Evening sentinel, Monday, April 7, 1919 · page 5

APRIL 7. 191it

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was given Miss Lois Hulse. by her
1DaViS ;mother. Mrs. Charles Ilulse. at their
3 .liomt‘. .13 High street. Saturday after-
. '1'. 1: ..rton Street 'noon. 1n honor of her fifth birthday.
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of her friends and little
gathered and the

noon was spent in jollification.
serv ed. At

after-
Light

the
Wish-
ing Lois many happy birthdays.
'lhuse present were Kathryn Van Al-
stvne (‘ladys Dayton. Sam Dayton.’
Lllllt (lillispy Mrs. C. (lillispy. Mrs.
\L Miller. Mrs. Harry E. Smith. Mrs.
Louis Schlitt Mr. anti Mrs. (‘harles

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(‘lark. of the
has received his
from the service

Theodore
Box (‘0..
(list-barge

on South Main street. .\lr. (‘lark was
the first drafted man to leave Nor-
walk and among the last to return.

Mr and Airs. Samuel Roscoe King.
111' (iit‘illll'ttnix‘, t‘onn.. announce the en-
gagement their daughter. V'i1ian
to Edward Belmont Smith.
111' 'Xotwnik, Conn.

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was well represented in New York
1-3131: saturday. April 51h, by Mrs.
George Hammond. Miss Evelyn Car.

punter and'filiss Nellie Creamer.
Lit-'chant V\'illiam l". liishop is
5111 titling a thirteen—(layfurlough with
t1i.~1 parents. Air. and Mrs. Vt'. F. lush-
op. of Yelden avenue. He expects his

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find it. necessary during
the strenuous War Period

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a bank account? If so, why
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plat-t-s ot'ninterest on the. way.

.\lrs Bt‘l‘l Rogers. who has llf’t'll vis-3
_iting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
it. Shrayv-r, of Main street, for the

past four months. has returned to lied-

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3 \V’tttttl3 South Dakota. i
Miss Elizabeth Shel-er. of Iloose-z
\t'lt lithititztl. New York (‘it3v. spentt
Sunday with her parents. hr. and;
Mrs. H. (‘. 1Shet'er. l \‘Vashinuton
street. 1
.\li>.\'t'.~' (trace t‘orwin and Amy.
Alt‘t'llt' oi New York city have been|
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guests at Miss Amelia Jesse of l1 rank-
lin :ill'i't‘l. .
Lieutenant Harry Laurie. formerly,

of Norwalk, who has been with the:

t'anadian Expeditionary ‘lt‘orces over-
seas, is a \isitor in town.
i). Louis Ladritran spent Sunday
with his relatives in South Nonvalk.
(‘hatlt‘s tloldst'lunldt was in town 1)“

er Sunday.

Joseph liyrne of Brooklyn. .\'. Y..
fspent the Week—end with l'alnter Sher-
man oi 5ft Putnam avenue.

Mrs, V'h-ior Smith. of Allentown. P11

is visiting with her parents, Mr and
.\irs_ ll. Sht'ayct', of Main street.
Prof. Arthur ll. Russell. of New

York city, spent the week-end at his

1 iiEAliii REWERED Bi
INTERNAL BAIiiSi

 

 

Mr. A. ('zarnecki. 657 Montgomery
.street. San R'ancisco, Cal" w1ites Tr r-
Etcil'h‘ vaieni.' institute of New Y'otk
as follows:

“l musadmit that thquier of 'J. B. L.
l'.t.~".'(1'1de i1.1 (In-ed my chronic con-
-.~ipzttion fiom whirh I suffered Sinre
31.11 t 2. 1111' . i hate neV er even tasted:
k=ml 111 patent mediCine or purgz-I 3
My health is excellent in everi‘i
respect."

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a million bright. clean in- l

siitly

itlerron. one of
bed-known diamond stars in this city.
will probably appear in the line up of
the B1idgeport \V'h'He Sox during the
The VV'hite Sox
formidable looking team and
among the boys are Hermn of Not-
.iack Luddy.
ftel id and [.1mrenceSeigt.
son. a pupil ot
tors.

romiug ya 1'.
bu i it

walk:

Bridgeport refuses to announce the
names of the-aspirants
mitt team until Manager Ray Grimes
has glimpsed thenl
move is a goodjne.

The

Jack Flynn who managed the New
‘ London club last season has received
l 1: good one: to handle the San Antonio
the Texas
tluhs in the Eastern could afford to.
the high pticed managet.

team
(“at 1'3\'

Speaking of the coating bout.
. llaven
"\V illie Ritchie”

witi toss eight ounce pillows at one! incidentally “mung A series m battlesl
“i111 it made tons oi money for the box-i

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preseason date with Bridgeport.
as the first Sunday prior
opening of the Eastern League.

 

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st'i‘ibt-

1.notliet'i11 a bout to be brought off int

New ark soon.

3 telli2eot .\ttte-1icatis_ehav found that}
;In«.-rnal Bathing is more essential to

their health than external baths—

' Have found that used oecasionallv at 1

night they feel like different people:
the next morning. .\'o more of that
‘lbilious. 111-111. nmvous feeling but hav-

. ing in \‘atur' s own cleanser—antisep-
1 tic warm v.11. er wremoved all the pots-
onous V‘t'ae‘t': 110111 the low er intestine.
they awake. thononshly refreshed hv

Two new 111

TWO NEW MANAliEiiS ’

Sam Rite ot the Sena.-

 

 

lraves are seeking a

the classiest and

have at VVillie
on April 28.
formerly of Spring;

Hank .\'el- de‘ “‘0"

popular

 

a bummer.
for her base-1

Ritchie.

in action. The

poa-'
I in favor

to the-t "f the

 

"hie

League. Fe for fame nun

. i Head A. t‘. 'lhe lndian Head A (‘.
a .\ew 3 ,. - - .1 1 .
3 . . l ‘ I the sanu organizatton \t itch staged.
.deuirtlgs 1t t‘tus yd the show in which ltrown broke his
“m Pm“ 1‘0““. iatm with hat lxunz a few _u‘ars 5130.1

it isnt believed thati

LEONARD

1 eight t'[ t"11

iVV’i llie

in the major league tltis se'tson. ThPY; of Nellie Y'o.k1.

:il‘e

1'l11-1' 01'
Kid Gleason.

llltlil.

.l.‘1t'k t‘ootubs,
.‘\thletit's and Robins.
lllt' tot'ntt-r

the

the (lure great pit-10.2mm.”

andl l ' 3 l ‘
5-..de lumpy t ldtltmon 111.11 t

Coombs sin-reeds l'at Moran as main

aget' ot‘ the i’ltillies.
big league manager. and will guide the
destiny
Mathewson.

of

the
liranch Rickey will act a:-
president and manager of the CartH-'

.ViQran is still 11

Cincinnati (‘hristy

 

Ritchie.

notch lightweight.
ring at it: or 108s.

bill now before the legislature.
we witl3soon be hearing of the )l1tt-‘
vibili Boxing liill.

lirown is to make a

la.
n ”43:”;

1\ HI itl,

IN MAJflii filiiiiliiifi?

‘itt hi1 ‘ at

Ritchie will be able to do better than
142 pounds tingside."

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Bennie Leonard will have a chancex
the two are=
matched for a return bout in Newark‘
The boys met before in‘
California and Ritcléie was given the‘
ennv got bet u .
about this 1111! has been trying for 2‘: J Apr“ 2
teturn match for some time
it no“ and already ‘t ”tom‘s“ to be will be a return engagement and pm

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Leonard, wort is lightweight champ:
formerly the same: Roth. top-‘
and win enter- the
Some lightweights.

 

loe. Mulvihill is said to be very much
new revised 'boxina
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1 era and for the hem A. C.

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AT NORWALK.

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lar'ma i'tl.

champion

2 for

lien goti

‘1 rangement.

i was learned
nothet' bid;
9;; Thin-111133;
1 night. when he “ill swap punches with.
i Lew llogash ot liridgeport in the head-
'iinet' oi :1 show put on by the Indian

- popular

I rounds.
light:
arrived in Not-i 3 _ .
preparatory to begin: onstratie his superiority over Ritchie.
his battle whit»
Nowark on April 21" -i

lll‘llvlllt‘l's' make their debut The. training will ‘11: done. at the farm]

 

Return Bent to Benoit: in
N MArm April 28

Benny Leonard. world's lightweight
champion. and 'W‘Iliie Ritchie of Cali.
fomia, former holder of the title. Willi
dash in an eight-round bout at'the
\1 stark S rtsnien's Club, Newark. N.
This was announced yes-
tetday when arrangements for the
bout were completed. The contest}

 

 

piesent Leonard with an opportunity
to erase a setback he sufiered in a‘

bout against Ritchie at San Francisco, an

February 21. t

The boxers bane agreed to colon the ta ‘1

ring at H2 pounds 01 less. The finan-

cial conditions were not announced}

Benny Gibson. manager for l.eonar.dl
declared last night the champian was
boxing on a percentage basis but ire-1
fused to divulge the extent of the ar-
From another source it

that Leonard has been3
tztutranteed 810.000, with the privilege
of accepting 11 percentage of the gross t

receipta. 'l‘he remuneration whichf
Ritchie will receive is an unknown:
quantity ‘
The match promises to attract great- Of “emmbrance “v ‘th _
:‘:;1.1°'°‘.'.::.12..::' 111?..“i.i.'1...'"f1'.‘.: Panel are from??? orchid or we;
mum 111.1111 been 11.111111111111111 1.11» a.Helen linlnk. kexmptionalq m' litv and M '
return bout 'between Leonard and linen from Hu . DRY White. vent:
tltitchte since their memorable meeting. lll‘ffl: 3:118???

at San Francisco. in this bout the fort
mer title holder surprised the specta-'
tors with his form and carried off the.
derision after four hard
Leonard rankled under the
setback and has been eager since for
a return engagement or order to deny

Leonard will do his training work 1113
Crupp's Gymnasium in Harlem. Man-1
ager Gibson stated last night.

 

111. 11101-111 11111.11 nUENGLAND WANTS i

a r‘lllllllll of Norwalk. Tb";
positive statement
'that he would act Ritchie this time.

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THE BIG BOUT

tnxnnx :pril 7.—~Rritish inning
piomoteru are attempting to obtain.
for bundon the heavyweight champion”
lship bout betvteen less VViltiard and
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lack imp-e11! which is scheduled for
iuh 4th. VV’illiard and Dempset h'tne
ibeen advhod that a. nurse of 820.001”
will be split all they desire it the bout'

 

 

nals. llit'kcy, howm‘er. was manager‘

of the St. Louis Browns for several. L“ held ”‘8“?-

vears. i ‘

. Gleason will manage the Chicago .HOSPITAL BENEFIT i
White Sox. He succeeds Clarancc Eat I“; may if Kidne s fgel "kc 1.3.3,] CROWD; THEATRESt
Rowland. who.is,now part owner 111m:r , or Bladder bothers. !--_--.— ‘
””33“" °f “‘9 ““dwauk9" “’8‘“ °"1 Mest 1111111 101211 111111 111a kidneys “Wins Speech“ by Local Ltd“: at:

New York:
George Stallings.
Philadelphia:

lyn:

(‘oombsu
t‘hicago.

1 the American association.
Following are the managers for the
major league teams for

baseball campaign.
.\ational l.eague--—.lol1n J. .VicGraw.

\V’ilbert Robinson. Brook.

Pa t.

liranch Rickey-

dek

Antet iran
New York:

phia:

(ti-itlith.
nines.
Louis;

i‘ttltl.

AUGK'STTA. GIL.
has signed his contract for31919.
'U‘GtOlgltl

iPttsbuyt gh.
i. eague —Milier Huggins.
( onnie
l'ldwnrd Rat-row.

VV'ashington:
Detroit '.
Gleason.
Cleveland.

Nat

COBBS sIGNs CONT.RACT 1.1 1.11
JOINS TEAM TUESDAY .1311. owned 1.1.1.1.... and mm...

it also neu-

acids in the urine so it the unswerving loyalty that it mletlu. .
thus ending blad‘

Peat it"

like the bow "is.

the coming

Boston: Jack 3" “(‘5

Fred Mitchell.
Alma. Cincinnati:
St Louis: Hugh Bez-

.\lack. Philat-M-
Boston: Clark
Hughey Jen
Jimmy Burke. St.
Chicago; Lee

 

them to normal

A ril ”.«T ' (‘ obb
p l 5 tralizcs the

The
announced that

had affixed his signature to the De-' (191- disorders.
troit conttact.

ently

Cobb stated that he will leate
gusta Tuesday to join the Tigers at fake now '13
Florence S C. where they will stage new clean thus axoidin

an exhibition game. The Detroit Slug-'
sholdout was not the result of a
“break" the club he 533K but rat'her
a desire to quit baseball for good and sol
to wait the consummation of a busi-

get

i that tbr management had been ‘-emin

lair.

but preferred to say

makes

plications.
A well-konw n

lieve

with Lithia.a

be no longer irritates.

Au. water drink which eve
11 then to keep

in overcoming kidney

get slough-h and ring-
ged and need a flushing occasionally,
:elsv we have backache and dull mis-
erv in the kidney region,
rheumatism
liver. acid stomach. sleeplessness and!
all sorts of bladder (11501 d1 -'.1 -
You simply must keep 31"0111 kidney
.. ctive and clean, and the moment yo
feel an 111-111» or pain in the kidney
”“091 get about four ““9"“ of Jadf at the Regent in the afternoon amt.
Salts from any good drug store here- made a 1111.
take a table spoonful-111 a at
water before breakfttéliv, for a few day-1i
‘ and your kidneys will then act fine.
This ““1301“ 53““ is made from the knocking the hospital and instead of

acid of grapes and lemon juice com-
and is harmless to

(pin: cs

activitv

Jad Salts is harmless: inexpensiVe.
a delightful effervescent lithia- l 21-9 being promoted .‘
rybody should
their kid-

: serious com'

local drugsist 935‘s 11‘“

15 lots of Jud 58‘“ ‘0 folks who he :' “‘ednesday ~Ev ening l’ 1111 e
“1mm“ Confirmation instruction in the Girls

ness deal in which he was interested. while it is on!) trouble.

- and Men You Mitten”... Momma

nmma! sleep. with all their function”

clear headed happy

1 acl lnh WOWTW»

and confident eager and capable for!

{the duties of the day
‘ Why not learn more about this rapt

1y groving and natural practice? The
" "-‘J‘ 3' 1' cmtwyp

.Clias. A. Tyrroll M. D.,
spectrum at intern! baths for 23.

~11.i

“J. B. I. Cascade" is the invention 01‘
of New York. 1

 
 
 

Complexion is Rosy.
All Headache Gone.
Breath Right.

Tongue Clean.
.Stomach, Liver and Boweis
Regular—So Convenient!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

severe head-
torpid at

' premium 111-“ w, hummer.

Every Performance and Hugh 1
Enthusiasm Shown.

The hospital benefit at the Palace:
sand Regent theatres yesterday after-
i noon and evening drew big audicnu'si
each and every performance.

While. some excellent pictures on:
themes were shown:
centered on the,

many different
the real interest

F: speeches by ladies at the committee;
0'“ who had labored so earnestly in stag

' ing the. show.
i Mrs. P. V'.\ Brooks was the speakeri

and tickets and Mr Kantor for the use‘
of the; theatre. she gave some straight'
from the. shoulder advise to step

listening to shallow and uncon-l
structite (titicism focus their atten—‘
tion on the great good that the ltos- i
pital is not only doing now but will
continue to do in the future it giwnt

In the evening Mrs. leorge l". iletr:
ichairman of the committee spoke in,
the telling way that may .always be

expected of her when public benefits

 

Monday—K. O. K. A. in the Finnish
House at 7:30.

J‘ue’sdav—Evening‘ Prayet
1.1" S. in the, Parish at 7 :30

} GRACE PARISH NOTES.
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at

at 3. C;I
(it

1 room at 7: 30. i
Thursday-The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 9:30. Rector-s

Hedpers at " o'clock at No. S VV'est
Main strtec.
Friday ——E\ ening Prayer and Litanv

.'1 o‘ 1 lotk.

1 CARTER ACCEPTS CHALLENGE-

at

 

walk in May.

The challenge issued by Battlln:
Kunz. claimant of the lightWeight
championship of t’heStawe of Connecti-
cut. to Kid Carter. Stanford's {hitting
sailor. has been accepted by the latter.
The 'bout may he on May 8, in Nor-
walk. at Roodner Hall. Joe Dodd of
Norman: is mounting the content.='

Kid Carter in. reconfirm relea-
ed from the Navy, and is in excellent
condition. The bottle is expected to
be a corker. Run: is cock‘aure of
beating Carter. and Cider fafi‘pmt-
111111.111“ he willow There will .ue

Mont will.“ ultra-W
To: pore-t. «(new of the
swimwear!”

Agrees to Meet Battling Kunz at Nor-

 

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After thanking lht' poltcci‘t
ass of; department who sold over one thous.'

210W of the

Kumfi
ev in 'coxnbinatipn of silver with black or tum
d 1111131139111; tint.

blue. b 1‘? and)

 

as his Dad‘s

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no 1and black.

shoes that are of a discontinued style. ,1; ' ‘1
wearing Neolin.

st _vles now arriving. 3

fitting model, boyish yet manly—$30

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Main St" Fairfield Ave” (3mm St.

limnsi Kmais riches; .‘ -.".i the new blacgutlh “
tuniomcmbina Iona ‘ canes. a oriou 1
But :1 ca ‘berdeserilr: 1'; as well iiv to describe an

. flutters.
_So we meet t animation: Come see Kumsi Km

And Dew- Hist; silks that are first cousin to M

to too. a rich beauty.1vorv and navy

Third floor.

Wt} 1 ~33-

Sl)‘-(' ial boxes of fine stationery that carrv a mom

Camizric finish with the new souare ean.
m ’—

Mam floor. rear. ’ ‘ Ir.

Scam shoes 3

For men and boys, 11 1- -i wrings sale of some Sco‘

Tan 111‘ 1115111; leather \lllli sole of tough long-
Exactly as good. so fm as we can see; as the new

But not of that new style—am» out they go!
Men’s regular $5— ”; 1 1
Boys’ regular 8%

Little boys, regular $3. to.—

Main floor. 1 car.

Boy deserves.
fm‘ clothes.

Eor Easter. as fine and stylish and pt 1.“); a suit
That is only fair isn t it? ..
As Bov gets into his first. loam-trouser suit, “
it be as nice]: tailored and as smart as 1195 father‘s.
Here is such a suit. Pure wool infinish’edm «
ted in handsome shade of blue or green. New clout.-

Sampeck Norfolk suit for boy of 9 to 18.31.
serge or unfinished worsted in rich gre 'n brown cl.”

blue.
' Snappy style. nice tailoring—€392.50.
Front basement.

It its-nowLi‘on» . .
bicycle time. -

Get full cujovment from every hour of the fin»
evenings.

Let a Lion speed you to your work and hem
again: to 111111: longer daylight time in the garden.

For Lion is as much a pleasure as a Diwali-.1"
1hecl. ‘9' ‘

It’s built to stand ever} sort of road use; no:
smoothly, pedals casdt, if"

A wheel tested by years of good service, ' till.
1' ear ’5 model is equipped with chaiu- tread tires
New Departure coaster—brake.

Handsome, staunch, easy-riding—
Fourth floor.

lady and: new 3
one” stuffs.

'A‘ ’cross~bar nisette to make cum‘ms‘ d.

mkdhautyandmfor bedroom!
' 3'5“me ttems,orin_...1..1'
31M brown. or Hamil: pink and green,
blue witlrbrown and white!

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