SLIURSDAY. ”ICE :3. i916
limit this lililll;
élllo it.» is Al SHOW:
1
load Scrapper Second Best to
New Boy — Icon hodl- ;
ed Out By Clup~hionll luck:
1.; i.p NICE]: uitrl he Ira: slung into’
.i.u ropes by Chip. i
The third round um I
both bum: iniilug it
lent
up in great
shape. Howard was almoet thrown
through the ropes it: he backed from
the aggressive lunges of the former
champion, The round war: a draw.
Wild Lefts. ‘
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The feature
this ifliilitl “
MARLIN. Tex" ”arch 24.-~—The fin-
Lat encounter between MrGraw’s colts
laud regulars too pluce yesterday at-:
0" ”'9 fourth round i ternoon as the result of a rhulunge bi”,
.s-s the who Mus of Chip, on ol,ihe youngsters. who have been making
H hill leuis
which wuld have knocked out the
iJerwy wrapper
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The Bridgepou Telegram thl> morn-
lug described in lUiiUMa the bout be
[one Howard's.
tween Tmiiiilii iiitnz oi lill\tll_\,1lliil. Right to Face.
.Al. Kettiiu' wt Bridgeport. l.i.~t lilghl.‘P in the sixth round Howard swung
at the i ammo. liriaiisepurl, . . i3 tight to Chlp's face I'hidi angered
".M Kt‘ltlli‘l, the Mt ill Bridge
. pull" Yankee boy. is now ready ior
.blow around tin- local boy‘s neck as!
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ihi- best of them At bested Battling
.Kliliz, tin Ntiiwzllil favorite. in their
tell round» oi the art. taking alimosi‘men 0““,th and were parted byl
Q\‘l"l_\ itmntl b) :l dlbllllt‘l shade. “PM"? Lee. The deciding blow fol-
ihe hm il.lii.i was a draw. ”wllnwed suddenly and Howard was
pet ind Kiln/fa third. Ketchel's: all
Kclthei‘: up to thl- hi‘tt‘lllh, which
““‘ Ki'i""' 1"“ eighth ““5 “ draw he had been struck the deciding walndoing. for \Vucker "blew" in the 8th:
on ll tht‘ 1d?" W” Ki‘ltht‘i'fi llut rt“ limit an suddenly, He raised himself on inning and the colts «cored fit'a flinx.’
(in hell. tilt. inlillttlg Norwalkiietpm knee as the tenth (-ount was given ”in team “blew" with him and two
Mould in... ban Iiadlv ltt‘iilt-‘li itllilg't 1m. referee and walk“ toward hisit'offlly errors figured in the scoring.
poaibl) ltuotlutl out by the ilridiu tunnel: Ho was followed by (‘hlp but: Harrison. on the other hund, proved
3W” “lumwr. t't‘ailZm; that he had built beaten did“ a sensation as a pitcher. He shut out
Al um good in hip undercuts} “Utl.-.:’|l:,::i,flfhll:gmud . . 4"“ regulars with ““0 mm in a“: ltlFt
wliin— iilt‘ “Milt-l Vldh‘ min. in llihltIMl-r haul, mom)Emannyi" ””"tlm-c innint'u anti fanned the noted
innings. At lunch liln iillllS went com
plvle-ly around Ute local llalttwl-igiii'n
Ithe Lithuanian so much that he fol
.iomd with a steady. hard drill which
drove iloward into the ropes. After
-geiilnll into the center of the ringthe
L on his fa cc.
. Howard did not seem to know that the “0X. Fletcher knew what be worn
‘ .'_ .. . of Ihll-t
:my. [kid iii—ma, oi Waterbury. will:
§|le0tkvd out in the first round. The
lilahiera had been going for but ' '
. .. ‘ ‘ A low
Jilin: wits floured lll ilit‘ filth. iylliiillli‘lllh‘ when it was oils) to see lhtlt
Kunz “I Wild. ithe Waterbury iiiil was cumpletelv
In the sixth inning licll'lu-l Kl” ltllhwwd'
1 .
1| good suing ou the Norwulk boy'n) Dime Shaded.
‘Viiiil‘ .‘i'rla‘lflll, 0! lb
jaw. The Battier ducked a lit-avyteasuy shaded Jimmy tilinyi‘ifffifi;
fitting of the Park (‘ily lad. in the City. in their four round curtain
neienth Kuuz wound to not every
Xetchel mixed it ill to avoid the long
punches oi the Norwalk man. Kunz
Wait wild and several time» was llf’tmi
off his feet by the Keichel lad. In
the eighth round Kunz was again
lifted from the floor."
With ti swing tint darted a few
Inches from the floor and ended
aquavoly on the Jaw of his opponent.
George Chip, of Newcastle, P...
knocked out Johnny Howard. of
Bayonne, N. J., in the sixth round U
their bout lat-rt night at the Casino:
under the auspices of thei'lllck Rod
(fimpion fou‘ltdltre round: of the
rut battle with u slrenfl of Mooti
flowing from s reopened cut on bio
forehead. blinding him. but nmrthe
lean cleverly ducked the long swingi-
and lunges of Howard. and had him
on the ropes several tinioa.
Knockout Sudden.
The knockout came a s f‘hunllor-
bolt out of a clear sky. Howard was
beating (liiip for a few seconds and
when they grnppled. Referee Joe
Terry Lee pulled them apart. Chip
ilwung his right clear to the resin and
smashed. long and cle‘sn upon the
jaw of the Bayonne boy. liowanl
Unis hit so that“ that ml turned com-
pletely around. landing on his face in
the padding. (‘liip during the open
ing rounds used a right. backbnnded
«wing to great advantage as the
taller man swung rights and lofts
about his head. At the end of the
first round Howard was tilmmst slum:
through the ropes
Howard had the second round com-
"thle sill
Don't Stay Greyi. Here's an Old-time
Recipe That Anybdy can
Apply.
The use oLSnge and Sulphure for re-
.. storing faded. gray hair to its natural
color date; back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and abundant.
- Whenever her hair fell out or took on
; that dull, faded or streaked appear.
) mice, this simple mixture was
W“
with wonderful eil'ect.
But brewing at home is musay and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a so cent hub of
cwmli-s Sage Ind Gilmore rink
Remedy," you will get this ruinous old
recipe which can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to lie
‘ hair and is splendid for W, dry,
Moduli. itchy scalp slid [sillng hlll'.
.A _wdl«known downtow- linguist
- unit darkens the hair so natursily
(pd "my thst nobody antdilt In.
the spoiled. You Illiply m u
moor-entrust: wltiinumw
this thrown your lair. tsklng on.
tille- Emit”
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.ralttcr. The loull marl seemed to hIIH‘
things his own way much of the time
and had lllme on the ropes a few
tlnleil.
The card. which was '
Matclunuker Sammy gotten up M
Black Rock A. (‘.. was the bot-t
wnlter. Thin flu was not [3:1]:
rhown by the flat i...lts but the lane
«attendance. Nearly 3,000 fans :l-
tended. Thou won more than 300
.from South Norwalk alone.
i‘rsuk Bruithwaito war there with
his ntpnlorliui voice as the snnounoer
lot the evening. Frank was a success
as the official caller of the fights. Joe
Terry be... the referee, said he had
his name» lime in the Kolchel-Kuns
bout. Jocsuys that he would rather
referee to- of anyone else'il rounds
”Pu the patio boy‘s.
.a loan Present.
r Joe Egan, of Boston, tli
wellnrwciw of New
troduced. lie my box “ "
tanliore at the next shows."em I".
niche! is now out for a
Young McAuliffe, of this lgi’tuyt :2:
would like to meet Johnny Drhmme
or Chic Bmwn. of New Hsv
on. i
)6 round battle. Al now deserve: :
chance and his friends believe he
will
be ready for s big bottle soon. The
Yankee boy went through his fight
last night with a heavy cold.
lllltls lllllllt
Ill tun flflltlli
e champion
England, was in-
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j MACON. 0a.. March 24.—seven
idoublo plays and a triple play were
{flushed in then raciice game of the
ii’nnkeea yesterday afternoon, which
3 was a close and bristling combut. The
:second team won, a to 2, and there
iwnn not a minute which was not stir-
ring. Team A did some hard luck
“lilting. butting Shawkey border than
ithe score shows. but behind Shsfley
,lhe second team fielded brilliantly
iand took quick advantage of frequent
lenses of needless base running by the
regulars.
'f The regular had u flue chance to
;win in the eighth inning. when two
were on boseo with one out. but Capt.
lPec‘klnpnugh was caught it third by
Amazon on the medium hidden bull
trick. This trick was put over while
Duke Farrell was cooching it third
right under his nose by the wily Cu-
ban. l-‘ureii wan lending u chow of
,tobamo to Paddy Samson, and my.
be couldn‘t wntch his plug and the
base at the same time.
Roy fisher went nine innings and
pitched an excellent guns for the reg-
ulars. Although he lost he won't. hit
quite on hard as Shgwkey, who was
at the' mound tor nova innings. it
w perfect Wont (Danovm
routed lilo voter-u pitchers to got the
full benefit of it. The nine lnnlnsi
didn't dilhl'bllflul in “I! M
m a: the am double plan to
well uthptl'lplooihyworonisdoby.
tho noon. icon. mum could
hove svoldod tho triplo with alertness;
on tho Ms..ao.wu'u third. 11..
emaci- was on uncut! and “shot on
i
than h! to'ritht. sad the)!» my
liars moved. Boo-MM '- shop.
_ inauguration-noun
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Hollis. of the
out. Iii-"cl trim what looked like
better scores against Texas League
had the not easilyiteams than the veterans tind have.
ducko-d them. The fourth and fifth'uot been defehed smce their openinS'
game in Waco. three weeks.
i The challenge game was ‘staged at
L l-Ilneno l’ulk and both sides visit: the
'dt-lislon. The regulars were ahead, 1
9to u. when a shortage of pitchers
'i‘BUIl‘d Manager Mctiraw to send Har-
iry Wat-her. the Dartmouth hurler, to
ithe mound for them. At the same
Itlme McGraw delegated Harrison, who
. rs an outfielder. to pitch for the colts.
. Arthur Fletcher. who retired from
laid'the game in the sixth inning, (lectured;
iuil bl‘la‘ of! when he saw Wacker in
slugger. George Kelly.
The colts were. not mruited to
their full strenllth this afternoon, ul-
'tllougli they lind Eddie Rouach ill the
,outtield. Herbert Hunter. who is
;lll(‘ll' best hitter. did not get into the
138.an until the sixth 5nd then he loin-
‘ed the regulars.
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illffillilll 0Pllllilll8
WILLIE LEWIS. dud trslur and
adviser of Frank Moran—The big
blond iv in better condition for this
fight than be over Witt for any pro-
jviola m. l ithll be the most din.)
’pointed man in America if Front
,doesn't win the title with s knockOut.
His hands or. in perfect condition.
.The,champlotpbip for,lilln is now
only 3 question of bonus.
WALTER MONAHAN, held trainer
'of world's champion—The big fellow
is right. i think he is hotter thsn be
was two day: More he met Jsck
Johnson. He showed it in his final
strenuous workout. Jess has trained
[down to 250 pounds. He will enter
'the ring Saturday night st about that
weight. Wiliud will stop Moran.
"llli Bill ll ilililiilili"
Can always be found in the bills at the
PALACE
"The Ehtortainmeni Centre De Lino."
Coming Thursday, l-‘rlllay
an 1 St ittrtlsy
MARCH 22—23—24.
"A Progrsm Without Equal."
“The Mammoth Musical mid Spectacu-
* . lar Sensation."
The Vassar Girls
,‘ quoenly organlzstlon of instru-
mentalistu in It rare festival of music
and song.
"A Torpslclloreon Fontuy.’
The. Dance of the Siren
mm Elaborto Dancing Novelty in
vaudeville.
'Tbe comedians inception“:
' Logan & Ferris
In “The Battle of Too Soon."
"A. Recent Musical Comedy hvorlto."
Maybelle Fisher
(“'l‘lle Girl from distill-3').
dellghtfui,in varied song upoctslttos.
"strum ttlltlti” ,
"Charlie about» initial."
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gallium" deli...“-
smummm
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THE ”011! "DIWALI MING WIN“.
hill to Milli
i0 liiili iii romantic inn still
(Continued from First Pogo.)
and the Bureau of Fisheries have sll
industry deserves their attention slid
The Bureau of l-‘iaheries in to under.
take the study of the biology of the!
oyster during this coming your and‘
been made to realise that the oysteri
support, and this has been promisedt
4-... _ reclined. if it is not reclined. then it
Will I. Hold Tonight at the Nomlkrreachea its ultimate depths of degrad-
Con'regstionsl Church. .ation in an incapacity to feel sin. Sal
gtVHTII'iJIItIIH _
we hope from this study thu we of
.the mystery surrounding the growing
‘0! oysters may be solved and that
something may be learned which will
enable the grower to obtain sets and
raise crops with greater certainty of
ism-cess, This probably in The most
iimportanl step which has yet been
undertaken lor the good of the oyster
industry. but there is one other glor-
ing need which neither the Stole not
Federal autllttrlilt's can supply, but
which the oyntrrmcn themselves are
'rosponiible for and should tske steps
ito remedy. for the remedy is within
their power. and that. is the need of
an accurate knowledge of the cost of
production, that a inir selling price
may be obtained for the product.
"llyaiPTineli are being asked to sup
,port a hll intriniut‘t‘d in the Home of
iiepresentutlles by ('ougreasmun
lilicks, of Long lulsnd, looking to .
Mill” appropriation for the Harem of
jit‘iishi-rle.» in order tint n biologlcsi
study of lllt' oysll-r may be made. This
bill is all right as far as it goon. but
’it does not go far enough. Scientlnts
.todilv ltnou compurlilvely little about
ittie oyster tt i. not so long sgo ths'
'un uysli-riuan was anxious to obtain
,nome illilll regarding the oyster and
he niatlt- an appeal lo tholluresu ot
lt‘ilherles for an oilnlyalo and be cc
ll-«ived it r-an analysis of the clement.
iof the oyatcr. Qarcb for an snnlyuia
‘of the cuitlpounla of the. oyster did
not bring out- to light. and tho chances
are that nothing of the kind’hu over
boon mud-i ’l‘booo who has been
looking into the matter find; that it
[will take 815M093 pmbshly more
in 'order that an lylis of the com-
pounds of the outer my be mods.
Why not have "tuition" appropriat-
ed at this need ' 91.9mm! lf
favorable acliou s not tskou on the
Hicks hltl lit the tin. of the} conven-
tiun of tin- maps-ileum and Dent
on? Association Em“ . should
lhhhfmfi
Tm ‘i dlus of sum to I too
noys If Iluddor Bother- .
Esting most regularly o til-ll!
produces kidney trouble in so form
or othcr. sun I w-UIO'I s ority.
bouuu tho uric odd in months
the kidneys. they become ovc'worb
ed; got sluggish; clog up on! onus
all aorta of am. portioulsrb book-
oollo cud minor, in tho hidocy m;
rhoumotlc twingcs. oovon Men...
add stomach. it. oustlpstion.. torpid
liver. slooplossnou. bladder sud urio
sry irritation, ’
The manual your buck hurts or kid-
neys aren't acting right. or if bind
dcr bohoro you. got shout four one
as of no leto flom my good plan
my; take a table-peanut in s glut
of water before brookfut for s few
um um! your kidneys will then not
lino. Thistomous salt: in mode from
the Mill of [m sud lemon Juice.
combined with llihlu. sillLliu boon
usedYor generations to flu-h clogged
kidneys sud stimulsto them to nor-
mal activity; also to nontroluo the
ocldsln thourinosoltnolougorir-
ritstos. thus ending biaddcr lit-orders.
Jul Sslts cannot lnitire onyono;
make: u delightful effervescent llthis~
voter drink which millions of men
and 'womon tsko now and than to
keep the kidneys and urlnsry organs
clean. thus svoltling sol-ion kidney
discus.
BEBE m...
?rogrumi Up to o. Standard—Not
t-DowntocPrloo.
Mull!“ ........2:zo
Evening ........7:15 to 10:80
All Out- 100m
Boxes...“ Lone-”Malcolm
Tom:
Harguorito-(nu‘k. tn'
“OUT OF THE WIS."
(Psi-smut).
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SATliIDAY:
Grand» Double Futon Bill lunar
m. Inn Palm; in!"
WHIJOUL mum}!
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R 1.4th ot'tbo tau
with ‘
The last meeting of the cooperative‘vution in not merely an escape from.
evangelistic ”Witch. ka‘h have beenv'sin or its consequences, but from sin; '
icunliuuod for five weeks in different ning. Salvation leads to earnest en 9°“ 3“! “"K‘P‘Wl. Huduchy. N'-
portions or the city. mu be held at desvor. It is a growth into till tbe' tout. With Breath M or
the First Congregational church, Nor- higher and better things of character . “molt Sour.
iwalk. on the Green, tonight tit1 7'45. a mu: can never be fully sated until No odd: how bad your liver. new.
”This will be a (‘ommunion uerv cc, to e is saved in all his relations in life. _
which till are most cordially invited. tthlit is. until ‘he is redeemed as a so» or bowels, how much your handbrbu,
The meeting last night was well at ('inl being all Well as on individual. how miserable and uncomfom ,“
.tended. A volunteer chorus assisted, The answer given to the ”no“ ore from s cold, constipation, folk.»
llrn. Newkirk in leading the singing.‘question was: “Believe on the Lord
‘The solo was “God's Promise." by'fJesuu," and it was equivalent to
Frans Abt, and was sung with power-iChrlsl's invitation: “Follow Me",
jfnl appeal by Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-:This calls for the response of the
.Newkirk. Rev. it. G. Hartley mulch Whole ml- to the influence of Christ.
yw a ‘hought coniwfling germon on who offers Himself la an object of
the question of the Jaiior of Philippi holy slectlou in order to help us dis-
lo Paul and Silas. “Sin. what must lipllt‘t‘ unworthy passions by the higher
do to be saved?“ and the answer of Daulon of love. Loyalty to Christ,
these two evaiigeiists. “Believe in the therefore. becomes the essence of
Lord Jesus. and thou shult be sued, (‘hrttttlln faith and the means of sal
thou and thy housc"~(Acts, 16: lvation. We are saved by believing on
3031). Starting with the premise Christ became that belief moves us
that the jailor'u question lll variou: 'OWBM Him in Spirit and character.
forms is a universal question which and. consequently. away from sin and
muut be called by every man when he’llnnllu. it is comprehended in the
comes to the point of an awakened Fathor'x love thst none should escape
self consciousness. whether Wumdilhlfi salvation, and there are a niulti.
by four or aspiration, the plum-hm;
defined and interpreted the meunine-
fij
‘ tlos. billiousnoss uid sluggish bayou
—you always get relief with Counts.
Don't let your stunsch, liver 13‘
bowels muko you miserable ’l‘uko
. csnts tonight; put so ond to the bed-
scbo, biliousriess, dilinoss, nervous-
tneso, sick, sour, gauy stomnch, M
1 cold oifensive breath snd all other dllv
, tress cleanse your inside organs 0! oil
the bile. gases and conItlpotei! mstt‘x
which is producing the misery.
A 10»ceut box mosns health. hopplo
ness and s clear head for months. All
druggists sell Cucarots. Don‘t forgot.
tho children—their little insides nod
o gentle cleansing, too.
THEATRE
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REGEN \ 3223‘... 1501
, Box Office Open 10:30 I. m.
Not one Dollar of Your
Money is Wanted
unless we can give you its full
value in services and quality.
Our Optical Department .
cares especially for those .
cocking advice about their
Eyes and Eyeglasses for the
first time. An CCU-LIST .
(medical specislist) examines i
the eyes. "The prescription is .
:iilied in our own factory. 8st- .
lsfoction guaranteed. No ‘
cborgc for this service wheth-
5 you pay 30.00 or more for
gin-es. .
3;:
All optical rap-trill
'BII’ prescriptions correctly
filled
‘ ON! HOW? OTiLY—TUEIMY, MARCH fl.
DAVID BELASCO
PRESENTS.
itances St
In the Most Widely-Discussed
Play of the Your
MARIE-Milli}
A "ORV OF OWEN? LIFE, IV EDWARD KNOILAUOH
Author of “Kismet." "The Faun" and "
. nu, ley’l Drool.” ‘ ' .
With the Same Splendid Cast and Production that Marked
Miss Star's Notable
luco Theatre, N. Y.
A Few at $2.00
MAIL AND PHONE OED!” TAKEN -'
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I Atlantic loo-n. humid. 0t.
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The inctruinent that: reproduce: sound exactly.
Visit nucnvmn a sort, Wilmington m, and hear the
= celebrated ,srtists‘ing snd pluy.‘ _
n 3250.00 Photograph in. be given FREE to some socie-
ty. the selection being made by votoudippedlfrom THE SEN-
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Engagement of Hali-a-ypar It the Boo . V I
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paged, by thot calling upon‘of palliation. it is deliverance fromilude of holy impulses “atoning ovary
Yf‘zngress to ammo“! sullen-u! :in. which in cm real, and the con man‘s life winch. though often rec“-
lmoney to enable Dr. H. 1". Moore and nation of whiti is the first sign of u mud, are working tpward thut. 0‘.
{other Government scientists to make progressive Inorsl nature There is It remain-b for the putter of (‘hrtst t.
.I complete study 6’ [he oystu'. A The much of saint, in the sinner, and much ‘ bring these forces into perfect all“
“medical associations of the nation. of sinner in the Hull. n 15 only a, ment with God's love and purpose.
'8tate and city boards 0‘ health. mer- We become aware of our sin and the . -- _. 4
chants' “Motions and other our sinfulness of am that we are in a po‘ “ ,,
.merclsl bodies should all be invtted sition to deolrt‘ to do better. The tor-10 cm] CASCFMIS
‘to aid the oystermen in securing this n'ble result of 3m in the world m
much-needed appropriation, creuaes that sense of awfulnem winch , _,
is guilt And remorse So sin becomes ”I W'"[ m . ,
CLOSING EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. the first step toward salvation, if it is ‘ ' f’
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