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sang—.-
. Danny Morgan, -dghters' manager,
has been termed “Dum' because. he
isn’t. He has a habit of breaking into
. print on the slightest provocation, or
1 no provocation at all. His latest effort.
received through the afternoon mail,
In a circular letter probmlly sent
broadcast throughout the east. is a
muse on: “Why McCoy is No Longer
Hiddleweight Champion.
Morgan used to manage McCoy. He
doosnt' any more.
'Here‘s the letter. .
Al McCoy. the former middle»
weight champion, is my opinion. lost
the middleweight championship on.1
‘ Tuesday, Aperil 6, when George Chip
knocked him down for the second
‘time in their battle ‘at the Broadway;
11. C. And when McCoy was knocked
,1de the second time by Chip shall-
»dozen men held watches on him. in-
{eluding four reputable newspaper '
men; saying that he was down for'
“thirteen seconds, therefore. he really
“was out, but the referee made what i
call an honest minute as his count:
1 “ with the wave of the hand was very
3 " slow
‘ “There was no question of Chip 11s
' in; the winner, for from the time the
battle opened until the second knock-
3. “ down in the ninth round Chip battered
xdisy from post to post, and won
without any question.
51 “This statement may sound strange
from a manager, but it is my honest
opinion. Sincerely. '
V °’ “DAN MORGAN "
Phillis llil Bl Mill)
WWHGTON. April 14 34.111.111.11”
pas 11‘ whether newspapers containing
"prise light pictures would be barred
: m the 111.111 caused Ifostinasier' Gen-
* ossifiurisssn to madden today that
'slihlmwonld unscented fu-
- “sermon. but that the W
plant was without authority td pass
upon 11.? 1111111111111 '01? whether deposit-
hlihi! papers in the mail would be
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.mp3 not. Houston in Mr. Bank's
statement, makes it 111111111111 to dial!
transport in interstate commerce or
heart ‘dina or other 11¢me
1111119111: and the continuation of“ strife
loomed: divergent'base'ball 1111111111111
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When Detroit and Atlanta played!
an exhibition game a few days ago
Ty.'Cobb and Charlie Schmidt had
their friendly 1111111111 tilt and the sear
1111'. now is oiilcinlly on as far as the
Georgian is concerned.
When he came to bat for the fourth
time Cobb told Schmidt he was going
to hunt and that he would beat the
playeif the catcher would held the
hall.
Schmidt accepted the challenge and
ordered O'Dell, his third sucker, to
keep out of the play, Tyrus hunted
the liirst fair ball. and Schmidt in hib
hurry to field the bail fumbled a lit-
tle and then made a bounding throw.
Cobb beatit easily. He stole on the
next pitch. but failed to hank the bag,
and was out when he overslld.
This safe bunt gave Cobb the long-
est and shortest hits of the day in
the third round he lifted the ball out
of the lot. the sphere going over the
"fence just inside right held. foul flag.
The Tigers have had numerous 1111115
basers in exhibition and scrub games. .
but this was the first one to go out of
a playing field.
“Bill Bill” lB SBBNB
Bl llllBll lllBBl TBBBY
NEW YORK. April lit—The call or
“play" will sound today for the two
major leases oi organised baseball
Despite the war among the nations
at home, bi: learns mates!
nightexpreasedhoiletthatthscon: i
111g 111111111111 would be a successful one
for the game. Influences and ether
factors; mitigating against 1111111111,
in mi} sport 1111a decilirsd to have spent».
their force and-baseball non seem con.
Mont that the. some will again be.
well mum in the nnbllc. .
New managers in two cities in each
league wmmake their bows in the
Mona? 1111111. 11111111 Bréshahan will
lad. the Waco Cuba on the dis“
mood, while.- lint“ 1111.11 will perform
a similar one: iii Philadelphia. in the
American league, (111111111911 RdWlaut
. lie lit {his old station in left fieldlor
Glov ers
Ladies’ Patent Leather Pump
Putty Kid Inlaid Quarters.
$5.00
hadiaa’ Gun Lace Oxford
Putty Kid Iniaid Quarters.
$5.00
cher Snappy Styles.
All Leathers.
$2 to $4
EM and SON
liaison and Bite shoes
turmoil.
Tesrsau as his boxman while either
Pfeiler or .Aitchson ’wlll occupy the
found for Brooklyn George Burns. the
Giants “crack fielder and batsman, laid
up for some time by all accident, will
the opening game, it was. said last ev-
ening, Brooklyn, however, will still be
without the services of first 11.11.111.11
recovered troll: his recent 11111113 to be
able to take part in the some. ‘3
the enema Reds. ere-11111111. Brit
ton and Manager Khulna have 11111111
to new Hammond out
rules of lhédt'eds 111111an 1111111 turn-
ed over ti) 8!. Louis in l‘flui‘il M
and Georgetown.
will take place on April 21, and all
lovers I‘
Mouraw' is expected to present Jet '
Jake Daubsrt who has not sumier‘itly '
The-fit 1:11.111 111.111.11.11 .1. loudly » -
" rdemllflliig their-1361181! o! M from . .
nauncemeni Gives
Be Expected.
In fraternal circles of Norwalk and
nearby cities it would be very dillcult
to find a m of hustlers superior
to the membership oi’ the newly-horm-
od flanker Grotto, of this city. At a
W meeting held in: week 411
applications were received lrom can-
didates in various parts of the
Grotto's territory, which includes Nor-
flnlk, Stuntman, New Canaan, Danhury
The final meeting
we HAVE so 11110111111111.1111
MONKER GROTTO
sarunoav, MAY 1
A Handle Holiday For All Mastu-
Masons.
From Monker Grotto,
To Harold, Reginald and Otto,
Jim and 11111111 or Bill or Charley—
Or whatever name you've got
01: the first day be gay,
Of this beautiilul month of May,
We're expecting you'll be present
When the sands are burning hot.
All the Prophets will be toilinz.
When the pitch is sayiy boiling,
' There will he a. throng o! “rookies"
Pals and Wing round the not.
All the members will be glad (mes,
And the-'only slum and sad ones
Will be those who
upmmn
But delayed it and are not.
BTARTLING NEWSI
nne Prposed
By Monker Grolio'
May isi is the Appointed Time and An-
would be
Our Brother Master Masons within
the-Domain of Morris" have been vol-
an idea What May
candidates who desire to be admitted
within the $10 fee nut be rut at
that time. The first cm 0!
the Grotto will be held on May lst,
in Music Hall, on South Main street.
It will be in charge or Monarch Van.
of Hejaz Grotto,N9.42, New Haven.
Monarch Vars will be accompanied to
this city by a band of thirty-five
pieces
The following unique circular has
been issued which will be mwnx
reading to members of the Masonic
followers.
dred for Saturday, May lat, has been
thrown to the four winds. "
The prospects look mast. and we
know that with oonsktsnt start on
the part of all interested and the
we can about reach the two hundred
mark.
'l‘o properly handle such a 11113111111-
cent class, giving to each the indi-
vidual care and instruction relative to
artistic steps, graceful movements
and the many other {cementum
in the making of a full fledged proph-
et, we have extended an inyitatlon to
burnou- 1311111111 .1111le lion " "
Heist: Grotto, No. ~42. Italic Order
Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted
Beans, New Haven. Conn, under the
peerless leadership or Monarch Wil-
liam W. Van: to come to’Norwalk to
take charge or the great carcinoma}. of
Hunter Grotto, on Saturday. May 1st.
liaise has very kindly W 8.
team, two hundred prophets from our
storm the outer world: of Monitor at 8
Day.
ARE vou WITH 118:“ 1r NO‘I‘ we
Ans suns TO car you:
Join the liveliest thing in Masonic
M ‘ take are at the rest. Only a limited
circles today.
There is pointy of room for you——
the live ones. While bathe outside
you might as wall jumpintothe‘ arms
'of the Old Reaper and tinthiown the
Creek with the Assumes.
Think it over—then loosen up
Skin a crisp teams-note oi! the
roll that is wearing the lining of you:
pocket. Scratch you:- some at the
Mimiofapetition. Thonwe win
time Liettwiaaoin at the nor... '
Lilia all things in popular demand—
ihe price goes up.
Stop to the phone—nut in a hurry
cai1. Petition will be sent you.
untariiy coming toward in such pest
numbers to Join our. losses that all
earlypredictiouoiacisaoionehun] _ _
Percival H. Sharron. Monti“.
Joseph R Taylor, éecreary 128
Washington street South Norwaik.
Telephone 111.
combimiana.
Blue and white
Brown and white
Green md white
Black and white
Roman stripes
w ardrobe.
Lavender, and white
Established 1857
Wash Silks
for Smart Summer Blouses
Thrice hundred yards of soft
washes a well as cotton.
French Silk that
Many stripes in difl‘crent
85¢
and yard wide.
V X“.
The smart blouse in all its \arying style of sleeves
and collar will play an important part in the summer
The woman with original ideas and
clever
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suport 0! active Master Masons that ,
in addition to their great 1701“!!! .
neighboring city of the Hills will '
o 'clock on the afternoon of the Great
lump in and paddle zip-stream With '
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15th
Thursday
Price
Onyx" Day
A $1 .00 quality.
. MISS“.
“with.
I WMNGTON "REIT.
It makes 1de 11316516?
or a hundred dollars in Funeral.
signs, 'Wed‘dhu bouquets, out now-
era,
We can
our nonunion in Funeral dais“-
“' Coins and make your own ssleotim _'
,trom our Album oi Designs. There Is 3
no limit to our ability in making hr .1
musing-so:- mmany am:-
malignant!!!
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will 1111111111 as the new disposer cl ti: mfimmwgm to “£33m: .
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New York. Philadelphia hi Boston.r " i~
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lid the openingsgamss
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Photograph and Picture Frames, .
in dark oak, two in antique gilt
English Chintscs. Attention
large exhibit of dainty floral patterns,
resented.
Three Onyx; Days
The National Annual HosieryEvent
-APRlL ‘ ' '
lhili
Friday
AT SPECIAL PRICES ON THESE DAYS ONLY.
MEN’S AND WOMEN‘S LISLE HOSmRY, three
different numbers to select from;
1..
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SILK ROSIERY,
“Onyx” Day Price ..
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. Do NOT f _
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A soh‘aan 1111.11.10 an. ‘-
ponr order calls our 1 dollar‘s no: .1
or plant. I can so“ you 11101131531
one” prion that will duty .
so. Norwfivi 1
‘ the alumina Bedsits to: '
fingers may have sexeral blouses for the price of one
good one—if she makes them herself.
Stripes are on the top waxe of popularity
At the Silk Section, main floor. -
Art Section, Summer Garments and
Accessories Stamped for Embroidery
Collar and Cut! Sets of fine white lam:
White Four~in-hand Ties, neat patterns,
Children’ 6 little White Dresses
, two years
Women’s Kimonos, blue or pink, '
Womens Night Dresser. good lawn,
Babies’ Jackets with finished edges, stamped
Turkish Towels, small sizes for babies
Pillow Tops :n flag designs,
Heminway Texto Rope Floss for working.-
25 cts.
115 do.
25 cu. lio $150
85 cts.
$1.25
so cts.
50 cts.
50 C5
skeins of
35 cu.
main floor.
with six
Art Section,
three styles, one ‘
'25 etc. each. ‘ ”
Stationery Section. V
directed to the
all colors rep-
T111111 Floor.
is _
. 17th
Saturday
rleguar ~ :values
3PAIRS F 1151.00
regular,
.eo¢ PER PAIR
IOU“ NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler