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BASEBALL NOTES. I
.\t his winter litilllt‘. in Little
tt-ttlity,
.l'tlrnur lait-s who covert-q third Falls. .\‘,.\',, he sigiivd a 1920 contract
luse for the pennant winnint.r liilth‘. Hiltl t-y'itlt'ntly is satisfied nith the
' tt-lllls offered litni. itiirus is now a. vet-
lit-ld twain. in the Eastern League. last
rt'Il.itlll. will begiveii a thorough try-
by Manager .\l(‘,(}l‘il\\" durin: tit.-
sprint: trainingr trip. Hates will meet,
stitt' originsltion in Frank Friscli. tho
i’ord‘hii‘ni youiizstei'. who made sttcii
.i goutyimprcsnon in the film] games
of last ‘seasoii. Arnold (Jiulzei‘).812itz.
ll’lr Holy (Toss; star‘oi‘ the past. two
seasons. Who perforated . in» the nuts
field i'orfithofiinnts lin a fe‘w of tho
clcsing games. can a‘lso‘gfii a good
$39 act
. iii the- infield and
he. may -
third bowl. position.
a ‘chance‘ at the
‘ f theohme man:-
didates Statz is probably the, best
throwei‘. having a wonderful arm.
'Tha. i’ubs have. signedwltuilolph.
Vlelwr. a pitcher recommended to‘
Manager Pred‘ Mitchell, by Catcher
Ilili Killil‘ri'. The ntw recruit is a
six-footer and last summer pitched
for a team at Benton Harbor.1nd.,
where 'h'rl‘won twenty games.
t‘l'illl, but, is the :. xi ii.ii~'.it-t‘. itijialilt-
tilllllllllt'l‘ he always has ”(N'll since
attaining stardom. and the poSsest-iion
of him makes .‘ll'l‘vl‘il\Y lhl‘ envy of
every other niunagni.
.\l Baird. thi- it‘lfii‘ltli-i' \‘.ll!llll‘ Mc-
(‘iiiiw sent to litii‘liesti‘i‘ to plat.“ thltl'
Jeal‘. announces l'is l‘t-lll‘llllt‘l‘il. Tex—
will
and energy. Baird. tht.» short ti it' he
played tor the (ilauts, was as easy and
v
had. . ._ ,
Finding an infielder for Mctimw>jlq
take the place of Zlmaerman is it'tas-
m‘naiing occupation just (lost. and the
latest. report is that a deal'is 'dii be-'
tweeunhc Giants imdAGurdinals where-
by Zimmerman. McCarty and money
wiiifie traded for Milton stock, the
small third baseman. F'ock is a use-
.l'ul trail player and the deal would be
a good one for Mct‘traw. who had
Hal mm“, has not 3.“ signed withlbtock under his wing'once belot‘e. ii
the Giants for this season. Hal is tin-l l‘hc. Md” generation of busebh
wuythn Whether he will pliiv ball again trims will. remember Pail“? Wilson. who
Ti... reason is not so much one of handled the deliveries or lpster Ger-
torms of contract as that he has “ininn and‘_:\nlnfi‘lhlflle fulfil"? {Taillight
"hence to so into business in cantor- . u." .m“ ("'"m m ”l" "m.“"s‘ 31°"
tiitt. “in contract calls for an increagp liar.“ flog catchei "Jud atcredit N: :3
"Vt‘l‘ ‘5le year's Day. but the first bane-1“I ling. d 2" g‘fn‘fi.“ n'ty‘ “2-39“; 0t
man. one (if the grea'est‘ 0‘: a" fee“ "fun": 085‘ ‘i V as. Jllft .lgnP 0
' - play with the ban Fiancscomlub. The
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l) “38”“ lm youth “'Pl’lnt‘l “““l and writer recalls distinctly time With
i‘ Tait-"i ‘ ”I" study w.”“’ queS‘m" 0f . Parke, Six. behind the b . 'ith three
dwpp'md an Opportunity to get inm'cnemy men on the base. a d nobody
business when the Oppm'tunity is good. l. m".
.uE‘..l,;“::;rdmgref’ms me") were.th the whole side. He-caughtthc man at
York Narzioitfi‘l Leltlilgnuse ill?!) (mum he‘ll " third napping, then pegged 0‘” the
"I... um". h _ did 9 93 ‘ l, man who was on second when he tried
q '0“ t 8’ “9t 135‘ longmm steal third and completed the job
In no time Wilson had retired
The star outfielder fell into line year’s” nab-hing a foul fly.
I 5 .A San Francisco paper of recent
- .issue tells of the awarding tolhhel
Sill- . lRuether a. divorce from “'alter Ructh-
. 3 ier. the pitcher. on grounds of cruelty,
talld of $125 a month alimony. Mrs.
0R slam!“ ”THEM“ came home considerably removed
' ' t’from a complete state of sobriety,
lmore often than not. in fact. and that
. , . .he didn’t come. home at all so long as
Hn'ml955 t° ”"5“ Kmneysr and "°“- there was any other place to go.
traiize irritating aoids l "T“
Kidney and Binder weakness result: BOY SP‘RlNT WONDER SEEN IN
from uric .ic't s. . t i ' V l
T‘ 1’. h ”'1' 1‘“ q noted 'llllllfi'li..: Australia has an out and out boy
llL‘ \l(i.l"\.‘ filter this acid from the] wonder for the sprints. and if the nth
blood and pass it on to the bladderfimtie reports from the. land of the kan-
wtitw it often remains to irritate and game brave to be reliable. the new 85-
;nt-t.“ .n much... a bu "i qmldhagpirant for tame is bound to startle tip
' ‘ ‘ " “ " r on. ' ‘ '"iuniverse. His name is i’. J. Heath. in
liltiether testified that her husband oft-
AUSTRALlA.
*"nqlllmh (3" setting "D an i'Tllflllnnlthe Australasian inter-scholastic cham-
5 AS RllllififlANfilfi
'ivliich is essentially that of :
us 4‘“ fields will engage llls‘fill mlo‘;,\[;ly 1.
yrucci‘ui "a tlo-Idci' as {the L’hnlt"},¥81‘-
ting town.
14'
culmination
Hill iiiii it] not
Inspection of Cochran Con-
tract Shows It Km to
- Feb. 1 1921
Wild Throws ‘ , ’ .
_ NEW YORK Feb. 18.-~Th0 ofier. by
”when tall” a iWiliiam A. Brady, to exhibit the con-
‘ “l 'h" 5x“minim-act. between Charles B. Cochran and
‘ “MPH“ 'Georges Carpentier was accepted by
55mg the writer with the object of verify-
’BEllERfiilillNi
. With the Passing of the Spit
' Ball There Will Be Fewer
l
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Jack Quinn. Yankee
view of the banishmen
lie doesn‘t mouin its on
pitcher. . , H ‘ ' .
for any effect it may llth' «in ililll.' he . ing the statement as to the ”me llmlt
says ho will in» a tour] llil"llt‘l‘ Mt 'iof the document. Inspection of the
agreement shows that it was signed on
liccembei- 5 the day after Carpentier
defeated Beckett. and under its pro-E
visions Catpentier bound himself to
(‘ochmn for the period to February 1.
1921. to box Jack Dempsey fifteen
rounds of three minutes each with six-
ounce gloves, in consideration of cor-
out it, which is the proper spirit. but
he thinks the fans will get '00 much
hitting without it. Ills point is that
"g’r'a‘r‘ite‘s as they "11‘ now are just about
iizht and such scores as ii In it, which
will be more frequent under the new
rules. will send fans out 01 the parks
before. the game is over.
Quinn is I'Iizht iL‘ nm‘ “’33“ "‘ pm" tutti financial payments to Carpentier.
fusion of runs is not wanted by tlit Cochran already has posted $25,000 as
WW“. NOV Ht" “Tl""h‘ldt‘l gam‘d’“ a guarantee of good faith. and shortly
will post another large sum. Carpen-
ticr has posted SROOO to assure his
carrying out of the agreement. The
chief argument of those who have
doubted the gentiLneness of the (loch-
ran contract has been that it expired
on F1l)iil.ll':v‘ 15 of the present year.
0n the (oiztrary. it still has a year to
run.
In conclusion. “1'. Brady said that it
some of the promoters who have men-
tioned large sums for the match desire
to discuss the matter with Cochran.
ihe'iinglish promoter may be relied on
There's no dissatisfaction with scores
as they are. and no demand for any
marked increase in batting. But the,
fan does object to pitching by other
than natural means. hence his hostil-
“V to the spitball. shine ball. emery
hal‘. thumbnail hall and all the hybrfii
ilk. it was timely tutshut down onthe
unsavory mess. for it would have
:.tv\\ti and in time had a serious effect
on butting
For It'lhllll‘lit‘ rt asons. if for no oth-
er. the spithall should time been
tlimun into the :isli heap. but there's
still anoint-r hi‘lll’lll its snui‘limz 0m to cite ear to any proposals they
will biing, The game Will he bt'llti‘ might care to make.
011‘ because the fielding: Will bt‘ ('lr‘fln‘ his. lirady declared that he and
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TO BE UTED FOR;-
IN BRIDGEPORT
BRlDGEPOI‘tT: Feb. le’sDeficicng
notes. author-‘zed for sale” by the city
at the aldeiman‘s meeting last night.
are to cover, nine items of mumcmal
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iii nudism!
l HARTFORD. Fab. . lT.-~~A‘ softens-fl
debt. .The note: wi - w n_ . _ . > ,
000 ‘ S u aggiegate NO” shortage of milk dut- to lailt‘re o. it a
l I 3 ~ Central New England to Ell‘l tarts.
hf ‘ ins Of (1913‘ 31"? 35 {OllO'fi'N and to the inability oi trt‘.(l<~ :o ‘t
county tax, $31,550.06: garbage dis-
posal. $7.090: iséatlon hospital equip.
ment, 335.000: boat-ll of charities. SR.-
750: schools. salaries fuel. etc.. 831‘s
583.16; fire department. safari
88,779.16; police department. salaries
$25,077.01; interest on funded debt.
522.500; street grading special. $10.—
000. it makes a total of $300,269.39.
but the amount above that or the
notes will be cared for from other
sources.
PRICES 0F MEAT .‘
WILL DROP SOON
That there will be a gradual drop
in meat prices within the next few
weeks was the consensus of opinion
among wholesale and retail meat mer-
chants yesterday. following reports
that the cessation in the country's big
export trade which has been on since
the war had already made its effects
felt in the western packing centers.
The surplus amount of foodstuffs
that. have been piled up in the storage‘
warehouses for shipment to Eumpe is
new available tor distribution in ”10‘
I'nited States and local merchants
were inclined to believe that Just as
soon as the distribution of tliisrood he— l
ccmcs widespread there would be a'
[N‘l'l't pti‘tvle chance in prices.
NEVI INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
milk in from suburban town. 0 “1 3&9
ice coated highways "it Htrtrczo :0»
day.
One of the largest wholesale and rte-
tail concerns in the city was unable!
to secure 16.000 of their approximates
ly daily supply of 24000 quarts me.
cause of the failure of the Central}
New England train getting in hene at
(i p in. Sunday to break through in
snowdrii’t near East Canaan. A supple.
mentary supply which has been (1m-
ing in by motor from North Blunts
field could not he obtained during the
early part of the day. but later sleds-
and slcishs were issued to ti‘anslvorl
it.
A dairy company_ which sells alum?"
3.000 quarts daily. had half of its sup
ply held up through the inability
the Cciitral New England N o‘ritmls
train to arrive. Some of the smaller
(Italers were unable to get a stilts
ply.
The train from Millennn wt.“ 3. N”...
g...
lliil
plies Hartford with the hum of its:
milk battled vainly l": si‘\'t‘7‘:4.l hours
Sunday night with lllt' dritr :ii eighth
foot closcly packtd luttit... :i‘ illllmll‘
The proces: (l (leaning away the;
rucw w-s f‘iiiit'iiwd tii‘” Tate ytsl-
terday moxuinu.
NO BANQUETS FOR HIM.
Philadelphia Maycr Mak ' .
Decl ri rig “Feeds,"
Plill..\lllil.l‘iil,‘, l" ‘ l.‘
J. HamptOn Home. in titles pas: u:
of Philadelphia‘s mast ptrsisten‘
(meters, has det-ititd to kwp
ti't-m feasts d.....; it‘.» [villi ri‘
Policy pi"
31.1: til
ibif‘l
”3‘3} ‘
will! «
‘‘r and nunii‘i‘nus Inn: drawn m“ lit-most v had a perfect undei‘st'intliiic \p'" - .
. . . , . .. ' - - ‘ -- . .\ \(le, H-h. .l-‘i.~~—Tlis annual
Kitll‘l- 5 WI” ltt‘ ”ll-“Sing- “WI" “1“ ll“ :‘nd that the onlycont‘usion was in th- . p . , ( . ll“ has just boil?"-
iiititiv it's-s wild tlittivt-‘f “'l'll ll" slll“ minds of those who doubted that (‘ti ‘ll- M‘hmmh‘ “WHEN! U ‘hp 3‘4“. ”NH“. As Repl‘cst=ni~i‘\i. “more r” " .. t. -l
ltt't.v bull to throw l‘I‘II‘t)‘ lhltt'ltlt‘l' 111 nuts contract was binding. national Lianne lll‘it' today had be . 1 l t I i i l‘ “h ”I”.
”w bit-I ”am?“ I'll rejoin“ \l‘hfnttlillw » ‘N H fore it for consitlt ration the 11; r_.' J in (Pmam db mi] ‘l‘l‘.:““nn' r 1" 7th“
lime, "llllt‘h‘ 1 mi tli' .s )N' TV It ’t‘ . L’ ' _ . . 1" “'18 one o l' lt‘ ""4 7"“
( ‘ . .. _ . > i . ‘_ I . . M ADOO MAKES A STATEMENT. I. “mam. mm“... I... Freya...“ 1;“...1 _ ‘ . . “ - ,
hold oi .i s.ili\.i ball and itiigim. it , _/ .. ‘ chief spirit 0f the Flu. (l‘t"n ( .
oyi-r a lx;i.:ciittin‘s hi';itl no lttllL't’l' tor- F c ‘ il- “”12. A DlanlN‘t-l 82|““’"l"”7 “in" a fanioii din -
. . - g - . . . . .s‘ nor (tl‘LZHlllSfl it
mvm.‘ lmn‘ ayors ending U" "at-”L0“? Del: ,e tumor haunts ()\t l' input-xiiiiiaue \mp h I \l \l I " I
"F" ;"-......--.-‘- u.- .. - .' " »' t‘ 0 income - arc . .7. ‘v
. lgobv’ ca .. to the Demccm National of players was also (l'sf'uggpd' 5,1“. maiid f I l' a“ d tr o l..
P . .. ' . . . o‘iis e 4-»;1 -. _
NEG..O BASEBAL' Convention. ’iii‘ the chili owners exprm’tbeir 0.) ha “H” 1 0 R dn” ‘ I'd“ ”M
. ~ A 2 r ' 1" . .. ‘, . . , . .. 5 .) 0(— ne 9“ l ‘“ ."a-x ‘ -
53“ MURA. F‘h- l“- “m“‘m pcsitton to the “tarniin: out (if p-iy en “'2 ' 1
Eight Teams to Play in New Or.
ganization.
INDIANAPOLIS, l'.“l._ Feb. 16.— Or-
aiinountcti today that.
his name to be
(liiibs .VcAiloo
he wou‘d not permit
crs by the majors under optional
agreements. as they beleive the play“
billingfillilliillil. 5:??? :::::&§Lll:~lte used cu “ft std *Ilil il primary ballots (”.5 can be obtained at advantageous
last niizlit by (‘_l Ta lor wni 'nftlie' ”‘ W‘ ‘al'l‘m‘ sum“ “"d ”‘3' “0 ad~ terms.
Indianapolis A B (‘ c uh. ho tut‘hcd \‘m‘tttt-drthe sending of tminmmctpd'. -__~._____,..______J;__‘_.' -:.
from Kansas (:ity.wiierethe organizm drlttzttim. t'i ll)" Democratic Nationah: SPEED iCE SKATIN ISTART”
ticn titer-tint: was held last week. Convention. The former secretary or; LAKE I‘l..\('li‘). N. Y get). 229774 he
The league will be composed ‘of
eight teams and will begin its set son
The clubs are the .\iiierican
'(liaiits; Chicago: the (‘hlcauo I‘vlants,
(‘hicagm the St. Louis Giants. St. Lou
is: the Monarchs. Kansas pity; the A
it ("s. lndiunupolis: the Marco‘s: l‘ay‘
.ton. and the Cuban Stars, :1 team or
ganizad in Havana. (\iba. which will-
constitute a traveling team in the
league.
itubc Poster. of Chicago was elect
ed president of the association.
I'st constructive leadership can best}.
he obtained if the national interest
"is not submerged in a contest of in—‘
"diyhlual candidacies." ‘ i ,.
"Personallyjf‘ -M ., McAdoo, cut:
timiCd. "I would e delighted it tho
next national convention migiitac‘
malty be a great lleiincrzitic confer-i
once where the tiling t freedom of ac:
lion should prevail and where the."
mothe of high service a‘one should
control." ‘
rite oiiuguitommi citizenship in it
DRFPSEP CORNELL DISTANCE
RUNNER. WILL MAKE NEW
YORK HIS HOME.
ITHACA. N. X0391). 16.—IVI»~DWS-
ser holder ofiho intercollegiate two- (19mm cv 0 _ ,
' '3 . IV' ll ' ‘ a “‘v -
mile record. has begun. Wor 3 mm“ , l‘ PIT-tutti. lit .‘dltl. and
tutu-c on the Amwcun (it i cant. m“ “9; should regard it as tin:
imperativeduty or any man to accept
a nomination if it should come in him
unsolicited."
“I am not seeking the nomination."
the letter read, 'mdtuni reluctant to
do anything tint “uld‘.(‘rt‘ate the a
He is workingout under Juc oak-
ley. (‘ornell's- coach. who do lopcd
him from a raw boned school .
Dresser. who was graduated front
Cornell last spring. will more to New:
Yolk soon and join an athletic club
thcrc. In the two-mile run'r' Clast
s Wing‘s intercolleslhtle ane’et; . .am-
bl‘idge. be lowered the record to nine ”"8""? of a candidacy."
minutes and 22 2-5 seconds. In 1917 MT. McAdoo'g News “.0“. (fitness
he. won first honors in the intc'collee ed in a letter sent to Miller S Bell
giate cross country "26.. mayor 0f M‘lledxeyille. Ctr. in re
CROOKED FINGERS AND JOINTS SWING to a telegram saying n". pl”
COMMON AMONG BALL lens of his boyhood had placed his
PLAYERS. mm? H ‘ . _ .
(‘rooked fingers and enlarged joints ( the pre‘m‘m'al nlcferentiai
“he treasury said he liciit-ycd the high;
opening of the international amateur
speed lte skating championships here
today attracted 123 entrants. The
principal events on the program were
the oncrhalf mile and the one mils
riaccs for men and the loo—yam andt
220 yard {Or women.
Tim‘mrmw the 440 yard and two
mile, events for men and the 440 yard
for women will be decided and Fri—
day the schedule will consist of the
220 yard. three mile and the 230 yard
hurdles for men and the half-mile for
womui.
“BABE" TAYLOR, Wt.
ATHLETE. I8 DEAD
l'l‘liAt‘A. N. Y" Feb. u.—-—“’ilber
Force (“Babe“) Taylor, loft techie on
the Cornell 1919 varsity football team
and well known as athlete. died in
the Cornell I'nherslty Ingmaty here
yesterday of pneumonia. '
l i Taylor was substitute tackle on the
; hampionship Cornell team. captain-
: d by Charles Barrett. in 1916. He en-
ltered military service in 1917 and re-
,tuirled to Cornell last fall.
3 . He was 22 years old. His home was
at Hubbard W'pod, Ill.
NEW HAVEN TAILORS
RETURN TO WORK
i
attended five of these functions.
niaining at each one ions: tnouzli ti»
make a speech. This GXPF‘tlt‘IIP" lc
him to announce that "public hzi-tzn- ss
is increasing t_o* spichtan ('Xllili 11m.
he isjobiified tt'gttdecideiaimon ill' in
citations "for fgpgeches' a' nigiit‘
“They are kindly intended. but lllrh
is a limit to physical enduranc't.”
.‘th '
. the mayor.
WOULD ABOLISH ‘DEPART-
MENT OF INTERIOR,
HARTFORD. Feb. 18,—m-Oonuws
ticut .Soclety ofiq’h‘ll Wat 'Tsz' .j
thirty-sixth annual meeting in th'»
city voted unanimously to request me
Connecticut representatives and set)
atom at .Wa‘shtngton‘to en'thdtr wri- ' '
most in securing the passage of thr-
Jones-Reeves bill. which would 31:02 -
ish the Department of the Interior
and substitute in its stead a nation-J!
department of public Works, the s c~~
rctary of whichwwould be a member 01'
the president‘s cabinet.
The society elected Thomas A. 53cm .t
of Nemeondon. commissioner of tin-t
Unit-ed Sent-es Shipping Board. as its.
president. to succeed Charles J. But--
nett of Hartford; ;. Frederick Jack-—
son of New Haven. first vice-preach
dent? fliobert J. Rona, Habit-d. sec—
‘ond vice-president; Henry I.’ Kellogg
of New Haven. secretary. 1nd tree»
Eln‘er: and F. L. Ford of New Haven.
member of the board of am . . . .
are so common among professional .thRet. NEW HAVEN. pen TSIflmncesJ
. ______. .
baliplayers that more have them than 'sions having been granted by the ruer- .CARTER GETS LONG SENTENx‘.
don't. There are some notable excep- NORMAN ROQQ
tions. One of these is Pop Anson. An-t ADELAIDE, Souflllwxqulssllgfi:|~\ln
son caught as many thrown-balls outlay, Feb, "rum,“an no“ or"; it.
any man. but when he pulled at his Francisco. today won ”u: '“0_‘faa';
gloves in the lobby .at . the . Chicago Australian swimming ”lamp'tml] 'l‘(
peace meeting there wun't- a d‘Sflg-'Hls time was 5m” 25$ . s up.
urement of an ism-t on his hands»; ‘
.They Weren‘t notted .or. twisted“. but.:
were of original ‘shapliness. “How is
it so many others get their hands
bunged up and you don't ?" Anson was
asked.
"They're farmers." was the brief
and somewhat terse explanation. ‘
——The Best Salesman-sit “'ant Ad.
Will 6W! HAIR,
[00K lillJNll, Pllflll
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BOXING NOTES. l
Joe Fox. a Brooklyn welter. is high-
‘chant. tailors, the five hundred Sour-z
neymcn who werevon strike for high-
er wages. returned to work yester-
day. The. immense: titre on a percent-
':i;:u basis.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued February
110. List compiled by office of A23"
:Worster, solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port.
Edward B. Allen. Buttonhole Cut-
,ting and stitching Machine. Bridge-
i
XEW HAV ‘, Feb. Ill—1W 7!!
Carter. who severely wmnded Hale)
Elliott in iMei‘iden. December 1], lad.
was given a sentence of from ten an
fifteen years by Judge Gardiner
'Greene today. Carter bod kept cont
party with the young woman. He and}
been working in Bridgeport, and mo-
turned to Meriden, and meeting Miss:
‘Eiliott. shot her several times. To.»
‘court said he was reluctant to tmpoa a
a heavy sentence owing to Carter‘s.
fexcellent record before the crtme. tun.
‘ . .\. . . l ' gt ionshi 9 recently he succeeded in cov- ly regarded. and is said to carry a _ ‘ _ ~ .
it ”3‘ necl 0f. u" bladder: 0.’1t‘.gin' lgring fife 100 yards in 10 seconds. i-eal- heavy punch. He will need it tonight 5‘99 Trn and Sulphur Darkens So DoghT B Brill Qubmarine Tin-it 'he thought the “‘th “‘5 entitled 7“
.. .tiu ..i sec- . iolief two or ree lines. iv wonderful time for a schoolboy. When he meets Steve Latzo. of Hazle- Naturally that Nobody can (tell. up i i k i ' protection.
main: the right. The sufferer is m ' The style in which the youngster ton, pa" in the ring of the flayonne A_ Hair that. loses its color ad lugtm Bridgeport. l
‘; ‘ ‘ mmivm dread mp water passes some- scored his y‘ictory was most striking. A. Latzo is a rough person and very or whtn i‘ fades tur s _ ‘1 1; Gilbert W. Goodddge. Fuse PMJ GOLF CHWONS TO MEET.
' time: with q scalding gongatinn and At sixty yards he had the. field so well rugged. - , ‘ ' ' . n gray. ”1 Bridgeport. NEW YORK. Feb. Iii—Walter Ii...»
. ~ .. ‘ ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ . . tin hand that he dropppd his arms and Bombardier “calls recently won an. and lifeless. is caused by a lack of, (‘1 c D Plait Electric Switch gen. the open golf champion. and 3m
: is WV." 13mm”: again. there 13 mm' won easily by more than three yards other fight. stopping Harry Reeve in sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother aren e - ~ , “Barnes, his chief professional ”'3“
‘1 mm. in gyniding it. and a few or those who had watches the fourth round. Now, as a resmhof made. up a. mixture of qane Te" and Bridgeport. ,will “199‘ at N’“‘ 01191118 in a 36-h) m
t t Bia'ider weakness. most folks. call that registered “tenths" of a second the Victory Wells will be mate-ted with S l h t k _ ‘ " '_' “ : Adolph Reicherr, Design {or Handle. .mlk‘h fora purse Within I few weeks,
‘3' ' " . . N i 1 l 'ition 'claimed that Heath showed better some. good man and take a'fnntzl'ai- “D I" 0 GED her locks dark and Bridgeport. [Febmary 28 was accepted tentatiy'e‘rt
. '. , f "- "9‘43"” they can t mntm 9r it. (than “evens" for the century. nap. ‘ ‘ml‘l beautiful. and thousands or women ‘ . B . Roll ,i ’by Hagen, who. when he let: here yes-
. ”,1, wniiu it is t-xtremelr annoy!“ “at” As to the method of getting over the Johnny Basham. wetter champion qr .11., men who .31“ that even com. Thomas "- ”an“ 9' Be“ “5 terday for the Southern city. Minor-c
. . it." mmmimm yerv painful. this is reapy: ground, “I is said that the. yOuthf-u] England: has justamnged for Knucn that beautiful dark shade of h ir Torrington. ed that he had I‘PQM a delay In
i U ' "' .. 7 - l 'lments to kangaroo'leaves nothing to be desired; trouble In the shape of “- max-h ”it“ , _ a . John Taft, Shade and Curtain Pole the 31‘“ 01' second week in March I“
" ‘f' (If 013“!“ the "105* 8mm 8 .3}. life is a powerfully -built- chap and Kid Lewis, The former Welter cham- Which is so atmctiva use only this H ld W t to mouse he had not recovered Wt
5‘. '“ t.t'“l‘”0m9. Get. about four ount‘PS org‘st'flde’s’ long 'and low, thereby losing, plop 01’ th0.V0l‘lld::};lould nia‘irtiel short told-time mm. 0‘ 6T. a er “TY- lly from a recent illness to be in shapes
1. 4”. .1'1‘” Jail Salts: {5:11:ij phasmaclst, ’andi very little energy reaching for the 5:3 8?: mm;- Amrt‘halqlfi’guulbom‘tliifi' Nowadays we get this famous mix-' Itxcorge 9- ETlttfi, Tube Clamp, Wat- for such an important match.
' “‘ . ‘- ‘ er Jury » - .- - ‘
-. ' . ~ l.l:".‘ take a tablespoonful in a $1388 01’ W3 ,stride. . weeks .< lure involved by the addition of other « " W l
.. i Accordingto the sporting EXCBBUHCS, - . . '. ‘ . ‘
.i‘ l ”f. ”i" bcfore lircaktast. continue fl”; furl mm the “land down belowé‘ Heathald . » ingredients by 88105112. at any drug bu“ )Goettllch Tube Clamp. ' j 7. . 2
‘ ’in'f“; two or three day's: This Will “9mm!" ready is ‘assuredza plage‘on‘the' ‘er't ‘ BEEOLUTEvafi’AEIQI FOR THE store for a bottle of "“7”th SMe 17-h“ Muden Ta er ‘ Tool 2 ET
.. ... .8 ize the acids in'the mtinef 50 ll no long-l ‘33ng It”? gigs: ‘2flgeféfilgffiegl Work of-fitfing-the'Ameflca-S cup and Sulphur Compound," which dark- Ha; I l ' ,, p . ng ' ‘ ‘ m CORNS .9
N‘ is It SOUP”: 9‘ irmfii‘m to the bind-J Lam; He belongs to thetgamé‘ ram- yacht Resolute (or the trial races to ens thevhalr so tnaturally. so evenly, Frederick P C t" g S 1 § it h l fr ‘ J :-
“ “Hi—P“ m a” and urinary— organs which then» ill/:as “Rod" W. Heath, 3. Davis cup Fact tisgfifi'igfir 'tnaatltigenniglghg; that ”my can possibly tell it has Handle Hartfclrdo e.. nap w C ‘l £1
“‘ 3 - - ' ’ - . n C ‘ I ' c i ' ' Z
3‘" normally again. , 1 ‘ lam “W‘s-"lay“ ___._..__._... actions. in Bristol. R. 1., for several been “”1591 Y0“ mf't dampen a John J. McIntvre, Bandung“; Mn Far Dropuof “Freezone.”1‘hen Lift 3.
. mum. Jud sting is ineXDen-‘lvet harm 95", MES “may, weeks and it was learned yesterday sponge or salt brash With it anddmw chine Hal-flora ‘ .. Com ... M 0‘ -
a will and lo mdo from the acid of mmlfiffigfiefibafizame between Nor: that it bushel? advance: she tcould. this through. yam-- hair, taking one C ' lei éiiencei- Hart .. » ‘ "Mg . I.
s. ' ., ., ., . a nawee’sn‘o c9. . -. -’ K0011 .~ . lord. V ---- -—- c -‘
Li A and ”‘m‘m' Jtime,.mmbined Withnmr'lwalk and Stamford has been called off. becggtt.o¥;tboflgrrgsh0fl 'has had Den small SW at. .' tune. B‘v morning, Peter Hardman Plaiting Machine A tiny bottle 0‘ “me°"?°”§"~
ill and is used bythowndg of talks W o'lfol‘vthis evening. Stamforgtggng $13: sonal supervisionof the work and he the my hair disappears: but W118! Willimantic ,little 1t any drug store; only . f“.
, ,zi: - ; .. m'n subject to urinarydisorders caused; ble to get then-£3331 inogNorwalk on hnrgone over her butt. thoroughly. Her delights the ladies with Wyeth’s Sage. F _k M.“ k . W]; st a d drops upon any corn or anus. Instr?!"
. . n Jud Suite is same V“ be M e . . . . and 45‘ ,. . 6d; ‘1 «9“ 9- ‘ c4 ‘1 5' “L '1 °r- f -4 - , m
> d... {”43 ”m ’ ° ' "’ . -. a; . - 89mm . , n‘x‘fl' "cactus-inc 1.2". momentary-«i. 9m \S’mi trustee-hmmsdneuwm ',
or ' :9“ 'b‘ i ' 5h“ ' 9 “'0‘“ 0‘“ unltie, “‘9 ‘ ' 3 De \'ew B it i that bothersome corn or callus that
it 1 . l “japan“ . k vice,. . r an. _
. ‘ a t W V“ which was to have men p ay - A z. invert; . vt.- I— n u v H". ‘ ' ‘ ' ' '" ‘ “ 0“ I it “0th we" '7‘ . n Tm”. 3B
' I‘ ~ .1 to DD ban 9 8'0 5 s ‘ ‘ ‘ _ m -. ‘ . _ __ _ . .. .. - " ' ‘ *e Lattizéf'lqfii Ez'fiflfirzfiv’fii" mm?‘ 301m m‘kflfiu 0““ With W 3 W' ,2 i.
”fur-alt.» 1'. . " ' l I .- V‘ I a ' . ‘ ’ V’e-I . " ' I I" l ' . ‘ ’7 L I I” H m} .1 ‘ '3 l ‘ / ’ 'v m! 4'
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7‘ t h'lhfl/ ".5 i . , . .9 .. .. - “““ " " its gone will take place In thezgltfif.~pecearlty' in May. e .appeanr nee cf chum _ . , ,
i i l p relieves bladder trouble. 011 Wednesdays!“ ' ' , . ' ‘
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