Evening sentinel, Friday, April 25, 1919 · page 8

 

 

 

 

 

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HT IN NEW HAVEN;

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111‘: L'lltttllpfnn 1'111111 1011.111111 is! There was .1 lull in the home run!

untertaining 11 ptoposition iotiullll‘kil y',1ster(1ay no homers beingx

- 'ttt'ley. manager 111 the \'e\v Ha banged in either league.

1-1111, 101' 31.311!) 111 meet 1111 win
the Pete. Hartley-Louis 111111111111 titan. has taken the management of.
in New Haven. Hartley and lrish Pat-y Cline oi \ew York and‘

'1 clash in a four round bout. at Frankie Flemming. the Canadian light.
1-1111 on‘ next Tuesday night for, height.

111 \\'t'li.'.lll champion of Connor-I New Jersey is to have. ten instead.
1111 Mr. (‘urley offers Champion' of eight-round boxing contests. g
11th1'1 sum of $1.500 for tour: Pennsylvania anglers want their
against the winner ot' the bout.‘ blue. laws changed 30 that ”183' can
‘ fish on Sunday but a lot of poor fish

ill be rec-1121112111 as 1111- state
on. ' [are against it.
, understood that managers Jlldgln'l. from tho English news

and llogash have agreed to a! pape1s:tht only p1 rson a! the National
r 111011 to meet Leonard in case 31-11mm. . 1-1111; in London who thought.
Jimmy W 111111 111 at Joe Lynch was the

tot-y Tuesday night and now

a waiting to hear front llillyI rclt'rcc. . . . .
«11111111101 of Ietmat'ni i The money in circulation IIinI this
V has appeared in \'1-w 11.1 (‘()lll’lll\ i< said to aver .:1.'.e 3511711 for

On December 17 1917 11 hen met-y man. woman and child. “'1: have
was. the 1'ecog11i7c1l light the 141- wenty six cents all right but;
of New England, someone is holding out iiity- ~'fi\e {rog-

-Iampion .

him in the. arena and skins .

out Brown in the‘ filth round. Jztt'k Gilli-spin. the former {\orwalk
Inlay-211 has been released by the

7 V Giants witlt whom he has been work-
. H NOR“ ALK CLI R int; out with for some time.
0“ LING TOE'RNEY , 'Hith-ss Days" promises to be rare

~——-—— 5 in .1111- Dugan’s young life. The New
South: 111111-11 boy garnered a couple of sin-

11111'11 1'1111‘11':l 111 the _
111114 111T Waiter .lohnson on Wednesday

111' (‘luh's bo'vling tourney was

1 line

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' By Scoop

(1:: innings).

and came right. back with two more’I

yesterday
George M. W’eisb of New Haven has,

,1111gh Shannon the Buffalo spotting purchased the New Haven club of the’ m)

l: astetn League 111cuit.\1Veists staged‘
a number of big league games in “Nor-
walk last season but due to the poor

. support given hint by the local tans he.

was forced to discontinue the game,
here. He is a butler and is just the
man to'make thcI Elm City nine 11 pay-
ing proposition.

The Senators are determined to get
in 11_tull pgson of baseball even if they

play only 140’ games. Already they
have staged [no tltirtet n inning 31'-
t"ait s l

t'.‘a(t111-1 Cravath 11nd Rass \oung had,
fielding days yesterday. eachl
gathering four safe hits. two of Gav-
vy‘s being doubles and one. of Young't!
a two-ply swat. ’

Jack Johnson has invented a "rest
ruro" down in Mexico and is plun-
ning to stage exhibition bouts. Fred
Fulton would make a good man for the
111;: Smokes establishment. He got
his test cure ’expcrience when Jack'
Dempsey spotted him on the jaw. and,
ire has 1111111 resting ever since. 1

F‘uiton mav not be as good a bull
tighter us Johnson but he has provenI

every bit as. good a bull thrower.
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as! Honing. 1111- lollotving
. being 111:11111:

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Team No. 1 ‘T
11111 Light. (2131!. 7.1 h? it“ 242
llnlt'lt . 771 1-; 75 2271

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lllast't-r 79 Si; 78 ~131’1.
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Team No. 6 ‘
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- 11.11.1111” .11. s: 1,9 ..2§03Form2r Manager of Colon-‘
11-: 111-1411111111 71 7:: 114 «221' ials Acquires Eastern-
2113 :10: 300~897 ' .
11111 No. 1 111115 1111' first game. 1 .League FranChlbe
-.-1111 N11. ti wins 1111- second g:1me.' ‘_ T
”m N1) .1 wins the third um] ‘10.; Nl-I\\' HAVEN. April 2.3.- -'l‘he Newi
g game. 1 Hthi‘ll baseball club of the Eastern
11- next. comes! is scheduled to! League was sold :. este1-1111y to (.cotgt- f
”11111-11 ,Vl'ednesday evening, A1»; M. “'cis's'. 11 Yale 1111111 wlto has been'

T identify-1i 111111 “senti-prm‘t-ssional hast-.1

Iii-1|. at 8 o'clock between team,
3. comprising players. l). B. Eula; ball 111-1-.- 1111' several years, recently as'
mnnaw‘r 11!‘ the Colonials. lie acquires.

! . “'illiatn F. Hoyt, Harry 13111111:
'1 George E. Thompson and “5.1111.th 111:1)"1'5. ”1“ Park ill Savin Rm‘kh
1. comprising players. Luther M. j and other (‘1:11cesstohs.‘

 

1:111, (‘apl.. (Thus. E. lioyt, .1, 011114 Eduard J. Dugan of Hartford llal' WATERB‘JRY GIRLS MISSING.
11.5111111111 S. St'lVOI'. ’111'11-11 the owner of 1111: Hub uiu‘ce 11‘ '_-.__ 1Shf'aI. Pittsburgh. the littyard cltam- GIRL IN NEW Ym
was ‘.10l(l by Jamie s‘ T. Collins although l ieut. Donohue. of the “'11th billy, ion ”THO“ MISN’lll‘l “ estern
g NARI) 11‘ A— I "‘ 1111-11- ll11<1 11121-11 reports. that James 11. ‘ Champion quancr- -milcr. 1111 Johnson { Continua from First Pa 1:.
‘ OR— 1b mm“. of mp Hartford club police reported to the local officers Michigan. three times meal Con- - ‘

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1' R FORiVlER (HA ‘HP bad financial control of the New H11 inst night that three gir are minim! ference Em" holder A

1 en organization.
The sale will be. ratifiul at a spet 1111

0111'
\ riveting of the league 111:“ The "day

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'- 1' ill uivtd up their training T111;- amount i11vol'11d in the 11111111111 dark complexion. dfilk hair black h“ and two mile western champion.

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REST MAY HELP YANKEES.
April show ers intrude 11 upon the sec-
ond baseball game. of the season yen

_ il1~111911111d Ritchie is doing Yankees Mouton game at the
11.1- 111 Billy 11 iupps plaCe. (1rounds.'l‘he\’11nks were disap‘
has been an overwhelming. pointed for they are anxious to show.’
1111- ("tlifot'ni't borer atT tuat they are not as bad a ball club 1111'
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=ticut at the same. meeting
Thursday.

1' :2 to i that he will get the popu-
and some of hi“.
1: are taking t111- odds that Benny

- '.\ spatter verdict.

The (Hubs will clash this afternoon;
Jack Quinn is likely to be the pitching ‘
selection of Huggins. while Managct'.’

- Barrow may start Sam Jones or Babe

inside 01'
-!-. 151'1'1'5‘110111' on the east side

111 luv .'1 wag-'1' 1'11] Benny. SOT
his chances thought of in.
of Manhattan. 111 the
Gibson is twllitl!’ his
all !1111\ own on his t'harn

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SWT-ltutli. The llrooklynlloston Braves.

garm- itt Boston was also postponed.

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SCHUPP LEFT AT HOME. ;
Ferdinand .Schupp is not with the,
Giants in Philadelphia The kid left 1
hander reported to John McGruw on-
Tuesday that his pitching arm was
bothering hint more titan it has oi"
several' late, and the Giant. leader sent him in'
, -. . _ . - an exponent of cltiropractics for treat-j
_" I T" H tnadt.B1uny bgufgi ment. Schupp has tried about every 5
‘ ' "‘” " 1" SP”? 01 Ritc 195' thing else in an effort to get back to:

' 1 11 k 011 1h“ 0035“ h“ the form which be displayed two year
any hackers ill! ago, and is hopeful that the. treatment
which he is now undergoing will do"
1 the triclr. The pain, which first be 1
'came apparent in the shoulder h11<I
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111 1111\0

M ( m“m9d Ads been eradicated from that part of his.

.-_ - , anatomy and is now located in the ol-
bow.
C-tooL .CHILDREN ARE
SICKLY TGIVEN JUDGMENT FOR

.-.11. wine their own Cult.- 1 $1453 AGAINST LAYTONI6
tit-lt‘are of their children; ._
11 ithout a box of Moth l

» s r 1 1 1 P1 vulers for Children.
11-111211111111 the season. TthT
Relieve. Feverinhness.
211:1. 'l‘eethini'r Disorders,
;-11.1 Stomach Troubles. Used
over 30 years. Tllefie
1- 1 satisfaction. All drut.r

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T
Suit Brought by Anna A. Lockwood'
for Balance of Wages Due for our"
ing. - '
A judgment for $1453.1i1,th11 full
amount claimed with interest in thr'
Civil Superior court before Judge “'11-
liam M. M'altt‘ie Thursday in favor oi:
Anna. M. Lockwood and against Jacob.
TM. Layton. at 111.. executom of the c.4-
. .e-—-..-- étate' of “111111111 1:. Lockwood. All moi
7‘ V litigants reside in Norwalk. The suit

"“Y FEVER SUFFERER Twas to recover the balance of wages:
‘clnimed due for nursing and household i
work performed by Anna Lockwood

 

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How He Found Relief. It Might
. Others to Try the Remedy.

211-. \'..l.~r“l was run down,
slH-p at ight. and entirely
with Hui Fever. 1 have
of 41111" links. but had to lai‘
\' i't‘kn' at a time. My dmggitI-‘I
- w 10 try Vinol. Three hottles'

the court on an appeal from an award;
of 870510 'A‘nn LOclrwood made bv:
commissioners appointed by the Non;
walk probate'court. I f

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I SEAPL’ANE FLEET FWED
1'u1'e-i me and 1 11111 healthier" Washington. Avril 24. —0mcers anti
”1““ I 1“”?- been ‘9‘ 1111-11 attire Naval Aviation service. who?
mat-s. Every person who 3111'. are to m the three mm in the.
.1; llav Fever should tryVinol.” transatlantic flight. Ext u“, have,
. 5 Flicklrgm‘ been selected enetnnlvely from amongT
" " 1.111111111191111- tonic properties .thosé who could not be given dnty1
‘” ‘0 ‘ "I'll-‘11 1119 “0011 “‘1 imfiowmau during the m. We:

11-1111110 nerves. hotel-It M “'19qu will
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prior-tum: death. The case was in?-

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w. A. KELLOGG DELEGATE
TO NEW HAVEN CONVENTION
(:rand Sentinel William A. Kellogg
o'tllelden atenue, represented Con-i
cotti lli\1:l1-n.\'o 2. of this city, at
11111 meeting of the Grand 1111ision 1112

ilartnonv Hall. New Hiucn yc-stct'
day. ‘

it was volt-(i :11 ccl.-hr:1t1~ 1111» <1-11-n»
1y-fit‘th anniversary 1111111- establish-

ment of the Grand Division oi‘ Connec-
place on
May 17-.

The following officers were elected
11» till vacancies:

(l. \1' .."-.\-—111d 0111.

Grand Sn'ibt Mrs firm-1-
1mm. “’11:! Haven.

Representative at Large to National
111111411111 (‘onvmrtion a! Philadelphia in
Jun". r:.\irs.
V0.11.

New Haven.
)1. Dar-

1mm Waterbury. Th are Muir-y
Stack 1t Lit‘nuanlnn. aged 19 5 feet 4.

and maroon coat; 'Mnry Olltmer alias
Mary Rovano Italian. aged 17. .1 feet
4 dark complexioneti. dark clothes
black hat:

lolmt tr the girls.

 

—Try a Sentinel Want Ad.

4 championship or the colleges.

Emma I)1'~shecn. New Hag
.evcnts while the nent‘athlon also was!
Tweil- filled with high

'lesnle \iokus. a Lithuan-'

t 111 Stillman gymnasium. in ierday. caustng 11 postponement of the inn,ager19, 5 inert '1', bdondehair. lie. pcntathlon were Burials. Penn.
Polo asked the local polite to be on theI ””0 h01d"-

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GET A SQUARE DEAL

We will buy your Mold
goods. rags. pnpero.)1mk and oil
second hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity '0!» the goods. A square denl
aIWays

1. PHILIP P. MAHONEY
—'—._'.____ 52 Van Znndtstreet. Phone 118” (5
Yesterday‘s Results Second hand goods always on sale.
AUERICAN LEAG‘ UE
Boston at New York. (Postponed: -
wet grounds).
Philadelphia, 6'.

 

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IW'nsltington. 5,

Chicago. 6 St. Louis. 2.

Cleveland at Detroit. (Postponed . T
cold mar). . ; at
NATIONAL LEAGLE . .
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Philadelphia, 8; New York
Brooklyn at Boston (Postponed -'

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For Your Easter‘

~ Chicago, 5; Pittsburgh. 1

Cincinnati. 3; St. Louis. 1
Standing of the cum.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh stat-
ed this morning to n Sentinel report-
Hang or that them ore but a few days hair
in which dog owners my register-1'
.:their animals in the time prescribed!
by the law. He made known the.
{act that there are 1.200 dog owners:

Were. They Play Today 1
AMERICAN LLAGYE
Boston at New York. (Game
at 3: 30).
Philadelphia at “'aahington
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at. St. Louis.
1\A'1‘1()NAL LEAGI‘l-I
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
St. Louis at ( incinnaItl
Pittsburgh at Chic-a:

l’ ENN ATIlLETlC
CARNIVAL OiV TODAY

istered dogs. according to lost year’ s5
figures and there in an addition-.11
number of dogs which have reached?
the registration age 01' 11111 months,’
.and must be included on this year's
1 lists. but out of them all, only a few.
hundred have been registered to date-.1
Warden Vi alsh stated that runny own i
ers have been posse-sea of the idea
of getting by without registering;

Pill! -\11Fl.l’HlA April 25- "Thilh their animals but in the majority of:
min 1 .ems “(n on the' .card for 111- cases they are always caught. 3
cision today :11 the opening of the Uni . Next Thursday, May lot, is the'

\ersi!) 111 Pennsylvania: annual re last day an owner has to register his.
lay carnival The features or the op dog at the regular rate 011 and alter
cning day' s program were the sprint that he must pny an additional fine
and distance medley race champion 0‘ $1 until Juno 1. when n. lint of all
ships and the punlathlon. or all around owners of unregistered dog. will be
.turned over to the City Prosecutor,
More intercollegiate champions were and besides losing the dog. the owner

entered in the two medley races than. is liable to 1 fine of 8? or imprison-g

on 1' before faced the. starter in these ment for 30 days or both.

LOCATES MISSING

 

grade athletics
1Entries in the sprint nudley intluded

 

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FISKe AND DFIRE NE
And VORWALK TUBE!-

Ale 8 1 e
2:33.111” $191.? 1%.: 5
A‘uto .Anto Tons '
unnliu and T
Account-ins
AARON [1N
55mm An.Kom mm,

THE HARDWARE t.
AUTO SUPPLY 60.
(2 Voter 8!

momma. 311 Mar.

 

AFTER EASTER
WON SALE' ;
0n Waugh M lie-er Butts, f
spu,Coot:,D1-eua ' l
Skim Plan-y Mm ‘
Game on .179" ,1

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band 111. Kayne-l
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Cloak and Soil lease
33 ammonium

 

 

~--— IAnd but prices paid for oil ldnfi
. :of Junk only if you send postal or,

AMERICAN LEAGt'r:

Won. Lost. 11c... G

Boston ........ 1 0 1.000 t

Chicago . ......... 2 0 1.000 ! armen s

Washington ...... l l .500 ;

Philadelphia . ..... 1 ' 1 .5001 __

New York ........ 0 1 .000”

St. Louis ......... o 2 .0003 msmcmm}

Cleveland ........ 0 g .000 3‘3“” om

Detroit ........... .ooo

NATION .11.. 1.11.1017 1' , Humbert: and Fun Remodeled

Wm. 140...}... - TIUTTLI m? _

Brooklyn ......... 3 o 1.000 84 H. Mun St. Io. lowflk. '

Cincinnati . ....... 2 0 1.000: T

. Chicago .......... 1 H 1 000I '

New York........i 1 .

Philadelphia . . . . . 1 t .1100 DOG OWNERS MUST

Pittsburgh ........ 0 l .000 tele

St. Louis . ....... . o 2 .1100 REGISTER ANIMALS phone.

Boston ........... 0 23 .000 1

3 Rom It.

Rags 3c lb.

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KEYSTONE AGENCY
lineman a mom. mu m was
. it 91 11.2 Iain 8h, M North Ave. W.

m connection on.

 

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med tdutnrr in the‘dluanee medleygnm 300d. Norwdk. She said it t ;

are: Kleimpehn, Waite. one-inich

title holder, and lVi'cCosh'.‘Chicaaro. 0113‘ h“ run ‘ J from the home 0'

her aunt. Mrs. Louise Stevens,

(‘0? ll “.ee 0"
hell. lalnyette. Chicago, Princeton and “Egg; sPenrlinr‘qton “’01: making

Dartmouth. all have speedy teams en-~
quirles learned 1.1m she was 31135

pared in the distance medley, and a' .Halel Tattle. who had been missing
"0‘” “03“" “3 “We“.d- Tsince last November Her parents

Among the long lint of entries in the were notified to this effect an left.
Thomson 11111111113113? for York and will
Swartlunore. and I'Emory. Penn- bring the girl back to this city.
nylvanin some. I

The track is in good condition and
the indications were. tor fair weather.

 

 

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Camels on cold ovnywlnm m
scientifically octledpsokafieralm
or ran package. (200
cigarettes) in a (Austin-paper-
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ommond this carton hr the homo
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They Win You On Qualityl

Your enjoyment of Camels will be very great
because their refreshing flavor and flagrant-e
and mellow-:33 is so enticingly differ-mt. You
never tasted such a cigarette! Bite is elimi-
nated and theres is a cheerful absence of any
unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or any un-
pleasant cigaretty odor!

Camels are made of an expert blend of choice-
Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are ‘
smooth and mild, but have that desirable full— '
body and certainly hand out satisfaction in I
generous memo. Ym'wil prefer this Camel
blend to either kindoftobncco srno’ked straight!
Give Camels the stiffen tryout, then
comparethem with any cigarette in
the valor-Hat anypriceforquality,
\, flavor, Sat'sfactiui No matter
how liberally you smoke
Camels they will not tire

 

 
 

Never before has there been Inch a dit-
tintinflten-u-d-wewinhyefltis
Sprint. Neverbefmhawwedminto
our profits as on this first M! of
Spring Tools for the “Early Birds."

Get in line while our line is confide on
every item. If you only want to add a
piece or two. or if you want :1qu onio-

nrdall on us NOW—we steady in
an no. Here are a few tritium-es
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