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Porchclimben Busy While Family‘ Lightweight.
Dine In Mansion on Sound—Lou ‘
Estimated in Vicinity of st.ooo, i _ . _
All in Jewelry. ‘cmtttnucd his annihilation oi loco
NE\\' YORK, Sci“, 8. ‘lrlslt Clilll"
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NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—New Orleans
is in the field tor a tweatrronnd boat
for the lightweight championship be
tween Freddie Welsh and Joinny Dun-
dee. Dominick Tortorieh, the Now Or-
leans promoter ,yeaterday altered a
purse of 818,000 for the boot and wir-
ed Dundee and his manager. Bootty
Monteitb, who are in Kansas City, (or
a boat with Ever Hammer, and Harry
Poiolt Webb’s manager, care of Dan
kicKettrick here in New York.
it is doubtful whether Welsh will
agl‘t’t to fight Dundee. The pair met
once before in a ten-round bout. in
New (beans and Johnny gave Freddie
a terrific battle, all of the experts be-
ing of the opinion that the title would
nave changed hands had the bout been
of longer duration Dundee probably
will refuse to allow Welsh to import
his two referee, Billy Roche, for ill?
Oct-anion, and also will refuse to be
tied up in any agreement which will
pron ct “'elrll or save him from losing
hc precious title.
if Welsh agrees to fight Dundee
twenty rounds in New Orleans a lot
of experts will be surprised. Scotty
\iontieth, Dundee's manager, last
nit-ht wired the New Orleans promoter
he will accept any terms within rea-
son.
Boxing Notel.
Jack Blackburn, who in his day was
a good enough lightweight to hold the
:reat Cans to practically even terms.
all Iltis taking place twelve years ago,
and Ibo is now boxing as a middle-
weight, will be seen at the Harlem
Sporting Club tonight. His opponent
will be Young Ahcarn. once as clever
a boner as ever put up his hands. but
now on the down grade. Blackburn
not the better of Ahearn in n slxround
boot in Philadelphia recently and
thinks he can repeat.
One of the best looking bouts that
Will be Manet tonight is that between
Walter Mohr and Eddie Dorsey at the
\‘acuerhilt A. C. This should be a
thriller, u Mohr is a tiger and Dorsey
full of skill and ring goneraiship.
Montana Dan Sullivan, who was one
of the many ttriddlcweightr over whom
Hank Klaus climbed to the middltL
weirht championship, will essay is
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' when requested—our service is complete.
We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention
to new accounts—40 customers inexperienced in finance.
Tltc handsome summer home of 'ii
'1‘. licdford. millionaire banker was
robbed in a mysterious ntanttcr Wed-
ttcstitty night. 1
Though Iiridgcpori city lilltl private
detectives have been cailcd into the
canto they claimed at 2 o‘clock yeti-V
lcrtltty afternoon to be bullied by tht"
lightweight-i last night by handing out
'l >ound bending to Jimmy llufi'y, of thc
't'ost Ride, at the Pioneer Sporting-
Club. To the credit of Dolly it most
In aid that not once did he object to
too punches so liberally showered
urc: his hire and body by Cline.
t‘linc was entirely too >llill_\' for
Unity .\ lcl't jab followed by :t rol-
“t'mlit‘bili'k” “1 Brown‘s Fa" ROW-1‘ A \‘cry clcvcr iittlc trick is New Pottery, liiittlt‘ in .\til- i
Wily lflnlfllii. ills opponent Will be Al lllla‘ \‘t‘ll, tlt‘slg‘ilt‘tl l-tll‘ ”“ht‘l‘lt‘fl. antic-d iittill Jupdnt'sc "
,Mct‘oy, but not the titlcholder. , Sciii. '
\totttnti who motors. ll Cti\-‘ ~ -
Joe Malone and Bobby Gnrdncr will ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . . Bowls Jars. Vases and Birds '
furnish the entertainment for the pn- ”" ”‘9 f‘l‘c and hair (juxtc; .{or ornaments ’
ttons of the New Polo A. A. tonight. “O'HI‘INQIY- . E H, ‘ll for mu “n.1,,“ and
i Th" "WNW“ Slmlilm “Ub- 0’ 10 cts, black and brown. :loggias. ' l
'llrooltly n, will stage two stir ten-round " ‘
:ltill'n tomorrow night. Frnnkic Not~
itcr. ot' Ncw York, the hard hitting * '
:~t)lilllll;l\\" will mail punches in a re- Eh? E m. mpah (finm f
'trrn bout with Johnny (Kiri) Alberta 0 gang
it‘l' Elizabeth. Their previoua cngngo-
“i‘i‘iil “ll." furiously fought front start 6: ___,_fl_, _,,,___,_____-_.._.,, ._m L. V . ~—"A,
ito finish. Teddy Jacobs, of the Final
will meet Joni Marc, of Elm-
.l.ut.-i. and Tommy Carr, of Brooklyn,
‘iriil take on Billy Weldon, of thc LL . ~
tinrnnian A. C, of Williamsburg. Holder 0' Title, Hard Pressed, Winn
I Sensational Match on Thirty-
! Third Green.
GARDNER DEFEATS I
scuooanov PHENOM'
KELSEY TEAM WILL NOT PLAY.
Owing to the infantile paralysis rein
lilittlt'llr which are still in force in‘
Alan'atoncck. the scheduled game wit}!
the Rclscy Club, of Norwnlk, for this
Stilton). hits liven catncellcd.
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Our F all Furniture
Is arriving daily and both big floors are crowded with the
very latest models in sets or single pieces for the parlor,
library, den, sleeping room, dining room and kitchen.
There is big value in every dollar expended with on
whatever the grade. WM
Free Auto Delivery to all surrounding towns.
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Wall to. High Sts.
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FALL TERM BEGINS
situation. .
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.—Tlto i'r
As for as can be learned, the rob-
bery which occurred in upper hod-
t‘t~(iili.“~ oi' the great mansion, was per-
i.
pctrated probably about 4 o'clock
when the llediord family were seated
at dinner. '
The loss. in a considerable quantity
of jewelry. variously estimated at from
licking right smitsh usually kcpt nutty; K. OF C NOMINATIONS.
‘oi‘i’ litiultcc and prevented hint from:
landing effectively. At that t‘viinc lllll‘SOU‘h Norwalk Council Names Ed.
not escape unmarked, for llllfl) llldll-' ward J. Hayes for Grand Knight.
“3“ to slam “ couple or “‘4'“ ‘0 ”“" ‘l‘iin [allowing oli'tcors were numi-E..nd today will act' llobcrt A. Ganlnvr,‘
.mdi’ “H." cnottch force ‘0 make Clm" t..'tltti at last night's meeting oi’ SOllllli.hC ”ii“ DON”. ilflil't’d “liil J“>‘>L‘:
zt‘tmi with pain, 'Ntttttitlk i‘ouncil, K_ of Q; t2u:lford, the Massachusetts t'hiittipion,
Thc bout went the ten rounds it was
routes in the third round of the Na-
tionnl (:oii tourtutncut at the Merton
.t‘riciwt t‘iub, came through yesterday
" r on moon Suit) thins '
fiil “BURN 101.“!!! AND town
EC kman's
Alterative
, the encroachment of thieves and it is .
‘wondered how entrance could be. at. STOCKIIOLM, Sept. 7. via London,;
‘fected over a porch, as is surmised Sept. S.-The All
,todoy, without the thieves being seen. football team left here last night for
39“,, m $1000 illclied from pri- t‘llt‘ilult‘tl‘lor, and not once did thcr ‘
vnte receptacles in the room. No in- seem a chance 0f it terminating 0“";
dication of the manner of entrance ier, as Cline's blown incited force.l
have been found. ,“lll't‘ weighed 131 and Duffy 1313.
The property which is surrounded
by spacious lawns and beautiful gar-
dens on ihe~shore road at Greens
Farms is particularly protected against Amricln Team LeiVfl Christianial
on Oscar It. Today.
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soccans SAIL FOR HOME. i
American socceri
{tmong the jewelry taken is a watch (hristiania, from which port they will‘
valued at about $500 and other Jowei‘will sail for New York today on the
ry, a list of which has not. yet been steamer Oscar IL
illmiShf‘d the police. The members of the team were,
"f""‘~.‘—”—‘ :given a most cordial sendoff by a large?
PUMP' “ETS HIS FREEDOM' lcrowd. which followed them to theA
hallway station and, cheered as the
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ti. K.‘ Edward J. Hayes while Chick Evans, Chicago, will play our m ".1. wanna mammary
D, (l. K." John W. Sculley. amount 1), C. L‘orkran, of Baltimore, ' T
Financifl Sect‘etary- Charles E. I the only dark horse to reach the scint-
,\\'illiams. finals. ; , I,
lit-cording St‘tli'eifll‘y—~“'lllinn] J_ Gardner morc than had his hands , r
Scuilcy iintl lt'ving Campbell. full to dispose of R. T. Jones, Jr., the Cr?’
Treasurer—John McGinn. 15-year-old Georgian who has been ' f
(.‘hancellorr-«John T. Weider and the surprise of the tournament. The 1
title holder was one down after the
first 18 holes hut by playing par golf
ittli ttftetnoc .in on the 33rd‘green
by four up and three to play. 1 .
From a sectional, standpoint the
tournament now has a decidedly
.Wcstcrtt flavor, with Chicago's opcn
Chaplain—Rev. R. J, Carroll. land amateur champions still in, Chick
Lecturer—Thomas l‘. McMahon. iEvans having put his old rival, John
These will be balloted on at theft}. Anderson, of New York, out of the.
meeting September let. and will take’going yesterday,‘9 and 8. :
ltiward J. Splan.
Warden—Edward Shea.
Advocate-«John J, Cuneo.
l. G.—Walter McCarthy.
0. G.—-Francis Barrett. ‘
Trustee (for 3 years)-—Wllliam P.
Ward.
Wa'terproof
Place a Black Shell to water. Let L
MONDAY EVENING
Sept. 11, at 7:15
Bookkeeping
Sltortlmd
' Typewriting
English Bras cies
giMem'II Busines College
South Norwallr Port Chester
Stamford
Elo Pumpi of 571 Pacaflc street“ oilice on October let for one vear. ""'" ' T if d d t 't' *
.l i t. I . . ry, an pu l in our gun. It ,
Stamford, the. man who attempted ra it drew on Final preparations were made in re- iWOMAN CHAMP'ON ENNIS chambers 31:: elh {shimmy
' id» i th St. ’ — " . ' LEADS AT T ' In tresns on i never
sure c n e amford lockun. wed SPEAKER GMNS “A” word to movtng into the new rooms] , been wet. 3
inesdny afternoon, by hanging himself,
was discharged yesterday afternoon, at
the hospital. The jail sentence of six
months imposed in his case has been
‘auspended. He is to reimburse his
‘ employer for the damage done the lat-
1ter’s automobile, which Pumpi took
without permission.
t Arthur Betta of East Norwulk, ar<
,rested Wednesday, by Officer Jack
,Brennan for theft of a bicycle valued
;at $25 from Angelo Stabilo of South
iStamford, was sentenced to three
,months in jail. Whether or not the
Esentence will stand depends upon the
,record of the Betta boy in Not-walk.
whichis being looked up by Chief
Brennan. Betta pleaded guilty, to the
charge. Betta discovered Pumpi‘n
attempt at suicide in time to save his
Tris Speaker gained another point
on Ty Cobb, yesterday afternoon, and
is now leading the Georgian Peach by
thirteen points. Tris made two hits in
tour times at but yesterday, whilé Ty
'nt safely once in three trips to the
plate. The standing:
G. AB. R. H. r ‘.C.
Speaker . . . . . .130‘ 463 91 177 .382
Cobb . . . . . .124 46‘ 78 171 .869
Jackson ......133 505 77 17B 035.
PROF. DWIGHT LEFT "£7,420.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 8.—-—Dr. Tim-
othy Dwight, former head of Yale
queraity, who died several months
ago left an estategbflfi'mm accord-
ing to the inventory filed in [me pro-
. lilo.
bate court yesterday.
v
iand, by September mm, the members;
expect to be duly installed in the saute - W
for the winter.
Moila Bjuratht Diapoaea of Two: .
‘3 BLACK SHE“.
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Formidabie Opponents in Easy ‘ @‘i
‘ This evening the first degree will be i Manner. ‘ ”IMHO-J MW.
conferred upon a large class, at Catho-I NEW ' YORK- Sept. 8.~Pitted
- This is lust one of 3 interesti
.lic Union quarters, on‘ West avenue. [against two of the best women tennis: Bi!
tests you can make with The
In is expected that a largpfowd will players in this country Miss Malia“ Black Shells.
be present to witness the work. njuiutedt, ““1051“ lawn tennis “him“ Alli In for a cow of the Three
pion, yesterday exhibited that sterlingi Test 300““- 0 will 1‘" 1 7
:oeonoerowu rem m BETHEL. driving and hard hitting same thothns; 9°” "9° ‘° “Y “W"-
__.. ‘earneo for her every honor she has: Albert D. Morgan
The Georgetown basebail‘ club willlsougbt in the last two years, and be" ,
no t. Bother, tomorrow afternoon, nude-ides advanced her to the semi-final
will there‘s“ on the fast team aground of the New York Lawn Tennis
that place. H. Miller will twirl for'Cluh invitation tournament. in herl
finite]. and will be opposed by Carry rush to triumph she disposed at Miss
in the box for Georgetown. " “Bat,” Gertrude Della T'orre, of the West Side
Hmlei’. tige'florwdk catcher. will be (tub, e3, co, and a few moments tater, ‘ .
behind the plate for Georgetown, and defeated Miss the A. Kissei, of the,
Ferry will cover abort. iMorz‘stown Field Club, 6-1. 6-1. I
:12 Washington St.
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