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“Digger" Stanley. the liritiuh bun- wu£qAflN GARHE ;
taluweight champion, apparently of
not to retire, the very hi....~..t down or
tlio'foreigner being that he in ncgo
tinting for a mulch lul‘ the. ‘thl 111's
thin with Johnny (Joana. wt 1-... ...-i~
liams. The latter has a good claim to
the title it Uoulon does not soon dr-
ioiid it, though his (intent of t liltl‘il‘d
‘imdoux is strenuously contorted ii)
the Fl‘tllll‘lllllllil. who declares that he
:woa deliberately louicd.
that may ha, i fall to son ‘i‘lil-lllli‘yi‘fi
right to a title battlcl. viio was ill-trait»
right to a title battle. lie was defeat-
.r‘runt-e. and even should he beat Wil-
liams, a. font 1 bolicvo to ho bcyond libs
powers, he cannot claim the “'(li‘lll’fi
title until he has \vipod out the mom-
orios oi? tho knockout at the giddy
ll‘rcnch seaport oi? Dicppe.’ '
It is confidently stated that the Na~
tional Sporting club of London inane.»
ling for this contemplated indoor-
Coulon .or LOGOllX'VViIillllilS battle. A
victory over Stanley would go lur to
substantiate the American‘a right to
premier honors and a return contest
with Ledoux would follow as a mat-
ter of cournc. in Paria- SllCll a ciusn
would draw a big house. especially as
il1edoux occupies a place in the outrun.
of French boxing tans second only to
the incomparable ‘(lcorgos '(Jlll'illllitlt‘i‘.
Too bad that Williams and Johnny
cannot be brought together and sot-
tlo the American title riiicéztion first.
it. Cohlon is not phyaically lit for :1
hard battle of that kind, thou it is up
to Johnny to pass over the crown to
the Baltimore lad and pcrm}: him to
(intend it.
British Lightweight , Champion!
May MeeiFormar American . i
Holler on ilesember 18
'l'i‘rcddlo iWoisli. the British
lililimu.
tlaholdcr, in Madison guitare tiardou,
on December iii. if negotiations begun
yesterday prove aucceusi‘ul. Welsh, it
in underatood, already has accepted
terms offered by the Garden A. ii. and‘
in preparing himself for the bout. Wol-
gaut, who has recovered from n brok-
en rib. is in Wilwaukec, ready to meet
all comers. . ;‘
Wolgast is now under the manage?
ment of Frank Nulkcru. instead ot'
’l‘mn Juno». and Mulkern has been in
communication with Manager Gibson
rcgardiua the Welsh match. it is
probable that Gibson will jump on a
train within the next fortyelchthouré.
to have a. personal talk with Wolgast
in Chicago curly next week.
The last time \Volgnnt’wau booked
up with tho Garden A. (l. he demand-
cd $22,000 to box i’uckcy McFarland‘
and after it long wrangle the match
was called oil. Wolgust was the
world's champion lightweight then and
Jones was looking utter his affairs, but
since Wolgnal lost his title. on a foul
to Willie, illltt‘llll} lil' has cut out tho
holdup mime and is willing to lintcn
to reasonable. offers.
Welsh is bent. upon iorciniz ltitchio
into a match for the world's title. lie
thinks that by defeating Wolgast he
will be in a position to force Ritchie
to accept his challenge. ‘Wehsh is a
limit-class boxer and in highly rcgardi
od by the exporting fraternity on both
sides of tho Atlantic. (if he shapes
up with \Volgnst in a ten round scrap
herc thorn should be plenty (it"uié’ney
in the. club's utrong boxes.
Gibson unuouncod yesterday that ho
had decided to make no more heavy-
weight matches for the Garden. The ‘
Willard-Morris bloomer was the last
straw. The boxing public will not pay
oven popular prices to one big l‘cilowu
go through the motions.
KOLEHMAINEN OUT OF RUN.
a-..“ ..
Kramer Now Favored for National
Cross Country Today.
Hannos Kolehmoincn will not start
in the senior cross country champio'r
ship of tho A. A. U., which will beheld
at Van (‘ortlandt Park, this afternoon,
according to lAtwnon ltobcrtvon. train-
vr oi the lrish American A. (f.
The elimination of the. Man will ren-
der the rare for the team title a much
more open one. Practically the same.
tennis computed in the acnior metro-
politan championship. and in that race
the irish Americans would bar saucer.-
cd home barely victors without count-
ing tho points made by Kolclnnnizien.
Kiriut‘iu depended on to show int-
provemcnt today nndhclp bring tho
'irl'ill out ahead of tho New York A.
it, Long island A. t“. and Mohawk A.
(.7. The absence of Kolchniuincii proh-
nbly menus on easy victory for Wil-
liam .l. lgraincr. who it he wins will
rupturn his fourth intliizduul national
title at this sport.
1
Tom O‘Rourke, however. will atagn a
110m ywclght bout next wcck.
O'Rourke. who will reopen the Nation-
iii Sporting Club in West ii‘orty-fourth
strncl, bio, signed l'lun ‘ Dolley, tho.
Pittsburgh boxer. to nit-ct Porky
Flynn. of Boston. in a ton ronniihout.
llullcy recently knocked out Al i’uizcr
in two rounda in Smokovllle and. hid
manager. Jimmy lllpic. linu boon Clini-
longing all at the white hopes over
nincc. Duiloy wan partially oligagcd
by the Garden A. C. to box ("arl Morriu
in 011110 Juno Willard could not obtain
:1 roinaiuicmout at the hands of tho:
boxing commission.
WORLD'S TITLE AT STAKE.
Champion Kramer Meets Star Trio
of Cyclists in Garden Tonight.
NEW YORK. lloc. is, ----- l“l'llill( Kram-
u-r. Amorinan champion for the punt
tonrtccn yours. will moot tho crack ri-
horn of Australia. Franco and ltoly to»
night in a match race for the world‘s
1-prl1iu houora in tho tealnro ovnnt oi
tho short dlalauro ratio program which
will uahcr in the wcuk of cycling in
Madison Sipiiircllnrdcn. Opponcd to
Kramer will bu Jackie Clark. Auntrul-
ia'a hunt all around 1mm: Francisco
Vorrl. tho llalluu championsuud Au—
dra l’orchlcot. the Frenchman who
lino heart the moat dangerous rival or
that in tho outdoor ueuag.
TEAM GOlNG TO ATHENS.
wa YORK. Dec. itw’i‘hn ‘irialp
Amcrirnn Athletic Ciluh has decided to
near] lit loanrten man, headed by Moi-v
Mn w. Sheppard. the hero of several
Olympic curler, to rcpreaent it in til.
Athenian Olympic games to be lielllln
Atlltlnlt during May at next year. Thin
team in thitptlt‘lt‘d to harm the nucleon
of 11 round from all over the United
States who will wear the shield in
competition minct the picked mono!
other nations.
The athletic committee qt that club
in acid to in; a unit on tho propoaltlon
that the but of tho athlete»: oi the club
should abstain from any serious com:
petition this whilst in order that they
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When (lunbout Smith arrived in final
Francisco the other day Jhn Buckloyu
his manager. announced that the (inn-7
ner‘a rocord untitled him to the
world‘s; heavyweight. chainpionuhim
Buckley polntnd to the fact that. Smith
bud knocked out l’i‘ironum Jim ii‘lyuii,f
Bombardier iWellu, llinrllo Miller and
(lounge llodol and 1111110 had won dcclc
cloun over Jena Willard, Cari Morriu.
Frank Moran und Elam lAiigt‘ord.
W
SHEPPARD T0 (30 To ATHVENQ.
At. learnt onn competitor will go to,
Albums tor the Athenian festival noxt‘
April. according to Mel dhcpurd."-tne
overgrccn middle alumnae runner.
Bliuppurd until youturduy that ho ul-
ruady 110.0 started training with the
law oi computing in the games, which
begin on April 22. it them hi no rosin
lur team from the fiUnltcd Status; in:
will go up the mprcccntutlvo of tho
lriliii Anna-loan A. 0.. of which no to
captain. «Sheppard was buoy vector
day looking up the» staunchly) routes
and actors of calling.
W
NWO Ann pronoun um
. our
“Negotiations an- I. brittle below:
Gibbons and «Hammad have not hit,
too dirouttit. and it in probable that
they «militant in dictation. New
ulna minim
ipltiyorn of any other uziivoruity‘l
gcludos ‘ilollly. Tot Murphy.
[grout \‘alc pluyorn who could
llght- gone intodilg league hull are pt'uctiv
we glit clini‘npion. will be matched to cally embraced in
hm: Ail 'v‘ohzast. {former American 11-14311“le (311119": “HE'S W0
pitchers; ‘Harry Kentor, Yale’s great
est buisc runner and outfielder. und‘
Tad Jones, Yulc‘u most wonderful out,
char.
born, as shortstop oi the New York
Glanto
championship hall, the Giants in lain
,wlnning tho
phy, who was broth Ir
coach
wind two or ihroc at the University 01
Jones. ms he, was known when hc prac-
. Hutchinson
BROWN
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mus WENT rnun'inrl
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UN‘iVERSlTY NOTES;
"Why the porcciih‘igo or high school
girls of ithodc inland who attcnd col-
tild you evcr atop to conuidor that logo is no lurgor,” will b" the aubicct
more. into hunchall playorc havo won
fame .in major tongue runhu than
of ’diacuuuion at a coni‘crencecullcd
by l‘lcnu Lida Shaw King, of the Wo~
inon’h t'lollogo, of Brown Universitmou
Doc. 12. Mind King is inviting the prin‘
cipala of all the high schools in liliouo
island, and tilmltz‘ high achool teachers
who conduct china-ca compound of Jun»
tors and seniors, to a dinner in Saylcu'
v1.1.1"; list of bit.r league stat-.1 in.
\ii'ililnnt
l-lutchlnuon and lion Jones and tho
have
“brainy" vStagg. lymnaaiuni of tho \Vomnn'u College.
gruntest after which the conference will ho
hold.
Two subjects are to be discunncd at
tho contoroncc: first, What are the
conditions which prevent girls Pom
going to collogo and scotmd, What are
the remedies tor these conditionaand
whnt bodiesw—achools. colleges or clubs
wcnn help to supply‘the remedieu? in
the discussion there will be tornuil
speeches by rcproucntativcs of the
country high school. the small city
high school. and the public and private
schools at l’rovidcncc. after which
thore will ho a general informal dir-
"diilly" or “'i‘ot” Murphy, at Wont-
in 1804 and 18.05, played
Temple. cup and
world's chumpiohahip , honors. Mur-
ol‘ the late.
Milt: Murphy. the trainer and athletic
and uncle of Fred Murphy,
Yale's captain four years ago, played
the
on tho Yale. nine l'our yours. ul‘uduutfilmsion.
int: in ’93 and boi‘orehia dump in 111015} it in hoped that the. result of the
was head coach at Yale two common (“orifnrcnco will ho to raise. the pool-
tion oi“ liliodo island from about. the
middlw rank in pcrcontnge of women
:atlendlnti collage to a relatively high
position among the states.
(in tho_ cvoning at December 17th
tho Facility will give a. dinner to Pro-
tensor John ii. Appleton, Sc. 1).. New
port-lloucra professor of chemistry.
who this your completes titty years of
service at. Brown. The corporation
has been invited to attend. and the:
dinner will be given at the linivcralty
Club. i’rol‘ossor Appleton boguntoach-
tug at llrown at the: unusually early
one of nineteen. it is unlikely that hia-1
record for length 01' service will ever
be equally. _
On Dcccuih'bcr lSth a special meet t
ing of the corporation will be. held at
2:30 p. 111., to consider the question
of the aim for the new Arnold biologt ;
cal Laboratory. which is to cost at“
least $00,000.» Various sites have becu:
Ponnsylvanla and at Ixuiillld Stanford
University of California. ‘
Dr. lluu Jones. or “Jumping Jack"
tififlll)‘ WUIl'tlio American Association
championship for the Athlctica in
1881i, was the greatoist intercollegiuio
pitcher oi" .1882 and 1883. His twii‘i‘
lug gave Yalc the championship both
olthcao scuaouu. Alter ill: iiuiahod hip
Yule. caroor he joined the Athletics in
midrumiuor. 1883, and that tcum
jumped from second division to the.
league load. barely winning the chum
pionuhlp in a whirlwind liniuh.
Not till Ruho Wuddcll. 20 years
litter, who repented Joucu' tout. word
the Athletics able to repent their
performance (11‘ victory. Jones and
Murphy. after they had llnlnhed their
medical education. gave. up proton»
nionul baseball. in tact. no Yule play-
or has unedproi‘cuuionul baseball on suggested. but tho corporatim. ’3 a
other than a stepping alone to n lmol- whole. must not before. final dcciuion'
110311 or a professional carat-r with one can be reached. ‘
“XCL‘DUNL _ ()u the same. day, at 4:30 [1. 111., the
All“? MW“!!! Collin“? and lining into new portrait of Miss Lida Show King,
bunlnonn with no expectation of a: Dean of tho Women'u College. will be
turning to the notional game. William presented to tho uuivcralty. ’l‘lio nim-
cntorod it and became plo ceremony of presentation will be
a National imague star. lie. is recalled hold at Pembroke Hull. and many
by busobull enthusiasm of the. curly iricndr- of the Women's Collage Will
90's no one of the. greutout pitchera ('Tlii- ’ be invited to attend. Tho portrait was
calm liver had. Whlln in college‘painaui by Frank Hanson. ol’ notion.
“Hutch" with it nplondid fill-N‘DHM and has been pronounced remarkably
player and his team of '70 gave Ynio Hugger-infill.
itn first championship. He“ had 11:1 ‘
arm that was tho niliiilrotion of every
college player and hill throws or,
straight bulla from tho inlleld rivnllcu'
the cannon uhot drlvou of Billy Nllilii
and Jimmy Callahan ot’ later beacons.
'llli: lenuuo among» a beilovc that
Stung, Kcuior. 'l'ud Japan and “Dutch"
(latter would burn had long and re»
niarknblo cal-corn had they decided
upon‘ protcnuionnl play. Astagg’a Ditch‘
lug urni gave Yule nix championships.
in HuCccualou which hi more than any'
1 wlrlor ii a boon chin to boost.
()til;ll‘l‘l:r 1n. tlufiicigill. of his power. can indoor record ior tho 380 yard
rivullcd Chriuty Muthcwuon but ho gwimmlng dash—4min Law-111110111 to.
waved outdo ofioru to play prol'eiiuion- day by 'Parry Mol‘llllivmry. lie made
aim the new mark at tho i. A. t... water
WW tournament. 'l‘lio record. previously
PARlc FiGHT RUNNER BAD- held by 'C. M. Daniela. at New York.
American» boxer» la i’m: are ack- wan 11:44 2.5,
in endarmeu tho nearest way to the W...“
brill: lino. Tho light buotuenu in l’n- AYRAULT TURN: TABLES.
rlu in not whot it used to be, and it. Another gnmo was played in the
bevy of American ccmpporu who hid “mu, league pool tournament. loot.
rooently landad than), expecting to cop night, in ‘Knorr‘g parlors. ’Aynuit
0" I!“ BOY“ M coin. EN ”NM M then turned tho iablcu on fltnmford ll repre-
two~bit table athotoa. They any it ill ”Manila, "Bap" 'Heudrla, defeating
Jack Johmon’u fault. tall Arthu’u talk
are to meet some last American lieuvy- ,
weight it» disguised titration unlit runs night. by use acorn or 150 to 133.
Mid tiwy limo turned from the Amerh' , WW
m ilchtm Minuteman amount voo upon.
the French chomp!» :tlllublatomakc' 'rmiy were mlgntng Hot-miles all
a pretty wage and in generously silv- got-is oi dimcult lobe which h. per
period by his countrymen. Bill. Young formed without a murmur.
Alien-u, the American. and Barton: "N5,“ you can be a my”; Wilt
““3“ 1° ' ““0 hound. Ti“ 10° ”Hilli- urrior durlntt the holiday coupon."
Md»?lptu irma mm but ‘ ““17 Thin was tho only time Hercules
3700. And it want long ago that any «or bulked.
dub tighter from the U. 8. could pool: . .
“IE Hlmdl’mo WW“. ,Muw1wm I“ ‘ “3‘“ “won
8”. ”W“ Wm “int!“ ”3’ may. M ,5.” ‘
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WlLLlE LEWIS SHOT.
l’Al’tiS, Dec. lium‘fiWillio" inwia. the
American middleweight boxer, was
accidentally shot in the leg yastorduy
by Frank Morena. the. French hoavy-
wclght. while both were hunting :iour
liuiry. in the department of tho
Sciuol'ltatloluo. 'l‘ho diuchurgo was
from a shot. gun and howie‘ wounds
arc not seriouu.
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HOLDS NEW RECORD.
CHICAGO, Der. ti.~~A new Amcriv
uric won in Stamford. on Wednnnduy
.w.
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him by the more or 150 to 99. than .
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“Jurt over the wire."
This aptly doacrihoa tho ciiorta of.
Hunt; \Vaunor to complete his coven-
ieenth nucccpulvo noziuon ot‘ .800 bit-
ting or better. Ulilciul ovoragca lnlly
with tho unoiilciul conntwhich placcd
him on dead center luut at tho mark.
nciihor under nor nbovo. lilo left the
chain unbroken,butltvnshis poorest
work with the stick ulucc i398 when
he batted .3011. Cap Anson batted .300
or over for fifteen consecutive 505111095.
Wagner has gone him two yours Dollar
and in still lookcdi'upon as being“ one
oi tho grout. mun oi the game. lie
twill be out next season to make it his
eighteenth ueusonol‘ .300 hitting. Fol-
lowing in Wagner’s record with the
but and on the buses since he began
with Louisville in 1897:
Year. G. A.li. ill. ii. SB. Av.
1897.... 01 241 38 83 22 .iii-t
1898.... HS 591 110 180 25 .5105
1300.... 1.11 01:) 102 1117 30 .3511
1000.... 134'523 107 201 30 .330
1901.... 111 550 100 106 43 .332
11102.... 117 {138 1.0.1 177 4:1 .320
1903.... 1:2: 512 97 182 41; .355
1004.... 132 100 07 171 .35 .340
1905.... 1:11 010 1.14 110 :7 .003
1000.... 140 516 103 115 53 .339
.. 7.... 142 515 95 130 til-.350
10011.... 1.31 503 100 2111 53 .1154
1000.... 137-10.: 02 108 35 .339
1010.... 1:10 .355 00 179 21 .320
our... 130 473 37 1511 20 .324
1012.... 140 1362 02 133 26 .326
11113... 111 413 1.1 121 21 .300
'l‘otals ,.2203'110'111 15.13 2053 061 .388
For the seventeen years it will be
seen that llonus butt ed .338. flilo made
2,053 base hits, falling short of the
3,000 mark by 47, probably because of
being out of so many gumeslast year.
it had been cxpectod that tho base hit
king Would attain this mark in 1907.
He needs to make 47 hits in 1914 to
make it 3,000 in the majors. Bring
on om- Cobbs. Spcnkora, Jucksons
and others. if they can stand the l’i~
pace at their pronent mad clip
we will all forget Wagner 9. genera-
tion hence.
JUDGMENT lN ADVERTISING
in the current issue. of il‘arm and
iv‘lrosldo a contributor giver. the iol~
lowing advice to farmers which he)"
might well avail themselves of when
it contra to advertising their products.
in farm ndvcrtininu. like all other
advertising. the. firsit principle is to
have: tho goods. it doesn‘t pay to ad.
vcrtlse 0. poor article on a good one.
The next thing in to roach the people
who are likely to want it 0110 who are
able to pay for it, in advertising it is
host to give a little description of the
urticlo. Say something about it to
make people want it. 'Fino
cherries. uniformly sound and dclic?
ioua’ is worth a great deal more than
‘Cherrlcn [or sale.”
inn limos marathon ‘Apples for anio.‘
“in ndvertlalng to reach a certain
class at cuntmncra. describe the arti-
ls. «lcucrlba the things mbout tho or-
ticic that. will appeal to that cloud.
For instance, the man who sold the
tlonlng that uhe Wits a bountiful cow.
lie knew tint a town man with a, nice
yard and it nice barn would want a.
good-looking animal. Use :1 little
ludmuent in advertising, and ii is al-
moot rum to make you money.”
1. .. .mw.ww. M
-WHERE HE 001‘ W.
The honest farmer who took in
nummor boat-darn gruelod the new no
rlvnlu with truly rural enthuulaum.
meat yo." he cried as he intended
Ml! horny hand. “Ham's tlr folk!
to hunt?" The man or the party»
looked at the enthusiant with some
suspicion. "rumor." he said. "youn
all” variety."
[month's board rho-to touch“ to me."
Morel-I'd Plain Baler.
property. set employment etc-intro «and; a mum to m om no
may to 110mm Atlantic mutation. York. who a... m. math.
and property quickly and own!- ,“iclli be mat tumult-I.
at.
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‘Some particular- 1
iv (‘lloico Jonathan uppldc‘ is worth
(do in. the way thoy will like it: that‘
now .to the liniikar was wine in men-'
“I won i'm right. down glad tor
dialect strongly reminds mo of that,
The ngflcuiturlutt
srlnuod. “it's all right. ain’t it?" in! wumflgm mg, gm,
called. "1 gave an actor teller at W
Widener your
51 t d it or
in of an electric or pneu—
matic type it can be put
into first»class, DEFEND.
. ABLE condition here—A
for our mechanics are
skilled in repairing both
kinds.
IrreSpcctive of: whether
the “starter" has refused to
work or not it would pay
you to have it overhauled
with the rest of your i‘car
by us—for minor defects,
wear, etc, if attended to
in time saves money, wor—
ry and incorwenience. '
This is the garage with
modern equipment. skill—
ed mechanicé and moder-
te charges.
W. A. Hanford
. Garage '
N... to"... 10;;
Haven .& Hart
ford»
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
iN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16, 1913.
l
l
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
.A.' ill.»~l:20x, 525m, 5:4lx, 0:09,
6:55, 7:18. 7:48, 8:17.11, 8:55x. 9:15x.
9:87, 10:27x. 10:45x. 11:44.
P. M.-»i:09.t. 1:18, 0:00. 3:20. Viz-lhx,
.5112, 51:46. 62001:, 0:43, 72311:, 9237);,
110:1211, 10:52.
Sundays.
A. M.—~12:Bfix,
’10:27x.ll:24.
P, M.«—~i:t'.50x,
6:5”, 7:12,
10:28.
i
i
i
3....
.1...”
Zrltx. 3:00x. Suit.
7x. 9"" 10:12x,
:0‘X,
.-
1:3
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.——~12:0(lx. Minx. 5:40. 6:41”.
8:03x. Szhlx. 92161:. 10:02x. 10:05,
10:50x. 11:03. .
l P. Iii.~—~l2:03x. l105 2:0“, 2:517.
3:30x. 32001:, 4:29. 0:05x. 5:24, 5:28
6:0]x, 6:07, 8.191;, 0:44. 11:15. 11:30.
Sunday/u.
A. M.——]2:00x. 0:00. 8:031. 9:003.
10:02x. 11:00x.
P. lit—12:10. 1:02x. 3:39x. 6:02;.
6104,1310“, 7:15x,8:10x,9144:,111151.
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.~12:23x, 1:17x, 6:09. 1:23,
8:161. 10:22x. 11:11:.
P. M.—-—12:08. 11:57:.
4:28, 6:12, 6:16x, 6:47,
10:00:, 11:36.
Bundayl.
A. M.—-12:28. 1:17. 7:43, 9:161:,
11:11:. } r“
t P. M.-~12:09x. 12:07:. 4:47; 61121.
5:46. 7:10x. 8:3“. influx. 10:50:.
1:20. 8:101.
7:le 9:263,
BOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUHY.
A. M.~1220. 6:13. 8:27. 9159:.
P..M.-~1mli. 4:38;, 6:20. 7:15.
Sundays.
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' . P. die—«2:16. 7:15.
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l our-4:00. 7:21. 3:111. 10:03:.
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brunch“, 11:45.
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game played at Arcadia Hall. in Brook:
lyn, last night. Johnson and ”McWiiy
limns started for ”
Johnson scoring 9 and MoWilliams 113.
of tho local ouintet's 28 points. 181‘ ‘
iyn led at tho cud ol‘ the iirsthltlli
The scason‘a most «notaihie on "
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BROOKLYN ROUTSi PATERBO:
FIVE. “
Brooklyn easily detected .
by a score of 28 lo iii in a. New Ym‘
Stain Bankctbnll Longuo tournam
the Brooklyni a;
a acorn of 17 to 5.
Sentinel Wants are a quick ac
and inexpensive means at colllmll
cation. They afford a direct via .01
carrying a xiioseage to the once who
will he most inlurostcd.
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AMUSEMEN '
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“it's a Corker.” Here is a program.
that will be (prioycidi by every,
who takes an intelligent inte‘rea
good things in the theatre.
home of quality vaudeville,
Hog
lii‘eilt. Noteworthy presents.
hero ofi‘the most talked of man
today. . '
C. ALPHONSE ZELAYA'
(Son of cx-President Zelaya,
rugua'l and legal advisor’ .
_ Mexican councilof war... Zeluya.
«pianist of great renown. S‘e‘ 'him
and you'll forget all others.‘_
llliyaicul Culture Wizards.
(3) AMBLER BROS”,
in ilazai‘doiis Equilibristig
ilillllticsl Glrlies in Vaudeville;
(41 HELY GIRLS (4) . '
instinctive entertainers in songs
comicalitles.
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‘l‘he English liccntric Star.
ALBERT ROVER, ‘
hroll comedian in eccentric exp all.
Extra Added Feature. ,
The Noted Corned-lame,
MATTIE CHOATE AND 00»
In her newest blaylat, “The,
..lesque Queen." iii; a scroamird
curtain to curtain. ‘ '
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court-i NORwllLlii.
roonrf
Justice of;
the Win
A Motor 2 root feature and
lutorect and please everyone
"JIMMV’S DEGEPTION
A real good Powers county
Don’t forget about tho hfg,
coma ‘
Doll to be Given
WEDNEWAY NIGHT,
it in in excellent CW'
The doll to at lithium: and
drug store, Wampum time. ,
A. -. Wm. Mulwwn.
lXHiliTION
Expert N0
lane, “
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g It good no. any: but in tin ”mid?!” contort-lilo a: uncaring mimicJ
uncommon
fiWlTATlM cane"
manna,
Norwalk Chronicler