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GIVEN bout in the Commonwealth Sporting
DECISION OVER MOORE 611514.421 Madison .avenue. Moon. in
the? one“: round. lent Beecher to'
the guns; with a. hard right. but the
local lad was on his feet in a jiffy
lighting harder than before. A crowd
of 3,000; watched the bouts. ‘
In the semi— final bout of twehe
roun‘ds Tommy Noble. former feath-
erweight champion of Englaiid, re~
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3.4“ judges decislo- over Roy Moore.
ad St. Paul, in their fifteen- round
MANUFACTURERS’
OUTLET STORE
127 Washington St., South .Norwalk.
IAnnounce that on Saturday, the Sixteenth of
October, they will hold their Grand Opening
Featuring a most uncommon assortment of Ladies’ Coats
made up in the best materials, fancy lined, some with fur col-
hrs, some without, ., .1; e1. nini‘u‘mim
BUT ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICE.
Saturday Specials at .
ROSENFIELD’S.
"Aladdin” Aluminum Sauce
Pan. 4 qt. size; Reg. $2. 35
Saturday Special .' . . :' . . $1.98
Buck Saws
good quality -
Saturday Special . . . . .
“Aladdin” White Enameled
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Saturday Special ..... .. 89c
Standard Flour Sifters-
Saturday Special 836
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Saturday Special ........ 100
_ “Sterling” Gray Enameled
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1 ‘Saturday Special ...... $1.79
“Hotpoint‘l Electric Irons
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“Liberty” Aluminum
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Give us a try. Prices very reasonable.
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caved the retei-ee s decision over Bob-
by Michael; the East Side knockdut
artist.
every round of the contest. and the
judges did not hesitate to amrd him
the verdict at the end.
is considered to be a heavy puncher.
, evening throughout the
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The judges at the end of the -—-—-—-—--—9 1
contest disagreed. and when Referee
Kid McPartland was called upon for
his verdict he agreed on the English-
man as the winner.
opponent twice in the secondround.
each time for the count of eight. No-
ble held on continually din-ins
contest and often used his head in-
stead of his fists.
‘ Joe Florio. the former Paul-t A. C
amateur champion.
~ decision to Tony Peters in the open-‘
lng bout of six rounds. It was Flor-
lo's first professional contest.
In a ten- round contest Tommy Sle-
ger ,another former
. champion handed Dick Loadman. of
' Buffalo, a nifty lacing.
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BAS’I‘AMS 1'0 BOX IN
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NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Some of the
best‘boxlngyet seen hi this city will
be staged tonight .at Madison Square
Garden. when Jack Sharkey. one of
the most combat“. buntams in the
world. who got adecision over Jimmy
Wilde. ‘will meet Charley Ledoux, ban-
tam champion of Europe. in a. fifteen
round bout. and Joe Lynch. leading
candidate for the title of the class.
will take on Jabez White. of Albany.
These two bouts will be fifteen
rounds each. and William Muldoon
and Charles Thoriey will be the judg-
es. while Bill Brown will referee.
In the opening bouts. Johnny Reis-
ler. eat-amateur featherweight. mu lou- occasions
have to travel some to stave (misinte-
h‘redd\ Reese' s rushes. and Frank
Noble floored his in; mule f
whobas‘
.the since Tuesday
lost the Judgq‘
vice.
local amateur
resulting
Sieger won
Loadman. who
.THE RoY'AL JAMES
1 'NORWALK, CONN.
DansantSoiree
Every Saturday Evening.
The management Of the Royal J ameswish to an-
nounce that, inasmdch as the two Saturday evening
Dance Soirees already given have prov en most suc.
cessful, they will continue thr-9 .
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habit of “dropping at the
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Em.wutd8esreh is. be-
Curl Wilck. 24 years old .
missing from this city .
‘ Wilck and Miss .
Laura Freda, of this city were to '
have been married Wednesday shew
noon. The young man failed to keep |
an spp'olntment with his Illness on
Tuesday and has not been seen since. -
die is a veteran of the world war and .
was severely gassed while in the ser- .
It is believed that he disappear- :
ed while amicted by loss of memory .
from after efl'ects of gas, :
as he had been so alfllcted on prev- _
His home is in‘ Vir-
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