Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 2, 1918 · page 9

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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of the death of Tommy

 

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In Chicago yesterddy it was as weight, has been offered a chance mi

 

accuse
Bhea's uearold son Sunday after-
noon, his battle with Sammy Waits at
him seat Thunder sightfwr
New fliglaud feather-weight title
heeaoalied oland W thrust-e?
‘tord idol will gone against Al lbs
hart of New Redford the halt“
weight champion of New 1a
the star bad. it» till"... Ma
young son died. of MW of
tel’ aweeli's illness at the plfents'
home. on? street, 'hlew Hues. Shea
was book to Inset M“ In South
praise. uses. April. 11, in the star
bout. but m or this death. he has
asked that this bout be put over one
week to April-18. :-

When Ed Ryan. manager of Sammy
‘Waltz. was notified early last night of

- the death of Sheo's young son. be im-

mediately agreed to an Indefinite your
moment.“ the boot. and consented to
the withdrawal gen-w s forfeit money
for weight and appearance. Wu it
.was suggested that Al Bbubert be o'e-
cured by the Lesson A. C. to fight Waits
Thursday night in alien's plaza. the
handler of the Hartford idol was wil-
ling. and Matchmaker Hugh Rorty lat-
mediateiy started getting in tensor
with Shubert's manager in \‘ew VBe-l’
ford. 1
Manager Leonmd Now-ll who han
dlcs Shubert, was readied on the long
distance telemono at 11:30 o'clock' at
night and after a brief conversation
the match was made. though it proved
an expensive bout for The fienox A1 0.
as In view 0! the short notice the New
Bedford manager inked for very high
terms. and the Meriden club agreed to
meet them, rather than glie up the env

tire card. in

The rest of the fight card will be
l’s-taged as previously announced. K. 0
iitz meeting Kid Alex of Albany. 1".

.in the semi- final bout of ten rounds.
and Young Gilbert of Hartford basin"
nix rounds with Young Jenkins of tie
.riden in the preliminary attrnition.
tiugh Roriy will do the announcing
nnd'Davc Fitzgerald of New Haven
Vwill referee. ‘

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:VELUB RIBBONO AND
ANBONIA IN SERIES

' , , Jason Wright, manager of the An-'

tVonIn team. and John Ioavy, manager
of the BlueV Ribbon team. will get

'together shortly and arrange I r 3

series of gaines to be played in orden
to dlteralino which of the tab clubs
{all claim the state basketball chain-

. . _ l

Two Each With Princeton
and Yak W
Arc Booked With Service
Tm— Schedule An-

nounotd um the National and W has Jimmy Duffy 0! Lochport. u ”Fm“ fighter was
ten now would he started in Boston, tomorrow night. Johny, Treat Stuff
at 3 o'clock: Here's how theeituation Dandeawaacriginalhtschdfledm an; i1) Days fl Kb me

looks in both major leagues: ' pear against Duffy bet pulled out ow l

 

 

 

, National League ing to samba-l. Ron is to Tom Bharliey. the old latter was a
“W Al” F 01' Fresh- 5:. rm, me o. I... to sum the make known his docillantodag. great guy on treating Toni once had
Ill“ Team "not, . .i A M V ‘V V i “rest wealth He owned a praying“ in Joe Mill Tam Sc
. cm , s p. on, permanently. 3 X 1‘8 .curnen W” Y 0' 9“" cafe on Fourteenth street, in New Vila" 'I'Im w” m a“.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 2.—Har mug,“ would“, Tinted men innit branches of United York city. and was proud of it. He Wflgmi; pm. AnnmmV at;
vard'a baseball schedules for the var- Pittsburg. “45¢qu State. and. allied Will? yesterday ‘1'.” mg u. out gym.“ friend: to “M W
my and freshmen teams were an Boston. 3:30 p. in. WI“ mm ‘0' W‘" “WW“ call in and see him when they imp ' N W (I B. to Some M
nounced yesterday. Inch team hanV New Yorlz. 3:30 p. m. iTwelilh Mutant met! The N" pencil. to ,3“ the m m he'd 5.... a.” O! ‘ will GM test W
eight games. Two games each with Brooklynfii :45 out York flu Cane 3"th they m . you time. One (1., a fel- ' t’ d the Wii n—Detaiis Being WM

Yale and Princeton are the only in2 Phlindolifsis. mulled. probably end 2'5 V“ W“ “mu“ "m" ”“
tecollegiate contests on thev aralty late. “'3'" the 3”" Borne “'00. calls: f i'
ooniaiented avorably on the old as:
list. The other four games on with? American League Ed men "9 u t?" ”V!” “v" mu“ or'a lino looking oetablhhment.
senlce teams The season opens at mus, mended, probably 3.- 30.;Ind 8W Nth ”to uniform i0

 

April 34 with Princeton at Cambridge‘ Datnoitoiz 80. 9. ll. ‘your pm’ aimissioo the promoters
and closes June 1 with Yale at New Cleveland 9. in. lexpect to pack the drill floor to ..s
Chicago. 8 p. in. - capacity. The show. which is to have

Haven. The schedule is as follow: I
April zi—Pflncston It Cambridge.
May l—Portland Naval Reserves ati

”Bolton/3! 15 p. 111.1 'as its principal partlflpllntil service

.5 H n
M“ York. u ided but ombably men. is scheduled to begin at 8 far, is mine. allmine. said Tom'

proudly as he waved to the shelves lai-

Cafbfldl" 19“?“ . 4 as l "V “Wk on down with rich wines, and choice
i 4— . uhlnslon. I m" 3 ‘l '
bride: Commonwealth Pier at Cainv Philadelphia ill:- "later the better. Kid Williams ~106le ”gems dc- beverages. ..

ii , ' 0“th over Jack Shark” of New York out a bottle. is a vintage fifty years

 

May Hump Devon at Ayer. . ww— - '
May lS—Newport Naval lieiierveaiL Goin' to the now “D. it 1! W9“? _____ “The best stuff that they put up in the
at Cambridge. .sure ‘0 “MM in ml ”1"‘N°m"k -’ llariard students are :0an in this vineyards of ltaVly."
May zo-Princeton at Princeton. "9" 014 50'“ debt ‘0'!“ h” 9"" neuson strongly for tennis. and dates The visitor's mouth watered as ho.
Juno 1-4319 It New Haven. i‘h‘W‘h they do 5" faraway Take for haw already been arranged Vi“) looked at the glistening cruets of
The freshman schedule includes in... “Wine" “9'““Mhm When be mad." Dartmouth. Tufts and Yale. ““0"” champagne and' cocktails all around
WHO“!!! seiner ‘ “‘1’ lit the Willard-Fulton fight be. are also conteniblalfid with Amherst. him. and as Sharkoy told the ”iii: tot ;/ of
April 21—Worcoster Academy at wanted '° “35‘ it h N" 33“." but Williams. Prinmon and Massachu- 4ach. ‘lt's a great place." said the vil
93111511430. [”3“ unsuccessful in this. he turned setts institute of TNWMY- .itor. "The best in New York." said
May 11—Andover Freshmen at Cain. '° the next "’Wflble' "I“B' which V Sharkoy proudly. “Here's one that's

 

new last night after twelve rounds. 30“. And this one," selecting another,

 

bridge. was his old home town. Not-walk. Joo_ W s Chapman. seventy-two years 0 . .
pom—seine bloke goln to lose his job
June l—Yaie Freshmen ,1. New Ha- told us yesttrday afternoon. that if he of aim. arrived in Chicago after a re .. .
van. . can get a permit from the authoritiefl. ported walk of 15. 000 miles through around here. “d 'l‘onl corked up n"

18¢" a suitable location (or his mum” this country He asserts that durin‘i bottle and put it back on the shelf.

'nrena and satisfactorily adjust a my mu. 1... new used a vehicle or
few more details. Norwalk positively any sort lie “a.“ mu he started
_ Vwill have thi greatest sporting attrnc- from Imitimorc. \iarch V9.VV1916. and
Blue Ribbonl will A... it Out wmi ”°" °' ”W "i" ‘n “5 mid" to... a club in New York had wagered
“my City Comm", 3. WV 1 —~—— 33,500 that no could not acoomnflflh I ..
onini H‘“___°ch.V 4 ('olonol J. C. Miller, upon whom dc- the '9“ TR NC L F0 ’

News pendii whethrr or not the Willard . E H P AN R
. . Fulton fight comes to \‘orwalli, was llaricv (‘ohn former .‘iow \orki PARK ABANDONED
R? Right Forward a former resident of this place if you distance runner, and Frank 310"?an
Th0 comedic” State Basketball will thinltV back a your or so and think the fightal, who lisMineii' 9"“ "m" N'" W“ Loan Committee ”Mb"
1‘9“". season '1" coma- m ‘ “W of the limo when the 10! Ranch was letic director a ballot: ins Well”
barmaid)! 'Imn Eh. Bl. mm" up in Silvct'mlne Ind think or the I! an” wmwjo” “hm a big XEW YORK.ADYHV2.T*T1H§ 9‘3“ ((1
of this city tackle the Jersey City con- man who w", in charge of the 0mm, delegation of soldiels from the can- dig "'leerty trenches" in Central
tingclit at Colonial Jiall. ‘I‘roln mm: you will rt member Colonel Miller. tonment who will see the New “m" Park as I 311ml"!!! 10 ill? third “U V
has been already said by the manager When the Ranch moved the Colonel Boston some at spartanburx. 9 C

 

BASKETBALL‘ ‘BAOON , WILL
CLOSE TONIGHT

lie suggested and lid the way up
stairs “Come on Jim " barked Sharing.-
to his barkeoper ‘Set my friend up to
ll nice glass of beer.’

 

 

 

 

ert) Loan was abandoned yesterday by

lowfrbu the West dropped in and 3

"it's norhin’ to what i have down- ipresent “Mimi” to be pulled off in
stairs. " boasted Shockey "Come down'. Norwalk‘.’ ‘l‘h'th is the question vwhlib

bcre. where I keep the I”! 'JlWilK " 30 is gun-m Sporting circles W Such
they treiied downstairs t: til wine cri- is

uni." said Tom inking map by having Jess Willard and Fred
D Fulton decide the world's champion

and he came right to the sentinel oi
flce so that the sporting fraterniti-
could be made acquainted
plans which are under his bat.
were many things
want to appear in print lust at present.
He. however, wants it distinctly un
derstlwd that he is going to do ei on
thin: in his power to make the Fourth
of July a memorable one for his on
live city.
. , . . .. nance the affair. and if the exhibition
'bow well “'9 somethin to drink. takes place here he has available on

‘mted with the filing of the mat.»

to M Necessary Soldiers. .-

 
 

 

 

 

is the greatest boxing contest of the arena with a seating WU 0‘

ooopeople The affalrwoold-bo “hf
ternatinml. event, eclinolng alum-.5
ever held in this country. .

Public sentiment has undergone a._V
great change toward boxlu Mint. "
past few years. It has become a ram
important adjunct in physical develop:
ment and the army and nail! ”lid. lb,
indispensable in bringing then up to
a standatd enabling them to properly.
care for themselves in combat. If tth .
event is permitted to come here there , I
will be in town on the Fourth forty
thousand visitors ' " ‘

The matter is to be taken up with
lhe proper authorities‘and during ll",
next few days news of great ,iln'vflfi
lance may be announced.

it is proposed by the promoter’s' ‘dr
this affair to donate to some designs!
ed war cause out of the receipts til.
sum of 350. 000. thereby doing their bit i
as (H: ervbodv else is doing the sine
thins '

minute. and girls pounding typewritcra

and doing the hrdous routine work con- Lemons Du White”! VV
Try. This. on- Face;

Neck, Amts, Hands 2-

cnzscéur MiLLs or . 3. The lemon iuico mum indelsilr
BRIDOEVPORT ORGAleE in once or twice each by means a...
little time and! mu, girls. :bltt

aposaibilnyiindlfdetaliaoan be
settled as to permits, etc, the conser-
vative old town will be put on the

ship here.
Joe Mulvilllll was in town yesterday

with the
Therr
which he did no'

 

lie has the backing to fl-

 

 

ments. An additional force of three or
four was added to the regular olllce
staff. and men at that all were kept
Vbusy elery minute. ‘

 

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Womb!“ 0' “‘99? Norwallt for the ill the two one is led to believe that

“”9 - i the battle will be Vs furiou. one from

The "”95 will ".onu'l of flirt? MUM: to cull. Roth tcams will
3“" 10“" in ”‘0'”. “'9 second make use of their best players The

in Bridgeport and fl" meeting ”a" Blue Ribbons never were in .hetter

went with it and both settled down in
Bliss. Oklahoma. Here's hoping lhc

clve us a change to see a real fight.

 

Colonel will remember Nowell: and BMW“ Sunday

 

This is the fateful week

b3”b““ bill and "‘9 military authorities to give a sum
The baseball

McCue boxing measure.

‘ the'losn committee of the second fed

for "‘9 chl resrvc district. inability by the

(lent number of experienced soldiers

WM 3" been '9‘“! m" “ com leave of absence in order to do the dig-

' pinch hitter.

‘V fielded well and stole seventeen bases

.- 5’ Thousands’nre taking ¥udrnntuuo of
‘ _ the generous offer made by The Cream

. and most powerful external preparar

’ . tint] cliilblalns

" imedicine latest: for emergency cases.

of the third game to be decided by-fi
tossof scold. .

The two teams have met eight.
times this season. and the victories
hurls been four-each. After“ the W
ént league season is owr is the time

. the series will be slush].

 

i
1 Shades of Methusciah! \‘ow it' 3 old
Bani Hyatt who is tobe recalled into
the National league it became

linown yesterday that the Brooklyn
club had made an offer to the i "ttle
Rock club of the Southern League for
Hyatt, who is wanted as substitute
first basemu. utility outfielder and
Hyatt wmltcd with Kid
Elberieid's Chattanooga club last year

 

iiiiilliiin .iliii‘ .
violins tannin,

out." of Mustard Used in Place
of Masters or Linimenta and
' Does Not all“.

 

\

of Mustord Company of South Nor-
wath. COIN!" by sending for it Jar of
Cream of Mustard uhlcli is the belt

etion that; has been compounded
in some time. It is far superior to
(titanium plasters, turpentine. ion) or
nny‘llnlment on the market. it re-
motes congestion; inflnmnmtlon and
pain almost" instantly. it takes the
place of plaster: or iinlmcillli for colds.
.pn‘lns and aches. 4 '

it has produced wonderful results
with thousands Illicit-d wdth sore
throat, tonsilltis. still neck. neuralgia.
(ollgcsllon. rbnlpalbm' sprain. sore ,
muscles. ill-ulnar. colds in the clean
bronchitis. cram. headache. lumbago,»
pains and aches" of the back or Joints

’(‘rcam of Mustard Ian white oint-
silent. with oil of mustard compounded
Vin it with other ingredients. ' .wili-
blister um shiild

are n Jar of cream of “Insulin-fie «

V cost isa‘omiall that licensees
to be without It Mailed ow
awmufm'glnm

V. or] vice president.

 
 

filial” all“ as arm”: will ”rough” Jo" “M“I‘m' ““9 "W “WM” 3"“ mm“ and m" come up [or a :1; ring was given as the reason.

cohsridcergfzahzfilotta? framptzhli): tlnn a permit from the police or 519' within the “9“ motorcb:;:it1::l and; "in spite of the moat vigorous el-

de nded u n to iv iiVlVlld “mum tint: a suitable location for staging boxiua bill still lsVVn McCuh willl forts on the part of the committee, the
po 90 g e a g the fight. Just think what it would tomorrow Assemb vman latter's statement said, "he military

0' itself. ' menu to the merchants- and people of make 3 final 9“" ‘0 “at some 3°

horitles. poasibli influenced by the
Th~ lot: i dischnr of 'm.
cupyl‘ng szlcolllElSSI‘stgonin themfimgue' .‘u'orwnlk to get a crowd of 40. 000 or "0'“- “‘3 'm "k for the 3‘ seriousness of the great drive new In

. the Judiciary Comittee on Rules. _
.. M... iii: in“.::::2:::::::.':.::.::: m . m .. $$2.1“...T‘1?‘..l’f‘nI‘“‘"°.“I
-'l‘he leaders hnvc three more games to it is a btleinesa proposition. Beside» If that resolution is balm it mm condition. e in am a
.iilay and If it drops two. while the Rib mm ember- the remark Joe made—$50. mean am all bills still with that com-V V
bone win tonights affair the Bridge It “Id been planned to rcproduce in

mg immedlv:
000 to out charil bl o i tic mittee will be 1’ ht to an .
porters will cop the championship. F a - n e r patro ate vote in the Assembly. Hector held I” American troops in

1"!) of the nAnsonm’ remaining Vf'flufle\ ' I My .FDME. The city had. BQNODTHBLK‘IHV
games are scheduled with. the fast AW pumng the boys at Camp Up-V luPORTANcE OF THE FOLLOWBK: ”4.000 10 aid the project.
Normal]! team and 'm b' played in ton through their paces in champion . Not all can b6 103d?" some must
”‘9 “0"“. "a“ armory, lsbip bouts. Bonny leopard the light- follow. notes a writer. it may be "3“ "ME LIMIT ”‘93 7°

“‘0 ""9“”: weight champion. will do a bit of box- you are eminently qualified to follow} "L! 'TATWENO OF

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

50" ,Iihhona 4"“? City 1 ing on. his own account. He has been the leadership 0' 30'” one. if '0' fol- CORPQRAT'ON ”COME TAX.
“"519: 1f. . "5' FY" matched to most young Joe Borrell at low gracefuIIY- The ”“9." is “o‘e‘ Corporations doing business 3" the
Holman, fl, '8. Norman: Olympia A. A" APT“ 8. Darrell is said the, less 36301133116, none the Jess Hill-Jul. WhICh dld not m. their income
Powers. i‘ °v Leonafll to be a rugged chap, and will need it portant. none the' less admired. . ,tu statemsn s yesterday at the elites
Swensen, in. rf Beckman “IV V . 4. , . . . . ...l at Tau Commune-er William H. Goo
' Clinton rg. 'lf. Sedran. .____ ~-' Vlbin, will he “table to do so now, as
l , George Chaney, the Baltimore iight- .i yesterday W” "19 MS! dB! for the per

 

At the annual meeting of the Provl- “1..le scored an easy victory over . liormance. All corporations falling to
deuce club on Saturday Fenian!” Jnhnny Ray of Pittsburg m‘ 3‘ Mound-1 ViVinVVVVViV-VlVinVVonie ol' acute throat ”WV V file their statements are. subject to a

 

iii olton, last year treasurer, was elect-
rd. Eddie anres, manager was elect-
Michael J. Lint-h.
secretary, and Frank Chalice, treasur-

lina of 310.000. together withn 50 per
l‘cent. increase in the amountehey will
' have to pay in taxes.

bout here tonight. Chaney knockedi
the Pittsburger down in the. first round
and had a wide margin in the remain

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inc rounds. l gar'mgflmfigo fi""‘":'“gm “j The once wns rushed all day long
or. Providence is enthusiastic abouti c3; “may, a“, now 3.. .men coming in hurriedly to got the‘
its Eastern League association. i Chick Brown, the New Haven light-Tl‘m‘ MW" V" “" ‘“ “'3'“ , ‘business out of the way at the last.

. MAIL IN AVALANCHE

’tained almost entirely the work of the
office and which came in with each

A certificate of organization of the what of the splendid results? An“
Clescent Mills of degeport was re- bleached beautifully white. a on.-
corded yesterday at the office of the plexion with the bloom of a peach
.seoretary of the state. Capitol stock a softening of those lines of em: W
is it. 870. diilded into 187 shares Vfact a skin.- eloquent of 11mm W
The subscribers are James A. stiles. J. ty and hands white. soft and folio
Walter Scheffer and George ii. Day otV charm.

Brldseoon: Jonathon Grant of Fair ‘ What girl or women hasn‘t M.
field and Frank L. Rack of Bellmore 0' lemon 1U“ ‘0 WV! 000M ,

A certififcate of incorporation of blemishes: to bleach. thalshin. u; ,
the Plymouth Warehouse Company of bring 0'" "I9 70'9“ “I 11"”
'l'homaston was recorded. The bus‘i ”4 the hidden beauty” Mal.
ness is conducting a warehouse. Capi- "“9 “1°“ 3‘ “14' therefon W
on stock is 325,000, divided into 250 in and» “NW it. mixed “Mil
:shares. The lnoorporators are 3!. White this "’ Strain W‘m
Thorpe. Edward T. Cantield and Tho- °‘°"i 0" 12“” d i" "“h- W
runs 8. Canfield of Hartford. .lnto a bottle cm‘" about. M

_._________'____ ounce of orchard white. then shank
well and you have a whole our!!!”
pin't of skin and complexion lotion at
AT REVENUE OFF!“ about the cost one usually pays ‘fdn.

a small jar of- ordinary cold cream
“rare to strain the lemon Jules so.
germination: ihebottlwthenthlh

will remain pure. and will In
lbs. 1th massaged (Hill. We
3 face. neck. arms and binds V43
hould naturally. hole to Julian. cl
eothen and beautify the skin.
Any druggiat will supply three
as of orchard white at very little ‘ .
and the grocer has the lamina-log
were the clerks able to complete 0
lag: the first mall. A number of than
making returns took advantage, 0“
discount at the‘rate of 3 per cent,V
year and turned in checka. ,.

 

Many items Needed For Opening of
Morning Installment, Alone.

 

HARTFORD. April 2.-- All day
long yesterday and in fact until after
midnight the office of Collector Rev-
enue James J Walsh was a human
hive. all hands hard at. Work Mostly '
it was the clerks dealing with mail
who were swamped with the flood of
returns for the income tax, which con-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

successive mall in a progressive ara-
lanche which snowed the desks with
envelopes. Not until mid-afternoon

 

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