PAGE ELEVEN
. F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
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DAILY RADIO PROGRAM“
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POETRY
FOR BIRTHDAY
0F PRESIDENT
00v. Fuller of Mass.
. iSends Greetings to
sown NOT
momma 1N
CHINA, HE sus
Foreign Minister
-Tchitcherin - Admits
SPORT BARRA GE
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans
3:. ms 0. Downs -
quick in his bout with Harry Wills.
The scrupper from Newark never
had a chance with the big negro.
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‘E;C001idge, ‘Vho Wi“ However! Russians i: p_ ..Lw “3:33..“ Attire Polo Grounds. The Grab-Walker bout ran true
1 e uly 4 Are With Chinese ; g g l .I ' Pm‘m to predictions. Moss everyone
V, ! ___._ 3 '. Z—Goirng an. '1.“ mo low lug We must say that Mickey Walker thought that Harry would earn the in
hwmrsco'rr. Mass. July 3. MOSCOW. July.a.—(AP), FM. 3 $3 52 in“... m "M ""‘ W". 2.“;3.1";‘:,“;.:‘;,“‘;u'{“§:Emil:if; mm“ 0"" “."°':°-". ”a" 3:312:33ng
i“ (”L—Pruident C°°Ud5°- ‘hO Will “3“ Mimi" Tchiicherin'hu issued . “It. mag“... .‘WW‘, ' Mend museum. with Dave Shade. Wills again stands out as Demp- C L. "V amenis
' ‘ be' 58 years old on the Fourth of a tlitiltemi-nt declaring that. smile fip' m a .....q _mr r. ‘ ' ' “y.“ “’3'”! °W°n°m~ Th9” ‘“'° onn. lght &
.9 My. "COW!!! birthdly greetings t0- the sympathies .01 “18 Russians are it? E: Eiloshsm: the mm 332% mm. msthxfnlfigr:n?ii'iii'iii.tiiir°od“fiiiii zfiiglfiiliiiecei'haiffiric 23:51:22 Yuri; P ower C00
day from Governor Fuller of Massa- on the side of the Chinese in their (m m “I Castro! 9,” mm- WWI i M my Sisttery of Buffalo in the third writing on the wall and signed up Norwelk Phone 3600
4 chuutil. wno. apparently had writ- airussle f0: complete liberation DOM. 8 i Tl In” round. James wasa Mo 1 favorite. for a bout with the “Black Fall:
5 «it some poetly for the occasion. from foreign domination. the Sov- m ...). 9-00.“.' :3‘ ‘ ' ' ' ther." * "
. Onnlarge card on which was em. 'lot government's policy is to avoid - ’HM Program and ' m.~': Th9" “'3' °"‘y °“° man '1‘“ . I '
. l hosted the “Massachusetts State Seal. any action whi h .2“ ’W‘ l soar g; gun... “We "m" thought. Shade had a chance to win A numht'r of horualk figllt fans -
7 w the following: , C could be regarded ' H—m usiosl Program. E.— mbsnlOuch Ouchutus. ‘ and that was his manager. He was were at the ringside last night. They Mme. Jeannette
z.» 'Greettn M P ld t as intervention in China's internal , m’?mn certainly right. all seemed satisfied with the me-
... Y'On thisur'riosi..gl;:ilou:ndav affairs. :3 E, g 7”. 3.3 o a I nlug's entertainment. 53 South Main Street
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. 9"1'heros a. further birthday mes- Th“ altMemem was prompted by ' ‘ I1: , I 13-014.! W31: out“? lny‘thgng “all!” 1:? 0 o C r-o‘l who it o‘kod out of south Norwslk, Conn.
“r V‘ “‘9' the uncessing attacks upon 50”" 3531' -—m‘ 8%: Fryfibm "is”: “may“: (alight-if would our: the :oragilii lye-storm; L This time i ‘
will “"85”” ”1° 13“““5’1 “’“Wllpmin '- Cleveland did the trick. It looks Pure Thread Silk
{Which the drawn 'shield'
,, display:
“To President and Nation
"Are birthday honors due.
Dr: a. shield. which could be with-
connectlon with the present situa-
tion in China. coupled with the re-
cent speech at Loughbordugh by
"SI/lllpatiiy does not mean inter-
vention" says M. ’I‘chitcherin in re-
10233“. milwwno"
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. ,l _ Lord Birkenhead. which is regard- as Y I
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sAtdlogelo nishlng fame and ed here M official sanction for these 44' 11me o; lasts. 3% Emm- . 7 0 New nrk no"... 30 39 .435 Ii
.And "cam to you." attacks. 35158; g._:: ml": o'mw “mu...“ . . . m m " _ (Mountain Standard WM) Cleveland so it .423 l ' $|.39 ,
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little time in the bushes.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chiffon or Medium Weight‘
Full buttoned .
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fflthertrgl-Teitiheg-‘op °£ the card this futmg statements that Bursitis in- 30° :- a. I coon?“ -— KOA Pimlsin
.1“ the mm of Mamehuseu izt‘estct'l ilzlfirolonstiinsd the state of 1 ;§§ ;. :flom m: is m .._"';.- W. L. Pct.
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ols‘mm'” 1 “mm . “me ”19 role of protector there. wur. rmunmm—osu and?“ t Shah“ m“) NATIONAL LEAGI'L- 532:3”. ~15 at .592
. Tougur most distinguished clti- I” ’l‘heIISovt'ct. foreign minister holds 7.3%"3W‘ gin—blah 3:3 soul’s” w L ' Pct Jersey (‘lty . 4. fill 553 MILLINERY
. lat, tie foreign powers are most to 8: P'. J ' Eng estrs. ' .' ' . ' 4 "'I" “ - "
f‘Our President and friend." blame for illo‘pcrmanent‘ state of 13:“ P: {lion 01°" a“ on" ”" ”d -WJ§§$§1‘£§$ :Li 3: :3; 2331!]? 1: 31’ 2:;
n w“ 'isn__.°_._______d' «Mun T Fuller." civil war in China. which they con- 11:33 . X.—Elkl"¥liliolic ' 3:031. {P motudhmun. Brooklyn ........ 35 33 .615 Rochester ....... 33 44 .429 ..____.‘
solidato by supporting various mili- mi -— unsiaon.’ . Cincinnati H‘- . 32 ‘34 .485 prb‘MMCe ...... 2g 43 368 '
.tary leaders. He seconds the views 0‘” P —-hsso0su- ° "‘- "JZII 13““ Gull-405.0 J ' ... - ' - ~.. ’ 0' '
expressed by Senator Bomb m the 7 woo. ,Ww .g RF“ mm; fig r "awn”... st. Louis as 35 .48.. bylaclisc ..o 50 .333
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r-ifcct that there would be no, com- 8:38 P. 11.3. w 65 1. no.“ 1;: E. §Mi Iowa. 10. 3;"? 13‘5““. Orebssm. (Eiiicziltfphm . 3? iii Ii” ‘ " ' " ‘ K A Ponlemus
u. motion in China it the foreigners 10E°° l} fi-4.;£“gg “1". °;' ~ tie—sou n’ M Sufism; £50m“ s 41 .33 EASTERN LEAH E- '
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i I i ligi‘iidoi Yilgdtéhinxgpe“ for the 1033 Pl!" “3°" 0 ‘ 2 fig?! 3mm, and“) Alham- ;. . . .. . $6 in 2% 31 30- MAIN STREET
i .l i Referring to Lord: Birkenhead's 3-021 3-— when near cats. 2 10 gm “‘5'“ iMERICAN LE‘GUE' Bl‘idscnm‘t - - 3G 3” .545
i." 4‘ speech. M. Tchitcherin says it must i. P' ”garnets; ”:1. ‘ i. :10 g “5‘ p_ '0}; €th 1mm “mm PM ' L Pct. Waterbury ... .. 35 (in .538 80' NORWAL‘
_. v be regarded as aggressive and inim- I: ;' fie—Willisnlmrsnn retrofits. a.“ AOrchesil-s. "ll- “ ashingtml . ..... 47 .‘3 671 Springfield . . .. . 34 3“ .531 PHONE 314.5
tiendt Glastonbury .. Portland lizal in the highest degree. Should 11% P' “:3: ‘ Hashes; m. 18:00 all: arm.“ A0 Band. Philadelphia . 45 ..i .th Hartford 3.1 33 .514
‘ is under construction. Road is. the English threats materialize. he ' IA. in, : 1°“ 1mm.“ “5 Chm” 37 33 "53" MW Havcn 33 ‘33 -500
l . $10! traffic. continues. the world would be 32%” to 8:00 P. gt.— smueo 1: “Y"CM‘WM "Ill- Detroit ' ' " ' "" ' 35 37 "‘86 ‘VorMFler ... - - - '- 3‘ 3 331
i ‘ Hampton 13 t] d E t 1 1 l t 1m 1 ii d 025 P Nr—Sm scoot-is. ”flux—I75 Weather WI stoc St L01”! 34 38 4"” Pm fl id "3 43 345
3' ~ : or an- as pungel noapo ca ores. an E ' _ “$1! . “I”! P03 FMF'MO: ' '."""" "- 3“ ~ - -
J' atop road is under construction England would be the first to suf- 133;: $1 it‘s: "who.” : oaths. 1°.” 2. Iafirfifls 2;?" 0 he.“ 4‘.
open tor traffic. on ma “mus—.71.. 8:001:80 rum
era ”a Union: Stafford—Um M. Tchitcherin denies that Soviet 0330 P- Mv—mfllfihm MIM- Humanist—ms "um" “um STATION!
' ‘tu ill 1 . Russia is carrying on intrigues in 7’“ P' N'“ n' ' Herd “WW-Tm m m' cm“ dxwm' ‘1'" y
. f , rnp o a under construction. ~ ~ ‘ . way mummy-470.5 is p. ESQ“ m'. pmn MW Kile. wand. VIM. Chino.
. ‘_cl°'ed. Fair detour. i hina against Lnglish trade or one P. iii—Sunday school lea-on. Mil—concert "CA- COME. N
w, Oduonock Ind Suffleld: Road is against toreigners in' general. ‘ 7-453; fifiofi- 1:01.} 2:120, "{mmm Wit. “unseen: rams minim: dilation managements noel-vs all 0 WE- EB
' construction but is open for L0“ Birkenheads ”each. to 10:30 2. n.—r-lriouc Program. _ gls P. ic—xoaiool 'suoololioa fill; omnnfifiuwcf ‘ 01m or mono-o STSRTINQ' A
AME.
. . old! Prospect Hill road is un-
goomwctlon. bridge torn down.
which M. Tchitcherin takes excep-
tion was a. warning against what he
termed the “formidable. menacing
plague of Bolshovism“ in England
WALLY PIPP
VILLA VS. FOLEY.
GREENWICH MAN
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@533; gamma”, Locks: as well as in China. He called at- p VAhCOUVER. B. C.. July 3-—
3 is under construction but is {leion‘ ”1’ tgglracvhat ”ft mm” ““430 "“1‘1- “'0?” flyweight box' ' 16 N0. Main St.
* for traffic. n ores ” n no ere gre or an log champion .srld Vic Foley. Cana- s0 h N
. m1!“ Norwich-Hadlyme read those of any other country. and that , [It orwalk
3 b not ti D t -e the present widespread unemploy- dlan bantamweight champion. have Ph 256
i we: 30 on. e our 0» r mam in England would be enor- signed for a ten-round bout here . one
to ‘ mously increased by the Chinese July 17. Foley‘s manager announced
infield: Putnam-Norwich road.
. disturbances. that he will make the weight.
on u undo: cotnlstrllliction. 1.1:“- 118 pounds. placing his title at. stake
Wk is being dlimee ep one w ere under construction Probable short . . . . and posting "“000 a” " "”1““
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Haddsml‘ Norwich. delay at. underpass near Canaan. In Serious Condition m h" he “ll mm“ the wei'm' A. C. Giles I! Crowned
.BAl'lED BALL
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fledlngis being done. De- Sharon: Sharon-Antonia. road is . . _ . ‘ . P W l
byes unimproved road around under coffnstruction. Concreting.one- H9spltal —' 5 0 , 0 0 0 T1331“ MATCIIED State Champion in l y l y
I ' one! the work. way tra ic. .——_—_. I
g j Lyme: Shore road. construc- Torrlngton: Torrlllsion -Har\vln- KldS Stampede 3' t KANSAS CITY. 10“.. July 3 (AP) New Haven Tourney
work is under way. Traffic 50- ton road is under construction. Game ~Geno Tunney. American llshl- Th R It GOOD GROCERIEB
00st from Old Lyme will use de- Waterbury-Watertown: Water. he‘v’l‘vcl‘hg boxing champion and —' e 68“ S
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. “ester-Hebrew Amston road Greenwich: Boston Poatroad.con- \eteran “I“ baseman ofvthe New man. New York heavyweight. in . —A. C. Giles. of. the Wee Burn club._ POPULAR PRICES
VJ. . construction. Detour over :trufition onus. cutizoifdnlearithte 1:11“! lork Yankees “as in a serious com um round no-decision bout here to- Greenwich, was crowned state ama-
. an - ved road. ’or - State he. . o 6 fly n to c. dition last night at St. Vincent's night. ‘ .
" tfllle: Raymond Hill road. Stamford: Keelcr's Hill on the new...“ Mm... he was removed tour :01! champion. alter a clone 12 Mom Street
«is being done. Detour post- Boston Post road is beingyidened. yesterday afternoon after being h" SHEA FOR C ‘11” Ind nrd fought match with W. J. No , 001m
Id Doibeare Hill road. th W! 0 \g‘dl‘l‘ag’ inktmgtclston Post road is on the right temple by a. pitched EL ' cholley, of the Shuttlo Meadow rwalk
. : - 'or n - 'es roo ' , ’ V
. dhimiswitth-ieim co iatruction' under construction on a. cut-off. No ball in batting irrctlc‘e prior to the NEW YORK. July S-Chicsgo ”Uh of 1“.“ Britain, ‘t the 5°“
. roe , D . , game ““11 the ‘ at C3 q - Haven Co'try club yesterday. The ‘
0’ t° traf’fic. delay in traffic. in X- -ray of the injury was taken fang think Edd“ ~11"- "l "19- next
. Branford and North Brapford: ' bantam champion. in fact. Eddie is match was decided at the 30th hole.
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Itch: Norw-lch Colcheoter road.
Inc on being paved with concrete in
viilhge of Fitchvillc. Traffic going
lrolisNorwich to Colchester willpass
thr gh the work: tlaffic from Col-
bh r to Nomich “ill use detour
t‘u posted. .
xewtown: Bethel road. steam
i? mi construction is under way and
ill. shert detour has been posted.
‘. New Fairiieid: Sherman road. ma-
'eodsm construction and steam shov-
iil [g‘rnding is under nay. A short
Road from Brani‘ord'to North Bran-
ford is under construction. No de-
lay ln traffic.
\Vasipor-tt Show. road is under con-
struction. (mo nay traffic from the
iron bridge to l-ailload underpass.
Road closed from underpass to min-
ute man. Detour via Maramir Inn.
\‘lestporn Post road. grading on
section of road from Peat Swamp to
Nash some and from Saugatuck
river bridge to Lighthouse curve.
Boston Post road. grading
and will be deleloped tomorrow.
Hospital authorities said that the
player “as resting comfmtabli.
Pipp was rendered unconscious
for 15 minutes after being struck
by a ball thrown by ChariesCald-
well. former Princeton university
pitcher. who recently Joined the
Hugmen.
In addition to the injury to Pipp
here yesterday about twelve chil-
dren were cut and bruised by a
stampede before the game when a
the main topic of nstic conversation
in the Windy City at present. The
Chicago lad is hard at training for
his fifteen round bout with Cham-
pion Charley (Phil) Rosenberg in
the New York Velodrome on Wed-
nesday night. July 15.
Got some good hearty laughter
into your life. Watch for "The
Potters" when they appear in The
Evening Sentinel Monday and laugh
daily after that with the thousands
Giles having evened the score by
winning the previous hole.
S“ ecney landed in a trap at the
green on his third allot on the libel
hole and Giles. who had brought
the ball within titty yards of the
hole in three stranzht drives from
the tee. loomed up as the 1925
champion. Sweeney came out of the
trap with s. little too much strength
and missed two puts. Giles holed
out in five. winning the hole and the
championship by two strokes.
COMPLETE
A. J. Collins Co.
70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
HOUSE
2 do _ur has been posted. . Dn'ricnt an 0 about so, .
1? nt: D0‘ or road, steam show] is being done from Darien center t° 30:13:34,380: has {oedatleiid algal“: eniioy :1”; “it; the pie" The toisl score were not u ‘0“ P I ‘ t a FURNISHINGS
' n . No de- Norlvalk town line. Slight delay to err men 0 t s rres at. as many during the tournament, . If ' ‘ ' it ~
it struction is under 83- mm. When the bleach” flt" m” iblo cartoon family. Giles having a. 159 and Sweeney s u s In W ‘
l are necessary.
”Fading: Georgetown road. steam
[Oh v‘el construction is under- way on
'iugpijoved lecaiion. No detours are
a elary. . .
ow Hartford: Nepaug road is
r construction. Road will be
i! when asphalt is applied.
Glastonbury: Hebron avenue is
under construction. Detours posted.
Resurfacmg is being done on the
Berlin tulnpike, also between Elm-
wood and New Britain at Corbin's
Corner and hetueen Seymour and
Ansonla. Traffic is taken care of
opened the youngsters rushed
through. Many were knocked down
and trampled \by those pressing
from behind. Twelve with cuts and
bruises on their faces and bodies
were treated' ln'the Yankee club
house. ‘
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Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
180. In the qualifying rounds Morl-
day the champion had a. score of
152 and Sweeney had 154.
J ‘ean Khottiwhile
he: ohm yb‘l‘i
Keep Cool
‘ rth C -N f lk: Cansan- on these roads. but, should proceed ' " ' .
grail: r:andugecti:n: A. and B. srewith caution EmmN.I;ES§EN§“y 8- . wgth a,
John Patrick Haddock artsy??? , Westinghouse
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3"’m’g‘” Dentist WM Slew Rich Wife new;circumcise. 3.3.3.5?
syi i Les has e lane and . .
Planned to. Kill Step-Son‘foa Suitinsfiha "his”... .. 220 m D. Q
. pace. still a wise old head
least by Citcber Michael Konnlck.
it was announced here today.
Haddock started the Triplet» the
only professional ball club owned
by American Legion posts. on s. suc-
cessful season and for some time
they led the lesgue. but they slump-
cd three weeks ago and are now in
last place.
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87131811116 WINS.
CHICAGO. July 0 (NFL—William
L. (Young) Stribling. Macon. Gm,
lighthesvywelght. has another vic-
tory added to his record as a. title
contender.
He won over Johnny Risko. Cleve-
land heavyweight. in 10 rounds at
East Chicago. last night. Risko was
knocked down in the fourth round.
The Georgian was regarded as hav-
ing the edge in four rounds. with
three even.
RAWLINGS HOLDS ON
The veteran Johnny Bawiings will
not be let go. for despite the fact
that. the Pittsburg infield. with its
abundsnce~of youth. looks good
enough to stand the major league
like
Johnny is alwan needed on n pen-
nant contending nmegation.
BRAVES SIGN BRAVE
WATERLOO. Iowa. July a—Ar-
chis Kelsey. Winnebago‘ Brave and
star southpaw on the Water-lee club
boyswant.
SW
don Boy
you’regoingtodo_thue;
herearetheclothssyou
suits-
play
Sunday suits — bathing
stub—regula-
outfits.
all“ the fixings—boy:
all-lesiisersboafl
Boys' canvas
leathertrhnrnsd.
shoes.
FRIENDS
I @811 unfifihlglsritmny
My comic hit?
' I"Illinois
methin’gi ahout it;
You win 0‘ laugh
' every time
codEyery Davin
11 No. Main St.
NORWALK ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Phone 2978
ONE THINGS
A‘NICE COLD B
SURE
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bsth. «Turn on the
place to go for your
Summertime can't stay mad very
long in the vicinity of a nice cool
cold water.
run off the perspiration. take a
cold shower and cheer up a bit
Remember what folks say about
the plumbing shops being the
every plumb-
ing need. They are telling you
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