and Stanford.
The league season would last from
May let to October tel. sauce held:
played on Gouda: and holidays. The
non- under considerate!) at the
mount time as iooatloha (er the
Seaslde Park. Port Chester. Recrea-
tion Park: New Baveh. Old Sax-in
Reel: Park: Antonia. Island Park;
and Danburs. undecided;
Although much doubt has been
expressed by those who are said to
be backlog the project. as to whether
Woodelde Park would be a suitable
locating {or a. ha'eh‘all hark I! la ex-
pected that it the plan culminates to
time for organiaauon this year that
at least temporarily, Woedside Park
will be the home 01 the Stamford
teem.
LONDON. Jan..88.—The straps on
the cut sway mm: slipperl at (old
and sliver materials so oopulsr here
are bum; replaced with flexible root-
al bands of silver or sold to match
the shoes. Occasionally these are
Jeweled.
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Demonstration of Purlten Wat Opening of
'38th
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Lest Season’s HIM
Feel That The Ale,
Entitled to-
Money
3: M1 Leased Who
to The meal»; Sentinel
(Comma 1335-)
NEW Yuan. mean-am 7 o:
the Waahn‘ton plea-ea are at“
their tum am attains m
ms- nu no am it. he hates
were hired to do. Had they
ln last place instead 0: m thlre
is not a. one or them Who '0“
havetakenaredoctlentnwtntha
same spirit in which they are air
in; tor an lncreae‘ e. But the! an
asking for it Just the same.
The players involved—«hero u an
general hold tap—agate that Wealt-
‘mxtoo wtu earn not! profit au-
year than last. and they real that
they should have a pet-neon“ 01
the sun: in advance.
The Let 0! those who are taking
their time about‘eignlnz up is said
to inelude .Penklnpau‘h captain e:
the team whose baseball career
Whig: has not much lumber tone:
Goslln the his halter who plcked It,
grew-hr in 19:4 and is nearer stare
darn than he ever was before; two
or three of the pitchers including
Zachary and' another outfielder who
thaw be gal-n Rice. There also is
dome talk that ltnei hen net hurried
stout signing. »
All teams that win championships
find the same condition confront-
ing them that non- contracts “’ash-
inston. Flam-rs are so sure that
they are more 0! an attraction ea
champions that they lnvarlably all:
for an increase though it does not
always follow that the year attu-
lhe winning 0! a chzunpionshlp is
always as good financially as the
players expect. ll a championship
tvnrh falls to play well and its
showing la modiocre it can lost the
n-mpmhy or the tens quicker than
one that is trying to climb from
the bottom. That has been provon
time and time again and i! the
\Yashington club gets a bad start in
1926 or worse 39:. dot-(lope a bed
finish. the-re will be mustard in the
sugar howl whcn thcy come to lo:
up lltt‘ profit and loss columns.
..\3 a “hole. 2hr clubs in both mn-
1’3 lv: ‘TllPS are hex-int: lore difficulty
in slum-lg them riayers this your;
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! Il‘tl v:;:-r(‘tt\d (any in llm :mnr to do
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than 12.51. There are too mam-I
heart 2.;rmngs at or last season. and.
son: of the stars who would 'nof
,most likrly to hut the arrows lo the;
riot; tr-qunror are holding hock boo}
_rzusn the victory of the \K‘uslzin:-‘
10:: team upset any possibility thm‘
* 1: have ha: of demandlng a:
gift;
\V‘ncn a («am like ‘Woshinnon;
film the championship. a team tlm‘ :
(«mos from: behind and on!‘ ihnt ls
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_ ' :r."._ it makes it :5 mr cent on»:
Iior (or riub corners in other cities
H-crnw their players have no basis
lim (: l..."\-3"';: M: lllt‘l‘faiit‘a on the
'..,. rul ”2h: :lmy are
I m on i< point out what can be done
Iwith a tonal almost Mold oz to-
i 1:: HF more.
TIM many of the owners are ovrr
gfirvxfnlls lo 51:!) long twrm contracts
.: lining with this season. '1‘“:
. rs ago quite a number of play-
.vrs were attached to two year con-
“acts or lonrt‘r ones. But the own-
Im-a have {child as they misht have
“mugged tron: earlier experience.
that there ere‘ not many players
whom it is polltlc to sign to 1008
term contracts. The moment some
player-a realise they are "let" for
two or three more. they lose tutor-
and pep.
113mm
(Vancouver mm )
“Bridget. didn‘t I hear you quar-
rellng with the milkmsh this 1303:“
mg." ‘ '
"Ye did not. ma'un. 1 MP“.
for the health 0! a. mirage” at the
MTV. who ill.“
“Yet. au9-'
”day- I'. "Boar's the W
an‘ap‘eoua stomped morn-n
said. “That's a thrade Dem-d.” "
Blames Nations _
for Opium Evil”
More
.:v.:a',\":'d in Marilnsi-ur: inst rear and
i:l:‘.:r¥e Orioles: Al ltoizz. purchased
exceptional - bu
Q‘nll Nave-r3. All the owners h.‘_egrhnoe~d tram Litmus I".
29 Men, Including 13
Pitchers, Will Train
At the Fort Myer
Camp
NEW YORK. Jan. 38.—-'l'he Ins
router or the Athletics is composed
of treaty-nine playero—thlrtron
pitchers. eight infleldors. six outfield-
or: and two catchers. An inspection
of the list of players on Connie
ldsck's team shows that the name
of Frank Druggy. the rugged hack-
stop. is misting. Mark has not an-
tic-uncut! any deal that involved
Bram. but as the plaror‘s name
to not on the roster it is evident that j
training camp to Fort My": Fla.)
wzm Buggy 01! the list Maria‘s first
six-in: backstop will be Cy Pvtklns.
Tho nthrr backstop on the realty ts
Gordon Cochrnne. who xrlll make
his major league debut next month.
i‘ovhrm‘e was purchased from theI
Portland club or the Poem Guest;
LI"; gush I
n: lhe thirteen pltchera on the
(‘lllh only six were wltli Mark last
Mutton. This; are Stanwood Baum-
;mrim’r. Sum Gray. Bryan Bards.
rt'u’ Hoimarh. Hay Hooker and Ed-
.‘ i'~ llnmmel. Thu m-u- lmrltn who
w ill ‘1 trim! 02:! an,» 1:. Andrews. who’,
signed by Marl; 3"1'r he wan
to free ‘ocom: Tom (Hess.
from (Zmnhrldge. Md:
bought lr‘un'i tht" Bal-
H (‘y
(in lured
{Ian'v‘hufid
Izo‘n Gruvt‘s.
r‘rim Portsmouth: Arthur Stokes.
purchased from Do- Motors: George
\R'ull-or‘r. purchased from Milwaukee.
and Charles “'lllie. who was par-
Gave-a.
Wallace-g and ‘Wl‘llla are sou'hpawe.
Groves is the most prominent of
‘ eeltgee." he sold.
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film-0mm the eel:
dear place for oheemnoh 01' this
"trill be some
lullewwnlnnlchl‘ah. ltmaybe
Just a small can“ in the hands
a: an amateur. that will catch the
nest snooeastui picture. 0! course.
able. _
“Photographer. amateur and go-
Menal. are arsed to photxraph
the corona (the luminous envelope
at the sun). 1: the camera is to-
euaeed so that tt gives a sharp p36
ture o: the moon or of ohkola as
distant as 1.000 least. it will suffice
and both Ham and long exposure:
should be made. m ‘lom’ we mean
thoe o! to to G0 seconds; by the" I
those at one to live seconds.
“It to recommended that W
with the brush. living in the zone
when. the ecllpee will be total.
should have their colors ready all
thtlr impression of the corona. ’
size and shape of the corona. To
love time. a circle about two inches ,
‘ and mathematical
‘he will not be teizrn lo the team‘s Q ”at“ 0‘ a 3013: "C“?!- m be P”.
' made it the exact limits can be cor-
.Japan Welcomes New I
this «Lose and make a record oli
"Persons skillful in drawing
should make a sketch. showing the
in diameter should be drawn in ad- ;
reset. to represent the outllne or 3
the black moon exactly coverlng the '
sun. and then the sketch should MI I
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I
made to scale.
"Accurate statements are needed;
about taint band. of alternate dark E
and light that appear on lhc enow‘
belore and after totality. They have
never been accurately photographed
and descrlpuone diner neatly. ea-
umates to! the width 0! the hands.
dirertione in which they are moan;
and speed. should be recorded.
"Persons lh'ing along the edge 0!
of the shedow can do a useful solen-
um: service oy noting whether any
part 0! the sun is left uncovered at
the moment or greatest durknes It
so. thty are slightly oil the line. It
to a real trzumph of astronomical.
skill that the.
dtcud. tut improvements can be!
rocked by observation to
a mlle.
"Suth rcrmrts could be made
local phloem which to turn could
send them to the Scientific Ameri.
can in Ncw York. with is to oolloct
such lnlormaflon for the American
lees than
20::
Astronomical Society."
Carnegie’s Son-in-law ;
Plans 51,000,000 Home ;
I‘Ol'Gl‘Ililil‘Il‘SIE. N. Y.. Jan. :3. I ‘
"Roswell Miller. son-la-law or the 3
late Andrew Cat-noses. plane to er-I
«rt a mansion to roe." more than
$1040.00” on the large. «tale knoun I
as “Craigard.” lust cart at Mill-I
brook. it was announced today. .
Disarmament Meeting 1,
TOKIO. Jars. 28.—T‘.eplylng to
urination; in the lower house 0! the
the new lumen He cottrthe Ath-
nine of the most cilantro pitchers in
*m-v .\:noriran League.
cult to “in as tronsifitr‘nily at he dld
in the loam-national League last aes-
eon the A‘s may be a. Walloon!
factor 11': the coming Alma-men
League grind.
Three Sew m
The only new lndeldera on the
team ere Robert Hlppe. French v.1;-
afooa and Marvin Smlth. Elapsand
Moos Joined the team as tree
agents. whlle Smith was purchased
trout Evansville. Hippo Ifldfllled
from the Furman University. where
last year he attracted considerable
attention a a second haeeman. up
atooa loads a name tor him-cl:
rhlle playing independent ball
around Philadelphia.
man: would «1th Haneer at Elm
. . Mp at second. Dykea at
1rd and Genomic: the short held.
.u-udxtner.a1 ,7
aod’rankwaeh. wanes-eel!
ammmmomh-
sustain-on the Toledo c1“
_imirs $106.000 and to expected to be;
H Grow-s is?
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“’hen Black has his 9% in:
trainin: he they compose his first.
lmprriai Diet ”Ml gr the remn-
::2hn:ion or the l “(‘6 States to
runner disarmumrnt confer-g
, :he Japanese anmicr o! war.I
”fem-rat General lssrl linkl. 10-5
said he rat: no roason why
Jaysn should take exception to such
a mop when it is inspired from sea-
uioe motives of. frankness. tall-ac.
and sincerity.
Joining tn the retail? trade by «m;
nairfister of war. the minister at the’
navy. Admiral H . Takenbe. said
that Japan «would be: glad to Join in
such a confer: nee if it is called in
a. uprit coastal-ht with the pr:::d~
pie «! internmlonal peace and
frimdsl‘ip.
"l:
'ul’l
’Ilt
Llr
that discriminatory diderenual
which hlta all ports north of Phil-
adelphia to restore commerce to
Boston.
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