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0NDAY. my 18, 19313
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BEIAENMWN
NEW YORK. July 18.—'1‘hrough a
misunderstanding over the lease of
Boyle's Thirty Acres. in Jersey City.
on which 'l‘ex Rickard built the great
‘arena for’ the. ChrpentlepDempseY
t
THEATRE
«u: IT'S coon, tr PLAY.
THE sesame
TODAY AND TOMORROW '
l'nramount Presents Another fight. the promoter may be'compelled
Big Hit to change his plans for holding other
' championship bouts there.
CHARLES RAY 3 Rickard. in his negotiations for the
—in _ site. understood that the arena ld
island for at least six months. and laid
“PEACEFUL
.VALLEY”
A Country Low: Story With
Plain Folk Characters and
a Real Air of True to
Life llomencss
hetween-Carpentier and Gibbons and
another Dempsey affair.
Now the owner “ants the big pine
saucer erased from his thirty acres.
umi Rickard has virtually decided to
hold the bouts in Madison
Gardrn.
‘MASTIAIRS IN (‘lAlSE CHESS GAME.
ATLANTIC 'CITY. July 18.———Aftcr a
hard contest with Hugo. of New York.
Wlllf‘ll resullt‘d in a draw. D. Janowskl.
TWO REEL FOX COMEDY
“The Unlucky Job”
PATHE NEWS
W ninth round of thc chess masters'
‘VEl-lNESDAY tournament. today. failed by half a
point to overtake the leader. To die.
l'u'ullli'lld Barker Presents
thr- Story by Katherine
Newliu Burt
“SNOWBLIND”
\ remarkable picture of
place. him. therefore. it will be neces-
snry for him to win this important
game. Whitaker. of Washington. also
lost a great opportunity in forty-six
lmovos. Jackson. of Philadelphia.
'piayed an unfavorable ending with
’ the NGNh' .7Sviurnin, of “’ushinzton. to a draw
Other AltI‘ACllOn-‘l :izl'lt‘l‘ seventy~eight moves. The
W ‘s“°"'3=
THURSDAY and FRIDAY "hm“ w°"- 14°“-
t.'ai‘t‘e. .................. 6 2
WILLIAM S. HART Junowski .. ............ an 2&9
. .l":l(‘t0r ................. 5 3
‘ — m ‘ ‘,V\'hitaker .............. 6 8
.. O‘MALEY OF Lla'go .................. 4V. 3%
THE MOUNTED ,, .‘hnrp. .......... . ...... 4% 3X6
bourmn ................ 41,4 3%
It i.'. just such a Play 3., you Marshall ............... 4 4
would expect Hart ‘0 39- '3'} Lotkowskl ........... 4 4
pcar mam“ of action iurover ................ 4 4
Jackson ............... 1 T
VAN" I‘ZNGIVIJIIIRINB TEA.“ LOSFS
Sixtymizht rooters went to Sing
Sim: on Saturday. accompanying the
Nash Engineering hall team to play
IKI'X.‘ E N 'l‘ TODAY.
_ the Mutual V‘i’c-If-irc League of Sing
«'I-ll'r‘o WI) “('11- Again. 1'l-i.~ Tinu- m “Him: primn The game was a corkcr.
. (gm-M lmw Story -"l'l‘m‘l""'r Illll' score twins: three to two in the
"“lll'3‘~" ninth in favor of the local town whifn
llu
(‘halcd Ray ‘8 in town 1'31”” 'l". s-rror hy (‘nrruthers gave the
\\III tm :It the Its-gout 'l‘li: .‘lllt' tmi.“ .\\'vlt:it‘t: lt-um H“. “an". by the Moro
z-nd tomorrow in Mint is rI-gv'ii‘fl 'lflfrir T to It, In the eighth innit"! the
t .- ..v'lt PH il'llllllllh 0" h“ """ ' PB" I\\':t‘lt'ur~- scored 6 runs. A return
1 ‘!.l.llk.llllt' tull‘ of 10“" ”Ml-1‘1““ ‘“ uninit- will ho given the Nash loam in
illtl i’v s'i";-’
1‘ llll
1‘.» ”mt liltfilll’l‘llli'; .iml .<.~ptwnilu-r. :im‘orviinz to the pri-sent
mums-r "in-mutul \"nlivi ' li‘wly'ait‘s‘. tiw lorui tram having mado
\2 2w"! “7" l'lihl‘“ "l'fi “4'“ LUV“ l" ””‘mvh 9 good imprt‘fislon on Satunlmi
Hay pizw uml im- story is our “"1 Murry... tho “'eli'nrt- team's vitrher.
I -~ ~ Ill4l :uivnntur» In H!" ("WM-H '“—;.5. l~;i'tmi out o,“ thr- liox In the lorttl
sodium: the plain folks who CFO-"UP ”‘0 tc‘uvn. Ilia-m tlw-ir star having to he
inlans to use it for the. proposed bout'
Square '
of Paris. who is to meet Jafle in theL
In the first ohcialmame‘ of the sea,-
sori. the LockwoodZSeconds defeated
lthe springwood Seconds by a score of
6 to 5. at the Baxter Grounds. Sunday
morning.
Any manager desiring to set games
with the Lockwood Seconds may do
so by getting in touch with A. Marn-
ca. 28 Lincoln avenue. South Norwalk.
We would like to hear from the May-
flower: or the Arrowa. ‘
The lineups are as follows: .
Lockwood Seconds—Flore. c; Moi-”1
_p-ss: Manna. ss-p; Fitzgerald. lb:
Williamson. 3b: Ryan. 3b: Bonus. ri'; '
Pagano. if: G. Williamson. cf.
Springwood Seconds—Peon. c; Bar-
dos. P: Snich. lb: Bartec. 2b; Wat-go.
3b; Ketchkiss. ss: Yobasar. cf: Thom-
as. rf': Hodaa. li'.
BABE RUTH “LESS AGAIN.
NEW YORK. July is.——-Babe Ruth
went littless yesterday for the second
consecutive day. but his Yankee team
mates walloped out a victory over the
Detroit Tigers. the New Yorkers now
being only one game from the lead
in the American League race. Cleve-
land. which leads by the narrow mar-
gin of a single game. was defeated by
Vi'ashington.
Pittsburgh. the National League
leaders. won in the tenth inning 0\er
New York after two men were out.
The Giants had tied the score in the
ninth.
Pitcher Red Faber. ot the Chicago
ROUND THREAD, ‘SOFI‘ FINISH.
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VFROM MILL
American. won his nineteenth game
of the season in a close twirling duet
Of ninety-three hits made ‘in the,
American League in five games yes-z
terday. two were homers and a triple.
[n the National League there werer
two home rims and two three-base
hits and forty—one hits in two games.
81‘ RA NGIZR TOOK M IL “'AS'ION'S
M 0 N RY.
James Griffin W‘eston. of the Sec-
ond District will play good camaritan
no more. Once bitten. twice any.
A young fellow asked Mr. Weston
for aid Saturday night. He said that:
hearted Mr. Weston fell'for'his story
and shared his room with him.
Awakening the next morning. Mr.
\Vrston round his guest had departed.
90 had 835 in hills. one $20 bill and
three 85 hills.
The money was taken from a vase
in which it was hidden.
Sorgl-nnt Thomas Hunt is looking for
the ungrateful guest today.
noun-st sinii-utli} 'l'lu-rv H .l \‘lllrll‘ 'put in his pinch.
i ll! Vllt‘ pluy nt' ('Ulll‘St'. “lui 1:014 l~|
l ruin lllt‘ l()\t‘ ot' ('lmrl. 1'. its: .1: ! h»;
‘ lin'llllzz' imlx' “Hi [my 1:4 thv- \It‘lnl' ‘
Isn‘t le \illmn ru-uu his du-‘A Tlu :-~
.‘t"‘ unuly L‘r‘ul laughs and 4. NW crux
977“ ..m h :w W(.l.‘vl L. fnnvul ir- trtith. '
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l’. ~_-..-ut \Vr‘dvicsdny Featuri- is ill-gin-
phi lint-Lor Play of l-Iu-nptivnnl
.‘lcrt'.
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I't all star (‘.lfll “fill ltt' [vrrsvntwl 4:
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l’~ll"l and hm ll.“'n nrnniuvorl lu‘ llo 'Il .
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1min rt l\".‘v."lr in hulv nntri‘
"a: six romm. electric
lights. host. modern
hath, double floors,
hardwood tram, all list-
cst improvements. Lot
50xl40. Only ti blocks
from station. I block ‘
from trolley. High-
ly restricted motion.
Price $4.800. Slum
amount down. halanm
monthly.
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line the Hot V‘v’atct Bottle of
“'th Animah in all their Jungle glory will be soon in the street parade
and nn-nngnli- of the Sparks Illa 3 llinx (‘ln‘ns which is coming to South
At 4 o't‘lm‘k .‘ill'ililJyl hunvnlk and will give two performances at the Baxter (innards. Friday.
of ten innings with Myers. of lloston.l
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he was homeless and pe-nniless. KlndJ
mm. BM 1.. C. Smith.
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myplpu'fifls DWTED
ARBO‘VS.
The Mayflower-s split a double head-
or yesterday being defeated on the
“'icke lot in East Norwalk by a score
of 8 to 7 by the Shamrocks of Bridge.
port. In the second game. with the
Arrows on the \Nest Norwalk field.
the Mayflowvrs scored a win by a
score of 10 to l.‘ Bloomquist pitched
tr good game for the Mayflowers at
this game.
Gather Up the Pieces
No matter how badly broken your
lenses may be from that accident, we
can measure the broken pieces and
grind an exact duplicate without the
prescription.
THAMER, INC.
8 IAtlantic 5L. Stamford
If You Want a Better
Bread
AshtorBrudlsdsbytho
Boy-l. Oliver. All nah.
roam. repaired. exchanged
Our agent is in town every day.
Plummet Exchangs
[H.Falrleld Ava. Bridgeport. Cong
sold.
ALTERATIONS
Are CROWDING Us
Bicycles, Lumage.
Auto Supplies,
Sporting Goods
noon serx Dmm
ws nus'r annual: sTocx
Come in and Take Advantage
of the Reduced Prices.
Top Notch Baking Co.
FAIRFIELD BEACH
Building Lots, Fairfleld, Conn.
Terms to suit. No reasonable oiler
refused.
Will Sell One or Fifty Lots.
Partners cannot agree. Must sell
THIS BEAUTIFUL} HOME
FULLER&HINE
AT “LAWRENCE AGENCY
Sthdkaonn.
W. .3 once.
Our car will take you to property
A W H d "" “”7 .
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1 tantrum AVENUE
mo HALL BLOCK “amour-mom. CONN.
80m Nonwsr‘ Telephone n-ssao
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LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
MEN! MEN ! MEN 2
om: more car YOU ronwun warn: omit. mans
SET YOU BACKWARD.
Men’s Mihogsny cm, saddle Oxfords with Rubber Heels sass
Men's Mahogany Calf. French Last with Rubber Hoots ......... 3.146
U. 3. Army Shoss, Manson Last, Goodyear Welt .............. 04.05
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BLUE TRIMMED OXFORDS
White Horse Oxfords with wide, blue saddle strap. plain
toawhite neolin soles
manflordatrhnmsdwithblumdswingflps
mdlnlfsaddle strap; whitonooliasolss $8.50
BEVERAL OTHER NEW MODELS HAVE ARRIVED WQTH THESE
SOUTH INORWALK
$8.50
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"‘Incea to t'ke. And a 9000 H“
Water Bottle is one thing no ham.
~Y~ould ever be without.
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PRESCRIPTION PHAMACIST
No. Main 8t., 80. Nor-walk
Mal-us. man—m“; In".
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301.1) or my Trams ‘
The HAMILTON Shop ;
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l wc'ir 1325: workmtrs‘tip, new- . ’
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tr ransom. 0s rams! ' .
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SOUTH N ORWALK
Summer Underwear
Rivoli Silk Vests (pink) __. $.60
Mercerized VestsliOotoflm
Forest and Harvard Mills Vests and Pants
'csts ..............._...,........................ 25000759
Pants.50cand7fio
Forest Hills Union Suits, band and bodies tops; shell
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" Harvard Mills, light weight combed cotton Vests . . 65c and 75c
Harvard Mills “Step-In” Combinations . -
WhitePajamaCheck................................$1.00
Pink Marquisette Check $1.98
.These “StepJn” Athletic garments are especially cool and
comfortable, made of thin but durable material.-
J. L’MALLETTE
3,8..Washlngton Street ‘ South Nos-wok
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MEN’S OXFORDS
There’s nothing more appropriate for these hot summer
days Ghana pair or cool, comfortable, Oxfords.
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