3L“: it)“. April 23 w!“ in
less Willard going to set busy in the
ring? 2
Herd-1.1M- question litԤ_i\t'ef.i oi
ilnnxa helical throughout the country
are asking, yet Willard goes merrily
on u a side Show attractioti'tn um
circus» league. and the heavyweight
situation continues to he as uninter-
we»: as it has been sineé Jesa 809m
Dad Jack Johnson for the count in
Haunt.
Early in the your boxing tans saw
a ray of hope? when Fred Wilton loom-
ed up on the 'iistie horizon. The
in the New York central reported
that only ten per cent or the mine
operated west 0! Male. arrived at
the point or destination on time. Ac-
cording loathe statement inst puuisb-
ed by the upstate Public Service
Commission) tor March. those same
lines showed 38 per cent 0! trains on
time.
RECORDS BY. THE
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. Livery” Stable nines. Fax
Trot
Dixieland ass Band
‘01:: Step.
. . Poor glittet‘fly Here are the figures for March, and , _.
_ Wis Holiday. 1 also for February: ‘ Rochester plasterer was heralded its
DONNELLY’S . W Mar. Feb. the only Wavntlable heavyweight to put .
- . . New York, New Hall. & H. 83.4 82.1 in the ring .Wllll VB lllal'd, and {01' a
.14 we: nun from ,Lackawana .............. 37.1 13.1 short time he bathed in the spotlight.
—— -- - "31111.08". & Pitts ......... 811.0 59.4 Thin Call Morris came along and
NOW Long Island ‘ 30.7 7&5 spilled plaster all cr'ct the ring in a
N. Y.. Ont. and Wébt 79.7 , bout with Fulton and Frederick' s
'1' the Time to confide: N. Y. Cent east of Buffalo . 77,5 2 63 31W star disappeared behind the clouds.
' * ' Rep epaperutg Your Home Pennsylvania ... ......... 76.8 61.2 Bum” "1 Wil'i'd" "W"
”USE FA'NTING Erie 73.7 58.3 . \lori'is has long hem flclenioring for
tea Cheeridlly Given Delaware it: Hudson ..... 73.3 60.0 a Milli? “"31 “lllard. “9 Clam“
CF“ “’Phone 1446 3051011 & Albany ...... L. 72.7 582 that when he {list come into public
J, W‘. "HUBER Boston 3: Maine ......... 65.6' 5131mm»: its 0 "units hope" Willard re-
’93 50, Main SI- ' So. Nor-W311; Iaehlgh Valley ........... 61.1 43. o tuned to meet him At that time. Will
Rolland ................. 44.2 41.0 ard was also being groomed as a con-
' Michigan Central ........ 40.5 1511 tender. or late Morris is showing to
3- Y- Cent west .Of Buff.. 28.7 10;; better advantage and at the present
'iime he looks like the logical oppo
nent for “illard. Yet a strict c-om
paris-on of the hit) shows sit heavx bill-
‘ Ull't in \iillartl’s fmor.
lllllili Sioran showed a tin-ah ulicn
knocked 0111 Toni Cowler, but Ful
:21. did in: it not! and null little Jack
lllllull holds a knockout vi‘cimy over
the t'uulbei'lantl "Man Mountain.”
.llm Coffey is not taken seriously out-
side of a few faithful followers in
New 'YOl'k. who refuse to ~adluit that
he has no championship class. Bob
lloverc looks like it hunter who is
rugguiijuough to battle with any
heavyweight. of his “‘i'liilll. 11nd inches.
but Bob isn‘t ill Willurtl‘s class when
it cmnes l7) site. The rest of the
would-be heavyweight champions are
going some if thcy hold a State chum-
pionshlp for six months. so lllv field
is for from a brilliant one
Jess May Retire
Wilhud‘s long pcliod of ltllcncss
night IPITTSFIELD MURDER CASE CON; and lllr itpporhil intimation to keep
TINUED.
AMERICWANWaOOl—LEGES m TURKEY
T0 cort'rmus.
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to that you place part of your
in mm and thereby avoid hav- STOCKHOLM. April 28.——Via Lon‘
r” slip away from you in some lav-“1°: 1. The American colleges in Con-
er- stintinople have been permitted to
.. ‘ Wcontinuo their activities. according to
W trout 593303 is near at hand a report rfom the Swedish minister
there will be many a slip be there which was communicated to
en the "Rod and the Brook" be- American Minister Morris by the
' 30‘! land enough to be able to Swedish foreign oilice. The message
iteyourlriends .to a feast of the from Constantinople said also the
Turkish government was acting "with
, W great courtesy "
.1. Stewart oi Norwalk motors A newsnaper report from Amster‘
Ianw-lsboro every day for the mill: dam on April 22 said that a dispatch
hedby the farms of James A. from Constantinople reported that
Wilmot Edmunds.E1-- Robert College and Bible House and
IBM: Scofield and the South Eastern its branches. all controlled by Ameri-
firms at the Vista Ridge farms. cans. me being closed
m-Red Men's dance Mondais
nsic by Svec s orchestra.
though urging the people to plant PlTTSl-‘IELD. ADIU. 33 ATM. [
9235“” land ‘0 “’00 5“"75- ‘m against Lincoln McKinley Grant,
.19 54.315“ government 'nwmg‘ml' Margaict Hewitt and Mrs. Celia
continues to distribute gloat .lt’ring
W bouts of flower sécd pat hopes to '
mtltuents of congressmen.
Ottoman Government Acting “With
Great Courtesy"
(h:
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'lmil ol iltc ri; 1c as long as possible.
ihlligptrl thui 1.0 docs not intend to
““9 ilizlit :;_'.'.1in lol:111\tllii‘.c,but tircus
\lrs. box-cilia it‘l'tllle‘ ln oilc \' .11 Will.
.\'ols. 111d cannot be lilaml‘d. 101 ”‘0 04““
held in connection with 0113' been clnnr
murder of Miles Henry Hewitt were‘
:laltcn up in distiict court yt‘rllP-l‘dilth
.afterno n A
*Apply borso sense to the buying week 13:15 grantegonlinuancc of 0"“
Find out about ”‘9 Grant is held
W-
11! contenders who hun-
far from what it should be
i lint Willard should remember that.
’ ran idle champion \Oi'ill loses prestige
. art and economy of Burnham .bail in the case 2‘3?“ bail “bu" and the respect of the boxing pub;
or Cosy. Comfort Heat. Lord 8: gplaced at 32 0.00 0 rs Hewitt ““3 lic. and even though he might be call
.. ham 00-. lrvlngton, N. Y. 1W“ held Mrs. Noiterlng, who cd upon to moi-t the foremost contend-
as an accessory after the
fact, was discharged. Mrs Hewitt is m- for It smaller ruiae than he has
still in the hospital. and 1..” “mm"? b ‘9“ “5“"5
ito appear in court.
Who people who are trying to save .
country by raising gardens need;
tool it necesrsary to raise so much
tune and other transient vegetables W
t will last about two weeks, and
ville twice as much of these foods
ceded.
populatilv by getting into action.
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TWO owes son SassoENs
l
‘ .
‘ publlt should Willard annoncc his re-
‘Wtiroulcut after the present circus sea
son cnds.
_.._..._.
The Dresden B. B. C. will meet the
.Amel'lcan's for the first time this sea
son on the Broad River diamond, Sun-
t t o n
inViell 0‘ he 5"“ am unt 0‘ la d day afternoon. game 3 p. m. Manager
n broken it into rdens, one .
8 is sure that the iffoduction oi ‘Logau pill give his opinion after the
' Same who will claim the East Nor-
VW- wormwood parsley, pig walk amateur chant lonshi h
'3".- and all 9th” known weeds is Ling a threegame sesies. The! i211:1:
318 10 break all records ““5 5'9”“ battery. Whone and Holmes will be
in the lineup. The Dresdens‘ lineup
for Sunday morning's game agaln'stz'
the Cheny A. C. will be Holmes, c;. T .-
Berberick lst; St. John 3rd;- T Boss ’
ing r. t; A Eula c. t.;Wl3.- Anderson.
_: s.s.' , A. Riley 1 L; I; Swanson 2nd;
.R. Dugan pitcher; E. Miller end Tsrenl
“32:”: :Ie‘lzfiztizliingfig 3:; big utility. For afternoon gains against
.. iAm-erlcans of East Norwalk, Holmes
0“" will be made by auto §c.;. '1‘. Betherick 1st; Bossing r f.; B.
lWhone p.. A. Eula c. i'.; B Anderson
,s.s.; M. Tsreai 3rd; Stalehn utility
lBoth games will be played on the
. lBroud River diamond. I
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ring and hand some “Would be chum
pion 21W drubbing
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regular weekly meeting of Cock-
ristNd 32.1. o. a M. was
W hat Wright in Md Men's Hall in
,1 street. Six new candidates '
iected, and preparations ’weret;
r a large delegation to go to
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one-third oliho cost of baseball.
question of putting up their bonds.
guaranteeing that 'they will
through the' season, and
provided for.
use in The Sentinel.
‘thc gates small of the parks of the cir
——-—-——- tcuit on all days except Saturdays
W —~FREE LECTURE inundays and holidays
:"Will Jesus Come Again? If Sol: President Dan O'Neil
Wh‘fi 7" by Pastor Manta Sturgeon, 0f .ltle meeting. and the clubs were rep
New York City Red Men's 131311. resented as follows: Hartfoard '..l H.
South .\'orwalk, Sunday, April .09, 3 Clarliin; Bridgeport C. P. Lane J12,
W p. m r... ‘ 1|.\cw Haven, James T Collins; Next
W'l'l-". 1:) With”
AFSATURDAYMA’YBSth...‘ ,
All money deposited 111 this bank or
lore May 5th will draw intern i from
held,l\'illlan1 E. Carey;
iEduard F. 'Smith and+..\l. J. Sic
Million; “Lawrence. John A. Flynn;
WPWortland. .\l. .l. Garrity.
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tiring tor it (‘lliilit-e ill his shy'ltiuct is.
he would increase his
it would not 'suprprise The boxing
injustice in boxing not
should either retire or get into the‘
mmmm~
for $5. gigi‘ng the fans a reduction ot
The'various club; reported on the
go
the report"
showed that all the bonds had been
The league also voted
that. women will be Admitted free at
p1 esided at
iLondo'n 3. Eugene \lchnn; Spring
‘ . of which use the abolition of a train-
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er the impound mute. Bttthehaa' tinninxlhow.
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Pennsylvania Star kibble Wins
Four Events—Jinn! Successive
Victory 'for ltita 11o Cotilli-
lion Have Some Eitcct 011 Meet
PHILADELPHIA April 28,—How
21rd Berry of the University of Penn- '
syiianla. football star. baseball player
and National Guardsman. yeptcrday_
for the third successive. y'.eai won the
college pentathion championship at
the twenty third «annual relay race
carnival on Flankliu F‘icld. He can
lured four of the ”the events compris
log the pentathlon and finished third
in the other—the discus throw. Berry
won the running broad jump, the
laveiln throw and the 200 and 1500
meters races in easy fashion. :
Berry scored 7 points; 13. Jones of.
Form State College was second, will)l
l
15.p0ini8. The scores made by tho
other llv men in the competition
wore: A. Dalnbley Penn stole 17; Il.
Root. Swarthmoro College. 20; W.
Creighton. University of Pennsylva-
nia, 24; C. Ganzcl,.Bucknell Univer-
sity. 20; W. McCarthy. lrtrhigh lini-
t'crsity. 30.
in winning the 200 meltr race. 13-61-
In France they soy W‘Tt‘ll it to
Sweeney." just as they do in every
city of the United Stairs whit-h sports
is rialto. Captain (‘hiu'lcs Sn'cency,
soldier or fortune. and (-Aptnin in the
Foreign Legion, is responsible to: .
lrv nlndc luster time than he did in that. Captain Sweeney is n Wes! ‘
19m, and Doom broke the pen- Point maul. But things got too dull
- i the tar him in the United States, and ltc
‘lathlun record 111 (‘lip tiring joined the Foreign Lt-gion. which it);
discus throw. home of
i ihictlgo thrillers-m had a wulhowr
lln tllc American championship dis
ti‘tncc medley race. hcr rtcnni running
lanai from. Pennsylvania, the only.
other mutant. The American chum
lpionship sprint ulqdlcy relay race was
limp by Pennsylvania. Chicago l‘nl
vcl'sily pushing the Pt-nnsy'lmninns
.. ii the w 115'. 9 a
War conditions liad some cliect on
the meet set out! of the lunar unlicr
1>izlllt~s usually lcp'rcaentcd scratching TON.
their entries The. performances with Gov‘imor Marcus H. Holcomb wont
Wu few exceptions were only fair. Therm Derby Thursday m spend the “799k
1on yards hurdle ”‘99- “bk-Th usually end with Judge William H. Williams .
18‘!”ch 1mm? 800d performers, had Next Week he will go to Washington
only three Hill'bs- ll. ““8 won byP -1o attend a contort-nee on prepared-
Ki. smart of Northwestern University. nus VH9, will be accompanied by
one of his opponents was .\leanix, the Judgo Lucien p Burpee, Wand Jam,
ilnst Harlot-d man. who led Smart on John .\‘. WBrooks oi Torrlngton
gtil the stretch was touched.
' in winning the running hop, stcpi' In preparing the ‘natlon for war.'
and jump event. \l'. ll. Overbt-e of there ls'litlle room for the fox trot
lllinols an added entry, made :1 new and the cigarette
collegiate record oils feet 432 inches
Ti 1 'd 4' f t ‘1.~.
11 former rccor \\ as .1 cc is 8‘2”“ a‘pWhWerWs
and Bookkeepers
inches, ma lc bv Cartel oi‘ lllinois lids!
:'V'\ar " .
Wanna do good .work with
:poor vision.‘
" A visit to our oculist will
mnny years has been lllu
foreigners who “lsllt‘tl to ‘scm:
France They iii-.111» hint :‘ captain:
they had in inc-«tum he did so 111nm;
daring: things ‘tlc was ntwded. ilc 111'-
rived in the United States on the‘;
Adriatlc‘tlm other day and he... is now
ins to do what he can to arouse the
American people to tho importance of
Mm war. The captain wears on his
coat nil the medals for bravery which
the ‘rench govtwrnnlenl gives.
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Tile board of ifcgenls of the l'niyer-EW
city of Michigan yesterday ruled up.
unixncusly in farm of having \iichi-
gun return to the Wertcrn Athletic
Conference... \lichlg'an severed rela-
tions 11 1th thchstém Conference in
1905. The break was the result of
Michigan's' deterri’iinatlon not to ac-
cept certain traihing- restrictions, one:
"The House of Good Glasses."
l '3? Artsnuc 5.... Stamford, Conn. ,
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Fucultv rcp~cscnlatives of the "Big
more. " “no 11111 cht on the application
of the Uniscrsity of Michigan for rc-
admission to the Western Conference. ,
are “ported to be. unanimously in
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