Ans-no our-loot Salient.
ad Ins. rotor MldeIu‘v
”mm.
In. G. E. Richter entertained hen
Mother, Jamel A. Klrkwood oi um;
ford, over the weekend.
Miss Emily Hall resumed her duties
as librarian, Saturday, after a few
days illness with a cold, during which
Miss N. ‘F. Shriver acted as substitute.
G. W. Blunder, the station agent :1:
Noroton Heights Whose ankle was
broken by slipping on ice. in Decent. ‘ .1
has resumed his work at the stun L551
R. J Walsh, who was his nuuatiiutK K,
lhas been sent to Sound Bench.
V
. ‘ is substituting 1"; Miss Incite Brando entertained the
'meM“ on the ”0’1”““9 primary department of the Rowayton
' Baptist Sunday-school at her home in
1 .._.._._._ ’ .‘Tokeneke, Saturday, at o. “sunshine so-
m “a quite a re“ ”“5”!” 1” ial " Games and refreshments afford
ML this “Sm“ who attended ed the little folks a. very pleasant af-
ficflalk—Danbury game laStlternoon.
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l Miss Natalie. Morehouse, who is :i!
- Miles Aid Society 0‘ the Fun tending Drew Seminary for young
11. rch will ho‘d a monthly W 1 r 91‘ N Y.. d
. it the church on Wednesday omen a C“ m enjoy“ a
_ at: 3 oclock. few days vocation between semesters.
at her home in town over the week-
end. She brought a number of her
schoolmates with her, several of whom
returned to their own homes yesterday
morning. going to school this morn-
1ing. andthe others accompanied Miss
’1Morehouse on the return trip, today.
., _ w “ I
under We’ll-Rev treatment the bul-L “‘ i
Meet John L. Robert's neck ' Mark W Norman was the speaker‘
W Bulimia)! Mr Roberts is at the session of the. Mon' s Bible. class
M Graduate hoapitll’l New ‘01 the Methodist Church Sunday
1 ”1,1 undergo an operation b10nn’pg.M.r «hormun land been an
I 9‘. mm”, pounced to speak aweek before, but,
being unexpectedly called til Chicago,
Whydeu‘t sonic of the Third Dis- was then obliged to send School Ste
L humour firemen get busy and pcrinlendent James to. Williams as
fulfill“ pond? At least the substitute, who proved very accept-
. L Wilmette So that too would able. The men yesterday wcio also
Lombi and then if it waisn't intensely interested in Mr. Norman's
.b. it could be flooded ng’sin address yesterday momin,
W. ‘0 the ”datum 59511”: titev. Herbert s. Brown, Ph. 1).. sur-
M °t ”‘9 Norwallt Epworth prised his congregation Sunday morn-
LL ““333 "19 social 81“?“ ”Y “‘9 ing by reading to them his resignation
. ”“9 League “at night The to take effect Nov. 1. Dr. Brown has
m “tum“ was about 25- Gum” been pastor of the local church for
9.1”“ undo ”cm time worsen-M10111 eighteen years, and is very pop
‘5 delicious collation “’3” dis- ular among all class of people in thcf
town. of which he has ‘always been onei
of its most publiceplrlted cltzcns. For:
sovverul years he was s member of 1th
School Board serving as in: secretory.I
The (third: is one of the oldest in tho
country. dating bsck’io colonlnl times. 2
Recently property adjoining the site
1 Lilli be a. business meeting
' Wine Club of East "Norwalk
M W day evening at the club
1M‘Mmbers are requested to
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who teen Kling Klub which
L‘ its hold a meeting this“ aftdt‘rtoon‘
All ' moot Mrs. Godtrbyl Ultzlnaor"
Loo. postponcdt. the erosion
.. Mnesdsy afternoon at I
"which. Il‘h‘o reason forpostponomont
that’s special meeting of the
”Nomi: Improvement Society
Dr. Brown's decision to leave which
he declares is final A council of other
churches of the denomination will
shortly be held to take action on the
resignation.
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pillow tantamount, the popular
Snowman. met with a rath-
Loulfioueident yesterday. He was
L , gloom We of the Burton line
on it slipped and bought him.
the sicko! “the right hand, incur.
ond‘thidly tearing it. Medical
out wfis given Mr. vLBloomuutoti
Mm confined to his home be:
the accident
I68 Edwina Iwiorvson Osborne. eve
obi-atoll her ninth birthday
party given at her home Sat-
afternoon. Games were played
Me‘fihibtmts were served Miss
on mu the recipient of man}
L , use-fifth Among those present
Ahgleman, ma Hod- Carried out
Elton Hendrick. Theodore t
L‘ Elwin Hoggson Moi-once
Kuze. Hazel Miller 'I
Hoaxes. Eva Waist-on and
t. n
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{The young people of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church entertained
the Bowayt-cn society Sunday after-
noon nt 4:30 o'clock, at the down-
town church in celebration of Chris: t
ion Endeavor day. A social ‘inu I
I
HlT'lL‘LlNG THEL MAPLES.
Miss Hazel Dykmau, broke the!
lul es' duck pin record yesterday tit
‘ totnl of 93 for u single string The
Sterling, who set the pace. tit 92
Tlit Horseshoe and the
Fives will meet in it duck pin matrh‘
mine this evening at the Norwulk
alleys?
”(KI edncsday. evening. the 0' e and
line Factory teams of the Tir eague
v wni‘rotia‘big pltl mm lit the Nor
Walk .Lalleys. The Factory team-will
have. to win the match in order to
rein) safely stray from the galloping
Lahore’ttirv team;— which took three
l ‘ L 1' (tom the Office inst Wefines-L;
an» evening. - i
Quite a gitmo is expected when ye
not-their bonding team line up against
the Hunters
which is nowébelng arranged The
L point! pushéro are training every day,
tllllgr Throat and lung
motifs Yield to
, ‘linonlne-
one thousand prominent
._ 9 city alone have pub-
tile! in signed statements
ii '9 cured them of coughs.
is and other turns of
complaints that threfiton'ed'”
. Other thou—
omin- hections of the, codntry
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“tiniest starts.
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WHELN YOUR QHlLD. CRIES
L “L L LIMLWtHTy. is con-
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was acquired. on which ultmstely it teen ill for severa'woolts at the Dan-
ts expected to erect 'a parish hausc. bury Hospital is much lmproiod andi
Universal regret tohrurd in town otor L'tistll no or: Norunlk Friday to start”
GYOC’T )‘v—i.~
in a duck pin game,"
in order to: “be" in shape whe ntho 1
, sold hv fienmv‘Shov-"t Nehru \‘LV. .. v 11111 H H vt nt
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CANAAN
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ting o visi
Airs. till-it
on her inoi her
52.; t. has been ill
ill: 513;; ’ - 1.
Mrs. F. C. tilt-up. :5 still routine
0 be: home by all a'tack of grip.
Miss Mabel tTiisr "H. has been ll
.ith a grip find u. i l :thc pasr wee"
Wilson, of
1. g with relative
hit. and .lll‘zl. nonett
ll u; ‘iw'il.
r was a. site ‘
‘. oil. over the week
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a
p.15.»
1' l'rieucitt in Ni it
end.
Mrs. Helen Yun‘ms has been con-
‘iiicd to hur be} for a few days b"
‘l seiert— mitt.
L.- to.
Miss. Httl’l‘iel (“mornings has re‘ur"
Loin with her sister in
New York.
ul \lhil
,. ‘7!
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Miss Clara (In-gory spent the wee"-
nml with her pure-ills at Der Herr-
loohs.
MN. Child‘s tliirtl ilUSl"‘lli eveniry
'vf the HI :3 Wu \‘i'il ht“ hold at the Tow
llall,1\iiti('.h "'.
Mrs. William lions end dttul'hter lt"'
visit'nt: with her parents, Mr. unr‘
Mrs. Henry Ntvuiu‘ditn.
‘llv‘ury Nvumitnn has returned fro“
V visit with his tl'l‘l“lll"!l‘, Mrs. WI)
lium Appleby, in Shelton.
H. R. l‘lnvviiport, otlirorklvn. recenfi
Vrt’llniilll‘d tor u couple. of dill/’1 at M
country home noitr l’onus Ridge.
Mrs. A. 8. Tori
'l rot/int uucsl wi'li licr s'slor. Mr
“Indians. at lror :i'llll our home hum
M
White ali'v'hltug from a street nu‘ a
White Plains lust \\‘t!"ll, Mrs Fron
“bronco slippvl and sprained her
nukle.
of New York, wa
IBonit- well-known o‘d basketdu'l
players: of Norwn‘k mplomn'utn plan-
lll'z the New (‘nnuun team in the near
future
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.‘ttni. t’tnuelln Lockw.ood who hrs
with her cousin.
A meeting of the fire company will
he held in tho tire-house Thursday
evening. Matters of importance“ wtl'
tonic up.
if is slated llinl Warren Brothers
will resume. their work on tho Slot"
permit l ing,
lorry Reid in terovorln' from the
(it"ccts of on accident “We 11
omnlov of Jnmm St‘flfi’llll. A
rolled upon him, bruising him.
All polefnccs tire urged to join the mom
was held and a delightm mogmn i lndlnn mutdcm 6f the Shauna." Camp 3
1 ”thin?!" here absut March 1. weathrr‘1
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Co- «v M“ I It'd} I i.
also U m MING:-
Scung McAuliffe, the clever little
‘iiugeport featherweight, who w.lt
mt Knockout Ezgers tn the stat
will q 12 rounds at the Casino show
Thursday night is on edge for the go.
'lec come out ofhis‘ scrap with Wil
Louis in New York Saturday night
é‘licnt a mark. He was trained to:
he m'nute for the bout; therefore, he,
will not have to do much hard work
do prepare himself for this work’s
*ngtgement. He went out to the
"station! camp yester’ay and ed a
“aw rounds and called it a day's Work
‘Te will take thlngs easy now trim?
'or that he may not become state for
his next important scrap.
Ezeers. the New York boxer. has
Me ntrntnlng in the big city, and lot
,‘iltvwise in tip top Cond‘tlon. The
(‘fttham firmer in his feel elav-t two
“looks into. handed Youmr Terri: Mc-
Gt-vrrn a beating in a six round bout
‘n Philadelphia. He has met some of.
'h° {retest men in the h'wt'm“ ":“M
“Mowing the ring. Amour his most
notable opponv'cnts was Kid Horn-um.
the new bnntpm. wet-(ht.
Butters before entering the feather
champion;
Mill fl SID:
coo-u.
Mom «gnomes-rd
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litnring of the charges 91 bribery.
idt
is, and John J. White. against Fred,
\. item-it, Chairman of the State Ath.’
etic Commission, which was adjourn-
' "I‘ "‘uertla)’, at Albany,
tune resumed yesterday at the Bar,
Association, on West Forty-fourth!
istreet, New ”York. Franklin B. Lord,L
{Special Commissioner appointed by
Governor Whitman to hear the tenth;
many in the case, presided, and that
herring was divided into morning an”
'vi‘ternoon sessions. Nothing of a Sen-
rational nature was produced.
"" on the stand under
cross-examination. in the morning,
and was questioned by Emil S. Fuchs.
“Horne-v lot the complniiitunls Noth-
t.-- Mina nature could be
attributed to the Boxing Commission
"‘1 duriniz his for}: stay in
the witness chair. although he was
rather batty about details on occa-I
stuns. The, morning session started
with Fuchs questioning Wean as to
whether he went carefullr over the
the lease submitted with applications
:for licenses. Wench admitted that
he left this tank to his stenonrupher.
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weight division fought the New Or- ' who would notify him or any flaws
leans dzhter three times. The first
bout resulted in a draw. Fingers won
the second on points and lost the. lost
rt-‘Map Esters. has knockout uni
Mons mcr Young Eddy,- Phil Motlov
ml. 939 Pooch Bonn, and defeated
Young PM Moore. A] Bhubert of New
l'rdl‘ord. Dutch Brandt, Frankie Con»
't-y and Eddie Walliice. 1
Bridgeport: ILightttwetahto.
H'wo lively Bridgeport lightweights.
“(d Allen and Al. Ketchel will mingle
to the semi—final bout, which is srhvd
'rr' t'or ton rounds. Allen lit a herd
ruutlter, and has picked up lit/hit“
sot-ed lately. He gave it very credit-
nb'o exhibition wit:- l’ilts in the (in,
rtno recently. and “"t3 licked many
‘illel‘ Rood men in his class. Ken-hell
was regarded as one of the cleverosl
rut-formers arms weight in the bust
mes ti few years ago. He retired for
a time. but recently donned the
chorus {limit and is now trying to
work “filthy to the top of the ladder
again.
‘ Martin "a. Shea.
Fcpprr hlcrtln. the Brooklyn fl-thi
irho wnrks nonr‘v on the. same
style no Johnny Dundee, will appear
patriot Tommy Shell.‘ of New llavcn
n tlt second preliminary This bout
awarded for ten rounds. The first,
bout of tho eveningr will be between
aw
lnobility Sharpe of Bridgeport and
.Tn‘i'wy Bennett of, Newark, both
t-utrhwetghts.
LSOUTH NORWALK owe sownf
. we.
The Standing.
'1 Won lost P t.-
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t‘~o. Tram No: it .......... 0 0 .000
Inc; item No. 4 ........... o o .000
«f’irtnu No. 5 .......... o o .000
l’l‘esni No. 6 .......... 0 0 .000
No. 2 .......... ti 1 .006
V. O. McLoan. captain of team No.
fire Girls in their dance to he held h '1 tool» ”11m 811.111,!“ 111an83 from
Raymond Hall Friday evening. Fe - term. No
‘runry 16.
Carl Carlson has
.School at Kansas Cltv Mo, and“
of Stamford
The young people. of tho Congre‘a-
tionai (‘hurlh are phoning to it‘ll a
supper in the lecture room of tho.‘
church Friday evening Februw y 9
There will be a musical program.
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Mir:- lv‘. tliel Crisscv visited M's: Mtn— high
life Lit'etl.
here. is engaged to be married to An-
drew Bell. of that Lolly.
The manners of the R B. Sewing
Club enjoyed the hoop tntitv of one of
their members and n former New (le-
naun young—lady. Mrs. Lester "riihb.
at her home in Glenbrook. Monday
etching.
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The L’stock recent‘ «.1.
Pleasant Four Thentie bu‘wl ing ‘0
the Asnhauer building. thin: for: ,0
the Roslyn Amusement Lt‘o. Will
Benedict. 1f Normal]: February 9.
Mr. end. Mrs. W Stonlcy mokwno‘l
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former record was held by Miss Elsie B Whitii‘li'h'iih i110 31910!“ Silk!“ ‘CLuuL ..
t‘t e’
W; C. McLean .. .85 84 91 MIL
01.1.5911 Doktts‘ _ ”99 L2". my, 9‘: “'0. which he received from Paddy
«5.1;: "1 Jones. 7‘22 :79 .71 222 Callahan. *Mnndger 'ol’ Bob" Mbha.
Earl ”Halter ......‘Lll3 g7 82'.“ $72 Wench said that this was purely a
_ . . 1 . ____; ___~ ____ -_,___._ ‘oa‘n, and that it had since been paid
Irv-13mg ..... 340‘ 352 ‘321 .1013 both Lawyer Fuchs culled Wenck's
1 -—F m Pin. 2. attention to the fabt that the check
tum-as Robirs €137) '79 I83 » org *‘os tinted Nov 18 and that Wench.
1 Woodivurd. 35g? 79 .79 226 unit sold ho received it on Nov. 24.
» nL‘ {,th Kepopg .72 fig. 5" 212 To this. the. Boxing Commissioner 'ré.
til! ‘1 "L9 L «33“ died that he "was veliy careless with. .
L started Moudhy mnmtnev‘t‘or rm An- .
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captained by. Thomas
.5 in t; e opening or le ng games
" ‘hc [rt-.rnan‘cnt at the South Nor-
L‘V‘oll'. ilub is: t evening Both teams;
“rt pmclice. Team No 1 rated con
lot: with 272 and w. o. McLean was
‘ncxt with 261;‘ Stephen Doku‘s was.
’ \V“!\ "SS ‘”??? ‘ ““‘L‘ m“ V‘ ‘L "
picilo quitoL a bit it he. ‘oxpects to
his “n«fl[no1‘\‘ Err! Pnlm‘r "F‘LS
the high single 97, and also next
3. *‘Thomss Robins stood at
{\h isn-
in Stamford. this rI'eek. the head of his tedni‘ttnd set them
Miss Lit e‘vl. ‘who formerly reddel a mod example, making 249 Tonight
team No. 3, captained by Chariot E;
“I‘ll 1‘ "it from No 4 “'Lr‘ j "'
"r William L Weed. The scores: '
room No, 1
wu—Ahfl.
'lotals ‘
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; hint; halter was the l era of the even-v
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she. detected in the documents. He
,tidmltted, howrwer. that his stenc-
Krnphcr, Miss Gordon. did not pass on
Um leave submitted by the com
plttliiants'nte in their quest for a ll-
censo to conduct boxing bouts’ at.
Madison Square Garden, saying that
be, rod reason logo over the docu-
meit himself. because of suspicionsi
lm entertained. A nucelimi by Fuchs'
risking Wench whether h“. recalled
in reference to the Show (lot-portly
lion's application for n license. that:
tho ounce of the objection was that:
u I‘d-"N‘lvl Hll'“ was guaranteed eschL
night instead of by the month or yeah}
“rs obtoctod to bywlusten (l. Fol.
attorney for Wench, and Commission
rr Lord sustained the obiection on
“m crmmds that the question who
too broad.
Attorney Fuchs then chopped his.
‘luo of questioning. and unveil on
“v'mw-lr‘s relations with various pro-
moters in this city. The prime. of
John J. Render, manager of the Har-
lem S. 0.. was first brought into the
.‘esllmrny, and later that o! Tex Rick-
iml. the Western promoter. After-L
home told. in ‘roplyto questions. that
“'cnclt had knoWn Relsler for'nbout
'flllttw‘ vomit Fuchs naked the wit.
ntss if he had ever had am financial
“M ""“ the Harlem promottl'
1chck dented at first. but quickly
ot-m'rt'ed himself and slated that
when he Wits running his prose agent
bureau. hc lmd undertaken some
troll; for Relsler regarding a boxer
hunted Wll‘te Boot-her, for which he
was to have received 3! 0. This was
.in 1915 and it final settlement was
biotic wllh Wench for $“0. which the
int nose and he iecelved before he
had taken office on Boxing Commls
“tenor. ,Jn réplv must. on
Wench said he was quite. sure Rois-L
'" r V" “t a party to the alleged
“frame-up." _
‘v‘n questioned Wench on
the lallr‘r's mtnt‘idns with Tex Rick‘
1 rd hn'fim the latter promoted the
Mrralellard bout.
After hq l-ml drawn from Wonck
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lunch with Rickard, .li‘uchz; question-
ml ll enck about his relation with the
iI‘rn' Fromm Reich bout at Manhat-
ton Opera. House. Wench denied that
ho had 'guarhnt'eed Fulton any money
tor this bout, saying that he went to
the oflicovLot- a) Mr McAllcrtan to use
“1 infltionge-jn-gettlng for Johnnie
‘tlllfk, promoter not? the» bout.’ nit-ail
room of $1.500. Werl‘ck denied posi-
lively that he asked for» any‘ money
'lLOl Mack, and Was reminded that his\
trv tiltwony at Albany last week was
.11.; it: the contrdi‘y. Ho Latimitt‘ed then
what Mack might have suited for tho
5511”“. but thht he did not.
anvwny."
by Harry l’ollok, Pat r. row;
'isucli evidence is forthcoming,
Wench wits risked about a sum of
“This closed ..L
rm mm r‘vunrttrev s:
can the: atom all I.” i
one: Wm on
home and a hour—o W
m out of harmony 5"". 1‘
feel ill at use
that will actor;
other
well in your l":)3‘i'l':.
The A. J. Angevittc 8.»;
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Wt or!
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the
h ‘8 ring will be continued in Albany
on Friday, stver Fox was granted
ten days to submit briefs on the ‘-Ltes 1
llmrny so for board Lawyci Fuchs
was again any continuation of the
proceedings,
the opinion that enough time. had
lee-n given to the 11181191.}18 con
cooled nudity. saying that he did not
'Lord of any further testimony.
wish to deprive Wenf‘k of any fair Lr'
chance to defend himself.
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PITTS WlLL BOX tN DANBURLLY
FEBRUARY 19.
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' Johnny Martin of New York Has
Been Selected to Meet Bridgeport
Lightweight in Star Bout of Ten
Rounds.
t‘hariey Pitts, one of the fastest
lightweights in this section, who is
‘now it full blcdged Bridgeporter, will
uppetir in the star bout of ten rounds
at. the next show in‘ lluiibury, which
fLVILlLll be held in Sellerl's Armory on
February 19th. Johnny MnrtinjL'u
New York lightWelght has been se-
lected to oppose Pitts. Pitts recently
'.'oucbl Run: a draw and defeated
’ Jimmy Fussne, liit? Waterbury“ lighter.
nttr 20 rounds of boxing. He has
been traveling at a rapid clip.
Martin is looked upon as a comer
in the lightweight division in the big 1
city. He recently jumped into the
limelight and has been kept busy
meeting many of the bestIperform-
crs in the game at his weight. He. is
last and punches hard. Pitts will start
trawling early next week for the bout.
lle will not need much ottention as
he. oltxoys‘heeps himself in first clé’ss
condition. This wasshown by the
fact that he. fought. the state chitin.
«ion and Fasnne recently with only
one night's rest between the bouts. 1
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“ANOTHER BOUT eon, oAnov
rouse to Meet Smith in Milwaukee
Carrion $13350 Guarani»
ll. T. O‘Sulllvun, manager of Les
Barry. the IIAdstrnlltin middleweight 1
:chnniplon. who is ‘at present in Chi-'3
rngo with a burlesque show, snnounc
ed last night 'lliitt'l‘ie was in receipt of
n trle‘grnm from Tom Andrews. the
llzlwoukcc promoter, in whichL the
latter offered Darcy” e guarantee of
$15,000 with the privilege of accept-
in 35 percent. of the gross receipts,
for n bout with Jeff Smith in M11-
rmnkee some time in March
O'Sulllvan said that he wired ac-
ceptance of the terms for Darcy, pro-
vtdtd that: suitable arrangements
cm id be reached for the date. The
list. .. would have to suit Dorcy' s—com
\téntntcnc‘c. for he. has piscttcally
ngiced to box at Madison Square Gun
den in the latter part of next month,
after his bout with Al McCoy on
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ARMLY LBULLYING SUPPLIES
WASHINGTON, LFeb. 6.—lmmeditite
purchsis‘e of neserve utturtermasters'
"Supplies for the slimy upI Ito thMl'mits
of available appropriations was or-
Iderod today by Secretary Butter. Pur-
chasing agents um been sent into
the modest ‘6? stator General Sharpe.
'Quurtermsster-Genbrul. to carry out-
.the orders in the Shortest ”possible
time. .
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TURF OFFICIALS NAMFD
Jockey Club Stewards Appoint Man.
agers for Year’s Racing
tlt’ wards" of
it ti: o ofliu
u Illi’tllllg of urn
hfld
A?
’i in Jockey Club,
saying that he was of of the club :H‘Sltidiiy afternoon, th
loiitming racing officials new at.
LI‘MIiovtrtt for 19th Judges (3.”. PP ,
Viral” and E (‘. Sinitli; stnr'tei, Mars
hpmtitnppti, \V. S. Vort
lurch; clerk ol‘tlie smiles, ll. ll. llo
) assistant to clerk of the scales.
Albert Burton; paddock~ and patrol
“MI I. L. Hall, and timer, W. H.
Iltiiietto
The. application of J. Davenport for
a jockey license was denied, and
John Dorsey‘s application fut roiiu
statement Was denied. The'rcgiétrur
of The Jockey Club was instructed to
designate the imported horse North
Star as North Star, 3d.
Those present new Khugust Bti-
mout. F. K. Stuigis, MI. K.Knapp, An-
drew Millet and Schuy'loi Parsons.
“inv’.
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JOlE RAY HERE ‘FROM aosrou.
Will Try Cor Two Mlle Record at
, N. Y. A. 0. Games.
Joic Roy, the llllnois A; p. athlete.
who recently broke the world's rel--
ord for the mile and a half at the
‘lldlibse games, arrived in New York.
«51.niglit from Boston. where he
rompetod in» the Boston A. A. games
in the three intle race last. Sitturday
night. my will compete neit Satur-
day in the annual ‘lndoor games of
the New York A. C. in the 'l‘wonty-
.eocrnd lRegiment Armory. He will
run in the two milencontest. The
record for thindictunce is 9:14 1-5.
made several years ago by George V.
Banbag. Bay will try for this niorlt.
fir _
An Inside Bath
MakesYou Look
and Feel Fresh.
Says a plan of hot water 'wlth
phosphate Micro breakfast
keeps lllnon sway.
This excellent, common-some
health measure being
adofilod by millions.
W
Physicians the world over recodi-
mend the inside both; churning this is
of vastly mere importance than out-
side cleanliness, bEcause the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood. causing ill health While the
pores in the .ten yards or botvel’s do”
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before breakfast a.
glass of hot water with a .maspoonful
ol’ limestone phosphate. in it. as a
harmless moons of helping to wish
from the stomach; liver, kidneys and
Lbowels the motions day's iii‘dlgédtiblo‘
material, poisons, sour bile and toxins.
thus cleansing, sweetening and purl-
tying the eri-tii-c alimentary canal be—
“M. putting more food into the stonr _
aclt. , .
L Just as soap and hot Water cleanse
ma team the skin, so hot water- and
itinestono phosphate Lact on the"? elim-
inattvo organs. ’ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler