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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 10, 1920 · page 2

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80m NORWAIS.

Anyone who thinks that the 11m. tots do not have fash-

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FOR-5 SALE

'A number‘of secondhand wagons. carts. plows.
barrows. "scraners. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.

TheNorwaIkCoaldeupply" "
.108 Water St, . So. Norwalk, Conn.

 

admirers say that he will prove the

big surprise ofi the night “an be}

'. tackle Polity; If this pain funding:=
, anythim like the motion thly- guy. in

their nrefious engagtnnent: the fans

 

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Boston, 2.8102121

 

- and :wjltm . “ " 9 2'5
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atre New Britain I'll alumni» bsfim York "" ”'5 " 5055 3%
,‘leni‘bund stair. $53181“ smmehm ”"“‘”"' ‘5 1'T”"' a.
ing rapid noses “hike squared W Wa’mngm‘ " "'T“ ' ‘ ‘ 8'5 3 337* ' or
since his Ins sewn-fit: W 11378 on "m""‘""" ' 5 '33" , 4731
lug: met some of the best boys in the St. Louis """""""" 4-3:!
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‘= boxer This time; however, his local Detroit ut'flNéW 5

Clucago at Philadelphia. ,.
Cleveland slimming-ton.
St Louis at Boston.

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Birmingham, 8; Mobile 3.

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upon the trench boner 0:110:ng
Eurone he said yesterday.

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the tact that Harry Wills.

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day not to task Mame. manager of
mummy, and he replied"- “While I
hive doubts as to the advisability of

“Dempsey with a negro in opposition
to public sentiment. still I will sly

mild: coma Lumegfive

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“Under, no circumstances will I re that the champion will not take re:-
lease BMW and 0311303031: “gangs bob!“ any excuse in order to
their ”We With 136,000th liVOid a W Wiih ; Jogwaj ogponent

 
 

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AMSRLQAN LEAGUE. '“
Player undClub. G. AB R. 3.11.0

heavy- Sister, SLCIILT ..... 74 298 57 124 4.16
we! t (than: ion of the negro race, is 530981!“ or, 6V9 -74 235 70 115 81-403
cl: 4: W the MA Jadggon, on: “3711 277 «is me .393.
., tuners “out 51511:: latex-national Sporting Ruth, N. Y ...... 71 242 74 92 .380
Club next Thursday night. in a con Weaver, Chi ..... 74 314 T60 113 .800.

T, 4444 m w mm with :1... as.) “new“. LEAGUE.
“(liaison that Champion Dempsey “511] Player and Club. ..AB R. H PC;
be £111th wnn- on winner. curiosity Romsby. St. L. . . 76 301 50 113 .373,
‘ NOS been Nfirllfifii a“ la wheghggr, in 3311*“), N. Y. ..48 130- 10 47 .353}
the meant on wax being renamed um when, (3111...... .59 213 35 72 .3291-
, i wider the title bolder would draw the Ron sh Oil: ..66 240 33 80 .328
. color line The question was youtar. Konetchy, Bklyn. 60 2'36 27 77 .326

 

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‘1 IN F-RAH. 8HELL8 AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Jilly 10 ”The Lincoln!

hier- from mmtmt and Will 10854.: mg; contests and would not match Pall: Boat Club of Chicago, muster

day won the Central Stones ennui!
amateur TOWlnE regatta at the munici-
pal pier with a total of 23 l 2 points...
Grand Remus Boat and Canoe (Blobs:
of Grand Rapids Mich. was secondo

"Furtllm31 will mist 11119: cm-
pentleris noxt match being held in
Europe, as I am not sufficiently fa-
miliar with conditions in America. I:
an: panama to otter Dempsey as
much as anybody. but. I will rigidly.

 

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T~ ; will be in for some real milling. " "J
‘ Christie auditorium 13 mv;,'t;::;4y;;£fsifl" ,
Local interest will not only be 04211.4 8:61.11 48'“) Brooklyn. 23
*tered in the Keuv-Pamz go. The 'Wg‘ma 4 Pittsburgh 1.
‘work of Joe Christie, .formerly of New York '2. Chicago 3 (13 in.
Philadelphia, who has been making nin ) ’ ’ '
Hartford his home fos'the 18:11; six 3‘ ' ’ .3 .
months or more. w I be osely ub-
watchod against “Bobby” Hanson. theE Standing of m. W3 Last. p, (3,
ever willing New York flywelght. who Brooklyn . . . . 42 553
game Sammy Nablo such a hot eon~ Cincinnati 39 30 565
test when they met here two weeks Chicago ____________ 39 36 .52.)
ago; The Christie-Hanson bout will St Louis .. 39 37 313
also be a ten-rounder. Pittsburgh 35 34 .507
11 ............. 30 '33 AN
“EYE”- COLEY W'NS 1131:3011 ork .......... 33 40 .452
V -T 35-900 031° PURSE Philadelphia ........ 28 43 .394
Buckeye Trotter T09. Fast for Mflh’ Game. Today.

phy's $30000 Brasiloff. . Brooklyn at St Louis (2).

.. NORTH RANDALL. Cleveland. 0-. New York at Chicago. '
July 10 —-—The Ohio purses of $5. 000 for philadelphia at Pittsburgh.

2 :08 traitors. the feature of the week Benton at Cincinnati.

T on the (hand Circuit program. wont tor-s .... E. , AT u...

an Ohio driver yeeterday when Peter INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

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AN EXHIBITION _OF COLONIAL FURNITURE
. The public is cordially invited to inspect a collection of
TANTIQUE AMERICAN MADE. FURNITURE at this store

Woe authentic, ond' in many models and quaim designs.
.T y of the mcbnens are extremely rare and all give a

splendid idea 01 the excellent work of early American cabinet T

. maker. m
T PLEASE NOTE—That the showing is for exhibition only
and not for sale. .

SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS

RAYMOND & SON
who 8. High st’s.

 

Norwalk .

 

Coley. driven by Charles Valentine. 0! 4

Columbus won in three straight heats Yesterday; Results.
all hotly contested E. Colorado.drly. Toronto. 3: ’Jersey City, 2
on by W. R Cox. was second and Rat. Akron, 6.11;: Syracuse, 5-6.

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Ethel Chimes second choice in the
boning won the 2: 14 pace in stmioht
heats: James Albert ,the favorite fin-
ishing second.

Games Today.
Reading at Buflnlo.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Baltimore at Rochester.

 

 

 

Kodak , PHOTO DEVELOPING Phomgml’hfi

Films . '4': ' A-l Work Enlarged.
3». (24 hours service)

Drugs our-roux: 23111:ch Patents

 

80. Man: St.
Prescriptions Phones 833-)! -- 1532 Cigar,
Special Quality
-Whitman‘s Bathing. 03133 Delicious .
Chocolates 35° to 850 Beds

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Syracuse at Akron.

EASTERN LEAGUE.

AMERiCANS BEAT -
FRENCH IN SINGLES

EASTBOIT RNE England July 10——
America won the first two matches
from France in their Davis Cup tennis
series yesterday. “31033: M Johnv
ston. of California, defeatinzZAndro
H (.obert 6-3 84; 63 while William
T. Tilden .of Philadelphia won from
‘ William H. Laurentz, 4-6, 62. 6-1. 6—3.

 

 

 

Vuoferdcv‘o Reunite. .
Hartford. 5: Bridgeport. 1.
‘W’orcoster, 3; New Haven. 2.
Albany. 5: Pittsfiold. 2.,
“’aterbury, 4; Splinzfleld, 3.

 

 

 

Standing oi the Clubs.

 

 

HOMES

For Every Class of PurchASer. 31. NYE}?
Values $3.000 to $75 ..000
A comfortable home fer the laboring man.

A beautiful estate for the man who can aiford
to nay the price.

RAYMOND BROS.

 

graphed to the figmers' lepresenta
lives yesterda} by Mike Collins local‘
boxing momoter l

 

, Games Today.
V Bridgeport at Hsnford.

.Foir Play will start in
{Stakse must I‘Im hm Whl'l" 13“ 2,378ch easily

Tftont during the first part of

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holdTCarpemier 101115 contract. can
gentler. can’t fight otherwise.”

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record is likely to go to the credit of.
record is like! 310 go to the credit of
Samuel Riddle’s great throe~ymmd
colt Man 0’ War this aftermon. at the
Aqueduct track This famous son of
the Dwyer

ney’ s best colt. John P. Grier.
be forced to run at his best to

struggle

will be retained the victor, but

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If Wills is 1egarded by the public as
a fit opponent for Dempsey and the
compensation is satisfactory, I would
:not: hesitate to make the match
Dempsey met a negro in the ring pro
vious to coming under my manage
ment. and even if he were inclined to
draw the color line he could not con-
sistently do so In subsbunce.
so? has no reason to amid a match

A WORLD'S “£3039 To”W‘Nwith any man in the world. He is con '

fiction! of his ability to defeat any box
or in the world, and is ready to moo:
one and 2:11. ’

ZBYSZ K0 THROWS HAYDEN.

ALBANY N. Y" July 10 .wStal'ds-T
defeated Olaf

 

 

and W111 Haydon in a wrestling match here
keep in last night. The first fall was secured
, 91!! in 26 minutes with a belt nelson and
Man 0’ Vtar undoubtedly crotch hold. and the second in 8 min-
in utes with a flying mare

 

Demp- ‘

with 12 1-2 points. The Victorian!
club was given the Elks’ trophy cup.»
Nembexs of the winmng club will par-
tic-mute in the national 1egatta. to
hold at W’orcestoi Mass. July 34.
which time the final events for than-
lection of cream; for the Olympia
games will be held. , l
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BRENNAN-WY MATCH. ' ..

W'hile articles of agreement for 3.
Brennan-Dempsey match have not, as:
yet beenseigned. Ream said he had
decided bu give The Chicagoan anoth<
or bout. It will be staged wherever1
the largest bid comes from and will'
probably take place in September. . l

JOHNSON HEARD FROM. '
ANGELES July 10—41101!
Johnson. former heavyweight chm/-
pion pugilisr now a fugitive from Am:
orican justice in a long distance lc-lep
phone call 519510103: Item Tijuana;-

 

 

Jolm P. Grier he will meet the colt ...___.... ,LOWGI‘ (5311101853 nfiWPfl 10 surren-
‘ ‘ which a majority of horsemen declare ~11» Best Salesmanma Wm M. der himself to Faloral authorities ll!
1. nm "nonnd hm in Hm maul-m, T accmdod certain privileges. .

 

 

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91 June driton by Ed Gears. 1183 31:10:10. 0; Reading. 3. .
third. Brusilofl‘ recently sold for $30- Baltimore-Rochester wet grounds.
L 000 and equal favorite in the 31100031
.1 betting with Peter Coley. was a keen} Standing of the Clubs.
‘disappointmont to his backers. He “7.011 Lea-t. PC
_ was never prominent. lButfalo ............. 50 26 .658
The Tavern “Steak” of $5.000 for Baltimore ........... 48 26 .649;
2:14 class trotters. was won by Alta. Toronto ............. 50 28 .641'
Dona: 111 019.99 by Tatum Mummy. fAkron .............. 46 30 . .605.
The " .18 class trot. went to Vannut Heading ............ 3 , 39 .494;
Frisco. All three boats were herd Jersey City .......... 30 45 .409
fought bctwoeu Walnut Frisco Nor- [Rochester .......... 24 51 .302
» Inn» Dillon and Allcola. Snacuse ........... 11 58 .227 ,

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MINNEAPOLIS PROMOTER Efi‘gwgfgfin """""" :15... ‘21”?
MAKES ”FER F0“ 3°“ no.3...”- .'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.” :3 27' '050'1
MINNEAPOLIS—v July 10.—~An offer Ef’fflfifiig‘d 33% g9 . 2:“:
of $75 000 for a tenTround Ira-decision .1th}... """“ T2,; 9 31 .. ‘49'2‘
bout between Jack Dempsey and Bill Hurtinrd """""""" 3‘ 34., 44,4
‘ Biennan liexe on Labor Day was telet [Nata-bury. ' ‘ ‘ """ :52 :4; '33:;

 

 

DANCE '

TO THESE RECORDS-—

35696-011! 3,. Jingo.

 

Nobody but You.

 

The July "Victor Records
ARE ON SALE.

(Hear Them at
THE HAMLTON SHOP

49 WALL STREET.

 

1867mm
' r11 See‘Youin
Cubs.

 

5/ * ' ' 18007~ElVeeda
18661—001030 Baby Are 1011, one step.
Left All Alone Again Blues. '

18662——Kaeerar, fox“ trot:
When You’re Alone.

 

 

 

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Victor ' W'eseiy
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)

Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re-
haired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.

Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
13 Raymond Street South Norwalk, Near South Main St.

All]

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35275——chingnling’ 8 Jazz Bazaar.
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COMPLETE STOCK OF JULY RECORDS ALSO ON HAND

E—-—-—-. T

DON E TY’S
16 South Main Street

 

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Saturdays- at 6 o’clock.

 

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The store closes daily at 5 o’clock

 

 

Poplin

 

black

 

Coats of Silk and. Silk

(A limited number in “navy blue and

. At Clearance
Have sold formerly up to $00.00

 

 

 

1*. .4

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; knitted fabric,

less,

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733 sacrament stuns!

 

 
 
 
 

~ 7A new shipment arrived of PURE SILK PONGEE SPORT
. BLOUSES—Will sell samofOr $2.00 and $2. 50. Come at once
' they Sell fast.

tit?

SdUTE'NORWALK , '

lagging ‘

T SILK TBIGOLETTE srou'r BLOUsEs Ar $3. 50, can * '

 

THIS WEEKS SERUM——

ore

 

Utiea Mills. bleached 2 1-2 3705. wide, yd” ”$145,
Harem llamas]: Table 0100:, Winches wide, yd., . . .8115
'Sezrimaurtains, wincheswide,yd., .....240.
gm Curtain, Winches wide, yd”, ... ......39c

Wide ':.cnrt«a:n,36-mehoew1tlo,yd. ... ...590
armsomchsswide,yd., .’.. ......49c

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Utica. Mills Sheeting, bleached, 2 1-4 yds. wide, 30., . . . $1.23 E: .

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

$1. 30 and $1.50
Boys’ Week'suits robifoged,

‘ ’ Noinsook Underwear two-
piece style, sizes 2 to 8 years only,

Waists, 59 cl! Trunks, 50 61:8
Ribbed Pants in trunk 165835223

9818’“chqu of a. fine
89 ct: to 51-05 _

Girls? Vests, low neck and sleeve-

? Girls’ Vests offineSwisslislielow
; neck and sleeveless, 69 eta to $1.00

Summer Pajamas:
W" for girls mm "Tm
One or two pieces in cotton crepe, 1'5
@111 to with fency pink and orehid '

'13:: with blue stitcb— T
$5.

5‘fl‘ig—i‘ 1AA.1.__...T-‘

130'!)in Bed: Spreads

 
 
 

of novelty
amethyst,

Some 0

TE ' , “Gm” union sum ing over.
; knickerbocker style, $1.00 and $1.2) _ 7&4!“ é:

390m

{111051311858 81’6

Mum floor. JOI‘i’I‘lgS

$7.50,

$5.00

 

Exceptional Values in5

Tricolette and Mignonet‘ba
Plain models in brown and navy

Embroidered models in brown and

other colored stones
French metal, antique silver or gilbl

are pleasng,
They are woven of fine, all wool yamsi

Exceptionally

bathing suit is a poor invasions
because it - "
water.

 

Dresses
blue
$27.50

blgck

$32.50

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E ' NOW $25.00 Second floor.
~— ' _.l .....--,_,~_..,___._- A A .....AA. 3
Summer Underwear A String of Beads .

r" .» ~E "kw-q- . ‘5'" Often it' 1S the glittering of a bhm §
“'15" fl’r"W' , his or the flash of a beautifully on: f.

'.B ’ Union Suite. “Cartel-’3’ T iece of crystal worn as an ornamen 4
"blood Me, with waist attach ghost gives the finishing touch to any} 2

ment and trunk length pants, costume. ."

There is a very large assurance?

p .

necklaces, imitation jad
sapphire, emerald, jet 1min.
mounted

f these are of Oriental dot .

sign and of elaborate workmanship}
This is a. collection well worth lookvf -

$3.95 to $20.00 M

 

“California" Bathing Sluts ;‘

Two-piece models which the ,
ty of women like and

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up pgérgg _
in a variety of di '
and combinations
especially when we

$8.,50 89.503.11081050 all
good. A oboe

 
 

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A vanity Case _-

 
 
 

’ 5’5 {light weight and desirable for summer, made ‘1 55 Always a W
mt}: hemmed or scalloped edges. , 5 and very much u: foam r
med edges, size 62.1: 90 $3.25 - ion. One new style com
T ' 72 X 90 , $3.75. innolored leather, grce '
g 80’ X 99 . sg'gg brown. purple or bk:
‘1 s ' and has five diflerent .
1’ 33.50 P 1. l... l i
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l 82 50
a Imam: m 1

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