“n.
A demud that to” NA! internal boll some at Curr» 1m yesterday
mic (netball on c prewar schedule “Menu he looked like he could
no nude yesterdny by the Yale News. § pitch.”
”mnWw-w» Enchantment“, undone
weari- thefiowinextfananda'islel recruit went into the box, 1111-11911 out
should em a thomrfitad I tire-trove hm. slowed our one
at Princeton It or” flat the ihit ad annealing dininguishfi blin-
tnntion needs immediate Mann sell 'by hitting a homem in the see
meeting of the athletic authorities . and inning. .
Yale, Harland and Princeton will be! Actor the sue. the young an an
tfiere ‘this eventing to take up the milled that hens Rube Demon NB!
miter of W mat tau lrora Natiaral League pitcher.
A1 Shubert and Joe Lynch, will clash. 1 Benton had come to Camp Jackson
7N” ‘M stew nights ago chillI not made his identitv known to his
Imatch was called off.1\low Eddie comrades until after the ball game to
,3! lie. manager of Lynch. confident day. <
”I how would take the phoneme 011 After sidestepping a tumble into sec
Ebert, finally succeeded in sigmoid.1 and place by ninth inning rallies in the
to finest Al at the Union vBoat club 'game played with the Pirates last
or {lamp Deserts tor- the benefit at the Tuesday and Wednesday. the Giants
.10 a; decision and the weight of the bat- ‘ any longer on the Polo Grounds yester-l
«tie will be. 120 pounds 1111881112. 1 day and fell from 1111111 high perch The
flan-y Garb, the tight” Pittsburg St. *Louis Cardinals, who have been on
‘mlddleweigrt will be called to meet I m rampage since they arrived with
Goldier Barbfield, of Brooklyn, shortly”. in the jurisdiction of Mayor Hylnn.
.1116 11* meet in a return bout thdt of runs, licking the home crey by a
will probably be staged at Nevin Field score of 12 to 6.
Detroit, the proceeds at w‘iflcii will go’ As the Cubs, with that] Douglas
to the, may mess fund. Greb inetl pitching his first game 01‘ the season.
Qartiidd in a flttoemmund bout in. boat the Politics tor their fifth straight
'I'oledo last week and gained the deci; yigtory in the East the team of'Moosé
31011111111121.1111 the Chicago miracle mam
Having revoked the rule problblilm! now in“ trout. The Giants were torc
bouts ”New blacks and whites. tth ed, to relinquish the top perch after
New JerseyiBoxing Commission will a firearm meringue all spring, . .
its next meeting act on numerous an- I The‘ defeat was only the second one
)llication lot club licensed Thaw or; the giantsan their native
Include the Ne Work Velodrome and the heath fltisw'sbi‘lng and the Gldflls
Jersey. gpqptsmen's Club. at Weehaw- crowded enough bad baseball into the
hen. exhibition to lose a dozen games. The»
When Chairman John S Smith of Giants simply sagged completely The
the commission was 5csterday asked pitching was atrocious and the fielding
as to chances of these clubs getting 11- l worse “1“"
tenses he replied that a law pro\iding: M...
for licensesto boxing clubs Was on the} cnpoocK.LEWI-s BOUT. .
books and while some people might‘ nus 1101x123 111.,Ju11e 71—ser
be opposed to public boxing 5et it was geaut Em] (Taddock, champion .beaVy-
entirely legal " ‘ 'F mm: weight wrestler and Ed “Strangler"
This remark 'wos ink?“ to mean 'Lewis of Lexington, Ky. were match-
‘hat the clubs Will get. thelr licenses ed yesterday for a bout here June 2i.
text Tuesday. ,___..__.._._....
lAblE athletic/lacking soldier was in Eight women were injured in a
'vited to participate in 11 company basc- street car trash in Brooklyn
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Muivihill Has Portable,
Mayor Grim ;
. N othllg
The twenty round battle between
Jack Dempsey M'Elled W11 will» be
staged inbound}? limits the militia)
of the Fairground Association to per-
mit use of the grounds for the affair.
Joa Mulvibill, the promoter told us
yesterday. He has received Mayor An
thony Sunder'land's permit to stage the
Mbattle
The business men are strong for the
battle, and ther re is on oposition to the
light in Danbury at all. Muiviillli said. »
Should any possible hitch prevent
the staging of the battle in Dnnbury.
'Mnlvihill onus he use permit eon
LMayor Donation of South Notwalk to
run the tight or! in that city
Mulvihill is so little concerned alter
the tailoreto sawmills-Fair- grounds 1
that he has gone nheafi and selected
another site and granted the coupes:
sion right to Morris-lion“ Chicago.
his private secretary. Jacklcurley his
the Denver Post, his Western represen
resonlativa. .!
Portable, Arena.
Muivilrili says his main reason for
wanting the Faltmundsim because
10f its parking facilities and that it
provided facilities for a 25 000 crowd
Mulvihill intends to erect an open air
portable arena at the new site, cap-
able of seating 45, 000 people. This
lpmtabio 111111111 will be suppued by a
Chicago man, who has used’it (01 open
air sporting events at the lake from
l in Chicago.
There are three available baseball
ggrounds in Danbury where the fight
‘can be staged claims Mulvihill. if
necessary he will stage it on his grand-
! inlhcr' s 400 acre farm just outside Dan
.bury central.
Mulvihiii further clltlrned that hehad -
ian offer from a Denver party to stage.
'tho battle there, and also from 11 113111-
glimore promoter, who wanted the tight
for his city.
Joe, though, says he is determined,
'it possible, to put the light on in Don
bury. Ever'ybod5 from the mayor
down is keen for the battle and the
, business men believe it would be a
good thing for the town.
Iliulvihill has not and will not seek a
permit from Governor Holcomb. This.
he says, would be only inviting trouble.
The fight is not a championship battle
and will differ in no way from the flf~
teen round lights that are permitted in
Bridgeport, ' New ‘IHeven and other
places.
Joe says he has all kinds of sound fi-
nancial backing but is not at liberty to
divulge um name of his backer. it is
not J. Harem Bronson or New Haven
at any odds, Joe emphatically stated.
It has been hinted that a prominent
circus man is behind Joe. and again it
‘was in a quandary at. first. when refus-
' ed the.Fair grounds but» madoa special
trip to'New York and returned very en-
thusiastic. The name of HonestJohn
Kelley, the noted Manhattan sporting
man is also connected with the finann
‘ cial end.
Will Not Reveal Backer. ”
When asked if Colonel. J, J. Miller.
inconvenience and trouble. I am not
at liberty to say who is backing me,
but all my bills are being paid. the‘for-
felt money is up and who cares survey
who is supplying the money as long as
he goes through with it.
Ten per cent of the receipts will so
to war relief. This will be donated to
the Foirfield County innd. '
We'll pull all the tight. I don‘t ex-
pect any opposition to Denbnry but it
it comes up whawecu stops it in.
Arena ”1" 1 ~i'lt-b‘lj
Four Sites’There—One llis
Gnandioihuis Fm l‘Fam- '
ground Th‘lihwn Meow '
Qua Deacon oi Wary. he malarial
South Nerf-ambi- some othernleee. l .
New York. momentstlre...l€d Smith...
the veteran sporting ‘w riter'ot the Chi» ‘
,oogo American. his CWO reproach; .
itetive, Otto Pinto. sporting editor of. .
tntive, 11.1111 Smith, sporting editor at '
New Haven. and Al hippo. Boston nep- .
is claimed that his‘ backer is a weal- Q
thy. New Yorker s‘pottgoing man. Joe ‘
, had anything to doswith; the. financing '
of the fight. Joee'smited‘and said. "The 2. .
name of 9. Bridgeport man who was:
backing the in the.Willard-Fulton tight ' ‘ '
. leaked out and'put him to no. end of
i
The pathcphonc
uses a sapphire ball
instead of 11 needle.
lThis ball is practical-
ly indeciruciihle and
there is no wearisome
process of changing
the. needle at every,
record. and the. rec-
iords never .wear out.
Of the Visitor.
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.. [on “W “I.
The Pathephme Section
This quiet salon in the Road House is
open to visitors at all hours and the 11111-
.chincs will be demonstrated at the pleasure
The mainstream are shown
in many different patterns, ciilt 1. oak or one
hogany.
.Very attractive terms are offered. To, ~
those who wish to purchase a machine 011'
time a‘ small deposit is made and the ma-
chine is sent to the homes for use. an
Prices. from, $36.00 up $225.00
1
$13.00:
.The motor is al-
most noiseless and
there is no disturbing
triction when the
most delicate records
are pltyed. Th e
Pathephone is equip-
pod to play all kinds
of records, those all
the Columbia ' and
Victor nmhines.
(‘11 111p 1'11.) floor.
Black and White for Hats
i:-
it There seems to be a rage for these “magpie”
Ombinstious.
.51
ll {White hats trimmed with black, black hats
ltimmcd with white. _
, “ll It is very practical too, because such hats
Still go with all dresses.
\
Sometimes it" is 21‘ straight brimmcd, severe
looking sailor, uhito \\ 1th block facings, block
- ‘lvith 11 lute facings.
7 Sometimes it is an eccentric toque with a
{rolling 111-1111 and a wing of contrasting color. ,
fill“ Sometimes a black but has the brim entirely
covered with large white-pctaled daisies .with
black centers.
L.
if 'A small white turban cf whitccrepe do chino,
In crown softly pulled, ‘has one slender interroga-
tion point rising in the shape of a curved black
» quill.
5 0n the whole the designs are "so many and
so attractive that it is impossible to quote, but.
.there is certainly enough to please every one.
' . The “ch0” Bali is a novelty and especial—
'15} for motoring or traveling. It has a. cravenctte
finish and is proof against: dampness and dust.
«It fits closely and requires no hat pins. _ g '\ . . . ...
' Millinery Section} " . »
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A Card of Remembrance
" It 18 good to remember 1111111113 all all Eldes-
of the year.
i There are cards bearing a verse or greeting -
suitable for all occasions.
MEN-Mr
l Patriotic Cards to send to the boys with lining.- to. their.- minds
Fourth of July. These are
Cards with popular war time verses;
'3
For the boy or girl graduate a card may be selected from
'11:. most tempting assortment ever dicpinyod.
BMW am with I. touch of personality.
‘llortbe my.
loan.
Special MN]!
8, 10 to lick.
rm WM rm and m m fill Ilium,
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" Itlots._
Gifts for June Weddings
Silver Tea Sets always acceptablet . .. 1
d ‘1‘
Sheffield Plated Set consisting of tea and coffee put.
sugar; and cream bowls, in s bright-finish with hammered
border, Very effective, ‘ "3 $50.50 the set.
. $40.00
Set of three pieces, platinum finish with Adam b01dcr,
- ‘1” $37 .45
$34.75
Sheffield 5111111 Colonial design, three pieces,
Colonial Set of bright silver, iour‘picces,
Silver 2lnted Sets in alpinittdcsigtr; four pieces, at .
l .. $20.00 and $22 50
Set of four pieces with a footed tea pot, in bright finish
with attractive thread edge. ”I? $19. 60
«v
Chafing Dishes of Lulrurious Character {
, The Silver Chafing Dish is always an orna-
ment upon any table and the fusual young wom-,
en or young man enjoys making savory dishes
which are served from it. Manyxof the wartime
‘ receipts can be mixed in a chafing dish. Doubt—
1055 it will ofiliciatc at many of the military wed-
dings. '
\
.1 Sheilield plated Chafing Dishes, Colonial.
" style with ebony handles, electric attachment,
$17 so and s22. 00-
‘pr
. (them Dishes 2hr: Golonial design, 'eb'ony,
handles, Complete with a; universal alcohol stove,
1.1»... $2200»
Other designs with alcohol lamps, ». :z‘
/
' Silver Section. main door.
'Marquisette Curtains
‘ 733V Ilene edge and incertion of imitation Clongl
Three Martini designs, all most attractive 111
white only. Regularly, $3.50 fi‘l' ' ' ' ’
3'1. 11...: “““ Whe- ”Mopeds-l"?
$16. 50 to $19. on ‘
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