,-le “2;“ .; Vim mfil‘flefl at VVVEEWBG films plan to be bout, the decision going to Miller pong-erode, APRIL .4. I95 Possession of the moving pictures tak- promoters of the entertainment. was during the recent exhibition that Brown sell Miner." two novices, went ”man, had thrown his arm'out. He got ’ UVIA Vf’DfldyVV “ I a IOIE8I [Rim nihilism Milli: The constitutionality of the act it! Congress." approved July 21,1912 fogs; known as Dodo Mailer, was awarded a bidding the hupartstion into thisI questionable decision over Young Roc- chantry and Interstate transportation cc of Waterbury in the main bout or 9! films and other pictorial represenm.I the Starlight A. C. show at the Casino the- if mine lights is to be tested in; last night after four rounds of exciting the Game Court of the United: milling. The showing made by the States, ' Waterbury youngster, who was sub- Cbarles A. frowns of New York, rem stituted by the club management for _ resenting the owners of the films tskoI K- 0 fiwny. who failed to ill! in on at Havana during the recent nameE an appearance was the only bright between Jess Willard and Jack John- feature of a disappointing show. Al- son. was in Washington yesterday in though outweighed Rocco put up it conference with John w Davis, solic—‘I very creditable arsument and outbwb iior general of the department of Join ed Dodo in even! round. Referee tics The New York lawyer was Dave Fitzgerald's decision proved un- promised aid or justice department popular and most of the fans present in securing an early consideration 02V seemed to think the Brasstown boxer the case by the Supreme Court I was entitled to at least a draw. Dodo It is contended by Mr. Towns, speak. did most of the leading but Rocco. by mg for the owners of the prize speak. clever defensive boxing was able to WEE! inning the score stood 6 to 5 Vin work out.‘ He will probably a tfhis . tar .. l inclement weather, and feisty I;!. 5.8!“ film. that Congress exceeded its evade most of the iocel boxel' s punch- EEleEl‘ favor training stunts here this afternoon “WEI“? :V VVRI she! "3:130! 3:331:33: game between "'0 Md teams. E fresh air when open. With “all“ ' quality in detail a documents its. authority when it passed a law barring 95. and appeared t0 have the bout 0‘1 the exhibition of prize fight films from POEMS Pete DOW earned a verdict this country over Cliff Smith after four fast ses- V "In my judgment " said Mr. Towns stops in the semi—final. Jesterday, “the interstate commerce Don had a big margin in every law cannot baconstrued as applying round and at the close of the bout had We parties .I represent in this matter his old-time rival in a bad way. g;- imaiIlihanthey have a per'fect’rlgllt un~ Only three 8111810“? bouts WE”? der the constitution to exhibit the staged, all of them in the lightweight prize fight films in any manner“ t'o' division, and the amateur program other concerns, but intend to retain failed to throw much credit on the ”lions between. Willard and‘- Johnscll’. three “lexical rounds in the opening Willie exhibitors of them in this Rapsky, germ lasted only a VEVV' VV'V HEED TODAY the tenth in ng on South Field yes-I telday at twilight and helped conquer E Come" by a score or 2 to 1. it was TEEES afternoon Manager McCsnn.of ushered in under protest but was op- “i“ London, Hugh Reddy, secretary portune, as Don Beck, the Columbia 0' “19 BTEdKGDOl‘E club, and President southpaw was fast tiring. EO’Rourke of the Eastern association. it happened this way: wm‘i will meet at Bridgeport and may de- O‘Neale on first tluough n bass. Watt, ‘cide as to starting the 1915 season, fouled into the stands near first base. SEVERE 011E "MOMS“. SEC-t through Umpire Dougheltx threw Pitcher 03"”: Ciarkin and Cameron 83V they ‘Blynnt a new ball. Csth. Joe Dono- must “0‘ do any “FEE thing inasmuch NEW YORK, "April ~24 —-The first bit of bad luck that has hopped aboard Champion Freddie Welsh hooked on at Hudson, Wis, Tuesday night. Welsh dislocated his left shoulder in his fight with 'Red Watson. Few in‘ bad on Charleen sphere, but it show- slightly dlmcult t0 11119481110 where double, sending awoke; who had; Whatever President O’Rourke has bull to right field nnd Mncke gm of several applications for franchises 'possibilities of an nightclub circuit, for franchises have been received from the Waterbury rights, Mickey Finn is to take over Bridgeport. Milton BakerI the audience knew that the Eng' inh- though there is a possibility that it, as the hm“ was over Welsh “V“ rush a franchise in that city but that? you of Cornell iaised a protest Hp asTllis trio is no longer connected ell-up like a sellrcliligllt in the haze they secured their right to instruct been sent in to run for O'Neah to.h38 up his sleeve is being carefully . and thinks that there is every chance though the latter is not very bright. E Stamford. Danbnry and Waterburyu E in the market for a chance at the NewE says he wants Danbury. That Dan-E the decision over the plugging Cantor. Will be as Baker is credited with say- .ed to a doctor and he pulled the urn. E O'Rourke asked :him “to. t m it. The was waved uside Bryant put all he with iEastem association baseball it is and Walt banged it to .mm. for a Ithe league in its duties. third. Kid Benson then jolted the concealed ‘He has announced receipt 5 in the world nor a six-club league, with my "I, fOR MONIHV Besides the three cities dropped by . the league it is said that applications Tom Fogarty of Jersey City is after Haven club, Barney Gerard wou‘d iikeE bury will be considered is unlikely.l nian at the end of ten rounds. As soon ing recently that he never asked forI hack into place. He advised Welsh to i “Fighting and timed." funiliarlyl . Mills YESEEEEEEEI mterday‘npd defeated the test team or that place on the Noxen lot by the score of 14-1. in the h“ b’: the Md hell i 30. This is earlier than Matchmaker 4441_W ., bww - h ”ruiiemmmw Piles: mug ': '12". -Q. -‘ ‘.‘ g‘v1“ \ "l‘i VRO'l _I. um m mm The ll‘renklins Wed to Barton Sam Robidedu is expected to arrive in Bridgeport today to start training for his bout with Walter Mobr, which Franklin's “ten" Msruca, "45 h“ is to take place at the Casino, April thrown, and was put out of the game 1 a“ a reflux pbia boy here. but he thought it would ThVe Dorian team led at the start V0! be a good idea to have the youngnera the game, and at the end of the sev- Eon hand so the m could watch him Roach planned to have the Thilidel— “8‘91““ was first man up and EWslter Mollr will do his training at fanned. Lyle then knocked a double EC‘DE- ‘EBOIidB m sum. 90th b0)! and this started a rally, which netted. .11“... posted their 3290 forfeit: for eight runs for the local team. .weight and sppearance. The second. game of the series will E Red Ketchel the White ”his,“ . ' be played on the home grounds, this Ivy" boy, who tackled Young idoAutliife 0"“ “‘3’“ week ,in the semifinal is confident that he “‘9 ““e “P '0’ ”BREW” game can beat the local boxer. lie claims “a“ "s “"0” V Elle won from McAuliffe last year. l'rankllns—~Lyle, Capt) "- K VCan- E There has been a big advance sale for “3'" 9' Navesky 1b M ““0“” Vibe boulsV and Taxis from Waterbury. Merrilleld, 3b; Biber, as; Anglemun, . m lisven, Dsnburv. Stamford Nor- W L Tm“- 0‘ Charm“ "- walk and other clues wViVli VVheVl at the Durien—linilaren, c; Smith, p: BVVVE;VV'VKVVVVV18__"VV ..‘ Cantrell, lb: 'W'hitelaw, 2b: YoungI (Capt), 3b;‘~ Thompson, on; 8herer.E w ill out in Ni V VV V n—Ilowsrs 34PM3 BerryLAVglle iveseityof Paulina- nls, yesterday angled off the penis-1 EMP'EE 'on‘h qt" uovents of the opening days carnival oflPennsyl- vunis’s. relay no. and held sports. is being made up to help the league The minimum. which is comprised of and that President J. J. ”ileum of the $3.19. “0011 «Mi isvslis and disses Boston Americans lies bden asked to throws. and 300 and lbw-meter chip in The whole business sounds-weir W880“ annosmm for the“ fishy, but there are some who think 11M in Hill. WW PM that that there is it great dealbttmih inn- E Pennsylvania has held the carnival. No one is saying what mess. 000 is donE and it Mflm to represent the all- The league is surely in a bad way, but "Wild W89 athletic championshill there are other things it needs besides '0E the United States. ' dollars. The remedy is- not in soon ~ Yale. after a same utmssle. carried clal help, as has been stated before. if oi! the distance medley relay race for the league was broke there is reason the American college championship. to suppose Morton w. Plant. millions Malina out Ohio-so while Pennsylvar aire owner of the New London club. Illa easily won the American title in . g; 99’ he? senmdnh Ap couples word that Qgsnized hell dates to finally back thp usual; at E"Vsoclii.lV,iolVi* in its present ad predica-_ ment. It is stated that a col of $8,000 § WW llflll llllldlll Idlii Pilot Iilll CHICAGO. April adv-Win statements that no peace asset-in, Lions. by both President Gilmore of the Fed- eral league endePresldent Johnson oi the American, but lie-explanation for the gathering here of the big men or baseball was ventilated. Among the leaders of the tune Vexpectd hr to- day is Prsldent Tenor of the National Magus. The Federal League msg- notes. according to information gained from sources elone‘to them, will meet to talk overthe ending‘pf the war are Philip Ball of St Louis and his attor- ney admitted that they had been in callerence with President Johnson a couple of days. The American League heed declared that his meeting with Ball-the .third in three weeks~had nothing to do with peace in the base- ball world. “There are no peace negotiations pending that 1 know of." President Gil- more said. “We are willing at any time toscceptVVpeece on terms fair to everybody concerned, but we are not seeking its" We are willing to go on as we are going." which were planned when pence was first talked of last fall. Merger or several teams. the elimination of one club in St. Louis and one in Chicago, end-perhaps abandonment'or the it as s separate-Insulation by ‘theIFedf erals are included, it is bald. V‘ “WSW ssh FRANCISCO, April at.— Helnrich Schmidt, the former Masse- chusetts golfer, whb now lives in California, defeated Chick Evens yes-V terday in the exposition tourney. Schmidt probably would have scored 68 or better for the afternoon round if he had finished his last three holes, so it can be seen what sort of an opponent Evans was up against. The match was won by 4 up and 3 to play. E. H. Bankhurd of the Midlo Ervin Armstrong, southern Califor- nia champion, 3 up and 1 to play. Neither was at his best. Harry Davis conquered A. H. Vin- cent of the Ingleslde Club by 3 up and 2 to play. H. Chandler Egan. in a match that presented no sense- tional features, defeated Harold Lamb by 5 Vin) andd to play. Today in the semirilnals Schmidt is to be pitted would throw in $8,000 worth of dimes the sprint medley race from Chlcegm president of the Eastern associatiomE has not started to pass the but: did is looking for people to take franchises so as to complete a six-club or anE- m m VA m interested in minor league baseball asE V the Boston yarn indicates, they have BOSTON. April lie-Tom Jones. greatly changed” their ways. . ‘ Emmet the. Willardmyndicahe, while _ . in town Monday. stated that anyone mm is E coming “Johnson is not in by a lung shot," said Jones. “and if the ban is E taken off him at Chicago, and I under stand there is a chance of such ‘a thing and is) keep the league from begging. the onlyentnsnt in thisnvent. eightrclub circuit. if the baseball pow-E who is of. the opinion that Jack John- llElIlDEll EEE‘ERE SHELTON’ April 24““ unfertun-l happening, he will come to the states against Bankhsrd and Davis will play Egan. - Psoriasis omens." A new book for children has recent- As for as known, “Jim O’Rourke.E lllllE8 Sill liliilESON are higher than class B are really as Eson cannot punch has another guess ste acident el;;;that promised to I and clean up about everything in sight, Eb e a m bums Vbom Mt evening. 1 want to any right here, while John- VJachly 1V: Stimson, “:8 9:156 of 8291?: son is sly and an old fox he is not a V3“ 1313: a (anch Vllktt YV 1128‘! n V‘th;V half bad chap When we came away 0" rmory, u e a ere 3' or Efrain Cpba‘ he followed down to the ly been written and published by ‘Emily Mather Smith of this city. The: book which bears the title of ’iRoger’ s i of the season in Danbury will be play- were going on were made yesterday‘ V Eastern association, and Kerr also ha'id lhiun Golf Club oi Chicago, defeated . CVBTHAHD BTVEETAQ '39}? s I s.— I“. Nebunllng uvlllu moon The first professional mechanisms? ed at the Booth Nanak grounds to- morrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. New haven Colonials. The Norwelk team is owned by Au- gust Knerr and iFlurry I. Col-non of this city. who brought their team to Banbury two weeks ago to meet Bdr- er’s team but played no game because Baked- did not have any team present. Since that time Messrs. linorr and Cornea have been seriously consider lug the proposition of conducting a team in Dsnbury. and decided that the best way to try out the city was to conduct a nine tomorrow and offer the fans of the city an interesting George M. Weiss is the owner of the New Haven Colonials, who will come to Danbury for the game Sunday. The New Haven Colonials is composed of a number of players, who have been ill Eastern association baseball. and both the Norwalk and New Haven teams are fast combinations. The umpire Norwalk, George Weiss, the owner oil the ‘New ”Haven Colonials, last year' conducted the Lighthouse Point Club. of the following players: ‘lisynes lt,E Kerr c. Norris cf, Lindsey rf, Bowden . x . ' 915. fits-W gentlest see. the ,that low smash ”on,“ 4nd Ross 11'; Lanibert, Val; MonohapV rf... 5‘0“" concerning “I“ “In“ 0‘ es, Carr 2b, McNerney 3b, Loveday 1b, EIVV ,1 V V G I .- -.. peace discussed, which were credited Finn Gearin and Volk p The line- involved in the Vtrdnsac- was awgrdedfie We!" serge . :E , -- . Wood” the V’ . V ‘ E° 1“,“?9'“ ”a“, ”‘1'“5' 3” “‘9’ up of the New Haven team will be V ‘ ENE!“ m, of “‘9 monuments Bowen d‘LC‘oMey, 2b, May it. 'D’An- tires as, iPthiny rf. Bates 1b, Benton ipr, ’ .:. Haynes” is the only men on the Nor- walk team, who he. not had league d!- parlance, Kerr. “Finn and s- for- merly played with Bridgeport in the new in the aid Atlantic league. Hadley. who formerly lived in Dalibury, played league ball in the west. Bowden was shortstop for Pitts; field last year. Mvaday played with the old Connecticut league and Mc-‘ Nemey was last season with Char- lottesville, ’N. 0., in the Southern league. The New Haven Colonials are also composed of players of- experience. Cowley played with Springfield and UAndrea and Waters were with New Haven in the Eastern association. Woodward formerly pitched for New Britain. anpslly. and Falsey are both former Yale athletes. Falsey being a star first baseman for Yale last season, Bllllllllli NEAR SEMI) Milli) ill RENEW CHICAGO, April 24. dash Johnson has ordered the American League um- pires to prevent players from indulg~ ing in hunting practice close to the stand stand prior to games. years the big league teams have one tised hunting while their opponents were working in the hold. and often a- bell was fouled into the stands. John- son argues that the players should Dream, " is a story especially for chil- dren. It is written in an original and be able to get suflicient bunting prac- cw Haven vs. Danbury I not ones at short. Gus Amundsen m the East Side will play third, . Steve Chontss will "catch fly: in Mia Vsdvertlses his goods. if so cannot?! when the Hawaii team will meet the . for the game will be W. ll. Liggins or . .I The Norwslk team will be composed .1 3b, Waters c, Woodward and anpeb For . v (igg': .V An unknown flayed- IE behalf HID film when. A WISE -MERGHANT it ins large. way, he uses the Bulls . declined "For W columns. Dell up the office, and an ad. men will all Them!!!) SEDAS 15111311 61:81!" appearance and appointment. tn the luxurious oonwnienoes you“ ~ strain a family car It carries an? passengers comfortahiy- The WE are restful, and splendidly uphold" tered with cloth of the highut. quality in detail is economy .‘n’ tent entrance on either shin; PM“ ' glass windows give the qualilcle’ tions of the closed limousine for maintenance—less than as a hilly. FORD. SEDAN $915; WV 3750; Town (1hr $690) m0. m0; Runabout “40. All M equipped, fob. Bean“. 8. ‘L. Benedict IBINT. 73 NOR? H MAIN GMT. Buyers "will share in profits ‘1! are“ V tell at retail 300, eoo’new 'Ford cm Ebetwecn August,19lfl;snd Angus! Why is . ~~ Painless Extracting A ssAtirs in us crease: , ~ Hy system is a pallet U me ‘ ;) ‘Soocnd: l‘glve PM mess- ties to every detail. lance has enabled me to make requirements of condition I“ are dimcult or unusual. VV Results prove my ability in this branch of denietl‘y every mam . . no one need dread the m ‘- of a tooth after trying my mm” lit. 1'. ll. Mallory 16 80. MAIN ST” 80. NOVRWM HOURS: 9 A. M, to e P. M. V Tuesday and _Thursdsy EM trips, 7 to s p. Vm. Sundays by appointment only. ...—_.. Norwalk Pawn Shop Vlioney W on Articles dim Unredeemed Pledges Sold at is riiice. ‘J. Rosenfiel 40 WATER STREET. , South N orwalk, Colitis: Etlce in the mornings and earlier part latter says he never heard of Ballet r, second time this season and consider-l E ' 1; bid 1 cit. until he put in an appearance with a. able was staked on the result of the E boat and at or ding us good u entertaining style with illustrations ofI of the aft oons. ' ~ . a d t 1 hands to request that he be allowed to take a bout. Stanton started in as though be ‘h turned at"! n P“ be some of the happenings that takeI club into Danbury his eyes to hide the tears that were place The story 15 about a little boyE dill Will i. E. 8888 Wasnabout to become a "0119 Round E coming down his face wVe' all ern who had a “Noah's Ark.’”ulVitVl m his Bob and was wading into Rollinsom ,_ . _ mighty sorry for him, I tell yoll dream the animals get out ot‘the ark! in great shape when in shifting about _. it Was said Rollinson struck StantomEc. - and set into trouble At last the little fellow awaken to find his "Noah's Ark" The J. &. J. Cash Baseball team is going to play the post sales team to morrow morning and look forWard to a good game. As this is th first some with his knee in the groin and the towel V V A" D at once climbed. They staggered to ”W V omsuf and the animals all right and that the they are in hopes in winning the some the ropes and mu over them Rolllnel troublesome experience was only a It is understood that the post silica how night. . Dauslf ~- .7. . —~ :‘EtillEEZEilE—lil » "E” s PRENCHHN VVIWINE V’ dream. Several of the chapters end son being unable to prevent himself E from following Stanton to the floor he WE“! ‘E “301930139 mdrsl '01? “16 child team has done some tall practicing since last Sunday's game with the V "W 'mV m. M PRINCETON April 24 -—‘N0Tth low, adistance 'of several fleet. Dr T. f. .4 reader. TKO book is interesting for Lockwoods but the Cashes hp” 7'0 dildwblullmls lint! *deeVV garagn: VVEVVV an easy victim before IF. Plunkett, who was stationed near PHILADELPHIA, April 24 .-V-'Phils- chiidrtentto $st fifiselves or for 00?anme ms inn :1 e “we on baseball team ”at” E “m "“5 m “c“ “ °m°W°Vi 5‘ dolphin; continued its victorious streak We“ ° ° ” c l o slmwe do; afternoon, the Tigers poundingI once examined Stanton and refused 1')be defeating VnV possum”, g to 1, trim them with a good score at that... V W Milka» (Jerry 0|}, Mob) will h ,Joe Ly. . ~ . rest the injured member for at leastn month Harry Pollock, his Vmanager, mediately called off Walsh a bout Vwitn. Johnny Harvey at Columbus, Ohio, which was to have been fought tomol- «BVTVRAIGHTENED HIMV‘OUT. J. 1’. Johns. Boothe, Ark..- writes. ”‘1' had s’ severe Vcese or kidney trouble and could do no wank at all. Foley Kidney Pilli straightened use met at :31 “3:31:31”;me “gm in- eight “er. whilelchail loosened'V‘ allow the bout to proceed stating that Im :I‘i-ome motored its runs in the . tram St. Boulaietothfl. Jl . (21.931! shim. mint l VVVVfiVVme EVV‘fimo“ was injured 9° severely as to second inning oili‘ Whittsd's single and VV . ,.. Elms)” 1': ' «MIN mawml’ continuing the boilinditnget- Em“ WSW“ ind has”: with . «“istVVh the insistence shunts: swimmeimansEmmsm-dwos atmltlnwndl V . . e seventh, E. Collinsd WWW!“ 'Webyfllfiigltlist‘imm shd‘ Currie thlilktlib Whole thinnga f ‘ VV and these on balls and 1.3mm, ‘ he; “inflammable" bases elev- lburnier' a triple, which wmmlllir: ”new man“ cation of what transpired 8001le 'V V “1‘ it ~ ., ,flfti inning. J. Collins doubled Tar
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