: my. users is. v6
mum
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nun-'3 w mm as
lid Fight is latch-m
—-leieme lined Hill to
hustled Ibis
lJuui'IIait Uul'lI-‘I l
MAI Inns. IiuI-II ui
‘W ill of liIIrIIIIId aiiiiwi upwi llit‘
done in his i'»-mund bout \th \‘ouii:
lI-Aulitlc, of Bridgeport at the Carl
no not night liq-ion» one of llil:
Inger-i croIIIl~
'fight at the Casino.
Ililf‘ \tiulilz \lt.\ltllf“‘.
Le held in; 0\\’D
to the extent
that he stayed the full route Iiitli
hiti: and Zil'lliill} IIiflII-itul lII‘I‘l‘ \l>l
tile phlll>lllf LI III:III .iiIi 'Iit- lil'itlgr
”Il‘l latl
Ti-e how. that I'XlQ‘lltlHl our 1!.
round.~ hIiIIInri. \Iil‘ .L'H'I‘Ii to lie
.AIIlIlYI- on itlllll'n. ill.» utirk was good»
at all iiIIIIw and l'lr Inability to fol
low up his I:..Ii. illlt‘l he had hit him
new [ii-Ilium} ‘lit‘ l'l“\lll (If the wright
Hamill)
ha! ha: sue-tidied u‘
..-.7'.»-
The Kill You llsve Al's"
in use tor over 30 years. hes bomb
sunbeam-demerits”-
sonsl ouperviflon since its infancy.
Allow no one todeeeive onutntbis.
All Waits, Imitation end “Just-seq
Experiments that trifle with and ersdenger the heads at
Infants and
“bounce.
and alloys Fmrishncss.
Dian-Ines. It regulates
manual.“ tho Food. slung health! and not
The Children’ s Panacea—The Mother's
GENUINE CASTORIA Atwsvs
Bears the Signature of
in Use For liver 30 lens
The Kind You. Hove Always Bought
1’... OINTAU. OOHDANI_ "I. V.II 60",
a:
Experience “mm
Custom h a harmless substitute for testos- ()um-
gorlo, Drops and Soothing by cups.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other BM
Its ageis tugs-mo. lode-toys We!”
For more than thirty yours It
has been in constant use for the toilet of Catalonia
Pistnlency. Wind Colts. ell Teething
It is lament. It
the mom and Buds.
Ilea-
.L-reiIt ton-I- in the luttor rounds.
ii. the fifth, men h and eighth-
\\'I~lt;-. I-iirnod cvcii II nor-II and his
vIoIk in tho Iipwnih iid twvlflh was
Iii~ good as \ioAuliliiI.
)Ir wa- foiII-Ii To Mike in older to
gm lllI' iziattl. Both men made 125.
lN-‘t Ie~i~ rincxidu- and iltIAIiiifiI-‘s
g» .It l‘IIiIiI i.- t.I-tiI-i llllili that
Waltz Had Good Defense.
\Vailz VIII~ the .ngl‘irr‘tll iii llllir'.
of IhI- iouIIIi~ but III lllllt‘o MI'AIIlit'tII
\MIiIld Iti~ii Ill and chill IhII lllllllllL‘
The Hair'iorii tun-tin displayed Itil'
“"Ii‘llt‘lil IloI'I use for his lll‘liil
'l't‘u that pl‘i‘lillllllill') ~-I-licdlichl be
‘V' ‘Il \‘IIIi:i_ “mph. and (Lora--
I’I'UIU llf tl.i.~ ill} IIII: itIIiIlII \Iitii
(I‘IIII llllMJl‘tl IIIiI-liiiiting for Miii'
[Ila (III .!("'|'.‘3" I-l liiv tl'lit"H of Mir
L'II'III~ l'I'IItII aIIiIIIIi :III (‘11)) \lt'lUl'V
CHIN" lf|l“‘il’tl lli lli-‘li‘ <i\ rtiunil lilt‘ll“‘.
'1‘“ lot. I lIIIlI.III “Kb liiflhll‘l‘ It the
'llllilllil ItImII 'lltllll llll‘ hunt and
{0. ”Id litz- lI. .III upliillfiu to Llllli'li
IIIquIIItII in ~III lIiIIiinIt Provo,
used H sliiii't Iiutd lob “ill! l-silini:
«float. and iv lt’ in the lIi~l itiuntl
litmui'd ‘Il'.i~ IIIIIIl ti ilzi llIIor
Jack film-I IIII ‘lnll llobh) RPlllli’l
put up a lillt‘ exhibition of boiiiii:
during tlIIII sirrouiIIi bout \Illii‘li
‘d Mogul i‘ the. wood picliiiiiIIIIII
(lit Iiioii lirl'll II lift jIIb vwli and.
d‘ouniI-IIIl II. ith liI.~ llillll to his oppo
III-I l ‘ bod} . licttiu Filigt‘lalld gate
1hr IllIlI .I did“
Palm Defeats Kim:
III the N'llllfilllil lune l'alitz Iind
liIIitiini- Kitll’ Vlt'll' fi- 'lllll‘lll liiriou.-l\I
mmt of tin- thin with Kunz foiiinI:
th IIiillI‘IIi. duIIII- llll‘ curly pint of
the affair ‘lilit/ ustI-Il his right hand
in IIWlliRii llllil body blows but iiI-ither’”
JliI‘lll mudr till) I-il'I-ciivo use of the
‘lllltl‘ri'ul.
it was during ililr :itliiii that "lot"
of the (fihhillfifflf‘lloll ”proceed by
tlw oiowd dining the program was
Qtidcuccd. l’alitz
‘ VIII:- named rc-
jit-Iitedly about foul turtles. His bit
no: in tho (‘lllK‘llt‘h‘ was too loII to
auit “It“! and scycrnl thncs he [iced
Ills «lbows and shoulders in an illegal
mannci. Asidc from those draw
Israelis lie outpointcd Kuiiz in most of
‘h( muudr
The principals in the star bout were
greeted with II great band when they
etithIl the Iiiig and the c'roud fol;
loom thi-iII (ll)r(‘l_\ all through their
tilt-on Iouiid no.
Trc Star Bout.
The first mund they tleI'oiI-Il tti
Aparriiig and feeling out each othei
and nIIltth of tho fighters landed itiiy,
decislie blows The sccond and third
fountls Wero easily McAulllfe's for the
Hartford toutendI-I seemed
‘I’ll‘l‘lillh As llll‘ fight
IIoV'I-I'III \\ altz >liowod to bcltci ad;
vantage and put up it defense that
This hard for the llridgcportcr to'
IsolIe Waltz “as .‘Wlllgln‘ wildly
:uid clinching iii the third session and
do tlic fourth he uris knocked down
“ice.
Waltz SCillI‘d iItIIIiiI at times with
It left to the lace and \chiilln‘e
I-ouuirIrId only his loft and sent his
rim to ill: oppoiwnl' h body wit—h
_..7.___...__
For Coughs ~ i
l
and Colds,
Even Stubborn and.g
Dangerous Bronchitis
Yield to Linonine
liven Stubborn and Dangerous
Bronchitis Yield: to Llnonino.
lI‘LIA-Swd (iii and lrisli Moss. two
of i.i.IniiiIIr-'- important ingredient».
are wellknown agents, scparatclyr- in
-thc treatment or coughs and colds,
emulsified. Iogcther with other curs-
iiv» remedies, in {KERRJS FLAX-j
ESEBD E.\ll‘l.Sl0N. they form so ir-
resistlbic prcparaiion for the hunted-3
I..an relief and prompt cure of all
I. forms of coughs and colds, even brop- '
_£liitls. most stubborn of all coughs ‘
yields to its healing properties. Tit!
this famous old family remedy and
experience the comfort it brings to '
The purest and
.7those who use it.
safest at all remedies it builds up the
_ body sldredtms vitalltyrst the some
[lune it‘- ls reliving the system of
.. II. colds, bronchitis. 811; all
. forms of thrust ind lung troubles.
to bc‘
progressed i
;t the Norwnlk lite in a hotly contested
llIi fIitt that he did trio iiiost olelIInl
daiimgc during the av his blows
““Pl‘ not its much nor as Will planed
ins wort) those of tlw Biidin’port boy
‘ 'Plio Irosd was order-II and the out'
(If-lllwu contingent u cxccpiiounlli
I'lIiIiie. it was re I'ted that nearly
four hIindII-d peopic made the trip
Ifconi Hartford and almost 3 like
uuiubcr came lioni Biidgeport and
: other “(‘8be towns.
WERWORKED MINISTER.
Tell. How Vinol lleotored Strength
I ’ sod Vitality.
South \‘orwalk people will realize
i tint “0 could not publish such letters‘
on the following if they were not
genuine and truthful statements of
facts The Rev. Mi. Hughes, Holly
l Springs. Ark... says:w -
”i am a Methodist Minister. and
‘siiffcrcd from brokendown nerves,
loss of appetite and sleeplessncss. l
\‘I III; “ouli niy circulation wuvvory
‘poor and l “in: not able to do my
duty in my Parish as i felt I should.
i had tried vsrlous remedies but did
not seem to get any better. Through
Mr. Galiin of Beardcn. Ark. I learn
ed of Vinol. and it built me up. i
regained my appetite, can sleep bei-
tcr and do more work."
There is no secret. about Vinol it
dcriyos its pow er tobulld up the over-
workr-d. brokendowni‘illrvouo
from the medicinal cxtractlvesl of
:fresh cod llIers without all combined
vIlth tonic iron and becf peptone.
Anyone in South Norwalk who
WNW“ l0 “'7 Vinol can do so with. Dillon mood to it all. Tho stile Wa'i’to warrant dehnlm inforiiiwon‘ bolus!
Ithe understanding that we will return
their money if they are not satisfied.
-—i-‘. H. Baxtcr. drugglst. 86th Non
lililliil lililitl illll
not unit if nun
Nomnlk 24 sports
The Palace bowling five defeated
.4
match at the Palace allays. North
but, in spite of
4an
f _ _ .
DILLON HM A OTATEMENT.
Former
Says He Did Not Wish to Retire,
Western House HII Bought Busi-
neu, but Mr. Donal-so Denies lt.’
‘ A statement issucd by John ll. Dil?
lon, formerly of the firm of Dillon
't Douxlua. denying it, come so en el-
termath today of the retirement of
Mir. Dillon from the buulndfl es un-
nounced yesterday.
' Mr. Dillon's statement follows:
I “The dissolution of the firm of Dil-
lon & Douxlus is due to the am that
.my bsrfnrr. Mr Doughnut. i'cpl'oscntcd1
'to me that the ststo of his hesith was
'such that he could no longer con-E
.Ltlmie and ‘do justlcc to our vast inter-
esti end lbet‘flt was 'lmpernt ve thnt
he be relieved flom some of is busi- i
nose responsibilities. Personally I did
1not desire to retire but under the cir- I .
I
.c cumstsuoes. l wee obliged to acquiesce
1in his wishes. The business of Dillon}
tend Douglass was sold to e largo.
.wcstern commission house which has;
incorporated it under the name of
Dillon and muxlass, inc. in selling;
my share of the business I reserved:
the right to onuse in the same hush
ness which for over 30 years l have
;been in. While 1 have received sev-
eral off-era to re-engsge In the butter
and on: business. 1 harp not yet do I
cldod what i shall do, but i will pro-I|
Lbsbly, within a short time-accept one}
of their otters."
Mr. Douglass. when told of the
statement. denied that any misre pre.I
sentatlons were made regarding thoI
sole of the businest-i and that Mr.
made to Dillon & Douglass lnc.. said
Mr. Douglass. and not to ii inrira w-Pst '
ern commission house. Mr. Douglass
named so directors of Dillon & Doug-
lass, lnc., the following. besides him-
self. John W. lanlgnn, H. D. Ackley,
of this city, C. '1'. Hayes and G. E.
Haskell at Chicsiro. Mr. Douglafis
added that Mr. Dillon is free to en-
gage in business. there being no re-
him doing so.
NEEDS OI FTHE NAVY.
WASHINGTON. March 31.77Fur.
ther details of- the nsvy's needs worst
outlincd by Secretary Daniels when
he resumed his testimony today be-
fore rhe House Naval committee.
interest in the. hearing. however,
was focused largely on' the expected
criticism of the-fiecretary's Adminis-
trstlon of the Navy Department. This
wss forecast by the course of certain
Main strccl. last. evening, winning two
of the three strings. The score:
Norwalk.
Rout) ............. 8‘ 80 88-252
Meeker ..108. 92 105-—305
Phillie 93 86 98—274
West ............. 98 95 Silo-277
Bennugom . 99 107 83—289
480 459 458
Palace.
Kvanco .......... 89 94 75—258-
'l.nilinm .......... 9h Bil Iona—m;
Cornea
Raymond ........ 81 94
'ITneduay ......... 100 92 105—297 rlnes.
. __._. __L. ~—
. 475 473 +72.
Puddle Welsh 1's Benny Leonard“
New York.
Art atrswhscker vs.
Clevelsnd:
Runs vs. Schsefer. Docktrood'e mill.
Matt Bile,
“mom. otsowrars. Ind
hmfisudwuoivo
'mhmi‘hhm
wmnmflbmflo
W l- m m.
Wuhan
committwmen in questioning previ»
ous witnesses)
Subjects up for discussion today in-
cluded those of new construction. of
........... 111» .105 100-—316Ihattlesblps versus bottle cruisers sndl
92—277 the size and speed of future submaa
Mr. Daniels had already dis-t
cussed the navy's personnel and its
industrial problems.
The secretary was expected to --iln
lob his testimony late today.
i
PMNBUNGID EARTH Mia.
WHIM'BONI Much- Mi
nouns-st em shone was recalled
stoeom University this loom
'mg. “gymnasts. incon-
lIt-lliuetl until 7:10 o'clock and reached
their "to body: out“ e-
mu m amen-o is m
to m ‘m M about 8,800
miles from Valium ’
Dillon & Douglass Psi-trierg
but Felt He Wu Obliged to—Ssyr'
strictlons in the agreement \igainst '
“0‘ V V -.
“R
‘ II".
J..-
liveliest”
Ale-Cornea
bonsai-s
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TRUMBULL, March fir—The cost
to the stole of the trial of Juan 5.:
Ill-loos. of this town, sentenced .toi
lifelmprlsonment tor the murder of
his wife, was shout. 82.000. it. was
learned todsy Allenists. it was sold.
'recclved most of this for expert testis
niony as to the mentality of Hollies.
Plans with connection
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