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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 10, 1912 · page 11

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”That the big icuguo olilciuls moan it’ only littgu will only light shy or the
what they Buy in regards to smashing booze he will be u valuable acquisition
baseball 1pools was evidenced today (Olllell‘allkts ol‘ Moth-awn daddies.

 

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To be Waged Vigorously—New

 
 

 
 
 

when the r'ltnountimncnt _ was model
that New York. Brooklyn and Jersey}
1 My moguls ll.1d joined hands to work
with tho polit'o in stumping out tl1.1
11ll. ’lllo 11101111110111 is 't “lfit‘ 0111.1 ini
(‘Vl‘l'y l'i‘tlllll’tl
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(lunbonl Smith lost 011 n docision to
Jim Stouutt lust night but 11111 iatt11t' HI
11111111 wits (Mu-ll 11io1111d h) tilt.1 iif. ,
(11,111 of ll11it1r11 (1 l’ntsev llnl111' who do i
111191111111 1111:1111“) 11d 1111.- inundatvn oil
illt" boxing (omtnissioll by ttunotlt-ing
Stonal't the winner. iluiev hold up:
81111. ll't‘s right hand. fans are con-
raider'nbll intorotlted in 11"atthlniz the
outcome of this infringement.

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“illicit“ l'ttlytnond has been reinstall-
ed and will report to the Giants as
soon as he lit-1'8 paid his line ol' $100.

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[HUB HWHEHS Hill
Hiillii HHEH

President O’Rourke Fines Hart-
tord and New Britain Clubs
for Playing Exhibition Games

 

 

 

Messrs, James H. Clnl'kln and .lllnles
l. Muhplly today are firmly convinced
that it is an ullprolilnbln v11=nturt1 to tri-
l‘.(1 with ruins. 1111112111 Juniors O'Rourke.
in his 111111111111 .1111 lirusidt nt of tilt1 (‘on-
ttccticul tongue is plodnt 1] to enforce.
l-io. have been tilted $50 for breaking
the 1'ui11 which says that it'llxnc clubs
must 11111 pluy 11.1:hibltlon 111111111114 dull'ing
tho lcnguo season.

\lr. Clunltitt. who is the ou'lwt' 11f the
Hartford i‘1‘oii11w11t'1s. and Mr. Murphy,
11 ho occupies the stunt1 position ill re-
sptut to tilt1 Now liritltiu ll'znt'h played
an exhibition 111111111 at New liritnin inst
Sunday. They drew 11 big crowd at
tho nettle and utter the name they
throw the' attention 111' President 0'-
lel'kc. ’l‘hen 111111' drew tilt? tine.1 nnd
tilt1 dtty' bctoro the next league moot-
ing they will draw choclls for $50
each.

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Will Hll'liHlSE
HHHHE I Will?

Report That New York First
Sacker Will he Swapped
for Speaker or Johnson

The mystery surrounding tilt1 illness;
of Hal Chase. star tirst hust'nlun of
the New York Americans look 1) Fit-
thol' sonsnt lonal tltln yesterdnt' so fat
as llné‘lllifilfldilll'll gossip goes.

it was rumored around tilt1 corridors
of tilt-1 Somerset ilotoi, New Yorit.
where the St. Denis Browns are stop-l
plug, that the former manager or the
Kitties will be traded to a rival club
within the courne of u very few dttys.
it is whispered that. Waite-1' Johnson,
the wonderful piltchorn of the1 Senntorc
will come in exchange for the best first
darker in the business. Another sur-
‘7 mien contlotlis the name of Tris Speak
or, crack center fielder ol’ tilt1 Boston
Red 80);, with the proponcd ownp.

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COLD PLUNGES.

L. Sumner Wilson. of Winulpauit.
"the clever little lulsltotbuli and built-.-
’ bull player ol’ tilt1 high scnooln. unty bo

seen any clear titty refreshing hiutoolt
in the cooling watot's oi lllt‘ 111111111 mill
poll-d. A well known httslmtbnll conch.
took it recent plunge with “Link."

 

 

 

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.Slte—lt must be 11 hard blow to n
mun'to be rejected by n wonuln. 1

lle~ludeed it must.

111111141111 you know, I don't. thlnkvi
could over how the heart to do it

1"Iu My..- Hug.

“ ."veit; 1111111 outmoded 1111111 .111111 111111
16111111111111 all bio presents "

“And be 11ml" .

“EV": all. of them. Wlty.1ile oval?

went 110151!” 111.111 until her not: 1‘;
111111111 We! of lace powder wilh b’ . .
1111111 ottltfiloibx {hilt “one no that mt. ; "

her ltq 11111111 111111. tailor: that much

 

 
 
 

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‘ yesterday will-n 1111 hold the Cardinals

j'l‘ile Giants hum b11111 playing grout

lthe game will in- u corltt-l'.
'cn-s will have the some lineup on the
diamond this. week.

ML-..WW

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In Cbndae. of South NOI‘WIlk 1110 norm pupllI—«eaumdly tip-on

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York, Brooklyn nnd Jersey City
Oitlcials loin With Police ‘

Mathewson again 1.11.1111: to tho front

h1..1lpless it tool/111 like 11 good season!

“3" ”“‘ 1111; 5“ NEW roux, 11111.1 11).~~t.11111:111111 oi

the baseball clubs in New Yorlt, Brook-
lyn and Jersey City have Jointed today
with tho pollen in .a crusade to sup-
press pool soiling on baseball guinea.
District Attorney Cropscy, ot Kings
ctulnty llllti ltnkcn up the legal (tutor
tion of H'lllug baseball pools, wihicit.
ho usiti. ho bun boon informed was-go-
i111; on at wholesale in Brooklyn and
Manhattan. Agents intro been 1111
sinned it) Mr. Cropney to collect evi-
dcncc to no pt'osontvd to a grnnd jury.
Tho police conunlttsiontbrs in .lortwy
City have pulled a upeclal meeting for
11111111 Wolinosdny to consider the out-u.
lieu of baseball pools.

1111.11.1111'11111111 shown that in linu-
drods ot‘ saloons and cigar stores are
bold ill what in known all “blind poal.“
i'ool nailing is sold to no going on in
other (llle‘.

LEAGUE RESULTS

Thu New York (iintltt; have fought
their win to the head of thcl on run

bull ot’ into

'l‘ht1 buttons will lincup 111111111111 tho.
'.l'lni1eruit1 Club at Bridgopont tomor
1"o11 aftorttcon at. .lltl ill llnrit'n. 'l‘ilt'i
'iil'idg1111'tllt truth is 'ntadc up of 9:11.111
:1!st of \nlo and Cornell L'lnltersitio-
and many grut lilaihs of them are out:
|illl§'P|‘i§. it is thtu‘clol'o judged that
The Dari.

 

HHASSiSlHi lHH’iE
Pill BY Milli
Ill linS liliilil

dorsrox. Tex- 1111.1 10.——.11111-11.
third billil‘l‘l'lnll of the Wit-('11 club of
the 1‘11qu league retired the Houston
loam in tho tlrst inning of yesterday '1;

 

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

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Ybbterday'o Reunite.
All gillil'Hs pout'ponod rltin.

 

Standln'g of Clubc.

 

game with a it"llilti' ploy llnnsnislod. w. L. pf.
Willi l‘lliltll'l'S on around and third New Haven .......... .1. 0 1.000
but-11.1 tho Houston lurtntntm burned for a llt'idgoporl .......... 3 3 .600
“rqlleczo” play. He buntt-d tho bnil New Brim,“ .......... 3 2 £00
high. 'l‘hc .1'111111111' from third rucod Springtit'id ........... 3 4 ‘33:;
itl\\‘lll’t'l homo and tho mun ut net-11nd ”Uh-0k" 1 4 .3111)
base come to third But Alkcn tltntthl 1 Hartford ............ l .1 .290
tho bunt, tugged tilc 111.111 from 111 1151111

illitl touched third burn: before the 1111111 Games Today

Now Britain at New llntcn.
Hartford at Bti Report
ilolyoho at Springfield

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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

who uttompted to score-would got buck.

121111.111 tilts
10 11111111111113

Rainy Weather Has Put National
and American Leaguers

 

Yesterday's Reunite.
Now \‘ork it. Sit. Louis 3.
i’hiltldoipiliu 4. (liltcinnutl 2i.
lloston L3. Chloauoi.
ilronkll'n 15. Pittsburgh F1.

 

 

Standing at Clubs.

 

 

 

- W. 11. M).
m "l8 ”Ole lNow York ........... 11': 4 .7119»
- ’1'11111111111111 ‘. ......... 1:1 .7501
.1\ lutwlutli club owncr ‘l'utnul'kotl (“flag“) ............. 11 111 .5243
1'111111111I1 lhtlt postpmu-ntonl this 121111- "..Smn .............. :1 11 .451);
son duo to rain had 1-0111 the big ill'ooklyll ............. 7 p .438;
1"4'R""<'1'1"-' Will-"U”- Thii' maybe Philadelphia ......... 7 id .112
(Hui'i'ilililllil it it little, then again it‘ pmshumh ......' ‘‘‘‘‘ 7 ll 3.119
may not. but it is entil't'ly pt'ob‘nblt1 51.111111; ............ 5 11; .338
ll1.'11 'llit‘ witlt‘lipl‘t‘iill and persistent ~— .. -
drippinrws of tho 1111111111111 llln'i tic-l Games Today
plated. ext‘ilt'qucrs at least $150.000.f New York at Chicago.
Up to y't’ntordny thorn had boon twun-f Philudolp'hiu at Pittsburgh.
lyn‘t'H‘ll poetponements in tho ‘Na- Hutton 113.31. Louis.
'tiunul itcltbuo n1111t11'11nty-ont1 in the Brooklyn at. Clltoinnutl.
American. and receipts no for this -—--
your are much llclow nornlltl. There AMER'CAN LEAGUE
have been big crowds out, but his M .
crowds have had few opportunities . . Yebterday'b ""3”"
mlmpurativ'eiy to come out. 1. “mm“ 7' Washington "
Figuring 011 an overdue uttendtlnce' Boston 7 Detroit '1
of 5.0190 tho ioroiy~tittht nhplnyod. Utilor garnet postponed: ruin
gnmcs "With that the1 clubs are shy; Standing of Claim.
recipte from 240000 persona. That W L PC.
number or 118i ~101114 allowing for a 50 China 0 17' 5‘ 7'73
com ndmieatbn rate would moan ”(moi """"""" 12 7 '632
1211000. tint own with tho 213 cents ' Id twill """""" 1. ll '50:;
utivntinsu 1111 there one so litany-71'1cent- Philu e p a """"" ‘ 1 ' I;
billions that the average admission Wonhiuutcln """"" 10 ' I" 15;:
prict1 probably would be over 50 cents. (.lovelnud """""" ii J '4 »
Thou ugltln lllt“1])03l.pOIlelllt'-.‘lil'8 include Detroit """""""" ” . ‘3 . .40;
()lil' Saturday and one Suntlny game- 8'1. Lotus """"" 6 _ 1.2 ‘33
ill the American League and 11151111 MW Y°rk """"" " 4 '12 3.50

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Gamu Today.
New Yank It St. Louis
Cleveland '11: Philadelphia.
. Detroit it Boston.
. Chicago at Washington.

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“300.8” Illllllill OIBE
”IE Ill Milli STIIDIIB

'Sntllrday and 111m Snudny 31111105 in
tho Nntionul. Also thorn were three
puttipollt'tucnis or opening day games
in each tongue. All of these days;
would have been good for big crowds.
Not only" did the Boston Americans
nutter the twotportelnent of their
opt-hing game with the Highlanderb,
but the two Patriots" Duly 'golmob wens
not played. These three gametb'lone.
with good weathfl.1' within time ...._.__..
drawn 70, 000 persons. ‘ ‘ . l Arthur. better known fll"Bii[I8" our
won the 11.11 1111an weather come! mood 111 «to have another 1111111111 to
revival of the“ amount to 111111111 the illow that 1111 is lit to 1111111111111 111 11111
champion-hilt ““0.“ "It”. A 9°!" iebgue company. The National Com-
ponbtnent. twill tint first. .9: Mil)” mtulon youtordby bonded down then
wouldn't We boon In! MMM 13“ 11.111110; in regard to Raymond 11 about
who dint» W9uid have had comb ion: retoolitomenl. (in the pay...
111111 n 111111 11111111111111 whim Asst! meet or 11 111111 «11111 the player will
‘ 1‘31?" been quite M in" be rental-lad in 3111111 111111111111; 11111 W!“
. _ .gAitrii -. ' ' 111111911 to Join the 011111111
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Attorneys Jolt-11 mosh 111111 Nehemi- The woman Who can tench out and

 
 
 

 

 
 

111.511.111.11 timber in New Haven on moduli. onmpnlzn ot Soundbl

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

It’s the toughest and
finish made. Dries

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Patsy Raises Jim’s Lett Hand at
End of Latter's Battle With
Smith in National Sport-

ing 0|an

NMV YORK. May ill. 11-.lim St'owart.
of Brooklyn. dotontrd tiunbonl Smith.
of t‘ulllomin. ill 11 11111 round bout at
tho National Snorting. club that night.
fitnlthw 111.4 airing own); mut'lt woight
Ho_11'olgltctl link and Stewart flitting
pounds. At the 1'1nd of tho lt‘iilll round
Rolcroo Patsvy linldy wniltt'ti over to
8111111111511 corner and ruined Slou'tlrl'n
lull urnl high ovct' his hood. the moth-
oti in 1111111111 111' intiionting a winner
when ticcitliong wot-«1 pN'ililllPtl ill thin
slum It won generally understood
that in this manner the reform; would

 

 

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‘rondlr n decision out] it Wits accepted

an 11. derision.

Stewart tutti the honor of the open-
lng round and ill the second honors
worn oven. in the third Smith land-
ml 11 right. nwittz for back on tho law
and Stewart went down. but. was up
ugnin in a second. 81111111 landed two
or three right swings whilt1 Stewart
got ill some hnrd s‘hort' body work.
This was Smith's rotmd. l

Stewart lauded home 14111111 smashes
0n the head ill tho seventh and hid
Smith staggering lit the boil. 1

In «tho ltwt illroo rounds Stownrt
used his ten attentively. sending some
all-night, labs to the‘ibce while Smith

kept swinging away with his right. To- St

ward the and ot’ the tenth round Smith
bent over 11 hard right wing to the
law but it did not stagger the big. tel-
iow whom loll. and rightb pltlyad htt-
voo with the lighter mutt.

Connidernblo aurprlno was expressed
by many patron. ot' boxing tint on It.-
ltnmpt rthouid ho mode to live a duel
salon in 111111 form because of the btrlct‘
alder-n oi the State. Athletic commute
elon. il‘t'nnk O'Neil. one of the the
member. ol'1tho cmnmleaiou said when.
"informed into but night what. had oc'
curred "

“Widla 1111111111111; a decision in not.
in violation or the i‘rawley tab. it is a
vloltlt'ion of bur rulea And 1 nova ‘dm
clam Io place the whole matter hetore
Billet" Attorney General Cormodr im-

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The woman who troll" upon that:
m! Wont Advent-omen“ to mom
tit" humanoid help 1111': mm W

 

 
 
 

 
 

If You Have
Had Trouble With
Your Floors TRY

 
 
 
 
 
 

noon t-‘lttlsn

the scuff and trend of’heavy shoes.

every kind of 11100111110111.
Clear and 7 beautiful colors.

CHARLES E. DOW.
Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.

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most'fitlrable floor '
quickly and stands

 

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Metzger Wind Shtel

 

 

VII WILL CLOSE OUT THE BIL!!!“ W”

 
 

 
 
 
 

$10

FORMER PRICE $25. '

F. E. Lockwood 81 company

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

tobacco from which this Cigar was made and‘tho R. H. in M
sole Bl. WHELFLEY G. CLARK' 3, DREVFU‘SS'. LEAfiY's AN”
ER CiGAR STANDS.

AN OLD- TIMER REVIVED

Smoker: of 20 yuan ago have pleaéant memories of the

R. H. TEN-CENT “CIGAR

We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the a";

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

OLD WELL CIGAR GO.

 

 
 

 

 

 

Case of illness

' The quickest way
to reach a doctor
is by Telephone.

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Have you a Tele-
phone in YOUR
Home?

 

 

 

 
 

.. A wnnnl' “rennin otN‘N‘

 

will be made 11111111123111; and di- "
gestibie when aided by a slit}
of good clbret, 311111111111“:
111111111 wine. ‘.-;'l‘heee are the: f,
wines that will tune up“ “the
stomach and that no need by '
1th0Se who value health had

gustatory pleasures. especially ~ .
when they are pure and choitio

.from Masher & Flynn’s. ‘

Magnet ' & Fly

Tagging. 111111111 5»; Re

 

 

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~ SOME PROMINENT RED MEN.
Theodora Roonvelt Evarerldent or
the United Staten; William B. McKin-
ley. 01111311... from lillnotb; John A.
Sterling. Post Sachem. Congronnmttn
from Bloomington illlnois: William
A. Rodonburg. Congreuembn tram East
his; Congressman Bartlett. 0!
Georgia; the retiring Governor of Lou-
lltlbun. In indium until the eDmnci‘h
tic ibndilde owept out the Republican»

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four your. 050. hourly ill the Con- ..
'mumn from that bible were mem-
berl of tho Order; Governor Glmaock .

oi Wat. Virgtntb Ill blbo 11 member and
Cole L. Bieue, Goremor of South Car
olinn in It the present time a mem-
ber ol' the G. C. 15.3.

up...—

REAL RESU we
no what went onward-era welt—um!
merely Iooll'tl their rule in print. Bell-
tinei not: null all the right people
in 'i‘leorwukb and bring relultb

blwltyi’w—uot occautonnliy.
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MORE wnenaunv Fla: “‘
Two auspicious One: Yesterdo
, Northern section.
WATERB'UR'Y. May 10.
piolous tires Were discovered; ;
da1 afternoon. one on 11111111111 ‘
and the other on Barnes street;
not hcln mini) 0; the city. In"
case they were discovered. harm
the had 111112th11 my brow
no damage was done. Oil built ,1.
Was used ill each case and dotted
who ure investigating 1111111111111
tlrt- bug has been at work in
tinlt1 in the residential auction-N

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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The women who but touch out but

 

 
 
 
 

 

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eunv WHISKEY, which 11.1...
pronounce to he of splendid

Be An Individual
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ONT walk fittobuore flavor and 11111411111111.
andpickotnaulittlui it is it years old and
war” lndFmduIl the ttmttntt
In on. than clutFulma
Ammoy attribution. down
11th mating the lube Il'yle.

 
 
 
 
 

Throw .1 runner ' 11.11.
you Culionuu bud elm
Mmmmflolndtudul

Luella-«ltnmm'h "111...
India! II tell» I with out
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'. linger Ludlow

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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”“1111“
John Kubmlic

New Location
2L3 Washington St.

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