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W “N“ m” n“'”‘~‘“” or Battling l"“"in"' the, third round. whon the bout slob.
hr. Uli- do not ask that he who on pm], at the row...“ of the fans, to sinus
Fl?"- Fulton. There is a lot 0f discus- Beecher from unnecessary punish
~ stop. of (‘urm-n‘itsr's (-huucns against mom.
: ilmm-soy, Sumo l4" 5" t‘m‘ "5 to ”fly ’l‘omnl)’ Shoo. of llritlzmnm'l. Wu‘l :1.
‘ that hc- can bout lllt' American. That corkinz baltlv with llud 1...“,‘,_.(.}-‘ U:
' may be. But what assurance havewe New York.
3 that tho l’l't'nt-lunun qualifies? } Mike Matfnlw. of New York. fought
i ‘ '”““ "'” in four-round draw with Young Anm in.
SWEDEN SEVEN BEATEN. 101‘ Stillllllnl'd.
7' . '1. ANTVK‘ERI’. April :m.~~'l'hv (,‘zeclio-' __._~._m._. _..._..__
Sluvs' homey tmlnl (let‘oatwl tllv HARVARD STADIUM FOR A. A. U.
' .(ij‘llCS in tho Olympic ronteslsfi last' MEET.
. ., {night by :1 snort- ol‘ 1 to I). (Jzoclio- Tim ’junior and Spnifn‘ imp}; andhfiolll ,
”fluvakik‘i thin-“by wins third plize in championship uvonls “1' 11,0 National
the zit-rim. Amntour Athelmio I'nion Till 1’13,th
7 " ’ “‘A ‘-‘ a the Harvard Stadium, uy ' um
‘ ‘ —~ MU“. AMERiCAN‘ .ASSOC'A I‘lON. 1'}. it was announced last night by tho
lTM‘JLIIts 'Il'olm‘lo, Ci) l.(.llll;~'\'ll‘ln3.‘.‘l.‘ chairman, Frcdvricl: “'- Rilhit‘n. [l{(: .
">lll\',-1, . 'iit’ l'uul, ‘2. kz‘nS:lh,L""‘.i,jl. fszlill the events will sol'vo as n .lnu:~
"‘:A.'V5l‘ll’!1‘.l w -t'\ (.olizznhns, 3.. ll'Nll'HllrlDOlls: ,"'., 5 tryout to solo"! :in ()lympw truck unu
‘ ‘ ' ‘ : Milwaukee. Minnoupolls. -. bold team.
1 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, 'l‘lin t-vents on thp A. .x. [' chum“
f‘nn Clubs. Mobile, 3; Birmingham. 1. 'llionshill program zlru stmllul to ma».
um. um. v.0. New Ol‘leunii. 5: Atlanta. 2, of ”NULVIMH' Drown-m. 9XN‘P.‘ Mr
l 0 1000, Memphis. 6; Chattanooga, 3. ”11‘, distmin run, tln- truth and tho
“ l .000‘ Nashville. '3; Little Rock 1. ERIN-yard huldlo. Mr. ltulmln recom-
' mondml in a lottor to mombors ot tllv
‘rodav‘ l C‘OLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS. clllnllpinnsllip mmnuitton that thosr
vi - t I‘vlltlf‘r-‘i. 3: Syracuse, 4. .evcnts ho eliminntt-d from tho junior
lillltl. ' A01?“ “31110.. 15: Kalamazoo. ‘2. and senior (-llnmnionship program and
IlJV'J't’Il l'emgh' 4; ‘1‘ "530571": 3- that tilt-y be held utter lilo ()lyimult'
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Louis Bogash believes in being -a. Joe Ctechm'. champion catcll-a.s«
sportsman Arte:- battling Dave Palitz ' catchman wrestler of the world. added
around tor 12 rounds, Monday nightflmlthel‘ victim 10 his long "“31 13"
'Louis and his manager, Sam Driver. throwing 01? Jacobson. of Boston. ail.
had the chance to collect $100 forfeit. Prospect Hall, 1851 night.
monocthnt Palirz had put up to make? Slorher was never in danger. al-
[1'15 pounds at 3 o'clock. though his opponent got behind him it.
The Hartford man tipped the beam ' good many times and gave the Boston.
'nt 148 1-2. but Drivel: and Bogash de-_ rooters, who had come out in force,
(lidod to waive their claim to the coin 3 opportunities t0 ‘cheer.
“.VVe'll be in this game a long time/’3 After a. trifle mbre than 36 minutes.
DX‘H’OX' stated. “and maybe some day Stechm‘ clamped on a b0d3’ SCiSSOl‘S.
Louis might be overweight and hate and a few seconds later, with tliefiuso'
to lose the money, too. it's all yours, of a wrist lock. forced Jacobsen's
Prilitz.” - ’shouldors to the mat.
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SOME“ BOXING?
Theso are peculiar days in many.
wa) a. Here we have the hearyweightl
champion of all Europe in this country;
‘nml he is: not here to fight! There. is‘
a good deal of talk of Georges Curpen
, tie-1% fighting Jock Dempsey, but we
pro nndor tho impression that the
Frenchman wants nothing of the world staged last night. in the Church street
title holder‘s game. While the m‘kuuditorium. '“ .
war-ins strong Curnentior is posing for; They came when “'illio Spencer
{ho movies and is preparing to go 011 clashed. for the second timo with not).
the. road with a circus or a show of his bv 115mm“. and when Sammy “Kiln:
own. featuring the boxingr champion of niot; “Dutch" Brandt once more, Spell
Eurono'nt something like $2.000 a day cer, boxing a hondicr bout and keen
"’bUt 110* in“ boxing. , It seems thating: clearer from Hanson's wicked left
men want ring titles not. so much for than he did in their last meeting. gain-
lho, mnolnnwnt and distinction they ed the decision sever the l‘Pll-llt‘fillDd
may brim: lhbm in boxing but for the lad from New York. “-11:10 “7.11.2 and
show contracts which tlmy can get out Brandt went. to a draw~~a draw that;
0' 1110i? lKlSiliUHF- ' was fully as thrilling as that which
“'0 are not onn of those who he- resulted from their last meeting. t‘vro
timxr- :hnl lhix days of rezll sport in the years ago, in Mormon.
ring mutt-(l with John L. Sullivan's. Nultiv nmmbip's protege from m..-
knockout by Jim Corbett. Ilut we like army. “Kid" Lewis. Sl01)13('tl l’olty, a
1” imngino Sullivan doing what Car- local bu“. in tho third round. and Tom»
nc-miJ-r is‘doingv or what, “'illurd did. my Hurt. of \V’ostficld. busily defeated
and. thnpsvy i2: mpm‘tmi to ho about “hauling" lrooluxs. of this city. in :l
in (in? “W lil-u- to imagine I‘vtor Jurk. six-round affair.
son and (‘hzirlvy Mitchell coming here _____
‘in post": ff‘l‘ ill“ movies \Vlllll‘ ll hun: STEADMAN AND MOREY FIGHT
til‘E-(l rings her-ironed to them. The DRAW AT BR'DtGEPORT-
rim:r .uvenls 10 hp losing its romance munxnfllnlt'l‘. April Rl‘ls—JStondi'
and lie rr-ul sporting ilm'or. (”lining Smudman. a". fizhtor from Oklahoma,
pious-1 have» heroine posers. struttvl'h‘ juStiflc-d tho high rating which hr'
and Worsted bunkers. 1.0L Cul‘pontivr brought East with him when he met
pot into n ring and show America that Battling L‘I()1'p‘\" of Ilartford. in the
lu- is worthy ul' :1 fight with liompsrny star bout, on the Armory A. A. card
lwi‘tzrt- tho l‘olimvvrs of boxing are laid last night. and battled to o four-round
iBran‘dt-Waltz Draw:
' Spencer Beats Hanson
HARTFORD, April 30.——‘l‘wonty-lwo
of the fastest rounds soon by boxing
fans in this vicinity since tho revival
of. the sport cropped from out of the
program of the commission‘s card.
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Are your brakes in A1 condition? . ' .
Do your wheels'line up 0.
mileage on your tires? '
Are the bearings in your motor in good condition?
Now iaa-good time to go over the car anfl have it putt:
readiness. You‘will want it just the day you; find you hive
neglected to have your work done. ‘ . ‘ . '
I have sometires at the old price.
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tire strangers. The only plaza they speak to oar-ll other is at
”19. Van Dyk storesl .‘
DUCHESS. The Coffee Supreme ........... 48c lb.
PURE COCOA.Healhful 35c“).
BUTTER;th from the Churn . . . . . . . . . 73c lb.
EGGRS. Rushed from Nest to You ....... 53c doz.
J ames Van Dyk Co.-
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Agent for Shaler “Roadligbter”
Headlight Lens. approved by the state . . . . $3.50 per set
Tires. Tubes and AccessOries
Service Station for Unified States and Goodyear Tim, Kahlil:
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» . colu- stn'rs, Play Suits. Middy Dresses, Overalls, 3.9quw
ers and Creepers of every deescripfinn to make the little om:
comfortable and happy through the warm weather. '
BOYS’ com- surrs white. hire, mm and dark and light
OVERALLS in gingham for the tiny ones, and heavier.
dark matefial for older children. ‘
30mm cum cams-Ens of cool, dainty materials,
which may\be easily laundered. Among these is the "Pa
Rompers” with the extended hip lines and many others. a,
J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
88 WASHINGTON ST. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
_ shown here have won for Us a widespread reputation.
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HQUSE DRESSES
- The good styles and excellent service of the garments
£1;er dress is well made, and you can be assured of per-
fection of fit and finish. ,
There are numerous attractive models in percale. mails
rats, ginham, etc. Sizes 36 to 54; l
Prices range. from . . . . . . . .......... 5?.
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its WASRIFL-‘l‘ull 8'!
LLOYD
Loon WOVEN .
Baby Carrisgss
W'e have them here
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These are the wonderful
carriages that are woven on
Looms, far faster and far finer
than the fastest, finest fingers
ever wove. And far‘cheaper.
Remember, you can buy 8
Lloyd Carriage of ' the closest
weave for the price of the
coarsest reed in the'old hand-r
waven kind ’ ' I
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Sterling ,A'Fumifllre; CO-
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Women s Fur-nos and Oxfords
‘ Many new novelties with tongue efi‘ects, perforated or
plain tips; military-or high heels.
‘ Sport Pumps—Brown grain
military heel.
Strap Pump——Black mat kid, high tongue, leather Louis
heel, instep strap passing Over tongue. ’ .
' SILK HOSIERY FOR wow.
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81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
oalf, wing perforated tap.
.HOMES
Every Cluss of Purchaser. -
Values $3.00 to 5575.098.
.-‘: comfortable home for the laboring man. _
.‘x beautiful estate for the man» who cm. afford
to l):. r. the price.
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REPAIRING, V‘JELDlNG.
LIGHT TRUCKING AND PARCEL DELI‘JER‘I-
FOR SALE .
:2 Ford Touring. 1 Buick Touring. 1 Buick llmwirlm‘. 1
So. Norwalk Auto Elinor Co. 1 l ‘
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Will’s cuocomrrus AND CONFEGTIONS
' ffixtra. Special One Pound. Box $1.00.
\ Milk Chocolates Fussy Package ‘
20 oz. pkg. 1, 2. 5 Pounds
' Samplers" '
'1, 2,3, 5 Pounds. ._
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SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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