’éfioolhatl Victory Brought
wage «the is confident o
fines to Come ‘
Yale's big year in athletics some
. o be here. Since the beginning at
nullege in September the Yale ath-
. rues have been dealing deadly blows
: 4.9 their toremost rival, and at the
1 fugue [hue showing great strength in
Ember sports. Harvard is in a veril—
‘uhle slump as far as athletics is con-
: turned, and the Elie ane taking lull
advantage of the low ebb '0! Harvard
. onoi‘ls. Some of Yale‘s victories have
Mean surprising and conlrury to the
“dope,“ but victories they have boon
until Johnnieiilarvard its not sitting
diseousolately before the smoldering
ire trying to think out the reason.
With the winter seesiou of sports:
practically at an end the
the tables on the crimson. Last year
. it was all liar-turd. Even up to last
‘. Ilecember Harvard had the advantage
».1’or' the preceding year, but so tar-this
tear the Elia have not in some great
, ork.
r. Victories in both of the major asporl
games played so tar this your puts the
I Elie far ahead of the Crimson. True,
hockey is not recognized at Yale as a
‘mulorfiport. but it is at Harvard and
11le de'feutwe Crimson seven goes
town as a victory l'or Yale in a major
"Biron. The football victory is. still in
he. memory of Harvard. lo the minor
“this \vintor‘lhle has secured
eclsive Adult)!“ r; war Harvard in the
W0 uporls in \\‘lllcll_llley clashed.
eneing and wrestling. During the {all
{award managed to win its soccer
game from Yale, but although the
.‘rirnsmt cross-country runners won
heir dual event. with file hills. liar-
utrd was fourth, with Yule finishing
utters (tl‘t‘ equalized.
lint Yale’s unperiorllviu even grout-
‘idt‘l‘t’ll. l-lurvurd did not consider
lite (‘riumm learn strong enough to
. mulch nguip‘st Yale: And, finally.
' Yule won the bfl‘ikt‘lllllll champion-
:hip, another title in u major spm‘l
or
basketball ieum.
ulwu her
di‘ :poned
e Humor
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tennis and golf
“place nettr enough to tho academic
year to he considered with the 19H;-
7 yearn llurvurd won the singles
”nod doubles championship in lentils.
and the. singlet»; championship in golf.
,‘J’vinceton iron the troll loam chum-
. liOl‘tSllll), bottling Yale and then 'ilnr-
_-;§'ard, after the Crimean had detected
”Cornell. ,
_ During the fall Harvard won in soc-
rcer,~% to 0. and in cross-country, 26 to
29 But the tide turned on the day
of the I'lnrvurd-Yalc classic in New
Haven. ‘ In the morning of this day
pibnship, with Yul? leading Harvard
. brunmty poihlu', in the afternoon the
. 1,93 decision was secured by the
‘ . ale eleven.
, This Winter Yule won the wrestling
‘ chatxipionships with 26 points. ”on
.t‘d coming second with 10 1:5 points.
Incidentally, .Ynlc defeated every
Harvard entry in the tournament but
one. When the fencing teams met at
New Haven it was uenorally thought
tltdtrllarvard would win. due to the
.ucellent uhowiug made up to date by
5“ fiber swordsmen. But“ the Elisa tri-
it numbed, 'i to 2.
ckoy. Harvard won ~e‘i‘edltéd with»
ving not only the fastest but the
, best organiied
galore. : The first game, at New Ha.-
‘ n. went to Yale, 2 to 0. .Bupas
arvard had lost. to Princeton in the
very vital. In the second game the
‘ rimson seven bucked this the‘Ory by
filling up n 5 to O‘SCOI‘G against the
its. But the third game of the your
shawed'tlm Harvard seven absolutely
.loss without the services oliCnplain
“Morgan, and Yale \von. 2 lo 0.
all Harvard dishes to balance up the
c classy teams
1'. this spring.
oh the field and
‘By winning the
"l!“- crevv and track, the crirnuon
will get advantagc over the Elie.
heofianciug loam still has a chance
‘ 'indioate ,.itsell by winning in the
Colleglales, and there is” the
fuss 5 team to do something. Both
, "tennis and. golf teams will be out
oldingftheirdhui meets so that Har-
. budge chenille to win here also.
‘lthough’f‘lfale hits a great advantage
dull: ‘lnlhe utter-ts‘ot th&»»year.
‘ stilt hull: ,l’l chance to even
Sui mm
We: $55,?» an alum ,
'y championship, Princeton getting the
Elie have.
shovl'n increasing strength and turnedl
fisccoud in the iutereollegiulea no thull
. . l
a when her ewnummg team in COll't
the. hills. llnrvard does not have
of the Yale. player-3.1
V‘ Cornell won the crime-country chumi
The surprise. of winter~ occurred in.
seven in the college ‘
first gatncund then won the series the E
grilles did not conuidcl' the defeat; as-
‘euson in sports she will have to put‘
t
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claim tennis and the individual golf
golf-team title. Harvard and Yale
are tied with Dartmouth and Fennel'l-
vania for the hockey title, while the
football title is well divided. Cross-
couutry goes to Cornell, and soccer
to Pennsylvania.
,. The results 01‘ the
contests for the 1916-17 season to date,
together; with the champion in each
sport, are as follows:—
Bport. Won by: Score.
Tennis arvard
Golf, did not meet
Harvard-Yale ‘
Champion
Soccer, Harvard 2‘0 Pennsylvania!
Cross country, Harvard 26-29‘ Cornell
*Iutercollegiates, Yale
Football,
v-,
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Fencing, Y-
Hockey.
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Iliockey, llurvard .. 5.0
Hockey. Yule .. 2.0
Wrestling, Yule Eli-ll) 1-2 Yill?[
Basketball. ,dtd not meet Yale}
uell first, Yale second.
fourth. 4
EM ‘
l..urry .
gate to many football victories
ttllll sums
Reserved seat. tickets :6} the Nor!
walk-Blue Ribbon game in Bridgeport.
Tuesday night, have been recelvcd’lu
lNorwalk, and are now selling rapidly.
jFifty tii‘kats were received by the Nor-
lwalk management, but it is expected
[that this number will not be enough to
Harvard ;accon1modale Norwaik
Harvard‘Everyoue who is planning to gel ruah
Prluceton:39315 is advised l
Bill Manning and Jerry Hurrigun,
Cornell two former Norwalk men will appear
Yale ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 5.3 pmspurghwith the A ll Stare this evening. Man-
Brou‘xwmiug will come to this city as manager
Colgaleiof the Stars, and Jerry flarrigan will
Season play one of the guard positions.
not overlMulone, ”the big star of this season will
Yale ........ 2-0. Yale, llar‘ play center against "Chris" l..eonard,
vard Prince-.uud Tom Harry and Ed White
ton. Dt‘llt'i play torwnrde. Ed Roach will play the
mouth tolhcr guard for the visitors.
pvalk lineup will remain the same no
it. was in last week’s games."
Most of the members of the local
*lutercoll-etziote cross country—COT- team are planning to remain in town
llarvul‘ll over tonight and tomorrow.
'l‘mu'l‘ltorp will referee this evening.
Bunkart, who coat-bed l‘ol—‘but whether 'l‘om will mill-lute lemon
last few yours, will be married April .elded.
the
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the row night or not. hats yet to be de—
Wurd Brennan its lhv iiret
4 to Miss Miriam Siauiford Blood. oi choice of Manager Lent/y, but Thorp
Lynn, Mass. thukurt gave up ttotlvvds good enough for Norwulk.
coaching til the close of last, Season;
in order to devote. closer attention 10! With xtleorue Norman and Johnny
ll" “"11 act ”‘ liilt'ltlllttll lit-it‘ll in the lineup
an advisory capacity al llurtmoulll-might, the Blue Ribbons will prose:
his business in Lynn.
his uhun mater: next hillL ..
SEVERAL CHANGES IN YALE
l CHEW.
hie return from England, he
the ramp on the Schuylkill.
1 a .
and second eight varsity races, wall be
added u clash between cavemen weigh
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geighls."
Allen has been promoted to the first the Manhattan Casino, by the score of \vardu
: v . ‘ 1 2 .. ".. -‘ ' ‘ 'n ' ' _ _
.t‘hl‘ll- «“14 Muanughwn “M (ramble $33”: 110:3}:3'“ “$111K?!” Abgd‘l‘: the individual members of the win- Jone, 1: Rose, 1: Calder, 3;~I:lorl:|um,
who have been in the first bout, have . 0 - A m 1m on er all t plug aggregation. All games will be 1.
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.‘Euut.
ignore it
ha»; gluon.
Paterson uncured itself of retention
withdrawn,
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but
The lnttr 110 i ‘ l I To the list of tlventu whith have son, providing his poor ankle (lot-g not
. ;- t‘ "a l ‘l l. . - .
, 0 w. t m" lflm‘ 'll lflkmhppn rowed for sfivfll‘a] years, the first (to buck on him.
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0 start early.
judging
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Leo
will
The Nor-
wuct um ,
dunno
Frederick A. Wench has been rec: .
moved by Governor Whitman on the state will be decided at Colonial hall,
Bridgemrl. Tuesday evening, when
“Th“
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appearance of evil.
close association with different: per
sons financially interested in boxing 'gf‘m‘l “mm-"‘8 M 7‘43 O'clfil‘k and lhe
matches cunts him to act as a super- “‘3 game W1" begin at 8.30 o’clock.
rising and regulating ndlcer. When a The team M" “n”? 9” 10110“
himself XMWEWS”
Mr.
public omcer continually puts
ground that. ”by character and pre-
vlous dealings with others" he is un-
fit to hold office as chairman of the
New York State Athletic commission 891195- F3301! leflm hats won two games
That charge, the eighth and one or the and Tuefiday night’s contest ought to‘
mildest of the accusations filed against be a thriller-
Wenck in January by Harry Polish. . A large delegation or Norwalk root-
John J. White and Patrick ’1‘. Powers; m will so via special train and they
was supstalned by Franklin '1‘. word. are confident the state title will go to
ounsel to the governor. who heard the their team. Norwalk will present the
case as commissioner.
“2001‘ f.’
in a position which permits finyone to
have a reasonable doubt or his honesty
he becomes unfit to hold oilice.
i ,l deem the commissioner's actions
large
n u tubers,
in borrowing money from the manager
of u boxer. recommending a man to
promote a tight: indenting his note in
order to enable him to promote said
light: inking free tickets, eupecinlly in
for boxing matches
and from those interested in the Madh
1. deal: 5‘ 1 be
from
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HITTING THE MAPLES
son Square Garden for other color-
tnituuentu or shows, to be improper. I
return find tlutt the (hair
i ' . u tainted?"
ronc ot the strongest galaxy of stars,
:lliitl. can be brought. together in the?
With both of these men in the,
is doubtful whether or not.
Coach Guy Nit-hulls of the Yule White of Clinton will play for Bridge-
crew hue made several changes in the port. One of these men will have to
olghlu which will meet University of he
pmpmylmnm in Philadelphia on Sol, White‘s grout playing in the present
urtluy, April 7. Since Nickulla took'uerleu it does not seem possible that
charge of the crows this week, upfln‘lmttvy will lathe him out for the last
‘ Not-mutt und llecluuen, how
1 . 4 . ‘uhlt‘led mm the llrul. cud eeoond bouts. evenlvould make a great combination
. . , Thez only consolation ulucltklltil'vlilrllHm“ few irony changes from ”1,. was. all fnpward‘ while '1”. voterou Jimmy
lllS IS lllll<"ll “'lll‘ billik i“ ““3 lulelem rowing order are oxpecletllwl’ore Ulll’lltln'ls apparently" Well able to hold
:up his end at gourd with Walter Swen N
go in, one
u. . r - - v . b(f‘ht.“3: .‘ .~, " '
tug he llmn lot) [)Ollllllh. This mu bL , v llnmulnmhip or the 1mm law I}. boom]... ,, wait...) and n m... must
known Mute race of the ”bantam Basketball league yvslnrdny tiller-
‘uoon when it defeated New York. in
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To further etlmulnte the. onthuuinsm ‘ :1; '
of the 1,957!“ nowepupermen who hurt" fig. M.
lately taken up bowling to quite u can; ‘ . '
uidorable extent. it has been unintelli-
ed that both of the local uuwspupers
form it bowling league. to be compiler
Ni tour ll‘lllllil. The Evening Sentinel
will be represented by the Sentinel
Cfibs and the SeulinelSlugn. and the
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'8peclal Tl’ain Will Take Norwalk
Rooters to Bridgeport Blue
- Ribbons Confident.
The bapktuball championship of the
Ho PLAY Dacmme GAME FOR
l~ STATE TITLE TUESDAY..
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' Opinions and Gossip f
BY IRISH
Quite a change in the weather and
the Norwalku and Blue Ribbons meet. in the song the. young ladies were
in the fifth anduleciding game. or the singing as they started to clean up
their summer gowns.
l By the way the Condon-Carter bout
Was going in the third round, it looked
as though Carter would come out a
victor. He certainly made little Wil-
lle gasp with hra'iaymukers to the
bread basket.
same line-up that. has appeared in the .
Reich
II. F’
Smolick
R. F.
wuurd
(l.
liohuon
l... G.
Ashmeudo
‘ R. G.
_ “the Clover A. (f. defeated the (‘on-
gt *1“ School Seconds term» by the more
.u.‘ ‘32) to 8, at Lincoln school, Smut"
”The pump \"z‘ts for more inttrr~
.n; and entitlm: thou indicated by
performed in
.p.t‘ul utyle. edging six field linsketfi
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CLOVER A. C. DEFEATS CENTER
Loud found, le‘ games played in the series andf
”dearly discloses that the regulation the Ribbona’ line-up will be the same’
of boxing is a difficult matter and that as in past 833195 Willi “16 exception of
those ‘oharged with such duly should leflmforwml. George Norman will
be scrupulously careful to avoid any take "‘9 Pl“? 01’ Johnny Beckman.
His (Wenck’g) Ward ‘Brennan will referee the game.
There. will be a foul preliminary
Blue llllbbons. l
The ring at the boxing exhibition
held Friday night is coming in for its
share of criticism. Jack Dempsey at.
leges that it was not, his fault that the
ring was in such a. condition as he
hired another young man to build it
Whosever fault it may have been. how-
ever, it should not occur again or it
is more than likely that boxing exhi-
Ebitions will be stopped in this city. ;
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Norman: Dempspy didn't go behind in the
White
l‘lhrvey
M urruy i
Swenuon
SFCOHDS.
m
l.) l‘( ‘.
Nt‘u’muu
loud played tine floor work.‘ For (fen
.ler no one. excelled any better than
another, they all played germ, but
ware not ooertelomed to the. Lincoln
Slllflfll baskets. The lineup:
boxing exhibition as every one thought
he did. Jack actually came out some
$12 ahead of the game. But as it hap—
pened, it W81; lite crowd that come
down from Danbury that pulled him
through {or there were mighty few lo-
cal men who attended the. fight.
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COWLER BEATS BONDS
Tom Cowlcr, Jimmie Johneton's
flillby mountain." took just two min-
1uteu lllld mm second to knock out Joe
lloudo Friday night at the Harlem
Sporting club. The westteru boy de-
rided that the canvas was the best
place to spend the reel of the evening.
after (‘owlvz' bud first shot a hard
left to the low nnd followed it with u
terrific right to the stomach.
Bonds tell with a crash, and got up
after a count of four. He was a
mark for tho Eugliebmnrs next slow.
but no Cowler tointed his man into
position for the final punch Tex
O’Rourkemihe reioroo. stepped be-
, Clover Center Seconds.
llour mil place the Hour 3000;); and Newman ..... C id“ tween them and sent Bonds to his
”I“ ”0111 TYDOS “I “I? field. The . """"""""" ll (‘1' corner
managers ot both thorn‘laeo and the I" L ‘ ’ L .
orwulk “"931 11379 . DI‘HCUFBHYQBCHH ............. . ........... SUI" KERR WINS AT GOLF
agreed to furnish ,u handsome silver: K I“ '; ‘ ______.
:loving cup Mitch will become. the pro-F Pl“? , . - - ' ~1 ------------- Sl'k l-l.vl{. Kerr of annwlch is the new
perty of the warming loom upon. the l C- West. Coast amateur golf champion.
close of the season. if "the league. real- l-illldc‘ll ---------- -------- -- Young lle defeated c 11. Gardner of Provi~
. . , R. G» * deuceuti up and 4 to play. in the thin
as If it would, eurleloyer will be tax-”loner: ..................... Borglmu 1;,mllolp final played over the ‘two
ed a. certain amount which will go 10‘ 1.. G. chursea of tlte~~Bellcall‘0 Heights, F13”
purchasing tabs 01‘. emblems for;
gone buck to [hit second. Sodernlron. than bud been exported, Tlto’zl‘ltlxggl; played on the Nor-dim: and the Palace:
Alleys. and will be singed when con-
"Ohnson veuienl. Wednesday and Friduy even-
, . inm preferred. The. first. game of the
’l- ”“9“ series is slated to be played this Wed.
nesday night. at. the Palace Alleys. in,
,tho former freshmen stroke. has been New York
d Tldfiltlt‘h
promoted from the third to the scoop
crew on stroke. and Adams has gone
Qbnel; to the third as stroke.
‘ The make-up of the three nights
lwho will go to Philadelphia is as to
lows:
“'llHlll‘l‘
1_ McMillan
l Varsity—finch: Hyatt; No. 7, MM."
JGroen; No. 6. Salynrds; No. 5, Fox: ll 1
(“it y
gm.- 4. Contain Meyer; , No. 3, Allen:
No. 2, .Hnrrlman; » lbmv. Lawrence:
boxewuin.’ Oliver. !
iSecondelroko, Sodet'slmn: No. 7.
Maanughton; No, 6, Coleman; No. 5,
lAlkius; No. 4, Page: .\'0. 3,".\lead; No.
‘2, Gamble; bow, Woolley; coxswuln.
Lashed
l Bantauv—Stroke. .McKim; No. 7,
BeachLNO. 6,'\MQore; ('0. 5. Britain:
No. 4, Thuyer; i’o. 3,1{amiuWuy; No.
‘2,.Kltchell; bow, Anderson: cousu'tl‘fii’.
Sheppard. - .
Apparently it' is up to Reich and
Ashmeud to do most of the scoring
Tuesday night. These two men seem .
:to have. their eye on. the open baskets.
l .
l his
work.
Loft Forward
Right For ward
Punter
' Loft Guard
Right Guard
Referee Tom ’l‘horp.
dependence
“Stretch" Harvey,
Joe Dreyfustss, and Johnny Bockmou. 191
‘This lineup would include four of the, "'
grout. Sheeuuhead Bay quintet, and al~l
though “Ernie” Reich would he play-'
ing with the opposition.
men might pull off some good team
It would be a hard matter to
decide whether Johnny hecirmnn or night.
Reich is the better man.
on Jack-
George
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motto, 0? THAT BAND or:
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Heat's Am: CRAH mm LlEUTENANT
l‘. ‘lmm’mn North Main street. when the Sentinel
1, Cubs llnd the Hour Scoops will line
'I' C mlon up against each other; The Hour Ty
" pea and the Sentinel Slugs will roll
llruggy (1
their first. gums at the some. time an
place. if convenlent for both teams.
. ‘ Howard Worden, of» the Office team
Perhaps Manager heavy will “SR of the Nottvalk Tire & Rubber Co.
M urra y.
Norma u.
nizos
est; players ol’ the country for Tues-,
day‘s game. '
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local , management.“ from
inhibit Clinton and White out iotlthe League captured high score on bl
gump Tuesday uiuht. and put it! of pics at the Nol‘wnlkélleys last, week,
,with a. total ”of 246.
not the weeklyduck.
‘fErule”. druggisls’s
.l’nlls to extract. ull‘ rheumatic
'and swelling—Them is nothing llkel
Word Was received yeslefllfiy by “18‘ it. ‘ 503 and $1.00 the bottle at .yuurirepeal of the Fruwley boxing law and
Mail order-smiled onshls action in failing to appoint a sue,
Reich. that Joe Dreyfus would prob- $1.00 size. For sale in ‘So. Norwalk by-Cessor for Wench nienns that the law
ably play With Bridgeport Tuesday,]-l. A. Mead.»
John Loavy presumably recog- ~
.ihe atrength of the local team,
w
lt‘lold tmuISw-vamnn. ll; Resin, 6:
lleiercc, Mr. Eunice.
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RHEUMMISM? l0
",8 All “UNI“! length to halve holes in the alter-
“Neotrone Prescription 99" is‘ the}
"Quickest Remedy For Painful,
"30,3 {Banulgosu lug linimeuts.
on record at sons by purifying the blood.
“Neutrons; Prescription 99” poster.
pain
Swollen Rheumattc‘ Joints
"Neutrono Prescription 99" puts’
joints and muscles in line shape, is.
easy to thke t‘our tenstmonful a day
,3 and your poor aching. swollen joints
are gone. No more greasy, vile smell,
It eliminates the pol-l
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‘Iti..yotli‘“lenant is delinquent andi
destructive become u Sentinel clause
lied ud-‘verliser at once.
t
Country Club.
Kerr led by 4 up at the end of tho
,utoruiug hull“, uNl 'w' M‘ more mill."
int-n when 27 holes had been complet-
Qed. Both plilyt'rll were. out in 37. but
i‘Kcrr held his lead throumi phenom
Seoul putting. 011 live greens Kerr
holed puts from ten to twenty feet
.tinoon round.
,LOOKS BAD FOR BOXING ,
' GAME w new YORK
‘ It» is the belief in boxingr circles
loduy that the removal of Fred Wench
as chairman of the State Boxing Com-
slon may prove ' no immediate
death blow to the game in New York.
Tel-mills Wench unfit for office. Gov
femur Whitman has stripped him of
,l his odlclel duties and has announcod
stunt be will not: appoint a successor.
'The governor has recommended the
will be repealed upon. 5‘
llf your tenant; is delinquent and
’destructive Ibecome n Sentinel classi-
fied advertiser at once.
The ML; airport Herald gave Km
a draw in his fight with Martin.
Young McAuliffe, the popular young
pepper box of Bridgeport, is 301118 to
mix things with Al Shubert. tne New
Bedford lightweight, on March 30 I!
New Haven. Hue expects to win an
easy victory, although Al may prove
a. lemon to him and resemble Johnny
Hayes in that respect. I
Willie Condou booeted the pride of
his services at the last minute Fri-
day night. He was to get $30 for
meeting Young Carter of Stamforth
but. "just before it was time for him to-
go on he asked for 820 more. He got~
it because the management didn'li
care to disappoint the publig and col!
the bout off.
Jack Dempsey certainly cannot lice
blamed for the tray in which the hox~
lug show was pulled of? Friday. .13ch
prepared u good cord and it would
have been a pear-h had not the two ‘
unfortunate accidents occurred. As it
is Jack is going to repay the public:
at the next about by making it tha
best ever.
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'AN AUTHOR'S ODD AVERSIOM
The “stoic” meal had attractions for-
lEdward Fitzgerald, who, among his»:
other pedul’turilivw. hated to bee peo-
ple enjoying thcirlood. On one oo-
casion, after. u mun had finished :r.
glues of wine in his company Md gone,
out. of the room, Fitzgerald remarked
with dl‘agusl', l‘lid ynu notice how h-rli
look no his glues? l um all!" he liken:
it. Be '" Fitzgerald himself, ar~
cordln “ ills «biographer, A. (V. Ben—-
nctt. "lm. practically on bread and
lruit. mostly. apples and peers, even
u' turnip, with sometime-r. chemo or‘
butter end milk puddings. But. hi1“
was .uolwa bigoted vogotnrlm To»
avoid an appearance of singularity:
he Would eat meat at other houses
and provided it in plrntv for hilt
guests. But the only social meal hm .
cared to join in was "tea, pure and,
simple. witlrbread and butter."
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ODDlTIFS OF THE NEWS.
The setting hen may be poevlstr.
but she's unspent.
vli‘vcr em: a booster looking for a
chance to make good? -
oesn't always make the
der the wire. first.
box of candy will win a.
girl quicker than a. lilo-lino nrv'm.
Say the right. thing at the rim '
time nd some 1001 Will envy.
It must be a great relief to some;
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