Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 16, 1917 · page 12

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' B-RIDGEPORT AND so.- NORWALK

Spring? $511115:

$101111 $50

High Clans Suits. all this scason‘s latcst
models, iicluding the Bischofl-Dean mod-
els, sold exclusively at the Mintz. Store.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Smart Conny
$7. 95 to $35

Here you will find a big assortment of ,fine
coats, mmy one style. of a kind, at mod.
erate prizes.

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Dresses and Waists ~.

Spring Dzleéses ......... $3.95 1*) $23
New Waists ........ $1.00 ll" $7.95

Millinery
590611115 for Saturday .‘1

Shapes ..... 95c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.59, $1.69
Trimmed Hats ..... ‘. .. 812.95.33.95, $4.95
\Elowers, Feathers and Ribbons
~ Phipps! Tailored Hats at the Mint:
Store exclusively ............. $5 to $12

 

 

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1111111111. or the Giants, inn funnygwsdougbsavodwin 011:th
youngster. Lest week he was light IYOMI'S. you will have to get along with 1
1111111 the stick. but did some good field 001 that: spring suit That is, unless:
1113. This want his fielding hits tailen‘mflfe i5 some follioh tailor ready to-
off and he is a heavy 11111111 fire gu‘tmstrou. .,

Grow can do for him is to set mm! N93"? tune ‘0 11W “‘3' "’3“ have

huntingu'abbits withogun 1n the grave b3“ club in“ (”MN-‘31?“ ‘0' Atom!
Iyiud with the 11111;: shining1 irlght ment l'a1k 101 the 15111111119? Ruhr '11

{over the left shoulder at mklnlghtfdc-esnl 11m “bother lw 55 15402:“; 113
Maybe if he got hold of a lucky rub- ‘lukt— the bark or 1101.

hi? foot he would brook his hooded. . M
904- ' H" llll‘, light tans I'zon'd only 1—111 'l‘ltii't
The Blue Ribbons arcnt unitc so w; 1:01;]. 'r'lm \‘.-';llic (1.11.1111

 

. :I-ra and the- other the newspaper men.

ls'nuuld win ill" (hillllp’inllfilllp of lhl

i l‘lo 8111111110 14 forming two bonding

in“!!! 00111“ 50111: 110000050“ lehnight is u usual. up ll the air.

whilv Ituitiing-youtr'rtlay? ()l’ «ours.» it‘
must ha rcmomboi'od that Willie

"outirl‘ml as Ihoy were wiwn .\or-
wnlk boat them Ilarlyktlx‘is \l’et‘x, it

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Icnmo nearly causing heart. failure [0»..Et'llll‘ 3 putlllzls ilgllll‘l‘ than Iho.‘i
HlI-u ployu'p‘ and ilmir backers. V01» ”10051)- - i;
iwu'k would be right thorn if she -~k~ ~ '

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Wm- .1 the song 11111111 last. Iiixht‘
1.11111 ('olfey knocked out Cu IIII

Brooklyn. Rather approprintn tw,‘
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Deh‘ol'osl is doing“:
work at duck pins:

‘Jupltet" (‘omstock and lIlm- manna
pouch of .1 match
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llasehall feeling in [be 11:: today.
Also Sui-inn. favor genus.

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301111 11' 1110 old timers on the print ‘sme classmg

crs 11 uncertain to get in some good

umk it is expected that cltnlluxgns
will be received right and loft.

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The preliminary game for Monday
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 Ari Needlework

An occasiorl‘al hour or so can be profitably and pleas-
employed working some article for dress or home
ration.

Espocially ntereseting assortments - of Charming

~ Lingérie, Dainty Infants’ Wear, Children’ s Dresses
Bumpers, Luncheon Sets, Fudge Aprons Centerpieces,
m Cases, Towels.
1 e variety of New Spring Designs
o goods. =

in Royal Society

. . or..1Embroidering. and Crocheting.
Y 11 will find'tbe new Spring designs cspccialy inter:

33': WASHINGTON; 3'11" -

“ BOXING" some --

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momma: mass» '1»
lurch 16 .——_Charles H. Bonds. 1.
*old and sngle, an aim. Sawfly;
“I; woes 011* Fifth: uvaiue,‘
“at tho home of his Jack Sharkey
' Hes was a men»
I , venflirfi‘aginiém IStanley Yoakum.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

momer ho Willie Beecher. _
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Dresser Scarfs; Lettuce Bags and an'

if» of several Newi Broadway. S. C. ~Joe Welling and

 

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Harlem s. C.—-Tom comer and Joe 1

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Fnumount A c. ~J1mn1y Pappas andi"

Johnny Martin of Brooklyn»

m “runes C-I-Ted Wis and Winn denim-t1

:m 1111 hurt in exhibition to be held in appeared here this season.

(hundred tit-1121.1 have been sold lnlmx- son, .\llke Smolick dnutr‘s his um“ I:

-. so bring out the crowd. Battling Kunz' contest much the sumo 1111 loin. war‘s‘

jlmlncd faithfully and will do his bestf

» rounds.

preliminary of [our rounds. [free losses.
Jock Dempsey will be the third man H...
‘ in the ring This afternoon 31 3' Jams Manning. :11 one

pounds
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evening

P001” mi 1" him "ML-BO“. arrangements have been made, Alb yet‘
star any team to oppoae tho'l lllontauka.

Cori, of‘ Year 0001(de Wdh'i —-...—

[0.0811 10 Attend } The basketbnl season 11 {not dram-

‘ Sing to a close. Only 1110 mow games i»

is 1h1-\\atchuord or are scheduled for .\'oerk on the

3;»1l1o e \\ ho hum (harm (It the running; homo court-and Joe Drug/fuss hasn't

“l’lo [litl' militias"

21.10 Hull, this owning. Everything
points 10 a lczgozd crowd. Nearly five

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When 111911 playing \Ialtcr Sworn

bun alone. The fine weather will 11! vided. attention to his 1111111. making 0i

is in the best of
bout with Johnny

1 audition for
31:11 lln.

lllSI side uttuution bctmon Smith and

He has Leonard.
4-

011 Tuesday night. Bridgeport will

be the Mecca towards which all true

to win 11 K. 0. Martin is also in good;
211111110 according to roporta 1min ids
training camp. lie is a clever boy al- basketball fans will turn. All road-.1
though some tans around hero don‘t I will load to ("olouin Hall. and it is or»
believe it and will tuakc :1 great showr‘pcctvd that said roads 1le be fairly
\i’lllle Coudon looks good for his well tilled with plgrlnm on llK‘ll‘ wny
battle with Young Car-tor, ot‘ Stnm~ to the shrine of the indoor sport.
ford. Willie Incl Young Eddy, oi , -—-O~
lrconwich. hero :1 short time 1150 and No rcsvrvcd sent llc'kct‘s for thc,
giive him 11 trimming. This night Norwaikmuv Ribbon game 111110 1m
round I’Imtir Should provide plenty 0! yet been rvuited by the local 1111111

 

p'.lth the club (1m 55 the boot that Mc- 4" l

Time 'to- think. of Jardinieres

 

 
 
 
 

To decide early about porch and garden ..
decorations is well, for later when the tim
weather grrives tharc are so many things to dis—

. tract the attention.

Artistic shuprs' ill brown and green glazed

finish, 7,.‘1 :lllL'i’ wishes. 75c“. . I
Assorted sizes in given and brown, also old ;
ivm). .\’ and in lnCllC‘S, 31-001 I

Serviccable Jardinierec of dark green pottery,

in sizcs, '
_ 9%: inches,

1 11 inches,

13 inches,

In: the Bloch“ . design,

$2.00
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$6.00

$2 50 each.

 

Judiniereo with pedestals, in green poliely, glazed and itory ware :11
$400, $6.00, $7.,00 $1000 up to $181.00 '

Ram Dukes, of green pottery, at
Hm Bow, in ivory ware,

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59 ch.

$350, $6.50, to $9.00 each.
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50.-
$6.50; 33.00, 511.0010 $14.00.

I Umbrella Stands, of green pottery, glazed and' ivory ware,
$2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $6.00 and $7.50.

BedSets of Dainty Scrim

andi M'arquisette
Slicer and dainty spreads to be lined

with a color 01 white.

Marquinelleo in ecru or white,

$6.00 to $15.00.

Japmue, \1 lute with blue figures,
$3.00.

'l‘lIiI d floor.

Spring Apparel and

Millinory

The Suit ond-DmsShop-assumes :1
suggestion

light and attractive
Spring. Clothes.

Suiu,.€oots, Dimes,

Blouses, Skirts.

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Spring. Footwear
'l‘rim Boots that fit perfectly and
combine in correct style with Tailored
Suits.
Gray Buckskin,
Ton Russia,
White, block or
Brown‘Kidskin,
, Black Kid with
gray suede tops

Patent Kid with
ivory. suede tops.

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$6.00
t0

$10. 00

Many practical and reliable styles in.
patent or dull leather, button or lace,
with kid or cloth tops,

$4.50 to $7100.

Shoe Shop, second flour.

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sport. 1111011111111 il1cy are eipoctod daily:

Since the substitution of Max Green.
of Stamio‘rd. for Joe Dillon, the bout

with Young Mundy. ot Danbury: 110‘

ready bolng peculined they 11 ill not]
last long when they finally 1111119 111’»

41116 second man in the ring, interest Nag-“my
has scttlcd around this tray. T110 10- 4... v
"col sports want to son what sort of The mill weak place

can put against"
gavq,- Dillon 11

1110101111142. .\luudy
Green. He recently
good booting.
-- thinly.
K. O. Brennan. of \i’0111110rt,, and
Pole Virgil will mix things up in the

time that

‘ o'clock. Kong. and Martin will weigh owner of the present Nomlk KEEN-I
interstate Inn; for tho pntiro 10 rounds. 0118
11388“? Stars to this city Mon. night Christh at Mllwnukee,isnnother .01
.Wben Manning. severed connections the dent mules ilctlms. Martin 1111's
7 with the locals he organized the AMI knocked out. Zulu» Kid twice. Wild
I:Stms. and since that time has been Bill Fleming,
inlaiing 1'1 cekly games in and AroundI Toland and others or lease; ability.
2.1113 aggreslvensss and punching'nbil‘
f My hair made him a pronounced tav-
» i A great battle is expected next Sun-’onite whereier he has boxed. He is
when the Manhattan out with n challenge to bouncy.
” ’ All Stars, and the Paterson- tive, of the Mike Gibbons,- Goorge Chip or any 0th»
‘Interstnte League meet. in the Man- er middleweight available.

Iin at 138 pounds give or take three gation will pilot the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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day afternoon

:Ihattun Casino. Since the Yonkers

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‘I' ibutten, the game has been wonderful-i
, ly supported in New York. I

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Reading. Pm». teiun to appear. in

team not. to make lhe,,t.rip.

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champion. ‘

.. battling 11m."
Clemont s. C—Wultor Main and might or Connecticut woman; was mm”, nlslgt. th- WM;

round bout» at the We Hull thlsj
' to develops 1111103. 10111 tossing cons;

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however. and judging from ordm til I MART'N WlLL 80X

imiddmelght cottnlnly ”has

in 130115" pion Al “may on
Leonard's basketball armor seems to the last engagement being at WM"? Ritchie Mitchell.
be the big centers inability to caguIbury,
““3 hm“ ““1 8° “3‘“ tree thxovvs with any degrce 0! mr champion several timen

team was importsd to represent Mam TEX RlCKARn is m ‘
sPOTLiGHT‘ AGAIN ,»
Sons McCrackcu ‘

\lanuger John Lenny 1; 9.1111130111001136 again today.
1 Certainly want astray last Tuesday newed efforts to secure a lease
-‘ govenlng, inasmuch as John wow so Madison Square Garden. and hope to
lisnre of his tennis defeating Norwallr secure the use of the his building by
»;111a111e had already signed up the outbidgiing Bush1317017111121~ . .
Bi‘owne, it. is Bald. handled 1°

Bridgeport Tuesday night: John had elm the deal of tho purchfis'e of
1 to: do. some quiclc work after the gums the property from the New York Life
‘ mad ended. and telegraph the Reading InSumce 00.

Brennan 0111111311111; diam inbound émms waLsi-I 1'0
near: 111.1. oomsas .

{your 19111111 is delinquent and 01111111 Norwnllmcinimld their own ho have been clamorins f0? 1‘
to become 11 Sentinel class! With the 11111101111111.1113 department chance to meet Midis W4": “‘ ”a
- 1 »» 1111019 for the uni “are coins to hate

" Silont" Martin,

lublc reputation.
three occasions.;

where Martin

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The munogo- South Norwalk A C. Boxing

ANY MIDDLE-WEIGHT mom of tho Manhattan Casino uhichI Show
the dual mutelwill stage Welsh against Bennie Iron-F FRIDAY EVENING—March Id
1111 en Iard March 28, announced today Ihat‘ MUSIC HALL
lie has met Chum Welsh has agreed to moot all comers. iTHIRTY‘TWO ROUND3 0E
Willie Jackson, Johnny Dundee.‘, BOXING, I
l-‘mnkie‘ Callahan, Twelve Rounds ' l
floored theIJoe- ‘veuing and others, Will be: TWelve rounds El 133 [’0th (01'.

St Paul and gave him a bad beat?

Tommy Robson. 53C“

 

Tex Ricknrd and

{moved into the tlsttc spotlight once ’

They are making re"

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Ambitions lightweight contenders

on

If Ricknrd and Mil-I '
, . geranium land the Gordon they hope
‘ Hostage nmstch between Willard and
'} There is no question in the minds mum; Renewed alerts 10 01-11121
'0: basketball fans but that tools will 680ml! nut-pantie! here. will also be
“only...“ the main" cations or 11104 Mg m . . . .

leans.

FUNERAL OF FATHER HARVEY iI,Grcen

MERIDEN. March: 15.-—A~ solexnnioI
high mass of requiem was celebrated
at St. Rose’s Church. this afternoon,
after which the funeral of Rev. Faths
er.James»A1 Harvey, rector: of}: church‘
in Mount Joweit; ~‘Phiindephia.
place. Father Harvey
Griffin Hospital in: Derby on! Monday.
Howls a former member of St. Rose’s

In his bDHlantched to meet Welsh and the boy. ..
.Qnris” can make the fouls with George Chip. he knocked that Iwbo makes the best showing against, Johnny Martin; Brooklyn.
SOmollmes l'm ll ls generally known minor down for the count of nine in him will be given 11 chance at his

that ho missus the greater part of his the first round and would surely crown over a championship distance
have scored a decisive victory had he 0 ,m‘Obably a 20-round battle at New On
inot been so anxious lie met Milo
O'Dowd in the lnttcr's home town, in

 

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night Rounds
l \‘i’illln Condon South N01walk, r041
com!) boat Young. Eddy, of Green:
uich; vs Young t‘i1rte1,stamlord
3 Eight Rounds» '
1 Young .\lundy, Dunbury;
Stamford
Four Rounds
Pete Vixgil South NorWalk; vs Ki.
Brenan. Westpon. '

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PALM}; BOW LERSI WIN
The Palace bowling toamt ran aunt
from the Tigers last evening and can.
tux-ed the match by the score of 1,379
to 1,271. The bowling took place in:
the Palace Alleys. it was a fast game ‘
and some. handsome scones were made,

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Schoolhere. and the casket wasxbome .Treadwny made 110 “In“, 510819;”
by classmates. Rev. JumesHenn‘ossy. Wood 109 and Venizin camothlrd with
otAnsomIa, was celebrnnt of tho Mass. 108.- Treodwny also made 1118b scorér .
‘ -’——’- for the-string. with 301; Venisin was
‘ second with 293 and Wood third withl
‘285 The scores follow: I
Tigers ~ )
Mai-Inc . as 711 7‘7 213
Yttastcake. 81 78 00 219
Tooker 9., 78 88 83 2349'
. . . . , Venizla 93 92 108: 293
M" ~ “‘v Tax-10v 85 911 113 267i
425 435 411
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Themplulnndqnmhstwoytogcz W 285'
fid- of .f th. 00d 88 88 109 .
11.111111111011301"..- whoely 111'th Ayroult . l1 101 93 70" 263
ingilmm Treadwayv \ 94 97.110 301’ ~ I»
Lb‘oley’ 5 Honey 111111le ‘ Taylor .5 11 98 32-» 264. --
Inibvmvgotthncumivodnfluenooot: IKrarvic'e ’ . i) 33? 35‘ 93‘ 3'35
11111111»de cums-hallo gingodiv- V ‘ ._....- 1.
m together QW 1110!]. and. _ ‘ \I 450 4‘9 469
i limivwcfiéhw oi honey. _ _. M"
30?an T'=w “1* ”mug:- in“; Don't waste the day in waiting for
:11»! mo. mg“ “mm” f; 11 tenant, under the .11 pression that.
llhhltlumflfo 16M}:- widgnddiqut'g-f Sentinel classified adv. mixing is ex-
. ”£11130 "“5“?” mum—.23. ‘ .» pensivc. For your real expense is to
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