WAiTZ PREPARM
‘1 et F aced
4....»1111- \\'a!lz will have the toughest
:l1-nfl1is r‘nrecr when 1181:3093th
York state champion“
.- .11111-1wei2i11. at HanoVer Park, 1'Iltvl'lo
next Thursday night. July 3. but
- ”11.91.: or the popular 11311101111011-
‘; ands. New
Hill “All“ BATTLE;
hutch Brandt Will Be Mod;
Proficient Boxer He Bob
L ‘mihf 1
Owing to the run yesterday in”. the Netionallnogui Mace
nounonlyiour cutofthoolshtg‘ml "Dempseys plan or actl'on for the his
scheduled were played in both of the amp is to double Willard m panto-
.i'v confident that Benny will glVe
.. ...1111111» exhibition against
11:11:!in flash.
i
..y ,1 k Unite: 11 {Irandt s manager, laSt
5 11.1. posted. by mail his forfeittwith
sporting editor of "The Contain."
mtm‘ln: Brandt’s uppeamee in
. He m ,that
1- n 1.: trainfng like a frolan for his
' mulch and says that since Elite!"
‘P't- t‘e-arherweizht'claes Brandt has
-; 2111115: like a tracer. nth-enndonly
Burns.
feathemelght
mum. and Joe ’Burnmn. considered
1
.1‘1‘..
.\l1~1*i(ien ring.
defeated Frankie
Southern
..11‘1-
lllt‘
“:1? (if his weight in the West. '
the
2 ..mit is certain he will add \Valtz
: :: ll>l of victims end .then demand
-.=.r~h “itli Johnnie Kilbnne for the
Fans must admit that .Brandt
n impressile ring record and it
—-‘..
leagues
The St Louis Cardinals were handed Jack Claims that it will be all over
the short and at a 3-2 acute in Chicago but the cheering
yesterday Henn' 5 double in the ninth:
turned the trick.
Recife defeat of the Pirates 5-3.
trips to the but he piled up two Iingies,
a double and a triple.
'Not a bed afternoon’s work.
. l
were postponed on account of rain.
~1 .mmmx1 mean a great deal for ST JOHNS vs. snowmen“
2 / 51' he suceeeds in stopping the
Ely n feathei weigh}.
' .11”:le l'l)‘ b
’ 1i optimism.
1D"
i.r_\"
\‘
11l~.u- request of all branches of ihé
:torfcit 1% £01 weight and Springwoods announced that ' " count] them
. the ram L. P. c.» Amore When brought 1 head.
1 ~ ‘ on t (I ll) ' st vi 1: — 0 WI-
ramp for Brandt to box Waltz field are expected to meet me Providence ......... 26 15 53‘ ”:ffioéhwudQLaznwt’S; m Kain strum to 1'3““ or: Mrs. Moreen: withdrew ‘her
lmlmd‘ l‘lDf-R‘Slde r Springwoods. but owing to illness in Bridgeport ...5 15 .625 id d if h at it: “w u Mb! m the mm mm W’ "5 W11 '
13111111 ha: undeltakt-n training to “8 “1mm team the, win be “We Waterbury ........... 22 :6 .519 “Y 3"“ ““5 m ‘ ”W!" e '5 Police dummy returned to the inn. hm "m t” been mm U” 1‘”
11111111 with enthusiasm and his to come do" So the S rm ood Worcester ........... 22 as .550 task thev must not expect to receive The was W“ three Mm "'9 met «I9 “Will" W' '
““9 ‘0 his r-cmark accepted the challenge isxfed gt): in: 5““;1flelldid ......... i: a; :2: any prize ‘13 there ‘8 nothing but the CW“ 1- m m and, ”we been NWT?“ '
_ . _ . . pr: 5; e ........... .. . 1 " "‘
whom“: 1n the army at Lamp St Johns of Bridgeilbrt, and a h‘ltot New Haven .......... 14 23 .378 fonoir 0‘3““: the frat ‘0 acmcgmapl'lifls: define tom from both 1M “”k 'PRESIDENTW
.11mrk where he failed to take a contested game is expected Hartford ............ 12 26 .316 M "‘13ch083 .Dflt in 1119mm 91mm!)
-111_ . in o1er liftv bouts with some '1 leoflli Leann. Jun,“ to H‘ WWW; Th0 Mouth; chiefs were m to mmfim
1 st boxers mg The Bpringwoods will use the same W L. p. c comm“: this m and an! ”a t
"0 “mm“ “ 59““ a 11:1 lineup as in last Sunday's game and x91 York ............ .1 18 .654 ,0 “m m 11 "a 11¢- 5M ,0,‘°m "“9 m“ mm- wssmmrox 1m Isa—Pun!
.1. ms predict another v on. expect to keep up the good work 5,. Cincinnati ........... 34 21 .618 than to ”0 fl Ms V. Volt ” Gm“ mam m3“ dent Wilson mil leave
_ 'tmcmg the ,8. Johns. and”, In, Chicago .............. ..1 .26 .544 .. ” "m“ wuuun .1. Powell, “chem. Part: no: so tonight tog-Brest. new:
11 . '28.. at Amos P , Pittsburgh ........... so as .530 Short: ‘Bynboe immediately a AllI Wmmmrm for-hue. mumnm-
1‘ m "16'" 87k 3 oflock- Brooklyn ............ 26 29 .473 plans for the loot «urinate mm: mm mmw- " tiled toe-y.
. sham. 131 Louis ............ 25 31 .446 .1. 9 m°"‘~’- » r11. came from Preddent wnson
. Wennadny. as the day of e attempt “in E kn
an the youth of 5m ‘lhe Sprlng- Philadelphia ......... 18 32 .300 in Sand-3.31m 6. W!!! - 9' hem Of "cords. said: “All well." . 1
. ' .. ‘ dim: mntvthifi'trme thimkmwt on ............... 13 33 .353 “Iowa beenrofwempum.freudu1thm hes Menus
, . 1 American MUG. m mm mm t an mm“ W]: for him on his
. Stevens of .Brid t. m ens and a
. gene: at} W. L. ,0“, tool-I blur. travel in Now 1211111. A We!
iifiWfi 2‘22: * $111111; d 121‘“ New “‘1‘ """"" '32 1‘ “gm M]. W 1 if“ we; may he allowed «”333:
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This is the my mm the Woods, in: Min time the locals are out 8:912:33". ......... -. - - -33 a; I???) l » h i TIA? mmL ‘gstu‘i‘xcm‘c‘a‘ WmTh‘i; “mm
Country IBM to GO for revenge and are confident of “3811- 4. get?“ i """""" : ' ' g; 3: xi ‘ SURELJY RING AGAIN dent Await! wind. l'
_ ms «111.. “cm .1 home 1.1.. 11.5.1.2“ 1‘. ::::::::::::21 211 rm: _—-—— main-cane "
...—......— '1 garne will start at 3:00 o'cock shat-11.} Washington ,,,,, ‘ _____ 21 32 396i W gm m M _____ 1 lWAN’ISfl mm .
local lsquor dealers have received '1Philadelph1a ..... 13 36 .2853 10“! uld m an m dinner: on!
the following suggestions Whig.- am BRIT‘FON wms sour. ( '"temfi'm' 9:9"; P C Yawn“, by m out 0, Km rum suretobeso’tduwer; semi
1' e probabilit) or the country goth, . l a: 11d menu-ill 1 day, me the offline, .mdegf ”0
after next Monday ’ CUMBERLAND Md. June 281—!Bammme """""" 41 1‘ '7” ”11:37 of ghfathunnd 1.1115311? m“ ‘9 We: ‘ ”-6"! Con: 1112113213“ 4'31: 13:3.er
{lune 26th.1919. éJack Britton welterweight titleholder. 5333321112111 """ . """ Eel" :37 :3: and H11 Buckingham m_ This ”the“ phne the m Smith bi cm ”ago! 3 m
-ar Sir and Brdthfir: N a and Jack Perry. challenger wont 12 {Newark """"" 28 2, ",1 nemor-ielbellwu first my in 1890, taken in m v: M“ at'r'oet, m We 3m!
The association opposed to a on rounds last 11111111 After the [11111 Bunk, """""" 3'27 30 Tartan the ran-m of July, by me- Look W” m“ “"3 11mm “93*" "id-{Gm me our of 113 men--
prohibition has flkewh‘i’fimfign M it was an even battle. Britton' income.“ : ‘26 31 '4“ wood: niece'nnd nephew. like Julie 3‘“? " much 21mm" " ‘mne, South Detroit. The pluntlgt
.. Recruiting!!! Muslim 5:091}. mfitm with yery. little covering! Reading .... 21 32 :3“ B. W end m Mates 11.- b.‘ ‘ 933°" ‘ 188" crowin- {emu not but: name-
‘sbit‘isea The”); has gt 1hr; {fluids-nan tried for a knock- kmey City .......... 21 36 '1?th Lockwood. Jr. For twenty- Teh‘ep'mecm in” all of the fuse cargo- Wit- foreufitng -
sanitation '3'“ seven yam it served the community In“ WI e street mt. which chug-e w
iii" In Federation of Labor. Hotel
. 1'1 slamant Association W
the counuy.
' 'ill
Mu: “out Connecmt.
511 c-any it out will inrfilre‘very‘litc. ‘
i 11.11nse on the part otnurmem
Each one kiloWS approxlmne'ly 1‘
.ewge nunlber of Myst
1- daily:
We ought. 1t seemi.
. do all that is possible as anor- L
twmlion to make this protest felt .
let each member of ‘13" .
7. 111011 therefore. have on ma
morning of Monday June 30th.
'11 111 number of daisies to mp- .
customEr .
I“: ml one to every
1!] 'l'lllz the (121)213th (3118th
«i should be asked to observe
-\‘ l“ M
' 0' pro‘es‘ by “a “g lame {mnemonme‘epondenh won,
a bunch of daisies
1
wincnalme on .our part or this rind,-
Roush was the main equeeee in the ion that Willard is too 'big for Dempsey come for him to m off It ung-
In fire to bowl over for they are making the ion. Long island. for his “or to
He also made unusual hei ght is on necount of Wit-the sound .a winner. All the mew
two clover catches in. center field. one ' lord’s size.
of them robbing Stengol of a homer; chances or Willard being knocked over beenmde by the loco! branch of
All games inthe meter-r1 League‘
The Giants are only one and a half nings, the Tigers beat
games ahead of the Cincinnati Redsdn 6-1.
1 AT AMUSEMENT PARK'
in Monday's Evening Sentinel tnef
l
for the old K. o by mung his not;
into Jess's mid section.- After um;
1. Sum
JeinEinilfinttapt
Arthur Stnbell, who is to attempt to
~swlin nor-ass Long mu sm. wax
; The promoter: of the WillardDemD— “0m ‘01“le ‘5 “I m 10"
Ssey affair are evideilly not of the opin- the lime to go by. u that fie day will
i
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ropes in the ring 414 m1 high. This niche goodblseflortoolmhmss
They are not taking any ary moments for in. my hove“; last night
the
:the ropes and killing half of the rins- life covers, so that in w event ii"
.si’de spectators should feel that he cinnot so on any
further, be will be well token core of
'of the lot in the second and fourth in pony him find token to above ct the,
the lndiane Point. which will be the
THE STANDINGS
Salter" Luau.
neighboring cities and
undockbellnndachnrchboll. The W W mm!“ to the:
~
Drink Hot Water
“mymmmk
Internet-“hm
”out“
mailman] woman, haltthe
some duo’s Maury, dull and
1.1 1FSI against “time DUO“ “Mg; m m, my .ham_
1i constitutional prob
-: the beginning of the 18591
1 will be made against both."
(4
ii:
5 Sumeme court will neve1
l\'- 1’1
.41 1-15:
= nu: 1.911
:1 member of the Connecti:
. mum Dealers’ Association;
unite in observing flan. nnt modem lining
2.511”, as :1 “‘Daisy Day" of of food and drink taken into them
\mentlmeut to be legal-
. 111 the Constitution of the checked people everywhere.
But public sentiment son is that the human. system does not
' 1 .1 ions now are that war-time ! lug. who: a mm
1 .1 11111 never become effect-' take place.
is the confident belief of half-clot: “mew l with
' able to judge that the Unit-
m“tated1b-.yrm.
If we a! would mutton maidezbm
pasty. \nnuldy conufledons In mid
see crowds of happy. healthy. cosy.
'rld itself each day of “the Me
which it accumulates under our gree-
ewcry mac
--‘ h DQCOmeS GUBCUVB the tem neatly an ounce of wastemaw
)ou will use your heel
1.1~1~\- out the above sugges-
. 101:1 state officers consid-
. might at this time, I am.
1 .~-ly and fraternally.
'r. .1. FITZSIMMQNS.
Secretary. ‘
order that you bring this
. your members and the
~zrl :uggufil that you give
7 1 H19 press.
ii) AY’S GAMES
Eastern League.
:11 Hartford (2).
11 :1: l’ittsfield.
' at Vi‘orcester.
Springfield (2).
National League.
111 Pittsburgh.
:1? Chicago.
' aBoston.
- ‘- 1' Brooklyn (2)
American League.
it:
“must be carried out. can it fements;
and loans pmmalnedike poisons which
are absorbed into the blood.
Justusnecessnryaa ltistoclenn
hot, so we must each morning elect
the mute ottens of the ”310115 days
maritime: lndigestible waste and
'bodytodm. Men and women”!!!-
erslck. armamkdvjnedtomnk
'eeoh morning, before W a.
,Iglassafrefldwt woWW' a ten-
" spoonful of limestone 131mm lt.’
Vuntgmlessgn‘eann/ufmm
otltho much."llveé,‘kldaeya Ind
. 'bowe‘ls the indigestihle material. 111111111
mbilelana toxins: thin. clawing.
Wing and may the 33”“
,elimentnymlboforevputtinxm
'foodiatofhemlmdl.
nmflmfiomww
: ‘ 5.1111: York.
‘ 1’ Philadelphia.
. ' .. Detroit.
. ~ ' .Louis.
' 9'3‘1at anal League. .
" "Toronto (2)
> at Reading
1;... ? Hialllanl‘H.
' w ”mm:
- “9'34 Our Classified a“ 1 f'
wom‘
instead of thousands of,’
Theron-1
the ashes from the furnace etch m f will go to Sound Beach sund‘y after-
” before the lire fill burn hiatus:
"cola will bean follows: Whitman c:
WA” ML” tire sent it. crushing In the ground.
1' split and broken. but the emhndun
and diligence of the chin-china the
citizens of Nomlk. will coo the
church edifice restored and the bell
“fire most M ”m
Saturn Lucile.
; All games postponed. rain.
Notional League.
1101mm “y:
List of Boothe.
Children's booth—Ire. W. H. liar-
§ Cincinnati. 5: Pittsburgh. 2. ”ago“. 8:. Incl in hell on.
‘ Chicago. 3: St. Louis. 2. one on D “I r the .
...... ...... ”1...... .... mom-r“...- 1:3.
American League.
Detroit. ii; Cleveland. 1.
Other games postponed rai_n
76‘. Louis. 4; Chicago. 1.
immoral Lonnie.
All] mes postponed. rain.
American Association.
Minneapolis 4: mlflnkee. 0.
Kansas City, 4; St. Paul, '0.
w1m,-27: lndlnnaptllis. 6.
Lnuisville-Columbua. rain.
Food booth-Ills. Ii. 8. Austin.
Conny booth—‘8. Olin Jackson.
Flower booth—Ire. Lancing Odell.
lee origin bomb—«lien Berth-
ace
“and mm no. r... on).
isms hating n mom .1 ever-
ohenging color. fleet. end the
went on to the candles“. music of Stcr- '
. ling“: orchestra.
ton.
‘All hots” booth—fin. Win. 1". Tnylor.
Children’ a entertained! tooth—ms.
Herriet Parker and its ¥inn c J
W'imn.
1
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' The reception committee Wed eon were of the WV: Circle.
:mem otsmaemorScm-eemhmmciuded in 11114111111119“;
1 1n the Majorl-Isnelv nacho-an and Mrs. murals. LCarmlBeta,fir-o. 6.01.41 Bar
nun and Mrs. Hm
Saturday luncheon was served by
Mmerofafllefilsh School Hon-7 wl
Blake. and Ir. nad’
l
WM Blake on! Hts.
Player. Pauli.”4 GT. AB. R. H. PC. Mum Davis. “mum M w F
ennui 1111 152 28 62 .408 x n m
gown“, gum ”2(1) :23 g1: g3 :35 NORWALK 1.1”th ‘cagerélgrl: Mrs. AG. Hull and Mrs.
SouLhWorth, 13311.39 136 .22 44 .'..24| ”“55”” ”ml Pass or Advertising Committee-.4
Williams, Phil...45 181 28 58 .32111 66:;‘3‘0‘mn McNetmn and Mrs Gems.
‘ The regular meeting of the Boer
Afimmw ' 5‘1“}! PC Inhalers of the Not-walk Library was: why“! E 8- “1:” icy
Peck 11.13.1121. 1151'- 43'. "111 41 53' 395 he“ ‘8“ Elm“ “mm m Saab. 11.. mm Thaw end no:
Cobb, 43217.. if 176 31 63 :358 Dr. 11.6. Gregory, Praidcnt T. C. Bel- Mnry‘G. Rider. .
angina-as 1391.459 176 25 e1 .34? cm W A 3. arm mum; solidi thanks Ire oftended to
W; m ..... £53 188 132 £0 .346 Ham .J_ T. HIP!!!- 201‘ G
.3131”. 51.1. 1.........51 201 35 67 .333 130 e‘ is" “d the present-v awn“ mm m teens“: mt
bricks; finalstkchunch, for tables;
Hrs. mmtormof
for coffin; new:
Game, Wilma: Ashe and Mrs. Lu.
“Odell.
NORWALK A.C.1N SOUND BEACH. tion of bills was disposed of and the
new that there will 11¢th
at the end of the year. August allot,
glmaltboush every cent will beneed-
olaoaeen'ynn. thetmoebotegeo‘ Very?
final. ‘
«The Wk A. 'C. baseball team
noon, ma cross ball; with the that nine
of that place. The Imp rot-them-
m sacrum rand . communication 'gtlcgfmmm marlin: W
M the District Commiielonbr n- at“ ass-”“15 “a
nouncinsfl mmfiflfie Baird 001‘ m gum. it ”been 1.11.11.
may 1 H. lymu um ”up!!!“
0. .fil- ”9 mm ”m tinn-
. W.
Court. p;‘~ Youngs. 16; Gilbert, 2;},
Tooter. so: Lumen, 3b; White.rf
Lnnch‘alc. cannon. if.
'llhere will be a hoe ready to leave-
the Boston Store 1t: p.311.
W WJ,T.Z
1110mm“ weather Wham ‘ W
Lockwood baseball tam crummy mymmnpfidmmrfinum mlmu
andtheCoveAOulemmenmwmmw e marge”
hetomonow'sbnuhnmatmmmmym fits-wratle Manama
the‘mtton Point M w; 135 W boils ‘ a! ”F". _‘M_._____;"°*h "n"
Lockwood! have been Mm” showman-
Wmmmww “flammumw ”13““ . J
omentbmaubunmw flummmwm‘w .
. 7 . . ,. an countermeasure;
would like ochre/met mm
M “an”
m”“ “Phil. 15mm,
A My m of the M tribe
finishing ambled in front of their“ won:
mark Hr. sullen would be very much sully nice even o'clock tat m
pleased if he could at several more in; med 3: mom 1:31:11 am-
:~——-——_..___._.________"_ swimmers from this city or from the tones with their m We
town: who Kano bond in {min toss lending
.would be willing to make the attempt them and mama to W street
withjnm Inherent-emmmd where they not their visitors and ne-
will be plenty of. chance to Mt! mom,
money
The following are in Me of the
ow»:
the members of the KM Word Circle, 1
l1
l
“M accepted without grave
otma m m
Junta-mama
mm-mguueceec.
between Ira. Kite Korean:
11 picket.
in. his
claims that his arrest
1 m ” e “a; M' ‘
or e t -
‘- . 2 1 very email print uw
uyptseptemben .- ‘9
l neat-twentieth
deuce...“ "summer
mutual
Can-mood from m Put;
oflicial reort Sfid' .
1
American
order set forth in the treaty.
General Jan Christian Slants.
one of the delegotes representing
the Union of South Africa. signed
the treaty under protest. making a
lengthy statement.
General Stunts said that the in—
1803f! Nmfi. for greens district 'flemnities stipulated could not. he
injuries
to the industrial revival of Burg».
m He declared it would be to the in-
meters John tenets of the allied powers to ren-
der the stipulations more tolerable
m 5‘11“”,me 26.—
. new. Wand.
Wflir WW their 1111111
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warlike poor food
“mm the?
mmummlnlev ' "Wynne-them
you-tom 107 me film.
agreement“
”flour-e of“
were-ea. We! um :11.
Schwartz “mitt-ad the truth Q: the
8M but chimed flat the no
WMWnflewYu-mere
m m‘ couch My, menu
the wealth mm by the Vittorio
Commonlwthe your nautical
parties agreed tint workmen tnStnnr
hmmmsnfld 37:: "I went.
Schwertz has been paying only 35c,
White was in m of the act-
orl’. this morning, an alteration none
In em-
pleye of the factory, end 5.111121an
10- oonplnlnt of Ira. Mar-
suu, (nicer Smitten mated Miss
street. Be In: later acquitted.
put a.
stain on his m the case is
The workof mmmmmnr
Ten set-den home—Ina noise Byins- of St m. church by 121. Pmi- ~ '
Mummofms;
{mmfinuoyoe
Those who served the My lunch-l
The other delegations. he‘ded
fiylor, Lllu by the British. oignod after the
thrice in the
ammo.-
am «one eater new 1111..
M volumes of Bun! ' . .. '
. the eleven weeks‘ 353m
practice in the men clean :3,
twoumrclauesofm .
School by the mm a
book in on expensive one . ‘
ordinory course of M” "“
have hen crumble liar
‘ cept lithebound We? MW
bodyn W Met
The [.1an was .wutod
Chairman (I a medal «
the More! Organic-tin d
ter m with the ‘
School wished to Show it:
and e book was suggested will
suit cs recorded above.
"an inscription shoving tho
the m m! u the mt
the roost «morning as w
noble accounts of war can“. /
be much enjoyed It present out
be :1 11111111111: contribution he
Show {or the W.
A blight mum at”
fined at the comer of W
9and Fianklln Struts 3m
noon. “on and Willia- ‘
and attorney Louis 8. been
Y
than T» » running board of 1
nit: car we: broken at a;
the other our use Walkbl
no furthcr damage resulted.
1 moo-id The“
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nnd you need
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