TED CANN wms SWIMIING
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su lien.“ l GEORGES CARPENTER '8
Relief
TITLE. TO HAVE STALLED.
‘L’lfifi’n Carpentder “hold to have
‘81? ass ned from deliver 113 a knockoutI'
BelgianI
1Ted Cann, oi the Detroit Athletic Club punch to Grundhopen, the
Ilwon the national senior indoor 100- heavyweight championfi‘i: $91? 5‘:li
Yard swimming championship from a “t at M011“! 03710 e “:3” 3-th
lfield of eight starters. at the Brook- had the Belgian down {fitted mcgnnm
'llne Public Baths, last night. His time 01' nine and then perm i
“as 53 3—5 seconds I stay the limit. It will be unw se for
Georges to try tactics of that sort it he
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1 I I 6 BELLANS I OHGATmJS-RTON succeeds in getting Dempsey on the ...... _ The Store closes daily at 6 9 cm
7 1- H01 water NE“ YORK March 12. *Packey ring “0°“ . The greatest soccer disaster of theI -
" ’ Sure Relief IO‘Gatty, the fast bantamweight of - «— — world must pale before the terrible m IE:- F—f -4...
lNew York, knocked out Joe Norton, _ disaster at Ibrox Park, the home of lheI
E LL-ANS l°f Chicago, in the third round Of a' or 1 Glasgow Celtic club, in 1902, on the oc-I'
pol: 'NDIGES'I'ION scheduled ten-round bout at the Shore lcasion or the international game be
tween England and Scotland There’
was a huge crowd present that after-
noon and all went well until as the re- .
suit of swaying. by the crowd, the
‘A. C.,
I...
last night.
TO HOLD POLO MATCHES.
Coated ,IT-l—ongoe. Biliouunosn. Sour
Stomach. Sick Headache, Blooting.Gu.
Constipation, orothcr result of Indiges-
tion. no remedy in more highly recom-
JACK JOHNSON ARRIVES?
NE“ YORK March 12 «It i: ru- Thrly-five students have signed for
Sports Suits (fl-Jersey
*Jersey more than anyother material adapts
mm. 1. 1111: Jack Johnson rlitted into 111(— polo squad. organized from mem- mendcdihan Igreat wooden stands at ‘the 2130‘; 0"
this city. a few days ago, and then lery unit. Ton ponies liaveTbeen DI‘O‘ Igfidgfol’hgpfd’tftsorgogaell:(imagipil‘atiallll
‘1 1 l ut. oin 'n h - l' l‘ f .1 . f the Stanford R. O. . C. artil- ABIm - ‘ ‘ 1‘
{1:15.123} g g l t ( (1rec10n O bqu O FOLEY “MTICT to the ground fifty feet below. Hun-
Johnson's flittings were of
interest, several years ago. but it is a
difficult matter to create any excite-
}. mem nowadays over the former cham-
'. [lion
‘ JIIhDSfil‘l on his arrival in (‘hirago
will sisn articles for a legal bout to a
vidod for the sport by the War Dc»
parlmcnl. Several teams are to be or-
ganized and matches will be arranged
wilh other California teams at San
Mateo. Coronado, Del. Monte and San-
ta Barbara.
They cause no griplng 'or nausea.
dreds were injured, all told over 400‘
Cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom-
. :were eirected. the police classifying:
uch and benefit the liver. NCVCI' du- the casualty list at 25 killed. 153 dang-
appoint. Ierously injured and 172 seriously in--
M" Embed, 51m... 137 So Md, Sc. .ured. While there were hundreds who
So. horw-lk Comi"lm1hone§tly uy Foley Iwere slightly injured It \1 .u undoubt- 1
itself to the free and easy‘sports suit. "The ac-
:finish with the l-‘odvral authorities on
:1 5» Moms charge, and on the result of
lhn‘
—To Heal A Cough
Take HAYES' HEALING HONEY. 35c.
Carbonic Tablet) nre wonderful.”
For sale by Stillman—Powell Corn.
1
edl) the saddest chapter in the hi 1t01yl
Iof the soccer game.
, The horrms or that aflwnoon will1
companying illustration
is developed in the best r1“
.1..1\-L..... 1. .. .1
contest will depend his future.
.2...
Heather mixture, dark and pleasing in color, 1
‘4
L. .1 A-.._- never be forgotten by thew who wit-'
We 341% Drug Stems
70 Washington St., So. Norwalk
MAR "‘H SALES
-nesscd it and there are about a score
Iof, fans in this city, including
Bobby Rae, Billie Bole and Hugh Fum-
,ClS. who were present lhal day at the
E-game. and who will long: remember
.1110 accident. It was a ghostly specta-
'cle to see the poor maimed .md dying
fellows carried in, but some of the soc-
:cer magnalvs of that limo worked
glike hnroes to alleviate llwir stiller-
inns. Hats, coals, vests. tobacco
pouches. anything and vvvrythlng
gwero ulill7ed for bandages and pads.
and sticks and umbrellas \n-ro hastily .
converlcd into splints. While the cor-
1ugalod iron screens were quickly pull.
ed d'n'm and used as slreli l1 "'5: m rar-
1-y away the most severely injured lo;-
:zurlzlcal treatment.
Much averse comment "an: occasion-
,ed by the fact that the mulch was
"played to a finish. although lhcro wn<
no idea of allowing it to slimd. Bul_
-;lhc criticism showed how «131111110101;-
SPECleLLfTGHgEmL r a cenov OFFERS
COLD CREAM '
Jordan
Timely because the
AND JORDANETTE
Almonds
month of March wnh 113
pr‘lu‘lrullng wmds is
200,000 pounds of these delicious
harsh on the skin Quality Candies on sale in our chain ”f
“f‘s” ‘ hm” _"‘a"r’fi“"“- stores during March. Only select
'1 he low price 13 ”USE-”bit!
Full Pound mums” 0, 1h 8 emmmh almonds arousedfissorted flavors
11.1,; package_ No but, sugar coatings. The astoundmg -
Our Regular expenswe jars. It is as quantites we are able to dispose
pure as the [more exprrn
sive creams. Excellent to
prevvnt ('happlng, for
of bring down the cost of pm-
duction and make this price pos-
Price 75 cents
Sale Price massaging, use cleansmg S‘blc' ,
cream and preparing the 49 ‘ '
63C skin surface for the ap- C ,1, Pound
pllmlion of Face Powder. ¥ J
Every day Bargain Prices at LIGG ETT’S
Sf 0U are needlessly extravagant If you buy these every day ,Toilet Needs and Medicines
without first comparing lhr pr1ce you pay false-where wuh Liggctt's prices, ouch usrw
.40 Fletcher's Castoria. . .. ....... .8 .29 .25 Cuticura Soap............... ~29
$1.30 Pinkham '9 Compound ..... ... . .89 .30 Kolynos Tooth Paste. . .--. . . . . 2'
1.50 Scott's Emulsion ....... . . . .... 1.19 .25 Woodbury’s Soap. . . . . . . . .. .. 20 l
1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk ........ .7" .50 Pepsodent Tooth Paste. . . . . .. ‘39
1.00 Father john's Medlclne. . 1 . . , . .9" ‘ f ’ ’ 1", L ‘
.25 Carter’s Little Liver Pills ..... . J4 .30 Lyon‘s Tooth Powder. . . . . . .. J”
. .60 Musterole................... -50 .50 JavaFacePowder............ ~39
1.50 Fellow's Syrup.............. 1-” .50 Pebeco’l‘ooth Paste.......... 37
1.10 Nuxated Iron................, -79 .75 La Blache Face Powder...... 53
.60 Bromo Seltzer ........ . . . . . . . -45 .50 Hind‘s Almond Cream . . . . . . . . .37
.60 California Sympofrlzs . . . . .45 .50 D can Cold Creammu..." 38
1.00 Danderine ........ ........o. '79 1.00 Listerine..............-o... '73
.60 ResinolOintment............ 45 .50 MulsifiedCoooanntOil........ 39
.60 Sachpatica................. 42 .50 Mennen’s ShavingCream..... #15
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100 Aspirin Tablets 111.1101.) Sale Pnce 499
CUT PEICES
Palmolive Soap
Manufacturer’ 3 suggested sol
ling price is 15¢ per cake.
Just as an example of our
money saving prices we are
selling this popular soup at
9cacake$l .1085“
Stemo Canned Heat
The convenient fuel in solidi-
fied fonn. Folk. are finding it
more convenient than gas or
electricity for hosting liquid:
(1
”COFFEE - rEa - coco?
—and other pantry needs, sold on Friduv
and Saturday of every week at nearly
half price. We sell but one quality, which
We guarantee will please you. Profit by
these week-end reductions.
Cofie§~Every day Peanut Butter—-
price one. 2 82 Every .dny Dru-e L50.
“’eck-ends for 1002' ’“r'
Week-ends {2 in 46“,
Qpeko Tea—Ceylon.
l‘ormosn or mixed Mayonnaise m
blends. l‘lvery day price 13ch day price
5 5c half lb. 39e-
Week-ends 2 for 39c
“'cek-endn Z for 56C
Pure Cocoa—Every Chocolate Puddle:
day price 39c half lb —Every day price 19c. quickly. Cu P ‘
LW colt-ends 2 for 40C Week-end. 2 for lay Reg. PM t “a.
$120 98.; .11, .
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Another Sale of
Writing Paper
A Child May Shop
We hav: :1: 32:11:21? of mar.
We have but one pnce for every.
one always.
Therefore, your child may be sent
shopping to Liggctts in perfect
solely. —
, 1
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k W of hlg‘h‘mndr
”peace-fling factor) ends
m if my one number
.. - stock» that explains
' 1-,; n box is worth
._v -1 many
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s, , , ~
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*our critics failed to grasp l u- lrzll sli-
Iuation. Had the game Slapped. 1h»
grc-llcst dliliculty would haw hu'n ex-
perienced in dealing with 1l11- wound-
'ed. Every one would haw rum-deli
Iupon the helpers. the lppl‘OaC‘hPi
Iwould have been stopped 1nd every-
ilhing would have been alums. Every
{one conccrm d wanted to at. vndon the
lgame, the p aycrs more 1-. rlivulm'l)
,so. but it would have bot-n :aaddcninu
.under the circumstances.~ riduopm't
IPost. ,
MR9. [EMPSEY 0N W‘.Y TO '
’FRISCO. ‘
SD: IllEZ‘. 0 (3111., Mair-‘1 12.~—.\lax.
yine \\.1_\nc. former wit. of .1 wk Dvmp»
,sry hulvuxeight champlv pugiisl,
lion San Diego, yoslm'd:l;., for San
lFrnncisco. with 0.0 Orr 1 Federal
(officer. 011 reported in iml found
11m 111 Tia Juana \lvwlm will the .1:-
Fistnnrc of Mexican mnhoritlva and
‘that she 11.15 11cco111p:;.1n'ing
San ancisco ul‘Jinel:
I The former Mrs. Ilmnpsuv is said In
haw received letters from the puglilsi
,lhrowing light on (hm-1m which re-
sullod in Dempsey's wronl inlllCIlllcni
£01 alleged (llaft uminn
him in
l
FULTON NEEDS ABLE OPPONENT. i
NEW YORK Mulch 12.~—lt is re-
ported that Fred Fulton is to be
matched ailh (‘11;11. nah Roper for 11
bout in lhe Newmk Sporlsmcn's (.‘lub.
Why Roper should be selected 10
make a Fulton holiday is a mxsurs.
The gallant rnpluin would not ban» a
ghost of a chance \\ill1 the plasleur
and the. bout would be wry one. sidel. '
If it is regarded as advisable to ex-i
.11le the tall plaslcler in this VicinityI
some how. yweighl who can give him a
battle should be selected as his oppo-l
nent, preferably .1 heavyweight with a
punch. Knockout Bill Brennan would?
be an excellent selection. and the bout
could be advertised as an elimination
affair. lhe winner lo have, 1hr priviiege
of tackling Jack Dempsey. i
Carl Morris would extend the plus-I
terer, but the Oklahoman now is on
the coast and it would take too long
to get him here. Nevertheless, some
on who can hit should be engaged to
meet Fulton. Ior a lopsided mulch
might leave a bad impression on th:
Iboxingm enthusiasts I
AMERICAN 'ro COACH ATHLETES
0F GREECE.
A. E. Mmriolt physical director of
Ithe Young Men's Christian Associa-
ition foreign deparlmcnt has been ap-
pcinlrd b3. Kim: Alexander as coach 0:
Greek athletes now in training: for
the Olympic games. according to a eu-
ble message received here yesterdu.
from Athens.
Greece is the sixth nation to whit-1
the "Y" has sent an 0‘. vmplc coach.
‘.France Italy Cecho Slovakia, Point“!
and Email, having becnralrrrady sup-
plied.
1
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I CADDOCK 1-3sz DRAAK. l
. BOSTON March 12. -——'F}arl Caddock
20! Iowa defeated Tom Drool-1.111 two
lstraigm falls. in 1111111: wrestling 110111.
Lhere last night. The first fall was‘
made in 66 minues. 20 seconds, andI
ethe second in 13 minutes, both with a
head scissors and wrist lock.
.1 . A
momma-13 I
1
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5m
fieonewhohunoneyuhand‘
Ihaslesserincmfianonewbo
Iis continualyborrowing. _
One does not W AH. and
lthootherdoes. .
Thaemeuwaytojlmlda pan;
Idmmcmhummi
Im weeklyinaisvinydepnn
{We Are Open 111sz m
as 0m MAI. m!
01' Sam roman:
....
supply is ample.
patterns and colors are
pleasing,
hm
Gut Glass Bud Vases set 111 silver plated holdezs,
coat is Tuxedo style with narrow belt.
$50.
Other styles in Jersey Suits,
and practical for sports and business wear. The
a ' '“l ‘11»
airlift 1's.
00
$37.50 and $59.50
Second ll-mr.
Impomd Gm Nemo Brassieres
It is a very good time The “Ju8pul” style which fits al-
to 5010“» gingham most any figure and fits all the time.
The
The
dresses in March. This convenient little
~witl1 many holes so that
pic ventilation and 11: IS
. d ' . a . .
111 Just t . lortahlv w:.1rm
present a very large va-
Plaids and small make them feel smaller and they
checks in clear, distinct Pertainly look very neat and trim
blllPS, pinks, lavender, Thm’ control and reduce the upper
black and while
other combinations,
85ctsayard
Third floor.
and below,
New Embroideries
‘ Particularly attractive patterns for lingerie and
children's clothes. These have lately come from
Switzerland, and there are
3‘?
Insertions, Ribbon Galloons and Edges ‘13,}
Novelty Galloons for shoulder straps and belts.
Ruffled l dgcs far petticoats. and many extreme-
ly dainty and (‘xquisito qualities for baby dresses and
frocks for little children.
There 1s a return to the old fashioned eyelet work
and very many wide ruffles are seen with double cir-
cles and clusters outlined with evelots.
There are deep Flouncings for children's dresses.
I An entirely new stock and very interesting.
Main floor.
Silver and Glass
A pleasing combination on the table
Gui Gloss Olive Blame set in pierced silver holders
wit h adjustable, handles also of silver and pierced,
$3.13
Silver Plated 3011 Ben We 1:11 pierced design,
footed she} 83$
fiat style, $3.36
film Plated W Trays in pierced pattem and
with side handles, $8.15
Cm Glass Cheese or Brake:- Tubs with silver plated
comers, $1.31
Out Glass Radish Bottles let in silver plated holders,
$1.31
Silver Plated Tel. Bills with the dri m shape of a
tiny tea pet. These come in plamenghtfimsh,
$1.31
Imam Dishes, Colonial glass with silver plated hold-
ers and handles, $1M
Gut Glass Hutu-d Jars with silver plated covers and
glass spoons, so e1:
“ch
Individual sauna m m diva- plated,
“than!
‘0“
made with a rubber front pierced
It. is especially for
full figures. and stout women apprec-
part of the figure as the corset docs
$4.00
gammnt is
there is am-
not 111100111-
Al the Corset Su‘llwn.
The Pamte' d Pendant
These are mostly clu<~
tors of oddly shaped
wooden beads strung to~
{tether tassel fashion,
3-:
all
11.
91_
.1 .
of color is to be soon.
Many women are using:
these on wash dresses
and pendant can be 0354
fly removed while the
dress goes to the laun-
dry. ThEI'e are (Illicit
uses for these pendants,
such as electric light.
pulls, lamp shades. ancy.
decorations for bags and
curtains.
Main floor.
The Cards
Still a few in pleasim:
designs for St. Patrick ’5;
Dav. 5 to 15 cts
Post 01:11:15,110 ct: a do:
Easier Oasis and
Folders, come in and
select while the stock is
complete, 10 1:0 50 013
Post Cards, 10 cts a doz
: .4 am 1!...
$.n25 ..
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nun floor, front. A
Mottoes
-' In gilt frames, and
these make acceptable
sixes, so at: no $1.95
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