FRIDAY. m. n, 1915
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n W0ltl8l lltPlS l
HIS lllt this
Writes Story on Lightweights and
Crop [0th Pretty floor to Him
-—lloos Not the Welsh—Calls
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AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL ATHIE'I'IC ms
ittwnlll (fills llltll (ll till-i8
iAth ltll lotion Willi-wool loll soil it llltlllst
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\\'hatever may be said against Wit-'10” Mews snares the fight FI'OIII
lard. it is a fact that he is the best» ,
white heavyweight who has come to' under Gotham S N0”
the front during tile past ten years.
Yet a supposedly dissipated negro, at
WlllllRll woltllt
HARD
iii. i’_\S(), Texas;
illicit tltltlltll
in non
12.-—llard
training continues in the camp of .less
itb. Oscar lltlgey who substituted furl
Capt. Johnny Evcrs at second base;
for the Braves: before Whitted had,
been secured from the Cardinals. lastl
xmv )‘tlitK. Feb. 1-; Old Father summer, will go to the Philadelphia!
\Yllittl‘d, The big white hope injected
considerable ginger and cleverness
into several brief boxing exhibitions
with his sparring partners yesterday.
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Suspicion.
‘ WINDSOR, Feb. 12.~~DcputySltet.
lltl‘ Edison A. \t’clch and Constable
_‘.'\lttllrice Kcnncdy were called In the
Thee 600d Bouts Med for "an :IUt‘t‘ll railroad dcpnt last evening on
Chester Fan5"one “nodal" lat count of the suspicious action of
.fotll- men who had been loitering a-
‘rttlllld the depot during the afternoon.
When the officers arrived the men
III'II’X‘TY SHERIFF SMOOTH Bli'l
.\IIIV lil‘N AWAY.
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Present Boss a Cheese Champion
and Says Charley White lacks Pop
The big scrapper declared that he was
feeling fine after the workout and
stated that ill consideration of his
the age of 37. is picked to beat llilll.
0n the fact of it there must be some-
thing wrong with such a conclusion.
lll order to win Johnson must per-
linickerbockcr has flushed crimson club. The Quakers WOW anxious I01
right to the roots of his hair. Charley secure “mm?“ 1‘5 past payment f0?
.White has snubbed the old gentleman. Sherwood M“? ‘v “'llO (”011198 10 ”W
Charley isn't going to let us see the‘Braves as an outfielder. Failing to
‘I'llfill do i IIiillh UI lilt' prewnt day
lulttweiglits'.’
{Everybody seems to be asking me
lllrs same question, i think it
would be a good to give lily
vueus.
so
idea
iel'ore i get under way i might as
it til Mate. before I am discovered.
I it l can do a lot better in the figllt~
ils league, btlt to get on witll the
} .ll‘)‘. ‘
am going to begin by saying tllat
tit-re is no such thing as a 133-
).nund division. You may call them
Igilill'f‘lgllts. all right. but as for
m making the weight is concerned
1 e t-ltlss is a joke, i can name all
the real weight-makers on one hantl
and, as for the. rest, including Freddie
\l'elsll, they belong to the welter-
weight division. Walters or lights,
l itill think i can beat them. ,
‘iOlilg down the line, Welsh. above
nt- champions. is the biggest joke of
twin all. Bat Nelson hung the title
o titer-st- champion on me after I
-t-ed him. but, believe me. the Bat—
ll‘l‘ never saw the Englishman in
union, He's the biggest frost light-
u 4 ill the ring today. or any other
ti .y. if you listen to me. i
-'llarlie White is a nice boy. but he
us not the "pep" to make a real
rItIHh‘" of the division. lie is one
“bird," 1 am ready to meet any time
some promoter says the word. lie
.\lrl'tlkt‘d through on ll popular de-
whcn he met me before and
naturally l \\'llliI another whirl at
ll tn. .
lie that as it may. White has every-
l ring a lighter needs except the am-
ll.tioll to tight. 1 have always said
list he cares too much about his
looks to lit' a top-notcher, and 1 still
( tsion
'lrl-ing to this opinion. But give him
.. little aggressiveness and the old
l-zhtlng instinct and he would be a
wear." But any time he hooks up
with Welsh ill twenty rounds 1'” take
:- ticket on Freddie. lll ten things
1: mill be dilfcrent.
Willie Ritchie is impossiblc. lie
tn-ver was it great tighter and he
gut'the luckiest ltilld of a "break"
when he won the title from me on
a foul. Outside of Welsh, he is the
best preliminary boy that even sneak-
el to.lhe top without having the
i-r-cessary championship ability. Roth
1": these fellows would have made
l we haulers against such men as Nel:
sun or (inns—perhaps.
i do not know much about Joe
Flttlgruc. the Gotham battler. but i
slpposc he is like the rest of tile no-
tlt-tzisiou chumps. They fight around
too old home town all their life and
would be taken by the entire camp,
speed daily and has made a decided
impression Oil
training quarters.
crowd by assisting a gang of carpen-
ters in erecting some
tain the exercise.
l-‘illt: evidence
of his skill as a. cowboy. by throwing
and killing a large. beef that will keep
the camp supplied
for some time to come.
bull team will meet their old time n-
vats, Norwalk High school. this after-l
noon, at the 'Boys' tllub gym, to Bridge-1
port.
kctball after u season‘s lay—oi! and can;
boast of a team as
stronger. than that which
title ill 1912:.
a basketball team representing N. H.
s. since 1911. httt (‘onch Stslger hopes eggs and cheese “I‘m" ”I" lust 5“” dot, at New Orleans. the latter Part 01 orchestra to prelude the famous tug-in
excellent physical condition at pres-
em' an off day from daily training lorm what past pugilistic history White-Welsh figm_me 0“,. that might get Whitted under the conditions.
shows is in the nature of a miracle. mean the view of a crown passing Manager Moran, 0f the Phllllefilsmlgllt
With the exception of Fltzsinllllons. from one pugmgtic dome to another. “user. The latter was with the
Who ““3 all all—around frcuk, “0 ’l‘om Andrews has snared the bout for ‘liraves all 138‘ year and II ‘5 known
ring champion since the time oi.’ Sul- in... Milwaukee club, and the 1mm hit. that Mating" George Shillings was
livau has been able to defend his 1ng Chicago boy will get his chance very much taken With the youngsters
title at the age of 37, and even Fitz- on the “mm of February 25‘ 'work and had hoped I0 develop him
sltnmolls ”ll“ defeat “I ”13‘ 380- TO' When White left here after acqmr- “"0 3“ outfielder. :
'day there is not a first-class man ln ing fever on the eye of a promising WEB." did WP“ “seconding” for.
any division as old as .lohnson or battle. at the Garden. he vowed he'd'hlvers, btlt was not in the game
even near his age. “.3” again. fever free and “gum”; enough to show his real value. lie is
There are 4...”. IN... men now h,,_ mad. matccptionallv fast and it is believed
fore the, public who are even 30; Manager Harry 90““ W88 swamp-What with a chance ‘0 play every day
years old. None of them is anywhere ed with offers yesterday for his cham- he “I” he‘ll n" in the “P "I second}
near his best form. Among tbe'pion, Welsh, He had lust closed with base {01' the Quakers. The thlefl’
heavyweights Joe Jeannette, at 3f). Andrews by wire for the 25th wheuhave been without a 300d second-t
is the oldest, For years Jcannetto has Frank Mulkcrn. of the same town. a rl~ .5501”? ”“1““ Otto Knube 10'1““ “I“!
tbecn going back. He is no longer val promoter. wired Pollok offering: “it‘ll"lUI'l‘ ”dbl “5 manager. 1
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Friday. Willard appears to gain more
local fight fans who
journey to his camp by his snappi-
ness and excellent showing in the
Yesterday Willard amused a large
extra service
bleachers, carrying lumber and acting
ill the capacity of an assistant. to ob
The big boxer also
that he had lost none
with fresh meat.
.u card, anti be devotes his attention him a date one day later. .\lulkern,
to fourth-raters. lie has not stopped said he could count on a $30,000 house. SING S'NG ENJOVS
'il good man for so long that his last Naturally l'ollok had to turn the utter ITS FlRST OPERA
decisive victory has been forgotten. down. D I
- . vSam .\lcl'ey, at 30, is noxt. McVey is Charley .\lurrny. the Buffalo promot- "id Elspham. Grand Opera star, De-
ngh SCI‘IOUI Qulntet to Attack Nor-‘8‘“! a formidable. fighter, but he or, come to town to sign Welsh up my light. Convicts by Excellent
walks Today—Have Not Won from ireached the height or his career scv- a bout at his club \lo date was set 7“ - PI‘WI'IM- t
Then Since 1911 Season. l ’ ' ‘ , ‘ .‘ ' “ gal. ‘ 3 sin Sin has had dramas movin
Tile Bridgeport High school basket-[oral years “30' The "at 0! "H“ .. - 8 K ' , I
‘ 'hgmvywptgm 5mm a“. under the 30. rlgltt llllltl littvuna roped two more pictures and lecture courses. In re-l
war mark. 'tllumpcrn. yesterday. when they cabled cent months it has entertained slllr-‘
I .Kid Wagner. the Wilkesburru middle‘ halted visitors and society personageei
‘-BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY (weight. and lorry Williams, of Phila- of all degrees. it has developed the;
PRICES CHANGE LlTTLE delphiu, ‘0 llall 38101118! so that theylorics on social service and unemploy-l
will be ready-to light on February 20. tncnt. This week it opened its own“
Next to Allenrn. Wagner is the. best opcrtl season.
of the lot yet selected for the island For two hours and a half David
shows. ‘Bisphum. former grand opera stun:
wood on the platform in the chapel.
.lttck llritton will take on Joe Mon- and sang to Sing Sing. There was no"
MURPHY’S FIVE TO FIGHT HARD.
Norwulk High has resumed bas-
Dealcrs Give Quotations Practically;
the Same as Those of Last
February.
strong, it not
defcutcd,
Stamford High school for the state
ll. 1!. S. has not defeated
Changes in the prices 01 butter. F
that this year‘s team will break the “31"“ ”W" l1lC°l‘“‘(I"l'a"l"- "C““Td‘l‘g the month. .\lundot was one of the OD' tone‘s opening notes. but Woodruff
Jinx. lto IOcal dealers. llutter may be [lily-’ponenis selected by the Havana lnter- Rogers played the accompaniments!
The game this afternoon will sttlrt.l3nlh'-lt‘d 10" ”01” 3“ I” l“ WM“ 3 tests for llrlttou. Jack will light Matty The. prison piano was specially tuncd‘
at 2:30 sharp. dancing being tllo'llOlllld- “‘lllCll Wl’l‘t' Ult‘ prices l'l'e‘l'll' Baldwin there instead of Mandot. ‘for the occasion and otherwise the?
main attraction. from 1 until it his last Winter. The price of cheese '
' . . . . occasion was one to be rcmenlbcr-l
oclock. Music by the Bridgeport High at it: to 22 cents a pound has under They have it big colored heavy in ed l
39mm] orchlls‘ryL Lineup: gone no change, while storage eggs at .\lontrcul who has been startling the :1“, the ”300 odd prisoners tiled mi
3. H. s. N. H. s.‘ 30 (frills it down and "alive “=88 at falls with his row of K. 0.'s. So well my were shown .0 mm, mm by us":
.\lllrphy ................... Lunchak 35 cents arc the some as a year ago. do they think of him that Joe Jean. ers appointed by the Golden Rule
Right forward Neither have there been any mark- nette has been booked for a fling at Brotherhood. Worden Osborne intro.
Luther .................... .\chnhOD ”I (‘lllllllil‘fi I“ ”1“ prices “km for the dark terror. Clt’l't’ ”lkaim is duced the soloist. who is his personal'
Left forward. DOUIITY- Nam“ Cllll'k““5v mm“ ““‘1 his mum'- ‘frlclld. The audience was made up of
lltlmp ...................... Oswald geese are now bringing 25 ccnts a ————‘ two batches of 800 men each. Bisphanl
Center. lpound. which was their price ill this n” Willie Ritchie doesn't like Hilly going through ills program twice. I
Mark ............ Smith. Winch time last “'llllé‘r. lllld ““1““ “MW” Roche as the referee of his bout with Though Mendelssohn. Wagner, (ion?
Right guard. illllll' Ilt‘ lllerllllWl I” 30 cents Welsh. he will have to go elsewhere." nod and ylandel got respectful hear-‘1
Marshall ................... \‘ollmcr'a pound. the price of a year ago.
\ Left guard. \\’<;stcrn chickens are selling for 20 yesterday. “We had no idea that titers" that made the biggest hit with
-———- and -3 cents, and western an‘dQsoutll: llitcllio lmd pay kick against 'Bllly.”w mom They applauded and 3p"
BOXING NOTES- .ern turkeys “"9 “mm: for ~‘ cents until the articles arrived with Bills pluudcd and even cheered a little each‘
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Arthur Pclky will work back lo the 8W“ ”‘9 film“ “5 ”‘05"
scene of his llrst start Feb. 22 at 130"“er
North Adams. where he will meet. Al
Ktlhiak ill a 12 round bout.
Kid (‘otton got a life when be de-‘
featcd .\l Kublak, at Manchester. last“
week. The ebony—lined btlttlcr will for
quarrel with Joe. Jeannette at New Braves,
York next Monday night, Chicago Federal league team.
-—— , a substantial bonus and expense check "Where'er You Walk" was the Handel
,LESLIE MANN SIGNS ‘to Barney Oldfield ‘Wm‘. instructions m number. and after this came Meir
WITH CH'CAGO FEDS turn it over to Ritchie. when he pllt delssohn's arm a. Reamer."
Leslie Menu. for two years outfielder his name to the agreement Willie 30" Audlcncc APPNCIH‘IVC-
the world's champion Bostonrthe money Blld we 80‘ the crisscross-l Though it did not rouse the audi-
has signed a contract with the ' ed agreement. which will never do. We ence’ to such a noisy demonstration.
The Siam] first, last and all the time for perhaps the most effective number,
In place that was closed ill llcccnlbcr
said Jimmy Johnston. 0f ”‘3‘ Garden. lugs, it was Schumann's “Two Grona-l'mummem wining 500", This will in-
a pound. All of those price: 1are mime gently but firmly blue pencilled time the baritone reached the smash-i
0 “ti from Uli‘ document’ When I began, lng finish of the song, and at each per- l for five years. too were delivered in .
negotiating for the bout 1 forwarded, formance he had to give an encorem
‘Cur company. Worcester. Mass.
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SOLTH MARCHESTFB' heb. ll. lnludt' a break to get away. and only
Red Ames and K- 0- luhtz furnishedmm; was caught, nOtwithstanding the
the chief act in last night's boxing ex-l fun that Deputy Sheriff Weigh fired
hibition and both men proved that thcyim them with his revolver in hopes of
were each other's equal. The cardismrmg tilt-tn. Afttr placing the man
. . they arrested in the lockup, they inl-
“33 staged 3‘ the Armory, ”’0‘" douvlneditttely took up the search for the
Witnessing the contest. There was other men. and believe they went to-
one knockout scored, Joe Dillwortll. ofthtrds Windsor lmeke. and have not:-
Manchester, putting Young Edwards,I"d the authorities there in hopes of
. l" t" ‘ . .
of Bristol, away with a right hook tof‘” “‘“g ”m"
w t 1 w. . .
the jaw “1 the ”mend chap er of d" Advertisements in The Scott-
eight round go.
Young mega“, of Emmi, after hav-lml bring the best results.
log the better. of his go with Kid; .._..e._ ’ "'
Hickey, of New Britain. had to (lultIUSE CARBORUNDU" SHARPEN'NO
as be dislocated his right thumb in OWNEG."
the second round. ,
I’IAIN'TIFI’S WIN. MOE S
'I‘hrt-e ‘lt'mtrlfiafrh D‘Tmed isallita-I'Sr Poultrv
Three decisions, all in favor 0! the supplies and
Appliances.
plaintiffs. were handed dewn by Judge. l
Come in and see reader and Drink-
iloward B. Scott ill the Civil common .
plcns court yesterday. |
Frank L. Wilder, administrator of,
the estate of Nellie A. Parsons. suing'
Joseph F. Swlglor for $1.500 0" “ i” and ask for the pamphlet at the full
31.000 note. was awarded damages of .
$718.83.
Daniel Shcehan of Norwalk. sued
A. J. Barry of that place for “25;
and was awarded 3M by the court. lCHAS E DOW
Lenny (‘. Miller of Bridgeport. su-l . .
mg C. J. Hoffman for $35, was nw-‘
ardcd $19. In the City court the \‘er- .
Albert ll. Morgan}!
Successor it“.
I!“
lino.
dict was for the defendant but the.
upper court finds for thot'piaintiff on .
the appeal that was taken. 1
100.“) IS GETTIN'G 100 NEW (‘ARS §
AVD BI'SINESS LOOKS (‘1'. I
Business is looking up these days. [
Even the railroad is feeling the (-f-t
forts and is preparing to handle the
increasing business. It seems likely
that u change is very near that will
seem like a boOnl in comparison with!
recent conditions.
The (‘onnccticut company is about
in go into the market rather heavily.
for supplies of all kinds. electrical
and mechanical. ()rdcrs were to have
been awarded today.
tln Monday next the New Haven
road expects to open freight house A.
./‘lttl‘ l MVlusM' t iu\,
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cau'les all
an FORD SEDAN
the up-to-tbo-minuhe style .and
beauty in design, with sumptuous
luxury in appointments—decidedly
a car of quality for service every day
of the year. it meets all the de-
mands of social life, theatre. shop
ping and pleasure riding—equally
delightful in sunny or inclement
weather—a car of comfort and
class. A luxurious car with Ford
safety, stability, utllty, service and
economy in operation—less than 20
a mile.
Ford Sedan, 8975; Coupelet. $750;
Town Cal-.3690; Touring Car, 8490;-
Runabout. $440. All fully equipped.
f. o. b, Detroit.
and has been kept light cvcr slnt‘c.
House A is the place to which goods
consigned to tile city were sent. l'p-
word of 60 men were kept busy there
all the time. incoming freight is so
heavy now that the one. house kept
open cannot handle the goods.
The New Haven road has some new
clude it'll new steel passenger cars.
Of this order the railroad said totltt):
A contract was made in 1913 covv >
cring Elli“ stecl passenger callrs in be
delivered at the rate of 100 a your
;1913, too in l9l-t. and mo cars will; On dismay and sale at
delivercd during 1915 under this: .
S. L. Benedict
Those cars are being built
AGENT.
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
'bc
contract.
at the plant or the Osgood Bradley,
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‘oono SAGE m lll
l urnrss om lull;
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars
Buyers will share in profits if we. «
pile up scores of paper verdicts with-
O‘ll taking part in a real contest. Tile
ll'l-decision laws certainly have'made
fortunes for a lot of “ham-and-cgg"
boys. There is a lot of difference
between a popular and a referee's
Freddie Welsh. the lightweight cham-
pion. in a long battle there would
probably be a different story.
.\t Newcastle, Pa, tonight those old
'rivals for fighting honors. lice Houck
and George (‘hip will meet in a 10
round bout.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. 12,... Torn Sharkcy was not long on the
(leprge A. Davis. of the world's cilam-‘ grounds before he was started refer-
- pious Boston National League team. eeiug the four round bouts at San
woo pitched a no hit. no run game 135? Francisco.
year. lowered all strength test records Willie Beecher‘s meeting with Mac
M Harvard College. yesterday. Davis, fly Baldwin, at .\‘ew York. Saturday
v-llo is a student in the Law School}; night. wlll mark the turning point
mired 1,437 points. The best previous; in 300 battles for Beecher. Next to
" :trk was 1.381, set by Huntington Ru: Kid Beebe. the Quaker, Beecher holds
t'l‘ack) Hardwick. tile football star. la record for battles fought.
’ Just $8,000 for a botlt was the
‘amount Kid Williams asked from the
lMilwaukee promoter who desired to
51‘. LOI'lS, Mo. Feb. 12min eishtf match him with Kewpie Ertel. Need-
round bout between Samuel ROM less to say negotiations with Williams
dean, of Philadelphia, and Frankie were dropped.
tallnhau. formerly of Brooklyn, but? Jimmy Duffy, the Lockport light.-
Low 3 resident of St. Louis. rcsulted’ weight, invested the biggest share of
iii a draw here 1881 night. The Mini the motley earned recently in his fight
was marred by holding tllrouglmul-' with Freddie Welsh in real estate in
Both men are lightweigllts. lBuffala, ' . .
tlr't‘lSiOll.
Nr.W STRENGTH TEST RECORD.
CALLAHAN-ROBIDEAU DRAW.
it looks like a long and prosperous'commc‘ ‘5 “0‘“ 0“ “5 way'from this . Roche as one of the best referees in
ontllpaign for Joe Shugrue. 51,,(.elmjcity.to Manager Joe Titlker.- Them1e country."
has twice won the popular award over contract. is for two years. and is ab«
gauged by the hush that filled theI between August, 1914.5“ August.
1915.
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{chapel during the song and event If Mixed With Sulphur It Dal-keno SoI
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' after the last notes had died away. i. Naturally Nobody Can Tell.
.MEL SHEPPARD HA8 was “The Evening Star." ‘Guests ofl Grandmother kept her hslr beauti-
, soltltely “ironclad." .
Mann will get. $1,000 bonus for sign- RUN HIS LAST RACE: Warden Osborne thought that. even in
ling the contract offered him by the; Melvin W. .«Sheppard, hero of the: tile days of Gran when Bispham was
1 Whales, alld this, together with the, 1908 Olympicxames and for ten Ye“? “Tannhauser'S” “'Iolfmm at the Metro-
_increased $81M)" “Ii“ total more to“ America’s best middle distance “m" Wilton. the baritone never sang this
the- next two years than he would . ner. said yesterday he has run his last'. better than he did last night.
have received from the Boston teampmce' The peerless Mel was limping. Gouno (1,5 “Ring Out, Wild Bells,"
lboth in salary and prize money, it the: around town 35 the 3'93““ Of 9' fall at: was next on the list, then Storlce's
‘team wins the world's series for the the N. Y. A. C. games, on wed“83dayi“The Pretty Creature," and lust was
inoxt. two years. in addition. the com; night. Sheppard ran his first race on‘ Sidney Homer‘s “Banjo S 0 115." Each
tract contains no obnoxious reserve: August 2‘ 1902. His victory on that time Bispham got as many recalls as
or ten-day clause. such as did the onei occusiop was the forerunner of many it he were confronted by a Carnegie
{offered him by the Boston managea1 successes in championship events. Mi Hall audience, and he seemed to ap-
ment. Ithe London Olympics Mel won the 800 | preciate them more.
l land L500 meter races. Perhaps his: Wives and children of several of
SPORTING NOTES' greatest achievement: wash: running the keepers had seats in the chapel
.lim Bluelacket. the Indian pitchers 1.000 yards in 2:02 2-6. ‘ ‘ gallery. There were imam, Italians
who is allied with the Brooklyn Feder-. ‘ — 'l in the audience. and they mmflably
als. joined the Hot Springs. (Ark.).l Black Rig; lclgfplfi"gmchlef \‘ut- :led the applause, There wasn't a
1baseba'll colony yesterday. The big. no of siIk and known commercially lkeepcr in sight.
:brave is registered from Adair, Okla.,i “5 “mm“. rough-‘- 13 properly dlll'.
‘und declares he intends sticking with} mine in thc rate of to per cent. od
"i so ose on re urd that pic-
the Brookfeds though in receipt of al "3‘07““ ““deT paragraph 382. 0‘ ““3 l t tfpltnvey nintegd as a master-
. {tariff act of 1913. irrespective of its, “’9 yo D ,
lucrative bid to return to organized, width. unless its width is such as will piece.“
baseball. exclude it frag-that class or kind of I "No." replied the practical artist-
hotters' ”In” “such ‘15 ‘5 “sea 3°“ "I'd rather take a small cash price
andattentional": n .. o...
' Star.
York.
The Sentinel ranches this class in
Norwalk snd‘vlfinitv.
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with a brew of Bags Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
once, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effeCt. By asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Compound.” you will get a
large bottle of this old~time recipe.
ready to use, for about 50 cents. This
simple mixture can be depended up.
on to restore natural color and beauty . 1':
to the hair and is splendid for dand-
ruff. dry. itchy scalp'and falling hair.
A well-known downtown drugglst
lays everybody uses Wyoth's Sage
and Sulphur, because it darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied—it's so easy
to use, too. You simply dampen u= ,
comb or soft brush and draw it
through your hair, taking one strand
at a time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another loppliCatlon
or two. it is restored to its natural
color and looks glossl'. soft and abun- .
dant, . ‘
.‘g. unmade" noun
;a.‘muko-shflu at out. no no flip _
North Main and West Cb.
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