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‘ l ‘ For 83-16? Business and j“Experiencestold by South liorwalk
.. a « 0‘, ,. Professional Cards, and upper . g ‘ . .
.. .: ., .. , lose who have had weal: hidv
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Lassnmn Advertisements
Three Times. use —— Each Additions." Word. 1 cent
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or been. 25c-
Who used Dean’s Kidney Pilis~
«Who found the remedy onectlvev—
Such statements prove merit.
You might doubt an utter stranger.
per Insertion. In Black-v
iliilcal Word trout Fraternity in
Players thaivThsv Call Sign
Their» Contracts
, Friction between the Baseball ,Plsy-
ers’ Fraternity and the minor leagues
litigiospwwu ;
i
iii IlililE‘ilTBtlli "
Lawson vllob‘crtson.‘trainer ol’ the
Irinb-Ai‘nerimn Athletic can. phone
colors are worn by both Abel Kivint
and Houses Kolehmainen. espressed
himself as surprised yesterday at the
action taken by the registration com-‘
mittee ot‘ the MetrOpulitnn Associn
, , , _ tlon of the Amateur Athletic Union
. . You must believe So . ,has been remoVed. according to a
m 01’ caps, Double P1166 people. nth x\«‘t)‘w‘”lll‘statement issued by David L. ilrultz.‘ regarding the dead heat betwee“ liiv-
U V ‘ Here's South Norwalk prooi’. Verify president 01? the fraternity. last nightgm and liolehmaincn. in Brooklyn. on
5. WANTED ‘ Td LET . FOR SALE it. ‘ ESevoral days ago l’v‘ultz issued ordermsamrdm night, "
“Anyone who says that Kiylat did
not try on 'Saturday night is a liar.”
said Robertson, "‘and you cannot ..
quote me too strongly on the subject., ,
'Klviat was in no condition to run, and! .1
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
You'll iind’why iSouth Norwalk folks
believe in Dean‘s.
John 'M. ‘Borat, 76 Spring street.
South Norwalk. Conn. says: "We are
,to all minor league players to refuseI
‘to sign contracts vior this year until
the National Association of Minor
Leagues had removed a sixty days:
suspension clause from all contracts.
WANTED—WOMAN WANTS TO TO LETw—Il‘I‘RST‘CiLASS‘REN’I‘iB IN' _FOR SALELONE TON TRUCK,
no out by day to do Washing,r nud-«Norwaik, South Norwalk, East Ner—iclmssla, for sale cheap. Holder's Ga-
housework. Apply 3 Lexington Ave. lwalk and ‘Rowayton. Anythingyouv'rage, Main St, Norwalk. 128 in
123 1t‘cmiglrt desire. .See our list. Raymond
own mun
l _
unusual ‘opporiluntty for experienced T0 LET—FIVE ROOM' APART-
ioperators on power machines, paid meat, East Washington St, East Norv
iwbile learning. Cluett. Peabody andwalk. inquire 64 South Main at. all it
D0,, no. 120 lit
p...
LADIES. $2.26“DOZEN MAKING
[plain neckiwear. Fascinating (home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime for pattern,
To LET OR FOR BALE—«6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. let. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South vNorwvalk Trust
instructions. Co 016 it
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Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 t1 —~—-?-"‘*~~~~-—-————
BUSINESS NOTICES
WANTED .
“To BUY ALL KINDS REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN a.
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
id Extra prices for int calves.
£2.00 tor bob valves to fatten H. tinning business to 36‘Gregory Boule-
Friedman Conn . Ave Tel 1151 read, East. Norwalk, Third District.
’ ’ . 029 ti Telephone connection. 113 18t
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PROFESSIONAL. Apple Trees Trimmed
PSYCHIC CLAIRVOYANT~READ<
ling on personal and business matters.
Strictly private. Consult Proii Miller,
Room- 5, Keel-er =Bldg., So. Norwalk,
lConn. j23 3t
.PIANO STUDIO—MISS A'I‘HER-
ton, of Bridgeport, Conn, graduate of
the New England Conservatory, of
Boston. in both 'blic musician‘s course
and t. e teacher's course, and-teacher of
piano at Miss lBilli‘d'B school for the
eight. years previous to her retirement‘
last June. will open a studio at, 53
.West avenue, Norwalk, for Wednes-I‘
tiny and Saturday pupils. ‘
diliss‘ A'tlierton has had advantage
of Mr. Victor *Biart's inspiration as
this first pupils in .\'o‘.'walk were at
(Miss Baird's school. where he also
taught up to the time of its closing.
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Our
Advertisers
‘Where and What
to Buy
m
Rogers and Stevens have placed on
. Miss Atherlon, having “Hid, sale 50 of their newest model over-
lslpecial study with Mr. l'liari.’ coats which they will sell for one hall
during the past your, will be'price.
pleased to prepare students for .\Ir.§ W. R. Austin is advertising a num-
Iliart‘s advanced course. Appllcaiions'her of used cars at extremely low
should be made at 513 West avenue, prices. See adv.
Norwulk. 136 (it: 0 Cedar mups at. Albert (ichebe's.
liil’tvvlillilliil ' V
Read what the Mansion House: or
Jlisirirt of Norwnik. as.
furs for dinner tomorrow.
The Crescent are advertising
'scuiidiniah ili'ty pieces for The.
,’ a} t _> ‘ i '
Court. Janunrv u A. 1).. 191-1. mum "‘1 ”9‘ "d"
' , Remarkable saving
Estate of Amos Gates late of er- ,
. (learauco Sale.
Mall; in said District, deceased, These are )roiitable days for shop
The Court or Probate for the Dis- ‘ ' ‘ ‘
trim of Norwnlk, hath limited and al-
ilowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
ping at. the Read Store.
filibit their claims for settlement. Those
to
If
Probate
at the Ill Intz
George W. Randall New Head of Con-
nectlcm Annotation.
Postnin‘atrr Frank A. .Hngurty. of:
Hartford. president of the Connecti-
cut l’osilnusit'rs' Association, presid-
"w’j ' "1' q .‘ fl” a” ,ed at the annual meeting of that nsvl
‘i'listrlct oi baorualli. 8“" ”onumzsoclatlon yesterday afternoon at tho
“"3” January 0' A ”D" ”14‘ , lilotcl Tait, New Haven. The lunch
mm"? of Mary GM” m" 0' M“ tag was preceded by the animal diu~
,wnlk 1", said District, deceased. tour. at which about fifty of the. post-
'l‘he Court of Proliute for the Ills—
, ‘nuintora or the state were present.
trlct or horwulk. hath limited and ab
The optical departments of the (“ole-
,‘burn and Lander stores are in charge
‘ of competent opticians. No charge for
who neglect to present their accounts, examinnthm.
properly attested, within said mm"‘$TATE POSTMASTERS MEET AT
will be debarred a recovery. All per-' ELM CITY.
sons indebted to said Estate are re—l
quested to make immediate payincnt'
to . _ .
GEORGE M, WAY.
Executor.
' \
‘JH ill-‘38
‘Store, when I was suffering from
backache and other symptoms of weak
kidneys and they soon cured me. An-
other of my family who had kidney
complaint used Doau‘s Kidney Pills.
and in her case too. they brought re-
Caionei N. G. Osborn Talia. Also
of Policy Playing and Invis-
ible Government
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 28~At the mid-
lief."
winter meeting of the Mayors' Assn-l Fol‘ . sale by all dealers, Price to
elation of Connecticut held here yes-lccllts. Foater-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
l
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l
l
Wood vs.
At ilul‘tniohEddic Murphy rs.
Kansas.
born or the JournalaCourier oi’ NewlStates.
system and the recent crusade against? . _.
the part of the democratic machine to PBRIS
United [States senate if he had made"
port, presided at the meeting until “night-
Driscoli, of New, Haven, former Mayor1 M Turners M"“‘”‘Y"1“‘g "3599" V3-
by. and Mayor ll. .l. ‘Plueugan, of Nor- Shetlhfln. "
Mayor Martin Scull): oi \\'atcrbury, Al Morievl|le-i"ruuh Loughrey vs.
Malian, oi‘ New London i‘.onyznwywmunl Kid
Dr.‘llcnlamln liostull. of the muuiA M Lu“”"WQMJWWY (”0"31' VS-
Ichency," and l‘lll. Osboru‘s ‘Slllllect Smith.
terday afternoon Col. Norris G. 05-? New York, sole agents for the United
Haven had many things to say of 111-! Remember the name—Donn’smand
visible government, the ibi-partisanllalie '10 other, '
policy in the Elm City. lncideniailyl
he said that in spite of any efforts on: '
sidetrnck Governor Baldwin the chief;
exeouaive of the state would go to the} '
up his mind to go. , 3°?“ FOR THE WEEK‘
Mayor Clifford C. Wilson, of :llrldge-
among those present were Mayor Ans-j . M New... Bedtordmllay
tin. of Staiiii’ord. former Mayor (3. ’[‘.l loung Dyson.
Christian Swariz, of South I‘lorwalk,“young Sfl‘umuk”; .loe liudreau "“5
former Mayor James A, Miles. of Der- Md Home; Babe Lamore "9‘ Km
walk. 3 At Augusta-Young Hugo Kelley m.
Matters of regret were received from‘ tiger \oung.
former Mayor John P. Elton of that llill li‘lcming: Joe Hagan \slieri SW“
city, Z‘ongrcssman and Mayor llryan
’I‘. Lfillcilly. or Mcridcu, and Mayor . _
Frank .1. Rice. or New Haven. ‘ ’lliursoay.
Clllfll service bureau, of New York. .ioc Nitison; Tommy tfarson vs. Ililly
spoke on “.‘iiilwaukce's Ilurcnu oi' idl'v Edwards; lludily Dam” "5' Larry
Was “The Influence “f the Press on At Allentown. l‘a.~l’loliby Reynolds
Public Questions." Fol. Osborn said he ‘3‘ blghtiug llob.
a“
had held only our public office and m “Hi“ 13‘0”“me “my H‘ “line
that was the position ot‘ delegate to 0;: (Vcw'()g(l'x:irl‘ ,. \ l ._
the constitutional convention. lie I “ \ mm“ ; ML HM
Charley Wiencrl.
okiu'lv .‘ il l i ll; iiv .2
j 1" H1” tm hr ”a out ("WW At Willinmsport, l‘u. silob Fillsillb
lunch there which ouLliii to so” ‘ s .
' ‘ ” “ mous in exhibition bout.
a warning,' to politicians who take.»
Friday.
positions to which ihcrc was no salv \ _ l ‘
nry attached. ()uc morning In the lob- ’ l‘M’m‘ “ lllll-tlilthlveOlge A13"-
vs. \ankcc Evans.
by he. said he passed over to (‘lmrles
Hopkins Clark of the Hartford Conr- 81$; Mmmlkmllmw Kim? w' Md
out a five dollar bill t ' to .‘ ' .
u pa) r m“ At San Francisco«Hilbert Gallant
iii'ttOllllllOililllOll at the I-‘nrming‘iou Inn . _
tbp night before. A few days later he , H “if“? lini’ns. . ,
was asked by till indignant dolomite to‘ . M >0.“ \orliwArihur isdunrds vs.
loung i‘ox.
explain that money transaction In the,
lobby willi Mr, Clark :
In rcl’erenorMo the recent pallet"
crusade in New linvi-u (‘ol. Osborn
said that. tho Iii-purilenu system ol’
government, as exemplified by HIV po-L
lice commission or New Haven
was the. intestinal thing in city «yovct‘uU
men-t and he said it was a striking
example or the invisible government
of cities. lie told of a talk Which he
had had with Messrs. Kennedy and Samar! Expects Three to Jump.
Ilasaeii. of ‘iho Nirw llnven police CHICAGO' Jun. ””13““ Johnson.
board when he told them they would ““3"" ‘0 nld any cause that would Cm”
be driven Into a blind alley and he ll"? “‘9 Federals. came “m“ yesterday
added that those men with the mayor with the stateroom that h" “'m aid
had taken what’wae lair criticism as CO" Bob Hedges or the 10M" vilrowns
a personal affront. He said that un- in building “9 a team. 190'.me time
dorthovblpartlaan form of commission Hodges and Jommm' mm ""1 been
there was no other way to accomplish workinl; hand In hand.
Saturday.
At New i’orkwllob IiioAilisier vs.
l'iilly Grupp; Frankie Muck vs. John
ny Martin.
At l’hilndciphlawviloutx at all local
clubs.
BAN TO AID LOWLY BROWNS.
Chicago Feds to Train in Texas--
Following the dinner there were infor-
lowcd six months from the date hercot "m1 speeches and a general discussion
for “it“ trcdltors of said Estate to stein, matters m. interest to u", ”031‘;
mm ”M" “”1"“ for sctlloment. TM“ lllllulot‘li. At the meeting these officers'
who neglect to present their accountsH were elected for the ensuing year: ._.
properly attested»; within said tithe“; Ilr,.,.im..,p.-(“ml-go W. itnndulbi
will lu- tlt-bari'cd a recovery, All por-i lowlivlilo.
eons indebted to said Idatnlr uro rc-| “rm, Viwhpruflmpmmymung
situated in uiuko quucdluto payment: lummm Waterbury.
to Second ifIce-l’realdoniv«vl’ostniuslnrI
i‘i‘llil. mainford. '
tiecretaryv’I‘reunurer-w(3. berm Wibf
cor. Windsor orbs.
Ill.
(3 thumb) M. WA l'.
Administrator.
ill L’lvBil
‘ 'l‘licro will ho a “conlmunluation“org Tonight at the Masonic 'yoiuplon
Eli. John's ”also. No. ii. A. I“. and A. . \Vnghmgfim trimmer. No. 24. it. A. M,.
M, tomorrow plum. The noisier our will hold a convocation at which the
non degree will in- conferred upon two , marked "mm". degree will be worked.
candidates.
l’l‘lie occasion In of special interest to:
Edward J. Kelley. of Maple unpopular members because oi‘ the visitationg
was taken III while at. his employment to ho made by Most Excellent Louis b;
at. ilin (irobn iii Knapp imumlnviory ilnnrh. (“iraud High Priest. In honor;
yesterday. and in coalition to his home. ,‘ oi” the guest. a turkey slipper has been;
, ,. momma... ._ , M.
... 7, ,- , u- lprovldcd and a special social time:
STUDY [AW
“W '
‘plunnod. Mr. bench holds the liiglr
mm m.m:m
..IHQEC DIVISION! 2out other In Masonry In the state. l
ti
NEW YORK
Jasmin. mama
Wager-mam
liiifiiilli
kw *vifimhfib’hww
Evening Divider. ‘ here or flip Nutmeg illub last night It"
, 2 was voted to rescind their previous acv
“Hard” "Wm" Ellen and not hold a inidwlnter dance as ,
'3’ {0' “‘0“! ”’1‘," lhna been the custom. n was decided
“It“ ‘3 88896 I“ I to have one in April. it was announo
bounces. ed to the members that a new pool.
A" . .v‘ . ' . . . ,,
"".'.':..‘.:*:...i.‘t.t:l;§.i,’lfi flaw"? liable Would be installed very soon. l
The Allemoonoi , At the special meeting of the motor?
things except by deals and bliaimcnni ’ ‘L'h‘me’i “Willily'kd‘il‘ilifil‘b ”it”. :hil
invisible aovclainicnt. Federals are Dim in; an caplns ve
John and will cost the fans more than
any one else. as they are destined to
spoil good baseball.
He then explained how the recent
policy crusade in New Haven began.
its ililld that it youn nun hn
_ K i M Ital ‘ . The Chicago ‘li‘vdcrala
puieiilultc. who attended Center
rhu'wb (‘mnlllliltinil to the authorities WHEN“). that they would do ”w”
‘ ' t Mineral We Ia. Test. and
or the church that his parents spent training a I
would ilelnrt from here on February
till his wages nl policy. The author ,, I
was limiiuli. to the attention or (lot. '
Daliorii and he had the young miin‘
bring the policy slips to police hund-
uuartcrs, 'l‘lmu the arrests were mildew
lio alibi tluil ii’ the polici- commission
President Sinners. or the illuminant
club. who was closeted with llandolm-
son. acknowledged yesterday that he
expected to loan the services of i’ituli~
, , , ‘ era lliuudlng. liiihlcr and li‘llikeuhurg,
mm“ H?" "0“” M" being player {lithe had not yet received their con
and liltlli i stop it it was inefficient and tracts
if It didn't know policy Wits bolus, M............._..u......-.
played it was Inidilclmii. .0038 TO REPORT AT
lie declared that cites ouirbt in be, GULFPOHT IN MAflcH
run on a commission plan of govern, lild’i‘lliiil'l’. Jan. 2&me ”mm”
merit and that there should be hush American 1mm,“ baseball club 3.99,
noes government and not bolilll‘lll‘ tordny received a letter from Ty Cobb
sordrnment. " which stated he Would join the regu-
in reference to the Initiative. retain lnra at Gnlfport, Miss” the spring
random and recall be said these prim training camp. some thus during
‘clpiee ware nothing new. that the. Gouv March. Cobb has seldom trained with
sentient constitution or late provided Mg teammates in the springtime and
for the recall of judges and that his letter ishsllpved to be in Iliiewitli
on; general assembly could retaliate recentlypnmleststemani that the
them at any ilmenow. ‘Dotroil club would have the full bene-
.... , tit of his satirical! in 1914.
The signed contract at William
was received yesten
“WM
Miss Jeanette (lobes. oi? «Stamford,
is the guest or Mr. and Mrs. mule. Parish, infielder.
Jessica. of North Main street.
day.
fl
unnouncmi
“‘For the last two days the 'Bahcball
Players'ili‘raternity has been In coni-
municntion with Mr. Barrow, preai»
dent of the international League, who
is also acting for the Pacific (Toast
League; Mr.‘ Cliivington. of the Amer-
ican Association, nnd‘Judge Kai-an-
augh, president ol’ the Southern Asso-
ciation, also empowered~to act for
the Western League. and is assured
by these gentlemen that their under-
standing of the disposition made o'
the side agreement clause at Cincin-
nati Is the same as that entertained
,by Mr. Herrniann and myself.
i “We have been assured that all con
’tracts signed by players in these
lleagues will be subject to the provi-
'sion already Inserted by the National
Commission in the major league conv
itracts so far as the clause suspending
‘ the player is concerned; also that can
,tracts signed in the future will have
the clause stricken out irrespective of
‘what action the National Association
takes.
Q “Although the association still perv?
slats in its arbitrary and dishonorable
stand, rather than ‘i‘nrtlicr embarrass
the gentlmuen naumi, who have been
absolutely fair in all their dealings
-with us. we are uoiil’yiug our mem-
bora that the objection to signiua i'Oil-
ltracts is withdrawn."
-; SHUGRUE OVERLOOKS MAIN
- CHANCE. .
Young Shuuruc who fought ()wrn
lilornn last night. is another Eastern-
cr who appears to be overlooking tilt»
main chance. “'1ch Shupruu out-
poiniod (‘l'oss last your the way was
opened for him to push his claims
for u try at the big prize. lat lili‘
.Ivrscy lipliiwt-Iulll lot. the vliuiuc pass
without taking: i'ull
Sliugruc did make l. trip io t‘ulii‘on
bin. but rcturnml without getting it
illllli'll ol’ any kind for scum rcasou
‘or other. This seems to have been a
Qgrrnt mistake on his part. tor bit:
style would lime made an instant hit
in l‘aliiorniu. There is little doubt
that if Shuuruc had taken the upper
trinity to dcniunstrniu his prowess he
would now be just as popular a»:
v’l‘ommy Murphy Is in the only sec
tion
ndmniuue oi Ir.
jsb‘ps are son and Iosi‘.
, JOHNSON'S ARM NO JOKE.
'I'oni I’lannuuu. ill“ t‘.u:udian sportv
lug man and manager who became
famous as the installer of Longboat.
the. famous indlan runner. and who
has at times acted as nuinngcr to:
Jack Johnson. rcrcuily i'i.“‘.'l‘l\'l‘d
photos oi‘rtiic ncuro ilubter's Injured
nrm. Speaking ol‘ the matter the
other day, Flanagan said:
“Jack Johnson‘s broken arm was
certainly no joke, nor was It a myth
to cover up luck of condition. A re.
cent article In a Philadelphia paper,
hinting that till» broken aria miuhi
be an excuse or a fake, mm! d mo to
ash Johnson to sand on some photo:
of the break. They leave no doubt
whatever on that «core,
“'i‘ho brouk Willi clean, as ”N'Dllil-
to filiflWN. (luv ol‘ the prints shows ill-2‘
hone when set and already bcalunluu
to heal.”
PITCHER HENDRIX i8
GRABBED av TINKER
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jan. 23,.
(“Blanche lleuilrlx. «who pitched for the
'l’ittsbiu-gh National Lunatic bliuobull
club. last. season, will Wear a Kansas
(lily Iv’odorui Islamic iiiiii‘i‘iriu this
year. accordion to an announcement
by the club inst niaht.
Hendrix recently planed a contract
with Joe ’i'lulicr. manager of the (thi-
rago Federal Leanne club and. accord-
ing to last night's unimuiwrtiucui. 'l'lnv
hair has turned him over to Kansas
City.
(leoraev I’orrlua, an liiilcldcr with
the Columbus Aniericnn Assoc-lotion
team. last season. last night signed to
play with the Kansas i‘lty viv‘edcruls.
BASKETBALL. GAME IN STAM-
FORD.
The second game in *ihe Birth
1*
and
Siovcnth Company series will be pinyv,
ed at the Istamford Armory. on Friday
evening. and the linaltetbalilsts of Mr-
walk'are liouerul of winning the genie.
The preliminary game will be between
the Wreath and sixth (toiupmiy see
and team,
country where champion’
, . _ . that is the whole stor Bad 1 known“ ‘
.Ilros. 328 ill pleased to confirm an we said. in This clause had been inserted in spite y. ‘
WANTS-Dwsfiiit) FOR A 6 PER“ ' , ~' ""8 BLPARHSAN i‘il'iiisen'iit' Donn's Kidney Pills When ot' the amicable agreement reaeliezlby his real condition, I never would have! We musmmmudhmmn‘ .
leent. mortgage In town. Inquire Law- TO LETmFURNISHED‘ ROOM. ‘ we recommended them some years the fraternity with Org‘l'llz'fd WWW-“l” allowed him to start. Although his C , l3 & B , k ‘ .,
pence Agency, 15 South Main St. ,flrst “floor, to right, all improve BUM“) SYSIEM use. Timy Live an to the claims made in Cincinnati on January 7. Fultz lace ”“0“ “lat lid is a sick man, xiv.» tinned y [dc en
128 3t1ments. Use all telephone. Inquire . for them. I took Dean’s Kidney raised ”‘9 ban yesterday. explaining 11151:“; lupggiod race-Ins: Wterlnesallag : . ‘ V
120 Washington St. 16 it Plus, rocured at 1 . his reasons in this way: i“ ‘ a erson, 'w“”‘ "9" ‘9 ' ' ““ W "W” ‘. "TM—"WW
WANTED—«BOSOM TUCKERS' AN , n _ P alsteda Drug WELSH SHADES Flsl-l
rd Elks’ Derby, and I thought that,
he was able to do as well on Sutur \
day.
“It generally was conceded that
Kiviat was going to win, asiall know
that Kolehnlaineu is far from being in
good condition as yet. I do not think
that anyone realizes how sick Kivlat'
Is. lie felt all right, and as he had
promised to start, Abel did not want
to disappoint his friends. To
that, he did not try is
falsehood.“
“Will [{lviat and Itioiclimaineu ap-
pear before the registration commit-
teeon Feb. i?" Robertson \vas'faskcd.
“I think it is an outrage to ask them
to appear" replied the trainer. “I do
not know what they intend
While the committee is within its
‘ rights, acooiding to the rules, I do not
on 3;
think that the runners should be ans-itinued until today.
pended pending- investigation, and 11
do not think there should be any luv, NEW=HITCH AND KICK RECORD? ‘
vestigarion."
BOXlNG NOTES.
Dodo Muller has no alibis to rider
for his (icicat at the hand,“ of Ford.‘
“All I ask is another chance," says
Dodo.
Tommy .iiurphy says that if \‘(iliir
Ritchie runs out of his match with
him next April he will claim the light
weight title by default. This woull
be an oven ihcnpi‘r way than Ritchie
secured it when he, won on a foul from
\N‘oiuasl.
liiiii .vinileriti'un. tho
who, in trying to light as a light-
wcinlli, lost \'~'llillt“.l.‘l' (haul-o by llill'
to attain a leading: position lil iiiU
game, will try lib: hand In the \K'l‘lli‘1"
weight ilile in lllu l‘iitul'i‘. (‘dlli'urltin
promoters are trying: in tie up n lirilm
loii-»‘.iulm‘.~.oii iizutm.
ililillm; Li’fliifilfy'fi iiizivmuor I4 as}.
lili: “"0 iiiill’li ill‘ the sensational liixlil
heavyweight liozu-r when lil‘iiSiillIliI‘R
.
to Illilll'll lilill with tiuilboni Smith :imi‘
expect l.QVlIi:~li,\' to win. Smith, witir
out iguivstlou. is the bit: fellow in illi‘
country today and iluv ..l'i say-inst lino
a good lilg man can lick it good lililt
man would apply lil ‘lmz match.
l‘ut ()‘I‘Iez’t‘e and Harry llcl vu haw
bcrn selected by the National Sport
,ing cluli. of London to box for tilt
”English iuidilleuciglit
bell.
.Iiui .iluc‘u'my. manager of L‘Iimboui
Smith, wants the Y."
sit-o Smith swap (or lib: end to meet
(tutu-two ('urpi-ntii-i'.
It must have looked like the old
days when Jack McAilliIYc spurred
with Joni (‘arncy and lilck ‘iilll‘;’.i‘. in
Imudon, the other night. (‘hnrley
Mitchell. the other veteran heavy
weight, was the master of ceremonies.
Billy Gibson. the New York promo-
ter, yesterday denied the story that
i‘ackcy -.\lcl~‘nrlund demanded an exor-
bitant amount to llii'l'l Mike (llbboiii.
in n tun-round bout. (Hill-mil slates
that Mill’nrluull has arceptcd terms
and the bout will he boxed Feb. lit.
.Iolinuy liuudoo has cabled to illch
barge. the I'lnailsh promoter. asking
him for u guarantee of $2,500. with
transportation both ways for tour. to
meet Kid Lewis. the English cham-
pion. in n Bil-round haul in illdlilml.
.ioc i'lorrnll, the Philadelphia mid
dluwciuhi, in union to I'lni'opu, HP will
sail on licb. i for itnulnud.
an wouonsr on THE GRIDDLE. ’
.\ill.\\'.\lll(ia‘i‘}. Jun. 118. All
past ilillui. take the "benrcui" out or
his nmucnclnlurc. ”his in the ruling
of the \ ‘lscoilalu lloxinn Commutation.
“M'llllziltil'li puritir’nuilicv iti-thllilli Joe,
Rivera, I’ridny night. was a violation
or all the rules oi‘ the mono in Win»
entrain. as dictated by the commission.
and unless iii) can uivc a fitting eit—
plnuuilou ul‘ his actions be Is illll‘ for
n surround of action. so far as the
liudgcr State is concerned. Hitting
while holding and striking in the
brruknwnya wore the [it'll precepts
most violated. Wolgnat Illilfil appear
before the commission viiiniurday, and
unless his explanation proves satisfaea
lory be will not a layoii'.
Wol-
LEVINSKY wms AGA'N.
NEW YORK. Jan. 28.»Buttlina Lav
vlnaliy. light heavywiulil, had the
better of Soldier Kearna. or Ilrook-
iyu. throughout their tellvrchnd bout
‘licre last night.
3
dl
work with his left hand more iii
a deliberate
i limiDGEPOR’I‘, Jim.
,the Waterbury team of the Easter
’Baseball Association, sold not in
to , do, l in South Norwalk in 1912, was in cod
“bitch and kick” record of eight tee
.
'i-‘risco ituhlct
rhuinpiinpzhlp‘
curb promoter to3
FREDDIE .
mucmm’rl, 0., Jim. ire—steam
Welsh. champion lightweightfot En
land. won a newspaper decision fov
Earl Fisher of. this city here]
night after ten rounds of fast‘boxixtz.
The local boy showed wonderftili‘oo
work in the first six” rounds.'- b
Welsh‘s ring generalship and his in”
equalled things up.
HOWlE BAKER IN COURT
28.—Hoivor
Baker, of this city. former. member 9
since to Evansville, and whopiaye
yesterday charged with assault .up‘o
Leon Rock. negro. The case was-con
NEKV HAVEN, . Jan. 28.-—A new
seven inches made by H. Potter. 1917;»
in ‘Yale Gymnasium yesterday, has:
been recorded on the wall. It, re—
places the record of eight feet five
iinchcs made in 1893. .- '
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v‘SMiTH TO PLAV WITH PURDUE
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan.'28.—~Amly,
Smith, former Pennsylvania football,“
coach. has signed a contract. with Fur-v
due for two years.
.inclr. chlcr,,lms signed a young man.
who played on the lot at 'South Nor-
walk last season. iii [Add and Urn;
.pire Bill Yale any the new player.
has the goods and he comes to 20118:]
[well reconinil-ndod. ‘The player: in
question is named 'I‘homas’iBowdenrf
g iluril‘ord Cournut.
New York New
? Haven é; Hart,
lord , .
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