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SDAY. March 96.1939». ,, .
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in _-.mi/.wl since [903
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the Sherman anti-
for the Baltimore
tiall iu bczinninz the.»
Riul‘lhml wamages
1 and American League
- u t)iii(‘i(liri of the do
«lama The case
urr in the" supreme
:lv mi Columbia.
mama; the Various
lingerilmd as organ-
Rcd Allen. the Norwalk lightweight}
is not discouraged ot‘er hts K.‘ 0. ma
tho hands of Joe W’elling the otheth
nicht. Allen realized too late
Wellingr was too good a boy to tackle
just vct but is determined to wipe out
this record In the near future.
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Bert Rose. one of the members of"
the champion Norwalk bowling team
' ByScoop
is to get Vic Ferris, Freink Brandow.,
.been given the credit he deserves for
idol'cattnz Connie Lewis, of Bridgeport.
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Definite VarSityaTeom Chos-
en by Coach Lauder After
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033 Malkiu and the Bredice bore in-'
crested- and if We {:01 ”'0 teams Workout
that we‘ll have a match.
———-- Yale's baseball squad was definitelyi
lrennis O'Brien. of, Hartford. has picked yesterday b‘. Canto “-1“ Laud-i
_er for the season's games; which will'
[begin next Saturday. when“Weslyan:l
University plays at Yale field. The;
first selection of players was math”!
Ju‘ckpin champ. by the
’WW but. the Hart-
he state
.tvt zu-«l \\viilialu L. . . q I. ,. "th the ‘
W ”Wmmmn. of a few years ago and proprietor of ioniit. is “0‘ “1.9999“: thue to from tho largo sound which Lauder-
“ “5“ f. ,1 .m «man- the Norwalk Alleys. is arranging for a fans I.“ ““‘5--3’3‘?mffi° ti 5 has kept at wn k in the cage‘ when‘
v at ”Wyatt and thy match ”9“"99“ DOWN” from Spring certain remark?!" M his 1"“ ‘ a “c on thirty-four Were ordered‘to report this:
V I. . l H \ ,‘I. .‘M . , Hill and from t W’ard .«rect section. ' during: the matchn‘ - afternoon for the first practice. follo“’-:
ll l:~‘ in“! U. . ' -‘- ." ~ ‘ VI ‘
| . l t}... ‘r: ‘ t'.» M will captain the Killers while. 7‘ . ' I 77-. ' ‘ ill be in better mg the short hastct mention giventhoi
. . i H “m, (“up Lnngiois‘ will lead the \Vard street'; The Lantern {ea .- ~ b fort“ players. Yale will not reopen till next:
N All. i H a! v Mm" 'shape this #m'é" 7n ever e ' week. but the baseball players expect.
., . \. .,\ _.-..i‘ . claims President DanO'Neil. But you to enjo“ a sharp daily drill at Yale:
" “’"‘ . - - m the va— _ _ 3 .
Thursday evening at the Palace bOW- i had better hulry. Dan: and! 1 d . held the remaintlr-l of the week and to}
.. hag alleys “Smylel-V‘NAyrauit's “pets”“am"?S of Waterbury. *9“. ' .on c..- secure two practice games betwoen‘
l i h .13.: will pluv liai'rv Cornen‘s stars of “n“‘i‘vm‘cpswr‘ ‘the first and second teams before the.
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- t ,_ .M Bridgeport. The local bowlers lIaVc' ; - reopening at cont-av. The sound which;
." I” ’(‘J) been kcepin: in fine trim for this! Weiker Cochran and .lacob_.\chaefer. reported vestertla) for the final tryout
V Mil-ink match and expect to bring home thou“? “”0 bov billiardwondPrS. al'e i0. before the "tuning of the season's:
”pr 0”!th i"”'“" I appear in a match in the Brunswick‘ schedule was ocmposcd of the follow".
. .\ tilinlulo llH-s. < . parlors in Bridgeport 80011: Afii DOih 'inlz plaversi-v» :
""' "l" “h“rl‘w . . r ' . . c alien '95 to \Villie ,. . \‘.£
mill-ill ili lilt- chic... 'i‘hon- was‘ no basketball game at ”0““ ha)" ”fined uh in‘lhiil the Catchers. ii(lilllt2~. blieehan. SandsrJ
- l ‘ tho- Armorr last evening because of the Hoppe (9“ the c amp 0 “ ‘ son: pitchers. ('nxn Robinson. Tlacar. .
mm. mm ilm'rr d‘mce “mid“ [31‘9“ ”19" “2‘1"?“ """ch ought-to be interesting. first base. Holden. Fahe‘rtv: second?
.. :‘lvl«-;t_-i1«".\'cw. ‘ “ ‘ " ‘ . ‘ .. .. _. . .
‘ t ' . that tho funq would be $0 u-fatigugd' . (1’ ., hm. 53“)”, _ anstop. M'mrlhy.I
2‘ w m “I" I WM“ i from their <trenuou' routine for i'N‘ “rid-"mm"; claims ‘0 be the ha in... third base. (taae. l'ran. Gordon. XPW'l
- - home train that the“ would not be my” W 3m“ in bOerng'jm'h 21 ton outfield.Anderson. Barrett. Bl‘aPF-i
I t H: ”I“ mmmnm able to d-mco thin evening 'Tis tough ilpi‘i“'°9:“71“‘rwmfis'and abut ”00 roll- Davidson. Diamond.‘ hilmrthy. Entz.‘
"“ ”"‘ "Mil”? m .. . -.o ' h " ‘ ',m-.-. While! won‘t dispute the “am" Franklin. i“:'rnlvrick-'. Hickey. Lay.‘
“Vi-MM.» “"3; when but I ”his city is quite acthe alon': that Light. Parsons. Swill-ck. Shanlov, “'al-l
“NH 1].“ National ' l “’llndi'l‘ lmw lll‘an who went miline. ““9“" The Palace Alleys and late and “'l'iL-hl, Slimline and Captain
MAR mea' Mr. \‘t w York \ wtcrtl'ty to ace the chr~i ”‘9 Norwaik Alleys are always in use Bord. L
i“ ° " -" ‘ ' l -. . . .h Soutl.\'tl'- - ‘_. ..... .
i l H” my “film; sons: men in review really eaw‘ theium 0‘ late u“ alleyshtl .9 .. ll.u. Laud?! “m h‘ "”de throughout
4 .. was not sanctioned trir'uic” walk cillb it"? becoming \Pl) pool . . ”w season by ('nl lit-aryd, who is 00,:
«lull lulu-“spill“!iyr-g' ‘ ' ' h .- __ mandant ()f “‘0 Yul!“ Artillerv Balltl-‘
”I ”I“! in ”If. fin“ Sm 'l‘ln-v u-n' Fruie Qhore of the Yank- R9“ .Au‘“ was asked hv Sam Drnel‘ lioniand who turn“ riy plaved on UN";
Ham“ [“lagun i ' llll‘t'll' to bcbkiazer and hinklm’ “0"” “’"dem ”magmmmto‘lgh \NeRt‘l'oint nine Since he left tlvci
cs : 1; i: . . _ _ . , . .
mm". farm-abh- (40mm. than ever when he HhoWed up at the “gm” 1"“ "'09 W‘M'mz' Red said nfllflarv ncudonn' in decade ago. he he»;
I. (m Imam-:4 mu” ”M Y‘nkk trtinin t'imp ‘ll I‘lt'kmuxdllc ht- wasn't going in at all. he was going devflow’ti bkspililii in \\'estcrn anti
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t ”I Prohahlv iili = is an udVanr'e wa'minz,0W "Nb“ 0' ”‘9 "' bite “9 was ““h m" ' phnnpmp arvry siztllunfl and he: main
:znvm' ind in}. the Haiti- in mm?“ l ———~—‘-- taian'hil-l kt’tn “MPH,“ in lilO‘gpoi't.
"H"! “US film"? Willi.- u I H __ Helllll' Kaui'r‘ wawon his honeymoon The diamond at Yale field ha! dried
"l’ "” fi'uu’lfiim was "lko'" i"lt'll"il ut‘ the roportorial Mutiny-hen he receivfd a telegram to report sufficiently .0 allow regular outdoor
. “"“ih‘!” ”“i' ”'ii‘i‘; of Th.- ilnur. ha.~ expressed himself ash-lo the Giants at Gallium/1N8. Fla. ill: pact“! amonlh earlier man'uvunl.
it :ltl ln' tlnillloti ltu' \'iui:l- being (lt't‘itintilv ill i'ul'Ol' ()l' slui'ill g :upijuxnpetl on the next train and told 11 Catcher Callioillt‘“ has Walk? on {ht-V
' ‘ . “on .
g: ' ”‘1‘” “”‘l""‘i" “”- otlu-r match with The Sentinel i;iU\\'i-i
2 wife to report. to him in ..
'1k 7 nd did not rorzvn to college. lie
5' report in about two weeks. Tom
illij. \\ 'iIo-~.~ :lppwlrinc _\'¢-,<lor- er." “(p was bowling up in Smilefifi‘alkabout ”Flint", due
at» l.. Edwin iitlltilutlll, a till't'l‘i- Ayl'aliil's parlors ill" ()iilt’l‘ afternoon [fitting of John/‘WB'G 1'74 . JW‘ SW ml Predprwks. millmdh
w ‘l-b- lultimnrr- (-luiv lltv was on and came zit-toes with a double strike,mt Mrs. Benny will say ‘0 3,12?!“ catcher last year did the hackstonninfl
"‘Y‘u‘: um .’i Mum How and will in u“. last bux. All lhave to do nowi‘tq; breakim: up her honeymoon. todaV-
l-l- :‘vl -Zl‘lil|ll) Hui:t_\" I '. j ....——-- , ‘-
~. mm mm. ial> tip-Mm “2 m.- trial ‘ “W" " " ' 2 av CONVENTION
1.1..) m. mam nun Jumiznn. pro... DEMPSEY COUNTING ‘ ‘ NEW 'NCORPORAT'ONS' 5' HATT R
W" Alum-mm I'mgm': "Uh” HIS RING “CHICKENSVV! Corporation papers haw- her-n filed Women to Be Present 1; Delegate. tort
vil' 1‘. i‘lt‘Silit‘nl m‘ the National JiH'k iN‘mPscr. Who. under the terms f to “Horn“. of ”H. First Time. l
.. ”,1“; Mums: lit-rrmanll. (-huir- of his contract with Tex Rickard. cang in the ofiice O H I . ~ l For the firm time in the history 0'.
.;,,, National (‘ommisslnn not onzagr- in a fight previous to timer—9'3““P 3? {OH‘MS‘ ‘ the United Hatters of North America
. .i- hm uitzht >iliil that the ing ‘Yilii‘r‘i' -‘"'5"".dav declared that‘ The “hiker-Rackclii‘i‘ (ompany. at women delegates will attend the quad-
n.t..r,t\ “uni-l (‘nntitme m 34...... it he could arrance bouts he would. New Hart-n. certificates oi organml‘ rennlal contraption of that orzflninfiio"
‘ ‘ lion Officers: President and treasurer ' Broadway
null 1.05551”. a month. make two":- $27,500 between now and.
i.
(‘LINE STOPS DU?FY
till-3H. \lar “il'i>ii I’lllS}
'hnuklln. .\'. Y. knocked out
if lmrkpuri, X. Y. in the
nu l‘nlll‘lti match
t'lint- <r-m'i ll seven
.lulx i
' "Yet." he added. "1 am willing iO'
remain itllc hut-attac- the chautploni’hip:
will be world it lot of money tome." .
This remark would seem to indicate?
that-tho voting heavyweight is ism-y
prem‘elv (-oni‘itlent of beating \\'illard
when they meet on next Independence.
Fluff.
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. r-tll \\':int 31',
a or sins If
taillights mm
"fit If you feel Barkachy or
have Bladder trouble.
Johnny Kiibane like many other titles
holders. refuses to believe that his pu-'
1cilistic course has been run. destitute
the fact that he was beaten by a sec-
ond rater like Frankie Brown. Kilbane
is under contract to box in Buffalo
nc\'t Monday. and it is said thafhis op-
ponent may be Dick lloadman and the
\\'ti':ill 128 pounds. if this bout takes
plam- Kilhano may get a worse beating‘
than ilt' iot'f‘il ed from Brown. Kil-l
ham- :itimits that he thought his bout'I
with Brown would be'a cake walk and
that he was ltli trained for the con-
ilIlIII\ uric :lt‘i‘i whlth excitt-s
-:\Hn"n- Ilu- kidnew in thr-iref-
it trnm thr- systcm. Re-
lili'v'i
:.. - Hi men: must fili>il l'm- teat. i
. u '
m. t~:on:tll_v. \ou must rt» -
\n'lr lv-'I“'v!<. I'vnlovinc all til“ I-‘ullmrin': th. exposure of Joe Fox.t
.l . who claimed to he the featherweight
:tll'i l~ui>un‘ 6-i.~(~ vnu i'i-t-l
_, 2., z :.. Rhino-y region. ('h:tlll]ll(lll of England. when Tancy Lee
I " ‘ il‘v iuli'i‘ or >l"i\ il“'lti- is iili‘ hold-1‘ ()l' lilf [.onsdale belt'of
if '1: r. was Stomach Foul'fi’. that How. tilt-re has tome to hand the
. _ .l l hon the \Vt‘l‘tlilt‘i' in"urn!:tlinll that an .\nu-rican boxer is
H ginhmu'h- l‘.\'ifl‘.'("". l.t.>"l‘f in linulami a~ thc bautam chum
only. full of sedimen':
"(i irritatmi. (lbiii'r
pint} of iiii.‘ ('t‘illlil‘v,
Kid Sullii'm is the ring.r name of the
to the American titit'_ and
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up i\\l' or till" t‘ lillit’F Ibi't‘it'll'iti
on lilb‘ .~ll.‘i‘lL’i-.Ll of his claim he hat-l
lhb-St' irritating acid" spurt-oi a match with 'linmmv Noble.
ll . in .li's urmnus wauiv thr— bantam champion of England
The)“ will meet at the Riackfriars rin':
on March 31 in a twenty round bolt:
for til) world's bantam title.
The identitv cf Kid SuziiVan i;
mvstery. but, he probably is Some
youngster in the sert‘iCe of t.‘ncl_c Sam
who hopes to show that he is the mafi-
ter of the. British bantnm chief.
‘, v:- of Jilti Salw from
:kv :t fifth-spoonful in
- l” itr'lVlt‘t‘ iJl‘lekf'dSt fili'
’ \nur kidneys will then
illmlii- r disorders disapr
n .U'i.‘ \alvs is made from.
and ‘tomon juice.
l"l.iu. and hag been ll?-
2' \ in «iv-an and stimu-
n firms and stop hinddf‘ri
7.»: Salt.“ is inexpensive:-
n::kv.~ a dolisrhtful ef-
"43 e rah-r drink which 25,—The Chilean‘Minlmjf.“h'e
'Zl and women take no" Armando Quentin. r'esl
. Lgaimng'seijihuaktgl; ‘ 5...». " ‘ ~
(ii-vases.
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NISTRY‘ REmNB.
CHILEAN Ml
_..———-¢
5
SANT] AGO, Chile. Tuesday. _
"(afar
Match“ andsulphur ecu-mom,
to be held May 12 at the
’ '4 ' ~, New Taven: vice presi- , _ , , . » .
n' N “. ”E? p a k tiff up“. n... t‘ontral hotel. New \Olk- Tm" 6“"
dent. (ilt‘hitl . ac e . . antes will be from Haverhiii. Manx.
vent secretary and assih‘lant lreaauxcr. New
0. E. .loos, New Haven.
The Clinton lcc Company of (‘iintmr
certificate." of incorporation. ('apital
stock, $13,004», divided into 130- shares
Lucius
ilanbury, Conn! Chicago. and
York. as the United Hatters‘ orizan-
ization now. has jurisdit‘tion over the
aw hat industry and also the manu-
woolk and silk hats
new districts,
nd Read-
air
facture ot'vleet.
Since the last convention
including Peekskiil. N. Y.. a
have been added.
lit! to be taken up
he proposed plan
of $100 each. lncorporators:
K. and Mabel L. Sim ens and Alice l“.
Kelber. all of Clinton.
llarker and Co. incorporated. of New
Haven. certificate of organization. Of-
ficers. president and treasurer. How
ard M. \Vhitman. New Haven. secre-
tary. Frank E. Whitman. Winthrop
Mass.
ing.. Pa.. .
Among the questlo
at the convention is t
of having each union h
national organization 23 cents
.Undcr the present sy
I . id as due! to
. t cmninsa are N
.(erlt., o m‘ The change
# -_._.. "‘ Ethe national cmnlut > w
I I lhas been proposed by Michael .
”mt" GRAY “A!“ i Greene of Orange. national mortars;
I ' ed Hatters. and wh e .
of the Ilnit number
proved by a
tan has been up
D le fictinn at the no
of locals. favo'rab
tional- convention is necessary before
it becomes effective.
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i Try a. Sentinel Want. nu.
‘l00ii YOUNG, Pitiii
Sage Tea and Sutphu‘r Darkcns So Na-
turally-that Nobody can
Tell.
Hair 'that loses. its color and lustre.
or when it fades. it'lrns grav. (lull and:
lifeless. is cattepdfyhy a lack of sulphur;-
in the' hair. Out . grandmother «nuclei
up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her looks dark and beautiful.
and thousands of women and men who}
value that even color. that beautifuli
dark shade of 'n‘fiiravhlc’h is so ultra“-x
live. use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix- _
tuie improved by the'additi‘on of othe'ti
ingredients-x by asking at ‘any drusi
‘storc for a bottle of "\Vveth‘s; Sazc
and Sulphur Compound." which dark-
ens the hair so naturallyfieo evenlv,
that nobody can possiblv tell it has
been applied. You justrdmwti
Isponze or soft brush with it said”
;this through you?" hair. tam ' I '
.small strand lit a timer By W. '
fthe' gry hair disappears;".but"*vh£! do»
lights the ladies with"\"YétI%*SdQ‘
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tar gpplwiffiio
Mull
iSeoona session of the Tour-
. the Craftsmen. and they'met disaster
.side of the. hall which gives a much
of 1.000.
when there was an increment“ uncut ‘
atter pay to thc‘
wet-kl}- .
stein two he!"
" .. Fianna “FIRE-S
UP TOWN . YESTERDAY
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another grass firewu threatening » a
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EH’EMW Eat it was put out with not much
. Early 'in the evening Ollcer Chane .
* and smoke containment monument!
of the utdres‘of! thei‘Br-Wer fir Maine"
Feed 00.. and forcing up the hatchway
“Wmmed in putflng‘but a. little bla'u
gthat had a med near a quantity of '
spraying n <1. mm the assistance of
Clifford Adonis. jwho live- on the {1001‘
almve, and Groom tr- Scent, all“
hey at” Network
Roams Results in‘?
Defeat“ fbf'i‘rfeM' Ii ‘ Ri-
g; 01.11- CARS
13w yonr’old can to the Buds».
port Ammw.; our-it
011;“. Mt ' '
:ci Madam“ '
At any mine of our
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vals danger m CVOM“'flh' 3 form?
of water, but It was fortunate that it
The second of a series of penochie did not stain headny in the oily mn-
games between tenths Yroth‘vthe mum» tartan.
men. and the‘Nomlk club wasplayed “’1!" CNN 'th’ettre H 110' dPfi’MN‘
in the pleasantouarteru of the latter '1 known but‘it ‘5 thought‘that Em
organization last night and'resulted in employee carelessly left a lighted can-
another and'even biézer Victory forlee in "19 09m” "th he CIOSt’d “D
the hnnlctfeanh fOI' tile night.
The first tuaqel was in the home of
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DENVER‘CLCRGYM‘H-DEAO‘
bg‘ theirdainifireside by DENVER. Mar. 26.-—The Rev. Dri
‘ (“mm "0 “'S- Clarence F Swift: 5'; vea‘rs old «pleat-i
Last night the Norwalk (‘lub experts .. ‘ nm‘n ‘0‘”. my . m '
Were the hosts and added insult to in- dent 0‘ the ifnerica'tdiea‘at h‘te hornet:
some. SGV PH
2 Garden Took -
m, rah, no“, rumm-
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Wings.
in; and casing for“ the “lawn:
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jury by rolling up a total 130.780 Society or
points to 105,210 for the’ Craft men, here last night of influenza.
\)\‘il lithe snug and :‘ai'e little margin of
25.41;".
The high score for: 3 Norwalk club
Lian: was “1053 by A. R. Maikin and
[merge l’. Lockwood, while ' the high
team for the Craftsmen was H. ll.
Mitchell and Mr. Throsby with a total
of 8.6m.
A delicious luncheon was served
Which included salads. rolls. ice cream.
cake. d'flfiet" and cocoa. and a social
time followed the battle. .
The, tournament was held in the
large dining room at the rear of'tho
club. fourteen tables being in play.
The billiard and pool tables have
been moved to the two rooms at eithm
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LABOR CONDITIONS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
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“isn't He a‘_DEar'?"
0! can! you (vi-ado «II-in hon.
Nahum. cums-am;-
Buc Myfl admin his: man more -
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per cent. reported an equality of sup: ”- . ’"ht
ply and demand and 68 per cent. a
surplus. Cleveland reported 60.000
unemployed, Detroit 22.500 and Buf-
falo 20.000. Baltimore. which has re-
ported a shortage crime to 2.060101"
3 number of tracks. abowcda surplua
Murine exception of New Jersey.
ployment 7 of about 5.000." the‘icm -‘
stator and New mm 'ehoved' no 5
marked change in the labor condi-
tions. in ‘the midtlle" west the iab‘é:
surplus remained about 127.000. whit-9‘
more was none improvement ‘on the"
Pacific coast. due lowly to a decrease i
{ram 50.000 to 10. in unemployed
in Seattle. ‘i
BILL KLEWt’A‘tPRW‘
NERV YORK, .‘tiur. 26.~Bill Klein?
the veteran Notion” ‘M’ j U'mDW.
has unammoofly bemlelefléd limb"
dent of the newly unnamed Yonkefl‘
Baseball League: ,The new organics-M
tion is compelled of six rclubu-In Yon-z
kers. Thevaill play their games on"!
Sunday afternoons; '1'th with he
participated in 'by local player-rank.
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Cream of-zMastard-i
25¢ Siie ‘
at .
PL'AISTED DRUG STOW
43 ~WIW8E,
far. on... W: Ham on.
:7 wmww
m - “cm or
It is planned to nurture sou-on about? ' - . tmoy;‘w.
the. last week in April; Klflm'fl apn iW‘
pointment in a way-tummy an tor 719M” .. m, _
orary one. for big"IieogIo:dutieo~-wlll:7 . i-w 0‘ two m 9‘
keep him bury'most of tho'summI-rQ
He has pmmised.lhov~ever.‘to give the
new league all the assistance mole
to render it a sum.
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MEMPHIS. Mnr.‘2€:—Pete Herman .‘
of New Orleans, bantamweiyzht chum-i
plan. was shaded by Wilson“ (Pill i
Moore. of Memphis» in an elgh round >
bout here last night. ‘
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i BOX‘ 12 ROUND? DRAW" l ,
l B08TOX,“Mar. za.~a§m mayor: w?
.Svracuse and “K50." mire obCinotn-Vi
.natl fought 1 twelVe round dri‘w‘ here",
last. night. i
Raoul; aw
" memento moo"
cold at 819p" month‘
room -
mmmmt‘cxcumol
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GARDENZI‘OOI‘S?“
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itm‘jels, rubber garden hose‘ Ind
l reels. vegetable and flower séeds. at
moderate prices: "
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1th Here If 1:" KW
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wimp-3‘“.
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Shading-forks. iron and wood rakes. ;
aces. spades, summon. turfedgenq‘i
disguise
tho wearer, for M”
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