‘- -;I;I:I;I:IZI‘I:I :I n . I.I_ , If It's Here — ciois’é than A ‘ niiiii ion 15 on Painful Boil Makes Operation on leach Necessary, So lie Won 't fight lo-Ilidlt i A 1-. W YORK, Feb. 36.-— All wrong in! a way, yet Scotty Montieth was pain-i fully right. Leach Cross won't figlll‘ johnny Dundee :It the Garden tonight, The match was made, Dundee substi- lining for the brittle Mr. Wolgast, yet Gently i ontieth warned the public put. Cross wouldnt have anything to do with the Malian-Scot, Whether Montietll was right or wrong along comes Cross with a painful boil on the inside of his nose. An operation was nelessary yesterday and Cross decid- ed that he could not go on with such an accurate sharpshooter as Dundee. Matchmaker Johnston pleaded, but' Leach was adamant A sore nose and1 lluudec's speedy left hand did not real to fit into the Cross idea of right and justice, And so the Garden will In.- dnrk this evening lko Fordon has his idea of the Dun- deeCross sore beak muddle. Ike says “that an ugly melee was thwarted whcn ATross wished the boil on Jimmy John. ston. According to the Dundee was shooting at the moon in as much he litid been signed for his first New Y orki appearance against Benny Leonard at the new 135111 Street A. C. for next Tuesday's opening. i‘ordon figured] that. Johnny would cut. his drawingi power ill twain even though he knock, ed Cross dcader titan a mackerel. There was talk on Injunction pro- ceedings before Cross settled. the afv’ lair out of‘court with the old of a oily-l swiuu's lancel. _.._. ... ___-.__._._... I l FEDERALS lN NEWARK. | Official announcement was made' yesterday that Newark, N. J., is to. succeed Kansas City ill the Federall League circuit. The. franchise was transferred some time ago to Harry, F. Sinclair, of Tulsa, Okla., and Pal-i rick -F'. Powers. of Jersey City and New York. It has been generally un-1 derstood for the past two weeks that Newark would be chosen, but the official announcement was held up while the lalld was being purchased. The new -field at Harrison Olal will be 550x620 feet and the horseshoe stand will seat 20 000. ‘ Germany Scilaei’er. formerly of .Iashiugtou, signed a two-year con: tract yesterday to act as coach of the' team. ‘ BRAVES GET FITZPATRICK. : TORONTO, Feb 26. ~Presidenti itlc-‘l Cattery, of the Toronto International League baneball club last night an- nounced that Third Baseman Eddie Fitzpatrick had been sold to the Boston Nationals for cash and play-l ers. He also stated that the Toronto club expected to have virtually an on-, ~tire new team in the field the com ing season. 0’ KEEFE WINS FROM ANDREWS. NEW YORK Feb 26 .——After being; knocked down in the first and second: rounds of the main bout. at the Long.i acre A C. last night, Willie Andrews‘ réxived sufficiently to stick out the full! ten rounds against Eddie O’Keefe The' l spilled a good deal of his opponent's, ’gan. who trained Jack Johnson, the negro pngillst for the fight with latter won all the way. however, and .Llood during the battle. BOUTS FOR THE WEEK. Tonight. l‘hinney Boyle vs unknown, .Yorki Kid ‘Mmifreal pee, Harry (nllkosh, Stone vs. flu. W is. Moray. 4 irlI-Ins. 1*" m.m scrapie ’ is“: “M ii firaflx‘éa‘» ”334'- ‘ m1: Not-n; 4‘33JJMcu "my.“ «no.5- . _. ,. Hill-flit. I - r c a . ' I -¢-0.~-C'O-I‘Jo- I. INS I.I .I. . c r M. ”WWI-“fl; . I:I I;I:-.I I‘.I,-,-,I.I:I,I,I I;-,-,I:I,I:It RTS ff IMIIIIIIII r :-7 nun-n.“ I, n. . 1-. 4'4I-l. . .IJJ.‘ ‘: In I I.I.l:l.l.l.l I: I: I: I .«iroa 3;; I a .' I‘I 1‘: I; D I.III:-.-.III:|;I.I:I,I3IZITI'II a‘iPORT 1: I I I I ljl,l:l2ltlfl I,15I.I:I,I:I,I:I minim AND enormsmnal. ATHLETIC ma III.I'_-,IZI;I‘.I:I:I I I I. l . . Err-'Ifntnnt-ZI... tutu-tutti: I .I:-:-:-‘. '. If It Isn't ~— It ISN’T :: : N a an? wont ang I . at... -.;I:I;I;I,'-',I:I It PHOENIX Pilllli‘llll iiiiiis lN Iiiiui llave fallen 53 Games, and Hope llose Cones Next Willi 51; Puts Third Idll' 48 ~ The Phoenix fire fighters last even llig jumped into the lead in the tire- men’s Riordan trophy piuochle tourna- incnt heading the procession with just 53 games. At the last sitting the Hopes and the Phoenix boys broke oven with forty games but during the playing last night the Phoenix members drew allay from the tie. The Hopes take second place with 51 mos ‘ 83- . Hill the out, but each time Freddie slowed him: “Put" Hose boys third with 48. Then come the Mayflower: with 45; the pit) lneers with 46, and the Old Wells with The playing last evening was held in thc quarters of the Maydowors, on Van Zant street. East Norwolk, and w as followed by a pleasing social hour. .The results of the playing follow: i . W. L. Pioneer ..................... 14 10' Puts ........................ 10 14 Hope Hose .................. 11 Phoenix Engine Co ........... 13 out Well .................... o 15“, Mayflower ............... ....15 The games won and lost, per team, foilow:s Table. w. L. ' longer, was completely outclassed fiillili wnsi oinIIxis wmn‘ After Fourth [and Chicagoan llas llo Choice to Will MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26 ~Freddle Welsh successfully defended his title last night. Charlie White, the chal- in ten rounds, though it was an exhibition of clever sparring rather than of hard fighting. Both boys came out of the battle practically unmarked, but alter the fourth round Welsh began to work faster and faster, having things his own way. White tried repeatedly for a knock. i i i i up with savage Jails to the head and body. in the first four rounds White" and Welsh angered the crowd by their ‘light boxing, but in the fifth Freddie speeded up, and from then on the fight' was all Welsh. White had the lead by a shade in two of the early rounds. the fifth was Weish's by a shade, and, iWolsh had all the last five rounds. i AUSTIN WHERE HE BELONGS. I l8 Decides to stay With Browne and opening month. Repudiato Fed Contract. , 6T. WUlS, Feb. 26. ~James Austin, third baseman. who signed a three‘ year contract with the Pittsburgh Fod‘i eral League club a few months ago I announced yesterday that he would Pioneer. i l . , i l-l oppc and Tisclliiiescllke ....2 3;: mm the 8‘ mm” America” u 'l Puts. i ' Austin who was with the Browns And lraon ' , L a:?°::?uu """" ‘ last season. said he would go will the . ' team to the spring training quarters at J~B in to . . y g n audpzviiod """"" ‘1 Houston. Tex. next Saturday. Ho v (ince- Meeker :would not say whether any in ”1:22le """" 421mente were offered him to come hark li—Natteford and Malkin ....... 6 1.“) the “an" I’ l .. , Mason and W23," 1 GETTING AFTER JUNK roller. 1 ”one"; """""" ”I 1.03 moms, Cal, Feb. 26.»Elias 4~Duffy and Powell ' __ M. iiiunford. special agent of the De-' Puts """"""" ’ i partment of Justice here, has received Scib and Knltflc. I, instructions from the Department. at Hope """""" a; Washington. to begin an investigation - ' . “in various cities throughout the coun- .'—.l. if f ‘ J . ) aymes £15?!" """" 4 ” , try of the lip-called “Junk Trust." The . ' 'lllvestigatlon it in understood, will Mont . 9 ' gomery :‘i’ldeSiausou """ ‘ deal with the operations of the Great 6~McGrath 'lud :ullv 2 iVl’eatern Smeltiug and Refining Com- ‘Phoerlix' """"" puny. a Maine corporation. its allies: Buttery and J Cabin 4 ,, and subsidiary companies. and with ' H‘; c """" the history of corporations bought by 7—-Dornev ’llld Bilge-n 3 or merged with the Great Western ' ‘ Phoenix """"" Company. The investigation will seek C Haymes aild Belford 3 to find whether these companies are in . Hope """" control of trade in glass. bottles with 8—Smith and Moore __________ 2 4 rubber and similar goods in this coon-é Phoenix. try. _ _- } Pllllllpson and YOBl ......... 4 2i DAVls SUCCEEDS THOMAS ’ 9 0'“ W°"- I AS ATHLETlCS’ CAPTAIN «Day and Soltes .............. 0 6‘ PHILADELPHI Feb 26 —Harry Dn-l , Ma’mw'“ His will be captain of the Philadelphia: “ ebb and 0' Keene """"" 6 0 Americans the coming season, it was , Old Well. announced yesterday by Manager Con- lO—Coutu and Morton """"" 3 1119 Mack. lra Thomas, who was cap M"“°‘”°'- - tom: of the team last year. will have F. Keene and Waterbury ....3 complete charge of the pitchers. Old Well. I Davis was captain of the Athletics ll-Bauer and Adams """""" 2 for several years before he became ”WWW" 1manager of the Cleveland Americansi rBrown and Edmonds ........ 4 s in 1912‘ For the past two years he '0” Well. 1has been coaching the Athletic play- lZ—Harris and Connors ......... 4 crs Mayflower. l ___.____..__.._. q Robertson and Naphey ...... N0 CHANCE FOR MEXICO. TORONTO. Feb. 26.———Tom Fianna- Janles Jeffries. at Renonin 1910, an nounced yesterday that he had receiv- led a cablegrain from Johnston, at HI- M “1 olgast VS- We“ Cross "“1 vInIl. in which Johnson said he had New coiled on the light with Jess Willard. lecheduled for March 6, at Jurez. and Milan v.5 Frankie Fleming. that me my would occur in Haunt. munagon gave out the text of tho Chick West vs. K. 0. Pants. Chico-Fab}. he lied received from John“, int Hunt. It follows: ‘Wfll fight Willard hero. Fight ‘! CLAIMS M'CANN KEPT HIM OUT OF BIG LEAGUE Third Bowman Tony Mat-homo is breathing all kinds of threats; against Manager Gene McCain, of New London. Tony thought he was drafted by the St. Louis Nationals. but found it was only I scheme to cover Ewcight over before received for a (string of fights. " mon Bronson. the trotting horse king. . to Juarez. Mexico. llnole Tom to Monte 20 land llecisioII lute- OI Way Emil Uncle Tom McCarey is headed cast- ward, to begin promoting boxing bouts on a big scale in New Haven. Who‘s Tom? Why, the mall who promoted fights at Vernon, a place outside of Los Angelcs; staged the bouts that made Luther McCarty king of the white hopes, Johnny Kilhane champion by a decision over Abe Attell, Kid Wil- liams a title wrester from Johnny Cou- ion; was the man who paid out more money to Ad Woigust than a light- Also McCarcy is the man who staged. the first fight that brave Steve Kctchel3 ever lost by way of a knockout. Paplto dropped Stanley for the count of Jim Jeffries in MoCarey’ a arena at Vernon. Uncle Tom arrives in New York next Monday. He goes to New Haven a few days later to take charge of the new Edgewood A. C., backed by Har- Twenty round decision bouts will be Tom' a special pride. “Noun such" will be the club trade mark. April will be‘; Local promoters please copy. A regular promoter is pushing his way through the sticks. JOHNSON HlNES A STADIUM. Will Try to (lot Willard to Fight in Huron. HAVANA, Fob. ails—Jack Johnson; ' has engaged a stadium hero, posting I7 big cosh guarantee. Be in said to have' been assured that Willard will come here to fight for the championship. in the meantime he may fight licvlly.I Fight promoters here are trying to scare Johnson out of the proposed trip FOODSTUFFS EXPORTS lNCREASE. WASlilNGTON. Feb. 26. -What\ast ncreasos have been madein the export of foodstuffs from the United States} since the European war began was dis , closed today by the Department of; Commerce in uncalled statement oft exports for the seven months ending] with January In all $377, 400 ,0thl worth of breadstuffs and meat werei sent abroad which. compared with the some seven months of 1814, was all m- eleaso of $188. 000, 000_ I i l ! M’irompt Relief ‘ for Coughs Flax-Seed Emulsion, Linonine, IS the surest and most thorough remedy for all forms of colds, especially those hacking coughs that breed bronchitis and Kerr 5 its attendant dangers. One tea— spoonful -of Linoniile at bed- time so soothes the membranes that the irritations are healed sufficiently to permit a peaceful . night’s rest, and this treatment followed for a brief space of time, restores the near to perfect health. Linonine builds up the system at the same time it is curing the cold and strengthens 3:3 membranes of the throat and .9115, raider-mg them icon semi— tivc and lees liable to colt. him up so he could be sent back to the Planter- Igain. Marilefka son, he passed up a chance to go with the Federals, thinking he'd get oi chance Iltbetlnoil. fl- -.—.._- no ACTION AOMNI‘I' moon on. con. i WW. roll. u.—-No noon, will draw II much “1W0“- willieMlothl-W‘ Joe Mandel n. Paloma. eminent. Mienotochnol for ummmm if" logo to Mexico.” Mutt limit vs. Joe Heron. Ne" mum. WANT A” cum-amulet“ imam-Immanu- in... I In VII-lo. cult—n; mum‘s-cod: lflmmumhflodw Aluwdolnmlemu. unmarrmmu ”nun-Wm 40- l Nd oy. “motion. 'IIhg on? lam-Inn. At all droggists. 25c. 5m, 3!. :1 pm em, “to. unanimous calm, Mild-Street. Wm Home I‘d—swig. LADY am. 1le HAVEN fifls liliilillll’" not aunts usE SALTS Fiill KlillElS Eat Len Meat if Kidneys Feel Like Lead or Bladder Battlers. Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clog. god and need a flushing occasionally, ‘else we have backache and dull mis- ery in the kidney region, severe head» aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver. acid stomach, sleepiessness andall sorts of bladd" disordela. You simply must keep your kid- neys active and clean, and the mo meat you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here. take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, Icomblncd with lithla. and is harmless lto flush clogged kidneys and stimu- late them to normal activity. It also neutralizes the acids in the urine no it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jud Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithiu- water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid- neys clean. thus avoiding serious complications. A welt~known local druzglst says he sells lots of Jud Salts to folks who be have in overcoming kidney trouble While it in only trouble. Coal not exposed to the weather. Gives bcst satisfaction to buy- er. Best quality’of coal on hand in all sizes. Oud coal is discharged and loaded automatically. This means prompt delivery. “Harris & Galls The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. 3 ummpmuc I: the definition of we Iconic of the diocese and the m at lodhlltlnjtho mo. Dim ll om Odhyt'mcmtwlltorlpnlnlh ttomtoopinnhulnmuandooinln uterufolnthodllmntornlilm limbo. discus Ind pain health in am through harmonizing the mm In tome in your body. Home]. troubles given special attention; Ilso can: cure of tho oplno. You will never to not giving the Chiropractor I almo- lo help you. 5 Magnetic nume- givon Ibo. T.FranciS.D..C It Womlnpton 8t. OI. Nor-Ion. com Graduation-om nonfatal-r Moot. the Mot-m the Right Junk healer There are two little men going a- round poddllnrpooulo but they horo- I't Inythlu to do with ‘Wnilron looms-mutt“.- I'm-mulww “In. l MM‘Emlfdooefnamdhoor Chiropractor! more moo-ma m‘mWHI‘ The-iisameudiofl 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Cabinet Folders .. .54 per dozen For a short time . . . . $2 per dozen Carbonetteo . . ....... $1.25 per dozen Now ONLY . . . . . ..... 15c per dozen COME QUICK. FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW YORK. Freight boot lei-res Pier 21 East River, New York (foot- of Catherine 81.), every day except Sunday. at 3 p. m. Freight received at Nor-walk up to 5 p. m. and at South Normal; up to 5:30 p. In. George. F. mote, General Agent. THE ANN‘ING J. SMITH TRANSPOR- TATION LINE, (NO. For Up-todoto Service Call Fred H. Gunny, Funeral Director Ind Embalmor Office Ind ammo Telephone 904. L M to. Main St. Io. Not-wont. F. S. LYON Good Job Printing Boot Paper, Boot Work, Best Price. 8 NORTH MAIN STREET 0. NORWALK PHONE 907 Your Garage licat it with GAS There is a very el- iicient garage healer, operated by gas, now on the market. No more trouble with your car in cold weather, if one of these is used' Ask our Sales Depart meat for full information. ’ United Electric Light 8o Water Co. ‘ l‘hc Electrical Co. The Only 'Fdlly Equipped ELscrnIcAL map In the Town AUTO sUPPLIl-ze Phon. Its-60 8o. MIII at, 3 3o. Nomllt. Muolc HIII Block- A SQUARE DEAL To ALL It makcn' no difference whether your order calls for I dollar's worth or I hundred dolluo in Floor-Ide- dgm. Wedding bouquets, (fut Flo'- cro, or photo. I can save you money. We can quote prices that will defy our competitor- fn Funerd denim Come and not. your on selection from 031‘de Therein no limit to our ability in making PI- “ dub- or producing any Im- ount of out flowou. JUNK DEALER You only need write I postal or phone to Samuel Jello, successor to Wm. Baron, and you will get a ready market for things which you don't want, such as rags, papon. bottles. rubbers. scrap-tron, metals. feather beds I specialty. We are waiting for your call. Samuel Jade. 87 Fort street. Phone 499 Our STOCK N RANGES ammo-commutes” cl tied. STAMFORD, MAGEE YORK. PINE ‘ ACORN Also lop-In for All In.“ Jones & Hotchliiss Company 11 Will It. Nomi} it. ,., This car is the most practical "10- C passenger model we have ever built. When the top is folded. thin Ford Coupelet becomes an open Runabout of unusual smartnotia and style. The change from closed to open car can be made in a minute or two, so that the Conpolof. ll , quickly adaptable to all condition! of weather and driving. Ford eta- bllity with continuous service and economy—lean than it: I mile. Ford Coupolot, $760; Runabout. $440; Touring Car. $490; TownCar. $690; Sedan, 3975. All can fully equipped. 1. I. b. Do croft, -On display and sale It S. L. Benedict AGENT, 73 NORTH IIAIN STREET Buyers will share in profit: if we sell at retail 800,000 new Ford cars between August. 1914, and August. 1915. ' .mwgg‘srsr‘ v I. Midi-I'd“ ‘ ,;
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