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Infra—«City Editor's Residence.
1 Main
. velopment and building up of
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WING SENEINEL
« ESTABLISHED BY
Joel-{ES downs.
‘ a. 1'" nun 1th.. raccoon.
" PROPR’IETORS.
Wenonah”. m. 4.431.,
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illltinm'ruae ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
‘High tide 6:03 a. m.; 6:32 p. to.
Sun rises 6;59; sets 5:35.
Evnhino SENTlNEL TELE-
' . . .pnonn CALLS.
‘5 " gas—Sum Department.
1,» gang-nBusiness Department.
£388 “Branch Office, Nor-walk.
‘ ‘a—Editor‘s Residence.
W7" sociETv‘norIcns
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“ Didi/Veil Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meals in .Masonic Building, South
* Main street. lot and 3d Tuesday 01
each month~Ju1y and August ex;
oopted~~ut 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach, w. M. Robert M. wiicaxfl
Sec.
Butler ‘Ol'llpter, No. as, a. A. M.
Meets in MaSOnic Building, South
street, second Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
. Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, 1-1. F. Robert W. Wilcox,
Bee.
> TELEPHONE CO, BENEFITS
This is without doubt an age when
not only legislatures hut corporations
- are taking into account. the part that
the individual worker play: in the do
lame
commercial enterprises, The report of
the 1Southern 1.\'ew England Telephone
company issued the past week shows
' that that company had paid out $32.
194.110 under its
plan. L
This company believes in the policy
Employers Benet‘h
or looking after its employee.» and has
maintained this primiplc men before
there was any talk of thy- \l'orknien'n‘
Compensation act 1101111.: passed. ‘
'01 interest to citizens all over New
England will be the disbursements ol’
the. company under their lu-nellt plan
which were. as follows:
.Pt‘llh‘ltllli-l, $1,011.05.
Accident disability. $7.1.liuf-Jln
Sickness disability, $12,100.27.
Ordinary life insurance, $2,265.10.
Accident life lllHlll‘illlt‘O. $7,020.80.
Surgical ckpczises. etc. $1,102.
it is generallyIindcl‘stoodlhnt iii
aomo instant-es this ‘benel'lt plan is
better than the state compensation ro-
quirenicnts. The company howover
announces that liercai’tcr employers of
the Southern New England company
will in cwry cane receive the niuxi~
ann'n benefit provided either by 1hr
Worku‘ieu'n Compensation or the lit-u
clit plan. .
ll corporatiolw everywhere would
initlripnlo an did this company lei-21s-
.Ww. ......
.1 .1 30m NORWALKl so terrifying mam legal
' market value“ the law Neutrons—Lille
v
an... Wu.» ”flatworm..14.“...4» ,. . . .. e .1... ..
inept, High or low valuation doeslnot
clients ”the manor that mine on:
ed in taxes to run the affairu‘lotithe‘,
city.‘ On a «lush voluotiourfiaetual
luntount the ‘Abudget calls for can be
raised by a low tax rate, while a low
assessment. the city must establish a
a high tax rate to meet the, bills. in any
.eveut, so long an the low in specific,
{it should be obeyed—“Hartford Poet.
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’ Mn. KNAPP RECEIVER
;'New Fairilcid Man Ha: Chorus of Fair-
flold County Dairy Co.’ Amlro
inane Knapp, of New ‘r‘nirticld, war-15
iappointcd receiver of the it‘olrt‘lcld}
,County Dairy 00., ni' Norwulk, ,‘byl
‘iludge ‘E. S. 'I‘homan in United Staten;
court in Hartford Saturday. The Fair- 1
afield County Dairy‘Co. is the mayoral
lthat inns been sending a big motorJ
,ti‘uclt through this city daily on its:
way to and from New Fairi‘ield for the :
,purpose of collecting milk from farm-
? era. The company controlled the great- -
‘cr part of the retail milk trade in tlioi
'Norwnlks. 1‘11! .1. Peek. at New Fair- ,
field, is the. principal creditor oi‘ the"
? company. j
The application says that the apatite ,.
not the company consist of a dairy
,plazit in Norwalk, equipped with the
lintcst and most. improved machinery",
‘1’or pasteurizina and sterilizing milk.
1 to sell and deliver to customers, alter
;recelving it from farmers and ’de-
tlivery men. The" company has livef
,hornes. eight delivery wagons, a con-
: litional vendee's interest in an out!»i
1truclt on which $1,000 or a purchase
lprlce 01‘ $3,000 has been paid, and.
lit has hills receivable of an approx-y
imately face value of $1,800. The,
corporation also has milk routes for.
two of which $4,000 each was paid”
when the corporation began buaincnng
in the spring 01‘ 11111. The total assets
as a going corporation are $18,000:
the. petition says. but in the event of;
an immediate discontlnunm'e of busi- ‘
neon or the. disposal of the onsets ii\_
any way, other than as a going con-‘
(tern, would reduce the value 01”
the. assets from $5.000 to $7.000. All
[the property oi" the con‘ipany enumera-
ted assets 1:: under attachment.
the petition says.
it is recited that a tow dnya prior
January 32. 1014. 11 K. Austin.
president and treasurer 01' the
t
HS
to
the
:company. who had lived in Norwalk.
loft Norwalk and wont to New York
and ordered some oithccmployecn
ol‘ the. company to collect. lllllti iron?
the cunlomers and forward the mom-1‘
to him and that this was done, as
llate as Friday, the petition says, The
. petitioners
say that it. is the host
of their bellel‘. that AuStin hast rc~
‘lilsctl to return to this state, that. he.
has taken with him to New York and
has under his control there, the hooks'
of accounts of the company.
The business of the Nilnpliily \l‘ae
dlscimtilnied when the attachment
was made. the petition says, No milk
hue been received from the farmers
and in: there have, been no deliveries to ‘
customers the latter are be‘omini:
St'lllltzl‘t‘tl and lost to the cmupun.\'.,l
'l‘lie creditor-a, holding more than one-l
hall at tho indebtedneaa ol‘ the (0111‘
puny, lll’lil a meeting at South Nor"
walk luai 'l‘hurndui'. and decided that:
“it who for ihe. beat llllt'l'tilil of all con-
't'ui'lll‘ll to have a receiver appointed
to forthwith start. up the lumineas of
require-l .
.here on the regular train for Southl
‘Norwullt leaving at 0:30 o‘clock.
tln: company. and to cimtinue it until
m ....m...,.... “No.04...“ my..- ........w«iw.m.......m.... .
You Want A lflver New England
Gold MedallvButter is
known for its goodness.
And this goodness is' de-
pcodnhlewlwayc pure and
with in characteristic I flavor
all ltd oivnw
"ther‘ihee‘t?
l
t
I
is handed to your from the
most. pituitary vcrwmory in
the World. in odor-dust— -
germ-proof packages. NO
contaminating influence
can aliect it. its delicious~
ness is. imprisoned lonly‘to
be liberated by you on your
table. You will 'know it
by its name, the protecting ..
package-«and its rich and. =
creamy tastefulncss.
Insist that your git-ow r
gives you Gold Medal.
; *Dlllon ‘Sc‘D‘ouglass ‘
Newman
Hartford
Spdnlfield
r Pmidoocu
Warsaw:-
' “' [ofofwir'fi'u ~No R‘WA'LR
, Hovrrs‘ THEATRE
. . v “The Funniest thing at lloyi's this:
Large Delegation From Danbury Wili;.\.(,m._- ie ”H, verdict oi Norwiilk 260.
Make Visit Monday
l 11c who have .: .. 1‘ ' will“
The. committee in charge 01' the Violx seen than.“ mm d ”u
it oi Progressive lodge, I: t). 0. R. t0:wmch is “landing the bill at ililil‘il
(lur Brothers lodge, ol Norwalk, next . . . a
\lOltl' . Ht 1 . li‘l n t d ti 1; ,'1hellil't‘ this week. Local people who
no 2;” . l; l" ' m“ ( hi" ’l‘ "f l C “have not seen the SllDW the firot‘ port
( (r on e ummn, mem are 0 tie or-‘M this week will take it in this (my
(1".1 I:' a.‘ l. i I.‘ .
"‘ll‘nn)‘;":):ut-“ “larfk‘iw :2‘" “1‘3”? ining if they care for hlght‘luss enter-
“ oct'i th- :(‘D'L‘Prh‘ 5%; ‘1‘“: ‘5:1.oinincnt. Taken altogether the on.
" p " ’ “ n" m -‘ ‘ u repic- in one 01‘ the heat given at the play-
aented by a large delegation. Many
members of Samaritan lodge 01’ this
city will make the trip.
‘ v , ‘ > - l .
.' ”or
5 r‘ " ‘” egree 0 “*l lit in a acream from start (‘0 linisih
house thin season and“ the travesty
5dl'bllllll. is the rlclieet, thing in humor
or 10‘ " ‘ .‘ ‘ . . - ‘1 .
”(:Sllltihwlll‘ fl fixing?“ it“ (timdmmfgl: and every one of the eight players porn
‘ ‘ “ ‘ S n "L 0" " tlclpating to a typical rector seen so of.
l’l") .‘ . . ._ . , v
myth}: :1” ‘2): lira“? “Rm?“ “2'“ ton in the old down east piers. This
‘ h 3 l‘ H m ‘ en “K “"m‘ number alone is worth the price or tho
here or Sirutiield and llutler lodgesuqhm‘, and “ will pav co 1e 01' ““3
01' South .\'orwnlk. I. ' ' p. p ’
. Why to visit till 111le 11 x tli: ' -
l‘hc llanlulry delegation ' N ‘ l 1' 0 m N ew
l“HR-filing if it in only for the purpose or
witnessing the production 01‘ this our-
lent: ,ticuiar act. The management had a
“flock““1"!thgt-lanny bill booked for“ the hint three
' - days at the week. one big headliner
leading oil that will draw one 01' the
biggest houses of the season,
. 'l‘heulro goers who have been to this
week‘s allow and have. witnessed tho
.work of the Whirlimz i‘ll‘l'ordtl, nay
ltluit the mile a minute. gylnnueie are
'wcll named. 'l‘heir stunts are clever.
will
special train for Dunbnry will
Norwalk at one
Nt‘\\'l~'_
CHANGEs AT ROTON POINT.
Captain Arming J. Smith Gives Up
Lease to Neville Bailey. of
New York.
The ton-year lease of the ‘Rolon!
‘ . l w . , ‘ . I ' ~
Point privilegen of tinptain .«tnning Mug: ESZZSTSMY and m: :inlllityliexii
alinltli has expired and the Point has in 1.0m in t ‘1) v18 pot; a "hi on :r
gone into new handu. Yesterday attor- ”m m‘mf “tn! ,9 not own g ‘en ti
noon Manager .I. ti. Potter. of the Nor‘, p ‘ ("m i R soon It.
. non-con score or are commas
Coot 311.000 and amm'met-‘oma
the “fled the): headquarters wilen the
newsrwns confirmed “that Slot-temp
‘Scott had signed his contract
Jumping season. lithe Management was .
, oopeeiully eager to keep this
«in; youngster in line. as he i
the club about $11,000 and yet had
never played one, game for
Box. I
new the youngoter poi-form
l’Americtin Association hint
l'were especially eager to get
that city. and this could be 'dt he only
‘through the drederol league. which
‘mnde Scott an otter of a very fancy
‘ salary and got the boy tliinklr.
. after
two clever youngsters,
“More Sihncd Agninpfi’l‘hnn Behalf”
lthat has beenpulled? or at -n womanl
‘Faeoola WELSH T0 aox 110E MAM;
dun-Am
. ’Ho Would dump. " .
BOSTON. Feb. «gamer we i ‘felt at
for the
promin-
ud cool
he lied You will do well to buy libc
"flat the ions at lndlunopolis who
in tho .-
neat-ion
C earance Sa
,. THE ECONOMIES WE OFFER IN
. MUSLlN-S PILLOW CASES, SHEETS
EADS AND OTHER. ~
.1 WHITE GOODS "
.ARE SIMPLY AMAZING
to save money surely will not present itself
again tor a long time
rally for such opportunity
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
$1.25 111110. Sale Price 980 Piece
$1.50 value. Sale Price .. 01.19 piece
$2.00 value. Sale l’l‘lCt: .. $1.49 Plea:
$3.00 value. Sale Price .. $1.98 piece
him for
a:
The Federals were also very strong
“Dutch" «leopard, torrthe St.
lambs club, but even with their big
otters they were'unable to land thoao
39c TRAY CLOTHS.
Large size, hemetitched. all linen,
Sale Price ....... ....... 19c
fl.
President Lannin said, helwas not
worrying, as he. was assured . oi‘ hav- 35° PEQUOT SHEET'NG'
im: all oi his boys in line, with the-i bleached, unbleached and hail
exception of one or two, which they] bleached 2 1-4 yards wide. Salel
‘ would make no effort to secure it any} Price .................... 1. 25c yard
increase oi'_ salary were. necessary?
The best wiry to treat thes’li‘ederol
Hague is to allow them to load up‘
on big: salaries. with ordinary built
players. ‘
RlTC,H1E MATCH ON AND OFF.
fin...—
75c COTTON DIAPER,
100 pieces, 18 inches wide, medicat-
ed and sanitary. Sale Price 55c piece
._.._.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.
:10 Blankets and (imat‘ortablea at 1-3
' to 1-3 helO‘W regular. Prices tall mark-
ENGLISH NAINSOOK,
$1.00 value, 36 inches 81-19 piece
$1.75 value. 40 lnchee $1.39 piece
$2.00 value. :16 inches ..... $1.49 piece
$3.51) value, 12 inches $2.49 piece
$1.50 TABLE DAMABK.
than double Demonic, 72 inches.
Sale Price ............. ‘ 98c
NAPKIN’S TO MATCH.
BED SPREADS! BED SPREADS!
l 1.0001lcdSpreads, plain hemmed.
fringed and scalloped, at less than
Mill Prices. .~
20c MANSUTTA NAINSOOK.
‘ 1.000 yards. Sale Price
15¢
89c PEQUOT SHEETS.
ill at 90, the best n‘heet made for
‘cnme’to terms last night. :
Wolgnnt was notified today. but a,
View minutes later a message to the
64 inches wide, line oot’t bleached
Sheeting. Sale Price . ...... 12 12c
Wolgast Hears News and Denial in wash and wear. Sale Price 69c
Few Minutes. i‘tl for Clearance. Limited mtautity.
(‘.-\‘l)llrl..~\(,‘.. Mich, hell. i. r-Ad W013
goat and Willie Ritchie were matched 8 SHEETS? SHEETS! 19c LUNCH NAPKINS.
and unmatched yesterday. 'l‘oni Air; 501'- Sheets, 72 x 90 .. ......... 39c l-{emstitchedl oil linen. Sale Price
draws. Milwaukee promoter, secured: Bile Sheets, ’1‘; x 90 .............. 49¢ ........... . ............ 12 1-2c
Wolgast'o terme and agreed to them: 750 Sheets, 81 x 90 59c
’boinro Ad lel‘t Milwaukee lSainrday.‘ 12 l-Zc LINEN CRASH.
Then he went after Ritchie, and thcy‘S 20c LOCKWOOD SHEETING. 5,000 yards sturdy, all linen an-
bleached Crash tor roller, kitchen and
dim towels. Sale'i’ric‘e 8 1-26:
effect that Ritchie "had bitched out}
because of certain cujectlons.” Wol-j
gust says the light is now 011‘. ,
‘Wolgast expects to come to terms
with Johnny Dundee. econ. 1N ew York
promoters have offered All 53,000 for?
his share, but Wolgaat is binding out‘
for $600 more. The tight would he?~
held early in March. -
WM_. —-—
12 1-2c DRESS GINGHAMS.
ln‘ plaids, stripes and plain colors.
Sale Price ............... s 344:
nor 1N new ORLEANS. g
li‘atigued from a strenuous month's;
boxing in the West, Freddie. 'tt'clah,‘
English lightweight champion, and;
.lianuger Pollock get hack last night,
from St. Louis. Wciah beat up some}
“KNORWALK'sw BUSY- CORNER"
25c AND 35c PIQUES.
4 different cords, all White. Sale
Price ....... .. ....... 18:; yard
dill) in the Mound City “‘9 ml‘erzthe'condiiton of the field the—wtehms
night. He N18 had 5“ 0“ seven but. gave a splendid exhibition. making few
ties between Philadelphia and ““3 "I” ‘ errors and handling the ball quickly.
where they "91’8" produce “ "e““w‘xor the four pitchers that were tried
winner. all of them resulting in ens? . out Sayre showed by far the ‘ heat
l victories. 1 form, not allowing a single hit in tour
. Apparently the. llriton mild“ “ great innings. Hopkins etarred at bat. mak-
Llilt. in New 01‘1"““5- where he heat ing a triple, a double and a single out
Johnny Dundee, {0" the promoterS 01' (our times at bat.
have otfered hlin $4.000 to box .1013 0 .. .
Mendel on Werhlmim'r “WWW"? RITCHIE’S RECORD AGAIN.
Two “St. Louis (“1109* are “”0 ““8“ his Ritchie won the championship from
90‘1“”: ("m l“ willing to F0 the Newlwmgnst on November 28, 1912, which
Ol'lonnli offer $11000 “9"" [lol- Welsh to , in only a little over a year ago. Ritchie
11111118 Jimmy Duffy. of Buffalo. Welsh : won in the sixteenth on a foul. Some
and 313111101 Shim“! “Mk ’0‘“ in be' people pay that Ritchie's record has
\
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llllll‘i' this
would he [can (uht'illllf‘lllllltilll
action atom: line there
maul
looted bolnceu clnployo and employer
and leap la'mrtronblc to deal With.
STATE COMMENT
line for lllm- Lune. r'l'llv bluo laws
of (minim-limit will now do duty no u
rendition why “11- propoaell trolley (‘K’
ionnlone in \t'cnl linvrn arc to ho poul-
poliod. Thus the blue lawn heroine
tho Hllt'l’t'tlrilil‘i-Z of tho hlsitoric widow»:
and orplunm ot' llli' Male. New Haven
.lournalvt'o'lrivr.
“'l'llt-
dump to call attention in the {art that
it lull-l not been luuuptoilnu the \‘t'mi-ou
aln lhilvern t) nitlhorltlml l‘or ltll‘lill:
the agricultural Nobel prize to .l. 11.
little of thin mute. tlrmit Stroll? Title
in their n‘Hh your, and lhoy'vo only
now got Mound to him liioxrlmulilo
delay. we rnil itwllarll'nril ifourani.
liridgemrl Dope-WA new port omen
for Bridgeport la the lliivni ”41mm." it
in paid that it Conzruamuuu lionornn
anon through with hip plan and up-
polnto McGovern collorior and Hollt‘ll-
er poatmuater, the Federal building
will have to be remodelled with a nolld
steel fireproof partition in the middle,
as nothing cine will keep them two
young men apart.~~~llridlzeliorl ’l‘el.
ogrnm.
lntvxriu..al»lt ilclu}. t‘onrmll"
Taxation in linrtfoni.-«t)ne oi the
most protltnlhie matters the city could
undertake in the ln’VlfillanlOn or not
assassination. IA «admission or qualit-
iled onions should be appointed to
chilly the present cyatetn, find. its
weaknesses and report a hotter moth.
-‘ 06. Our ascension seem to he attain or
the law. They shy at the term lair
* laud llll‘l‘l‘lly preserve one or the must
rncll limo no it can be sold, To that
cud it, won naked that the revolver he:
,znuhorimwl to borrow $1,001; to sltll’l
,le the hunincun. atom the mill; routesE
‘ valuable iii-litt‘lii ol' the company.
i‘udi-r the appointment inutlc
Judge ’I‘hmnao. Mr, Knapp in author
lzrd to borrow $1.0m: to rename lumi-
nera, to collect tit‘coillitk as well all
.
115'
all monvyn which 1.;_ K, Annlln no
pronllltnt and trcnauri'r, may have
unlawfully tmlleclml, lilltl the poll-
110111er for the appointment of the re
cell-or unit that the corporolimi Iio ntt~
ljutllt'nlrd lumkrupl. Mr. Kimpp‘e
Imml an receiver wan fixed at $7,000.:
The petitioning t‘l‘otlllorh were i'oprew
pooled by Howard W, 'l'nylor, ol‘
lluulmry. and the plan. according to
Mr. Taylor. wan for Mr. Knapp an rcv'
cotter lo lulm lillllhenoloii without tier!
lay
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lANOTHEFl BANK Jome neecnva.
Al the nmotlug thin morning or the
illrocturu or the irairlleld County No-
titmnl think towns voted to go under
the, recently created ii'oderul renown
ayaiciu. With thin notion all the
bonito in the (lily of Norwalk have ill)“
copied lilo new currency bill.
0mm. PUT OVER.
The regular Weekly drill of tho'
lilixth Conipuny was dispeneed with
, hint night and no it constitute the mem-
bers occupied the time in cleaning
their, rifles and equipment. The
monthly meeting followed and quite it
little business ma transected. It was
reported that “finally orchestra will
be at the Armory February 11. 11.on
voted to hold it joint military hull with
the Novel Report!“ and it to expected
thei‘it will be held on Easter Mood”.
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‘Mrlietnloo. There is really nothing ADVER‘l‘iII 1N THE 05111113!!!“ with . 1
. alou
which corporation holds the grounda all
.will ho torn down.
I will replace
walk, Stamford and Port Chester divi-
of the Connecticut Company,
itolon l’oint. together with Neville
rilnlley, of New York. the now leoaco.
'wcui to ”10 Hlllli‘t‘ rcnort and (lilit'lltltlt‘tlf
.
ini-
limiters relative to the. exttumive
proveluenta that are to be made. i'rin-
clpul nniuun the changea in the plan
to remove the bar over which liuuor
has been dinpclmcd in iimeu pout. The
plane of Mr, llailey are exit-naive. Ally
the monitor and ramshackle. buildings
A mauulvo canine
the. proneut hotel, and per-
haps the hotel will be. improved to
make. the. canine. or it may be decided
to ram the ntructure and to erect a
new one in iho grove. There will be
a would railway. and in {not all the
lultorvduy umusmnenta will be. nddoall
to the. park. The improvements will
,wwmnmtu an outlay of approximately 1 con at. the theatre this week and ‘to-l
"Will be mndo'night'n crowd in expected to 1111 the. weight clmuipionuhlp affair and the
$711,000 and lloton Point
more like Coney inland than any purl:
on the shore between 8011111 Norwalit
and New York. The work will be com-
iucncod almoat immediately and no
time will he lost in carrying out the‘
project. for there remain but u tow
montlns before the annual opening.
,Tho 'ltoton Point location is ideal for
last such a. place he proposed. The
grounds are large and admit great
poaoibilltion‘for Just the very kind 01
renoution‘n contemplated. Nomlk
people are wadidornhly interested be-
came of the good it will do the city,
as it in the only public place near
Norwalk on the confirm.
"WW
have mommfiontlnol ode. "will soil
3 Ampnritn 1-‘nrrar, a charming voi‘sl.
‘lnl, cn‘ere popular and classic scler-
tiona that are on a par with the rest
01‘ the shop. Mimi i‘arrnr has a sweet
.
lvolcc, her repertoire in original nod
alic in well received.
A malnlno lrinh comedian, chuck
ii‘uli of Honda. atorloa and funny nay-
liuun in present at the theatre in the
,pt’ll'notl 01‘ inch Lynch Ho keeps the
laudience in a roar from alurt in tin»
: lsh.
: 'I‘ho othei number on tho lilo: hill in
‘tho cmucdy hit of Non llowlnn and
[company in "A Village, Hotel." The
laitott‘h in a characteristic cmnedi‘ 111111"
‘lct, full of run and uurprluou from in»
:Klillllllg to end and complcica one ol’
’the boat hlllu offered by Ull‘ lllllllllllil‘
,lllt‘lll. thin summon.
“ll: crowds have been in attendance
,ut both matinee and night performan-
‘liouuo to overflowing. it it. doeun't
Zilllll't.’ 111 containing wrong, but it in
'uot with the uhow.
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FMRYLAND CARNWAL.
moot children will he Moderated
into {nit-19s and other mythical more.
nentotivea on Friday‘nlght when the
Ih‘nlryluod (himivel tor the benefit of
the Home for the Aged wm‘ho given
in the Gouth Norwolk' Methodist
Church. Over one hundred children
will appear and the chair promises to
be a wonderful Sitcom. trite veneer.
min are programing daily and n drain
room! will be hell! tomorrow otter-
‘noon, the 'flMl his reheat-oat. The
cmnmlttoos have worked hard to aa-
‘cauae the Mordi cm is in full bloom
while they are battling. Slew Orleans‘
folk know how to spend money if you
allow them eomclhlnn worth willie.
fly the time Freddie has ‘ilnlshed his
second swing around the Western ctr»
"cnlt he will be ready to tackle that
awful champion. Willie 'iitchle. ex-
plained Pollock. Wclnh ‘s in grand
ahupe and would be ready to tackle
dodging Willie tomorrow. i nupponu
we'll have to get a rope and drag him,
i in the ring. ‘
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cARPENTlER TO MEET M’GOORTY.
l (Morison rl'fnvpoutier him lltlululll‘llllll‘
heel! for a real tent in the lequnrcd cir’
ole. lllu haa earned to linoct "’l‘wo
Round" iDddlo Mctloorty in a twenty
round battle in Purl» 1n the near fu-
ture. Motleorty in on his way in
Porto now to train tor tum collage-
mont. l
The bout. In billed no at liglitthoavy-
porno in $10,000. Motionrty juat not
through pollnhinu oil“ 111w ‘Smith in a
‘punch over in 'Auutrnllu. lilo will give
Curpentler the hut-dent l‘lfllllt) or his
career to date. 1
l The first three round»
will he come limitlo. llo h are noted
for their lightning geiow ya. (lemon.
tier iinluhod Wells twice in Jig time
and Mctioorty him Won in most im-
portant bottles in the tire two rounds.
it dementia:- can notion try from the
Oshkouh middleweight to two rounds
he stands a chance oi wt ping.
PENN HA8 WlN‘rBt-i
OUTDOOR: ALL GAME
WHADWIIA. Feb. 4.»’i‘ho un-
mnol annotate of n we
of thin light'
not been that 01’ a champion. Ritchie
had only had a few tights prior to
,tho Wolgust victory. but he had in).
proved each time. That in what
,out, he did not gloat over some old
man who in doing well, but he wantn a
youngster who in lmprovingovery time
he comes to the plate. There is no
telling when that. follow is going tol
atop and he is the man the. majors
want to get and develop.
‘ PouoHKEePeiE REGATTA.
' NEW YOIliK. li‘eb. l.>-Thcre will be
no ftmr-onred race at the next l’ounh-
‘keepeio regatta. Morton (l. llou‘uc,
rcholrnuin oi the Board of Stewarda or
the intercollegiate Rowing Aseoclailon.
’nnnounced today that the board had
voted to eliminate the event, unbeli-
‘tutlm: in its ntolill 11. race at two
llllllfll‘i for junior nights.
l The auhuiitution of a junior eight. in
the opinion of the board of ntewarda. ,
will have the client oi bringing out
more crew cundldatoa than ever lie--
lore at tile vnriouu eollogon.
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mm.
KETCHELL NOW IN WEST.
lend, Ohio, unending a nhort vaca-
tion. it Al seen a good chance to
hook on to a. bout where there in :1
piece of good change, he will do no.
it is not known when he piano to re
turn home. Meanwhile his private
gymnasium on suburban avenue.
lilridgeport, in in pole charge of 'Red
Allen. who is heaping himself in con:
'dltion for lucrative hurry~up matches
all the time.
Al Ketohell, the Yankee boy and
pride of illtldpdpht‘l. in now at Clove-V
property, get employment or rent he. sure the ”We”. oi.’ this grant under-
onnt property quickly and cheaply. taking.
Wu- .,
homemaker: Witch lonttnel “Mint MM Em ”M’MM
“will? slant on the "Whirl to buy”? Wm fih. term kl I“ II I
m
diluting would 7
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midwluter woo noon yesterday in, NEW YORK. o‘er. 1.3% W
Mollie Field between two teams American entrants for the internation-
an. “Wont the pin nine innings one my; in “how“ MM. m mum
culled'witli rote mot , 2.2, m Matti-immanent). 10.
time to participate in the internation-
al skiing competitions at lilolmcnko-
lien on “Feb. 19, 22 and 23, and remain
for the iii-national contest on March
1 between Finland, Sweden and Nor
way. They will return from Bergen
on March 7.
ALBERTs OUTPOINTS MADDEN.
NEW YORK, Pet). 4.-——.lohnny lKldI
Alberto outpointed Frankie Madden by
a small margin in the main bout of ten
rounds at the Atlantic Garden A. C.
last night. Madden had 0. clever way
of holding Albert’s glove in dangerous
periods, but the Bayonne boy rocked
Madden's heed several timoa with a
hard right cross. Madden was in bad
shape in the ninth and last rounds. but
by holding on he managed to stay on
his feet. Alberto weighed in at 140%
and Madden at 187% pounds.
' RACQUET MATCH PLANNED.
r11-1nn-mawnm, Fob. l.~-—A nu:~
quot match has been arranged be
tween Jack Soutar. champion of the
world, and Jack Mullins, proteiloionnl
ol‘ the Pittaburgh Athletic Club. The
match will be the bent of seven (1.1011195.
The llret half of the matrix will be play-
ed at tho Rncquot Club here. on Filip
ruury 211 and tho butt half at the l’ltta-
burgh Athletic (hill) on March '1.
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