o3. Mil-s to rises «We
. slim airmail! cushion!
filth (istnr (l. hmicnlmm
2A!) scoldent not rrporiod to the
0 occurred at Winfield street
lest svenue. st 11:30 ocloclt
- y morning, “hon ti speed-
New lurk our clipped it light
' gt the corner sud thlow it
the air. sll tour oheols leaving
Yemeni at the luilli- time. No
as were cultured by any oi the
dilute but lie-ultimatum stated
the SQ-JSI‘. “no considclably
ed.
cording to accounts the Now
Mr. s. cm: Uulch, came down
. Itrtest at u lively rate and
,‘ the sedan just us it was cross-
.‘fiiie oot of the street to Moduo‘s
' station. i‘lio sedan lose in
Ilt and was only saved from
hits: over by striking the curb at
”int. 'ihtoe spokes in one of
on wheels were ltnutkui out
no rlnt donmitshcd.
. men riding in the Dutch in-
' ted the damage and the driver
1an Miami so In compensation to
- ! sedan drltcr. on being de’
tilted. ho raised the hid to 51.0
was accepted by the other man.
owns at fault by the rules at the
t! and both mrill‘s vollliillhtd on
i' way.
Another crash on Winfield street
mush the afternoon was reported
done or the care towed to Byrnc'e
3, me but d-milu cowl-l not be
désrncd.
O t B
he accident at Hontord switch
ties the claim of residents in the
ion who have suggested that on-
. ‘ it: tho Cllt‘V’O at that point
did he moon to the point. than the
b operation at East avenue and
31m stteot. now under way. A
'd' or eight feet of the property
the corner. said to he owned by
my end Ayroe. to the city would
's the chungo possible and would
him with tho action or the
Avenue Methodist Episcooal
urch truotws'g :1! tin; t'itlll't‘h cor-
, 1 s s s
fi‘ ddltlon to the rcgulnr morn-
' d evening services at the
dish Congregational church yes-
. the Young People's society
it- first afternoon service of tho
. . lit 6 eclock. .,
’1'!!! Young i’coplc are to have an
r picnic and outing today at
,. Mflln and Taylor grounds.
h-tho members of the church in.
ed A. It is expected that about 75
urn out and the sitalr is to be
.‘it'nin or shine.‘ In case of
mil-ate showers the society will .
It the day brings a. com-xi
s all: the picnic will adjourn
m an basement oi the church.
ifi—Ai'flv-um
P. M.
‘ scam.
Edda—Roxanna Erh. contralm.
7:15—~Mnion Gov-shenann. piano,
1:30-D;tvlt Orchestra.
3280-426!” Omen. bu ritono
8:i5--~-Dnrothy Hoyle, violin
moriwmnrcnt's Orchestra.
1tv.00-—~Opom "Emmi."
ll:('li-l.’.':00A-—Lcntz's Orrin-sire.
sail—wwvcxaom
P. M.
3:00-m8ymphonlc concern
dbS—WJTF-Nti
1”. it.
7;tvll"Ilnstl-nll.
7:05—«1iladtson l‘onrert Orchestra.
Mil—Talk, John 8. Kennedy
8:00—4imw-cii Enumh’r.
9:00—4‘0 ho annmmrrd
10:00~Iiumor and songs
10:30-Dnnce music.
nto-—wnns_rml
1'. .i .
EGO-«Jolly Jrster. snug-s,
fizlfiwhiinassinn rind Bacon, Nutm.
tl'n,
Jon." C. .i. Iicrtn‘n.
TAIL—Dance Orrhmrn.
7:15-1-Iinschall scarce and none.
7:18 —-Dnrrc nrrlweim.
381—1i‘l‘.\i‘-—4l:ltl
songs.
10:3ihiii'iSm—Vlncvlit nnti O'Tnoh'.
songs.
10:46—11 :(‘0~ hm Iinrnugh. ionnr.
ll :00-11:30-wStrlckl1nd's Orchestra
' ML— Yum—4:.”
P. M.
G;3'.)—-—.‘ic.ilpin firrhcstrn
:00»~Coughiiu lu‘ntrrioinm-s.
(law-Emplcymcnl Opportunitios.
.1ll~~—l\it‘.Alpin Orchowim.
Silo-Monte (fnrlo Orrimetra.
Oflwflirisiinn i'cionco Environ.
:15~1«lour of music.
10:15m-ifigimnes l‘fnttrtniners: news.
“:00 ---- cnny's Orchestra.
i.t'1i0»‘Brlgltton Orrhorlrn.
373—‘VRWY-«8iill
umfu-x-‘
1‘, iii, '
7:00———Sport rays: tinsseiet digest.
:lS—Weatiw report.
7:20w-Judith Roth, songs,
or
7.30——0rland’e Orchpstrs.
8:00~Jnno Tums. contmlto.
s : i 5—élltzrnlo's Orchestra.
:00-~"Tho Astrology Humbug." ii.
Gét‘tishrtclt.
li:15—-~Jngi Hiroee. baritone.
D:30--chk Hughes. ukulele.
'273-\\"FBH—.i ,iOO.
<3
". Iii
inflow-Fro nit Gnlasei. tenor.
BELL {SLAND
. Thoso desiring to place items
in this column should ammuni-
cute with Miss Josephine N.
chglm. tel. 1930,01- with The
[ironing sé‘nttnsi. 'I‘ci s2
‘ Bsncc
"him ‘ "“Mcrry
._.
w - necficuti
'Patents
.madg merry Saturday night at the
Ammonia? Eve.
Chinamen clowns. tonghe. Span-
'lorils. colonial demos and sailors. nil
f‘“ "-0-
The iollowing were issued Au-
' *1, 2236. List compiled at the
ii! Wooster and Davis. pa~
lawyers. Bridgeport: l
1‘ iiwiglo, Bridgeport .5
. 13, '1‘: :3 Bridgeport,' ,
., cel connector. |
Albert 1'. \‘.'«:i.«~.>. lit-:dgoport. key- i
ted switch. '
.i'ii'y Cow 11th tt'o d collapsible!
ls.
on J. Horton and M H. limes;
. l and West Hartford tail-i
mil“! iubricotor.
it"s? J. La Ducer, Hartford. pro-l
mutilate.
fin-om P Kisxim, Hartford. silen-i
B. Tumor sod C. Knowles.
in. Chedeuyne. New In.
relief valve and relief velwe
West connection. .
h'B. Manama. .‘orth Huron.
,pdnchute.
no means “insulin: it.
3. String. New Haven.
M burner.
'K. Heyer, Standout.
C.
Mu
" Cole, Wetter-Bury. bums. 3’1““ 5 4- 9“-
. following were awarded prizes:
w tooth “iterator. Week—end guests 01' Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Ottenburg. gave on exhibi~
tlon‘ tango. ligr. Chaim is the son at
Chili“. the wen known Ne'w York
dsncinx master. George Eisvin rsvs
'l'. Hulse, ch Bevan, “ violin ”mt
donated by Mr sud Mrs. 1!. Joseph
Wright and 'were Won by Mrs. J.
' Wotan. New Haven. vsc- Taylor and Mr. ‘Stsniey Lucas.
duels or all tenants” momma: were
:1 A. m u l ' st 1 postponed cum tom. no results
a n "'5‘ m m‘ or the militants some snares:
Smith 'stsmtazo. drum. 7 a. a c e- d.
lilos. - - .
‘0. Davison. New In... ”the tandem 11m Dell Istud is
service mg. . one ‘ {the WWrmmer to-
arm; Mlnchcster. mm. [sorts em The team: 23sec sow
"inserting; - but this “.01!“ka
gayest-.br’flflwfl'mm
ism. laws m it one so MitM‘mm will
”I membegtgs this when as Is- '
masquerade. The costumes were
works of art and the judges hed s
hard time deciding the winners. but
finally, nftor much discussion, the
Girls
Prettiest. Muriel Swenson.
Most original. Catherine Hughes.
Funniest, Charlotte Kruger.
' ' Boys
Pretticet. Chat-ice Spear.
Moat original. ’anir Schwartz.
Funniest, Frederick Houston. Jr.
Women
Prettiest, Mrs. Frederic J. Built.
ll.
Most original. Mrs. James C. Stags.
. Funniest. Mrs. Victor Cahill. »
Men
Prettiest. J. Chelirt.
MOet origins! Sigmund Eweneon.
*I‘unnlest. Gdél‘zfi Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Chum. Who were
The lucky humour mites mu
litmus or out refit yesterday the
”Wort-on"!!on detected Cloris
“Brooks him Muted Donald
trimmer In use
womanh-
"" museum.
mom-rum” m n sir ; bassoon milk—list” loud, tenor; westher.
6:30—44. 5. MW Hum-whit nrrhes- “'71““-““" MCDWWN- 30““;-
T'illl~"llmv in (.‘hnnso Your Lilo lil'i'i‘r“ \lll‘li‘li' i‘l‘Otl‘l‘ullL
1 M.
8. GO mill-«Billiinry llnmi
0:20-9:51lw—i’i’lliiams 'l‘rio.
9 7'0 infill-Wilmer}: . 'i‘ntsy ii 0 vs.
10:00ulil23‘.’ ~ Strickland“: Owiiostm.
iizl‘ilunernio‘e Orchestra.
' uted as follows:
Film. 8“.
Ii:l3—-Mitchel Aucrbech. son‘s
«Lia-HAM» l‘lsy tslk.
7:0«t-Amsricsn Lesion tsilt.
Llfio-Muiestio Enscmhio.
Salli-Thi- Hymns, soup.
Lain-(inviting celebration of Col-
cmisl storing: Golf Club; sd-
(mu, Mayor Walker; mus-
lc.
‘lnrlwwinhor lmy ifrosrsm: spook—
: and Joseph 1’. ltysn. John C.
Loulltlin; music.
"'“"’""”"' anulikowsky. tenor. imamhino driven by Peter Muhlinu-
.. 3H Mayo sml linrrls ukulele. l
' WW“ 5 Jo
“Those to uiscs itoms
this-“column Id commot-
road when one of the front wheels
livrao—Hsrry do Taber". \lolin.
ll:tll.-—}'nrle Orchestra.
saw-woman".
1". iii.
8:(iu-—Mo\:l- tellt.
B:05-——Una Welsh. piano
‘2: l tin-ill”; tiny. songs,
mill—tlimrlor Coleman. sonar.
sow—Sush- Sunshine. novelties.
‘ {Izod—Churler Coleman. songs.
lbw-liudlo ‘v'illsn.
923ii~l§uuilyllde lluntblors.
10H:U ~l.cnny Lends. son‘s.
ill:t't’r.—.<ttllllysiilt.i liuiulllole
P. M.
still-“‘Mbu-Mlu.
Ilztiilatzmt Lowe. son's.
than—Bill atclnkc. sport talk.
ti:46—-l.aurht Jnnho homes“. so-
prano. and Mary liulboch.
[llflliu‘
Thu—Alumni: Sl‘l‘t'lludislh.
kiwi—”tiara \nlt Mason. tenor.
sub—dean La him-r. soprano,
it:3t)-—-Lilh0l‘ talk
flzifi-itlwllm-l'opular songs.
10:00-vNews.
mulls—Alina licll Sorontulors.
mastic-Evelyn Laslm. song».
limo—Blue licll Serenaderx.
3i0~WAllii-—-Diiii.
P. M,
lulu—"4103* Scout: prngrnm.
Szmlw—Hynchrophasu limn.
Willi-«Major Limit Atkinson, loo.
turn.
9:15--Jnnct lluslt-llcchl, oontralto,
stile—Fred J. Bacon. banjo. Cassia:
Bacon ukulele.
imooa—Studio rlrogrnm.
10:55-'i‘imo signals; weather.
lil:(i(l-Vnrlcty program.
«lobe-“DR, Newsrkutilo.
F. iii.
kill-Shelton Ensomnlv.
still—Sports. mu Wathcy.
Two'shelion blusemhlc.
Paw-News.
’lvlliiv—Brooklyn prorrrmn
. F:ll0—-“Buropmtn Motoring," John
N. Willy's.
leli~Voonl program.
9:00~Kloln’e Serenade”.
lemon-Monterrey Society Orchestra.
town—Concert quintet.
Geora'e Footo. 82.00.
F. H. Foster, 82.00,
W. ii. Clark. 32.00.
J. B Secloy. sent}.
Mrs. l... K. Clinton Still,
Humuol Tweedy. $23.0“.
iii.i 5. Council. 8
Mrs. John Cotter, 521w.
Dr. J. .l. Strohmoyor. 32.00.
J. A. Ferrhi. $2.00.
G P. Andrews, $2.00.
Casino Fund 70 tickets at 25c
$17.50.
2% cream tickets st 10 cents 22.20.
Ice cream served cud sold “.50.
Mrs. E. Stewart. 82.00.
.1. Todd. Stalin.
Mrs. A. E. Schuldico. 82.00.
B. 152. Fay. $9.00
Hoyt and Follows, $2.00.
1'}. M. Barth-ii. :3 hi).
0. Jones. $2.00.
Mr. Berch, 82.00.
iii. Mallory. $3.00.
M. B. Andrews, $2M
E. Hoyt. 82.110.
. B. E. Hull. $2.00.
E. B. Brown $2.00.
Whiet proceeds $18.50.
Whisk proceeds. 29.00.
Mr. Hanna. $3.00.
John Benedict. $2.00.
Mr. Ftl't‘ell, 22.00.
Whllt proceeds, “.75.
Whist proceeds. 22.75.
William James. $2.00.
W. Hopkins. $3.00.
F. W. Hubbeli, 22.00.
Total, ttzmo.
, The money that year we distrib-
Stsndud on company. oil. ".38.
W. 8. Bturtsvsnt. lamp snd zlobr.
[0 cents.
Huhboll sud Sissies, brm lock.
76 cents.
“142.53. Donaldson. printing tickets.
J. B.« fleets]. muons”. ”.50.
ii‘. 8. Fitch. oil or 1902. 23.82.
W. B .sturtsvss'lt. chimneys. temps.
etc., £2.11.
wagons“ Kearney. lighting lamps.
sun set Holder! mun; ism
“24.1le is July. 81': so. Fl
"a DeKlyn end Son. ics cram.
-0.
Joseph Dots. umbrella. u. so.
It. 62.
Student Oil comm , one 1,.
of oil. “.40. y "'1
“33': W. Powell, repsirinc isms.
Richest Marmot-y. 2! am list
ismpe in Austin. ‘26. 00. m
”.1318. Fitch chimneys sad Mots.
w.‘ 18.0 Damnevsnt, istnti snd bars.
2‘. w. Fitch. chimneys. so cents.
molest Woes-v.0 Jillian: tsmps
M Mom.
M
Wmmflutw
W.
n. '
m 0w mi Woodman.
momma. “almond“...
caught in the trolley truck and up-
set the csr. trscturin; the right not .
of Clan Muhihnuscn. daughter of
the driver. and severely Blinking up ‘
Peter Muhihnuson. Jr.. ii. .V'toln ,
Muhlhnuecn. 17. the fourth occu-
psnt of tho nutchlns. suffered a trac- -.
lured linger and the driver escaped '
uninjured.
Policeman John ilsrqulst investi-
gated the accident and carried the
injured to the Norwalk hoepitsi "
whore’ they were trestod by Dr. W. .1
.l. Trscey. Clare Muhlhnusm sun. ’
mined u compound fracture of the 1
right srm betwecn the shouldur and
the elbow, itor condition and that ”I
at her stator was reported as 500d 1
by hospital authorities. The dflmfl‘. j
to tho muchln» was slight.
U D O
in tho first of the ill l'lOS of games 3
between the too picltud teams of tho
Ox Ridge iiunt club. the Pet-slum v
detected tho Modes by the score at A
s~6 in at strenuously contested some V
[sutured by last riding. N. Snow -
starred {or the Moot-e nnd V. Sio-
cock. playing No. 2 position for tho
Pct-sluts, was chiefly responsible {or
the Victory. Dells Rabbis
W..- "m.— P -M-.m“..-~-M. as“ «two
m'mlfla. . statue by Andrus (or n tilnr Mix it primnu.
. NORVALK- CONN- MONDAY. SEPTEMBER u, my.
.. m... ---......_.. «W .M. . _. ....-..... . .-...-,. .
0' I St. Francis and Wolf “ ,
Gem“ * " '” fy°u 1'de untru'luts ‘
Ill tin: Lahhlutull Lumi "l'iL
F r Of A ' . "'m' Hum“ 0' "' "mm" '“ d 'eworthtw- t -'
”this link as! Donia. Isl. . raw 8815! um ,. u» w» elm-w» w in» Ho. ’ h . “.1 y "d” ‘
m u l' “ ' iln '< .l! 5'...‘ tilllq‘ \.llll ‘e um - 'KUDW’“ H MU; ll Ill)“ w P Q 'i -\ 'i
. i LUMVONw Snvcn hurriuwl imllh‘ “""t ' ” “m” "1 " ‘H "" " """ I unlosx “’Jr(‘1’t"}“"’ " [)R a" ‘5 '
. n30 (Jottihcr 4_ next. i"l.ll‘.‘t‘.lt‘ii '1'5 ””“y u: M "'5' "'v "' that ' changed. Edge“ “11" '
Berumlonc. lhu "llttlo ti 1' u w n "‘3 limit“ to L0 011ml. ~. .u tum. 11”".t n ' .
Brother." lull. ‘iNIlh'S illIthL'l itl' “m1" 1"“; I "“1"“ W ': Infill. ' \ i l".
his "Lodv Pox-city." lt.«iy wall cr-‘u-l ““1 ""‘ “Vii --l'l W J‘s-l \Mlh ' ' '
bruit: this (We Al I wit-lull null null """""5 "3"" 4’“ "" WW“ "“‘I'
holininy. i'llllrmls will come from ’J” “M“ “Mr" "“4 ’ '5” " "-V i ‘ u“ ‘,‘ ..
over the world to tho llttio hill mun "U“? ““1 ““4““ K i -" "Lt ‘
,l "killlti lllim... 1% ti' \iw" ll:
~.....-........—-- ~-—-~—-‘ - ho ltJlllt' u! .l<.~: 1 l Lilli l i . - to
it: to l :li. in l. twr i\
1.... n ‘ ‘ l t . i
4 ."w \\«\._ umul hi. '|\\ i" '1‘, ‘A 'i " A 3 i
At 9.30 o'clock Sunday morning ’i - » ""“"" “ “ ”M“ 1'" “‘ “’
r“ ‘ bfvhi» tillti tlli i‘i.l|'-i‘]i' it Hit“
i [wt l“. llll saint lit. RIM nil
son. Glendale. N. Y. overturned so- ' 1...: ”lint him m 1.1. u. tun ., d." l ‘ ‘ '
' " ‘ ., l. " " “r “I I0~-tuse non WRVL . '
ins down sit. Lulu. s hill on the Post. i ‘ if. mid“...- Rl. Mound. \'-.-—ths liduwuui.
but i lliti' \\nl:. i no i‘ll lull“ sum-u. stclennh 250' nictrn. . ........ '
that thou tonne its llculvlo no
il’lt'Jl'i‘. Amt ill-y in turn mull
. lorgiw tin. .tl'lil mlllnr nun um
I dog nllnli hurt iluct‘.”
. The town l'wrmitrr ttli ti-
I wolf lllltl until its |l(.lt‘iflll «i all.
he no lIllll,'l' \mn A dim, r l:-
illll.ll.
l
i
‘ ['t'JCL‘ with iltcu .tml tho «113'. :w M”-..
.
”Maw “.23:
«as-w... . ..
Here’s an trout
ior you and your;
lttllllty flllti Ii. rill; \\.l it' It” thll 5,
.ttltiuntml |i_\ int... .1 [ll .. '
Hull ‘IH’ \oulll ,
“Thu 1. iltu: luut Mun n... :~ l'
iiionrtu. lu \illUlll till ill in“ . .y. . ‘ . > ‘
l/t‘utlwls. turd “Lu du‘llbuiud ~.nm..-' in the Peppermll;t- L?|l'5\"1\ i
it) tho Hallo: null lrfrtlc, “u." m, may j ., .1 ‘ . . _
it'l' adult in his youth. liu um l‘ll'l J .Ugar’kQaICd JdeLl. ,
in Assist in list ninl “.m it»: :nvz’
lut zt wcnllhy lllt‘ti‘htlti. l Another tr”: in tilt ,1 ‘ ; . ‘ s;
As u m litmlluv in w. .. 1.. l nt:.;-‘ . _ , ' '
.gotll. though lire ill-.1 .‘ .llll li'wl ii ~ll flaVOFCd all“) iiibltic U-x‘ ’,
l"l‘~.-ll-;ll. ills tannins g...‘ ll.lll .1,-f:» ;
(lt alluding; mmny ill. \l..<, ml ;. That'a
id llllltl uttlt 3n}, dintllutc lull
puniollr lit: \clvtll in tho nlui‘J lf' w i 1.3.],5 . k” .t‘
Ant-int 1n n “m “llll l'lltlglu. all r g by d: 2N
romantic lt-tnllorumv Ill and l.‘ \r...’ l
i
i
in Assisi. llut soon turnout lwbuil m l Chewing S'io'Vdv‘
Tile lino up'
Persians I
. . .. ,. , -i' his t. llct' l v: .
‘2': I" gain? hi‘itlldh " and King and "Hilton “ H“ “"1 lliii' . in lCi't'uit luot't 'ti'l‘ " r in" '1' L'OIt'E'l'tl'i‘:l"
. .. . . Cl? . H - t . , A Iltl w
:\'0 3 u '5' \‘rkwinhlu trihuio lo M lr'unL'lb till, “()ili lilo it. IJlil'il..ll u-‘Li;[-ullnn.' delight.
. ~ '. . ~ ' l'alt Oi‘ ililslsdtll: icltiwtllullltuiglm mum". l l‘l‘ll'i" H“ “(‘l‘i m .
Bock (‘ (.ornm, W: the “m1 himself. to h‘ ( l . . .
“91.. . S 5 “H" C’Jtlii about it I‘ll“ lls in i gull: ill 9.. ' ' >
‘ 4“ teachings. and tum to tho putrtoln- Ito i‘eali ' tilltlilla mi: .
Nil 1 J- “- l’f'm call to devotion on the p it i’ M “(Mum “hm“! 0" 5‘1”” “ " "”5' 'i ' 7
' » J 0 ’5- ' “ ‘
NJ- 3 C:- W 1-“”‘““’W eolini who hlfl -\ b u “"h “'5 "mu” nun. ' “°"““‘ “l and libido: Wu dilullic in
V0 3 1-: ,n Ber: ‘ “‘ “ 0°” “CL“‘N‘I' peasant is brown clunk on “hull in.
A ,k N, . . or bt‘ll’ig’omtlv devout. liui it 55 mm drawn a moss, and sillivd n - l
Doc 3 . hntlix,‘ ' 'lIl Ducc hit; null “31.) 111p. “ind; m” mm‘m“ And its dOUiliC
Francesco "the most ltauion of saints “u f, . l
.. ., . . . . ml (till 0:: r c! lmmwu .
. the annual mu .ltnl b....r.lt oi .113 and the lliOsL‘lMiiltly oi Italians." 'i'rhtrs mld‘i‘mm”; well“ a ll .. ......‘v value ”1 the pit-21w
.\orot0n voluutrcr ““3 company “'31" [Just For Months. {irritation of the Po u. li'n. “oil'm-i'v' ' - - ‘
°1 ~‘ ‘ *: lite and bunt-fit it
in the the ileum: 'l'hursdsy. FFNM‘ The real celebration of 1m in: tilt] were tullod "mlnoroa" or pom lull
snd Seturdsy won the success thltt works of St pm“
the oflorte ot the firemen deserved started and “m a.
Final results arc not yet in but the reel. of the )Iill‘
proceeds will in all probability cone Assisi hm; mm. “1.;
up to ills msrk set by the workers. nto mu. similar
The committee in chars: or the tall committees in .\ m 0 ri c n. loll}. . WW...“ he “a, no “a. a . 1 1 . ,1.
”mun" 0' William b' \Vhitclaw. France. Belgium “3"“ Spnin. .tan. in was more likt~ our “206'!“
chairmen. June: Bennett. secretary. The mom important run,“ out uc- 1 Salvage“ Army ”New. In: Yogi
snd Rev. J. J. McGusns. treasurer. cur 0mm," 4 mm
C O t ‘
gate. Lardimi Meir“ dei \ol. will God lie “-35 on“. teen (it w ;
Lorn W. Brown of standard was omclste. During October iho three 3...}; across h1g3 mm m “.13., 2f:
the ”Nike! at the “10°!an Of the European \irtuee or poi/.crts 'hn- ‘10; and aiming l‘renth psalms. In
Christian endeavor cometsr or the
at Assisi. haileds utll ill-1'01}; it n
vision». lit: turmd in nigh” 'lul
repair it ~l.uizh ho mu: u hunt iii
“utmost value in longvt». ,
2:1 :1“: “'1'“! 11;” folk. brcnuse pmclty “as their 1or-‘ provides.
\ r' "‘3‘ 1“ lion. 'iho order grew humid nil
. ””lml H‘"ii;'1"rim:le' reckoning. . ' ' ‘-
nwl in mlizzhjlr—é can”; an “unlit-N anicy’s ai'u'xb' a
C0l'llilidll'10!ttl\v. v“. ., .. .l
.l spite of 11.5 lnsistr. . 3 26M LO “0d“ and
i tho l‘upnl Lo-
towels were to he the mincirol» of‘
on use when men were often and;
Dutch Conventional church sim-
dsy svenlltt. Adivities we" rosum- return of tho pastor. Rev Georgo brothers and gutters coluh
, ratio 1:
ed st the Chumh $0.11"qu It the Tattle, from his summer vacation. [pm-“cm“ ‘Sister Lurk: .. g j
ll 11
Gene About and
Famous
Charade} off to the
Training Camps
So that you can
Have the real
“Inside” on the
Dempsey-Tunney
Fight.
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- W77 AJOR HOOPLE, who helped the
‘ =” 1’. 1! Marquis of Queensbury draw
'- . - his well-known rules and
.... woOnceknockedoutJohnL.
““4 Sullivan, Jim Corbett and
‘ y Dcp aw in the course
i; at the Explor-
to cover the Demp-
fer The Evening
The major has set sail from his
mm‘Wmhm“; other“
. 58’
, 722.2”322
., , an
filter: the meet.
e jovial.
Boarding
to animals. he called tin-m all:
The major really doesn’t care who and will have to excmi:~mz131 m' l'lsweli
wins the fight, but he is anxious to give known ingenuity to raise the raiiwm.
both Dempsey and Tunney the benefit fare; perhaps—but you never can tt‘ii
of his fightinwrience. According Just what Major Hoople will run into
to the major, in the early nineties when he gets Sta} ted.
the name “Hoople” was synonymous
. with the wind “fight”.
Starting soon, a story ”under the
giafi’sm lay-line will be written each dav
y
The series will be concluded when the
major writes his own account of the
ht on Sept. 23..
on can ima e the sort of time
Major Hoopla Will have at the training
cam is.
'gad, sir! J can recall when Jem
Driecoll used to come to my home to
ssk for pointers whenever he had a
match to face”-—or some-
‘M line.
“gem: will undoubtedly hm hilt
Wise. too. Perhaps there will
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