53*
- Ywuh .1 argument at the ticket. office.
.Dougimrty. was forthcoming. Collins.
v 1 l rfiGE ’
Shelby
(L-ontnnued from page 1)
"1y Delaney. St. Paul luht heavy-
wt‘iilht' and Jack Burke. one of Demp-
a )3, sparring partners. was can-
rullwi at the inst. minute when funds
vxpt‘cied to b0 supplied by the pro-
mutt-rs wore-got available.
Thu tight érowd was subjected to
n prulnnzatvvalt before the title bout
when Micael Collins. matchmaker.
unscd finermit the fight. to pro.
co... u the money to pay (or the
”penguiflnrics and licteree James
Jim
Kcarns and Major J. 15. Lane. trus-
toe of the promoters cmagcd in a
but it personal check tor $1.000 sign—
. ti l-v .\la_\or .lamcs Johnson. trcasur-
(i‘ cf tho ilLIiiI, cventually was pro-
dmcd and the balance of the money
it"(‘i‘SHlli‘y was withdrawn from the
11H t account.
'l‘mn Gibbons. dct’catcd. but winner
moral \ictory. ncvcrthelcss. in
II." s of Shelby. which celebrated
lllnl'iously inst night. will return to
St l‘;-.ul. his homc. with his wife and
1w '1‘ thrr-c small children tonight or
tnl'mriow.
iit “as givcn a. mighty ovation by
(l. .l
Q.\'
t}. lo\\'.'1spc0plc. with whom he has
i-cntni- immtnscly popular durl'l': his
[luiliiilK horc.
Gibbons l'nmnrhcd
As lu- lvit tho ring a war cap or
Indmn t'cathcrs “ll‘l pushed on his
hull and his srcmu's fought (impor-
ntr l\ to keep hark shouting. congrat-
i:litim: t'ans as ho was rushed to his
(iiiJi'ii rs.
liis “tic. awaiting his coming;
[:l‘wh-tl him with a kiss whr-n I'lt‘
run-12ml homo. Last night ho cclrbrat-
«vi lndc-tn ndcncl- Day by shooting oi‘i'
tiw- «tacit-:rs for the cdiilcation of his
Lois and grcvllni: scores of iricnds.
(lililmns ori‘t-rul no aliivis for the
«ltt'tat, imt drclarcd hc dcsircd a re-
turn match with the champ; that he
had tiir-d undcr the strain imposcd
by thv vxrtstliug in ilL'hting during
oi" thr- truipts alimc the champion's
tall; v.l:-u ilt' sought to put mul' thn
knock mt punch lie tit"FiI‘F(I. IIO was
'unmorkwl. (‘k‘i't-l‘i for a large blue
\vv- t In one tilixh. which he said was
(ans-vi by a low Now which inflicted
smo-rn pain.
Fans \\ ho have i'wr'n licwailing thtp
fact that tho challcngcr probably
would rcrt-ho nothing for lighting
tho champion. \vcre licnrtincd today
by the lrc‘icl' that motion picture
rlltllfn in tho flight. 25 pcr rout. of
.1vizich arc mvnml liy :lliimna. will
not the promoters a considerable sum.
.‘IUiicy for Gibbons
Torms oi’ the contract, provide that
(iihlums was to rcccixc 5t) ptr ccut.
of tho icccipts niiov ctho champion's,
.
guarantor) of SCHOJHIU. Inasmuch as
tlu- pate rcccipts \vcre only slightly
Jnrm- than $2-m,..m he rcccived noth-
ing from the promotcrs.
(iiiuiiuns' trip to Montana was not
cntuwlv larrcn of profits. honcvcr.
.le icvlivul smut from Shelby to.-
traluln: cxptnsts: from $100 to
310') :2 day durim; nearly three weeks
'nt‘ training in admissions at his train-
ing camp. and a tour of tho state im-
mcdtnt-rly proceeding the bout ncttctl
him $3.00".
Gibbons has no rcgrcts our the ri-
nanclnl «ml of the trout. lie has met
the champion. tilt goal touarll which
he has strugrlcd {or the last three
years: rc :wl ltis rncord or ncvcr
North Avenue Water
Main Floods Street
“'ith a. roar that could be heard
for several blocks. the water main on
North avenue burst yesterday morn-
ing. Outside of flooding the street. no
damage was done.
Just after the pipe burst, H. ’1‘. Di-
Foreno. of New Canaan. was passing;
the spot in his automobile and was
forced into a ditch. He told the po-
lice of the break.
The First District \V‘ater commis-
sioners were informed and immediate
repairs were made. The water was
01! about an hour and a. halt.
Three Run Runners Net
Westport. $1,444 More
“'ESTPORT, July 5.—Althouzh
Acting States Attorney Garliclc has
requested that the town court onicial
hind over to the Superior court the
thrcc allcgcd llri< I cport rum-run-
ncrs arrested ’i‘ucsdny. when they
came up for trial today ilncs totalling
$1,444.11 and suspcndcd jail sen-
tences were imposed. Deputy Judge,
Buckley oi the. Citycourt of lh‘idzc-
port. appeared as counsel for tho
lncn and objectcd on th~~ir lwhall to
the case going to the Supcrior couit.
'l'ho mcn who lilcnlicd guilty
illngal transporting of limor and lo
the posscsflun of liquor with intcnt to
Soil \verc. \\'. 1'2. ltial and Morris 1..
Bernhardt and “’illiatn l‘a\ir.
_______.__._...___.
Al'TO .\(‘(‘Ilil4‘.V’I‘:~'
Frederick Ilailcy ot lived strcrt. rc-
Iio-rhort llcrwthfizcr of Now
city. had run into his car at the cor-
nrr of l'airilcld and Connecticut avo-
nuc.
John Fenncgan
strt‘ct. complaimd
of 8 Rivcrsidv‘,
to the police }o-S-
tcrday that. a New York tar had
'Said to Have Been Made
to til-a”.
port-‘11 to tho pniit'o’- last cvculni: :hnt'
Yolk i
,3,
iRENE CASl'ili
AS_K_S__D_iVORCE
Unhappy by Family of
Millionaire Husband.
PARIS. JL'LY 4.—-Irene Castle. Ame-
rican dancer. filed suit in the tribu-
nal of the Seine today for divorce
trom Captain Robert E. Treman.
Mrs. ’i‘rcman gave her maiden name
as Ircno Foote. and her occupation
as a moving picture actress.
Dudley Field Malone of New York.
formn‘ collector of New York who in
Mrs. Treman's attorney, would not
discuss the suit today.
First. Steps Taken.
The divorce action is in the prelimi.
iiarqy stages. and the principals have
not yet appeared in court for the
‘chouncilation hearing" which is es-
sential undcr French law. Until this
apcparancc the case cannot go to trial
Following the death of Vernon
Castle his widow married Captain
'i‘rc-man. :1 young millionaire of Ithaca.
N. Y.
l‘nmily Had Objections.
‘ Firs. L’nsllc 'I‘rcman arrived in Pa-
ris six umnths axe and has been ap-
iu aring a dancing act. Reports dove-
iopcd rccontly that she was contem-
plating: a di\ orce because she had not
\tars of married life with CBS!-
'ih’cmzm,
(Mu cxplaltnlion oi the domestic
iutir
lain
Reports from an». in reply to ru-
mors that. Mrl.~‘i‘roms.n was planning
a. divorce said Captain ’h‘eman," He
did not appear hen. havever.
Larry Failed to Knock
J ack’s Block Off
PRESCOTT, Aria. July 6.-—A reso-
lution regretting that. Tommy Gibbons
“failed to knock Jack Dempsey‘s
block on" was adopted last night by
the executive committee of the Art-
zona state department of the Ameri-
can L'lgion. which was in session
here.
The resolution follows:
RESOLVED. That. the executive
committee of the American Legion.
Department at Arizona. having been
informed at the conclusion or its gen.
erai session of the result of the‘ Gib-
bons-Dempsey tight. regrets that Gib- -
buns failed to knock Dempsey‘s block .
off."
Weiss Park Bouts
NEW HAVEN, July 5.—It was an-
nounced last night that. the Weiss
Park A. C. suflered a loss of about
81.800 0n the Kaplan-Herman show.
staged at the Hamden stadium. Tues-
day night. The total number of paid
admissions was 8.128. There were
1,208 seats sold at 88.60. 996 at $2.50.
and 919 at 81.60. These figures bring
the total receipts up to 88.086.5‘0.
whereas the expenses of staging the
show, including the great Criqui ex-
hibition were approximately $10,000.
rift was that her husband's family
Oim‘ctcd to Airs. Trcman's stage-ambi-
lit‘tZS.
..
w-c‘.€:€‘:f
‘.
struck and lvrokw li‘." right front
“hccl on his automollilc on South
Main strcet. lie stated that the car
had failed to stop.
L‘hurlcs licndm of Compo strc-w~
“'tstport. and Ailing Skidmoia- of
llrtdgcport. while drhiiu: their autu-
IllUiiit'S ncar the Monrou strut i‘.lli-
road bridge yesterday. hud rllgill
collision. lloth cars “(To danixficd.
M. 1’. Downs of this city. itpoiivti
to the dmvntowu police that he was
driving his automobilc up Mai-i
bicycle had run into him. The
\vht-cl on the boy's bicyle “as brok-
on.
(‘OL'GHING DISTI'IIBES SLEEP
"My “lie coughed all the time and
could not sleep." \vriHs (itoigc
Owens. llridgcton. New Jmuy.
lricd Foley's Hum-y and
the best night’s sle- p she had had {or
a long time. I used Foley's Honey
and 'l‘ar and it hclpcd me
Coughs resulting from \x'lmoping
Cough. Bronchitis. Asthma. iiay
ver. and Group quickly reiicvcd “ith
Foley's Honey and 'lar.
opiates}. Ingredients printed
Carton.
cine in the \Vorld.
Honey and Tar. Stillson-l‘owell
porntion.——Adv.
t
l
Contains he
on
haunt: i... .l lmockcd oil his {not and
with thv lcnrnxfcdgt ho has gnincd of
Dumps-oils style. he is confident
diffcrcnt from that of ycstcrdav.
chths and Funerals
Iicu]. It. Ilotclikiss.
Tho {unrrai of licnj.
took i'illl'“ this
Snymotlr strcot nt
Itcv. t'. S. Lcn'is ot‘iiclatczi. l'.
lmarnrs xvorn niruilrcrs of 111:7
Lovlgo 97. I. 0. (i. i‘. interment n.
'in Riverside ('"lilt'i"l‘_\'.
SULPHUR IS BEST TO
CLEAR up UGLY SKI?-
Jrritation and Braking Out 0m.
Iicalcd chr Sight. Says Skin
Specialist
Any breaking out or skin irritatlt
on face. neck 0&- body is overcom.
huickly by applying Montthulphn:
says a noted skin specialist. Becam-
bt’ its germ destroying properties.
nothing has ever been found to take
the place of this sulphur preparation
that instantly brings case from the
itching. burning and irritation.
Mentho-Suiphur heals eczema right
up. leaving the Skin clear and smooth.
It seldom tails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little jar of Rowles
Mcntho-Sulphur may be obtained at
n
aftr-rnoon from
2:30 o'clock. ’i".
thc '
outcomc or a ivturn match would tic‘
L. Iiotchkiss W
"
strcv‘t yesterday and that a boy on 111
it'iii’ '
loo." ‘-
Largeet soiling cough mcdi-i
Insist. upon l-‘olcy'si
Cor— .
in
l
14 West Avenue .
900531;?
' QU AKER STATE 01127
"A Place That's Different."
\Veekes Auto Supply Co.
Phone 2257
The club will run the Chaneyd<aplan
bout on July 30. and hopes to recoup
its loseess.
Mvwaeo
... -.
Not-walk
Special Sale of
i Cuff top. 3-4 Becks,
no...
Lku,
V???“ Now 350, 3 for . . . .
A. _
"Shc‘
'l‘ar and had ‘
7 hillrcn‘: 1-3 Lese, plain colors and white with striped tops.
l
‘ Value 25c; Now ..... . . ..
l.‘(._ .
.1. ' 1. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST.
OIL TV DEMONSTRATION
JULY 5, 6, 7
The Perfection, New Superflex, and Pur
Be on Display
VISIT THIS DEMONSTRATION
Black, White, Brown and Heather Mist
lures; also extra heavy 3-4 Socks for boys in
NOT ALL SIZES
u-ou..-.....
Children Socks
Blackderown.
$1.00
.........
19c
.n-a-c..u-...-
SOUTH NORWALK
itan Stoves Will
i
14-16 Wall Street
RAYMOND R. AIKEN
succnsson TO names]: a son
f.
N orwalk‘
vaEEDAILY SENTINEB - ' .' r
Staged at a Lossi
sucx. lunar
ans $100,000
Maiden Lane Jewelers Fool-
ed by Plausible Strang-
er Posing as Salesman.
NEW YORK. July 4.—-Five Maiden
Lane jewelers. noted for their keen-
ness in sizii"; up humans. have been
fleeced out of $100,000 in gems in the
last few weeks by a plausible strang-
sr from Russia, it. was disclosed yes-
terdty.
Sellers Mutercraft
Mtrebeau C. Town. one of the five.
who admitted a costly failure in
Judgment. said the man had come to
him as a. ulesmnn, with apparently
unassailable references. and. begin‘
ning in a. small way to take out gems
to sell on commission. had built up
a. good credit. Meantime, he was
building up credit at the other firms
in the same way. Dawning some of
jewels in order to pay the owners of
other gems he represented as having
sold.
\Vhen he had Pyramided his credit
to $100,000 he dropped out of sight.
and the jewelers an police are still
looking for him. e richest single
gem stolen was a‘five and a. half car—
at emerald. belonging to Mr..Towns.
which vols valued at $14,000.
SAVE WORK IN THE KITCHEN
Youthfulness is largely a state of mind. A
eyes that are clear and
sparkling and a. countenance that. is free of frown
mind that is serene begets
e.
It is worry
and
bitter thoughts;
labor-saving equipment.
these efficient kitchens is
Cabinet.
CCIIWI‘S.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE COMPANY
NORWALK'S LARGEST STORE
18 North Main Street
and hurry—and endless maddening
tasks—which sap the vitality and fill the mind with
that make the body feel old and the
face look old while in years they are young. In
this the kitchen is an old offender.
Modcm housewives avoid thcsc things by having
MODERN KITCHENS, equipped rdth modern time‘nnd-
And one tndespenssble help in
the beautiful Sellers Kitchen
For it Is about this most modern of all time-
and-labor savers that the efficient operation of the kitchen
THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1923,
‘
N0 CAR SKORTAGE
VWASHINGTON, July 11—3,, "1:"
or very heavy trsmc encountered. cg
railroads during the spring and sum.
mer car shortage is non-existent an
American Railway association ”to ._
ed today. and on June 22. railroads
had 55.070 surplus cars in 3004 “.3
pair. but not in use. Although 4 3:)
coal cars were in the surplus classzfiq.
tion 7.976 wer sought by the sharp”,
at various points where they cog” he:
be furnished immediately.
.__...-.a
“The number or tries/ht car-g .,._
dered in the first five months or 1.5,.
year was 65.699. as compared .vg-l
over 77.000 in the same months of a“
year. The number 0! passengwr (ms
ordered in the first five months of 31;!
year was 1.250, as compared v‘;r_h
1.195 in the same months or last
year.
1
South Norwalk'
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rm; SYRACUSE
rum: 1). HATCH, r
'DEMPSEDAN
Creatingthis new and cxclusiv? four-door body design
to go With Franklin road ability has given another
impulse to Franklin popularity. The Dcmi-Scdan pro-
YICICS for whatever degree of enclosure youxdcsirc and
it is. also out of the ordinary in riding [comfort’ and
drivmg case. Its permanent top, plate-glass windows
and leather upholstery are as substantial and {enduring
as they are fine-looking. th note the price—little
above an open car. ‘
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN COMPANY
- any drug store. It is used like cold
ficam.—Adv. N . : 5:
omlk 1945 ' NOR CO at rt
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