UNlCllNilllEN'fllf”
NtNNNtNNNNNNt
‘ (By Irish)
Full of pen, spirits and joy, Batt-
~Iag Kunz, champion light Weight of
Wcticut, will journey to New Ha-l
ten Monday evening and there give
little to Chick Brown, cit—light weight
thump. Kunz is overflowing with‘
mtidence and unless our dope is cn-l
£5?er off, he will bring home the bat
‘mn as sure as it has been raining ev-
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
nished by them on application.
G. Corset (‘o.. of $1,000 and of Miss
Florence Matthews of $500, are gratey
fully acknowledged. Through a misc
understanding in the announcement of
the big preliminary subscriptions the
name of Mrs. C. E. Miller was credit-
677 other du} during June.
This is tl‘f‘ first titne during ltist
vmreer that Kunz‘ has really settled
‘down to hard tacks and really train-
ad Usually the. Battier would re-
. train from eating candy and sweet-
meats/tor a week or so before a bat-
tle, pick up a second hand boxer, go
through a few rounds’of boxing and
. then consider himself in fit condition.
He has come to realize that this sortl
[or work can’t get by as can be seen
13y the result of the last few fights.
3 Take that with Charley Pitts. for in ‘
stance. It' Kunz had been in any!
shape at all, he should have given
Pitts the whipping of his life. ‘But
no. During every session of the fight.
he was swinging wildly and at the end
the battler was on his last legs. A
l
'do wonders with his work. That
the state of mind that Kunz has fin-i
ally got into and if he sticks to it..'
{here is no reason in the world. why
I: can’t give the little Italian the!
‘Ifl'mining of his life. i
Local sports claim that Brown has
a yellow streak, but that is a fact that:
hilard to prove. They claitn that had“
he been any sort of a lad during his:
last 'fight with Kunz when he had
lid arm. he would have gone ahead
ad finished the job with his remain-
hg fist. This is carrying the think
no for. however, and in our opinion
‘ Mom was in the right when he quit
fighting when his arm went on the
Ulnk. ‘
BIG
L WN FETE
FOR RED CROSS.
(Continued 'From Page One.)
lgller, Mrs. John (‘avanagln Mrs, Wil-
f‘iam H. Earle, Mrs. Reed Tiavilund,
.mrs. Walter Pierson, Mrs. ’l'. W.
Brooks, Mrs. Edward E. Galahcr, Mrs.
J. P. Ncwltirk, and Ht'sfl. Eben
Hill. Jr.
“.3..." ._-~__..
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DANCE AND DINE
The Commercial (‘lttb of the Center
high school closed a most successful
:Iseason last evening with a banquet
1nd dance at OO'Sullivatt's Dot-ion
~House. About twenty-live members
\vore'prcscul and Landlord O'Sttl‘tivan
‘outdid himself in the serving of an ex-
colloid dinner.
Following the banquet, a dance was
their] in the pavilion to must furnished
by Kocher's orchestra. Thcrc was a
large attendance at the dance. them
hing at least onc hundred people
mfié'ltt. ' Lovers of the terpsichorc
Qoyed‘ a pleasant time. The dance
broke up at. a late hour.’
This is the last social affair of the
(homerclal club of the season. It was
most successfful ’afi’alr.
The committee in charge of last
tights dinner and dance consists of
3:3. Adolph Baxter. Miss Maud Gray.
and Miss Louise Close. Miss liaura
Raymond and Miss Lucy Handsome.
.130 did much toward making it a suc-
.1!
ll
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(‘1
ft
A regular meeting of McKinley
“up. 'No. 9, U. S. W. \*., was held
lgt. night in the headquarters in the
WWII Assembly Hall building. in Wall
went. Routine matters of business
more transacted. attd unfinished busi-
ness and report on the recent conven-‘
”on were completed. l
.The second day of the big eastern
t which is being held at Hartford
ran off successfully yesterday.
it]
rlct
‘brot ltcrs
\‘t
Liner hits mine; none lost. Should have thought that the mine would
shave been missing;
"Thirty Thousand l’oles Hanged.“
According to the assessor's returns it] Salina, Kan, tit-ere are only two,
watches in the town. Talk about Rip Van Winkle!
sleep both day and night.
The people of Greece got 4,000 mm of wheat for their late king, so it “
was not a bad move from a business point'of \ie\\.~~Spri afield Ru‘publi-
Gill].
ii I] y W21 ,V.
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Fish. telegraph or telephone?
4——
t —-0-
.cd with the donation of $500. The
lamoun' generously given by
it‘harles 1*). Miller.
The Noon Hour Reports
The noon hour nit-cling yestcrday
\‘-‘ l'! 5
The inhabitants must was a bummer. The real “ let it" spir-
‘lit was even more apparent
‘tllly of the pretious days.
than on
\Vllllt‘ GY-
1ety one of the tired and hungry work-
=rs did full jdsticc to the good tlin‘
,ncr that (‘olottcl Russell provided, it
lis vt-ry doubtful if one out of every
'dnzen knew when they quit the cold
In looking over the (‘ruger case. the work of the New York police titc.l“illll and innate Still!“ and lfit‘klcd the
partment beats anything seen in this section.
slcttths
Battling Kunz took off another pound yestcrllay and is right down
Hogan and other Bridgeport promoters wctc
What they
, weight, that is, 138 pounds.
WAT h‘ll'l‘tle .
1.:
till he
t
‘SCHO
might well be called
300‘} trainer, together with plenty ofty in New Haven Wednesday watching Chick Brown work out.
‘0Tk '011 lht.‘ part Of any boxer, ('im. saw didn't make tltcm feel very confident _of llrown's ability and botlt inch
is“ decided to pttt their money on the loc :tl champion.
NNt
"no
“Ills; .t
killed four persons at the Dr. Buc
farm. in the town of Stockholm, St.
Lawrence county, last night. He mur-
dcretl them with a rifle.
.lamcs Ludue, 48; Mrs. .loscphlnc Rog-
ct‘s_ ltl. sister of the Laduc brothers.
and Dr. Theron Jcttkins. oL llrttsltcr
Falls, who was called to the ltottscli‘t “WT-
to administer to llr. llrigus pcrson~I
"itlly. Aficl‘ llrigus ltad writ-,2 llttt'»‘CUBS Gl
Lttdttc
18 _\'cars. he plttt'cti'.
ltcr iii the bottom of the wagon andl
tdue. a ucice of the
.u get]
'dro\c to l’otsdttd. ton miles distant. . . ‘
where be surrendered. The girl who ltuscunttt “lill the thtcngo \tttionals,
httd witnt-ssctl tltc murder of her t‘cl- \vltosc leg was brokt-n rally in [pp “.3.
ativcs. told a dramatic story ol tltc :50".
tragedy and then collapsed.
llrinus has been subjected to tits -. r ‘
of melaucltolizt and is thought to bc “m" ll‘l-‘l’llft-llt. \vltcrt- the club ls
dcranged. Though quiet. it was said playing. .
tt'il‘lcs l
.‘NORWALK ' IS DOING
bt-cautc cut-accd ttt
0L TEACHER
KILLS WIFE OF
(Continued Front Page One)
\‘ctl.
the latter.
] tllt‘
'licn
trt lit-r
WASlilXG'I‘O‘N. .luue 22.—The Ma-
rine Corps need 4.362 men to make up
its full authorized
MAN SHE LOVES .
Miss lliuuca Mills whcrc Mist: Luck
to kecp
Aftcr Mrs. lit-bcrts rcttt'lt-
Mills rcsidt-ncc sltc cullcti on
the tclcpltonc :tnd asltctl that hcrhtm
hand conic and bc present at :1 cott-
lcrenct- llt'lWOf‘ll herself and Miss Lusk
ltc rcucltctl
minutes later. he found his wife dcad.
Miss intuit
and rcsistcd arrest for-an hour. When
ll:
an appointment
the house
locked ltcrsclt‘ in a
resistance appcarcd
she shot llt’l'St‘lr’lWlf‘t‘.
Litters found in Miss Luck's room up". songs of a few )‘Q‘nl‘ti ago,
indicated that Miss littsk intended to
commit suicide, but not mut'tlc". . .
letter was addressed to Mrs. li‘obcrts ”“ lltt Add?” to “hm You Got “pm“
and number to Rl‘V. W. S. West-tilt. 3 Little llit “01“". 51‘0“]
requesting hint to otliciatc at hcr fun- sort of combined text for those jolly
czal.
Elcvcrul Weeks ago Mrs. Roberts is
mid to htnc , , . .
board of education and to have asked .\orw:ilka mnmh"“”" to the Red
for Miss Lusk's dismissal, alleglnrt Cross “'1” Fund.
that she was ttot a proper person to
rho associated with the school. '
appeared before
NNNN ,
lllllSllllllll’ERSIlNS‘
N. \'., June 22.»--
The victims left-handed pitcher
Wt’l‘t‘I “PM." ”Hill". 45; his bTOlllt‘l‘wPittsburgh clttb last year front the
l.lt}.(‘ksolt\'illc Club of the South Atlan‘
llftccn
strength of thirty
instead of dctcctivcs,
“dech'st.”
_....
PIRATES CAN EVANS
today by Manager Callahan of the
Pittsburgh National League club.
Morgttnton. N. t‘.
obtained
tic Imagttc. has been ordered to rcport
V.E VIC SAlER
' (‘llll'MHR .lttuc 2‘1.»- \'ic Sttict', ttrst
was ttttcotttlitiunully rt bust-d yts
tcrtlay. according to at special dispatch
l FINELY FOR RE!) CROSS-i
_ Lid Goes Of( at Noon
Thus far in tltt- cttmpaiun the mctu»
bct's of each team have furnished the
t
——«.— Executive (‘ommittcc with a list T);
Izouuht l could do 'II. 1 ltl‘.(‘(l llt'. ”Hm. rcsidcuts ”W tltcy “th to
tlobt-rts and want lttm now and st!» _ ..
W." sec pct:.t)|tally and tin otltm- mm
Mrs. llobcrts twin to thc ltomc o. “"1”” “5k ”W1“ “‘1' i‘llllst‘l'll'tiour. llc-
riuuim.r at lllt.‘ noon hour todtly the
lid is off and any utcmbcr of any team
may ask any ('iilZf‘ll to contribute or
to increase subscriptions already
made and there is sure to be some
spectacular :tttcmpts to "put one ovcr‘;
on some other team that has ttot laud-
c.l certain fish for which they wore
tingling.
"Get Out and Get Under"
‘ The spirit of the titles of two pop»
“(let
Out and Get l’ndcr" and "livery Lil.
with
l’OOlll
:t'lcss:
0th
to form a
bttt earnest men that are giving cv-
thi cry minute of their time to boosting
Banks Will Take Subscriptions
l in order that every person in Nor~
walk desiring to contribute to the War
Fund may do so. everyone of Nor-
wnlk's nine banks is authorized to ac-
cept subscriptions and the necessary
it)‘
AND CALL OUT ALLEN
PITTSBURGH. June :2.—>\\'illiatn
Evans, pitchcr, was sent to his home
Evans has been ttnlit to play all spring
the battler on his last legs and broke Frank llrings. 1‘ fugmhand. 38““ 25- and will probably ltc plat-cd'with a
minor league club lll‘lll‘ his home at.
llick Allen, a young
by the
UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE,
the strawbcrries and ice cream, because
:thcy were so blamed busy turning in
. :just one more dollar to keep their
team well up in the running.
in opening the conference Judge
Gregory called upon llcv. M. lleebe.
pastor of the Norwalk M. E. Church,
'who delivered a rattling good utltll‘9s~‘
'totering the needs of quick and stifli-
cicnt financial aid for lied (‘ross
lwork to protect the health and to git'e
cmufort to .’)lll' boys at the front. He
brought ottt the fact that those
row minded ones considered the in-
creased price of beans and other per-
sonal discomforts were far front r‘ral-
izing tltc seriotmcss of the situation
and that it nccdcti some big (’Vt‘lll like
this licti (‘l'oss War Flint] Week to
brim: it home to them, He was round-
ly applauded.
Judge in cttlliut: oil"
team captains for their financial
pm'ls' mentioned two large contribu
tions that were included, one the $1.-
-tltttl from the R. o G. (‘Ol‘St‘l (‘o., and
lit“
1....
Gregory
Eli‘ltlt’t-ztcc Matthews. Then came the
rcports as given lit yctttirdagfls cvctr
' int: papers.
| Team Crews Jolly Lct
'l‘hcrc was a lot of fun as various
tc:ttn captains mudc tltcir rcptu‘ts.
Naturally there is a kccu but
friendly rivalry bctwccu lllr‘ mcmbcrs
of the diffcrt-nt tcams and tltcrc “as
a lot of jostling: that made plenty of
fun. whctt (‘aptttiu Hcymtutr (‘ttrtis of
tcttm No. it. rcati off the high mark ot'
the day. $1.235. some one said: "That
ltn't t‘cptztiu Curtis. it's t‘aptain Kid?"
.lillll' s‘ '
and his llllllt'll
vcry
‘\'ott're \itouuf it's .lcssc
.:l'.outctl tlllttlltt‘l'. llc
t-l burglars :trc brinrint: litllltc the b:t~
ccu just ill-J same?" ycllt-tl sonic out"
rise. and thc crowd l'fllil'f‘tl. The fol
l'l\\'lllL‘ interesting ll’ilt‘l‘ that “it"
tcadbv Father Lynch in connection
with lllt- rt-port of team No: S. and was
proctctl with chccrs: .
lixcctttivc (‘omutitttt‘x Rctl (‘rtvn
War Punt].
{it utlcmcn: -
The prcmut local movcutcttt ln rttis-‘
in: funds for thc ltumuuitary work of
the. llcd (”toss in rclicvittg the stiff
critigsttt‘ tltosc herocomhtttnnts of the
Allies has the strong support of every-
one of our members. At a rcccut
meeting it was unanimously voted to
contribute the sum of fifty dollars to,
wards the ptst cause of inking carc,
of our boys that ill” structzliug against
Teutonic bat-barisnt. and for maintain-
ing of Democratic principles against
military numeracy.
Please accept our little token
part of ottr effort. and hoping that ev~
:t3
I cry individual and every corporation
to this appeal to their
a
will respond
patriotic hearts. so as to make it
great success.
With best wishes from each and ev-
ery member of Court Edmondo dc
nu!" .
the other a check for $300. front Miss‘
t
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The big subscriptions of the R. &)
Respectii‘ully yours.
ASL‘ANlO PESt‘E,
Chief Rang-ET ,
FRANK onuo, ' g
Financial Secretarv. r”
The committee: Joseph Di Sesa, .lo- l 5i}
seph Oddo, Nick Nat-at. |
lra T. 't‘ltapntztn, superintendent ofli;
schools annottttccd a contribution of "’
$30 from the Norwttlk Tcachcrs' As-‘\
sociatlou .tud r~llll|‘d that another $50
from the Killd-Rl‘gtll‘bt'll Tettchcrs‘ As'l’
socialion is assured. I
At Today's Dinner
The ladies who will some the noon
hour dinner at Town Assembly Hull !-
totia‘y are lit charge of Mrs. Baur and I .-
Mrs. Benton and include Mrs. l)oland.l
Mrs. liohcrty, Mrs. \‘an Scan. Mrslml
Spence. Mrs. Fattcctt, Mrs. Mullingsfltl
Mrs. W. H. Earle. Mrs. it‘rcd liauglnlb
Mrs Butterwortlt, Mrs. Pierson, 3Il'5.3\'/l
\‘au lforen. Mrs. (lrili‘cn, Mrs. flood-ll:
year. Miss lda (lrcen, Mrs. Ira (inc-ls
Rory. Mrs. William Randall. Mrs. l)an~ f it,
iel Taylor. Mrs. Yolk. Mrs. Rogers. ‘
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Mts. (.ttmbatt. Mrs. bpenccr AtlitlllS.‘.
Mrs. Cutlery and Mrs. um. ll
Revised Lists of Teams
At the special request of the Exec-
utive committee the rctiscd list of the.
‘ KO):
captains anti crew of each team is gi\'»' ‘
145 WASHINGTON ST.
ls Giving
30th
Reg. $10 .. $6.98
Reg. $15 .. $10.00
Reg. $20 . .. $14.00
Reg. $28 . .. $16.00
LADIES' SKIRTS—Reg. $1.00, 750; Reg. $1.25, 980; Reg. $1.75, ”
$1.35.
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
Special Values in
Men ’5 «Suits
PANTS BOYS’ SUITS
Reg. $3 $1.98 Reg.‘$6.50 .. $3.98
Reg. $4 $2.98 I
Reg. $6 $4.75 Reg.$7.00 .. $4.50
SILK SKIRTS—Reg. $4.50 ....... . ........... $2.75
Reasonable prices on all kinds of Skirts, Silk Dresses. Silk
Poplin and Woolen Dresses. All kinds of White Goods. Child—
ren ’s Dresses.
Best Toweling, 9c yd. 36 inch White Cambric at 10c. \Lawn, 20c
value, at 15c. Fine Waisting, value 250, at 150.
A Fine Line of Waists, 50c, 750, 890. Crepe de Chine Waists,
0
"9... 1a.... m: ' ~
l. UGMAN ‘5
i
use.
55...»..«4. matummsmm.mms. p... . 59%..
ti
.-n in full: N Value$2.75. at $1.98. Extra Fine Waists for $4.50. Regular
Teams : . . '6 5
. ‘ . 3... 3, . 0.
N). l—taptttm L. ll. Allen. Dr. A.”
H. littldwtll. l)t‘. ll. Wolfe. Dr. .1. AG: '1’ R710? ..
Meek, m. ll. lx’. Kellogg, Dr T. RA .- WM... - WW.-- .- - LL
Bradley. Ilr. ll. (‘. Shercr, Dr, WU, ‘
Hitchcock. l)r. (‘.\(‘. llohaunan, Dr. I). ‘
E. Sullivan. I
.\'o. 2-»—t‘aptain .lohn Milne. (‘. 1.; '
llyinatou. l‘Itl. putty, Wilbur ttubtwttl
.\clson Bt'llt‘tllt‘l, lr\‘iu.L’. lived. “'"L. For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed. ’1
Powell. M. .l. Riordan, Tltos. llm'ncy." . . . I I
J“ ”0W.“ 1 4...: American Agricultural Chemical Co. ‘
No. 3 (‘aptaitt Scymottt‘ (‘urtis. 0.. Mapes Special Fertilizer“ ‘ It‘jl
1.. ‘\\'oodwttrd. t‘. .S. Scllcck. Fred A.§
lClls. (l. .\. Fish. I’. ll. Browne. A. i‘.'
\\'ltcclcr. ll. . Villl liut‘t‘n. f
.\'o. l»—-(‘ttptain .l. 15. Stevens, C. 11‘
Slttllsoll. win. .\ttu.-r..rrctt llt'llaltttti,l
(l. H. Yosburch, l~‘. lv‘. lluutinglou.‘
Sn'tiucl lloyt. Jr. James Donnelly. f
.\'o. ft~(‘;tptttin .l. W. Marvin. Mil».
ton l-Ilwood, Dr. F. (i. llrowu, Myront
Osborn. l‘?. E. (:orltttm. .lohn (‘avatr
attglt, l.co llttvis, E. W. Yottugs, it). F.
Smith, llt'ttl'fit’ 'l‘ltotttpsou. ;
.\'o. tin-Captain George ‘Ilctts. W. (".
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b
Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
Land Plaster;
- . .Groundt Bone.
10,000.BEAN POLE-:5
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone its-3.
x37 Washington'St.
llaur. lJf‘Slt‘l', llyutt. E. l“. Mttctlrcgotul'
Fred (lcbltard. ll. ll. (lurdttcr. 'l‘. M.
Andrcws, llttrry liarlc. .l. 1”. Hull, it‘.
A. Lockwood. {
No. T—t‘aptttin l". W, LitlllSIlll. 'l‘.
(‘. t‘nmy, Wm. Smith. .ll‘.. Albert .‘tlor-l
can. Samuel Rumor, (‘. l-‘. 'l‘ristrttut.‘
A. ll. t‘ltaptttttu. A. it. Malkin, (‘lt:t«=.
l5. lloyt, 1'), .\l. \\'clls. i
No t‘"*(‘ll]tlulll .l. 1.. (l‘llt'it‘n, .los.:
\‘olk. .ll‘.. iIr. Kendall. ll. t‘onttcally.;
\\’. W. .\l Mci‘zlusclttntl. ll.!
Vim Wilson. llurry'b‘col‘tcltl. ltttniclt
l“. Toomt-y. l‘. M. Knapp, I“. Lynch}
Alex. ltuutmlt-r, ‘
.\'o. tl»~(‘:tptaitt Samuel llnntlllt‘l‘.’
Abraham li'trris, ifarl llakcr, licnt'y
.lacoby. Edward Guns. Morris le-j
v w - l
stem. tltntlct Muttz. 1.:twrcucc Paul:
Loon (:oltlcu. lt‘rauk lll'lllltlilg‘f‘. l
Lusit‘l‘.
No. ltl-- l‘aptttin Stephen S, Jarvis”
i“. ll. Quitttttrd. M. ii. Nttltittg. A. (‘.l
KllOt'l'. W. l9
licuu. li. l‘ L:
'l‘atitutttny, W. 0. Mc-
‘I us, A. W. Keep, l).l
W. lt!_\‘tut:-‘-‘. i'. .l. Donahue. .
.\‘o. ll ~t“"it'liit (‘ l-‘. Mills. Dr.
Wm. Mom-c. (:co. (laiucr. Earle
l‘::t'.t':'.
1
Tltomcs. Rob. l
Ellsworth l.tt.-l.t.t. ..
James Harris. l.cttuard Robins.
ll. Godfrey.
llet‘mau Sil(‘lls,i
W
Our Entire Stock of
Electric Fixtures and Lamps
3 25% discount for three days.
JUNE 21 - 22 - 23.‘
Combination Electric iron and Stove
At $4.50
Don’t Miss This 0pportuttity,l’rices Are Goinglliglter
REED& VOLK ELECTRlC 00.
50 80. Main St.
80. Norwalk
No. 12~tfatptaiu lllll‘lffiill Frizzcll.
Raymond Betts, .lolm Manning, Cyrus
Benedict. Lorcnzo Triplcr. Percy; .
Brooks. Arden l‘olsou, lludlcy Rain!
mond. J. llam, Jr. '
Wilton Team—Captain Wm. K. .I.
llubbell, Frank C. Benedict, Lewis R.
‘
CENTRAL HOTEL‘
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
'5
Tel. 1555.
-.._ . L.” .. -,___~__..- :5
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thousand. A total of 678 were. enlisted bl k and information will be fur- Anticis, No. 173. Foresters of America Ambler. George Richards. Percy N. ‘[_ DISESA. Manag‘er J. DISESA" Proprietor.
in the first three days of this Week. an S and in its- name we beg to remain. - Knapp. arllry S. Jennings. - —— ms ._.....__- ._
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‘ the Hartford special and Maple».
food ’100_shoot. F. J. Ham, .lr., of Nort
mm killed 91 birds while F. \V.§
.P‘ otnpson. also of this city, broke 92",
3Irdls. In the. preliminary handicap.l
‘ local‘men took a slump. Ham'-
' tilting but tiff birds and Tltompso‘nl
Today is the last day of the bigl
. :l
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17'1- WELLS REJECTED l
l‘ . F I
As amusu REVRUITI
,EW'YORK. June 22.—Matt Wells,
met- lightweight champion of Eng-
ii, who lost his title to Freddie
h, applied to British recruiting
duarters here yesterday for enlist-
fll‘ent. but was rejected on the ground
deafness, although he was other-
iiée almost perfectphysically. He ex—
gressed great regret at not being able
A enter the service. Another ltrttish
Whilst, who presented himself for on-
Wiment, but was rejected. was Matt
Whitman, an amateur featherweight
London.
it. .
”Want ads. bring results.
.2.-l:3_.AnD
’ 1° 5 tot tttt Ntsjttttt tit Sl’lll 5050
‘1‘
I it.
o ARE BOOKED To FIGHT " KID HHJON"
As‘ we utNHER wtu cev S 500. Now
REMEMBER I'M ENTtTLED To HALF or
WHAT SUP-R Vow CE'T secAose 1H
VOUR HAN AGED. 1
PETE
‘AlN‘T YOU
COtN'ITo 555
THE tl-tc m
HANK ? '
sons, we'u.
SPLIT Furry.
FtFty i! '
NO Sueu. NANAqeR
Eden sees HtS HAN .
SCRAP. I‘LL H€ET You
OUTSIDE AF-reu THE
FIGHT, AN‘ new Voo
CARRV Hone rue
Douc H S
CEGITt—HS iS TH€,LtFE! THINK
OF H ~ HALF THE PRoFtTS Ast‘
NOT A THth TO Do BUT MATCH
HIM U}?! out, wit. A SHAME
To TAKE "it-ta MONEV :3
HELLO Pave, D
DID v’ce-r ?
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