, V . 1 . orial h .
. last Saturdsyln‘ifunehesheen .
choeen for the affair so that the aunt
titer residents; of the town .may'? have ;.
a share in the good Work. '.l‘ile:eituss4 .
is a po lar one and all hope for a ~
huge ' cess- Further details'yill ...
be published later. "
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Rehea is have béen begun for
Pure L' i;
. “d'Embm .
l Towels
' ‘ ’ $2 Only
Refuse to Waive on Di-i
m u t i v e Southpaw? '25 "$2.
Ha
ter, Harriett of Chwnut street here '
the guests or ~Mr. and ’Mrs. ’Ohver ‘
Saunders of BrEgeport. over ,the
week—end. _
were Sunday‘visitors in New
“ City whererthey were guests
'llrs. Bosenthal's parents, Mr.
SirfGallahad .15 ..Victor
In Career— ,
By A Nose Over Epiw
Riiht over Heart 18
Mr. and Mrs. Stephe‘n Novel: of
‘3‘. Mrs. 8' Kata. - the play Trip tensmrylend" with ‘ .. 0 ‘ ° '
d .. ‘ 50...: Mom. of 33233. xii-”$352.33“ “3.1.3.2; ' " , which unknown-o; the District Start Of Finish In hard In T hr 1 l l l n g a n d raw, Letsl .\
. . rs. r ' ' ' " ' ' v »- ' q" ’
:11: Place entertained over from New Havfn.‘ . ‘ , 33:13:;vggfirenfizrfigscgfilg their 11th Round Race . Hlm G0 .. J DOVVELLY’
9 week-end, Ml" and “3's- 56“” f . > V‘- 1’ ' ' V " '7 nation exercises Monday cvenln , ‘ ' f ‘ S
”general! of Brooklyn. how lork. Samuel Abramson. daughter 1- . ; , 7 . > » June 15'. at thg Congregationgl Frank Moody, Middleweight . puus May 20,—Epinard. the
, . . 0 via and son. ,Leonard. 0‘ B911“!!! . . , , h n - h in ion of Wales stands today in “ ‘ . ' . . 1d - -u . PITTSBURGH. Mav 20.~The r»-
1.... —A‘v. street motored to Stamford Sun— < *3 “Tc - c a 9 ' great French tour-38“” ‘3 J ‘ . ,. ’ .- ‘ .‘
n “An” sprints. ‘Iilly’s. A d "her ~thc‘y were the uosts of ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' 3- ““‘que posmo" ”mm“: American another idol shattered. Sir Galiahad 19359 0‘ Tm" D‘ntl' Gem”! by Inc
a. o o ay. “ e .8 ‘ 7 A “spring" service was held in fighters. -Last night at "1°. State III, owned by Capilln Jeflerson Da- Grants to the Braves was dictated}
s i ' ~ « - . . .
‘9 Charles Blaney 0! hew anaan zlon Hill Methodist church Sunday Street Arena. Bridgeport. Moody aC— “3 Cohen. today defeated the French by necessity and “as a disagreeabw
Asks
Mr. Abramson‘s monthyr' ‘
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Mrs. M. Fergd’so and
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a Eugdtyi guest of friends in children Ilemency. .For morning with appropriate music and complished what more than ‘17:: turf champion. in a. hard ridden con- dutihfor Jogllhhéchxv, no player NE“ ‘. KITOR
. rs: is r C . . _, . o , ' > . ‘ on: , , on O squa a mo it ‘ ' *
'Ifit‘h. fl ' ' ° have returned to their h e in Auta Drlver Who In. Emu-Giff. telfitc" Elll‘gx'cligdtfigeacihitn‘ “38 113131;?“geiglgiefucgiafrg.mgrcb. test at St. Lloud 0" er a distance of personality than tit: littxl: :lcdI 2:2: RECORDS 0U.
Q‘ ‘5 ‘Walter Lauderbach and Gus Lees Ridgcficld after a visit with Mr‘. and .11er Him In rwest- 1:02:13: etho flowers 80;”: 0:11;: gai'ke Mc'i‘igue. Mik'e 0.130;“! and 1,300 meters. in which guinea: ed chap and his passing to Boston TOD " t
:5" Westport were guests 0f triends M”. 5- Ferguson J " ' ’ 3001“”: Everett. Haynes an ”m was a matter for sincere regret on A‘-
.,
0‘ -6 M“‘§°“— _- earth; the time of the- singing of Jack Briiton.~.taile<1 to d0: “dill” etch
i 2? the second district, Sunday, street. port birds is come." is kn Boxash or! his feet. gaitlgrwaefi'grexggzg against the part of every one from the man- Red ST
. . . o o o . , . . x . w’ w w ,- inki the . ' , . agel- right down the line. Re re -'
lgsrmss Helen Deering of Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Olsen and chil- Mr. and'Ml-s! \Vinthrop Adamd' .belllhhaflrzaged 3303:”: glut Rigel-co Epinard was the publics choice ful. also. Were the corresponding ea R800 m
., Avenue and Miss Alice Toone of fire“ .Of Madison “met were “‘5' ' Although State Policeman Edward Wood of Ne“. York. spent the week~ Jun Galvin left the ring. signifying at i to 3. Both horses ran "“9 to with ‘hg club. who are as keen in VALE \
mm” Street were ”an“: in no“ m Cieorgetoo-n..5undny.' sun‘Van- member ”I “"3 "flying end with Capt. and Mrs. HenryA F the victory wait to Moody on a “”35 the American trained. Amer-_ their liking for Dinty as are any of I H . Flanges i
mford 133: evening. wherev th€F , v . squadron" is still confined at the Young at Freshwater farm 1' ‘ techn'cal knockout. loan ridden Epinard lost. to the 1311- the players. EARD 3-03 G0 BY
. 'thessed the Circus. ’ 330k ‘Canfifld °t 5°“th “M3!“ Norwalk hospital with injuries. rc- ,— ' - . o o ' ' First Knockout. tish trained, 1N"- American ridden. Geai‘in's term as a Giant endured Fr“
‘1’ '- . . - . "“9“" .“'“"°ss°d “‘6 B°“‘“h'M°°“’ ceived three ‘weeks asc- Whén “"1 Miss Edith Bunker Y. W. c. A. n was the first time in his career. Sir Gwahad- 1': “'33 1‘“““.°Ne’“3 less than a tun year. Last summer No '0: “m“
4 E: - 3—.Fertilizer for .lawns and 3”“ fight m Bridgeport last evening. down on State street, Westport. by secretary at “‘nliama’port pa . “a: which stretches over & period "of superb riding that carried his mount when the Giants were stumbling ‘ ‘1 v5
7; . 133‘- Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-1 . ' . 'f 0 an automobile driven by Matthew lted her parents. Rev. aW’Mrs:'Fred cixht years and covers a tetal of under “19 _tvire by 3- 51m"- neck in 810178 in the lead and finding the: r \
f4 - Adv. Mr. and Mrs. 8’ Ferguson of ‘6 Connolly 05 5339 A'mboy Wad- Staten R Bunker Sunday. ‘ more than 175 bouts. that Bugatti the 1‘34" 39mg very rough because 05 the in- \ocai and Inst
‘ ’ ' ' ' . Madison'strcet are entertaining their Island. Connclly's willingness to en- . ' - ' o . a o . - had m.” been stepped. Champions The great match brousht t0 the effectiveness of their pitchers Mc- R . “
, :Jack Michael-Jot Raymond Street n‘clce. Miss A. F. Ferguson of Rldse- ter a. plea of guilty to a charge of Mrs. Helen Post and the Misses and near champions. premier wcl- St. Cloud track the largest crowd ,Graw cast about {or reinforcements (‘Coms -
= ' ' ~ - 8 “an" in 1‘9“ York at)" Sun- neld‘ . . . reckless driving resulted in Judge Post entertained Eugene Mix. of terweighta and "fiddlewflgms along that ever attended a racing event in and was advised to buy Gearm from i U 7 N
3‘. Adams hearing the case and imp08- with some or the best in the light Franfic- There WON 1‘90 We” de- Milwaukee. He followed the advice; M'UM‘DA‘DA
. New Jersey. over the week-end.
. 0 Mr. and Mrs. M. Sanders of Wash—
ing a fine of $25 and costs. in West- heavyweight class, all‘fell before the fined camps, the Americans favoring and the little fellow bobbed up :0 . The Dun- .
a; we
”f Clml’ 3 P- 0' °f '5" “'m h°ld 3‘ ”gm" 5””: were “sums in New port. Town court yesterday morning ’ .5 . - - r; i 'd and the British Sir Galla- -joln the cum in (3in in t‘ l
> . ~ . - . ~c ~ . . . .. . ' Brid cport boy. He “as knocked D m“ _« l _ _ . C "81- t 11C of
8111” meeting ““3 elfg’elggwifi :1": 1°” (“Ry Sundayngvshero they um. Prosecuting Attorney/Edward B. groggy by Jack Malone. cut to rib» had. \thn the son of Badaaos. “(1- the amusmg circumstances attend-3 AUNT SUSIE'S PICNIC
1, ‘2 Franklcport. 1'18 “fits of {He Bradley mammal... t...”,renllre affair RUW'AITUN den by Hayes. entered the track. he in: his arrival was the moonin- or
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_'_ . . . . s: bons by Angie Rainer. battered by . , . : a .V. _
1 “n C?" ”if”? ”‘E‘aéif’iay T2: Anthony Lamano of New York “a” “" ""mnumm °“° “r ‘1” ”a“ Soldier Barmold and Jabbed all over was greeted with as sounding cheers big Jack Scott to'believe that a char 5 Nozphlc“: ‘
.oox- work m 1 e on tics concerned. and that SUMe Ponce“ \ The ”“3310“ A-’ A’ baseball the rim: by Jack Britten. but to the us ever welcome: a conquering hero as small as Gearm possibly could be 5 - ”04
City was the guest yesterday, of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield _ot IIowe
street.
Degree team of Camp 3.
C t t
_-——Lehigh Coal. Harris &: Gains.—
dv.
a skillful pitcher and suspected a:
trick was being played on him. Not;
until that afternoon, when Gear-in
appeared in uniform ‘on the bench.
was Scott satisfied that he had not
been hoaxed.
To Give Youngsters a Chance
The release of the little left hand-
cr. however much regret it caused.
was logical enough. The Giants had
twenty-seven players, including thir—
team was defeated by the Eagles of
South Norxvalk in the game played
at l-lndik ficld. Saturday afternoon.
The batteries for the local team
weEé Kelly. Hermnnd and Cinderel-
la.
nian Sullivan. who will be in the hos-
pital for probably two more weeks,
was in favor of the court exercising
leniency. Connolly was fined $25
and costs, and his companion. W‘ni-
for Daly, owner of the car. and of
the same address, was fined 85 and
costs for improper registration. The
tivo accused were represented by
Attorney \Villinm Burton, of Bridge-
)outhful belongs the credit of ill of France.
first knockout over Bogash. ‘ Pale. emaciated and nervous from
Has No Alibi. recent illness. Haynes sat on Epin-
Dogash has nary an alibi to of~ ard who went like a true thorough-
fcr. He was beaten cleanly and bro-l. cool and collected. to the post.
concisely by a man who fought ten while Frank O’h‘elil. veteran of 20
rounds with a, broken thumb. Moo- yours on the American. British and
or popped Bogash in the first round l-‘rcnch turl‘. ital the leg \p on Sir
with a right which drew blood from Gailuliad. spirited and temperament-
Bogash's mouth and made him rush ill son of Teddy, who raised his cus-
Dance Recard3_
CINDERELLA BLUES r
Shimmy Fox Trot
BLUE EVENING in.
Fox Trot. :3
Paul Bios: and E; l.
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Samuel Salllck or Madison street,
lrwin Holmes of \Vcst uvcnuc‘and
Harold Fclnsod of Ely avenue were
recent visitors in Fairfleld. "
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Mr. and Mrs. Gco. Hirst and son
j erbert of Hanford Place spcut
‘Eunday in New Havcn.
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The marriage of Francis S. John-
son of Logan place and ’Mlss Maylah
Smith of Norwalk will take place
Saturday. ‘ ,
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Mrs.
Miss Elizabeth Dokus and
ephen Dokus of Lexington avenue
EAST Nonwm *'
' ' ' ' ‘ " ' ’ t‘ * ‘ M d‘ - i niaxv ructiOn a: the barrier. ; . QM}
.‘xcw lork uty. 3035— I 130‘: to cover, After the fight 00 ) ex 0 . ; 1‘40. 1 ,
‘ essayisitors m . bailout of Morris Grccnbcrg. of ‘ ° ' piaincd that be injured his thumb After some false starts the horses teen PlYChers. and -McGr:lw had lo: ”0‘4
9" .. . . . Captain and Mrs. Herbert E 482 Columbus uvcuuc, New haven, Much interest is being shown in in lending this punch. After the sol. may. with Slr Gallnhad pound- look forward to June )5. when he. BRING 3W
2;. ——Shee manure and agricultural Lockwood. and daughter of First to apcar in the Westport cctirt. in the df‘biltc “high 13 (0. be held in bandages were removed from .Jiis lug out in front, and Epinard trailing could have only twcnly~§VC players. q" T iHATl
5 l' e 10!:- lawns at Alfred Brown‘s. s'll‘c'et ‘anoycd a motor trip to answer to a reckless driving cmrgc the liowoytou hating! church. Ig‘ri- hand it showed that the finger had soul-.ivliat listlessly. At the fut-long at his disposal. This mcant that two. FA~‘*IOI\ED WALTZ.
5; lm . . . Springhcld. Mass. our the wcek- preferred against. him bySmge p0- grit night, Ullldel' the} auspiccs of the swollen to twice the ordinarv size. Sir Gnllahud had two lengths to the players had to be sacrificed. The: Waltz
i’ - cud. liccman ‘John Gulman ” resulted in ommunily ”GUN? 100d. The sub- . ' . . Giant manager would h Vs r _. , _
. . .\orman London are _ ' - , . .- . Dognsh can not claim that he we: good but with long cast strides . _ a - premrr . Jack Cha 3 ,. -:
: F3361: ohear the special saxa- '3 ‘ " that ofllccr 193""!!! later in the day 9“?“ “'hh‘h \ull be discussed ’5 out or condition for he never ap- Bplnhrd moved up until they were 9d 8‘4““: Gear!“ 0“! Of the 163E119; H 1231123 a:QEL ’
hone solo which he will «rive dur- MI" and MI‘S' Ralph “"3"“3 0'5 “'“h a ,xvai‘runt for Greenbcrg's ar- hllould Immigration lie lmlmilcd." peered to be in better shape. He runnmg head and head at. the four and planting him 0“ a Chm farm: 0 " 01-55533-
fin the play "tum AbigailDand the Osborn avenue had as their gucst rest. “‘“m'I‘ .“0‘me‘l “03'“ ”"51"“ entered the ring at 16:: 1-4 pounds furiougs. m T°I°d°' b1" in "d" ‘0 d0 "1‘5? ADORATION
Vfig's" resented bv the quwalk over the week—end Mrs. Bennett's . o s and \t. ‘Soutli will vzlrgtlo in favor with Moody nlnc pounds heavier. l" Lit-rd Cant Sorrows. he had to obtain Waivers on him.; WALTZ
3 ‘p ' ‘1 l , i son“ mother from Bridgeport. — The case of Nick Suntnncllo, of of unlimited immigration \vllilo Ed The Bridgeport boxer “‘3 the first .1) , [I When waivers were requested UlC% The Tm“
_chapter Order 0‘ D9. 033 n V o o .. . » -h . d 1 son Ogden l-‘r'lncis Jonnln d . Eplnards training camp sits in Brave tl . , _ V ‘ h «a .
" unitv Hall East Norivzilk, lomor— D 'd H ‘ f O Gloigat0“n. ‘\ (ii “:15 arrcsleh ant. Veuton 130.” .ill p ‘3“ An to defeat Moody in this country. He sorrow lodav while Chantilly, Sir McG swpromlg by Put inll a! claim”! NO. ham
', . .. 1 f avi arnson o sborn nvcnuc \vcc _\' slate no ccmcn on a c arse - ‘ H \l' 8P» car as 3 Op- won a decision over the \Vclsllman . " ,. , ra cou ave reca e the re~1
ow evening. The final uhcarsa o Gallahads builivvick, esults. The quest of course. but he knew than
~ 1‘ , . _ - .‘ oncnts. ‘ -
gthe play will be held m the Hall ms rcluincd to his home from Bos of operating his car at the rate of l) in 130810“ “131 l-ebrunri. scoring supremacy of the Eurbpeen turf. ac-
if he couldn't get Gearin out he
, ton. Mass. where he went as a del- 55 mllcs an hour on the Post road, a o o no or _ 3 - e
Etonlght. s o s agate from the local union. to the will be nollcd in Town court today The Ludles' AM 500‘“? 0‘ ”1° firstsklloffl‘golnniln3332)afifgnzh: cording to the racing experts. r‘e- couldn't get any of the other young; A J Cnnim
Mr. and Mrs. O. Gudis of New. annual convention of the Interna— on payment ‘of the costs in the case. RUWM’IOD I{“ull'U-‘lt church 'Wlll nice! bout and came back to America a penalilnshugseltieg. ¥°t“¥?:;afigj?sl:;: pitchers out. so he decided to sacriy . . V
ark City. were the \veck'end iional Ladies (..armcnt L'nion. IE‘USCCUUIIE Attorney Edward B. a} ”10 home 0- Mr};- hillhcl‘hlc Sco- new man as 1,“ proved last night. If“ a. awsn‘hCPW “11“ of E in. 5C0- (Jwrm- .
'ests of Mr. and Mrs. “mum . a o - bmdlpy stated. The prosecutor ex- llcld. Highland avenue, tomorrow The fight was rather tame until isrre de Clrrzgtgko in glvin F's“ Dinty was sclecttd for the sacri-i
aunt of Flax Hill road. tllcrmun Powers of Reynolds plaincd that there is some doubt as mONlllls for its regular weekly Moody uncorkcd his knockout “-31- 3f - m“ e “'_m ed h t, _ ficc. because. though he is a goodi
, , , street was a guest at the sorority to whether the speeding took place meeting. lop. Bogusli was over wary of (rallahad eleven poun 3' “ en. 1‘ ls pitcher and Probably will win mam'l ~
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‘ cantendcd, the horses should run at
—Best Coal. Harris & Cans—Adv. dance given at the Waldorf-Astoria in the jurisdictifil of Westport or in Mooney's right hand “{‘er the first is game for the Braves, he has been
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weight,for age.
. . . hotel, New York. Friday evening by Norwalk. 1““ and Mrs. Robert 3- Barony round and resorted to lamb in ha. b ‘1 f f . ‘ ."
V . ' _ . , . _ . } blows. _ . .. so a. or quite a. “h”... and;
q .- ' ‘ ‘ A nollc was entered in the casc of or ‘1‘“ ”*3 - r. on . 1'5- - - ‘ - ~ - . n a c a. : any more. é
ildren of ..plmg sircct motored rounds “on “l“! "‘0 DMD: even. think Eplnard can Sh‘é Sir Gallahad
lcr of New t'rliaan. In hric-l' it is extremely likely that
he never will be a better pitcher‘
than he is today. while the staff is
Carmine Giorio. of 62 Lexington
a crane Bridgeport. nrrcstcd for mil-g
u e to display the capacity or his
Miss Flora. I’cdcll has returned to 1
her home in Brooklyn after spcnd~
mg the wcck-cnd as the guest of
Lou kneel-ted Moody to his knees in
the third round with a right to the
chin, but the Vt’elshman did not take
0 Stepheny. Sunday, where they
at the day as the guests of rol-
tives.
11 pounds.
"Are you satisfied with the race ?"
KILLS
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Edward A. l‘owcrs of Brooklyn is
.1 s . s .‘dr. and Mrs. Hyman Jai’fcc of Fort truck. , “9w ‘1‘ ’3" “mm?" ”Om” Qn Sam. a count. lie-”was uked— _ > cluttered up with youngsters vhol ‘1 O T 1—? Q
Mr and M" Mathew Galbo Jr- Pomt street. . . ' inlet ””0”" . . . I have no complaint ‘0 make some day should be better than thcvl “ * ‘-‘- ~
. . t. . . . ~ ~ . _ , Liam!) not only knocked Bogash - 1.1 . d would ive him - ‘ i
Jose h and daughter Roslvn of ’ ’ ‘ 'lhc casc of Percy Larrnghcr and ‘ against syncs. on g , arc now and 1,035.“). a great deal!
1:. p , \ ' \h l S . d A "WOW”! 01' ”10 “6001ch bud off his “L" hm flattened the Bridge- the mount tomorrow under similar b n th G - I, .. :
2 Lowe street were the guests yes- .lnitln x cm, will ,of lmlfor . - 90!! lighter m the eleventh round c or an carin. int) 5 rt‘ll‘vace‘ Use 30.3“) i?
circumstances. Haynes will ride my
horse in England and America. the
coming summer.
"The defeat of Epinard docs not
of the Ron-nylon Library associao
lion is being held at the home of
Mrs. llurlburt A. land. ltowayton
avenue. this afternoon. The annual
open-id the vvay for the progrcss of.
the recruits.
Other I’itcllcrs t'ncssy
licanwhlie 'thcrc is much uneasi-
Rcynolds strcct enjoyed
trip to Ridgefield Sunday.
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charged with transporting ten crises
of beer. will be tried today at a spe-
cial session of the coui‘l. Another
Mr. and Mrs./lflartin Lengyckkof
a mo :-
sy of Mrs. Galbo‘s sister. Mrs.
. Cascria at. her home in Bridge-
rt.
of a. scheduled twelve round bout. A
right own-(the heart after two min-
utes had elapsed in this canto spell.
bugs, mosquitoe.
sect pests.
. urn
9" . . . Joseph Tlcosh of Osborn avenue case scheduled for todfiy is that of - t + 1" .... lac c ‘v'w
91k. and Mrs. “'illiam Joscm of has taken a. pesition with the Dur- wmmm Grady, meat dealer of “a“ mccting and election of officers of if: flosminfor 1325531233: ggianParti; change my plans To: the American no” among the other second string Pr0.ec. _.o._. v...Il‘.. ..b
flax Hill road motored to Bridge- 1011 Auto Service company. lcm nvcnuc. Bridgeport charged ”‘0 nasoclution “”1 be held- Friday “ '0" ‘ gan y trip as arranged. There is no condi- pitchers because it is almost certain Step 111 TUBA.-
rt. Sunday. where they visited ' ‘ ' with reckless drh‘lns “'hiéh' "smiled "em“ in the ”mar: building]: from, 8:1“th gmgblmu 1;" his lion attached to my contract. Epln— that one of them will no nm to go .. rp' o ..
8- JOSBm'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. Finnt‘y. Sucrttnry of the in the overturning of his car on the 8330 °'°‘°°k' “990”“ 0‘ ""3 work ‘cct as l o :5 833.”:1 to ti (3 con; and will refrain from rhcins in Eu- so the club can slip under the Nani “ ‘-“1C“s "
Phillips at their home in that New York East Conference “ill S ion: road last week. done during the year will be read :3“ 1:50:35 ‘ c ‘ N! m '6 mun rope Just PreVlOUS 1° 33““15- '3' “m“ ba’r‘" 0“ June 15' “‘3 ”‘3 P‘ c4 '
' ._ spcuk at the regular monthly mcct- o . . and many plans for lhe new year " ‘ ”I feel that in giving away weight there has been not the slightest in-. Int “28 - ' """ ‘ c
All members of
Sensational Finish.
dication from McGrmv as to uhich
Quart size
up t - I in; of the woman's Foreign 3m- Miss Catherine Polite, or Rive-roiae “’i“ "0 9°“? 0“”. and losing by a. nose my horse has . .....
—Larse Pea Coal. Harris & slonary society of the East Avenue a\'cnuc.,\vus injured on a trolley car ”"3 association and “10““? 3“ ln- 1‘ “'35 the “ion sensational finish not lost caste. “'0 are going to Ascot hurlcr he will lop of! the staff. TheJ Gallon size “...”... .
, .—Ad\. Methodist church. which \vill be ycslcrdziv. The young woman boqrd- vitml to ““9”“! ‘Ms' mcctlng. of nnyf‘bout ‘3‘?" “513'" in “flag“ to 'fiin in the King's Stand stakes procedure in the case of the next, 5 ..a 'CI‘S
‘ . . . held at the church tonight, at 7 rd .1 car in Southport and is said to' U . ' port. vogash “as hell in the lead and the All-.\ged stakes (June 15- pl 3 .............
Mrs. Alfonzo Tortoi‘ella. and son
o'clock. A special musical program
have been pitched against one of tile
During the nl score of lit-v. Char-
wllcn Moody landed his telling wal-
20).
Should we meet defeat in
man to so will be ill'. same as in:
h
the case of cal-in. If he c3111 9
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- d Mrs. Anthony Cami and daugh- will also be given. which will in- stats “hell the lrolloysturmd m mo— 105 Gray. pastor of tho, lloivnyton lOP- H0 had 5 rounds clinched these races Major Belmont will not BOt out Of the league he rollabli‘.
have rcturncd to their home in cludc several solos by Mrs. U“\o lion. Motorinnn \V. O'Grady and Me‘hmufii “W" “l- “ 110 is in Sllrlng- ,while h“ 1"” MOM“: cvcn in two shave to cancel the contract. I yvlll do Will go to Toledo. but if he s claim-g cEHEBE‘S
orla, after a visit with Mr. and lilpson Lucas. Tonight's meeting Conductor J. Burke took her to Dr. flcld. Mass. I mllng the General others. - '0 myself. ed b1" another major league “Uh he} 1 n .
Tortorella of Spring strcct. will take the form of a. thank 01- H. A. Long's where she was found com'flvn‘“: “’5 ‘1'" M“”‘"‘““ BN5“ ' ”“3 knockout blow dropped like. a "I don't want to go to America. i'in- will he lost to the Giants. Lcavlng‘ SO. Nor-want. Cum
‘ ‘ ' i’cring meeting and is opcn lo the lo be suffering from n‘. Wrcnclied (‘Ollnl leurrhm, \Vllllum l~‘. Jennings bomb but 0f 3 91m" fikli “03‘5“ [0,5 1 19¢] 1 owu the best horse in the Giants without a. return trip
. hur Jones, 8-year-old son of public. - Rue“ She was later taken to her will he lymlcr nt Um pl‘uyol' meet- broke loose from a clinch after pop- the world. which. despite his defeat ticket in his mitt makes no hit with r
7 < Hilda Jones Of :3 Ely avenue ‘. ‘ ‘ home in one of the police cars. “"F- Which will he hold its usualto- P011118 the Welshman scvcrel) about today. I am still convinced I do ‘ player. hone Wants to leave 3.
taken, Saturday. by his mother. The \Voman‘s Guild of the Christ morrow owning. the body. “0 stormed back and as own." team that has figured in world
the Meriden State sanitarium,
re he will undergo treatment.
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Your VicrrOia on our Club
I“
church will give a "birthday party"
and cntcrtainmcnt in the basement
of the church Thursday cvcnlng at
8 o'clock.
l wiL'ruN l
Dept. Commander Armstrong of
and Adjutant 'l‘ursats, of the Con—
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Friends of Henry Rowland are
plcasr-d to hear that ho Will-be able
to take part in the play "Aunt Abl-
ho, moved. toward his own corner
Moody shot over it right which land-
«ednbove Bogasli's heart. followed by
cleft to the head and llogssh full
.
BEACH RUM ‘
October classic this year.
a
series three times in a row and has 5
a better chance than any other team :
in the league to get. into anothcri
NEW SILK ..
D R E s s E s _-
‘t
' ‘33 “Wt it at DWMHY'S- - o ¢ the true ‘ . ... stall and mo iovs" Tomorrow nl ht dulled acuinat tho rope! in his own ’
‘ : noun Legion of Lonnccllcut ‘ , ‘ ‘ . . * 3 ~ - -
‘ .. o o s The women of the Mission society m. Waterbury, acuompaulcd by Com- in Lommuniiy llall Lnst_ hormlk. corner. The trend “nodumbstruok l _
2.7m. \iola Barrett and children of the Advent Christian church will mandcr Thompwn of Norwalk Post despite the fact that he dislocated and Moody gazed at Bogesh for a .1 3 p I
we changed their residence from ' his shoulder in n. {all durin moment" not knowing what t°Vd° - - i
or)
..
Spring street of Spring _.strect.
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1 Earl Smith of Ely avenue was a
tor in New York city. Sunday.
"treat-s. Joseph Kelley of Ely avenue
\ _ ill at. her home.
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1,
hold a. meeting in the church, to-
morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
C O O
The meeting of the Ladics' Aid
society of the East Avenue Metho-
dist. church will be held _tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o’clock. The women
of lhe church will also enjoy their
ncctlcut department, visited the io-
cul Legion post Friday evening last
and were received it, .1110 Town
house. '1‘. ll. Dickinson, of Nod Bill,
welcomed the guests in a felicitious
address and urged speedy completion
3 last
\vccks rehearsals. .
‘l
\
BETHEL ‘ 7
(‘arl Anderson. of New York City,
is visiting his parent. Mr. and Mrs.
C. Anderson on t‘cnlm‘ strcct.
L
‘next. '_ ,0-
Billy Amos hollcred from the cor-
ner: “Follow up." Moody rushed at
the limp form of the Bridgeport boy
and sent rights and lens with fury
to Bogesh's head and the Malian
youth fell. dazed on his back in the
AVOID CAPTURE
Defeat White Sox -—
FOR ATHLEHCS
1., GOLD at.
68 Washington 5%.
So. Norwalk
of the Memorial Community hall.
Commander Thompson. chairman of
the Committee on the Membership
drive. now going on. spoke on that
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Harold l'alchcn. of Him street.
is spending XL few days in New York
center of the ring.
._ OutOnfiisl-‘cct. f .
Bogash rose at six and fell against
the ropes. while Moody set out on
e infant daughter of Mr. and
John Keskesr of Lowe strcct
christened at the Hungarian
Customs Men Get 38
Cases Of Scotch -—
Pirates Wallop
Giants—Red Sox
weekly recreation night tomorrow
evening.
F. S. LYON
C O C
~ ' ‘ned church, Sunday. by the Rev. .. . . _ ' ‘ City. ' a . . . V 7 ‘
brlel Dokus. The baby was The regular monthly meeting or subject and “as folloucd by (,om- . . . another ferocious attack. The Sablna CreW,To _ Trim DetrOIt JOB PRm I ”\G
“' .ed, Marian Evelyn. John and §£7d\i;s£:ic ggctLhr‘si church I"? 331:1? ”AmTStfng. Whose 59'3"“ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mansfield, of crowd was yelling for Referee Jim H ‘ d Tod __ 1k. '
.. he. Yobaggy were the sponsors. n . . 7‘ "V , ‘fs "‘5“ “°' ‘9 “0" °‘ ”"3 ”Em“ and New liawu. are visiting friends in Galvin to 5109 the bout ‘13 1”an ear 3y PHII \DELPHIA May 2G.—Phil- South Norm
. _ . outluc busmtss' “as tiansacted. its ideals of community scrllce. He .0“... . was helpless Patsv Bogash bro— u ' "
‘ ‘ ‘ SDORe in defense of the, Adjusted ‘ s o o ’ ' i ' ' NE“? LONDON, May EDI—Rum adelphia came out of its slump 3&5“ ‘
titer of the fighter, jumped into the
ring as Referee Galvin waved Moo-
vdy aside and the bell clinked the
. In Mary Olean of Flax Hill road
Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bou-
street Were visitors in Green‘s
terday and won the opening game
of the series from Chicago. 4 to "
Compensation bill and urged, n5
Rommel returned to the mound
passage as simple justice to the men
Several East Norwalk boys. in-
. runners ursued. b' a New York
eluding Harry “'atcrbury. Jay Van .p 5
_\\'illiam Muiphlg st. of Orange.
Customs patrol boat. yesterday
N. J.. has rctui'n'r‘ll’ in his home af-
RIALTO THEA '
friends and it is expected that the
visit will be of lasting benefit to the
local organization.
munity hall. four miles off Montauk Point.
Search is now being made for the
owner of the craft, which is under
guard at the United States Customs
plcr here. Her reglslry was un-
known to New London Customs‘ofll-
cials tonight. who stated that New
York agents are handling the case.
Captain Charles Mitchel. of New
~ York, andvhiscrew of 10. captured
aboard fhe Seblna at the Central
Vermont dock here last. week while
loading‘a cargo into two freight cars.
will. appear before United States
Commissioner Earle Mathewson here
today. ‘
Ramiflcations ,ot the intricate
bootleg- conspiracy through which
valuable cargoes have been landed
along’.the Rhofle‘lsland, Connect:-~
cut. and Long Island coasts. are slow-‘
ly being unwound by Federal au-
sundav. Cocvcrina’. \Vllliam Gustafson and and women Who did service in theq 19,. 8 endiu . . . . " b h d th ' iorboat the 7540 -
~ . . . . g a felt dais heieiollh round to a conclusion. . one 8 eu‘ mo ' . t absence ,-,
1‘ s o 0 others. are taking part in the play. ‘V°')C_1“3“- “he distinguished 8‘1“” friend‘s. A small crowd~ patronized the found to be transporting 38 cases of for tgigfin153‘gargufg in ”rained Wednesday Thursday. '
Frank Munoio of Ely avenue and Aunt -“’_1gall Md “he BOYS: 8‘“?!- recen ed a I most cordial Welcome " . .' . bouts. It is estimated that slightly Scotch whiskey. and escaped. when one it itched fine ball ’ .
.'- ' Denim” 0f Bouton street mo- ‘bY the Borwalk Chapter. 9rd“! of glamwthc comrades or Whipple Post frhe women's Republican club 'more than 1.500 paidradmission to they saw that capture was invitatle. 5 11:30“: to the game it was an-
. to Brooklyn, Sunday, where De Mela) tomorrow night in Com- 6 omens auxiliary and their will hold a card party. June 2" in' “9 the fights. in a chase that was started. about nounced that Eddie Collins had been
, visited with .frieglds- the Community hall building. A? - ‘ppothd temporary manager of the
White Sex in the place of Johnny
Ever: Who is ill at his home with
appendic tis.
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Mrs. _Margarct Slelzcl. or High-
land avenue. is spending a. month
with relatives in Glenville, N. Y.
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yrs. Benjamin Kelly and daugh- j- ‘5 ”AMEN
:The Men’s club of the Noroton
Presbyterian church will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the lec-
ture room this evening at 8 o‘clock.
L‘liery pleasing program has been
arranged for this.meeting.
" . ‘ o o o .
CI..\.S?\‘ll"lED ADS are soothsayers. -
. conocss M» 1
afLOVE
‘PIT'ISBURGH. May 1‘0.-—-Hitting
Wilson timely in the sixth inning
for four runs. Pittsburgh defeated
New York. 6 to 3. in the opening
game of the series yesterday. Mor-
rison was effective in the pinches.
Rain fell almost continuously, dur-
ing the game. Meusel hit a home
run in the ninth.
. " Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mackenzie,
. of “'aterbury_’ are sp‘endlng a flow"
days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mickenzie, of Greenwood avenue."
Merritt-Seeks ‘Aisl ‘5
For 2 G. A. R. ll 1
\VASHIXGTOX, , .
Civil “'ar veterans” x)“. ‘ . ‘
walk would be innvf: ~
bills introduced in
terday by llcprrscl‘.
Merritt 01' Lianifol'd. N
Gregory of Cons—tuck lln.
"John Doly of New-York no; open-
his summer home in Noroton.
:‘s y s o 0
‘ j’A‘drian Dumbell ot Nototon is
" quite ill at his home. ‘
. ,.’ -, o o. o -
' i”Cliff. and Mrs. Gippert of the Post
nit}: entertained their daughter.
. Is Amends- Gippert of New York
one, over the week-end. and several
’Bos'rox. May 20.-—-Wildness by
Holloway. Pillette and Clarke and
hits by Wamby. Veach 1nd Harris
in I the second inning gave Boston
slx'runs yesterday. and Boston won
from the Detroit. 9 to 1. Wambs-
, . “ . - ' _, ’ ‘ The? cell from" the City ‘during . -
“ on I opened my account,” and a. depositor, “I resolv- ,»° . . “‘1 V . - rm 1: be . guns and Boone each doublcd . , . I we T]
. . 7 _, . , . . y . . . the es JV 0 lleve the operitions twice. Hint Constock o . ‘
ed to make no withdrawals until I had accumulated at .01" m . t N h k use t are financed snowman: run an. tem bounce...“ vomrr
_ ' r y o aw 1‘ ‘ g n di‘cate. ‘- ’ V. ' ,_ ' 7 . l, ' . . id ‘02 EN“ '
My balance passed that mark last New 3 : me“ n b" nudging 1.11 . feisob _ 1.". _. M”. W 1,, Ridge at Bethe 3:13:11 2:22:11 and 3m ,_
east$1, .
- Year’s Dig? Thisfirst withdrawalistomnkeapayment‘
onshome.”
nwfihdrawsl—shortof-sl,” systennis .a. good. one
. Open, {the week-end with her daugh-
‘ terfiitrs. 0.1a. won..- oi: nomom
else ' United Heights _
.~t I‘
115 Main sun-l. “.th
of L0
Castle.
Charles H. Castle .. ,-
17th Connecticut \Ulhl
Norm. . ' ~ on; yrhich'
fi‘ ’ everyone who wouldl‘hsveftn' something’ mil worth smog Cm°mlm1fidenlhw - —. . N ha“ -. .
'~ . . ‘ I ‘ hibition nuthoritles‘hn'd Dem» Eggszgufrom 5:50 to 5N» ”a.
file . otrrglluflcelcents have been mose- were rei‘m'ld
The bills .
Committee On Invalid Inn
_______._'//
" fitting for inversi- M {aid in
which. it is indium emotional do-
maximums-in imminent. _ " ‘
George W .
rig a, 1'9"-
]Ir. and Mrs. di
. m‘kers are span
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