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Classified “Ads.” —TO Let.
For Sale, Business and
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Professional Cards, and
ants. Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twent y-Five Word 3 or Less. 25c
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
iace or Caps, Double Price.
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FOR SALE.
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I FOR sALE—JAPPERSON JACK
l Rabbit live passenger touring car, com-
p'ietely overhauled and painted. Price
.8275. Can be\seen at 6 Pine street,
Norwaik, at any day or time ..a5 31.
WANTED.
WANTED—BOY FOR BOOTBLACK
stand. Brunswick Alleys a5 3t
'TO LET.
'ro LET—FURNISHED ..ROOMS.
All improvements. 28 Haviland 31..
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I 115 3t
WANTED—MORTGAGE LOANS l
each $2,000. Box 685, South Nam-anal ,ro LET—BRIGHT BASEMENT
a5 Gtifor shop or store, 42 South Main St
WANTED GIRLS 'FO'R Olmtfient low. Inquire on premises a5 31.
FOR SALE—APPLES AND SWEET
{cider 10c quart. 35c gallon. Brink own
58 Water St]
packing department. Call at once. H.
J. Jacob & Sons, Shoe Manufacturers,
Beiden avenue, Norwalk. 9.5 It
WANTED—ABlE-BODIED .MEN,
good eyesight, to propane for position
as firemen and brakemen, 8190-3120
monthly. inexperienced qualified men
helped to positions free. Railway As-
sociation, clo South Norwalk Senti-
nel ‘ 11.5-12-19-26.
WANTED—TWO round MEN
for room and board in private home.
All improvements and use of phone.
at 3t
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TO LET — 131‘ AND SECOND:
Home, 5 rooms each and one in attic
Part improvement. Academy street. In.
quire D. W. Fitch 28 West avenue. ,
a5 3t
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FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE SIX,
room new half house, all improve- l
meats and conveniences, 5 minutes!
station, beautiful interior. Marlng Con- l
struction 09.123 Washington street, 3
South Norwalk. a5 6t
FOR RENT— 1 HOUSE, PLEAS-t
ant street, upper Norwalk, 3 Mott ave-
nue, flat, Washington street, Floor, 60
x24, suitable for light manufacturing
Haviland strget. Inquire J, Wallace
Marvin, East Norwalk. a5 ti
-DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Fairlieiiid county savings Bank,
Norwalk. Conn, March 18, 1915.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairiield County Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum, was
declared to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
March 31, 1915.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
10th, 1915.
By order of the Board of Directors,
. ISEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
PHILIP MAZZUCCO'
North Taylor Ave. 80. Norwnlk
- CONTRAL'I‘OR.
Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side-
walks, Color Digging. '
Telephone 1217-2
For Up-to-dste Service Csll
' Fred H. Gsnung.
Funeral Director and EmbslmeI
Office snd Residence
Telephone 004.
84 Be. Main St, So. Norwslk.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 16 years
guaranteed tin made into leaders.
’ Ihand- made, painted inside, tln roof-
ing, plumbing and heating”
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
Phone 1100-12
Yo LET—ONE FIVE ROOM A-
partment, $12.00, and one six room
apartment. $13.00. Inquire at 108
South Main street, or telephone 1342-5.
8.3 at
To LET—FRONT OFFICE, KEEL»
or Building. C. T. McGovern.
demljohn Not deliv.ered Joseph Eula,
8 Woodward sv.enue :15 6t
FOR SALE—APPERSON JACK
Rabbit live passenger touring car.
completely overhauled and painted.
l Price 3275. Can be seen at 6 Pine St. ..
‘ 83 8t
FOR SALE—1910 MODEL BUICK
‘auto. 4 passenger;
der, top, windshield, tools, 4 good
at any day or time.
lshoes. etc, 8100. W F. Ambler, Row-
ayton. a3 3t
FOR SALE—Single cylinder, 4 Horse
power, “Pope" motorcycle, belt
drive Very quiet running. in good
condition throughout. Price 8100.
0. A. Johnson, 16 Hillside Street.
South _Norwaiiv. a1-3t
5113 3t5
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HUNGA-
Iow site, about seven acres, short
distance from Wilton. Fine well, small
orchard. For sale cheap for cash. Ad-
dress "Advertiser" R. F. D. 30, Stam-
ford. al 3t
To LET—DESIRABLE APART-
ment of four up-to-date rooms and
bath, all improvements, West street;
also two furnished rooms, light house~l
keeping. Inquire 2 High St. a3 3t!
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To LET—FIRST FLOOR AT NO. 7
Orchard St.. Norwalk. All improve:
.—
FOR SALE—RIBST- CLASS ROOM-
ing house (16 rooms) fully furnished
and rented, centrally located.
good running or- ‘
TURKEY AND AUSTRIA
(Continued- from
he conducted his preliminary
LONDON ,Kpr'u 5 4: 12
r
m.—A
l’rmidcnt, Of 2,000 tons, and
tons at ()dessa
‘Our battcrics Ofl‘ Kum
sweeper which attempted to
thc Dardanclles. "
BERLIN, by wireless to London.
MAY BE CONSIDERING
PEACE NEGOTIATION S.
First Page.)
here. It' 15 poifiied out that Dja1id Pasha \1 as one of the
first Turkish emoys to undertake at Cuchv. 811 1t2cr-
land, the conclusion of an Italo— Turkish peace and that
negotiations bv roundabout
111cthods through neutral diplomats.
a.1n.——A Russian bark the
name of which is unknown was torpedocd y; stcrday in
the English Channel. according to the l)ail1"\lail \vhith 3
say 5 the fifteen 111cmbcrs 0f the 11e\1'\1'erc s31 ed.
April 5. 8:50 a.-
(lispatch from Constantinople says the following
statement has been issued by the Turkish War Office:
“Our fleet yesterday sank two Russian ships, the
the Vastochnapa, of 1,500
Kalc sank an cncmy minc_
approach the entrance to
Ntithcr the Provident nor the \astochna are men—
tioncd in the latest shipping records.
—-‘—-———————-
PARIS, April 5,vvia London,
I’rcnch Wzir Office today gave out a report 011 the prog~
rcss of the fighting, as follows:
I :45 p. m.-¢-The
"The military authorities have received precise in- '
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(0011!in From First Page)
act moment Jack Carley and other
- formation concerning the results of‘the bombardment car-
ricd out by British aviators in Belgium on March 26 'I he
dirigiblc hangar at Berghcnstc
damaged, as Was the dirigilflc airship sheltered therein.
At Hobokcn the Antwerp naval construction shipyards
were gutted, two German submarines were destroyed and
a third damaged, while forty German
killed and sixty-twowpundcd.”
\
Agathe, _w as seriously
workmen wcrc
light arena.
At 11 o'clock the sun and clouds
were still fighting for supremacy. in
Itho sitv several very dark cloud
banks were hanging over the sea and
offering a menace of win
At tu'entv minutes oust twelve it
l
Bar'l backers of the light would arrive atlwas apparent ”1'“ ”‘9' light would
gains in real estate—one two and headquarters Willi the $30,000 cash‘m‘ “a” an limp and might um be.
three family houses. Address E. F.
Turney, 528 State St., Bridgeport;
Conn.
meats. inquire of Dr. Wm. J Traccyt
.or Frank J. Donohue.
ment.
A19. inquire at 47 Fairiield Ave.
TO LET—A VERY DESIRABLE:
ihouse of seven rooms, with all mod-'
lern improvements Also cottage oil
isix rooms, with partial Improvements,l
including electric lights. Possessionl
immediately \ Apply E. M. Tolles, 146
:South Main streetl a3 3t
Rhone 940.
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uth Norwalk, Conn.
House phone 1278-2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAINTING — PAPER-HANG ING,
decorating, Painter's supplies: wall
tpaper, up- todate styles, lowest prices I
named in the negros contract as
signed in Paris. This very important
the;
Willard relise'd. early last' night and
declared this morning he had had a
ireireshing sleep. He said he was glad
the day of the tight had arrived. as
:he had been training nearly 9weeks
'iirst having got in couditibn to tight
at Juarez, March 6.
tit was apparent that Willard was
I To LET—WEST AVE 10 ROOM Estimates cheerfully gl\'.en Trial or- 101511110 discuss his plan of action lie‘
thouse, 2 baths.
rooms, and bath.
' tinel.
Also half house, 7
K. F. W., care Sen-
a3 all
To LET —- TWO LOFTS iN'
Swartz a Corbett block, 5.000 squarel
lfeet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service. suitable for light
manufacturing, will be divided to suit
tenant For further particulars, in-
quire The Old Well Cigar Co. m2-i tf
:- Michael Lubrano -:
CONTRACTOR.
mtlmates cheerfully furnished
0~8‘Wood 815., so. Norwaik.
PHONE 1589.
T0 LET—FROM APRIV 15TH 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements, 62 WoodWard Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office at The Old Well Cigar Co.
m24 tf
TO LET—5 ROOMS. 100 SOUTH
’Main St. Inquire C. E. Hoyt. mls ti
ders solicited. Tel.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave at lmo
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor.
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. ' 20 Wood St.
'l‘llli Ll'l'l'Lll 51101;
g. imme‘people are like wheelbarrows—
' they don't go unless they are pushed.
in man doesn't have to be ambidex-
s to be sure he is right: and then
3111111151. ' .
‘A‘ti‘exchange says that eating onions
induces comfort. Not unless she eats - '
’enlboo.
Be 111111111: with the man who is Will- :
you all he knost. It won't take
Lflng
him on; 5
W
Talking about “building a subway"
‘ Is a good bit like glking oi erecting a
melt; isn't it?
’ Don't letithe efficiency-c craze run
away with you. A man can do won-
. "tiers, but not muscles.
Brazil‘s revelutlon seems to be con-
tiucted with eight ounce gloves and no
hitting- ln the clinches.
-'—..-,.____
"A surgeon says there are no naughty
. children. There are some good imita-
tions at times however.
A German doctor has dispove‘red a
.Woy to cure seasickness. He ought to» '% -
"in"
die a very wealthy man.
IAn ounce of pluck is better than a
pound of iuclp-when it. comes to re
m‘oviug feathers from geese. »
Usually the persons who talk a great
_ --®sl_ about the world grown: worse
' - never do much to make it better. ',
‘ ",3 4.9.1.... Want Ads. 1115-111; resorts.
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washiiigton street. East Nor-
walk. Partial improvements. rent
$12.00; alsO' 5.5'5room apartment 39
Chapel street. -Norwaik. Inquire 64
South Main street. or telephone" 60.
' ~ - ' 129 11
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To LET—5 aeons ar 57 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tsrlov, 108
T113101 Ave. ’l‘el 11015-5 naottt
SPRING
FASHIONS
Suits, Gloves, Waists, Cor-
sets and Underwear.
Attracticc Models. Moder-
ate Prices. '
11.1110 1.0mm
.56. North 1111111 5 Street
P 0.
In good and the\ coining- profession.
it is the best method oi‘relieving dis-
ease yet known to man. It proclaims
to the world that disease. and its on-
_posit'e, Health, are conditions of or-
gans, not. objects or concrete things
and that the power which created
'man Zalso pliioéd' ’within him. the me-
chanism which. it kept in perfect ’ad-
Justment, would carry him from the
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
ease and comfort.
Try'CHmOPRACTiO- without the
hurts. 5
STAMFORD so. NORWALK
., 0 to b 7 to 8 p in.
E; BARTHOL, D. C.
211nm centimeter. .
A Wish usnoHA'N'r.
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. sdvenises his goods. if 1101 csnpdt do . .,
11111.1 urge way. he 111011 the Bentlhsl
untitled "Parasite? ",cQIWI. .
on 70D:
Local Representative now in the
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unmmsiputbxmm._
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up the once. sail sr sd insh- will cs! .
BAD DEBTS, COLLECTED _
COMMISSION BOSSES ONLY
No Collection, No Charges.
Old established agency. Suits brought
against debtors.
Vighrou's methods employed} 11115111515110
accomplished.
National mercantile Agog
Actions in fraud
Bridgeport
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1818 so 1881
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' to be held in reserve
land a knockout blow. Willard uss
confident that if he could land too or
three rights on Johnson, the light soon
would end. Willard said Johnson s an
illty as a boxer would give him op-
the early rounds of the tight, but nev-
er in his ring career hsd Willard felt
any-fidiscojnfort from any blow deliv-
ereli do his body, and he did not fear
. Jphnsbn‘s jabs. Willard seemed very
tit. indeed, when he left his quarters
for the park. The inflammation to his
eye from the splash of chloroform lin-I
intent last. night had yielded to treat-
ment, and it is not believed it will
have any lll- effects.
Two hours prior to the , time at
which the fight was set the ring was
hemp ropes were wrapped twice'with
black tire tape. Great csrqwas tak-
ned' canvas covering._ and a score of
regular red blankets were placed
there as padding.
Frbm two' platforms moving picture"
machines were fo'cussed on the ring.
Five machines comprised‘the battery,
three to be used regularly and two
‘ '5‘ \_
There was great exbitement about
11 O'clock, .when it was lscovered
a: 0 one had thought about the
be rung at the beginning and
ending of the rounds. Two. messen-
gers Were dispatched on the tvl‘elvem
mile journey to Havana. to; purchase
a song _ 'r - .
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track at half past ten a',claclc sever
al companies oi_ infantry and two.
, “ troops of khaki-clad cavalry being
> -_ then on the scene. «
The race' course where the “light
' was being held is surrounded with"
.,_
green 111115, , _
Psi vita-111v}
managemynt} d
which are top-
5 61111111 The fight
”the possibility of
5m
55_. moving picture, machines equipped
with telescopic lenses Operating from
the bills, 11,1111 guarhs'stationed at all
it‘ll". 232%..
mun-mes rm.
' the vantage points Overlooking '5
the
pommity to make a better shou'mg‘
being actively completed. The heavy-
en in preparing the floor beneath the .
' \
Cuban troops began to reach the gr
,gin until 1 ocIock.
1 Johnson arrived at the track at
will (it evept was set for It o'.cIock Johnson'1“"5' 1“” did “N 1111110111 until Inter.
__ chatted and laughed with Athe men‘liiswiie came to the. ringside, accom- ‘
FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAIL TO about him during his preparations for 1“?de b" 'I‘om Flanagan, who has.
33 3t '1 see the line of Aubuen care before the trip to the ring as if be“ 1111 not aibeen acting for Johnson.
._. li’ou buy. Fours and sixes. RUDRbOUIS care In the \1':orld This supreme selffi , At hull past eleven o'clock, one E
TO LET — SIX ROOM APART- land touring, 81075510 _32, 000. One 5 confidence is rated as onIf' of hour bcioro the fight was to start f
All improvements 45 Fairileld passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One champion‘s best assets, hspeclslly Several thousand persons had urrh.5§
Maxwell runabout I! d 83 ne11'.(.l against a man of nervous" ,tempernu ed; and found seats. but. the more 911-3
33 3t P. White, rear 113 W shington BL, mam 3
ipcnsivo Iorntions contained but few
Spectators “'
The first notables to leach
ringside seats, were the mayor
the
ban lious'é'of Representatives:
a few minutes uticr the. mayor and '
at oncehegan to help with the final t
400 Alexander am say however that he proposed winrrangcmcnts.
‘go slow and that he expected to take:
gageod dash of punishment during the
l first tenrounds, hoping to wear John;
Estimates given unison down and get an opportunity to soldiers at this hour seemed to con-I
By This timc a number of soldiers
had taken up 1105111011::_r.1'01111d the
ring enclosure. As a matter. of fact
éstituic half of the crowd.
The ring was finished sthtly be-
fore noon. While the strongest, it
:111111 undoubtedly also ”the crudest
cvcr erected for a world's champion-'
ship fight.
i The band in the grandstand enter-
tained the gathering crowds The
'flrstNPne it rendered was "By the
1Beautiful See," which set the Ameri-
can contingent whistling.
1 Late arrivals at the arena told of
.many automobile wrecks along the
narrow and crowded road from lia-
vana', but up to noon there had been
no serious accident.
There was a liberal percentage of
twomen among the spectators.
of them occupied box
many of. them were Americans.
mm. stun-ORIENTAL- PARK. Ha-
vana, April 5.'—«'l‘he sun broke through
a darkly overcast as the '.crowds be.-
,383- to. arrive "at the scene of
' world' s heavyweight championship
light between Jack Johnson of Testis,”
and Jess Willard. of Kansas. The set-
ting tor the battle w picturesque. A
ring had been “erected directly on the.
race track, in front of the big steel
grand stand, which furnished ,'the
principle seating facilities 5 '
In front of the graph stand and on
the road leading to the track was cov-
ered, with seats like these of a fclr-
cue; About thefring boxes wet-oar-
I‘snged set down on the flat track and
more circus seats were in the field.
Ringside box coats sold for $25, slope
seats cost. 520.11110 $15 was paid for
and: stand seats. From :15 _prices
of other boats «fell to $3 for general
price; all spectators .were required
to pay 31' for the privilege or witness-
ing the racing at the conclusion of the
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The tins for the instant: battle was
18 Net inside the ropes. The, platform
measured :12 “test. it was of sturdy .
construction. being strongly braced
beneath” to withstand the weight 9!
the pugllisto ”Willard being probably
the largest ' 1111' was error. entered the..
priiie ‘rlii for s heinpionsbt' 1:111.
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0f :
Havana and the spcukcr oi' the. Cu-'
lii’nt Hinkel, of Cleveland, the alter- 1'
Instr referee of the big bout, came in ‘
Most,
seats, and, ‘ "
the.
admission, butJn addition to the tight '
We Give581H Green 'I'rsding Stamps-Ask for There
Special Reductions, April 5th to 10th,1nciusive.
F I'I'b' U
211-2 lb.
' SACK
By the Barrel
$7.90
BIG REDUCTION THIS WEEK ONLY. '
We guarantee there is no better flour milled. Take advan
tags of this offer. '
, PINK SALMON
. 'SULTAN‘A CORN.
« IONA BEETS“
. SULTANA
STRING BEANS cans 3 for 250
“MW“ ‘ 11111.11
Th best Ibo . ,
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30 C’Ilti .'
20 Stamps with cash pound
15 Stamps with one pound.
ST LERO BOL ILLON CU BIL S
‘ ,7 w 3 for
Chorce
CRINE’S CATSUP, a bot.
. A... $11.50.... . n. p... “Your 5
(102. 20C
lb. 321;:
STAMPS P111313 105
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twin Sultana Spice . lot: _lelly I’owdcr ..
1 llkll- Mataronl or Spag— I bot. Liquid llluc ..
5 NEW LAID a
Best Creamery
Butter 3
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, hetn‘ ....... Inc 1 bot A&P Catsup m:
1 cake \lilk Chocolate. 101: ' 1 . . '
1 can I unch (ocoa loci ‘ I’Ut' 0'1“)“ Salad 1 1°C
1 Mason lar Mustard ..
1 l)Oi.\\1tch Hazel . 100.
1 tin Cri'stalizcd Ginger me
1 can \&1’ Corn Syrup me
1 can chcn Sweep. me
I pk5g. .\&P Ice Cream 01'
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124 WASHINGTON ST.
1 Telephone 909
1.
Free Delivervi_,5
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‘ Great Attractive {Sale ~
Women's and Misscs’ Suits .................. L $898, $1438,
Women's and Misses’ Coats w .. ”$3.98, $5.98, $798, $12 fl ,
Women‘s and Misses' Dresses. . .- ......... $7. 98, $11. 98, $17. 98'
\\ omen s and \lisscs Skirts . . . . . ......... “$2 98. $3. 98, $5. 505
Conic to sec our Beautiful Waists from ...... .. .. 986 “I!"
Hats from .............. . . . . . .1. .47C up to M985
We Alter Free of Charge.
Cloaks 85
THE PARIS Millinery
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH noawnx.
cant-alpalfi'finlaalvnnn
\‘ V1.1“- ‘\‘\" Q "\‘\.~‘~u\-\‘x 1w ‘1
A SHOWING 0F PARLOR FURNITURE.
3| 0! the. very latest models, in suites or single pieces.
set is shown in our main show window.
RAYMOND a soft . é
, 48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
\FUNERAL DIRECTOR'S; '
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cleared of all except Referee”, '
Welch, and the sewnd principals-
Johnson objected to a woman, a
tutor in the press ringside seat,
she retired to on adjacent. .5box. ,
'negro stripped himself of his ,
robe and this showed him to be,
in brighthiu‘e trunks, no belt:
Johnson entered the ring at i 1'5 lard ivore dark blue trunks. w
P" m ' -' + 11 111311..
Johnson made. his appearance, be- Ame [can :5 i l arter
ing applauded by the enthusiastic Ct'lq fufiwl:::ect:imth'e v:d1131‘t'ment
later he crawled y
bans. One nfinute gloves of .both fighters.
throu h the ropes, clad in a gray »
‘ba'th fiche arid wearing his usual iBoth pu'giili'sts weighed on scsli
' - the ring. Willard, 238‘; Johnson.
“gold smile. " \
The negro's first move was to “Mike, negro appeared considerable had
certain where his wife was located. '
Tithe called at 1.: 53 p.111.
'Wiilard entered the ring at 1: 20 111 1. 218,018 mg “a mm ‘51
m.-
» ' ed. The pugiiists thep 111113011 11 ,
in the challengers corner were Round one. 5
the following sedeli’ds‘ 1 . 1; ‘
, ' Johnsb‘n related and landed
M'l‘e11h ORourke, Jim Savage. Walter. on Willard’s $5.5“! Randi 55
3:; m’ ‘ "‘ so ed' b ,1. ' right. to Jun :ia'Vv. ‘tierwl
Filing? Gzousgeangi’oe Sim $_ nervous.‘ Johnson was let!!!“
Ve‘y, Dave Mills and Big Armstrong:
1111. _two pugillsts shook hands for
The' attendance is estimated at
about 15. 000. Only‘a few of the twen-
1y dollar 'seats‘ are still meant. The
sins began to beat dovm hotly and all
danger of "rain seemed past.
Johnhon is now on his way to the
ring.
p.
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