353W!) ‘ ,
ND SELL m
auctions are due oday to
sullivan. for this is 1
of the Old he
to to take the W
nty men of the ‘
n now divides hi3 t1
is farm‘i and the sage He
mm rescued seat on the
gun and is a tame and 1101;
ed John compared with the
his fellow who used to go‘
as around wilh a chip on each‘
Bud Pdmer of Bridgeport oriented
, plways bunting trouble, and: _ r .
It where he couldnit find It. i "9" 3519" Boyd 0! South Norwllk in the
uniting through several 1for- l The White Sox trimmed the Giants again yesterday, just for good luck. star Mi 0! four rounds at a smoker
ohn L‘. ha.- accumotalled an 1 ,,._ iheld at 80101 111111. Bridgeport. last
to with which cheenhis tie-z
lays. He owns a finti 80~acrel
Plymouth county. M‘ 65.. not;
1 Boston where he lFas born;
1858.
Ads the
during the summer
1 joys baten'tlhe p wei-
ihe old gladiator
1:1! in this respect Ilfll resem-
t boxers; for whom 11118 bright 1'
“Bud" Palmer had an easy tirfig
mouths.
of '
cities have. an lr esistable
Before .lcfi‘1ics roti1ed fron‘11
1;, he was aluays Milling his
that he inteded t1) settle
a lamb and spend the re- I00 ball
of his life for from 11111 busy -
1! men. That dream ‘runch of 7
s a mighty attractive propo— LEVIl‘SKY BEA'E‘S
it when it came to “nesting TOM DI MAHON .
Iy he found that no referred
goods business? "
iasimmous was 3 er fight-
as going to show the farm-
to farm. and he did buy a ru-
at in New Jersey. instead of
his time caring ‘for his
trees. his peach bushes and
e vines, and Spraying the
with Bordeaux mixture and
to his flock of. [11331 Bob can
found on Broodxalg dressed
rags that are far from be- '
roper garb for those engaged .hdmyellcd all the way ‘from Bridge-
tural pursuits; port. Court, for four days,.was wash:
co the old 311;!th chm. good physical condition and made it
given a farm on which to unexpectedly lively for W
last days. but he a111d it and Two. nooldowna went 1 Levin: 1
W
o proceeds on nine. women credit;
John L likea1farming. .
taken in small doeem. and my“; FEAT HOUSES
d of his farm all ck. Ever I r .WILL HAVE TO 60
played the role of. hero in NEW HAVEN, Oct. lip-At least.
Hearts and Willinn1 Hands," two. off the fraternity house: bore
a regular scrcccit‘j1ofz mel- will have: to be removed to allow
John L. has “Pm stage- the construction of the ”mortal
, WINNII’EG, Man Oct.
lling Lewinsky, the Bridgeport light
heavyweight, defeated Tom "Reveal”
1McMahon in anexcltlng 1 round bout
here yesterday. The bout was a thril-
for all through; but the work of the
Bridgeport man was superior to that
of the ‘Bearcnt” who gave his best ef-
forts, which compared with the work
accomplished by Levinsly failed to se-
yurc the expected result.
tplay was {1931f thrillafibllldmrm .beiitg ill! I), K41, $21.13;
new“
. out" was
dodgy Mi lining all the ‘wut
e that always m gilt down And. the otbbrhe
so was when put his,
his head and. it! business.
e mental ounce
think!" Some. f be
thinking olwnyw t1truck the house 9 moved
I! being highly humorous 1street. in o rt v.
idea purchased and all
to (no,
the fraternity"
sfdcof that
9 Series Mal” , Sergeant Andrew C. Compbell, of
CMICS‘FOI' m2? Kcnilworth. Ill.. :1 member of the. La-
. 1 {aye-He Escadriile in France, deported
of Chicago 131111011111
missing has been givem up for dead by
“0“ 0f the “‘1 9°!“ of WI“ his fellow aviators
nuants was imprrssed on ---=!---
omlskey when tho returnod
chad Chicago Infill who had WEAK A com IN.”
or reserved scalp for the
Series. writeslipEd nbom in' “w nouns my II
0 Tribune. Com outing on'
"pointmeut Incident to 300, 000
“3 to dwide 17““ 59““ 5° First Dose of Pape'u Cold Compound
‘d have at least 0an ‘ I Relieves All Grippe Misery
ey had to undergo the some Don't stay stuffed up!
once now familiar in the east, ‘ Quit blowing and shuffling! A dose
orids Series have been 60“ of ”Popes Cold Compound" taken ev-
uclusively for the last six 1ery two hours until three doses are
Comiekey and Chicago fans taken will end gl'lppo mlserv and
nowledgc of world's combats break up a severe cold either in the
ecu revised since 11010 had no head, chest body or limbs.
n of the tremendous growth. It promptly opens clouKPu-lll’ “05
seball Derby that1has taken trils and air passaem; ntops nasty dis-
ce then charge or nose running; relieves sore
atlvely speaking,1there are throat, sneezing, soreness and still
rsons in .flhicauo and itn n68!-
uburbs who have l1ecn “regu- “Pope’s COW Compound" 15 ”‘0
elmll patrons for 1119 last five. quickest, «surest relief known and
the extent of attending one or. 00915 only 1‘ few “9"“ at “”3 “mpg”
on 11 week. Each oi them felt It M 8. Wll’mllt ”9‘51““? “‘5‘" nice, a battalion of death of her own wort tv.
DO!“ and join the regular army. ——Baltirnor:. made in America than German bond-
to a reserved seat Moreover. and "3‘15” no inconvenience.
them 1911 entitled 11111112 right. accept a ‘snhslltule-—1‘d“
along as big, guests anyone
1
11—3111-
Leylnaky, despite the fact'that he,
lon.s1aid aide»! York Etrdit will probably M111 .1
The Billy liughesTommy Shea boat which will be 151 ’aged in New Bay
on on (tuber :5, ought to be a whirl wind affair.
.9.
of 11 with “Steve” 6&1
life of a gfntleman “Steve" hasn't been doing very much boxing lately.
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‘Some baseball writers are trying, to make Bill Rariden the goat in'infi However, he was no match for
he “‘1‘" Mondav’u game instead of Zimmerman.
. "9-
Local bouline enteiuias.s ale bounnlng to show signs of life It is ex
peeled th.. 1 a number of leagues will be formed in Norwnlh this winter.
+
Baseball has retired from the sporting stage in a blaze of gIory Enter'
v
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'BILI.Y IIUGIIES
WILL BOX SHEA
_ognlzed champion featherweight of
Connecticut and considered general“?
the best featherweight in New ling-
land, will have a chance to show 1115
wares at the Arena in New Haven on,
October 25 in a real atato crampion-
ship battle. ()1: that night Shea is to
meet 111111 Hughes .of Bridgeport our
the 12 round course for the attic ti.
tle. This match in causing much in
W all layer the state as, My: in
“30 59! Witt L. Rode ins been imit-
‘in} as able to stop any featherweight
in New England.
Another 12 round bout on Moth
last night. .
Tommy Shea, of New Haven, rec,
iuight by the New Bridgeport A. C. In
1the fourth round one of oovd's sec-
'ondn. believing that he would be un-
1able to stand (11:1 gaifing mat the io-
1oal lad was handing out, threw in the
towel, but the wrapper quickly kick-
.ed it out and gamely continued box-
1Palmer. who was in top form and
1fizbting a careful bout throughout.
1 Boyd was advertised to be one of
South Norman's 11911, but he 11mm
’10 give Palmer any serious trouble
1The fact that Boyd was substit‘u ed
almost at a moment’s notice for Bat-
‘tllnn Kunz the lightweight champion
1o! theatato, who. wu unable to co
lrhmugh with the match, had mum to
Edo with his performance. Palmrr used
both hands to oodadtantaze and um-
er was in danger.
The semi-final bout, also of four
rounds, proved an exciting and fairly
interesting affair in which Jimmy
.Micarn and Young Mike Gibbons were
the principals. Gibbons surprised the
Crowd with his right hand swings, but
Ahearn came bark after the second
round and held his opponent. to a
draw. Aboarn recontlv figured'in an
Momobile accident and was not in
the beat physical condition, ‘
Young afar-ha! new Young len-
ny in the second bout of the evening.
This proved a fact no, 56th lads show
in: their best. iatboifcnrtain raiser
at sitcom to be staged by the warm“ “my end W lhr Newsboy
known indiau Read A. C.. is between
Johnny Martin of Marlins and John-
ny Dramatic of Waterbury, This in
important inasmuch u know. hu’
been successful against Chic Brown
on three occasions and Martin is one
of the contenders for the strife llgnti .
weight. championship. The winner of
mi; bolts will 05!“;
W Bat
or 11331111113. ”*Wli" -
HITTING THE ”'5‘.
With the winter bowling season
coming on. local enthusiasts of the
great indoor sport are beginning to
1shakc up the kinks in their arms, de-
veloped during the long summer's lay-
off from the name. Local alleys are
crowded each evening and the game
seems to be regaining much of its old
time fat} or with the bowling “sharks."
111.11 \‘orwalk Newspapermén' s
Leanne, which went to pieces in mid
1103:1011 last
year will be organized
again in the very near future. and a
great season is looked for. The sea-
son will be divided into two parts, and
the winners of the championship in
the first half will play the winner!
of the second half for the highest
‘ honors of the league. The four teams
which took the nmsi; year, and
which will no reorganlz this sea-'
can ..re the Sentinel Cubs the Senti-
nel Slums the Hour Scoops. and the
up last season the Sentinel i'ube
1 Hour Typos. When the league broke
were leading the race by a good mar-
sin.
A woman on a New York form 111'-
.resied seven men 5111131», handed whom
she caught rubbing her orchard and
took them before a magintrate in raga--
lar police fashion. She ought to start
American.
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’end, wife. to a dozen or 20
<‘ I l r ‘..1_...;..1L.:.-_~.._
champion or Arcade. alley, furnished
a hilarious mummies:
3"“
W a mm.
more” 5"" ”‘"
wilful, ova um. 51 we:
slam hair can‘ only WM gm
log a mixture of Sale '!' So I-
pm. Your. hair in your charm it
makes or more the face. When it
Mel turns my or streaked. lust “11““ “me
lover a hundred bouts in all parts of
application or two of gage and Sul-
phur enhances its appearance a bun-
dretlfold. 1
Don't bother to
lure; you can get this famous old rec-
ipe improved by the addition of other
ingredients 'or 50 cents a large bottle,
all ready for use. it is called Wyeth' 11
Sane. and Sulphur Compound This.
can always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre of
your hair.
Everybody noes “Wyeib's Sate aud1
Sulphur Compound now because lt1'
darkens no naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been epplifll.’
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw ibis throuill
the hair taking one small strand at
a lime; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli-
ctiou’ it becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy alid lustrous. .Tbls
, ready touso preparation in a deli‘hlflll
itoilet requisite for those who desire
dark hair and a youthful appearance.
it is not intended for the cure. mitt-:8-
tlon or prevention of disease—Adv.
-—I.lbertv Loan Bonds menu “bar.
If is better to buy a Liberty Bond
Iout! instill] ed in Germany.
. Kid will be forty four today. but that
1 ln Ibo f rth inning of the last game of the world series at the Pol (1 film: 11111 in New Y 1
Collins the {$1,000 second baseman 0f the White Sox, in to Zlmummmn, ‘ ilcinle 2111;," third fill-feign? 053%: .
Glenn. Zilii threw wild to first and Collins was safe. Collins took second cn 1119 error of Zimmerman Jack °
W" implied a fly to Robertson right fl. lder of the 6.5.1161. who mulled it. .1 11-1 (Tulli 1111 went lo thud J: .ckson re—
maining on are: l‘elach hit to Benin). and Collins. who was playing in 1‘ o:.1‘r:rd.\l ii tlappcd. Benton
Zimmerman. in a 1:1.1 of 1111101. .n:: to Catcher Rsriden
threw to Zimn‘.e11.‘1:,1n and i'ollin/l started (01 the plate.
tried to r n dowu‘C ollin'i.
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Kid McCoJ, Although Gaspar Leon Seen In PLAYERS SORE AT
44 Years Old. St!“ Last Fight in 19001 HOLDING UP $1.000
"Able to Fight Some ' " ' OF' TLEIR MONEY
It was on October 16, 1900, that Har-
ry Caspar Leon in six rounds at Chi NEW YORK '07 17—1119 National
fans throughout the world 119 Kid 3“ ""1"“! ”“5 ‘" the 1“" “”5 battle Commission threw a bombshell 311108:
Coy. may boost of being the oldest box of the clever game little Sicilian wholme champion “'hite Sox and the
Q, 1,, “my“, The famous Boonie: .for twenty years had been one of the' champion Giants when it passed 3&11
stars of the bontamwelght division ‘forbidding the play era from mild: 3x
bu
Norman Selby, better known to light
.11 not prevglt him from putting on
l11m middleweight ranks, and the terror
me the mix-Eh.” ”M '0"! he has engaged in near
Leon. a native of Palermo first fought barnstorming trips at the close of t
for the. bantanweigbt title in IBM. series. The White 80: had been HF
when he lost to Jimmy Barry. Casper (prod $10 000 by! P. Croce:- of Ur
afterwards fought three draws with the land to play on ex ibition game with
champion. in 1899, when Barry retlr the [mind club of the Delaware Corn
ed and Terry McGovern claimed the [y league on October 10. Eddie Colo
lllle. Leon contested his right. but line was the manager of the trip and
contest a 9,“ second- raters. ‘ was knocked out in the twelfth round ,the oKer had been accepted
McCoy 3111 his first ring battle Later he fought a draw with Ham 11 is not that the exhibition gents;
about a one!!! of a century ago. Sinceyl’orbcs who succeeded McGovern asimd any others which might be sched—
b as fought considerablylchlmvlon. Harry Harris, who whipped 1,1,1 have. been canceled by the can» . ‘
Caspar in his last fight, was born in mission that made the players so mt!
(3116880 Ind begandghting in 1896. in 1131 night it was because the CW¥~
190‘ Harris fought Fed!" Filmer“? lion had decided to retain 81.000 in!
the "world's bantamweigbt title" in each player's share of the receipts of
London, and won the decision in fifteen the world's series as a bond to prcvm
rounds. After that Horri- entered ““1!!!qu from playing these exhibitk‘!
theatrical business in New York, but' me. .
returned for ‘a farewell performance When the players heard about the-
in 1907. when he won a foul from Tom- ruling at the Polo Grounds after ”if
I!!! Murphy game, they were furious, and the
gloves, 1 w and then. Nolan-My
he no longett’bas the class which once
made him‘tho. most feared lighter in
of the heavy-weights but, the Kid i';
still able to put up it fairly interesting
the 1.111119113111191; Canada, England.
France and South Africa. Outside. of
ly every business undertaking known
to man, and ban invented a few new1
ones. Also be has found the time and
the inclination to marry more times
than he cares to remember.
J31“ Johnson Sent mam elected Captain Charley Com-u: '
Stanley KCICIIQI DOW“ to rush at oucetand see the National
‘ ' ' F k Commission and lodge their protest.
After Prom‘smg a e The commission wli‘ . hold the $1.00.
share of each player until {)eceminr 3..
when it will be paid to the play
era with 6 per cent interest. Any:
player who violates the rule will not be
paid the $1,000. ,
The players claim that this ruling is \
Jack Johnson knocked out Stanley
Ketchel in the twelfth round at Colma.
('nl. it has been alleged that Kctcbel'
congenial to this match on the assur
once from his manager Billy Britt, that
the big black had been .“flxed.” Short
You’ll Be Sorry
'I'bereianowoneioflynoronemom
. ' ission does no:
1 before the il hi. it in related, the' certain enlist: consequential: illegal, and 'I ””1 comm .1 1
middleweight chimney; was told by toaeflecta cold. tile-vet “enough decide to rescind it. the players om
‘ ' ~ " threatens with a
m" that Johnson had backed t of th'nfhn. 1930‘": “I i M both the Sox and the Girl“! may tab
' K”; legal action to recover their money.
the arrangement and would ilgh F016 ,3 n cy and T“
win. Ketchel didn't enjoy the pros-"'1‘“;e olullnenoe ot the if?“ The Frmench government authorize!
peel. and one story has it that Britt item, “‘45" with m. 'moll' ,1“ bet: 1 tion to the American Liberty
hadtothreatenhiamanwlthngunto deadtbnboncyandothcr _ 3“ UP 3 1
make him fishi- Stanley put up a m ‘1. it breathe 00132;. case: Loan by Americanaoldiers in Franc».
game scrap. hub from the first it was core .41“me impartela I,’ “if": ‘5 if: h; Fiance “55‘“ "lb-
evident that Johnson had his number ailingofwamthand comfort. 1scr1p 1°” ore at “‘5' 1,
.Enterkin, Winston (3a.. write:- ,
'Foley «12'. Honey and T1: loci all them
«my and c!::.‘cd c: y ban of dim“
Wilma" Carpal-nun.
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and in the twelfth round the black man
put over the sleep punch. ‘I'l'! a Sentinel Want Ad. , V
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only 3.1.000 sealant mommy“
only 17,000 of thote reserved.
y was bound to ma 0 at least
cuties out of previous friends.
makes the coat of winning a
Series pennant prelity high
1 $75? "no 1H: oer 1c:
Lutlzo oeRMAN rims.
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