. I
n
magnum any i. 191:
W
ii'iiiiill Willi-I Siiiiii
iiiiiiiiili‘i iiiiit'ili
SerIice Paper Predicts Alns
ternationalizationo
letics Between
Countries .
atlhittixiinjiona‘ athletic competi ion m1
The Stars. Dilliddicted after the war by
newspaper (:i the Styli; 3‘9 2'9““
arr {0"ch in Fran"? The 0:90 "ion-
. gall saw
in it recent issue that the forces, who
are now btothers- in arms “11””,
Mothers in spelt when the strife is
oI'.er A great boom in international
Inort is anti. ipated,
The Star and Stripes gives a lot oi
recognition to sports among the sol-
ute“. and nuke..- the following prophe-
” 0" "19 internationalization of nth
l. tics:
"\ot the least important result of
the wor. which in all branches of en-
iorprize.-—Is lenientlntz the Aiiit-S more
t'osclr tIitzt-Ilier, will he a furtherinz
0’ atlIlI-Iic relations.
"A great boom in international
sports is now generally looked ttpon as
.'l concomitant of peace, and tilt influ-
ence will not be confined to the rotti-
prtt'alli'cly few sports which now "I.
common to (ili‘i‘li Britain. France. hair
and tho I', S An internationaliza-
tion of posit-nos now popular to ontI'
one or two of thorI- countries is‘ pro
1min
“llm'ina, {li“'.'l\'.~‘ a major apart in
"'4' linitod giilif‘s' Ind i'IIIE‘Zinnd_ bill ft
sornndnrr one on the continent. is he
cominz popular in France and ltnlt‘.
'I'.Iis' is due iarcci)’ to the bottle sin!
t-Ii TII tho American and British not-
on i". to IIIIIIII thoir ‘ll'fllilf‘l‘t‘ in nrma
III-on l‘liiitllrinslit‘ witnesses. ’l‘he
I'IIIIIII :: il“'i"‘ti_\ know how to spar
I ‘I-IorII :lllti Illli\' need to master it
(«w of the other fine points of the
ruIv'II I.,- footwork and deleuali'e
t Ii'lit‘h‘ to ill" int'l'nit‘inilln opponent!
'III' the American and llrltlsh.
“Ila-Ioball this summer will he plnI'
etl in oven; corner of i-’
‘III of corners of England ImIl "air, It
t- tho fthll'itt‘ outdoor sport of the A.
l‘. I'. Lost r-Ill tha- French saw a lit
tlo lIIIIIt-hnll :IoIi nI‘.e;IIit.' thi= s‘pl’in'!
‘I‘iic illlti it Lielt‘ of it They Rl‘i' iti-
II'IIIs' ititI-I‘Iutwl spectators, and tht‘
IIII:III how If France have taken II"
”to Intuit- to IIII-qxtent of "humming"
iI-I~ itli" foI the catchers and tom-tin:
"li' spilt-re anon; whenever-the? can
i?" - at 4-1. osmiu- .
¢'.tl iitiiii iii ii, I
r . - .
"I‘ho piliill‘ Iteliintltithe lines title
I~ltltllil"l’ tin-IIIIIIIIMIr.wlll be iptrotlttc-
(Iii to the canto, nnd’z adoption bv
"In-lite ol into-'Htii if not improbable.
“tI'iI-III- i-pui‘ts itl't‘ certain to receive
:t H l'n:Iislt l‘t‘iilt‘ rtIiInI-I's' II."
II liiilit‘lii‘- flilt-I' iiit' “'ili‘
itt iilt‘ :inlilittl coliout- mIvr-ts‘ in tho
1'iiilt'tl Stun-s :‘il't‘lltiV iill' l'iritt'lllt'»
MIII- Ini’aIIml tho I'II'IteIl States‘ sev-
-ot':Ii times for Inoots After tho II'IIr
thrso trips- ‘.\iii lu- on a much lIirut-r
ltIII-
" litr-
ilIittel
IAiii (‘il‘iilll‘it‘
h‘t Itit‘
'\\' hI "lt‘lls' in tho p.I I Amt Iit‘I 'II /\o~'
lInII. htI-n (c-ntIIII upon ”to giant“-
ti tilItIi coiliitIiI-s foI iiil'i'iL'lt IItlIlctltr.
hereafter they Itill also he for-Imam
it Ion southern and \tt'rllt'l’ll Europe."
.——.- . ..-,___
COAL PRICE lN NEW HAVEN.
’\'I-IW HAVEN. .“III 1 Mile til coal
for titlllli‘riit' iI»I It'II-- ii‘."ti III Slo ll Inn
for cult, and illli .~i‘/.I ~ and $8 to
I II' II Itilt ol poo. Ilt-iiII-rI-Ii oil tilt' sitlc-
\t:lih. III'II I-I-nI~« additional IIII putting
\' Ith a slight increase for the out
Iotiiil'. Tliitt lit about
t.I I. {luv II polio-ti from other pittt‘t s'.
It yIIIII- sisIv-III is lllnlit‘ In order tilut
III-.III-I'. paid for Ioiii: hauls.
slot ,.
it til-.- sI-t lion,
IIIIII liI~
Scliiillt'l ‘\':i'tt ;\.i-t
SOUTH NORWALK EVIDENCE FOR
SOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE
\\‘ot'i;
,.....‘-_—_
Wonders
The Stateroom! of South Norwntk
Ruidahta‘ Are Surely More Reliable
Than Thou: of Utter Strangers
llttIIIt- it‘l-tl‘illi‘iii ie not IIIIIIl'
I'Itltllc hillit‘llll'ill.‘ ot' s‘IIIIth .\'III'\\Itiii
people IIIIII II'IIl “II I'-
\\ it It :I tlitllti III "1' -lIl>II
jtt i~ l‘t slit-t I
'l"~.- hold of om IIhIII-o hotIIc
IIIIIII int itI~. \‘illll’ IloutIt~
lit-l‘ts‘ n gtilliil Noritnlh’
And it's Int South Nttluilt; Itt‘t‘tltn '4
“"Ill t‘lt.
.I'IIIII '\‘itit lll’t' I» coni‘tttcliti:
'l‘hot'. thI- hind Iii ttl‘otlt tit-II iIIIIl.-I
it-ti ll'r hilt/it“) Piiil'.
~.l‘- I I I!“
I» for
-?lI't"tII :I'
'BainI \
l
rant-e and in 'II "‘“"”
'iititr' .‘
"“’°" till iiiiiNiii iNii
iEViNSiii Will
I
Laksco‘ Club Fine Card
The Laks't-o club of Bridpport will
stage the show to be held In Bridge»
W“ ‘i’t‘ 1'4”" part of Mav and in the
main contest of 15 stanus the prin-
cipals will HP none other than Battling
LeIinskI, the blonde dislople
of perpetual motion and (‘lay Turner.
the red'man from the wilds of New
York and Minnesota,
The bout will be at catchwelfihll
and in this '78\' the lndian will It all
events- not be on the minus and for the
forfeit as he was when he hammered
the old now out warrier George ('bllt.
At the. time Turner was picked for
lilo good old iron men for bclnz ont’
pound tiII'r Weight. This angered the.
usuallv placid aboriglne and he went
after the mldtlleweiitht from the coal
region: with more titan the common-
place interest in his work. He was
t‘illil‘t‘i" successful in turning out n
brand of workmanship that woulddo
credit and fill! iuetlce to the Kaiser's
butchers. \I’hI-ii the lndian scrapster
Wile iill'lllilli'. with (‘hip there were “ll
lllilll)’ t-itiprt off the latter that hie own
hotter or \I'ol's't hIIif would time It
iliil'li iiillt.‘ 'ti i'et‘titmize iiilil.
'l‘IiI'nI-i' tlllti i.t-\'iliskI' for if. I'I-rst‘a
would he a rood card and the bout
should pi'o\'I- It IItirring one and one
that would bring to the light of the
xiii." It L'iiilli'\ dispitiy til s'f'it'ni't-~ iltitii
thcs'o rinus'tI-rs I'lll' \‘t'l‘l‘ :Igili- on lilt‘
Yll'litll'l' IIIIIIII and the “tin: about the
rim: would ”0' north going. to see, l.c-
I'Ins'ki is no Iloti'tt tho IIItItI- sciolitttir
It \i‘ more (‘it'U'l' llll'll In
I‘I-I uIIIII loti: _I tIIIIII lilt wit >lilllt‘ I-\
.t.- I\I~II h- .I\_\III light, lit' illl‘
illulli‘t‘ti in uIIIrI bouts within thI- ropca
III iItltoI iIIllIiziI-I' now cuiol'tili'.’
IIlIhin tho .:|.III- ol' 'ilt- tistic Itpolliuht.
Till!" r will r. -t IIII-ti
Iii-'I :Is‘ hc has found it It .II'I-II nii'h tut
I'ttrn‘iitit‘ task to add I-nough in polluti-
to riilitto hint to consideration III-I
lilli thI II In.
\-i*l.‘ii lIIIII'o
Iliu-
II I'tIiI l’lotizcd lica"ywelrht For two
loot.- \'i‘;tl'.~‘ III- IIIIttnnod the. ltattllnl:
rport in tho i‘Opl‘ III‘ hI-I-oniitiz a real
'1" t'.‘\' and 'IIIIiIlII of It at I'ItittiIiI- iii tl.I'
top-«t art-mt with tltc :iuulo oi the III l-
(cle When litl‘l two ,I‘t‘lt'il were III
on cnti tile intlitiu found that liht cf-
fortII were In vain as ho had incl't-nuwi
IIIs Irelahl III one pound and no more.
TtIrnt-r pzoI-Id 'I killtitin tor the well
kno'ttt [tillttnilillt‘lli that Iht lild t'iiiit
tail is NM: '0 hand Int-I and iii IIIltli
litili >iio\\t-Ii Iit.il ilt is ililil' to hand out
II littII-mn his 0“" I-IiIl III-Ioic ii|r
pcatlnu iII iil'itiflt'ltill‘l the ‘it‘li Skin
‘i.iIi [II-riortnt‘ti ill t\\‘ti bouts till within
four Ii.|\*- .InIl tho total lioiit nit-:tttt
lill' third boot in II “t'l‘k and the strain
was- so Ql't‘ill that perhaps oiilI II nit-III
.n' tilt iI-Il ~2pot'it-Ii could stand iilt'
unit IitsiIlI- III II III-cit the Indian liitIl
clean up the r:IIlII-i IiIlI Hunt of l.-
2"" of the Iron IIIeu lltlltil.‘ illlntlllrt ilV
ilt'"
llill' Inut not! II‘IItt-h,
Mrs A ilntnillon N ltliiznhrth ‘tiIW'i
IIIIt‘s "l Low ttgotl iloilll'rt Kltlltm‘
I'tiis ~t‘\t'l'.|i iillil‘rl tiltIi tilt-I litt\l' been
of mud III-III to llll'.‘ Wilt-Iici‘cr lit."
lI'IlII--. I lI.IIo ill tI~Il ltI'I itttluLLI' Itntl Int"
but it IIII~ itt'i‘ll‘“t'ilk and tit-hr. l httt'f‘
list-ll i‘t-IIII' Kidney pills and litt‘i'
hum: soon It-iII-Ii-Ii tilt ."
"NH“ ‘1‘". 't It” IluIIlI/I-s. Iiun’t IIIm-
1
ply "ink for II iIIIIIII-r rctiiudi‘ "not;
1mm KlIltII-I l'lllr -ttIo name that.
lira. Hamilton liatl. i-‘oatcr-Slllhttin
luitlnlo, N. Y.-Adv,
00., Mfum.
/
. 1 , _
mm.t‘ifinWMhltt‘ilanMtMflAI-i ,
it 'l'tII-nI-r -lllli i.i'\lntli(\‘ Int-ct Itt llltll‘
till combat in iil'iiiL't'Ililll IltI-rI- Wiii ho
ll fli-cltlcd ttIlIIInttliIt- tor the local lizit
tit-r. l.cI’tiiItlt.I' will how about ;:o
pounds on tho iutitt truin Minot-rota
Althouuh iill! llitlittn will III- ill a tilt!-
lthillliflL'i' In that line the wIIilop- iltIIt
Lottttitlti' holistic. of will haw an Ice
rot-I for the led II'tti'iloI. 'i‘lII- ili'H‘nri
ttIstI-ttttor in... II punt-II that will noI
liothcr 'l‘uriicr I'I-I'I much and the in-
tlittn lIIiII ti tutti lid! and It t'iitiil illtllt‘l“
cut and right hook that an iiiti'i)‘ II-
l'i:tl.~l‘ iIItiII- t-r lot-I. trouble to the bait
lcr
II-Iinslu II orpIIcII-d ilt-l't‘ the hittcr
part of "ii“ neck and will htul'l truth
I
ON L‘i
Cdc .Hou CAN we
We? most GIRLS
tutti AFTERNOON
IN THC 56 OLD
RAG“ - TMG‘I
thH '1 L0 l4
AT us . 'i~
.1
- ’\‘
I;
fly“; _
.....
SIN-l Tun-GSA 5M6 or suns
‘ m 1'er cco'twmc stone on
' we COENEII, THCv' (If
sautuowo sows roe .~.
I! we' u, aAci-t ‘-"
CG'IONL AN' "ARE
A BIC semsHt
infl lien-
has at (amp.
spars with men who are so easy
him and know so little of the game in}
Icomfliat with the knowledge of be‘il- lowed the business Wilt W
airy that the workouts at the Mama the following result:
(- hmetta
condition liimnclf.
at present and is carrying too much
excess baggage III the mid region “18' iIIM‘rpIIm liidgeileld.
wind also is not as good as it should
be for a really hard ring campaign.
Turner
Terry Lee the
lie ptefers
train here as- he has better facilities!
,m “‘0"? "-‘Wn‘ible “d be” the” h" brieflI and outlined the good work
At the tamoninent he work done, and the good prospett
i-oI the bout
(slip do not assist
He
has written It letter
closed four fine photos which
Bridgeport thitIi
conflicts
in the Casino iii”
and many of those who witneIw-tl his
decisive win over auch it toulth antac-
man
prlzea I'erv highly.
oniat as George t‘hip even if thc
tcr is not the (‘hip of yore. would not
ill overweight
local referee which
the latter recelted last night. in the.
letter the lndtan stated that he er;
ported to be in Bridgeport on Friday
and would then talk over the prospects
oi a match with laevlnslty. Turner en-
in many rtnz
Turner.
I-turelr made a vivid impression on the
fans who had the good ldrtune to be
Wednesdav nlaht
NEW CASES FILED IN
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Action to recover on a note dutttl
May 25. 1917, for 81,29fi.79 upon
'which $650 l:- claimed to be due. h.”
to‘wheu the world its at war.
0. G Reupmuin. County SecretarI
with headquarters in Norwalk spokI
for ahead.
Elem" of Man.
The annual elem of silicon fol
. 2} the Auto Brokerage ('0. at New
' ork .auainst Geome (‘iionltt l
hi (hallmark—John H. Light. Norwallt - ' " o
m to iirst tics-President ” Gem” 0 Bridgeport The note was indorsed
18h wood new”. to the t‘tttumbus Mom (or ('..0 III
Second \ice-l’residenI—rSeth Law “HQKHM- ”Mail's of 17.30 are
ciainte.’
t'lerk mm" P Purita,Niohoht. Illussell‘e Express. Inc. of. New
; 'i'icastirerr Harry W. Hoyt. Dan- \‘Ol‘k. has filed truit against Bi'ay'r
tburv. . Iliaragc, ltic., of this _cit). for Moo
to ”-liII set. tion of the inllowing “Ml damages- for alleged failure to make
wete mat \‘ilit their recommenda- ”Wm M 8" automobile ”m'k “Md
tions. in the plaintiff. The truck was pur
Titrt‘c .l'car term expire, 1921,.,mum in tor repaint, a crank case being
specially lmntioned. and ”Ir tit-fend-
P " "t-I V'tdIIIls John M. Glows-r.
Not-walk; Barry W. Hoyt. llunbury;
South Natwatk: Seth
liltizefleid: (learn
4 the owner drove from this clij. on
illl’ way to New York, the cane leaked.
the oil ran out. and the bearings Ire-re
on 1.15..-
l.I.II l’terrI-pont.
the. P. Shepard. llethel; Arthur J. Smith. _
NI-i: IIIIn; Bacon \‘I'akentaa. l‘airtleld; bum“- ”I“ by the Mn“ S'atmnrd War
m lhan- Monroe. reached. Payment had been made on
the representation the repair had been
madc.
Julia Ml‘azik has filed an action to
colic-ct It 3500 policy upon the ”to of
’l‘-..II III." term expires 1920 ~l.inn
.tlIlIIII. Long Hill: i‘larencc F}. Bilton.
ltI'ldfzI-port; lienri‘ it. Hawley. Brook-
tlI-III; l‘ l.. Lawson. Norwalk: Elliot
W, i'cclt. Stratfof‘l' Henry W. San. her husband, John .‘ii'il7iii. i'I‘t't'llih
NIII t'aiiIIIIn: (‘harlcs' C. Saunders. ”PWMM‘ and “mm m" """mi‘m M“
Fililiit'itl‘. littrrv Broileld Stain ”'[uwd “’ pay.
hit for. A Shelton liar-upon. lianbui
“llt' '\It'a‘t" lt-riii prirv’s 1919 A. ii FISHERRIEN STARTEI)
(‘iIIi. lie. 'iitinlbtlii: “hi. hi. .i tom
mlIIl-I seeing him inaction again V ,
autiittst II man like iJ‘VianV iIr Harry “""3‘. Wilton; J “(In li’es. lianbury: FIRES [N WOODLAND
‘ . t', 7. Morse. Shelton; (ieorgc I: ..
(In-h, a " Knapp. lliduI-ticltl; tluy S. KrnmrinI-g NEWTOWN, May l.—Charged with
Thom. is: no doubt that Turner is “Humid. titanic). l’ Mead. Ncw (."_ starting fires inihewooda about Hot»
It Home wallopcr who no matter it ill" Imp; 1;. I;.- ll \‘I‘cods, Nit-huts. John fttt'il. <l'erc HI-rggm Jowph 33mm,
is not looked upon to worm tlirouuh ‘\' I‘III s IiInIgI-Ittwn: Elmer tiibtu'ui.‘ “mid Rich I‘IIIII llilding tiustat‘son
. . , .. . . I- _ . I Stilt IlIit-k ‘wI-rt- I‘il'l" .tI-I Monday by [town-\-
IIith it Iittoi: will iltop into IIIt frItl AID-o") ”WW... H. i'illml, RM Sluriff .\l. m; it. ”W“ “m! (.M‘N“
and uiic
tht- host that is‘ in him
RED TRl ANG 1E
WORK ADV ANCES
lt ht a document whhh lt‘ ItiIIIrllItIII-It
in t‘\i‘l‘.\ htiuwhoiti would tutor. homi-
to own hturt tho that III-IlI that this
tii'izztni:l illi"n has +II .‘-'ll(. ("rill”)
1N FAIRFIELD (‘0.
(Continued from First Page).
..._.—- .
tniL'tirntoIl
Some Scrumptious Supper.
iii"i t'
lulu oil" of
night.
work to
there was It prt-tlI girl on out It sldo ol
Inn with platters of cold Ilitc kI-II. ililli
hillll. and the toothsioino lllt'ill loaf. and
beans. and salads utilorc
herod that it
\tilil'il ii IIII.~ :I shuttle to .pIII
"ml to own
slipper
to il‘Iit'ii
the splendid I'lt‘t't‘llt‘h. tlIIIt
liooI‘t-r
lIIitleI illi\'t'
I-‘uit'III-ld tor ,I-l-l
keep tour pltite iif‘llll.
Wit ‘~
to dry rt'pnrtd.
pill
rovoliitiond into our: one
Star ”touted Ianner Lani-a.
to incident trivial in the" hut pm
still) the moat ltnpreaatu- oi the omitt-
eI'cnl wan when the lactic-II.
another room. to partake of what liulv-
of the good things the hungry
lI-l'l
Jolly chatter Ilontt-d III throuctl
llllii llIIdIu. l'iH' rcpoits
l‘tit-ii tillllt‘ the ItddtI-ui s i'liitittillL'
a word of welcome from llitton \\'IIlI -
field. of lt‘iili'etlltt. .liitlut- Hutu tIr-t In t
ll'tltillt'illll llItrry lit-IlII-I' Smith. lli New.‘
til‘L‘Jllli/t‘l' and:
Itenttrttl ilill'ti worker III this l'lll'lli Y
no me III triiiiI-E . .
“til'il Ili '
tori-II Will! No Will to IIIII-rI ilt'itl‘t'l that
anything Nillll'i ol li hlt‘llttkliulilit'
port would itl‘ illfltil'tlllllit'.
ll titrttluht statement of _ttlst whnl tlIt..
work titeiintt and hi» opr-rlv-Iicm ill the
lltII't-lt.
t'. A. Work
In tilltitc
Y All
Live \t'lro‘
There Is
Mr Smith lat-cry
htit it
A itlliitiilltt'i
Ill'llt\' ctitiilts
lorIittt itlillli
SIII'ltliztII
of tho t-ii-liillfl
Him” the
ii1i\ 0”"
for it won tho illll‘tit‘r'l IIIIIII oi
llt ll ii‘illt'. -.':
'NUIII' Nl‘l‘llllllliiiilh
retired to
Ill IIIIIIII oi Ilit-
Arl'illllil'
(LII . I I W H. lionaldetun, it’flii'fieitl.‘ ittvi t'ttnnt-r and t‘IrI-Innmn
t'. in! :II ‘III- county ('Olltlllilter tot . I-I heron- .IusticI- of th- l’I-ace P. it.
,I. .I~.I; :II II-tIItlIIn to the war. the \tt't‘ztrttileIcyweII- fined 3N .tndI-osts
t I‘m-x IIIIh :IIIldlI-I-s guarding bridges on tho (‘illfl'gtfl It was charged that
.I. .,~;,._ 1...“; (Ir thorw'lr. the put whitt- flshin; noar lloIt-t‘oril. IlIt-I' Ito-
III I lot It; to who the Hair“ the’il lalcd ropciitI-Ii warnings against the
Lou III-III I II. t‘. A. Wat Funcbio Martini: of tires
aIIIIII- II Ih the Horn and one t. ill The ltt'lt"tri were lilo» first or II Inm-
"IL” .1 “.0";- 3.9 lotiltflti boys Will!“ that IIII- ilt‘l'll IIiIitlgurIIIcIl by
'p'
g-Wl ivoggt' .'
pm. ”S “III; 1M ['_ thv NI-IIIIIIIII :tuthotities to Iillllillilir
in.. cm IoI production 1' food. and tilt L'l'lthll: IIIIIthI' tIoIII .‘orI-sI the:
It. IIIIIIIII.IIIII II coitti tion of out in all rt-t*'tone or the town SO‘VO‘riIi
II IIIIIIIIIsIIIp with then- Ital wotk tilt‘ ~ ii;|\l‘ ilO‘t‘il started during the pItIIt
in :IIII no: |~ “4 'i.. “l‘il restIIIIiiu pith-III 4“".pr,
ii)lii'iiliilt t-oilipttii)‘
til \\ItttIi ill iilt'
ilet tIIIIIII I ilii that beanie of need 'iite IlrIIl-. IIIIII
of (‘lIIIstmii l-udeiabip thll the calm il-t‘ ittrl l.‘.'t
ty “Hill" on co opt-rate with tho... -.-—.-.
I-uI-III'ZII: IIlIiI-II arc endeavorlng to in PROTESTB JERSEY BOXING
liat I'lllti "ti on men for Chrlrtiiin Int-II /
"URL lIi‘t'
MII'I- Ire. IIIIIIInIIIIIrLI' war work-[newton at Vail ' . '
hm r ”M almond. mcn‘ {or ('ounty \. abura Auocutton Obtecu to houta
It I .\ IIIIII.. hon-I tttr'Chrirtian I... m Velodrom,
There will he no boxing under the
new iilll’il't' law tort-rim: New .IIIrIu-I‘.
_~ - ...~....§,._ '.
srmomcs or Tit! owls.
III the .\'II\I"ItiI \‘t-lotirontr. '; lluttui‘
American 5. . I . ‘ ‘ g
.\ l. ihiII .quitncr. if tho efforts of
“I l‘t‘
||I'\\ .H“ ,1,“ _ H ‘- thi- \"IIllthut.- ltnptoit- InrnI A'itliifI-
lf‘hlctil.“ '3 *fli tion mI-I-t with #Ilttess .\I tho moot-
t'lI-Io‘lztittl ..... . S i .ti'm In: ”f the ,\I-II .IIIr-II SIIIII' Alhieli.
_ . ,. . ‘ ..
\1 “ ""“ ' ‘ f, 3“." (‘ommis'sion in tho .s‘IIIIo llotoI- at
“il'ii.il‘,..illil . 4 I ..'.I . . .
ilI-troit ....... .. 3 i I Tl‘t-liioli \t-stt-idui till! ;IssIII I:ItiIItI pIo~
m 41 St. I...” ‘_. IIII . ,’t (I ;; irrtit'd against the proposed itt'iitill ili
‘ i'hitudiipiim 2 i 272'. thI- (‘I'I-lI- li‘it-in: .‘5‘Ul'iiliillil to ho'tt
National ”aw” ‘bouIIt ill tlII- Velodrome.
tho cimwti dot-II. llllti lust Its the hurt WM 1 ‘ i'i‘
m.” "u...”“g “on m.” lumpy m”. IIII- Mr“. “HR ll‘ "I” 7 The ('\’t to ilat‘ln: Association has ;Ii
‘5' ""' I St S I I h -- ’ . """ ' " . . - -. . . .
iilftll't‘it- ii'tllliiilii'N' “\I'Si‘riiiiiuili'tllilillil ttllltl l""imit‘ii‘iH-t - i‘ 4 .“7 wad) '"i‘fl‘ ””1"" Him“ “'“Md NH”
Instantly v.10” lllllli Wllri on his to” t'lIicIIuo ....... I; I; ,667 int: [II-IIIIis-sion to hold imms lI_I- [lil‘i
mm with n“. “In... "till half lhl'tlllitli I. i,lllt'l'llnilll I .I .EItlf'I in: It bond of Silhtltllt with iill‘ NI W
maul) tiltll‘th was tIiNiiIlK tho .- tIIiIiI u”: my“ 1 i "1,": Jo New State ('nnlrollI-r ,\'o itll'lllili III.
.lvf t-IIInt-st fI-ItIlnlIII- \ilitt'-, and ill tilt' ‘ -" " “' . .
end it Will hard to M“. from “mm ”M“ Brooklyn 2 It l‘- .I plicntlon fm it littnst- litttt bII n lllitlil‘
ot tht:: IIIIprqupttI ”mm”. "H,”mm 'h’.|"nfliliii ............. 2 9 1‘3 :Ind. until it is nIIIIlI- IhI- (Ollilllihsitlll
allltlautte atarttmd but there IIIIII II Ion , ”‘— ittl“ “Ni'il‘ti ”'I' "'t‘ “m h" n“ ‘t‘ """
liniial Iluppinx of hand. II” II l'lii Intit I YESTERDAV'S RESULTS. !
we I -- ~ I anooatvu SIGNS WHEAT
The lualneaa Meeting. American League. , -.....
'l‘hI- lIuIIInoIoI nit-cling Itt'tttI fttll of in ' New York “ i'lIilIIIlcllthiI it D -
. -- .. ; nd et~
for est and tilt Illtlt'fi IIIIIIII tint-routing ' Iloston. ti. \\'IIIIliinI..'ton, I “a". M“. Sam y Dema s 0' V
eran Outftetder
t l'hicniur li'I. ('lMt-inntl I:
it was nnttotItII-I-Il )I‘Hil'itiill ”no
i lit‘irHJ IIt .s‘t. Louie, Hit it
National Loan-Ila Zack Wheat and l'tt‘ Brooklyn liant'
New York _lt;. l'IuiIItit-tphin. tt ball (‘lub had coun- tti terms. and that
“It"ttiil‘ll. ..; Ilos'tttti. '." the oullII-ldcr would soon littll :I that:
t'iuIIIIItIItI. .I. Hi |.ttiti~. t . . ~
.\I I lll'nhuuh M ”HIM” “m“ or uniform i‘..ll‘i\ III tilt Heir-till. when
it wit.- propIIsI-II to cut the sIIIIIII- .- ct
hull iIIuII-t‘s. Witt-III \\:I-
tifI-r‘ \\l'il Iltc l‘t'rt. TitII‘
major It-ituuo
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WHERE THEV PLAY TO-DAV.
“IX; l'litlutiI lfiilerirlazhfazesk ”ml" tr. tho llrooltlrn Ilu‘t III-I-IIlI-d that \\:l\’
I‘m,” "I 31.5" ' ' ' \\'IIrtII thcrI 'pou announced lii.il I“
Wushtttutoo ‘tt liosIuII would rctlro lIoItI hast-hull. l'\t"I
Dt'tl'ttit :il SI Lotti.s though III.- (III in ill‘» .;.'... \Id.“ lt-
t'lI.t-.II3II ill i'it'Vt‘illnti ”m“ 330.1
i'l‘lli. “litilt't' (' ('utlipiII-il. til the In
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it till» it III-IIIIIIII-lI “mi iltmton III llrot:l.|_Iti. tiIIiIIc sIIIIIs "i‘ "‘"k "”“ “' ”"' " " '
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it)‘ and Itttpt-r i‘ill‘inliitlt I-n'III-I in I. II"...‘ Ht Lou-e .II l‘inciutitttt to the demands oi iiit' tlllliit'itit'l
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SPORTDOM COMMENT
m 3.; a. “flag“; m
been filed ili Kile t'omliion l'lias court.
Bridgeport has been allotted the lot
lowing dates in the Eastern iPallllt'
schedule: On the morning of July 4
the Hartford club will play there, tlI
teams jumping to the capital citr f“
the afternoon game. On Sept. 2. I.
bor Dar. the Bridgeport club will Inn
New Haven as its opponent at. New
field Park in the morning. and will
journey to the Elm (‘itI' for the after-
teriioon session.
On Decoration Day. Bridgeport will
play the New London club at Newfield
Park in the afternoon. the morninz
game of the doubleheader to be plaveti
in the Whaler town.
With the support of John K. Teller.
president of the National Leanne. and
the official approi'al of that ornnir.
ation. Dr, (‘Ieorite J. Fisher of the “'ar
Work (‘ouncil of the Y. M. C. A., left
last evening for (‘iucinnati to induce
(.‘hristv Mathewson to accept the call
to tzo to France to take charze of base»
ball among the American and Canad-
ian troops. llr. l-‘ishI-r impressed upon
President Tener the fact that the call
from the Y. .M C. A. is tantamount to
a call from the government. since all
athletic supervision and coaching in
France has been gli‘en oI‘er into the
bandit of the Y. M. (‘. A.
"i think .\lattI- can It» Induced to
accept the odor of the Y. .\i. t'. A
the L’OVl'l'YlOI‘. ”and for the National
League i liltiV Fit" tiiIit tit":':tni7eti itttet
hall appreciates the honor of the cal'
from our soldiers in the ti'ent‘licr."
Tllc rotoI'Il price for a Fpfll'tilllf Jitll
I'cnit' was pzlid Tl'fl‘nii\' for
stick llr‘f'ti in till' international
match III-th-I-II .\tlll‘ri('ii and l-IIIII‘IIII
fl polo
[III'II
in lfill :It .\londow llrook. i.. I 'l'. '-
itilr-lt Willi auctioned at the mom
rlrome. Ttritz'titon. England, for Ho
land” of thi- Itiir hospital. itii‘i
thought iilr IiuI- sum of SILSIIII
iiitnt'iliiii ii lllitittlliiti‘di)‘ lilti.l\' ti:l
most popultr outtlor tunic III III.
world. and it“ iicitl of nt'ii\'il\ tort- s-
two contineniu I nIlI Sam '9 soldict‘.
both OIer Min and met thIrI-" IIrI-
prminu that ‘lIuIII-IIIIII III
flan."
ltilltiVI ..
Benny Lennard. llnlItweigIII I-IIIIIII
pittn. “iii start IIttiIII iIIl' lill' i‘IIt'if‘t'
t'tittsl. “tit-iv he “I” iltl\ NI-II-riii iltllli‘
[or the benefit of fund: for athletic IIII
ilililllll‘ 'or the ~lI III‘tl il‘
tItI- i’il.tlil]liili\"~ III.-I \I;~ii ill tilt' IoIt~I
and it “Ill he the lost time lint-v box
mg was Irotcd out of t'KiIit'ui'l‘ in t'III
it'oinilt that a ltltiicslt‘iillllti illl!‘ iltl\"ii
tltcrI- “ililtltll I-IIIII-Ittt'lImnx himselt II
till amateur.
Siunltit'nnI-c attaches to tht- int-t
that .i W t‘ofl'rolli. Iiilti l'ornII-rii wu‘
.’l lcitdiniz promoter of ltoxlnu on tit--
wan Instruliiriitul iii nt'l‘IIliu'Ilit.
\ttilill‘I‘r
toast,
the bottt 4.
who has abandoned rut-inn. is setkinz
to lt'infllnit' ti!- u‘loio game in l'IIlI
fornia.
i'rtinkio Mack t-I iit'ilt'illlinlll. .\I.I.~t-.
\I..I.~I dimiuitlitlI-Ii tor toullna in lilt-
ol‘ it content with Paul
In I’roIident'c ill“
Iiiico lIiioI‘N
lit't'll‘iti"\
sixth round
ltoI-le of New York
itiuht ilmlc III-orcti
(imt'lir- and IIIIII winnltiu
“hen til" limit was «topped.
All service men \l'iii ho aduIttI- w
free, oNI-I-pt the war tax. to our Hill"
in WWII scrloa to ho plated thi- ttI-:I.-III .
:tI Hittite i'tI k. the lIIrItc of the Phil
tit'ilihlu .\tlilI-tic.vt. 'l‘lIt- War i‘ Illt
:&S* 1
it ii hinted that ('oilro'h.'
i'ommunitr Service announced today
hat the local American league club
'.as‘ made thin offer and that it has
on at'tcplctl.
Holmes. the Bridge-
port hoxnig Iinprerta‘ario has secured
the permit tor the next boxing show
in that city which will be. "used a!
the Catlino during the find two weeks
of next month. “Ducky" engaged in
one of thone quiet promoter-fill)! min:
ager confabn last niahr of! in name III.»
cluded lection of the Arena with Don
Battier. manager at Willie Jackson
and from all accounts Holmes made In
verbal agreement with Easier to show
Willie before the Bridgeport fans.
Jackson, although defeated by Tend-
Ier. would draw biz in wldxeport with
some other good lightweight contend
er.
II} ' "( ”ilIII":I"
cwas, SOCIETlEs
SUBJECT TO TAX
The attention oi Norwalk’era I»
attain called to the fact that all clubs
or societies of a soical or athletic na-
ture are subject to a Bovernlnent tax
it' dues in these orranizatlons amount
to $12 a year or more. Dances and
entertainments are air!) sublet-t to a
tax- and owner! OI pleasure boats will
also be liable for :t tux on their craft.
Secretaries of all organizations in-
ctuded undo. the tax law and owners
oi pleasute boats should report to the
internal [termite 0m“ and ruppl)’
the necessarv' information immedi-
att-II'. unless their tour alro.u‘.y done
Fl),
All cases- of this- nature will be
looked up tr; goI'eInnII-nt tax men.
and the law proIiIlts that IlIoeI- pew
[III who on 'lll|Ii i I IIIttlI .l e tax will
not only have to pm the tax but will
luv “hill" to I penalty .
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HOSPITAL JUNIOR LEAGUE
TO HAVE A PLAY
"ihchclt‘tr Hall" will he preecnted on
Friday t-Ientniz. .\lnI Ill, m the Nor:
Irnlk lIR'h School This plar IIIII be
:iwn llllilt'l' the Ituupitt-a of the Junior
i.t lillll' III ”to .\’o.II.tI'n ii-i'ttlilti unit
the pi'oI-ccd- will ill t’it'tn to the hit--
pitttl fund. The play ht :I clever akit.
bound to he Intcrcsttnu and It iII hoped
that It laruc IIttrntiIIILcc IIt'Il liillrk tho
(III'IthiIIll
'l‘lio lust of characters-I has hot-n well '
rho-en anti frequent rehearsals have
.iNI'n lit-ill and are still twin: held
(Tilrl'f‘ i! no oou It but that the Dre
H'illllliflfl will be of the rotatable sort
and that people IIlIo attend will find
it well worth while.
'l'l e cart If tilll’ltlt'l'l will be given
nItIiII pap-It within tin- next ten (law
and III lull-t “III III- g‘IIIn from time to
lilnf
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