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an
gttlltli all
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salts: For Elimination
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:t training prouranf 'l'or
W-..) next week as a result!
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all .t lll'llt‘tl lasinlullt by man-
Kl-arns and Jimth Do For-
~t.t' ii liner in the challengers
lit' l” trest decided to prohibit?
o‘lll :‘vw cloves because of t'nc'I
Ill lin'llePY going stale. The
lll:l\‘ drop all strenuous"
- wovk it the weather con-
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; ins trainers say. is so near
-n top tondition at present that
will t-ttlr-r the rim: today in prac-
m .1lthl physical shape as he
oil llll Fourth of July. lie in-
- 1 his tin: work to eight round!
:-l‘. but knocked ollt One-
liltlln. a Buffalo heavyweight
r-r'lll reeling :ainst thc
..tul 'l‘ralnl-r De :F‘orest promptly
ltlll Tate the macro hem?"
received another terrific
a ' for our rolmds and Dempsey
mm 'it try Kelli-r for the fellal
nzuds‘ iii ”to workout.
"tVV.
.llill
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?.Ill'_‘.
‘utlos‘, one (if llli‘ prominent
us of tlu- boxing world and
1 ~ llllillitl-Zt‘l' for six anti tl halt
.-rrlt.s.~i here yesterday to ur-
spvlial trains from t‘o‘ullr
lie is associated with Joe
[llt'~'ltll ut ol the (‘olumbus hare.
l(l|
l‘
“lit in :‘lll venture.
\llll retains his admiration fo:
ncspitt- l‘ls
will lirOWoss.
n till the champion after piloting
:4. \lil my over Jack Johnson at
.l wn-rs said that. in his opin-
Ulll} t:llnll‘.¢ lltnlpscv has in
.n lalrl a knockout.
not taking any credltufroln
V." Jones said. “but “"lllul'tl i5
\\'-.l‘-t his tremendous size and
tin:
‘l.t
‘lit
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itittitll- power
Ill“
.tn lli'tl to. he presents a
jlldL’llanl cannot be pen:-
! to my
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"it. ~
is old, which caused some
up: the ring sharps.
l \\'iliard did not begin lloxit‘S; on
'I ' years 0i. axe. and becau‘s.
“ llt- was -.
his late a biotic (levldopnicnt.
of his fighting stamina
Il’
9‘ knowledge of
that will surprise his enemies
lil‘lllt" to take punishment if.
battle fl‘t’ll‘ll
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surprise .
but declared
hall
ALLEN lllllli. .
litigator
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Round Go in Waterbury
Red Allen. the slugging light-weight
of .\'orwalk. left this morning with
his manager. lliily Smith. and his
trainer. Fred (Yellow) Brown. for
Vi'aterhury. where Red will mix things
up in the squared circle with Phil
Barber. tonight.
Red is appearing in the semi-final
of six rounds on the card arranged by"
Joe Kid Shea. the leading spotsman
of Watebury. He has appeared in the
Brass (‘ity before and his clean
sportsmanship and his earnest desire
to always give the. fans their money's
worth, has made him very popular and
several attractive offers have been
made to his manager.
Barber is a Waterbury lightweight.
who has been showing much promise.
lie ltatvdefeated a number of good
boys in his class but he is tackling too
much when he takes on Allen. who,
packs .lllO hardest wallop in his left
hand of any boy in the state.
Red has ben working out with Bat-
tling Kunz for the past Week or so
and ‘rs in the best shape of his cart-er.
lie l'ornlcrly worked out in Bridgeport
‘vvith Louis ilogash but the easy work-
by llogasll did not
outs given
Allen who desired the real thing. llc'
is getting it with Kurt: and plenty of
it and as a result both the boys are
in a wonderfully improved condition.
The fill! account and result of the
light will appear in tomorrow morn«
ing's edition of the Evening Sentinel.
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CONNIE MACK‘S
LUCKY MOVE
While the Athletics were playing in
St. Louis recently the Browns asked
for waivers on Pitcher Rogers. 3 young
good after a long trial. Connie Mack.
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the" waiver price a’nd took Rogers to
*JOHIENY HINC
-. this summer.
suite'
left hander. who had failed to makei
desperately in need of boxmen, paid
KS .
COMPETE
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Yale's ‘
championship swimming team. receiv-
IST.
Hincks.
Johnny captain of
ed word from Secretary Rubien of the
Amateur Athleticmnion this week that
:Nomalk Lightweight Takes he has been Selected to compete with
the American swimming team in the
inter-allied games to be held in Paris
Hincks is one of the
bent dashere in intercollegiate circles
and was a member of the team which
set the relay record in the Carnegie
pool last winter.
Murphy—Draws Release as .
0rd Club;
Manager of Hartf
HARTFORD. May ZamDanny Mur-
phy was given his unconditional re-
lease last night as manager of the
Hartford cltlb of the Eastern league.
Owner James H. Clarkeln. in announc-
ing the release said he was dissatisfied
with the showing of the team. Mur-
phy was formerly with the Philadel-
phia Americans and more recently was
manager of the New Haven club of the
Eastern league.
ROAD HOGS HARRY
CITY ENGINEERS
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Some of the best developed speci-
mens of the genus "Porcinus Automo-
bilitus" ever seen here-abouts swarm-
('(l through “'8" street this morning.
shortly before the noon hour. while a
bunch of surveyors under Assistant
City Engineer Clinton C. Hubbell. was
attempting to take measurements
across a section of that busy street.
right at the head of “'atrr street.
This necessitated running their
steel tape across the pavement, at fre-
quent intervals. and while they work-
ed rapidly and coiled up their tape
every minute or so. there were many
auto drivers who utterly disregarded
frantic signals and deliberately ran
‘ovcr the brittle and expensive steel
*tape without slackeninz speed. One
rehap was so stattled that he stalled
his car after the front wheels had
passed over the tape. and it was some
little time before he got under way
again. but he received little sympathy.
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MORE PIGS ARRIVE IN NORWALK.
Mr. Johnson of the Farm Bureau.
sent another load of pigs to the re-
tilting station» at 4 Newtow aveue.
They arrived at 12 o’clock today. This
Lockw’oods Will Meet
Darietls Tomorrow at Roton
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Danen ulli be the attraction at Ro- Providence “g I; 12;;- IContlnued from Page. One) 9
ton l'oint tomorrow afternoon and ,1 W ter ......... . 8 4 .1“; . ‘
great” game is assured the fans when “’aterbury ........::: 7 5 :58‘3 explained it bad no authority to fix
this strong team lines up against ‘hefg‘tl‘fie'd ........ 6 5 .545 9:13;. a???" price manipulation
. . . The vi i _. - _ . ridgeport ........... 6 6 .500 a e s n Sh Wharves. '
lockuoodli' f 3 [Oh line “D in Springfield __________ 5 5 .500 In the case of the Master. Mates
cludos players rom the All-Stamford New Hmvu .......... ‘ 7 .3“ and Pilots‘ Association. the award
team. one of the strongest in the Hartford ............. 1 10 .091 was:
state. Among these are Dooley? National League. 'mf&ilcaptains:f beam llet‘rs. 812.2 l
.. .. . ' w. 1.. P. a. . ‘ .v. “a l ”99 Per cem- commis-
Tncker. Burl e. McDonald. Hanger. New York 18 7 720 ston on gross flock of vessels; mates.
hlchols and the old reliable. Harry Broom” ......'If.'.'.'.'1tt 9 '640 suo monthly and two per com. com-
Martz, wilowill be the Dnrien mounds- Cincinnati . ........... 17 m '630 m‘m‘m‘ - .
man. To c :nplete their line-up they Philadelphia ......... 11 u .500 .nzlasylfmlr‘gflx'nnfié" Tenders.
' ., . (‘llica ............. 13 .. ‘
‘ hau secured Gforze Rum“ to cover l’ittsbfigh . ...... ; . . .12 if; :21. Forty dollars monthly and five dol-
short and Doc Encore to take of the St. Louis ........... fl 1" .296 lars on each 81.000 of sales on cross
right field position. Boston .............. 0 18 '2.” :31th of vessels and sixty Cents an
. The LOCkWDlNJS have a fortnidablc' WWI L93”.- gxiighing;nem‘ Bonedcl'l A :
looking nine to put in the. field “'“h‘cmca 91‘ 1: Pf elation award: H a ‘50-}
Ramond. l'f: Chnntou, 2b; “'eafer. 3h: Cleveland-.18 ‘8 2;: ‘Chief engineers, 3110 monthly and
Cronk. s5: ”Orrin. lb: Ryan. lr; Os» St. Louis ............. 14 11 law $1“) "9" 31W“ and ”3‘51““ ensl‘.’
trowski. p: Blackmnn. c: Dav. cf. 'Nt‘w York ----------- ll 10 «524 neem' ‘8 monthly'and $1 per 31,000. l
‘ . .. . Detroit 11 1., 4"" Fish Handlers lnlon award: '
0n bunda) afternoon the ll lute Sox Boston """""" 9 1: 3;; Employf‘s receiving less than $26
of Bridgeport will be at the Point and “3mm...“ ~ 8 15 '3‘; weekly. a fifteen per cent. increase;
another great game is lteibz expected Philadelphia ......... 5 17 :22? $358 :‘ecelvmg 2.) or more weekly. a
as neither team has lost a game as IMGmi‘W'R' Leanne. -- tericent. inc e. piecework
i . “y . p F tales increase ten per cent.. and over-
yet. 'Toronto 16‘ 8‘ 667 time to behpaid at rate of seventydlve
__._—._.___.__,_... ------------- - cents all our
Baltim ‘ ............ , . . 1‘. ‘ .
son MULVEV HOME Rochesflltfi‘ I: 2 612 TJ'PQOl’gMSE rgcommenda‘io“ was
:. ....... '.’ -'maeyte n: .-
. ii I - l t .......... .‘ .F. -
8%.}; “.0.“ ........... 1f 11 33% Th‘“ "emwmam‘s 0‘ "‘9 "“8”
Robert )llllt-(‘v who left Norwalk in Newark ............. 12 173 .480 “f beard trawlers and schooner-a and
' . .. . '7 ‘ ‘ “mm": 6 1% “86 the representatives of the various un-
April. ‘0.“ “uh u“. old Suth (olllpal1.\._JH'Wy t‘ilv """""" a 1‘8 ‘1',” ions of employes meet in conference
P. A. I_‘.. and who served in Franc!“ - - '-W;.._ " with the view to establishing a lair;
with ”w 7mm “Hum.“ arriving m YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. and equitable machinery [or the pre-
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his home in Norwailt this morning. .
Mulri-y was to it behind in France when
the faith sailed for home no lie was
transform-d ltl new duties about tWen-
ty-fo tr lltl‘i. < before he was to embark
for home. i
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VOLUNTEER VICTIM ON
DEAD MAN'S CURVE
Dead Man‘s (‘urve on East Avenue.
at the luot of the \l'estport avenue
hill has claimed many a victim that
through inexperience or lack of knowL:
edge of the damn-r of the turn when
coming down the hill and rounding
the turn into East avenue. but an ar-y
cident tit-curled. there this morning
that must be blamed entirely on the.
driver and unlike the others occurred~
while attemptin: to round the curve'
and go up the hill.
According to a number of witnesres
who saw the. smashup. a touring car
bearing the New York number 19.569
was sailing on East avenue at better
I|t| lost any Cl'
. . l. - llcazo. Rogers begetL hard for a .
it“ said that when he leached .a 5:12;“. crack at the. “'hite‘Sox and Niack load consisted of registered stock and than :3 miles an hour. and the driver
""lm “n“ we Phnmpmn (“‘0 condi- finally let him no to the slab Tile the paper 0‘ registration came ‘4'” had crossed both of the trolley'traclts
-.._ \\'iliartl rpllenrvd to be m v0“ t _ k 1 ‘ _ than so ordered. ‘0“ wpqmn avenue before trying to
' .. te't ten days later. He . nits el wor et lke d Trolan. held Tl F B 2 .
"‘"“ m" “ “m 7 l t.. 'nf‘fl a... the Chicago sluggers to ' a few scat ' w am‘ “m“ ”pm“ 9‘“ “’ make the turn without: slackenin
“1‘“ mm mm “man-l ha‘(l l THO {ml tered hits and 'shut them otlt When very scarce and "is“ i" "rm“ "“r' snrcd- The ”8““ "S “1*" “9 mum“
.r. tly at his homes in ( 1N?- ‘ ' ' sons wanting pigs should visit the his machine up with a bang against
Lawrence. Kan.
Willard Headed f
nos .\n_:eies. May 29.”
: todax for Toledo. art‘.
sparrin:
or Toledo.
Jess \Villart
‘.‘.‘illl‘l' llt-mt-le. 3
:vi [lob Eduren. a
.‘ Illartl said llt‘ intended to stop one
to see his witt-
spat-rim:
at Lawrence. Kan..
('lllltll't n. Four more
llt‘l'S are to be enzaged.
Soldiers as Ushers.
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ltnpanied by
part nor
sporting Writer.
the game was over Mack was the first
to congratulate Rogers. who eagerly
the
when the
followers of the Browns now are won-
dering why the young: southpaw was
asked the scribes to
glad tidings to St.
telegraph
Louis.
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turned adrift.
RALPH DE PALMA
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HAS QUALIFIED
station and sec. tilts load and order
their pigs according to age and size
next week.
Mr. Hodxdon is having the largest
pigs that Mr. Johnson can find so that
ipoople buying can have. a full grown
. ;hog for next fall.
'is reached by taking the
avenue trolley car.
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for the next load which will arrive
Newt own a venue
Newtown
iNlllANAi‘OlJS. ind, Mar 28.-—
Ralph Dc 'i’alnla yesterday qualified
for the SOD-mile Libertv Sweepetakesl
to be run may 31. His Packard Spe-
cial, with which he expects to defend
America's prfstixeugainat the French
entrants hem and at Sheepshead Bay.
astonished nxt-erts today.
in his qualifying lap De Palma made
98 miles an hour and admittedly was
5holding his pouch,
wox'T SELL l
SIR BARTON
NEARLY ‘00 CIVIL
~Ilit'tln. Mar 29.—~Eight hundred for-
WAR VETERANS ARE
soldiers will he deputized at spec-
. police and serve as tut-hers at the
‘llllil l‘clnpsey fight.
--\ ltickatd was advised yesterduv
- Willard Vl'tlllltl come direct to To-
illsitltl l of stopping off for a day's
home in Lawrence, Kan.
June 4 to begin train»
Through the courtesy of the ven-
erable. William A. Kellogg. who at the
particularly where Bucking
No. 12.
circles.
ham Post.
at his
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HARVARD DECLINES TO MEET
YALE EIGHT
' :lll's‘t district. on which were
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strewn with flowers tomorrow.
BURIED IN FIRST DISTRICT
age of 83. is still active in G. A. R.
is concerned. we
are able to give the following list of
graves of Civil “’ar soldiers in the
placed
flags last Sunday and which will be
the curbing. and smashed the forward
wheel on the left hand side. The driv-
er was alone in the car and refused to
reral his Identity.
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REMOVES DOG RESTRICTIONS'
Dog Ward'n Thomas F. \Valuh has
been notified by James M. “'hittlt‘vlcv.
commissioner of domestic animals
that the former regulation in force in
this city requiring all dogs nppearinl
on the street must be put on a leash:
\Vnrden “'alsll
has been rescinded.
stated to a Sentinel reporter this morn-
ing that this does not
mean that the animals will be filmed
to roam around at will and they mum-
of.
SALE.
ar business meeting of
Daughters of Cnstlle.
it was decided to
uni social meetings
the. Prelimi-
At the regul
Court Laurel.
held last evening,
‘discontinue the us
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THE STANDINGS i
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"AWARDS'MADE IN “ l
t FISHERIES’ CASE;
Eastern League.
See the Johns-)lanville Adv.
,sbestos Roofing and Shh“
‘ - week's Saturday Brent“
we . . .. .~-.\lan\ille deal-10‘
this territOi-y. Read about I,
os Roofing and Shingles and .
come in and so:— us.
volition and adjustment of grievances
and disputes which may arise in the
industry; promoting‘ amicable rela-
tions bet\\'een employers and employ-
es. and negotiating wage agreements
for the industry as a whole.
Eastern Loagoe. .
Springfi-‘Id 4; Hartford. 0 (16
nines). ,_
\"orccstel‘. 7: Pltlsfleld. 6.
Waterbury. 5; Bridgeport. 0.
‘l‘rovidence. 3: New Haven. 2.
N'tloflll lououz
in-
TY COBB SUED FOR $10,000
DETROIT, Mich, May 2i).—Ty Coh‘ll
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St. Louis. 7; Brooklyn. 5 (l3 , _
pings). is the deetl'l'cnl In a $10,000 damazv
Pittsburgh. 6; New York. 2 (10 in- suit filed April 26 by Ada Morls. a nea-
nlnzs).
Cincinnati, 6: Philadelphia.
Boston. 4: Chicago. 0.
Amorlurl League.
No games scheduled.
Intermtaml League.
Newark. 5: Jersey City. 3.
Toronto. 13: Bocholter. 5.
Baltimore. 6; Reading. 4.
Buffalo. 5: Binghnnton. 4.
American Attenuation
Milwaukee. 7: Minneapolis. 5.
Kansas City. 7: St. Paul. 6.
inuisvllle. 5: Toledo. 0.
Columbus, 2; lndlanapolis. 1.
Southern Association.
Atlanta. 1: Nashville. 0.
New Orleans. 20; Little Rock. 3.
l'luttanoon. 7: Birmingham. 6.
Memphisdllobile. rain.
New England League.
.Fltchbnrg. 1: Lawrence. 0.
Lowell. 5; “liver-hill, 4.
laewiaton. 6: Portland. 5.
Exhibition Games. 7
Boston Red Sox. 10: American Chain
W’orits. 3.
Yankees. 9; Akron F
her, 1.
College Resultn.
Navy. 17; Urslnua. 3.
Army. ll; Berkeley Hall. 5.
Holy Cross, 16; Colby, O.
Yale, 7; Amherst. 1.
Yale Freshmen. 3;
mailman. 2.
Georgetowli. 5; Princeton. 4.
Colgate. 9; Hamilton. 2.
Cornell, 3; Rochester. ‘
less. it became known late yesterdll".
when Judge Clyde J. \‘l’ebster signed
an order of default. attorneys for the.
plaintiff claiming they served notice
of the suit durinz the baseball game
here on that date, and that Cobb inor-
ed it. The plaintiff alleges that Cobb
kicked her followinz an altercation in
fa Detroit hotel on April 25.
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STRAY BULLET ENTERED HOUSE.
. The police received a complaint
_ last evening that some one was firing
a revolvver on Ely avenue. Patrol-
;man Smith investigated and found
‘ that a number of shots had been tired
‘ and that one o {the bullets. tired from
In .38 calibre M'olver. had '~possed
through the side of a house. thé home
of Mrs. Innacone. 204 Ely avenue, and
had lodged in the woodwork of an in.
side room. The police are now inves-
tigating to loom who it was shooting
ofl’ firearms in the city limits.
I
irestone Rub-3 '
5 COLORED FIGHTER IDENTIFIED
PARS. May 29.— The negro whose
death was reported yesterday from the
effects of a blow received outside
Paris cafe Sunday evening was Eugene
0'08! Bullnrd, of Chicago. He joined the
French Foreign Lesion at the beginn-
ling of the war and became an aviator.
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Holy
WHOLESALE
and
mm
cram. CIGAR!“ 7
PM! and 1‘0””. .
TARLOV “03-.
Up-to-Datae 0131: Sun
Mannheim Block. 80. I
131.1581
are
a account in
r t ,4 AV
v...u. .1
i :OPLE ’8
TRUST com -'
‘...‘.h Norwalk, Gk;
No matter who Y“.
are or where you on
Thiselecu'ical inane.“
necessarily .
not be allow-9d to be made a nuisance
COURT LAUREL TO HOLD CAKE.
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TODAY‘S GAMES m !
“’e are paying the highest morv
Sane". League. ket prices for all kinds of Junk
Springfield It Hartford. and Second-hull Furniture.
“'orcet-lter at l-‘lttsfield. Call or mg ”m to
New Haven at Providence. ‘ H. JAFFE ‘ A8“.
”New” ‘" ““m’m‘ 1 37 Fort St. Tcl.499. E.‘Norwalk
. Nltm' ' ”We. 3
Philadelphia at. Boston. ,
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Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York.
Three games scheduled.
American Law.
New York at “'anhington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Two games scheduled.
intonation! Lut'gue.
Binahunton If Buffalo.
Baltimore at Reading.
Newark at Jersey City.
Toronto at Rochester.
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-—Try an advertisement
Soot
gyou desire
‘able
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1 K~ a... 27.4.... NEW was. avmnm i.f5;21§.‘.’2.‘.‘3.‘é.i’;;f“f".‘f‘.’__::::::: 1;; meaningfutz earner
‘l ' .i. l-.. L, Ross. tile Canadian has declined to meet a combination St Marv'q cemetery 66 ?‘!;(W?;l’5( drug store. on Friday 'morn-l
"“11- ““5 "Oi-“59d John E- Madden's Yale eight on the. Thames river next St. -Pau.l';l cemetery! ............ 8 ins. June 6th. Tile sale will start at7
of STJUIOO for Sir Barton. Win11?" month. and the idea of Coach Mather East Norw-llk rem-{3'9}; '''''''' 2 10:30 in the morning. It “:83 8'30 V0“ 1
' Kentucky l‘erby. Preakness Abbot has been abandoned. In the Yale I ‘ ~ ....... -4 8d at ‘.‘.‘" .mgflmgrlgvcggi‘yuw to “'6
\‘l’rln-rs stakes. according to MP squad. however. time will be four ‘var— To!“ ................... 385 local ballfiilon ~ . E,
Aladden's office here sity and four freshmen substitutes. who
twill practice as an eight. Thev will be
regularly ('OElL'llPi and can be used in
Ithe evict-ted (rows at a moment's no-
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road which was also visited.
BARRIEU BEATS KING
tal number of veterans of the Girl
lice.
\ V THYER' 3‘ C" May 29.—Frank Coach Abbottsays that the Yale ‘var‘
, ~. .. -. ~ w-u . The are: John W. Duke. John Mc-
. u. t .ln..llt.ln nlldleWLL—ht chant sitv crew has been practically selected. ’ y ‘
rist night was awarded the deer I ' _ d te Wu“ yesterday and the lllerson. John b. Lockwood. Thomas
‘ '0“? n ' ‘ ‘ ‘ -' ' Al. Dunn. Orin K. Scofield. Henry
' lllv- wrul of a fifteen-round fight
\lwiwv Kins. Australian cham-
T': l- mutt it was fcl't he Canadian
mama (lullupionship.
combination worked well. its improve.
ment has been marked the past few
days. The freshman eight for the Amer—
fican Henely in a work-out yesterdawy
as said by Coach Abo'tt to hate shown
drive and smoother.
previous row. Its
6:3-l. ‘
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CLASS MEETS.
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DON'T LET IT LINGER
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a more powerful
recovery than in any
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' '1 m H {Um ‘ h g IN”, or an, ‘ time for the llenley distance was
twllL'll that "bans on” hum “’19-; __‘__,.__~ __
wring vu-ars do“ the sufferer,; . _
; him 0: her in a :Lezlkened statel AMER‘CAN AI C. vs. REDWOODS-
‘0 war oft‘ sickness and dis-l
(lillard. HS Fillmore St...
Tt-nn. writes: "l was suf-.
' 1th -. dry. llackin'z cough and
'= in my clleSt. btit since taking
’ ~ Hone; and Tar l have been re-
' lt soothes. heals. and cure!
cold: and croup. 000' ”f
"Ml-Zn: cough—Stimson Mall 609
It: 43 on
The Americans will line-up against
the Redwoods at the Railroad lot. on
May 30. The game will begin at 10,
o’clock. In the afternoon at 3 o’clock
they will play the Pastime J re. Sutur-
day. May 31. is an open date. The.
line-up: E. Moore. c: Vedas. p; K.‘
Hawkins. 115th; K. Web. 21); W. Lae' mmgml
sauna; Mlmm . . , “"33
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the end of June.
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plan of holdi
clues. for the three schools,
ford.
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. There is also one soldier's grave in
a private cemetery on the \l’estport
W'ar buried in the year past is eleven.
Payne. Aaron Decker and Alexander,
MERRILL COLLEGE GRADUATION
A meeting of the graduating class
of Merrill Business College was held
last night in the College rooms. This
meeting afforded an opportunity for
those who completed their work early
in the year to renew their old friend-
ships, and meet: those who entered
later, and will complete their work by
N. A Fulton, principal, addressed
the class: and gave an interesting
sketch concerning the school. and the
u the graduation our-
in Stam-
The hull pup that bit little Albert
in the yard of his
avenue. Monday afternoon. was run
ed up by Dog “'arden Walsh at t
away. a
servatioo at the do; pound at
‘ street. w
l
ently
feared as to
slight wound inflicted.
The many friends of Mr.- an
Carl Fisher. who
from East Norwalk to Milford, Conn.
will be glad to learn that
comfortably settled in their
d Mrs
'—
place.
R. Malkin. Jr.. while he was playing”
home. 74 Franklin,
nd-,
be;
home of Matthew .1. Burns, who lives
on the same street some few doors?
nd the animal is now under ob-
81 Main;
here Veteran C. A. Brundage‘
E has him under observation. ‘Dr. Bron!i
daze says that the animal is apparv
healthy and that little is to be
serious results from the,
recently removed
they are;
new
home on West Main street in that‘
t 5
Edward Ryan. of the Eagle Lunch .
7 cylinder Studebaker tourinx'csl‘ which i
Y “Him-“'0" 1' ho put to ubevyesterdny as n tail of;
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Wall street. has received his new six
h Norwalk Evening Sentinel
the best results obtain-
You will find this Overland equally plating .
delivered by an engine that mm 38105111]! and quietly,
I BENEDICT
- .713ch); Main St”. A. ..
for you.
Don’t iron all day--
you can do it in a few“
hours with this
lump! Conrad
Earshot:- and For: Remodeled
m snor-
u N. Ida I. So. Nat-wok.
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W.
manta
Maura Electric?
IRON "
l M. ”W. _
' THE CARE OF TREES
‘Spnying, pruning, bolting and our“
0
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Trees Removed
the Order: for fruit tree spraying shoot
it no placed m.
in
‘ 90'0”. 1203-3
‘
' JOSEPH CORNELL & SON
’ Tree Cpoeilllcu and Entomologist-
Nora-ll:
Overland Model 90 Touring. Cor
in performance.
day in and day out.
d
It hu abundant p
s.
,— $9.;th
Norwalk Chronicler