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‘ here again next Wednesday night.
1:10 Whom Benny \Vcafer handed a ll ar-
‘ :flll travel to Greens Farms, Sundayf
afternoon, and play the '
" The 'Natlonal's lineup for Sunday‘s‘
-c; McGinnls, p; S.
. 2 p. in. All members are asked to
“.me be at the Colonial lot, Sunday
-' SHAMROCK IV.’S CREW COMING l
" and twenty-three memhcrs oi‘ the crow‘
, QREAT SPRINTER TO
_ ”’Beo Moines, Iowa, has sent in his cn—
’ Sal, in Philadelphia. on April 30 until
EASIER—KL].
NATIONAL EEAGU E.
IEllllllHlll it
new SEIBI
Former Fighter, Posing as
. Yesterday's Results.
Pfttsburg, 5; Cincinnati, 3.
The Brooklymllostol game
postponed on account of rain.
as."Car§entie‘r. the French championxfi two 28-11195 Friday.
Thb might not be unforgivablc, but;
NcCoy, posing as Carpentic—r, is knock! AMERlCAN LEAGUE.
ed out' in the third round 'every time' ' .
the film is shown. I Yesterday's Result.
The victor in the bout is labeled the, Chicago. 7; St. Louis, 4.
"American champion," and he ‘bears Other scheduled games were post-
,aome resemblance to Dempsey, which honed on account of rain.
is an addemaggravation lo the French-3 -
.inan. Standing of the Globe.
Carpentier and his manager now are Won. Lost. P. C.
planning to haVe the name of the Boston ............... 5 0 1.000
mckout victim changed, and it is Chicago . ............. 3 0 1.000
Biid the Frenchman will challenge (“Welnnd ........... 4 1 .500,
HcCoy and his corkscrew punch to Washington .......... 2 2 .500
combat unless the film is altered, St. Louis ............ 1 2 .. 3::
‘ - Philadelphia ......... 1 t (l .250
Bogash Decisively Wins $53050” ---------- 3 73 ~33
- 0 I ............... J _
Bout With Young Carney .
' ‘ ' Games Today.
Philndl-lpliia at New York. _
Boston at. Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at. St. Louis.
PEOVIDENC-E. R, 1., April 22.“
Louis Bogash. of Bridgeport, decisive-l
’ly defeated Young Carney, of New
Redford. in a. 12-round bout. at the Now
Hana] A. C., of Maryvllle, last. nighll
The Bridgeport Welter took 10 out of!
the twelte rounds, the other two being
and left the ring without a
tch. Hewas matched to appear}
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 8:
Other games postponed on account
_—__.__.~_.__. gof rain. 9
N BOX N l W L .
o E Pon'lrsg.33AL\'Fs SV'Vé-E'EE RE " Stand”? °' "’e CM"-
“hn. Lest. l‘. C,
i 'Y N. y_ 2 _, , "l‘izll‘lllllOl't‘ ............ 0 1.000
ALBM‘ ‘ ' Am” 2‘ Spwker llul‘iulo ............. 0 1
Sweet said last night that the Rules '0'“),
committee may report one of the box-
ing bills. The committee will give
consideration to both the We“-
r‘rV' ' .ulnt'r find
.....a.-..... i no former has just
been amended to provide that {lll- first
three members of the proposed com-
mission shall be appointed by the Gov-
ernor for one, (Wu and three years.
The provision originally was that the
terms of all three were to expire with
the term of the Governor who appoint-
ed them. The. \Valkcr hill Would per-
mit decisions and fiflof‘n-l'numl bouts.
The Gilletl. bill. authorizes boxinzl
l Akron at Jersey City.
Toronto at Reading.
luftalo a; Baltimore.
Rochester at Syracuse.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Pnul. iii; Kansas City, 4.
Tolrdo, 7: Louisville, 4.
ivuilanapnlis, 0' (,Zolumbus, 0.
Mlllllgapolls, 1:: Milwaukee, ”
.4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nilbllvluf‘, '6: Memphis, 0.
”outs in Al'morles llll‘lPl‘ ”10 ‘llDPY‘Vl’
fll'on 0 e p ’ ‘- ~ .\?l'lil'.l 1: x( \‘l' Orleans. 0.
q; ,1; . t .-
t 3, Still (Illlllll. ion (ti .\ lllOH .thll . .v: i ll' 1 ll. " .
:11 Guard officers, headed by the lla-
jor-General. The Walker'hill seems
to have the. stronger backing in the,
Assembly. Many of the mcmbcrs bc-
Lllllv itocl-z, ll; Chattanooga. 2.
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.
- v 'I. _ . - 4‘
lieve that if boxing is to ho allowed it v if“: 1:33;“? ‘ ~.
. . . .- , l . . o. . . -
should not be (‘Oljflntll to Allnollcs. ,Emd Slntc. 1.: Catholic, 0_
'xfgry
.uux vvvvv
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HOLBROOK'S GREAT COMEBACK
FAILS To OVERHAUL AVRAULT
lllllllGlil’tllt'l‘. April 22.» ‘LUIllS ll.
llnlhl'rml-.. of Hartford, one artist, dc-
llilll‘tl V‘v’illtam Howard “Smiler” A)“
l.".l”, ‘11 lilo third block of tho" IK'T
lull l‘i‘lt‘kf‘?.hilll;ll‘d match, by a score
of 171 to 1.30. last night.
" 'i‘lll- ruck st'lll‘u follows:
.\:vl.'lult—»-i:: 5; 1-: 11'. 8 0 9 f» S 2 l; 010 o
. .3 1111121114 8 L4 .mp2.
("10mm Srgatrhes. 12. Total. 150. High run,
Total for mulch, 450.
lolbl‘ookml 9 11 1 6 14 5 9 9 12 ll
PIERCE WANTS
ANOTHER CHANCE
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Says He Will Retire if He Does Not.
S's-t. Sena! Weafer.
Young Pierce, the New York boxer
tistic. beating, in Stamford, recently.
is not satisfied that \Veni‘cr Is the lit-{-
ter boxer. Pierce sends the following
note to the Ammcate:
“I would like to have
chance to meet Benny Weai‘cr. or Nor- n
walk. it i do not beat him, i will -3-
newer box again." I }
ill H 1411313'1‘. 1—1
NATIONAL A, C. PLAYS SUNDAY. Scratches, 11. Fatal. I .
{The National A. C. baseball team 4')-
lligb run.
Total ior match, 1340.
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CARPENTIER IN RING MAY 2.
KEN \CRK. April 22.——-Georges
(‘arprntien champion European hoary-
weight boxer. will make hisdll‘sl ap-
izlst Greens
Ms A. ”0. team.
Manager Scarfi has an extra strong
teem on the field this year and the lo
cal boys will have to Show some 5pc
fiowtn
s)
New s, when he will box four exhibi—
' lion rounds hero with one of his spor-
rlllg partners, it was announced today.
The exhibition mllbe llcld in the its.
out Armory for the benefit of ll
terans' building ill this city.
gimé will be as follows: W. Everett,
Lanny. 1b: W. ,
Tooker, 21); H. Ireland, as: R. Gmficld.‘ Realm
3b; T. ”White. rf; W. Fahnn. cirp: F1; “"11" "9
Lawson, if, and W. Simms, utility man.’
A. bus will leave the Boston Store at'
NORWALKS CHALLENGE.
The Norwalk baseball club. cham-
pions of Nolwalk. last season, will
;one ntlle season on Sunday, May 2d.
'AII first class teams wishing (later.
write to Frank J. Riley, 37 Plattsvule
avenue, Nlu'walk, (Toxin. This team
Arepresented lhc an-walk Tire Com-
pany last yuan—Bridgeport. Telegram.
morning at 922:0, for practice.
0!! LAPLAND.
mNnON, April 22.»~Capt. Turner
. L._,_-_._.—..
or the yacht Shamrock lV.. Sir Thom- "My pAss LUDERUS.
as,Liptons challenger for ”19 .Xlllel‘i-l FIJIIJAXDELPHIX. April 22...]?er
_ g: £u§651dll {inflation in“; iorkdto-l‘hndemg,.Phllly first sag-1w. is 0113,“.e
The new 3.11:"; if‘,;fl;1:x,);3? “3‘, 1- hi bench after playing in no.) consecuunf
is to act a2"; “tricl hoists-'7 “to“ 1tic] ,games. the record of the fits lag/Stat.
Shamrock IV and ‘n‘llic‘i. rai‘rdr s :5" ”Jury dim Mt oven 8 'lleb -=t
"oral d8 9 ago. from Dartnioulh .g W Scott. Rad 00x shortstop, he will c.-
New’Ygi-k, met with terrific «reeling?! Fred's ”mm ““hm the mom. I
in the Atlantic and had to-pul back to
'Ihrtmouih, where she arrived yester-
day. The yacht has been ordcred to
remalnfiat Dartmouth until weather
‘ conditionpare more favorable.
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FULTON BEATS THOMPSON.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 22.-—Fl'ed.
Fulton, Minnesota heavyweight boxer.
was given the decision over Jack
Thompson, of Tulsa, Okla... negro, in
the sixth round of a ten~round match
here last night.
LIGHT WORK FOR YALE.
DERBY, Conn. April 22.—The Yale
. crews were given light practice on the
7 f0? the Pennsylvania Relay Carni- i Housatouic river, yesterday afternoon.
(teach Guy Nickalls directed the cars-
men in quarter and half—mile sprints.
‘A light rain fell during the drill.
.n TRY FOR “COME BACK"
' owm-d Drew, the negro Sprinter,
how a student at Drake University,
“at?! 1.
rev/ranks with the great 5 rfnté
9! filtime and'is a joint holdelil' of ti:
:svorld's record of 9 3-5 seconds.
(Drew has been training patiently in
an exorl‘fdo f‘come back," as he is am-
bitious to main! the American Olympic
s"? ones runows RIVAL.
sensor. 1;, April 22.—Joe
COULD NOT STAND STRAIGHT.
It does not take long, when the kid-
neys are out of order and not doing
. ' ecids to, accumulate in the system and
, .tlimw Pete Zillnskas after one cause aches and pains. D. C. Damona,
"and ten mingtmf wrestling last, 2865 W. 80th 811.. Cleveland. 0., writes:
, _ '_ , used; y no esors and"! caught cold and it settled in m
#310111. One of 2!] ’ l ’ y
:1. ~_‘ ”in” In" W“ kidneys. My one. sides were so
[me ,and note I could not. think
good_ results ‘ and, em as:
to; , taut;
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Yesterday's Results. . l
Buffalo, 0. '
- 539.33 ~today. " ‘
2006100-”:-
ed pcarance in ring-logs in America oni
their work properly, for poisonous.
8.
l 37 mm St, East norwnk, (it.
straight. I used Foley Kidney Pm: may —
John Prelim: arm
poet Hm, mm,
night. No title is at. stake.
As Jack Lauder, the Southern light-
weight. has held Johnny Dundee we!
in tWelves ' ds and trounced Valger,
it. would
nent for Willie Jackson. They will
meet, tomorrow night, at the Arena A.
(3., Jersey City, and there is much in-
terest in the bout. Other boots will
Fm ' 0“ ., - by D t. 'Sergt. Jack Blument’en will
.. an, Knocked 1:. Standan of tiag‘ulfést P. C. face alter Heal", the Brooklyn.
'. 2 N18... 0“ m Pittsbmg ”W... 5 1 ,333 middleweight; Spider Ranch pleats,
.' ‘ ' Brooklyn ........ . 4 1 .800, Berti Sgencfr. vlmd Jlimmv Sulfivtnwm
' " To say that clear es ca emler and Cincinnati . 3 2 .600 batt e tan er, link e.
Francois Descampsgare irrrigamd with Philadelphia. ......... 3 2 .600 Chafley Beecher. most promising
. Rid McCoy is putting it mildly. Mr. St. Louis . 3 4 .429 featherweight in the East, on" Jack
my, be it known, now is on the Pacific Boston ............... 2 3 .400 Wolfe, the prize featherweight of Ohio,
coast brfidy'l‘clng the camera, as a New York ........... .- 1 4 .200 a drubbing. at Syracuse. Mt Tues“?
movie’aetor. and it is on record that Chicago .............. 1 5 .167 night. Beecher was a Witt-to for
‘ {he never‘hn aldesstepped the machine Marty Collins. .
-_ not turned his eyes from the aperator,l Gama: Today. Georges Papin, the French” light-
As a result of his film activities in the New York at Boaton. weight champion, is expected at. the
.West, more now is being shown in . Brooklyn at Philadelphia. port. on Saturday. and will at once bo-
New York city and all over the coun—* Cincinnati at Chicago. gin training for bouts. it is said his
try a. picture in which. McCoy is listed' St. Louis at Pittsburg, postponed; first opponent will be Willie Jeokson,
who is to box Jack Lawler, the South-
ern lightweight champion. at Dave
Driscoll's Arena A. 0.. Jersey City, to-
mOI'I'OW.
WILD: ”Trans M RAY.
Referee Steps Bout With Ital
Verge of Knockout.
0H
:- that be is a at 0pm.;
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bring out Alt Goldnefll to meet Bob!
PHILADELPHIA, Pm, April 2.
Jimmy Wilde, Englend's {unions 11
weight, stopped Battling Murray. at
this city, in the windup or the Camden.
Sportsmen's Club show in the Third-
l‘logiment Armory. in Camden. last
night, in the eighth round. Rethcr
Referee Recap interfered after Mur-
ray had been knocked down twice and
{was in bad condition. Blood was
i
streaming from his mouth and nose.
Says a glass of hot wate with'
phoslahate , before breakia
'ke’eps illness away.
w
Physicians tho “'Hlld over rec
mcnd the inside both. declaring th
of vastly more importance than om
T idc cleanliness. because the skin port-n
do n-ll, absorb Impurities into the
blood, causing ill health, while the pur-
cs in the ten yards of bowr-ls do.
'. Men and women are urged to drink
3 ar-h morning Ill-fore breakfast.
glass of hot watt-r with a teasponatull
of limestone phosphate In it. n.- a
harmless R‘Plnt‘ of helping fish from
the stomach. liver and bowl: the pro-‘
Vious day‘s illdiavstilllo material. poi.
runs. smlr bile and toxins: thus cleans
Ins, sweetening and purifvinz the all
1i!€lll31‘}‘ (anal before eating more food
l Thuse who awake up with boll,
reath. coated tongue. nasty taste 0;,
have a dull. aching head. sailor com-l
ploxion. acid stomach: others who
have hillous attaéks or constipation.
should obtain a quarter pound o! lime-
stone phosp'noto at the drug store
This will ('05! wry illlle but la sum-I
cicnt to show the value of inside both i
clllcllgsmn s ILLS
ON!) BIA‘D.
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m... . rumina- on he...
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_ _. A" «an. seated on line line-e.
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L'ARANTEE by Karen: null-m. name
It I! Kereln at In busy drug More; a
write {or {m Ill-or an to Kore-m Co..
3124?. motion 5‘. New York City,
meme slender by but method. No "its.
no untold. no sumac. no I n «ur-
clunc. Dr'lllhlfu") our. MEN}, "locum”
helm. gym-tun. e c My: All”
runs 'w you: Linn sun to»...
deadachcs From Slight Colds
LAXATIVE llROMO QUININE Thoma
relieve the Headache dly curing‘ the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ
troycr. Look tor signature E. “2 G
. \‘F. no box. 30c.
SUMMER FURB
lore now in vogue. and you will find
lwre :1 splendid assortment at rcuson-
able priccs.
Come in and make
early.
your selection
NewYerk Ladies’l‘allor
Bressmker and Farrier
.‘
Call 499
JAFFICMH '
We are in the market. for oil
kinds of junk, secondhand fur- ‘
More and oldlclothes,
wife pay the prion for m-
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wrestle at Proof
‘ on Saturday,
Largest
world
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SellinggElectric Cleaner in the
Cleaner
It Beets
—As It Sweeps-
--As It Cleans— .
asy Terms and Free Demonstration
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‘ 16 South Main Street
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IT’S REFRIGERATOR TIME
Mofieg. Refrigerators '.
All sizes is
”11 winging! % -Lithcr
porcelain. enamel or galvanized lini .
WHITE ENAMELED RE RIGERATORS
The famous A. I.
and most sanitery
make.
node
The cleanest, neatcst
See It In Our Show 'Wlndow
RAYMOND 8: SON
wen-ulna“
Ion-welt
' keepers
ed 8
«direct v over the food compartment. This ls a wry m-
[ stab/13A ea’ {65,7
Refrigerators of best grade
andmerfect workmanship which are selling at reason
prices beeauee they were ordered many
‘ months ago.
The McKee is one of the makes which cood 'n
approve. Some offihese are lined with val
. others With the immaculate and Shilling;
able
011510.
VilllLZ-
lain. — W‘c'
Apartment House style. which is tall and narr
tqkin up but little floor space. has the front “ll-p (p.233
tical model for a small apartment. ‘
‘ Prices from $27.50 up.
Ash Cases are invseveral designs. top or silllv
and in sizes to accommodate all families. "
Prices 7.50 according to ice cauacitv.
Models Wit lift-tops. galvanized steel linings .cld
removable shelves.
$17.50 up
Ice Chests for cellar or cottage us . l
Medium size $17.00. . Lal'lre size 925.00
Rubbish Burners
After the annual sprinl.r cleaninlz up thcrw iu :l1v_.-css
considerable stuff to burn. A regular BUl'nl'l' ft“: in 359
means safetv from fire. There are two shit-s m
wire. with covers. Thev are named from the t‘i'lmmx ml
short standards. which ensures a free draft.
In.
One of heavv wire. three sizes $52.00., $2.75 and “24.3.3.0.
A second stvlcof heawcr ma ‘9. finished 11-... “.1
black iapan. three Sizes.
Women’s Ribbed Pants
of light wcilrht cotton. .
Lace trimmed at the knee. with uuslill . _
he at thewalst. Comfortable. easflv laundered mu:
xpenelv . mm--.
$4.00. $5.30 and .k'
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75 cts.
lar sizes. ,_
a.) cts.
Extra sizes.
Double. an extra size. vcl'v large and full .'.n g _;
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' Mme. Jeannette
Says: '
A Youthful Fig-are
Is Not Hard
T0 ATTAIN
When One Wears the
OPER CORSET
Let Us Prove It to You.
Corsets Fitted Free
Fittings by Appointment.
MME. JEAN NETTE
So. Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetiere and Clover
56 So. Main St.
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Phone 1989. “
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"w' ' .1. 'AVenueLSouth Norwalk
Are your brute! in A1 condition? , _
Dayan-wheels!!!» upo. x. tint yoemy at m an
aim-maria?
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Are them in you mom in'good condition?
Sw.he{oodthne-togopmthemmhveitwm
radium. Yenwfllmtttjut the deg you and you tum
neglected.» luv. your work done.
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JUST RECEIVED
of “Miller" Portable Electric Table Lamps
April Allotment ..
Antique Bronze 314.00
Our special contract With Killer a 00. makes possible
this exceptionally low price.
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shep
Wall Street Norwalk
.1
Phone 558.
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J . ,H..Wehrle Garage
Buiélt‘éi Stutz Moan“ C ars
We“ end Connecticut Aves. Nam-elk, Conn.
Agent for Shaler “Roadligllter”
Headlight Lens, approved by the state ....... $3.50 per set
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
W Mn for United States end Goodyear Tires, Fabric
and Card
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