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Football
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lEIer meet a I”fighter who admillcd
. that he was “all in and middle to make
another good light? Well there are
few of them. There may be one found
occasionally, but tth are a rarity. I
had a call from a well~known light-
weight the other day who has been
out oi the light game for the past
ten years but who thought he could
come back and whip most of the 133
ponnders now before the public. It
required two hours of earnest talk to
get the idea out of his head. and when
he departed it was a good bet that
he thought he was being given the
. worst of the argument.
It is the some with Battling Nelson.
You cannot convince the once Dur-
able Dune that he is not as good «as
when he whipped Joe Guns and other
. stars, but to those who have watched
the great IBntillr of late it seems too
bad that he does‘not retire from the
game with a good record and let the
youngsters do the heavy work. tile is
still there with his gnmcness, but the
stamina is fast leaving Bat» and his
friends expect dire results every time
he steps into the ring.
.iem i‘iriscoll, the great British
featherweight champion. thought he
was as good as ever alter II long lny-
oil’ and he was booked as :1 big l‘nvor-
ll’lilllW lill lilllllllE
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Indian Knocked Out Three Beau
lies in Yoslsrday’ 8 Game
at Waco
\‘l ACO ’l‘cx.. March 2.l.—~Your [‘11-
Die Wilbert Robinson chaperoncd u
party of (linnIs at n matinee pc
formuuie hero yceicrdny afternoon
and a good time was had by all on}
which look Ii!
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J.‘i to l
Waco ten III
limiting meekly. The rudo
iliunis rapped two Waco pitchers for‘
fifteen hits and otherwise conductcd‘
ilii‘iilsell'lig according to their reputa—
iionu.
Monuger Sir-(iron, who l‘l‘lllilllli'll in
Mnrlin to conduct u nuuirel between
the Ii‘olls uud II Ihlrd team of illorm
or loss legitimate nthlcicn equipped
“Robby" ulIh II line up of china and
N'lll (leoigo WVEEEYQ and Oils (:rnnduli'
along to shoot bolus in tho Wuoo
butting order.
«i’rcsidcni llcan-s ol’ the Si. Louis
lirowns. IInIl i‘rusiduut ichIIIIuIc.Id'
III the (ileum, mil Icgethur in II box
and viewed tho rvuoi pnullmc. lip
side thi- Browns,
iIIIndrI-Il Wnro i'uun prom-Iii. 'i‘licy
came out in are .ihu ’l‘horpc (liilor
divers IIIId their pnlo i‘uc. IIrolhuIII.
'l‘lIoI-pII uml MWIIH hit the willlli
IIIIin‘u pitching with pro.” lorco and
ui.IonIlon Olympic .linI played first
bone for the (hunts and dug sonn-
low onus out. of lhn dirt with Home
III ill and morn luck.
Thorpo auto Three Hm.
When Thorpe colon. to the but thou
hmi IimI- Iuc spectators with dimoul
II i‘illill‘lllllli'll lhnIIIIIelveII from giving
Inn iIIIiiIIu you hum-nil IlIIIy applauds
mi Jim for what“ he put over on tho
Khmer swim and be come light
lunch at them by beating out a hunt.
'i’wioa after that Jim souknd the bail
hard, rotting three 11min nil. Ono
was It terrific smack in the right {loin
tonne for it lbl‘oihbug sprint
Myeril whom-Ilsa with ”Willie (or.
live innings and retired after getting
two hill. The arm of Grandad and
Hairdo! finished the battery wort; for
New York.
Arthur Fletcher. lino hi back with
‘ the reign!“ troopi again. name in
the field with red difficult atom.
the my mini or resulting throws
and s hm ordibm alumna its
blood enema lfirusbilu ‘ othoo
wlusjlfllllifid 'jtog his Elihu for I
more W't‘li'.‘ licvrrhl.
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lte over. Owen» lMormI, but when whey
fought deal was terminals to get a
draw. l-lis speed was not' there, nor
his stamina, either. but for all that he
put up a wonderfully good battle and
got a draw on his nerve.
Another British championr-dabez
‘Whitr-trie'd to comeback the other
night at Birmingham, England, and
while he put up a good battle against
a younger opponent he showed clearly
that he was not "there" any more.
White held the British lightwieight
“title for a number of years and fought
Joe (lane and Jimmy Britt when they
were in their prime. He retired then
and was out of the ring for a number
of years until 0. short time ago when
Bill Johnson: a rising young light-
weight, one of the new school, not at-
ter Jabez tor a match. Jubez tried
hard to come back, and for 15 rounds
fought with skill, but lost the decision.
die was clever. but that was nil he
needed to prevent his being stopped
by the youngster and .iabez IIIas’cou-
tent that he did stay the limit.
I It is the some with many ot the
good oldatlmers. They think they can
do as well as ever after long layoiis.
but once they start they soon discover
their mistake.
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:bnlunce after fielding a. slew bit. The
llorals strewed seven errors over the
Elnndscnpes and. matcriullv sided some
cnnnonading by the Giants.
With the exception of Thorpe at
first base and (‘ooper in the right ileld
the Giants presented their negulnr
line no Cooper once more held up
Ehis end. getting two walks and a hit
Innd stealing a base.
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Spike Hickey, who has been
lilttlifllt'tl to box Bunny Ford in New
tiiuvcu on the 31st, to looking for n
Espnlring purtncr. and may possibiv
lII'III- it) go down to SiIatford to work
Hickey has been (ruining at the Y.
M A" but now that in intends to
box every afternoon he wants n plncc
whine lit can ilud plenty oi boxers
to keep him bin-II illII wind in in
good billing since he has been train.
iinn: faithfully tlII- Inst ten months. but
:hg wunlu II lliih- more boxing. lie is
in communication with Al Kolciicl
and min Ito down to Captain Bond's
and mph with him.
()no-iiound l-icgan, who meets Al
Kain l in the slur bout and who was
:‘p bur» nirlybd in two iiuwu yuuior
day, is cxpochd to“ arrive this silo!-
noun (ill law bl'II modulus
Den into The Register onion iii
and bonded out n little prelimitry
doing on his boy. Ford llilii utirind
to work hard at the h it Ii. III In .los
iMaIcku in sailing in shape out in
Highwood and Tommy shoe will work
over on the Hill.
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BCHOOLG 'E'O GLOBE FOR BALL
oAME
Almmh‘mmd'a. Murchii) IITlilI
little city believes ltioeutltlod to ml-
ogniiion IIII the hum of annulus buo-
bnll i‘IInII for March ill. when the
Washington Americans are to ploy II
loco) athletic no. 'l‘b‘o public whoolj
will no closed and titanium virtually
will be momma In older {lint tlfl
whole town might “and mi Mo.
Irina m dociM My WI was at
so stifled that the school children
"should be admitted to the boil pork
from ‘
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MES SOME DAMAGE
There was considerable excitement
Ichuso'dl hilt 'liiglitl‘lat‘llibout‘ Iho'li'vp st
Hm byilluulihenguclsidoldvmuw
:Tbmhezue is n) iiigh-sptritodiwnhuul a d
is ouiiily frightened. . It. appears as it
the trolley. car, when it started up
suddenly, on Monroe street, caused the
horse to lurch forward at the
some time, throwing Mr. Long-
yel from his seat. The horse
darted , up Monroe. street at
a terrific pace and rounding the cor
nor, the wagon slid sideways, hitting
the opposite curb right near a tele-
graph pole.
A number of people while
waiting on the corner for the iNor—
wulk trolley car to come along. saw
the frightened horse dashing towards
them. but the thing happened so quick-
ly that it barely gave them time to
think what to do. Some of them run.
and others Just stood where they were,
and that nobody was seriously hurt,
is purely good fortune, especially
a Hungarian woman. who. while stand-
ing on the corner, behind the pole,
seemed in the thickest of it all.
When the wagon swerved off the
road, hitting the cunb, the barrels of
ale. with which the truck was loaded
nearly all of them tell at the woman’s
to itsiullest capacity. flew oil. and
feet. Had it not been for the pole, the
woman would have been crushed un-
der the heavy barrels.
The horse after hitting the curb
run up towards the Cliiford Hotel.
with the overturned wagon. but soon
tired and was finally stopped by Stopli-
cn .Dokus, promptly unhltched and
led away from the scene. The wagon.
after being turned upright. was thor-
oughly inspected, and besides a brok-
en shaft, nothing was found broken.
Mr. Lengyel promptly took the vehicle
to Mr. myruse's blacksmith shop. and
had the repairs attended to.
E _ TROUBLE WITH PAVING.
City of Norwaik Wood Block Buckles
in Several Places.
'I‘hni ‘South Norwnllt is again to be
congratulated upon its wide-awake
city officials. is demonstrated by the
wood block pavement in West. avenue.
Smooth. level. with plenty of room for
expansion, the South Norwulk end of
the thoroughfare is a credit to the puv~
lug contractor and the city authorities
who now to it that it was not laid
cramped.
hit the cornor of Elm street. in
\‘orwnlk, today it was noted that tho
puvmu had buckled. Such a buckle
has not previously appeared in any oi
tho paving in town. It won n hum-
mock of over II tool in height and pen
hnps two feet in the center. would
not he chlsgorntlug the case. A pile
of wood block in which ovor twenty
blocks appeared, won removed from
tho place by the mun who set out to
correct the mistake
Later the mun was noticrd correct-
lng II ulmllsr trouble hhiwoon‘ Arch nnd
.\iuplo nimble. This, however. was
not IIo serious. although it was soriouu
enough and greater than necessary,
had the pavement been laid properly.
These cases are only the intent ones.
and not the first evidences of iuully
commotion.
All along the curbs on either bidet
the street, the paving alloying p31
in It cost rise. wishing Eli ",t‘iil" hr
the curb entirely tron-ll pln'uu.
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Mill GOAL MINES
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Senators ',Puruell
Quinn, Shanloy.
Lance”, Frolich,
INoobe,’ McGrath,
”Hurley, F. A. Johnson, Newman, ’Mc-
Neil -,Peck Welch Mountain and Kee-
“dill send to the Senate the name of a ney.
rpemoomt to: commissioner. Several
of, the senators said they spoke some-
what in II but and trashed that what
they said would not become public.
Tllo rejection of Mr. Corbin’s name
was entirely from political reasons.
After the best vote which was 10 to
8 to reject, live of the eight voted with
the ten to bind members in conform
by with the usual Democratic rule
that the majority shall prevail.
it is expected that. the executive
session at which Mr. Corbin's name
will be rejected will be heldw on
Tuesday.
House Proceedings.
There was a short automobile do.
hole on the bill to compel drivers of
automobiles to slow down to five
miles an hour when within one thous-
and feet of or while passing school-
houses. After criticising thc loose-
ness of the bill, Mr. Hall, of Willlpg-
ton. moved that it be recommiticd.
Amendment had changed the speed
limit in ten miles and the distance to
five hundred feet. Mr. Thoma oppoa;
ed the motion and said he hoped the
house would not divide on party lines
it was no worse for a Democratic
child to be killed than it was for a
Republican child to be killed. and he
did not believe there had been any
more race suicide on tlIc Iiicpublican
. side than on the Democratic side. The
motion to recommit was carried.
When the hill to amend the Consti-
IuIioII proilding for transportation or
ihvlnhers “R5 taken up Mr. Carroll or young Kuntz'
East iiurlfoid moved that it be in“
definitely postponed. The motion was
lost and the bill adopted.
The Home abolished free lunches
in onloons so far on it could by pass
ing the bill providing for penalties
adoring loud and lree lunch.
A bill fixing a penalty for sale or.
gilt of liquor to minors nus ulso uIloilt.’
ed.
Mr. Rice naked for tho rcronsldcrn “WIT Ludlow
lieu of the free lunch bill but the mo-'
lion was: lost. 'l‘hr bill lnIIIcusing the
stock of the New Haven Gas Light
Company was sent to the fool of the
calendar owing to objections
are arising over II number or bills or
this kind. Au appropriation of $60.-
000 {or completion oi the stale arm
ory was adopted.
Au unfavorable report came in on a
bill which won intended to tempt!
qunni'uctnrorn lo rcglslci uIId make
public the names or all Ihcir employ
Hi 'lho House then adjourned
Doings in the Bonnie.
The Senate \IIIIII about to
when Scunlor .\ichii called up from
tho table the House bill which in of
fort on II memorial to tho ntuie' ii ropic-
scuinilvcu in (loIIIIrunII liliklllg them to
ntor on not providing for the govern
ment ownership oi' the coal industry;
also providing thud. nans,b9§u
morluiiuad to intro “fig “filled;1r Mon
purchase the coal ll o'nd supply
the tumble; ot‘mo outfit
colt price. 'i'lIiII hill h
by tho Home on an ulii‘nvorublo re
port from the Judiciary committee
Mr. McNeil uttered an amendment to II
that it would ma that tho lomloiuye 5
recommended that its representative» f,
Cl motionsmmnnim an; Mort to would 3;
ummmi. owns-hip of thou.
which '
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with cool ht. j!
been would .
“Emirate Imam Mohamed nacho r.
"sumo. too. thin. the curbs. which we mm '9' ”l" rommiitlh- ”PM“ ”W
“Maul "M“ the “win“ "I. but down hill, ”vim! ”Hit it prflwdfid for K .
ml your. pm bmnIIpuIIhoq inward condition which no thought could not
toward mg 314mg”, . exist lie said that it was tiptopluu
“ Mon tho sidewalks Irons torn III. E“ 1" ”WM doubler MGM" woke
the aim tor the «mum at on: my in Mar M was amendment. mum
hilt some (in romp I; II» II too! “W “WNW by the xovornmout at
wide) was “fined my 1,, W in“ up, the mom would go a long way tonard
won: will In «raga oil. use In» iii-mm the barren upon the maple
. . ' - ill; shutter Mroonoush said ii. moved
surnfllu.sudithMII’
’ iilm to disagree With Mr. McNeil, but
I; he thouylit the shite was «mm
» in Washington end our momenw"
plying my. “live: there are Whlfil‘iflt ‘ with the
{win “a a; I, conditions that mull-old his panic.
nudism that no trouble with it To pm this resolution would PM!
' _ gig, liaison record an ailing .
Those against it were: J. McA.
Johnson, Hooker, Cheney. lsbeil. Kel-
sey, McDonough, Whitcomb, Weed
Reach, Wadhams, Gaylord, G. H. John-
son nnd (Reynolds.
«Senator Miner then called up the
resolution appointing Albert H. Lanp-
here commissioner for New Inndon
county. This was adopted without Ill.
vision. Senator Neebo then called up
a. similar resolution appointing James
F'. Cloonsn commissioner for New
Haven county. Senator Reynolds
wanted to konIv why these matters
were taken up at this time. Senator
Purcell said that the commissioner-z
ships could just as well be filled now
as later. Senntor‘lsbell objected. saw
Big Boxing Show
gr THE STANDgARD A. c.
Tues, March 25th
iN HALL OVER HOYT'S THEATRE,
South Nor-walk.
Star Windup
8 Rounds at 135 lbs.
RAVER BENJAMiN vs.
AL. BERGGREN j:
of 19.. Norualk. ..
of So Norwulk.
Preliminaries
Young Hertz vl. Voung Eddie Kelly 31
(8 rounds.)
John Ryan
of So \orwalk (8 lids.) oi iiri-‘geport
vo.
I6 Rounds).
Admission $1 and 31.50
Smoke Good
Cigars
Nugget 0r
CIGARS.
Are the BEST
I. l. liEVliilLllB MFR.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28
East River. New York (loot at Dover
street). every day (except Hunday) st
Twin City
.l n. m. Freight received at Normik
up to i p. In. and South Norwuik up
to 5:30 p. In.
Normiit Steamboat Company
Mining 4. 8mm» 0. c. Housman,
Electrch Go.
The Only Fully Iquiwod
«warmest. AHOP ‘
(1 2mm
I W" Pwma can
[Phone 8!)be W also? YE”-
Bo. durum. Music Hull am.
Buy From Me
and You'll Got Your
Motley 8 Worth
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donors. Mont.
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suouln McNeil's amendment on the bill were log that he hoped the bill pushed yes.
terday would come back from the
house no that he could amend it so
that the commissioners could be elect-
ed by the county delegations in the
legislature. """"
he thought that. all the commissioners
resolutions could just as well be parlo-
cd now and lighten the calendar of
he buidcn ”thereupon the resolution
appointing .\lr. Cloonon was passed.
Senator Peck then‘ called up another
“the universal car."
' could have created so
Better get yours today.
I: n m __ n liSN’T
‘ “The car of the hour" it has been many miv'
' But it's more than that now.
Nothing but a wonderful merit
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resolution appointing Donnie
hill commissioner for Fairlie
ty. . , .
Mr. Peck we a shortsketonf .
“Mulvlhili's lite and pouucliif'o'a
speaking in very high" terms
abilities. Several other
spoke and then the resold
passed as was the rc-solutiii‘
lug Charles J. Gunning"
for aEiartford county.“ The so _
adjourned. ‘
It studds alone~ I. “
enormous a demand for it;
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The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALKJy CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. fl.
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in populurlty as u mountain tor lath “I,
plaster and wall—paw. It in susceptible of an infinite "rim
or artistic design: not mils and ceiling! and permits 0! _
wide scope for momma mfcrmut Ind ruin. w. m m
and keep a was no!!! on and.
BOARD
Electric iAghts
Electric Starter
Wire Wheels
Phone 584.
C. E.
Wheel The Holders and Omuploio ()uillt
BETTS
Willy-the in. ’ fill
:ubocribérs ,wl _ 'fi.
«yum within f mil in
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Get Your RAZOR smor-
PARCEL POST
oi thcwpmel post out at
zone (Malibu: pr
. In ullth five cents oddi
postage inutoud of sixteen cunts III baton the Mb
oi the valuable reducer of high canto.
Hui-stolen the South Norwallt Sentinel has
olnIlumII through the mils at the old poi
noo- arrangement of tin: l’oot ’
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office. will be and
be able to sue the ‘
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