Evening sentinel, Friday, March 5, 1920 · page 8

DEMPSEY UNDER ARREST. ' WILL FLOAT 620 STOW.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

The 020 Company. of Wilton will ma * a 7‘ o I ' l I
Boxer and Man or Give Band: to A soon otter [or public subscription theI Win A h] Inum ‘N
3 ”.1“... 1,-5.1, p preferred cumulative 8 per seat. stock. , ‘ ' m are
1.08 ANGELES, Cal., March 5_—. at ten dollars a share, an a pub . o h *
WElfllll TOUNllDeM 444444444444 oi Winter nits is Alma Week
_' lot the world, and his manager. Jack nus, 8 5’13" 0‘ common stock. “t 3100; ‘ 3 » 1 ‘
- KEarllS. yesterday furnished $1,500“ b Shale: '{he :10“? 30 secured Wm “ ‘ ‘ ~ M
bonds eachrbefore a. United States e u: or eve opment Purpose- 1 ' _,
y Wallace Proves to Be Commissioner here, ,0 appear in the Gray 6: Gray, of South Non-walk. will . gum _ ' con-s ,, WNKQ‘M‘ many" quality. Special . $349
llnited States District court, in San act 83. transfer agents for the sur-l , .' . . ' m Mum Sgt-fill. W . .. . u. . .. . . . . $2.39
Tit Opponent for Cham- mm... March: 20, to weed to an "’“9’” “mm.” Cm“ "‘9’" lb“ formerly sold at $28.50 W? 411d Ills-u" m. Whom-minnow $1479 and up
i011 Wilde indictment charging them With con- ‘1” 5‘ Fomp‘lny W“ “Ct ”'3 b he“ for! ' ' ‘ 3 "BMW mm mm Special s3_ 9
- spiracy to evade the selective draft Lew lurk c1t3‘ and surround lierrl-5 to $89.50, Trimmed lem, '1‘ "" 8
, 13w. . 101'3'. The s'tock 33111 be list on tile; - . . ‘ ’ Griswold M Aluminium Wei, 6 qt. size . . . . . $6 98
‘”‘ YORK \i ~ ‘ Si fl 1 Warrants were served upon Demp- :‘Cuer’ in 2‘9“ ‘ork City, and on 0'3. final Olson-Up P1100 . SW ‘t ‘25 to $45
NEW ll. :“C‘. 5" “ “13“ 3 l seyand Kearns in the Commissioners “Bourse, in 1305”“- The officers 01' - ~> ‘ .
. -gthatsy . “.1193. 11 of 51:11.11191- ‘ 0mm mom by a deputy United States -llle syndicate state that they expect? $1950 to woo fonncr Value up to $59.50 ‘ ., ‘ .1: ‘ ‘* .
.. r m: 1.511;. ,1. 5.115;; a 4 M. ° 13?? °‘ 2.31412: ‘ : ‘ Joseph Rosenfleld
' -. 1‘ 1‘ 1 ‘ d 1 ,5 n 11 their be- soon as 1e p an s erect w ’ ' ' l
1' byxneroégi ktnoctk the fly3weigflht airmen “he a 1.21 i g i .11.; yillkbe as $0011 as ”:16 serum for 3011 , SPRING SHOWING 01‘ 3 v .. ‘_ 8t ‘ 25 340 F D I
» mp0 1 s ee is a genuine 3-; _ ’ 1m 5 comes aroun he proposed - 125 WM‘ )1 . one . ree 2 five .
'inht, Wallace is an ltalian stands JOE LYNCH STOPS SEGAL. :site for the fa'ctory will be on the: COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND MIL-LINERY ' ' ~ ' .' , ry

 

 

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Fungi:- rgvlgIEDVRi—inge 1229;0“113? - West Sider Knocks Out Brool'yn L-ad “ Olfpit {0331' on “k “1313th "fifty 3%....»- g ___: __
the 'National A ' .11i Philadelphia. 5" Th“ ““5“ ‘" B°“°"' 3101931 ‘ q 8 t1”? m 6 111111 forl ’ ’ x
was the first time in the history of BOSTUN' Mass, March 5"’J°° 1;;‘xigflgp$:if2refhe 02° Com
pany -- ' 'n-ns STORE cLoscs A1- 9 P. M. DAILY.

Lynch, New York bantam, won from i k l 3 1
Eddie Segal. of Brooklyn. by a knock- 00 so good “at se3eral ocal men

out. in the third round of their bout have interested themselves in the
here. last hight. it. was Lynch's bat- proposition and also ntate that for 3
tie from the opening gong He landed successful bumness it looks most
rights and lofts on Segal almost a.. ,p1omi.~1ng Thise men will “5° 65‘
ywill, the latter only saving himself ”mm“ a bottling plant for 020- in
from an earlier knockout by repeated- South yxtaiwalk called the 0:0 Bot»
13' clinching. tllngjl orks to 511131113 the demand for ;7 ‘ . fl _

“ith the opening of the third round 02° 1n the surrounding towns. This; - . ‘ ‘ 1

Lynch dumped Segal with :1 1i ht to company “'5“ be 5° ai-ate. from the
the ja33 for a count of four. and‘ ‘tln the 07'0 Company, but. Wm have the same

last minute of the munfl sent him to officers. Several 01° Bottling Works
the floor with a right am. left to the, haze been established in various parts

e Quaker that he had met an oppo-
-n1 of his own weight and it was the
rst time. since “Wilde started his 'Am-
.cun campaign that he had boxed :1.
111111 Who did not outweigh him many
nds.

“mile Wilde saved himself from a
onlplete knockdown. in the sixth
a nd, by supporting: himself with his
. (is, still the achioyement is a trio
1- to the hitting powers of the Quak-
- . and would seem to indicate that
«u- re is at least. one flyweight in Am-

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Ca worthy 0f respec71'ul considera- : . m‘ the t'nited States—woe at “’11- l
.' _ ' 11’3“ for the full counLfl‘ mington, Delaware: Pulaski, W. V34 1 COCOA DOOR MATS ‘ BISSELL
Marl" 3" 0f “allows bouts mm“ BASKET BALL AT COMMUNITY lFluritia: Mountain Grove. N. 0.. and Good quality; size 14337: “-59 CARPET swEEPERs
'been .w1th bantams. Pete Herman b9”. HALL ,several other places. By the time the l value ------- .~ - -- ~A‘ "-19 'Mahonany finigh- value 54 . .
.. 3 one of the little chap 5 ppponent's. ' 159350“ opens for soft drinks, fully 200 ’, WASH TUBS . . .1, . . . . . , . . . . At $358
1113:3131“ them caused him to take There Will be ‘21 basketball 32311193020 Bottling Works will be ageing. l Galvanized; small size; 81.25 - PLAlN WHITE
p ' ti b t with “~11 played tonight at Community Hall. he- _ The "OCR b0°k3 are now in 9055953- , value ________________ At 99¢
mm“ ‘.° . 1°. 0“ 11 ”9 tween Center school and Franklin Hm 0f Gm.“ 3: Gralfi 123 Washington I RICE BOILERS fiMER'CAN PORCELAIN
Yagfiicihifi‘i‘fafig‘hfie IggPfioifegi school. The game will be called at “Wet. South Norwalk. and will be ' Gray enameled' lquart; 519%: slums-and Saucers; mini-.5 T"
£33 demeano‘fodum ,h'fmm't... ,3 7:30 o'clock. There “-111 be dancing: ready for Subscription within a few _ ’ value A- a Dinner P181081 --------- . . 1
’«gfi h ' d g k4 . l-X after the game to 10:3 . There is a days, Of the 331000.000. only $3.000,~ UNIVERSAL BREAD MAKERS ... -
Sl'Welillaceea ”’able to ten an (H (miseries of games to be played between 000 will be offered as the first allot~ r I Made of heavy tin and sheet Total ................. >1 -
‘ _'___________ 'these two teams, the firs-.1 being played ‘um- and the balance as “89‘19‘1 "1 , steel; makes from 2 to slow”; Saturda3 ~— SXK’CZisnl ...... At S‘s-c
LEONARD To eox- DEMPSEY '30m‘5ht- . '9?“qu ‘.he.bus“1less' 1111 ti (1 ' 3 regular 53.75. Saturday. °
ALSO ' l The Franklm school mam challengv , 4 93"“ -‘ 9‘"! ‘33 '3 P" 03 °"-. ‘~" .............. At 33.19 emu: BRUSH AND SHOVEL
' .95 any team, between the weight of \oted .10 the Mill-“3'38 trade, is carrying 35:: KITCHEN MOPS AT ‘7‘: A: 19c
110: \\‘(‘FI E: (‘al \hrch .- _:110 or 115 pounds. Any replies wmbp 12. 1111113921115: ad3e1tisement ot the. on . “‘hlte twine \lop plain handle 13' inlzed Sink Sh» ‘ .. l
‘ ‘ ‘. J ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ 0‘ sent to Louis Novak. Fort street,’l-Zast i“ ompan) setting forth the possibill- " ‘ ' ' GI" ‘ m J l
Two worlds champions Jack Benny "\‘orwalk. ._ 11395 [01 the bottleis of the United ‘ PYREX BAKING WARE Jul: Billbh .............. ,1
“say, heavyweight, and Benny Leon- ‘ ' lsmws in bottling 020 , Pugiding Pans, l-quart cap::i§§é V ’ .._-
and, lightweight. will box in exhibition The comfiam will erect a number ac va‘ ue ............ a no . .................
-' “”0““ ’30“ “m“ inmgm- 'REilloYz-ErgSYH'l'soarg'ESDsltoV-CELSH m “11.20 slunbO-lrds along the “he of "00“53 ”U5" ”"5 $1.25 rLoon BRUSHES AT 9-:
11 was annourred B1ll Tate. Demo _.“__ the VHF 101k \ew Ha3en and Hart- To hang up things~~Mll not dia- Fibre (‘canr' 1: in “ ,,
‘5“23'5 span-mg infill-“l! hush! “”35““. ‘ . - . . _ 'l‘oul milioad :1d3ertising Ozo the « ‘ - “3“") walls regular 10° W block long 1301153196 handle.
{no for Ten}. k, 111-1: tll'lllll'lillly an- I‘l‘elldl? \\ r-lsli, former lightn‘eight 001.1 drink Similar signs will be 9139- . GIVE BABY A “JOY-RIDE” ‘ soc-Cléulb. WNESNEOEch.A::!-3;:c 79c BUTCHER KNlVEs AT 68:

"nuanced as Dempm 3's opponent. Leon-' boxing champion of the world, said ed along: the line of the Pennsylvania , , .. . . , .
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1133's opponent 112.4 1111 been announo yesterday. at l1i.~' health farm, near find. The signs will vary in size, "
- l- . , Sullmlllv X J-- 11" could not under from 10x40 feet in 20x50 feet, and “-111 In One of These WHITNEY Easy Riding- and Easy 1 NO. 3 TEA KETTLES _ jandll’S- .
~'—\ ~--——w~~———-—— stand how the report from London _b(. painted in attractive colors. 3 ,' Pepper. nickel plat.ed;, 3345 19¢ PRU”. JAR OPENERS
7B‘.’SZKO FELLS RIVAL. £11111 he had been 511m origin-axed. i .___. .- PUShinE Carriages ; value .............. At $2.29 , AT 14c
BOSTON. Ell-.1121 7; “5:31:11. 1,1115 “There has: been absolutely 11011111131 - . ' I 454: WATER'PAlLS AT 35: For ohl‘nimz glass Mil ‘11 '
‘QIbS‘sz'HO Europe-".21 11'1'r1~tl1'\r (1:11:11- I can think of that would give rise to, THE MOTIVE' f we have Jut “99in 0:11' Slul’ment or brand ,new Style. Galvanized; S'QWHL simple and easy 1,0 “F“-
_p10n delimited 17111111 Gramiovitcli, in such a rumor," said “’elsh. “unlessi \ll 33 ho 11m 0 meant good 33"01k with: for 1920 and a prettier lot Of Carriages we never did see.
“0 Sim-1g!“ ““143 “14“ “‘4‘"- Th“ ”“1" COMOUN’?“ ml mm" “it“ lbatof‘ 'tllgir whole hearts haw done wood? “ We have them displayed on ground floor. so youwill only 3
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fmtt 31.41 111 1'1 \ 111111114 .11 . \3‘1119 Lem 13330 \3 is hot three ox ““Olk. Every heart that has beat have to step inside to see them

to second in S Ill?llil’('>' and 4!" :cc- 1‘111: weeks ago.’

(gals. - ‘.‘.‘el.«~.h. a lieutenant in the arm i< strong and cheerful has left behind a' . 9
- ' 'l'aro Mayaki. ”11- Japanese jin-jitsu to be mustered out next Monday. hopeful irnpulsg- in the world. and bat-_ -' 5H7
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$kampion. 1b.: 3 Lab P103311. 1.111. 0 l1: been on lean? of absence. Heltmediho tradition of mankind. bimb- O .

coast champion, in 21 minutes. 4 seer .-— ~———--——-—-— .
s. i . Advertise in The Sentinel. l9” LOU“? Stevenson.

otice to the Public!

- Before you guy Candies step In our store and look around and se- 1.!
lect from our ce see the kind you most desire, and before you buy i"
you are entitled to have a sample free of charge. We do this to
prove to you that our Candies are strictly fresh and made in our 1
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0111??" 1... ce Cream has no eQual in quality. a 3 Take home a quart in bulk or brick. ,i

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COUPONS ' ’ Our Regular Price 75c to 80¢; lb.

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