1
ti .2.
base-
is al-
' hutrtl. and with
n-‘unacv oi'
l‘t‘lllltlllt.
.,
or? . in l'iccitmport.
till; amen to Shift Sal-
i iluszcins of the
.~ :3. lhrrill Pratt
annual arglr
~. ‘~ . e'tlaries is
t . l
't‘illll'i‘. of the
however.
-, . . thee to ex-
. t';~ .1 (:1 ,-. zit-n between
' u and last. AS
xguinin it, the. differ-
.-; iy this The players will
monthly salary in the mzl‘
no» is just as large as it
been but thu anison will
doth-1‘
-' - i‘.‘utl $300 to $600
.. l...: :vxr sezwonu will
thk }'--:ti’. only there will
~‘t'-':t'§: ~'l"'i‘l|f’tl off on
t ill- Hi" fi"ll.‘1(‘n ll‘Olil
The total amount.
r um! ~-
will be smaller
w 1’. auvl ‘hiu i: th-- 1'2""
ti.- <‘ built It will
tit;";t3‘;itil:-'Jill'1llt‘ nniiw’ '
..: mum. motion in many
:1... lutst'bnll players un-
situution. but in the end
that
(9th nwnvi's
'u "htliv
:t"«l 1h»
'v len-«l that {ill}. will see
ttt'- I‘lull if" "
und.
ong NH' most uo‘nhlt- oi' the hold.
thus in? ii: lzilhr Ruth of Boston.
{.6335 llmi hr will demand a liizlr
Saint} timn in ' t-.:<on-th:\t is. he
ll demand moniths'
owners
fire
T‘w r'lul:
. a lot ol' atgutmguts to place. be-
lmitlvu' 4. and
‘in-\(v will he t-‘Tt-ctive
more for
til lllt' ‘. «<3
.h.- nrnxvrthelmzs,
--;~ vi tint!
- ml. The l::1l' player: who look
intit il‘; n i‘iH‘ if hacebail
~ lulitlo‘t' jittltllllll'i'y this sea-
“wrt- is eta-r) indication that
ill tumm greater things for
n \t‘n‘xlll of .1920.
v owners know that a policy
iztuvu.’ t'lp ' "l"l ll‘QROYl
tlu- seat-tont
tmuhle. amt
:vor. short-
(‘I-ltit‘i in the.
. h h: tllt' season and not in'lhe
pay envelope.
7'. ll player ihiv. Ecztl'nn it—t t'm'ng‘h)
t's' salary it"?
w‘l lit) tlitl (it
.V‘
. ..v i
it"t 1" mm“: tltn'
.. own: indent
‘:|\
. inst as much for hi4 servir'ds
ttiutttll‘llon to the length of'the
..ll playingr season as: he has in
past.
‘rnir- Shore. the tall lankv pill-her
caim- to the Yanks in the. big deal
3. tht- lltlhlnii l‘tt‘il Sax. was in town
tl'llil}' anti (illltll (m lllt' Mill) Offi—
Shore has been an Ensign in
outsid» of
in of :ttlllt'~ for lii< svt‘vicn tt-anl.
laet Season.
i~ g: tin:- shztim. and says he is
my), and
2.41 no lntH-lmll
— lm‘ tiH- sprin; ttninin: season
wt
.l..'- t-Hntt’at't urns sent to his
ill liaut tic-mi. .\‘. (7.. but he. has
.-t n-H l\'t‘ll it. He had a short
Allll Colonel Huston of the New
With and as the two smiled when
i< believed ‘lmt Fliore and
fuh will have no difficulty in com-
Shore should rank with
Shdu'key as one of the mainstays
txins' pitt-hinc staff. 1’0 has by
.~-.-th:< reached the top of his. play-
tows-1's. and he anticipates a better
'1“ than he has ever had before.
HL‘. it
It lt'l'lll'fi.
iother one of the Boston players
i came to the Yanks in this same
.tl, Duffy Lewis. has left his home in
lifornia and is expected here next
tel; l.v\\'i.~ will talk m-m- tm-m‘:
.. club and there is no doubt that the.
.::iu_: outfielder will he on deck
the Yanks pull out for Florida.
L. T. A. MEET TODAY.
YORK. Fri). 7.—~Tlir awardinz
winnship tournament»: will be
with: t'eatur.» of the enn'ml
z’ .. N‘fi‘ozml lawn Tennis
.lw l; 5.1 lit-z‘v lutr‘ 'oday.
> tint; .7; Forest Mill's, L.
.\ ‘Hn
.Hh; (.....iqnj on ‘fi(.~-~-
{in-l :2 majority of the
The woman‘s
probably
Philadelphia
. .4 :tir‘.
:l-mhleo'
. :.-.-.od relative to
. guizn'of 1920.
chars is expected
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“Slip , V
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with nt’rid
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YALE WILL LOSE "
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
N EW HAYES. Feb. 7.——Ya.lc yester-
day lost the. most brilliant member of,
its football squad" for next;
elect Artemus Guy Bates that he had
derided to come. to college immediate-
ly and to complete this.college..course I
in June. instead of waitinguntll 11th V
fall and of leading the 1919 Yale
eleven in its gridiron campaign. Gates
played tackle and end in 1916, and was
elected captain for 1917, but entered
military service a week after America
declared war and has since. been in
aviation,
Secretary Daniels two weeks ago.
. Another player who has decided to
return to college at once. is Howard
Baldridge. Gate‘s fellow tackle three
years ago. His deciuirm will remove
him from the squad next fall.
Because of Gates‘ decision, it is
likely that a captain will be elected to-
night. when the Hound will report the
organization and will be, addressed by
Professor Robert Corwin. head of the
Athletic Council.
DEMPSEV TO SIGN
CONTRACT TODAY
...
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.——-Jacl{ Demp-
Coy. who will oppose Jet-ts Willard for
the heavyweight boxing championship
of the world. arrived in New York last
night and will sign the articles for tit ,
fight on July 4, late. today. The. place
where the bout will be held has not
been decided upon. according to Tex
Rickard, the promoter.
Joe Jeannette. the. veteran negro
lienvyweifzhi. who once ofl'erod to fight.
Jack 'Dempsey, has finally induced a
white heavyweight to meet. him in the .
ring. Tom Cowler. the llriton. will
box Jeannette eight rounds at the. Ar»
mot'y A. A.. Jersey City. next Monday
ni'rht. Jeannette exttt'es-‘s'eq confidence
in his ability to stop the Englishman.
After Harry Vl'ills gets through as:-
ezisting Jack Dempsey to train for the.
fight. with Jess “Villard it it; not im-
probable that Dempsey then will be
able to decide-whether to lift the cot-
orline objection to-V‘Villls onto keep it
in force.
e
Dick» Curley'sofler of ‘ 3100.000‘13
"Ben-ny‘ Leonard for four fights has:
arouaedirhe jealousy of Battling Keefe.
who-‘deelares that he. stands readv to
‘depofiltr-ét forfeit of $100,000 ttotbtlad
‘himseli’Eto pay half a millionmtoll‘red
'li‘hlton tomcat Fred McKay. for the.
so in tl-efllty‘hitch-diving: championship of theworld.
pionshipmf the world.
Sumner Gibbst inuflxing the salarywof .
the boxing commissioner at $3,500
does not appear to realize. that aqtzood
floor walker in a 60 centvtable d'hote
emporium gets ,merc than that nowa-
days.
~Scntincl Want Advertisements
iainablo. ‘
Sttstcm Witt
CiliSFS liiDltiEHlllll
Excess hydrochloric acid soars the
food and-=foms-gam.
Undigestm food delayed inrt'he. sto~
illtlt‘ll decavs, or rather, fermentu the.
trwi h film the open air. says
a noted authority. lie also tellq-tts
..v. up. .,
that Indigestion is caused by Hyperr
" -v:... .c.
".t‘rvr thew-'is an excess of
hydl‘tychlorit' acid in the stomach
whit h pro" ants r-ot-no‘ct'e digestion a-no
starts food termentation. Thus every-
‘h'vn'? enter ‘Tfllll'tl in the stomach much
like garbage Hours in a can, forming
fluids and cases which inflate
the stomach like a toy balloon. Then
we ter‘l n hvaivv, lumpy misery 'in the
chest. we belch :as. we cruciate sour
food er lmv ‘ heartburn. flatulence, wa-
"wter—lrrar'h or nsust—‘a.
He tells us to luv aside all dilzeeiive
aids mid instead. get from anv phat“
maev four ounces of Jad Salt: and
take a tablespoonful in a glasv of wa-
tnr iv :"nvn h'w'aal'i'nst and drink while iiL
is effervesning and furthermore. to
continue thisfor a week. “’hile re
lief follows the first dose, it is import-
ant to neutralize the acidity. remove
om za/rvmn’rln: mass. start. the lii‘er.
stimulate the kidneys and tbtt° pm-
more a free flow of pure digestive
juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
”fie tor-star
season ‘
through the announcementof Captiin— i.
He. was cited for bravery b}:
i
l
l
tint run It]
pitching a are sure to bring the best results ob-i TMINDEMPSEV'
i
Colored Fighter Will Be
“Chief Sparring Partner
. ‘for Challenger
NEW’ YORK, Feb. 7.—‘Vi"hen Jack
Dempsey begins active prenarationn
for his 'match with Jess Willard his
chief sparring partner will be Harrv
“fills, the negro heavyweight, who
now is rated by far the moat formid-
able of the thick-skinned boxers. At
this time certain unscrupulous persons
triedtoforee Dempsey to face Joe
Jeannette instead of Joe Bonda'it was
said that Dempsey’s moln reason for
refusing was that if he met Jeannette
even in a benefit bout. the. circumstan;
(:95 would prove an opening Wedge for
the dangerous \Vills to obtain recog-
nition. '
Wills now is at. the top of his form.
He is a Splendidlv built athlete. with
a world of speed and science. as well
as the. ability to hit with knockout
force. 1
Jack Trains Like He Fights.
Ac Dempsey is a figh‘er who does
not know what it is to Roar lighilv for
pointu his bouts with \Vill‘s are likely
to develop into something more-than
the usual exhibitions xhetwoen master
and man. When Demnsev‘was train-
ing for his 'bout with Fulton he u'sed
to slam Battling Jim Johnaon for
keeps. and it is not likely that Wills
will be willing to be treated in the
same fashion without replying with
spirit.
The selections of Wills is a good in-
dication ‘of the amount: of cc‘mfid‘ence
, =ic-9t‘l‘fv'w4t’liere Wan membird" Wentitbiemnd woman that Dempsey has'in Minnelli; If he
The field, which phogphate. This harmless salts is were not loaded down
Emir;
(.
he
expect. under present circumstances.
would share: thesetremarkablewnhcs.
Titatturmcrly sun 31325 to $28.50
“ Complete Clearance Prices ”
$1950
There‘s a‘vaz'icty of materials-that will enable early chccsers to obtain the very sort of Suit most desired.
Every suit in the collectionoriginally priced far above the present marking.
Coat”
1*, The Coats are no less distinctive and desirable than they were at. their origi
'nal prices—but prices have been so greatly lowered that. you'll quickly see the~ ad
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vantage of prompt selection.
"It ‘ . ,y
.«w
a cinematic; asund‘ltts/ea'mv- Ne‘w‘fijorting Club
imm'ls Gontk.
\Villard-aleo‘has sent out a’cfll:for
sparring pom-ssbuttthechances are
‘wior Momma. vino» helped train
him for the Johnson *flght am! later
ac‘t‘r' pa M~ mavrtmzmartner during
the Champion's circusdays will be‘btc
back on the job. At present Monahan la .
in uniform, but Willard cxpecta’to ob-
tain it“ Felon-aim the near future. ‘
Willard's 4,," regarding sparring
partners are dmerent‘from those of
Dempsey. The big fellow prefers to
have men in'his camp whom .he‘knows
well and who will not try to sneak one
over when he is not looking. Willard
always goes easy with his sparring
mates. There is nothlnt: ferocious
about the big fellow and the. boxing he
does while. training in no way resem-
bles a real scrap.
Mav Pick Real Fighters.
When \Villard was training .for his
bout with Moran some one tried to
ring in Al Reich, but even the threats
of the chairman of the Boxing Commis-
sion could not induce the champion to
pay Reich the‘amount he demanded
for his services.
Real Fighters.
This time W'illard may be more anx-
ious to have some live men in his
camp who will be capable of trying
him out. 'If he does not he Will make
a. meat mistake. The only wav for
him to get a real line on his condition
now that he has been out of the ring
for so long is to box a? top speed With
a good man. _. ’
“’t’nnna Council. No. ‘81, D. of P.,
held its regular meeting at Red Men’s
Hall. 25 Main street. list evening an”
initiated four new members, and acted
favorably on the application of six
morertar‘membership. A committee
that lair-many sold at
“Complete Clearance Prices”
. _ . . t
. f three was appointed W; plans it» were, Major Wotan Lieu alum~ .
o , 7 .g; WWW m
It“ is anabsolute cleamnce; no rest-lotions, no garnl ants withhc'd; the prices are much lower than you would
Racks are emptymg so rapidly that'vi'e urge prompt; attendancetti‘ you
- Suits
M5 Coats “Completeflearance Price?" - $7.198~
$19.50 to $25 Coats “template Clearanee‘l’riec” $10 ~ 9 . _ ._ , .
$35 Carat—S “Complete .tllearance Price” - $19.50 Somdmguediar sum or am
$45 ‘10:;555 Cogs “minute e comm Price” $2 9.
4 : barn ‘« 25’ ‘ ’1';"—»._§'=r
1-53 Washington 51: V, So. Namathom.
$32.50 with
‘fifi...-coooc.¢of‘"* ~
“...-"In” ‘ ”""""-ua.
V o‘o‘atlflu... ."‘3..
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wean, others'inbendefl for 1119 dumb] or
dance. -Ahaldsome collection «mam
autism dresses—each .an 03¢er
valueatiihm: pricing. ‘80 popular- 2‘; ‘
*the-Wfilfltflemrge you not. to delayae
lections, .far .theac \will be" afield}; goblin"
ourmoompléterch'mmcef‘ m.
«$1293 to
Organized By Athletes
A rum-tine was held on Wednesday
tevaunggat the residence. of deer"
Blew, the Well known local athe-
late. = lieu plans were discumx‘l for the
omnntvcH-m of "an all-around athletic
clmrkrglve to the sport. lovers ofrthe
Norwalks Several new lines of indoor
~aid-tautdeor athletic activi‘ies.
“Mdflerahle businefis came before
11:9.ng men present and was dis-
.wssed at some length.'“1‘he officers of
them association were elected as
follows:
‘ .. Mam—it‘dward Blackmann.
'Vleenrenident—Jpflmnd Miller.
Tanner—George Williamson.
~6Seeretarv—Georgp Morgan.
~Afte'rza lengthy discussion the name.
‘of 'he“8ioux A. C. was given to the
club. and rooms were obtained at No.
8, Charles B. Street, South Norwalk.
Judging from the fine. attendance
and enthusiasm the new organization
will be one ofthe most successful ever .
started in this city and has a promis-
ing career ahead of. it.”
OCCUPATION ARMY
PLAYS ‘FOOTBAlJ
COBLENZ, Thursday. Feb. 6. .(As-
sociated Press) .—Football teams rep—
resenting the Fourth Corps and the
Second "mi Fourth Divisions won to—
day the firstseries of games to decide
the championship of the army of oc-
cupation. The final game in the ser—
ies will‘be played in Paris some Lime
next spring. The Fourth Corps ~de-
footed the Third Division; the Fourth
Division took the 42nd Division into
NW“ “d ”‘6 gecond ~Division beat
the First, all the ‘smms being the
same. 6 to 0., ‘ ‘
The Fourth Division team is made
up i. . army of whom were for-
mer college stars. 0n the team's ros-
, .Comum~.
”H
Yale; Lieutenant Bélden. of “North ed a. broken leg. Tin'ms the at”!
Carolina A. 8: m; “Mum-*Wgof casualty of the day.
Drown, “dream ”1.:th
Michigan Mayanmmtfllofl .
iatfiy,e%f Georgetgwn,.u wel‘léaa .two “omvmf Fem. .7.—-Peter Bor-
en st m cant. .3421. of mail . -
Georgetownfndnd‘esrexrgmt‘nnnn, of (hr. 88’ tam“ ‘00 _ hm! Summflt
Bethany (blisse,%t Virgil-ta. “Milne 'Thuradoy nightibyahm
Captain. 141th, of ’Arm'wv’” him“ through unehead. A it“
playing with the Fourth 00m. Sufi-tr- muons-“hm-
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‘Shoultler'Slcak . ............ '. ........ '. . . . 18c 1b.. .
Roast Pork ............ . .
PorkUhops ...................... 300 lb.
Fresh Hams ........................ 30c“).
Fresh Shoulders .......................... 26c lb.
PetRoastnw‘...18cto32c
Hamburger Steak ........................ 24c lb.
Beef Liver .............................. 13c lb.
Home-made Sausage ...................... 28c lb.
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Rump Veal- .............................. 251: lb. 6
Shoulder Veal . . ......................... 22c“). if
Veal-Chops . . ’. . . .‘ ..................... 25c“). ..
Plate Cdrned Beef ......................... 14c‘lb.
Rump Corned Beef . . . r . . . ....... 22c and 25;: “lb.
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