r~¢° "" ' ’ .
lilNESl llA‘JE Elll’?
ilN BAlllE [illllllNllE
l .
cw Haven Ex-AldermanE
ltickar'ds Trail l
hell.
1nd Boxing Referee on (‘athciic Church of Orange V. J
been named by the New
- » . Athletic Coiiimisaioii to
“tantalum * ‘2
By Scoop
the Rev.
tlll'ille
A priest.
a'ssiu ant St
()1
Jon-‘9‘“ .‘ it! 1.0
fill the
3 tion of boxing inspcitors.
I .:;.li(l 0.. .\III\ llIIIld F.
llaic Fitzgerald is eiidently a ho-
l.tl an t. x- ali‘II- l man and um: oi- ElieI-ei in the time IIoin logii that the
ti New Haicn Conn" all‘lVPtl?
- lasi lllL’lli to impress iipon Texl
I. Iiil his qualification as refcrco (if?
.lII-~ \Yillaril Jack lEPlllDS-“y llt‘il\'_\'-
IhaIIIpIonsliip battle lII-rc July
the first candidate tor and
it In IeaI-li the battle ground. l
/a.- Iralil. a six. fooiei or 200 poundsl
I Iin: EofliciIil oi twenty Iems ex-'
II lll‘t‘. He has refereed all of the
ring battles decided in
:iIIo-IIit-III and has Iiii'ezi dI-Inlsions”
.- I'EIiisiI of all of IlI IoIiI “"lll'.h will
IIIIiiId lIeIII Independence Day it‘
lid and llompscy arc mi llltll
i .l’ ill" mid of Ilie tII'cll‘Lh round. I
Eh/it'lilltl I'ctcroed a contest In
II-ii \\‘illai’d engaged bciorI- ‘Iio EH"
champion. E
I-rnpscy is nicely settled in his
a camp on llaiiIIIec l::i_v aIi'l
it) EM'ZEH ilu- serious “'(II'EII ot lIi:~
:IIIIin: Li‘inil. .liiniiiy E)IE‘E(=l":;-lE
lhaiirli. X. .l.. Ii veteran boxI‘
arrived yesterday in ns-,
is
ilI'
.‘IIIl II‘Illl
ll"
Iiii Tl‘éllll“:'.
:.-I charac of tho challenger. \‘JUl'ELE
I lIlEtPE has sIIpIrIisIId il-Iiipsoy's;
..I$i;iIiIiiII: tor svacial “hitches. l'Io-
lEtt' mid of llll‘ Vl‘l‘t'Eii a hit” i‘iIIrII‘nE
Irina pzii‘ttIi-I's Ii'ill lII- on IlIcE.
.I‘IIi. ‘ l
I Hallmise-r splaslit-Il (I‘I‘t‘l muddy.
IIII six ~ilc< as :i Sillllvl )esici
ll Iixiiiu: IEIIIil IIlIIIo‘I liIIi L’lllllP's‘ ol'
I.I.l):I‘.l )I;~illIE-’l." fill-1"“. Eltl‘nE
r II.sis'ei‘ cIII‘pI-ntIE-I'Es in win-Ming :i'
- . \‘ 2. in» will do his boxina.
m II.I.- Lou-I >llt'l'i Inn's will be built
IIIIIil lllt’ rina. 'l‘liII challenger Is
xiv-Ii llt"’lill.‘Et' llt‘ l'.t'<‘l\'I“‘fl a chock
‘ MINI {mm :in adiiiii'er entirely llll‘El
.IIwIi III him to buy i'oiii' $22.7 firms.
'II- s‘t'lllli'l’ enclosiltu Ii crisp dollar
‘I l h::' l)l’l!i':‘>t‘_\' to buy for himself a
cigar. forgot to give his address. So
i.. l: is IIoi'riod what to do with the
4' 'Eft ',l‘E( i
.
l
SLATE EATON POR
DOUBLE POSITION
tt‘outtnued :rom Page 0116‘
Iva s a ppoin LI-Il b3.
fIII' his \Iork and
!h it ttl'iElEt‘Pl'. K
II'IIIIIIIII‘I'IlliIr Vi't-llstei' .
in tlic manner in which ill? ad-
iiisti-ation ot‘ the law has been
Iit'll front his jurisdiction. and lie
IilIs the author of the law did not
'Il his office with the propoi‘ cour~
.\. 1‘ how had been a rumor bet'ori-i
- ll\‘ was passed that Mr. \Vcbstcr E
iIIl appoint lir. “’illiam L. Higgins.
l IIIIIntrv. house cliaiiman during
II: IsI session on public health and
II. Mr. \R’ebstei has contiadicteil
It rumor. lle says the only one
II applied for the job was Col. Rob-
”. l-Zziton. And ho said. moreover.
.I (‘olonel Eaton told him that J.
lioraback told his that he do-I
-Il his appointment. There is no
sIIIIn that the two offices. that of,
'I'lllh’ll'illtll’ of the ividoII's' pension
and lllt‘ administrator of paupers‘.
Ms iiill be combined. in tho inter“
lll I'(‘()ll()lll}'. it is stated. (‘oloncl
that he:
is not pled‘sod
lily
IIIi Ellis (‘V’Pl'_\' RFSUI'HDCP
i l' t I»ii I- thI- combined jobs from ‘
7" I i I' ”'1 :isl'l (‘21
CI. Harold (lilpat-
is iI‘vI-IIllI-il that More is a pt'ccc-E
I‘ lll!‘ a ('tllilblnillltlll of this charm-g
EII'I IhI- action taken by Gov. Rollin‘|
\\'II<i'liut‘i‘. when he was cliiei“
Illlllt'. in combining lllt‘ schoolf
:II ot'IicI- “‘llll tho troasury depart-
IIIIII thereby eft‘ccting a saving.
IIIII ics. Tho opportunity for rank.
IIIII coiubination was in the va-
II that “"tlfs‘ created by the death
- Illllll 0 Spencer IIho Ivas tliI-
5. sim’lI'r oi the school ttlnd. l
IIIIIIII-l l~I :iion do Iiiod last night that
-.~.i.:II 1 iii ll ebstei rm the job. I
.IIIII to get into a newspaper 3
' I'.II;sy Iiith Mr. \‘l'elislerf' he
'I ll“'-Il' asked him for thc3
IIIupI-Is~ job, “‘liy should I.|
l Eillt ii IlII- proposed bill would.
'1 I- IIIliiiinisIration ot‘ the pau-f
IIIIIII his hands. I don‘t know'
.I._I about it, anyway. Ask Mini
i.- llII knows who is going“:
lllt‘ [IlIlC‘I'EE
_______.._l
—TE MEDlCAL
SOCIETY OFFICERS
i‘ May 2.”. The fol
Hrs \‘ ore IIchIId at the final}
lziili annual convention;
it'Ui State Alt-I‘ical Eo—‘
_\'I-.~tcrdII:.': Prcsidi‘nLI
IIIIIIos. _\EP\\‘ Laminar}
'Il il'fl'llirl
. IIEE
:II‘. 'lt'
I II, 3,.
. c E
“‘l”tslil"!ll. Gemge H. Norma.)
r-IItIIl Hoe-president Fiank:
. \El“ ll:l\t'fl'. ri‘rsIarI l
I
XIII: .\'I~Iv Haven: t.:astiicr.r
"ls‘. Hartford. 1
\ (I. l-clIl III the ll01' 'Iital of
mi! mm! b\ a session at ll: lI’Il
. II :II'I aili tress-Is on medical;
I; , “IIIlII
leELED OVER SANDWICH.
l (II. i: May 21' -—0ue man
-» I, E\ IIIII nt'. Hespiml in a criti-
‘III'IIIIi “Hit a possible lracturt‘
IIH itl’ltl another is locked up]
-I:IIII jail on the charge Gins-
~s ill" result of an argument
trim- of a roast beef sand-
EIH‘E‘. occurred late last night.
‘I‘e Xenophon is being held 1’01"
"Wk being placed nf-‘E .,I in
E -'.‘I' (woul‘t W,
sII' ”I inmfiefl M
fl. .ul on Joya.
eai !} bird catches the early \\'t)lnl.
is the first man to be present nzmself
at
; of tlic “'iliard-Dempsey scrap.
Jess “’illai'd has
,it is lost.
He'
Toledo Its a candidate for referee
.lolinny Kilbane rises to remark that
the lamest leit
seen on a big fighter.
has ever Kil-
liane wielded a heavy let: himself and
(flight to know a good ono when hi-
sees it.
No oflicial word has been forthcom-
ing concerning 1h? whereabouts of the
ball that Babe Ruth knockedout orthe
St. Louis ball park. it is feared that
I SIIcctland tho Fordhani can-nor.
has been siuned by tho Piiatos “'e
trust Manager llezdek IIill find him as.
:sugaiy as the college scouts who navei
James A. O'Don-l
Jean 5 ;
has I
posrl
‘will catch his first game for
he '
been singing his praises.
Cleveland ct'itiCs are now
were not hitting. The
tiny Morton and Jim Bag,”
kees
gay c
an old jinx. hard enough to Ixui an
ordinary game.
Hank (lowdy Day will be celebrated
on.BravI-s Field. BOston. next Satur-
day. when the popular baseball hero
tho Sta“!-
ilngs oiiITIt since the Spring or I517.
Baseball enthusiasm in the cam iias'
been duplicated in the west. and the
games played so far in the Pacific
Coast lmague have. packed tliI- parks.
Hobby Roth, who was dissatisfied in
Cleveland. has been made to feel at
home in Philadelphia. and Connie
Mack believes he will be. one or the
bulwarks of the Athletics.
Jess “'illard is one of rho priiiclpais
and also the promoter. publicity man
and tickci taker ol‘ the \\'illard»l‘wnip-
soy fight. in fact. if it Cnmc's to a
pinch. Jess will be his own'op'.\_viviii.
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL BASE-
BALL TEAM VS. SHELTON HIGH
AT WARCI STREET.
‘. —C.
Tl'.
l't‘lll‘t «cuts
“ill play
Satiiiday
sir ”I. Otti‘
the Norivalk High school
liii- lf‘l'lll lroiii Sliwltoti. (In
IIllPrl‘Ioon. May ill, at \‘l'al‘d
oIvn N. ll. .s. team is gr.»
in: :ilmw: pretty good now. and with
the support (it tho baschall tans ot'
NiIrII'alk tlII-y should be. able to trim
anyihing that (nines along. The} now
liaII- ()ll" o: the host toams that has:
It'glft'nt‘nll‘tl .\E(ll‘\\'}illr H. S. in a ion:
Mum and :Ill tl‘Ii-y III-oil. in order to
[Hill out a I-liaiiipimisliip team is the
sum-mt III tho fans (it Nmunik This
Satniday IitII Inonn i: II good time tot
all fans to suppoit tlII- Hiah siliool
ti £13.]. and so :1 lat}: . (10“(l is P\])t‘tl‘
.I-d to \Iilmss this NoiiIalk-Slieiioii
Lillllli'.(i1«llllt‘ stain at 2: ”Iii sharp.
“( um . out and cheei \EOI‘IYiltlE H. S. on
lo I' ictmI
REDWOODSEE ANSWER CHAL-
LENGE.
Th5 ERchioods A (‘. IIill plav the
Ameiicans on May 30th on their din.
mom]. but a rem: n game at Amuse
mcnt Park must be played. The Red-
woods lineup is O‘Brien. catcher:
Rmitli, pitcher; S. Sallick. 1st base:
'1 Skidd. 2d base: T. Hendricks. short
Isropt‘ (‘_ Doulle , 3d base: t‘. L'av'illo.
right field; A; liantos. center field:
Iv. llalas left field: s. sIIIIIi-II. mana-
ger; A. Smith. captain.
it the American A. t‘. wish to play
us on their own diamond IIc would
like to EI’HC“ the diamond and at what
tiIIII lllt game should staii'.‘
I‘lT'l‘SEl Ell‘IlIll. “\Elass” \iaI {-3,—le
Pitlsfichl ( lub of the lZasleIn Baseball
League has signed Joseph Birmingham.
for-moi niannaei of the (‘lel'eland
Anicrican L("l§.'.ll(‘ (E'lizh. as playing man-
8133912
('l‘:l('l{"l'j&l('l\' bitHIIEHlll team illllt'
_playin:
' pointmcnt.
alumnus can’t recall the limo whcn tho:
With .3
k
Jinx Seems to Trail
Yale Baseball Tossers
Vapl. “Huck" Boyd of tho Yale oase-
‘nill tram lIIIs reached the conclusion
Il-:-.I Ii jinx is trailing his bunch 0t tos-
sers. liriyd iIII—I Icantio' understand
lili‘ antic. oi‘ EEJIt‘ \\‘(‘:Ilht~l‘lll.'lh who per-
in _Iii.~criniinatinz a'zains: his
ll illil by run-lip; along an otcrsiiiund-
ance of Igii‘li Luv": limo :i g‘nlll‘ I.,iuns
up on tho lllin- schedule. “Them s a
jinz. >'tllll'“‘lll:l‘t'.EE said lloyrl I'-I=1I-I'IiIIy.
"fllltl il i can only find his hiding piacc
l'll knock him to the seven winds."
Yesterday's midiveok llllY‘}l(‘l'.(1‘ll at
tho Field called for the appearance of
tho powerful ’Vi'illiums' loam. \l‘il
lianis was prepared to hand the Pitts
their annual lIIciIII'. but .l. l‘. turned
on tho faucets with such force that the
dampness \Vl't‘l‘liCd enthusiasm and
mid alike. it marked the
postponement. m’ l‘ulhor (ll'szur
this season. The oldest
>i>7.\'
ninih
clctncnts played stlcli havoc
Yale athletic schedule.
The next achodulo game on the lilue.
calendar is that with (‘ornq‘l at ltliamt
Satiuday. On
day Amherst is slated to appear hero
and three days ltllf‘l‘ tho lirsi game oi
the Princeton series will bo staged at
the Field Holy Cross. captained by Em-
mons Rowen. a local boy. appears hort-
June 4. t‘ornetl. June 7. Princeton.
June I4. and Harvard. Juno IT. June
11 is an open «bro and indications are
that Rhodc Island State will be
brought hero.
lTALlAN AVIATOR'S FEAT.
TURIN. Italy. Mar
Lleiit. Prackpapa. an ltalian aviator, In
an airplane with three passengers as-
ccndI-Il yesterday to a height of 7.27.!)
metres (23.786 Iteet l. in torty minutes.
3 lI-ll‘.
. i\'|‘l)'
I ed out
lhc folloII'inIz \VI-an
22 ”lavas l . »—:'
! Famous Indian Athlete Goes
look:ng_
for the fellow who 'told them the van”
‘. anKsE
an:
awful tanning and hi6 Stan. (‘ovelo‘siiie l
to Boston After Checker-
ed Career
.liui Thorpe. the tamous Indian ath
is a (Iiazit no longer. The grei
Aboriginic. uho in 1912 won the right
to call hiniIclf the world‘s aieatest
athlete. yesterday was sold by John
Mctlraw. vice-president and ulauuner
of the Giants. '0 the Boston Braves.
\\'hen McGraIi' put through the Gen
zales deal with Branch Rickey. presi-
dent of the Cardinals. on a cash basis
last Monday. it enabled him to keepf
Robertson as extra outfielder. Had the'
original Gonzales trade gone thiuuguI
Robertson would have been sent to'
the “‘ashington Americans. but nits
trade was blocked by seyeral Nai‘on-.
al l.ea'_ iie clubs. As “06 raw hm. stilll
another capable oiIIliI-ldcr in Lee hing ,
TlImpo no longci “as needed. and he
“'as' sent to nastiii-o where he will
be ablo- to play rcgularly every day.
Tllnrpo‘s career with tho Gian-s has;
bt‘PTj :l t'llt‘iEIit‘lT‘ll (Illq‘3 Three ("nygé
EIPEEOE'P he has bI-csi let out by the'
Giant leader. but each time McGraW‘I
kIIIII :I III-his: Io lli'.‘ lniliaii. The.
Giants lii-iII-i'ed do I made a ten Strike.
in signing Jim just lit-info llll' 1313‘
training trip. Thorpe had just weir
Iloclarg‘d Ii professional by the Aiini~I
iIIiir AIlIlI-Iic l'niun for playing minor
loauiio hast-ball in 1910 and 19”. and
his iioplii for Ivinnvng the all around?
ntlIlo-tir- championship at the Stock
holm ()lyuitiic names of 191': was
takI ll iElI lil him.
Hit Poorly \Nith Giant.
ThIII‘III ivas \I'Ith the Giants cons
IiIiiIallI I‘Iiroiigli lliP season or lrtit
and tall. hitting lit: and if” rob-peg:-
'lh.I tII-rntyiivit- player llnlllE
went into effect in the National;
Emlynv in 1913:. and 'l‘liorpo was farm~
to tho Jt’l'sI-} (‘ity and Harris-I
burg clubs of EEH’ llllt‘l’ilallnnlll League.
lie was l‘l‘t‘flllf‘tl that tall. hill in lfllli
ho was farmed to the Milwaukee club.
ot tho Amorican Association. where he
lcd llll‘ league in stolcn bases,
In tho spiina of Hill Jim was re-
Id to Cincinnati. with the stipula»;
lh.il it in did not make ,Iiutltl
with the Reds he would be returned
to New Yoik. Alter playing most of,
the season for (‘incinnati Jim was re-E‘
turned to New York by the Reds. Ai-
ter Knuff Ixas drafted last summer
leans
lation
ITlIorpc 5nd “'illiolt alternated to left
fle'vl for New York.
.‘lf‘Cl’HW always clung to the liopc
that Thorpe some day would dew-lop
into tho some star in baseball that two
was in football and athletics. and in
illuso spnlts‘ JED] NPVPJ‘ had a R‘JWUI‘.
Od’tLI enoii; ..h Jim has frequently :4 aid.
he would ra' he! haie staiied in bnsw‘
1 ball than in an} other sport.
Thorpe is a considerabh improvedE
plltyer today oIIIr what he was in
1343. when he first came to the Geants.
but Jim now is 34 years old and the
chances are he never will be any bet-
ter than he is today. He hits left
Canola mooId onrywhon in
neionh‘declly scaled pack-foo
9’2001‘ so: or can pack-
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AMELS are a cigarette revelation! They
are a smoke delight! They war the
cigarette question as it in never before been
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Camels are an expert blend of choice Turkish
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- I , .
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W AT A PRICE NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF
A Real Sanitary Curled Rn‘r flatness, w
two parts, made up in the popdar A. C. AE.
This Nattress is the most durlble comfort
you cannot aflord to miss this wonderful value.
This Mattress formerly
stock of our factory.
SUMMER FURNITURE
FOR PORCH OR “W8.
PORCH CHAIRS AND ROCKERS OLD HICKORYLAWNFU'
0il Cook Stove
New Perfect-ion
Florence. Detroit Vapor
2 Burners ............... $14.00
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Relrigerators
In All Sizes
From $8.50 to $75.00
eighing 45 lbs., with a. French rolled e, m u-
tick (blue and vahite stripe) some withi‘fancy
able, restful and sanitary Home»: made, and at I. ~
sold for $35.00 and the above price is the rattlt of buying the “E
COUCH HAMMOCKS,
COUCH HAMMOCK
hues complete.
Open In Charge Account
Sterling Furniture Co.
127131 Washington Street
Phone 1335
begin on Au:
the matches of the Matted
minion of America. the ”M
handed pitching hard but continua mmanm‘EsE AMATEUR.
25. at the Mt
STANDING RESTORE!)
«am for right handed curves.
Thorpe frequentli has expressed the
hope that some day he would be play-i
This ambition should be
qualified. as Jim should ht“? nu (“m Richards 1‘
. holdcr of six nationalE 1 mile
, (‘l'lll_\ in including a regulai job in Ice 1‘
: “K! m 1 lies. has been ofliciallI reinstated to
PLANNlENG FOR NO FIGHT
TOLEDO. 0.. Mm‘
tires of ll‘l’I‘nl3-(‘iglll railroads. twelve
electric railways and Three steamship
companies are meeting here today. to
_work out transportation problems
cident to handltnz the sixty housand or
seventy-rive thousand persons expected
for the “Willard-Dempsey
‘sliip fizht July lth.
mcnt announced today.
used will be the United 8* . _ .
model 01 1903 and .m- 15 M
to] or revolver having a m 3.“
mote than ten inches lont!
The schedule of the «new
I'lioth for indiIidu. l and team on“?
The rifle matches v. a“
rapid fire at 200 yards and “of”
at 300 and 1 000 yards and the ~
competition bulb slow and “fl“
od regularlp
the amatcuI
the United States
Association.
. standing by
Iconimittce ot‘
Iional Lawn Tennis
lowing his resignation from
plov ot a local sporting goods him.
The committee announced yeszc may
Richard's restoration to amateur
s-ianding will become effective May 24
-R( presents--
The committee issued the tolmwtng
"Vincent Richards has resigned his
sporting goods
moo-s FROM an?
NEW YORK. Man 22 M“
1‘ officers and 1596 men an.“
AIiIiIeiy 83‘d Division. m w
Seattle arrived here Max”.
The Steamship Yale. also“
arrived with 298 casuals. net!!!
charged from service.
. "it has been proved to the inttsl‘at.
' rulos committee
'. Richards' name was used Io
the sale of tennis
his authority.
.Ewould be civcn from any
Ethat the trains would depart from the
point \“llt re they are parked upon ar-
aiid his action
in withdrawing from the sporting goods
business has removed all other
tions as to his amateur standing.
has accordingly
reinstated. this to take offect “ill,“ the
day 0! his resignation.
of the committee. Mr. Richards 1..» III-I
a splendid example
the oounpany and his action will an TERI
moms“ Pm GUMTY.
BRIDCEPORT.
. of this city.
been omt-iall)
pleaded guilty in
the Criminal Superior court today to
second degree murder in connection
‘wlt lithe (ml shooting of Joseph L.
old. on March
_ Judge John E. Keeler
ately sentenced him to lite i3
to the planI‘s ~o:
ideals of the sport abovo
NAT-IONA]. MARK SMEN SHOOT
___..__._._. I.
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