stimulants
First Game in Series for
' State Professional Bash-
. I ' ' etball Title to'Be Played in
r" , A!!!!.Q!¥-.--1 Danbnrx, Fol:
lows N orwalk on Tuesday,
- , TOHOBROW
It". can 10:20 a. m.; 10:54 1). in. February 10
‘ ~ , - sets 6:11. . 1
x: h m 7.03, 44. Stamionl basketball fans are due for
‘l-fiKSOEIC NOTICE. . a feast on that thrilling popular ”“300,
sport.
‘ it Tuesday evening, Feb. 3. in tho
‘ fluted fi$m#";?;‘£% Oriya: Algiory. begins the first of a series of
"0' am. Tucgday"ev¢ning,iganies for the State professional title
'u at “.250 t:o'clock Work E. Alwith (‘ompany G team. 0! Stamford,
3rd, 19 ,Ma ter M335“; cordially ras one of the contenders. The Siam-
!rltc¢r'iiallya.invlted. Fraternally ford team's opponent, Tuesday night,
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will be Norwalk.‘
ASA T. LOWNDESo On the fOHOWing Tuesday 'nlghl:
”BERT M WILCOX Feb: 10. the Danbury professional
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team. led by the speedy George Nor-
man, will be here to play Company C
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ml} SENTINEL TELE- Substituted for Hobokcn‘.
. PHONE CALLS Norwall: was substitut-d tooay for
1 WWW. ‘
m once—93.
H it'll Office—1388. dependent tram to vet its team work-
” t0)": Residence—1492.4. ing wall together. and scheduled the
m Met ' Residence—- fast l’ioboken team. Local fans will
"Inn’s Midenco—ZIS—Z.
t ”30:07 Tne'ASMCIated P7033.
team'insisted on starting the series.
nounced. it is assumed it will be the
same that played against
“led to the use for publication of. y one puin0_17 to 18.
—‘ non dispatches credited to it orfthat occasion mm] W as follows,
fl otherwise in this paper and also Guamieri and \Vcafer, forwards:
"Skeets" \Vrigl‘lt. center: Joe Dreyfus
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“local news published herein.
. All. rights of publication of spe- and Ashmead, guards.
m 'dllpl'tches herein ”9 313° '9‘ :Wright. Dreyfus and Ashmead are
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. 1- ‘“ " ' ” vorite with Stamford fans. Ashmeadu
3' ‘ T'PP'NG STATISTICS' : plays with Bridgeport. in the Eastern.
’.'l'ho United States Monthly la'lbm‘lgeague, is not so well known, here. .'
5 M" “presents some statistics con. 5 He. is rated as a. clever player. i
. , { Stamford lineup will be: Reich and:
W “PM"? customs “‘mughomlSQhwab, forwards: Powers. Ct‘llfOI'i,
no country. t.
iS‘ said that hc’wHBrennan and llurar “nulls. Nit-it
waiters tare butter‘ in tipping receipts : Halli'vey maly also l~ 1: hand, it he is
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m other—howl L "‘5‘ i‘ I 5‘ The d H) 1 An Interesting Preliminary.
m for the “hm" country is: In the preliminary game, Yale. &'
. “- Bollbon; cont.- next with $2.16. lI'I‘owne fivr- will play the Allierican lQe-
’ 50,1 : r tramp , .50” gion team. Considerable rivalry ex.£
w 761's l‘(‘.:_“ ”up, _:1 l 1 late with these two teaiiiu’antl a close,
‘7 In tips. and "‘P' "“0‘ ‘ am " r- contest is expected, Yale A: Towne;
.111! "calves the paltry average Of 'employes will be out, strong to root for:
> '3 mt‘ the shop team. - -
. George Smith has i‘ecomidered his!‘
' “are re 3 v ones in 195 ‘ . . " .' ‘ .
. m d “g 11 e ! determination to act as referee. and'
influx“ for difi'erent ~ll3l'lS Of the {Jack Murray, oi' New York. will be met
wry. Certain cities play favorites, . eleventh man in the court. Smith;
“maul. Washington. I). (3., ‘ ives may, surprise the fans. one Of “1959-!
3 e‘ the hi 'h‘ t i' '1' t‘ ‘ g‘h'lo nights. by appearing on the court in a-
N n 3 ‘5' “‘1 -‘ ”’5' “ l r Company G uniforn1._-—~ Saturday's .
' “humus gives the lowest. The Stamford Advocate. -
M generous city to licllboys is said .
gm: $1352.".Smiths;JERSEY RlNflBflUTS ‘
e hotel porter l‘Pffl'lVb’S the highest ' . ;
lURE NEW lflllliEIlS.
tips, and indiunap‘olis again
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we! last. Chamber-maids get their
tips in New Orleans ’and their
t i:03]:“1:11:11?"Milwankee are fairlv {SIX BOXCI'S From NBW' York‘
- . . ‘ ’ Will Appear Tonigh in
with their tillh to naiteis and
, . But their callmik'ness to the Newark
an bellboys and r-ilambermaids
,_, lamentable. Indications point in the, attendance
2 4. _ . w , , of a large number of New Yorkers to-
that tipping is a“ 9"” night at. the Sportsmen's Club to see
:‘wlll some day be eliminated ‘six New York hll";~‘l - one Staten Isl-
;m civilized communities, {antler and one Ens: ‘2z;i- ll in giove
draw the c n- ,contcsts under the : .1.—-[. -e:: of a Jen
~ t d o clusion that 39yI)l‘01ll()ii'l'.illltl according to the
., ' - 0 fly leads the rest of idles of the New Jersey Box'ng Com-
3'"?! in, "5 highly devekfifl; mission. This will be the order of pro—
‘ on? icedure While New Yorkers a wait-
, ‘in f r v ":ri a -.~
.a subject offering vast oppor-> g 0 the ‘ ( to 1”" hie the
snort in that State.
for research. As for the The bouts as scheduled by Dave
Vlew‘s figures, the only feel- vaz’icKay Ts‘léould prove decidedly intcr’
o v . ,. fies mg. ere is "eneml *uriosity to
'_ a. erage “0”“) 09319 “I" :Sce in action Etldll: l-‘itzsimmons. who
em is one of surprise that looms large as the most formidable
. 5010'. . irival of Benny lmonard. As Fitzsim:
__ ' xmons will in Jimmy Duffy meet his-
i‘ormer conqueror, the subsequent pro
OMQfilLElS ARE CHEAP. ,lec-edings promise to be rather excit-
- not. require riches to own an Jug} t >
. .-. Cheapness tag as niuch' ex in interest will be the appear-
. . 1‘ once of Eugene Tunney, the most
a: convenience 3-1 cam-4w: ”1‘? ’proniising figure of the soldier heav-
big demand and Winn .iistri- fies, who will be opposed by Al Rob-
oturs. ' :frltshfonlnerly known as the Staten
- . , _ .. ‘ a ' san fucckout King. . Roberts
_ ‘11 lmprE‘SSlOl’l.~ '0 H “ con- should give Tunney the severest test
American cars toda" :xru sur- ;he has yet received
.u -cheap. Their, prices have
_ 3‘33 othgr twoveight-rounders will
U!” J ( mr uce enny alger, the French
"‘7“ _‘ ne‘f' ‘13 “WC“ Flash, against Joe Fox, the British
of commodities In general. ifeatherweight; and Charlie Beecher
by present pygceieveig, they against Battling Reddy. The card is
reduced. Measured by ”S 3 one that promises excellent entertain-
ing value, -ment. and decisive results in‘ the light-
a given:
of money; will buy "more
lwelght and heavyweight engagements.
-_ ,over before, and thus any; I ‘ j .
M tear of some breed or I WILDE MUST FIEHT l
._‘ nearly within his ‘reach. ._ . '
m1 tendency in cal-build- ”Asa” IN WLEflfl
toners such distribution.
easy In tourard smallness
' : The smsll car, of
m less to unite and less, to Weigh
Intestine art-untage, too, of
‘ ; in crowded trams. 1t
to B}: 108 Pounds
and ‘No Decision Contest ‘
however. some :elex‘nents i TOLEDO, Esp. 2.—Ad Thacher, pr04
(:6 Jul comtmt. With {gator-toll; the grid chamifiionsh‘ig g3.
‘ A . .. elgh ou ween my 1] a,
, , ”9"” remark” =nie British title holder,,and‘l"nnltje
. mm small cars . ,
, , . , Mason, American claimant, will go to
flo- , comfortably u was Milwaukee today to conter with Dave
then. phi-ally, be pref Hughes. Wilde's mama-sand to com-
. m " ’ , lpletearmpgements Jar staging the
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next Tuesday" Stamford had expect-l
ed to play one more game with an in-.
be given the. opoprtunity later in the}
season to see Hoboken in action here. I
The Norwalk lineup has not been an-l
Danbury,!
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Norwalk on '
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and .lUlCYrFRUiT. and tile °”
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This sign is seen
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"l”! W’RIGL EV; ’ '
ulcy Fr;
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to the wild advertises
on Times Square. New Verity ‘
city: it is 259 feel i :22. so
feet also. Made on of i? 3.235
electric issues.
The fountains
trade mark changes. read- .
lne alternately WREGLEY'S ‘
Zi’i‘ui 500.000 people from all over the world\
electric 'slsn
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idozen clubs offering their links for BENNY LEONARD TRAINS
events in the spring, summer or tall,
including
Jersey. Glen
lSearsdalc,
Qscum Neawél'l‘hewbmtifis Wig; “my my Mom”, amt
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A specialpurchase of about Three H -
These with our on stock greatly r
opportunity. , ’
DRESSES. Sale price , 7
Vclues‘ up to (2,5030. $14049 .
DRESSES. Sale price ,
- Values up to $27.00.
DRESSES. Sale price
Values up to $32.00.
. DRESSES.‘ Sale price
Values on to $38.00.
PLZAn) DRESS SKIRTS
Gnml duality material. new practical sytles; ,
“-0th $7.00.
, SALE PRICE$5 49
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red Dresses at a!
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, Splendid Values In
HIGH CLASS COATS
[losing- out sale of all our tizw «3'5.
Vt'inter Model Coats at it’ss’ than ii.
facturers’ price. Sale price.
$28.49 TO $39.43
W'OMEN’S SUITS
$22.89 To $55.49
Millie to sell for lllllt'll more. Salk
quality material and splendid \vmluny
collection of ntodcis iii inflow-ll. 12m. ‘
- $18.89
$24.49
$28.89
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- ' Great Sale of Womenfs Dresses
immunity Styfislffiressesat swings Low
reat price concenirm.
need makes this sa e a great moncv ‘33 j...
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COTTON BLANKETS .
Cowl practical Blankets, warm 3 98
and durable. Special,q>air $ 0 ,
INDIAN PATTERN BLANKETS
These1 beautiful Blankets are made from soft,
sanitary cotton: the designs are
attractive. and llzlltillt‘. Special
long“, staple grairii,-\vitli a,_snt't
deep nap. Spain! at
PLAID BLANKETS
A selection m“ plaids in lumillili'u‘:
full-'size, soft and fluffy Q’s"
eidcrt‘luxvii finish. [Special g f
“‘“tfifl..&-- like. . ‘1‘- L35
$7.98 '
$5.
Ridge . Ilackgnsack, yesteIdai' afternoon training in a 30‘" Pay:
and Essev County.
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ON SNOW SHOES FOR BOUT _..._
NEW YORK, Feb.‘ 2.—~Benny Leon-
Arcola. North and, omitted in‘ heavy sweaters Smi‘fl'. Two Danbur)‘ W05” F ,
el Wav‘lor his coming eighbrouiid Two Uzmbnzy mow
bout with Johnny Dundee, which is to m“, U; 3mm,”
he held at Dave Driscoll's Arena in up at 11).. Hum,“ ‘.
court in Bridgriimz, h...
In" The li - i " -«~ -e<l ..
_ ghtucight champon cox l Judge K0,.“L
o‘clock the afternoon or the fight. l ’ ’ 139th the soutglzlzorrfllts ‘12:)! “a: twelve. miles oventhe icy hills and (200956.31. Brut-h. lllv\\'
Th" ‘lglh‘fem‘r'm calls m“ a no decision EREENWlEH CLUB 31:“ Flifgaglxllsyszgw 6:111:51 fired. 31.083? “CW-drifts of the cBronu on keepsie, N. l’.. was WW "
bum. H 22L lnchay evening. is as follows: - . snowshoes. Attenfinishing theoauut wife,'h‘lrs. Alma 1.. i114... n -
BOXING NOTES.
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If nothing interferes with the match '
hem-ten O'ilowd and Jeff Smith, which .
Have Driscoll announces will takrl
place at the Arena A. 0., Jersey City. '3
on February 25. the meeting should:
lurnish one or the most interesting!
niitldleiveight contests ever staged in~
this putt, of the country. Smith has
had a notable career in the middle-
uviglit division, having to his credit
a decision over the late Les Darcy, a
twenty~round decision over Jimmy
flabby. ’a twenty-round deciiSon over
Eddie McGoorty, a. twenty-round deci-
sion against him in favor of Carpen-
ticr, and a fifteen-round decision over
George Chip. These bouts took place
at a time when Smith and his oppon-
ents were at their best. It is not un-
likely that Smith has lost some of his
original ability. while O'Dowd is at the
zenith of his form. Smith doubtless
is arbetter boxer than the champion,
but O’Dowd is a. fighter par excellence.
It will serve as an acid test for Smith.
Jimmy \R’ilde's :dccisive. defeat ot
---Mike Ertle has raised the drooping
spirits of the flyweight champion, who
after his bout with Sharkey, was in-’
clined to return to England. VVllde is
reported to be eager now for a. return
bout. with the West Sider, and also is
reported to have signed for a bout
with. Frankie Mason, at Toledo, the
latter part or February. The little .
Briton, by sticking to his guns, should
be able to increase his bank roll and
add to his prestige .betore sailing
homeward.
It the accusation, by Jack Kearns,
Dempsey's macaw“: in“ ‘mmv n-
son, manager of Bob Martin, instigat-
ed the propaganda against the cham- ‘
plan, in the expectation that Martin
would be accepted as the‘head of the
heavyweight class if Dempsey were
scheme will notsucceed. ,Martin, as
a result. of his defeat at the hands of
Ray Smith. stands revealed as a boxer
far from champ ship form. There.
fore it the charges against Dempsey
should be proved true, there is small"'7" The- “9" members hem“ the
doubt that Willard would again enter
the ring and defeat the best of the
heavies in a. competition for the
crown. "
Gunboat Smith is inclined to co -
cede that Carpentier .- i'l hayn a royal
chance or beating Dempsey. The Gum
nor, who has boxed both men, declares
that Carpeutler is the harder hitter o!
9 pair. ". -
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9 .mce on hand of $518.04 as against ’
Island. .wmciiester,
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Delegates gathered
at the annual Isaaes . .............
SOuth " Nor-walks.
Will an 1920 am
N“ no ' " " 990 lowa can jump more than 100 feet on
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New Canaan.
Benny declared that before the week
- 367 ends he will try his hand, or rather his
""""‘ 390 .(ect.at skiing. _
. . ‘3§2 "They tell me some of those ski fol»
seven dollars a melt :«
port of their two with
in the custody oi .\l‘.'.<
told‘Judge Koolri' that
"1 $120.98 obtained 8. dil‘tlt't't‘ jinn“. V
imaybe Dundee is an expert 'on '..m_ rho saw Sill'dlt‘f‘W .“H.h.. .' '.
Maybe he even dues his training on mucus in J‘lfll’ltli .1 )4 h”. ..
them. That would account for his Df’dd m‘ihmfi Tm “if" .7
9435.5“an tactics in the, ring." C-itlltii‘fill sincv 1hr (iii no
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HEAVY GRAY BLANKETS WOOL FINISH BLAR hE'l ~‘ 93'
Full size.*iieayygvcigzht. with a thick. fiercy fin- . .
Ssh: umrih $6.00 a Pair. Them: Blankets look and fuel l!i(t‘ u... :
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meeting of the v. omens Mctropoll j" ___________ ; ________ . ..... _ $87 FRANKLlN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. if,“ ““12,“ 3“.- ':‘,. .W‘l .
tan, Golf Association-at the Biltmore Brown .................. . ...... . 276 The 71.11 year pupils of the Franklin ester. A Imt‘ 1. « . . .
in New York yesterday left no doubt ‘Wood ...........
as to their desire to have.the Green- '
wich Country club stage the 1920.
sentlng‘ voice was heard althoughi' *
the Nassau Country club. which has ,MU3T TAKE DOWN SIGNS
OR FACE PROSECUTION
Under the recently passed prohibi-
on amendment liquor aim and bill- S
held the meeting no less than three
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times, also uttered its course. It was ‘Lu
felt, however, that the tim e’has an ‘ 50m advertisements
rived for the event to be awarded to fthe merits of various‘ kinds of beer,
a club in what is known ,2 the West- and liquor must be removed. else the ~er. l
, persons on whose property the signs Song—Grace Silve.
Greenwich. however «appear will be liable to prosecution. Poem-—“Face the Sunshine"-—Lu
No arrests have yet been made but Q
It will be some time before a. de— internal revenue
cislon is made as to a date, since the to take action within r'a few days it Edwina H
the signs continue to be displayed.
cheater section.
is in Connecficut.
entertaining club has other tout-nan
ments in prospect. The metropolitan}
body will have to avoidmonllict with g
the“ Women's Eastern Golf Associo-i
tion championship and. the tri-cityi
matches for the Griscom cup, which:
according to a letter from Phlladel-l
phin read by Mrs. C. E. Uebelacxer.
the president will be held at the NHL .
adelphin Cricket club, June ‘1, 8, 9, 10
and 11. ~ ' .
Mm M- 51- Wayne. the treasurer.
stated that the association had a bal-
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$462.74 a year ago. The secretary’s
report showed a gain of seven clubs l
during 1919, bringing up the total to!
Engineer-3' Country club, Essex Falls
Country club, mashing Gnu blub,‘
New York Got: olubL'nL slams Go'it
club. St. George‘s Golf club and the";
VGedne: Ms Country club. 3
sectional team matches this mi
win be held tinder sligutiyj «fluent:
conditions. 'l‘heyfivill new as.
hex-atom, and will consist at Long
andNomeltmmtmm
Total . .......... . ............. 15313.23“. 30' 1920- The program was an . l . .
11 match will be- niayed in pounced by William Horton of the 7th 9? 101d the court inn.
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championship tournament. Not. a~_dls- South Norwalk Thursday.
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agents are expected Song-"There Is Music in the {Ali-”—
odsson. =
luv-“mm“ Hish‘school gave the {chewing ":54" “1‘33“.“ '1‘“ ‘. ”if”
--.__{?li'0tram'at the morning assembly, action “’.‘“h .llh. iux...~
I lute-cl against lwr liiirluzini.
year class: gpaying the exp-Wises of ilzu '
Solo—Irene Knapp. . , he'lcit. more. sum-mi tum
Reading—"Sketch of the Life of Ten— Mrs. Foster stated that ii. v.-
nyson," “Sir Galahad"—-Margaret was worth $65.00” Mil 311‘. l‘«
Kelley, r the court. he Wm; \\'t)l‘lll lizi‘
Dancing—Adele Ketzinger.
_ ong~Chorus~~of girls from room 6.
WMCD it?“ of "Nolan‘s Speech—Gaza Farm. .
"The American Indian"-——Keith Gain- the‘house.
Judge “'hecler denied lfi~l
motion oi W. H.
ketchnm Mr. Foster has instituted as
Starr, for a mom specific
Flag Salute and song "America".
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Here’s all—Perfectly’Goodi Reason
.Why Men Should Stay at Home
Judge Keclcr in fixlllgvl‘m“ v ..
'mle. told Mr. Foster he 7’»
contribute further to the
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