e L assoft wuvtdlil action" . bang Mobil. 1°- pdnted on a hardourfice, felt- base material that is waterproof, stainproofsnd mothproof. Comejn and see them. e'xol .sos-s-assessesossosssosss-ses$9uw 76"19' ns-ssassesses-sessssseusss. $11.50 9"!10 a" sseessedesssssoses .eesea $16-75 9,.x12.000'.0.....ICOOCOCUCODICU'OOIO$17” ANGEVINE But between now and July there ' ' . . ' roam-roan so. v m b. mu. time m. m... l. am... Here is trul amazm motor car dormance. And m. m 8%. loud. Norwalk m... on”... nrgnmgrmousggmmg; Y g P" 3%.!” SAY WILIS CAN FLA'lTEH BOTH Firpo, or Willard 'Not,So Good, Is Fight Exe . port’s Opinion. NEW YORK. my 18. —‘As was pub- lished yesterday. filers Willard and Luis Firpo have been matchedto inset not later than July 7. actual date and place later to beagreedarpon. v Willard is on his wayW'est to rejoin his family in Los Angeles. stopping on two days at Wichita. Kan..~to straight- en out some business attain. Firpo soon will hit the road to pick up some easy money against setups in nGrand Rapids. Havana and Mexico City, as told in this column yesterday. The early date set for the match. between June 30 and July' 7. is all in favor or Willard. It gives up; aged Kansan a chance he would not have it Firpo was given the opportunity of a couple more months' tutoring by Jim- my Delilorrest. and a couple of match- es against something else besides set- ups. under his belt. says George B. Underwood. in the Telegram. , The fact that the match is to be staged before July 7 leaves an element of doubt which would not be present it there were more time for DeForrest to polish oil the rough spots.- With those rough spots polished of! the Wil- lard oi the present would be battered into submission quicker by Firpo than it tool: Dempsey to turn the trick at Toledo tour years ago. It Firpo was given a little time to perfect a semblance of defence. es- pecially against right hand uppercuts and counters. and to perfect-his hit- ting, especially in regards to shorten- ing his punches and not come in wide open when he lets his deadly right go, we doubt it the veteran Kansan pachy- derm would last two rounds against the hairy Argentinian. Hence Willard, with his sage fight- ing head and his proficiency with the right cross and uppercut. stands a chance or bringing Firpo down before the Argentinian can land one of his wallops in the right place. Firpo can take a punch on the jaw but he can not assimilate them (like Floyd Johnson. \Villard landed forty- nve right hand punches flush to the w jaw of theI :‘ido open Jognsong :vho 2d out by “Kid" Kaplan‘ ot Meriden. walked OX- l 8 right Into t em. 6 0m in the sixth round oi their scheduled . ' he could put Floyd hora do combat. 1: round bout 1m mm. Both a... 73 North Main Street, South Norwaik It will not take forty oi Willard'n washed 129 1 4 pounds. . '- ‘ . right handers to bring Firpo down. Billy Defoe won the Judges' deci- On the other hand. one o: Firpo's' sion over Jack‘nansner. wailops will do more damage than all ' ‘ 13 m m y NOBWALK o: the blows landed on Willard by Wemlhowingsmnsoi; Chiffon Silk Stockings InAlltheLsadingShadea Black, Beaver, Sand, Gun Metal, Suede, at $1.50, $2.00, $2.65 GordomSilk Hose at .. . .. . . . . . . . $1.00, $1.19, $1.45 to $2.50 J - iiittlo lime to corre‘ct'h Johnson. Firpo is hitting one hundred 'per cent. better now than he was when he fought Brennan. Splendid ashhifi plenty more or it. ' He still is a, green. crude. unschool- ed lighter and the teeth there season him in between now and July. gives Willard. despite the fact that the aged Kansan boasts only a semblance of his old fighting form. a chance to beat the stalwart Argentinian. Personally we do not think Willaid’s improvement is. there is room tor" White and. a horse st detract has who. unified. hobs a «40. winner in the Lincoln Headway. trained to; her history monogram. :ohsar mean. who. mm was. Bud. today tells the dos-y. “A low days before the race.” Johnny said. “White Bud got tran- tious and ran away with I “his boy. Somehow the outbnrn to aiiect the any and she was other feed for several days.__ The a" bi- ioretheraoOInvshsI-abottls oi heavy Ecotch ale and she drank deep and hearty "I'm not claiming that Search no is the ideal beverage for race. no}... in training. but it certainly stimuma White Bud.” It long shots like, White» Bud con- tinue to will it is likely that the Book- makers' Protective AAssociation wlu take steps to see that some sort of an "eihgteenth amendment" is paced ‘9 prohibit giving Scotch ale to race horses. . . Dorsey Meets M n in 3 ] Sta ord- Tonight Two Norwak boys will appear oh. the Stamford Sports club's boxing rounds of boxing are planned and . a Bridgeport battle: will be teatured in: the star bout. Young Luby ,the hard seeking ‘ Bridgeport leather-weight will box the veteran Sammy Waits in a 12 round arrair. Lubby is a favorite in the Lock City and Stamford fans are backing him to win tonight. Luby is not in for a nose! session however as \Valtz has been doing well or late- and is certain to provide the pridgs- port boy with plenty of action. > The semi-final bout will '1). In eight round “grudge“ exhibition“ be- in con Young Mulligan and. Chick Dorsey, both Norwalk boys. Johnny Latzo. the Bridgeport hid. dleweight. will fight Johnny End! of Stamford in an eight rounder. The opening bout will be I six round let- to between Johnny Nelson and Young Diana, both 0! the Lock City.- V. Rickenbacker. American flier dur- ing the world war and a. former au- tomobile race driver, will be the ot- iicial starter oi the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. May 30. KAPLAN KAYOES mesa. NEW YORK. May 18. —~ Danny Frush, English flyweight. was knock- card in the Lock Cit! tonight. 80 ~' the price of this model is only $935, at the factory. FOURSandSIXES Prices range from $915 to 32190, f. o. b. factory S. L. BENED ICT “”37“!!de mm. WW 1 Phone for a demonstration. ’ We’ll be at your door in ten minutes with this powerful Nash Four Touring model. And we'll let the car give the HingsHalkl Drive it over the roughestroads, through heavy going and up still grades. Feel the smooth and Vigorous rush of power at your command. And then note the. marked economy of operation. chance is any too roseate or whipping, U . 50 I‘irpo. but there is no denying the * i . h 3113 ssesse‘seooesssaselooses-es .00” . chanceisthereand thatitwould not ’ . Med Silk 30” ‘1 (1 $3 00 be there it Firpo was given more tim< :2 [i t , . . , _ . , , , . _ , . _ _ m _ for proper schooling and seasoning. ’ van 2m“ 610?. Silk HOS. 8 - $2 5‘0 $3 Whoever it is that is directing thi (i ‘ destinies of the Argentine giant I: .’r H “hen you want to match a gown or shoe in stockings, some hero and making a. mistake in. rushing Filpc ‘ n ‘ into the match with Willard. Firpi . , . ll “'3 "I". probably will beat Willard. probahi: - , will annihilate him. But Firpo is tak ! H ing a needless chance. and inasmuci H as Firpo is a million dollar prospec _ . the wise procedure would be no! u g) i take any more needless chances thin U \ ' . ‘ . are necessary. 5 - § , _ , eW an —- e c It still remains to be seen whethei ' . _ u ' 1y men-m 1 . -—- NOW GOING ON — . . . soned Firpo and the iorty-three-yea'r ' ‘ , . 0f timely mterest are these new sport sandals With cut- 01d “term Wm mod“... .I "I, ,1“ . i > _ . ‘ . ". rut vsmps and walking rubber heels. °‘§§§k03§i§§’§¥‘mm o: the “per.“ J H s - , \ ' ‘ They come in tan calf, white cal! and patent vamps With w. 1.“, mm“, with 1. am Hun l' I 0! :TFY quarters. , Wills would whip both Willard and ‘ . . d ti 9) Firpo in the same ring and on the i , $4.50 to $7.00. a... .1... i,- an W111, continue Ulltll the en re :1 “figment," ' ~ u’ S rin stock of '- ‘ ” ~ ,- ' ' MILTON ELWOOD Amen 9'“ * for . i is " Race Horses; lg ‘_ . ,n. 122 wasnmo'ron 81'. soon NORWAII no“ from the "Hielands" ( g n. Scotland has come the . tale of 110. l , .ats ti g 0 I . t r .‘ . . I , resses apes . - - ‘ l‘i ’ ' ’ ’ 9! Got a Headache? Get Glasses. U, n ‘ . , \ , I oi . . . » u . _ m... mmmwm BAD TAKESALTS . it Etc Fyrstnin is the floss neonate-use “W Proper Glas- ‘II ’ ,. . r s; PM “W, w '9 s . 1 . , I“, . i' CEIV‘NOBWALK SaysBackacheonenMeansYonBarc H " ”~ OVER 20 YEARS’ CONTINUOUS PRACI'I . h’ot Been W M “but u .3 e . _ .. . , .1 . . _ When you wake up with backache it ‘ are 08 o . , I 93 _ and dull misery in the kidney region - . _ ‘ . . A 4 ‘ ll . , . it maylnean youhave been *emngil“ ' ‘ - ‘ v a- " .~ ,_ ' ‘ foods which create acids. says a well- U . .. ‘ , . . _ ) , . - , ., . . _ 1 ;, . 3‘. ‘ . ~ 'ON known authority.‘ An excel-“or such . h; ' ; ‘ H '. ‘ ;’_ ' I; , . ; .1 .7 ' V ., ”- . . acids over-works 'the kidneys in their HI . . g _ f} . j . . ._ , ., > . . ,. , 5 ,1 ‘5 . _ i' - ‘- -... ~ - Y GARMENT SOLD AT ABOUT ‘ u WALL s'r. Jeweler W sonwauc my Mom mt 0:1 rm“ ”6 u _ Em , . . J ,- . .' _ , ‘ _ - H ' ”summit “on WM“. leggy. When your an g‘st elug- f u . ~ , . . ¥ '- . . , > _ _. , , _ “r gish and 'ciog you must relieve them. . . ' - 7 1 ll ' like you relieve your bowels. senior“ if _ ' ." .; n . ing all the body’s m-inous waste. else nu \ . , _ ¥ ' , ' " . ' ‘ L ‘ you have backache. sick headache. ‘ I ’ . chime “ 1m Slotted Retain BA'l'l‘ERIES “u” ‘”°"" ’°“' “W“ ”“1?“ ii . ‘ ‘ * ‘ ‘- “ er tongue is coated. and when t e _ -, - , . . MORE PH 0 . weather is bad you hails rheumatic H , j ’2' , 7 _, 1‘... , , ’: w, m." wines. The urine is cloudy. tun-o: . D M A” new: 8°“ 1‘“ Ever. W ls sediment. channels often get are. a a: 3 H I! water scalds and yell are obliged l" . ,_ ‘ . _ H seek relief two or thresdt‘nes during ‘ ~‘ Tasmanmmmm’ cam m mm. 1 s, .: “at“. ,1 Either commtammsp .- m siclIn at once or get tron your oh“ man 01¢me mad-t about torn-rm of Salts: take a tablespoonm inva HARRY DUFF 8 }Inioast. SO. NORWALK of water before breakfast for-mfg '” ’ days and your kidneys ray that m With mm. m 1m . fine. This famous salts in and . dam ‘1'. “a. . , r the acid of grapes”
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