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THE EVENING SENTINEIr-SO.'NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY. JANUARY it, 19213.
ercer—‘—-Mulligan Will Meet Champ
AMERICA’S PUGlLiSTlC iNVASlON' ' i. MEET—lilliEWESl’ilSll‘O '
t COULD 6MP 13ml 'PALOOM i [N THE NORWALK ARMORY
clots-l emit out: no“: MD. H
oer HE GETS ‘i‘l—tE «nomm ‘ '
DOUGH, mo '1 GET THE
RUN AQDUND. o
,. 81309th Wine Over
HRSEY LOSES or A“ FOUL comm GUARDS
T0 Illinuil ill STAMFORD VlC-TORS OVER
Ba t‘ M
, tensor THE HOPE HOSE
Score Was 38 to 20—-
gie Count—Willie Mack Victor Over K. O.
rown—Other Bouts ' . Quinn, Drlscoll and
Eddie McMahon Are
Matchmaker Joe Chimbole has de-
flded to start in Immediately to Stars
The Hope lioso tire went down to
Frankie Fay Will Promote [lent the First Part
of Next Month — (.‘ommissioner Donohue
Helps to Arrange Scrap—-- truce Flowers on
Same Card
\‘uunl: Mulligan of Norwalk. mid rthe oliunilunii \“illl :i ”I illll in mind
have‘gbiinuinlz than i“ .
I-i MA E I .
[EgblC-llrEBnglétE? l Milt-3 leu‘isliu Of Stamford. :4 lliiipt‘l‘fl m.
1'ng CAME FROM. ll"‘i'll tlL’ntrll for 15 round battle at l “in"? V, ... y . '
BUT THEHVE Nilli'iull. “”11 L, l ‘ 1' [M‘l'l‘m "‘1“ "l ulil ”7'
till lhw lizlll' Ill lli‘tl"ll|l.’ It..ili‘l.~
Dorsey slipped and Iicctdentilli)‘
struck‘Tungallin ~il low blow. fun-
gailiil. who is n Filipino boxor. fell
to the canvas. lie was later examin-
ed in the dressing room 'by the club
book another card for Columbus Hull
Bumtord. following last night's
touts. Chimbolo announced that. 600
Il.- :lliiloly
New York battler. through an unin-
tentional tout. Less than a minute of
the second round had passed when
w” none too good friends.
tossed iii (qu lulnltote each and lid-
dle l'tistlod the netting three times.
Court was the outetandthg tutor for
both of Stamford. Both boys wcr‘
stablemotee at one time. but tnrtmi
it was It
93: massame eons
/ Flam ouerz anew
MlsTAKE THE (LANG
'litile at Columbus Hall.
J Commissioner Donahue personril’
1‘}: came to Norwulh yesterday aft-
Isn- witnessed the flzhts and that physician. who sold Tangailln wits donut. in their first game. played In ”ng éuAlevi EASQ TO - it‘ll it list tsmwldi . 4 . .
he broke even with expenses. The fouled. DOI‘FI was pounding l‘iin- \Veniliort lignmet tho Compo Lite :3: THE Dl$H U TAKE OUEQ ”Minuet. ill... "(gui‘lgnfuggl‘f:::]}l‘:_'lll’”‘”“: ”l.‘".m:'. i tllti tutu. -t mm
min bout of theevenlnx was a Enlltn to all corners of the ring \\ ion Guards. last evening. The score was m 5 AMP HERE iii. CotillillfiSlUIltll‘ ’l‘homus l" Dona. I” .H, I’l.(""""".‘ ' " M" I “"“‘
hm; mug- with Mike Esposiio. state the foul occurred. Dorsey wcigllod 38 to 20. 4 DU CH . 1.11.1. I h :10?“ “:1," .' “I'M” H“ “V "H” ”W
Mumwelxht champion. zainins a 124 pounds with his opponent one The game was fast from stnrt to DDT AN. 'l‘lio bout will be held durin p... 2“,?! l“_”,l""” ““le "l" 'w 1.022.;
aniline over Nick Mercer. a Greek no; :11 less. The bout was tohedulod finish despite the wide margin of ANHOHAV-E Hm “00k m ”brunt" “'illlglrl‘u‘nh {albino-iii on]. r in Mil in. w. _
Winter from New York City. W H0 10 rounds. victory for the Wesiport testil. TO A LOT OF ' LREAD” Me My \i'i‘ll known .5 ortsn ti . t loyf'll‘dnd mr M- l “I, i, do" '
, Chick Dorsey of Westport lost the The feature bout of the evening 15d Q'I‘lm- PM”? Drtscoli “"d Ed' 0115‘: Di 7—H WITH W the pm.'-m,l[,. 'l'ln- 1 f . .1 n' 1:” 0 ‘ mm“ “1" ""1""! "1" ' "'
Hml-llnul "slit to Mike Tantallin was the grudge match between dl" McMahon “1"“ "l" stars for the US THOUGHT OF THE ll d in St'iliitord ‘lurifs‘tpltlZI‘twirSIIMk “Ixtlh 1lmmm ”ml SW“. I W l} l W
' . . . . .. ' . . . l and llrietroll , . " ' " 0“" 0 or“ "t lilt‘HW-‘i l"~ It .m -
K..ock-0ut Bromi and \lillie l-Itk. “ "'W” “m“ Q ”n" LA ' \ LARLIE AMERiLAN int: the curd urrangwcl by Joe Clitni- an in t‘ilivg 0m ., nth...“ ,
l‘ily \\|ii :Imili' fur li'h i. ..i
from l’l': llL_‘rlBl/.i\il)‘_f “err-4".“
m‘rlvr in l- t: rt l‘it
Nil ll'n 3:;
o . tho lOTill trnui and lllndo ii of their .3
_ grudg. match tlirougr and through , ‘t , § F THE 6 P .,,,m, and brought the long ”mud...” Mr. “my l .' .. . A
The spectators were not in need l“"““‘- e, . O 0H6 FG.< .-.~ “v” “W t l N - ..i in .iil ,.
M I L LI humor by the rlnlit-iil :lntiis oi Th" ““0"" follows: 5 THE JINGLE OF THE 1 "A ”m" ’n 0 a ““‘1' A”. “0' “‘1” lint]. or .i inn-intact
N E R Y Brown who is declared lud‘ ”0”; "0“: BIG ““3 ‘ ‘._. OLD 5 WURlBU$ UNUN Ilium” hm] "' long confuh with Bill Fm" l" i' l' 1" "i ll“ 1mm,
. , . v . ' .1 d 1 .do‘ldl “ (1 in but ; to einitii. liloniiger of young Mulligan trill ln- rt... an”... it 1. ‘il' , l'
K A “3.1.33 g:hd:llifl;n:t t‘l‘lvllfflng L 1:“ Shi‘lt‘lltlll- ll -' 3 b lmth hmith and Mulligan alert: :in- J m. .,,~ i 3 [4. (mm. .1... .1”. ,:
‘ ' ° ' b ~ t tel it e' ‘l .V‘i'ouiid‘ “In. Court. tr 4 -' 1‘ ‘.“"”’ t” “’3'" “'1 WWW") 5"“? “=1th ' it: in
I POLHEMUS 9:3“: 332: Blah? bangln‘g ilirothel'toll. ' ‘ H 2 -‘“Iti':htic that they Would tulle on till. lv‘aw my l .-:: .‘l'. fil'lill ili M "
‘ ' ~ -.. . v n l l ,. .Hl’t‘lsllll uh :I ”ll as a. i'omotrr 'us int; - ,_ . . . "
.‘ . _ - Brown soon slowed up after taking 1 Allan-fir I. t l runny). J 1’ “ '3' 1’1)” : - “V“ ‘ Wt twins.
. severe Jolie to the head tint) body ' ._ __ FHHML l':l.\' iiinriednieiy stenpcil‘lliultr. . LW j“ _
LEADING MILLINER front Mack. Brown was ill bud hope 7 (I so wHAT'é THATh W, ”H. ”In” “W. aircred to mummy,WWW.- »H‘-_~‘;)-~1m’l\2 M} ‘ . ’
61 North 'Main Street ‘7 ‘ll’m "lldrd- “Wile 5°;‘I‘nlhfl‘ml'll mum LIFE ought)? m Auolélfii~ iI in... This was agreeable to ‘.\lr.llu,.ui.-. mil sin, :Iz. toil-'7.
, nn t roun s. 9 sure llllfit .3. I A s FUR ' licmm,‘ and [llflllsfilH-m then modeling (“2‘“wa I“ ‘1 D ‘ .
Ph hOIdlDE- Muck was cool nnd deliho- I" .\lc.\lullon. H H n ti LOAN? TAKING HOME( ‘»'| Law the Iluln-rs sign-2d following ‘tllat .ll.....i.'~ r mil Li J it,"
one 314-5,SO.N01’W8lk rate. but seemed to tire din-ins; the purity. rf .. l 1 Hi5 EARNING: ,1“, Nu”. m Stamford my night. “WM“ “‘1‘ , H :2 d ‘
. . inst llulflof the brittle othorw‘iso ll ll. Quinn. if ’1 ti 3 ’ , 'l'lit: suiidvti Change in tin:- tight M) NH“ ”h "with“. .
knockout should hate hot-n noted. )4. .\ic.\luholi.t ‘. '.'. h Fillltillun run... us, ., Illo‘iiiltrt ”W” ,“W (m M. W ‘
His punch?! weir. h.” ‘ mud and di- .‘lilll'lill. c L, : tum. to lmuil runs. .\u :litenipt hubliirlntllll‘,w.,.-] in yin-r. :i 1 it.
[ZENITH rectod at vital NMVS' hm the) Kl" 1‘3- Quinn. "K. " 1" film's“ Ul‘lilf' to bring Mulligan andllllS llcorw i'l‘.!1l tlzrn tr:
, ‘ ed the pop needed to sond lil’Own to St‘illlt‘m- lg o o o .‘I-jspnsno myth” 1..., smeml weeks, id” or ”m ”M ,m [N ‘.
‘ “m "*3 the canvas. Brown glared at hlnolt .u. . i i 11 it. ;~. .. . . . " .. _' “ j ' “*‘ ""”
‘WARE . tumult. it. . lDlllmtr lit. originally had the in; Hl'ltlt‘f‘lill'll [W ”M l 7 .. .
‘ .. Inll through the right. As ho \i'lllkal - -_ _. ‘ ”my: lu‘uk‘d “I 20 mm mm ”a” tl‘at mm . l“ ' .1 ...t ..,.,
“‘7‘v-AIER‘KI‘J‘1 ‘ ed to his corner at the end of my)“ 16 n 35 ‘l‘i ‘lll South Normill; ’ll‘“ ti'rl“ t‘i-ll ‘f'lt‘ t" l; is. I‘ll. -~.] 1' "
3qu “ETRO'WI‘F It. 0- 5- round ‘ > made faces over his tout-i W. . QAART HANK . ix 'll through after the. Lirll‘t‘liiifl; filled the it}..- i: ~‘l i -' (w I .'
der at Mack. lirownoccoslollnll: ox-t .‘IEDALS I’I\\|'.\'ED. HAM AND 5665? wlLL CAMOUFLAGE o / l l / \ ‘tu come to an i'JLZ'l't‘"ll‘F‘lll on il‘o K“ltd t‘lii l l'i'l Ililflhmm My My
' s . ~ w . . ‘ - ~‘ » .. Ht iv a. .It or what i»
R A D I 0 23:31:11atheflgluiltsqp"ll‘hlekllolfhnlthllw LONDON.‘L°"“°“ pawn shops FAS ‘QJFOREKIM CHAMP AND MAKE A 9'4,wa . / V \ itorins. ‘(lilmlioln also tried tallies-t curls limit hi: rail; :11; .. ..,
cheert-i and are .duv for u. FAN”) J“. swunilli‘d with war medals. Uf— OR ME IN A DEMPSEl-(BODT. ‘ fl . — . . ... .. SUCH-if MfiTA‘AE. [g ‘illu'lil‘ll the buys in Stamford, but the : in _\-,..r..‘.m\.
Plignge‘tnont later on ”1.0“." “firm” ’t‘ioiiils til'o i‘nd°fl\'0l‘l¥‘8 ‘0 learn ' -—~- » H... mm... . _ _ , __ I lllluiiclul end Ciilllr‘: into it atriiiil. l Tl“; l"'l'- :_4 Hi, ‘ It", I] t ..
Convenient Terms ed 134 1-" and \l"it“kl one [out l"‘l“"'° they “r“ coming from. They e j in an “M‘lusive interview wirh an ‘l‘tOXi‘l'F ”will \‘."‘l“l in "t l“ i" ’
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STUD“'I-‘IL I'IAVO CO more. > tarp lining sold lit low mitts. BERG HAT S UADgTorr111gton {0 Bleet ‘ ‘1 lEtillgzlgju1:251:12}.[Lhcolwehmiti lulu; tliii-i‘ o i ii-il: ::i tho .i~ :-:.. -: .
4 ‘ . . ‘ w . . ,. . i .. :. ‘imlSle‘ii‘l' i ii (".1' v .e -.. .. -.
68 No. Main ill. hid Brood of Stamford was too. . l (.l‘OSby ngli Teams ' illonahuo related the whol= stor' "I 1twLL' " L I) v I“) I” I ‘
Phone 120 So. Harwell: much for .109 King of Bridgman “in, more ixpi‘l'ltnCL‘ lli' Lil‘louln . i ItM amn- L i o. It‘ll it. .iilw hows to [I'M 4.4. We...
. . > . ~ w int 1 ood tighter. w . " i ’imu’l‘ rut i...;. ammmt his
Broad “on the incision. Ito had Hill) 0 l 3 Manager Robert .1. Tucker of ti: IN SPORT . Mr. Donahue took office as com~ linen dEPlt'l‘.tl upon. '11-... {in up.-
'l‘hom'is .‘liccitvthy of East Haven ~ ‘ .
l “”31”"? 0f atllwtlcs in this stutc‘ot’ the lvil"l till: he (in
. list July. lie announced the \a- ‘soon as l-"..l oltziliis a live .
riuns champions of the lllffPl‘Pllli lt‘uilurw H: 21': 1.2“. r'l . "
,';t.issrs. in dismissing the Italitiinl-‘il'flitrr In Luv {lgf‘F-‘lfill whip
might t‘lieintnlon. )ll‘. Donahue saintlnf the nl'x “ill I'N‘ilt iIi '1 '
Iimst "I I'i-t‘nt'ivized Espnalto as tlieunmlifit. vsl‘enuolr mid D'- l‘mi'
‘ ‘ f N u ' m . i. .. (a 14‘
5mg)“ (ll.llnp liinlill) to one!!! interest ln‘hur. lirlimni
l tilts Tm-rington high school tooiluii
s C 0 ltoulu iinnounu-d today that he liii~
Iechoduted a game to be pla'yt‘d will.
”Crosby high school of “'ulorhul‘)
lln Torrinxton Nor. t3. Alter a lapse:
Kins 8r088’y on eet'erlil occasions.
but the Bridgepoi" Lamp mm} {vim-veil all It.“ fights. lie it pt the
the storm. Broad weighed 132 Halitoys moving ”NEW and prewntvd
King 123.. Broad was it cautiousillit-m from holding a: mucl: :is pos-
fithizr and slow to follow up mg'slble. lie summed up the main bout
:adl'nntages, This bout was fast and ‘wlth Espostio as the winner with to
thr inns gave them a lit: hand when lininls_to' 43 made by Mercer. 'l‘he
‘ Corsets
'l'iiv- honor of it ’ ”1"
{of several years. athletic relations:
; iluinlter of field goals In :1
l' ,7.
.ii.‘
:‘btoweon the two schools were m— l ‘ .
l5 4_r1'."l.h ‘0 Kiri! . . .
William “Iontg‘omery Estimcd when tho football teams rep- '
- ' 0 t- acin’w and m . .. , 2‘ o victory was not mat for _, ‘ . ‘
-BBCklacmg’.fr n l r m" 1"" m“ ”“5 3‘ 1" ‘nd 0" ”7991233530 {who had a shadow!” five 1mm; goes in L. i. l-lohortsc-t: of tie eiltllillvll in this and ot the state. hm innit} i». \.“ 3”,.” I .. .
non'lanng mOddS' sixth round, lp ‘ '1 ll th fir we H H' h T t l f ll't‘fl‘nllnx the institutions tnvt dur-l Willi-'0. who on Hot. 37. it-mi_ count-ll iilw \i'illt owr the. records of Cli‘W‘l‘l it :e- . in H D" r
' Charley Manley of Stamford “omi‘oun‘ds d‘l‘dth 1" 0 or "d .V'l‘ln. as lg 0 a orftng the piisi season. The game re. ‘ «*«l Seven 1|deth lcosn Poly. liis lllnth lili"ll curetullv and found thiil ital": l‘l‘t-i‘»“»“ H I
corselettes’ Brassneres and "kn" not 5” n roun ' ‘° Three Games” BOWl lsulted in a win for the Torrinlrton iovmmi was from the 35~riird strllv- Mulligan liilti men fighting men r ‘i ‘l\ At "it AMI
- ‘ * . A {it ‘ il l lun- ,~.
by a technical knockout from Tiger 'Greek mule;- fought a waiting game.
. llonlsomt - ..» -- :... . ...
Smith of Norwalk. Smith. a colored l He did not want to mix in with 15.. in (“o c iLll from ilii. .to_ ‘ahoio l... llolblit. this “05 no
of l: is. ll‘ifil‘L‘
”Mini the score helm: 13 to 7. Two:
.. taull‘:t. I
basketball games hau- also been or. i .‘o and Ell-land um»... "’ 1“ -l if L. .. u ,
were no availabledliiun in;- ~
Bandeaux. ,
Again N ext Tuesday
lad. weighed ”7. Manley tipped the poslto and was not there when it ran ed the ”m to be. 1, ed in Tor w... . . .
. , A . .stl' ;:-'_'l‘ ‘ uv, . 7.. - . .t. '
J. l. Mallette scales at 137 1-2- Manley had Smith came to the wnpnlne of lid-1w Irinzoii on Jim itlm slid yum second !t‘h:irlo\'o l'lrlclllllll'm lll'll':"llllikl‘15(3‘0l::lg‘l‘llklllfllflfllj If, 3‘8 39‘5“" 0“ ”‘0 0‘1”“ “31’1““ 1”” 1‘" 2.. ' . »
ro in the fourth round it {i - u hes. lite e el “at it on. The Ber hat com n 'e‘ teen - . ' ‘ ‘ t . I: <1 ‘5) s 0 Arts won from one or;wec-i's :rm. 1:. :wl ,. ., -
l’ 83! a d n n no N! l' h d 114108 0 C 5' N Y ‘ l in Waterbury. hold the more modein high mark. two bxcrs at the liantamwnlghg H-‘dnru‘furf‘rlfflw. ,H,.'.‘;‘; V, I}: 1_’IV‘.;V
88. Washington Street ally stopped the fight to saw thetinousu'. This L‘;. «a him in .. re- leadtns the industrial! bowling lit-fl“
colored, bay from rurther punish- leetving a lacing lit the hands of the Rue With A m'eruso 0i .667. Tim t‘
Mont. Smith showed great promiseistnte champion. " “ K ““3"“ and ”19 Bread “1“"?
bowlers are tied for second plum
Each of these teams have won seven
lickersull booted (in field grn‘eImlt.
against Illinois In lift?» and a like
lriunil'u-r in the “HHS Nebraska game.
l Brinkley got his flu. in ll": lillzl r‘ ‘
l encounter with Yule, acmunting for; :
.m‘C-ry one of tho Ci'ilnsim's points.‘ I
through his kicking taxptvi‘tuess. l 1 ‘
i then recognized Esposito as ring in Cril]jji‘;‘il.n}~
three games 1481'.
The four teams will swing into ac-
tton again next Tuesday night on the
good enough to win. That was in
the days of Leroy Ssmse. Charles
Dvork and Norman Dole.
The heights 0! e. veulter's embi-
zames. The Hotckiss team is in last NOI‘WMR alloys.
. ' piece. but with only a game diner. . The standing of the teams is as.
ROADS 'YOUD . VOICE MM TRAVEL once from the two outfits above ' tollOWS: ,t
” . ‘ lihem. William Montgomery has tho Team G W L 9367]
lhtgheet score for three games. 335. lir-rg 15 it1 5 .66? i C‘ ' Q
The “‘3“ murklcss record goes to t‘ .t K Planners i5 7 S Jim I Utate High wChOOl 10F “7111 Is ‘19
Fielder Min-iii. Tho Hotchklss; Broad River 1:. T s .457! Rifle League Plans 9 J x
team has the'hlghest team total for llotchktse 16 t» u .400! '
‘ J As we see it the Tournament of Mr. Zn in; of Ill' 5 1 r' w ‘
. ! l lllliliouse High school. Now lla- , Roses game was played tor the sole he has ungflltr (trailing: thw'fm:
‘ . I FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY j_ run. has a title I‘luli which 15 um. illurnoie 0; intfodigcins to the World Voters of Billings. Mournifil‘ldoiv
. , billous to for a .tat hizl cho ‘1 a W155 118 oo sy t e name of Poole-y the same Zupplte who damned
‘ ‘ LADIES: . . m l e .1 E o Hubert. ‘ lmouth 380 he Would haw.j no mot:
> ‘ , . _ ’ rifle league. To this end. i. has 56- e e e Grunges on his football d
. Dainty mnloe or brocade. satin and leather ..... 84.00 to slot) . : cured a cup to no gm." m the Mm 3.0“, that. I , , . . _ aqua .
l . . ii is tears tootlisll sea. . - e
. Hell and Leather (onlfort hilltpers. many colors ....... 322 l . . ~ A . t. i . '
, I . ll(r of L stat. tonilctltioi and to so” 15 otiltioily ended the has “.1“ The . . .
- l silk and Silk and wool Hosiery ..... . 32.00 to 82.50 i . . . . _ i .. . - l Wm‘flgum‘a of Hunting
, _ . , ‘ E . . - ' . cam nith it. ”‘0 11”” 0- 5‘3“ (”311" I be permitted to rest three or four ' Slkl, the pugilist. were 0b\l0u\'l\ e\~
. ‘ ‘ ' ' . J N 3- Plon- inlays before beginning practice for I assurateti....uis “til sllous he i...
l Slipperswf all kinds. Moccasins. Everett: and Comforts For the purpose of organizing the the next football season. .ucurly $600. ‘
' .. . 81.50 to $4.00. league, the temporary management , u o u I ‘ ' . ,
‘ ' ANtlt‘SiPools. Rubbers for the wilolt~ family. 3 will 1113,0 lttllivxn olurfinv tillt“ Stew liar- " [30:31:31 Mack predicts the Red Sex; “you are unable to finance a trip
. ven gt so 100 rt 9 cent irougi \‘ angcrous next year... . .By . to a winter l‘nsort vou l . a'
. l CONNEALLY & BRACKEN l its manager. All high schools are twine probably means the boys may as :11th Li’unbridiculingcil‘mlfilgljtlllx
. . = . , the tens tau ll themselves t l f 'h ' i
- . . . some noswsm, CONN .°“S“"° ‘°’ '“"‘ l"‘“ ° 3 ° °“ W “ ° W
. . . ° ' W.— dciitll. _
OTHlNG is more exasperattng than to make : - l ' ° '
. . ‘ _ . ‘ -—.-ld\'erllso in the toutinel for 0 I a _ SHORT STORY: Sho . .
an‘ out-of-town mp, only to d on 8mm: 'l . the best results. it flint} Sign“ certainly i; not the ‘ hunter. Stubble field. 15:31.; a“:
. . ‘ gl or o experts e in. .. .We Bang: Don't Phase - ~‘-.
that the person you Wish to see has gone away. , _ speed RE P'lssenger We he was We w Mu only lune; i. y .t r Omit new-
. . ‘ t .of the it) rounds against Roland Bishop Manning of New York
Thefame thing niayhhappen, Pf COW, when J C O B Y ’ S wagons can Todd, the Englishmen. sais he fern see no harm in Sande). -
Ilfll CC C A j _ f go i’.... V ich proves the good ble- ‘
you )0 eyed), (C :pfillle sem XCCpt that * ' REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING‘GyfififiggDTfiiNgENTlONS: A BUG- hop never missed a two-toot putt .‘1
. . , , ' A WILL MAKE A 't n. ' “
_ Y°u are 3“ mos 0 e exl’cm’e 9 12.14 North Main Street South Norwalk l nuns axo ACCESSORIES iS’ingLED moron GET UP AND alehbglasncfm mum mums m
. . - l . l G a e o
,Suptme that you place a PERSON-TGPERSON . ' HAYDEN ' ‘ ' ‘ The averages snow Mr. Blessing or
. . . . - ‘ Raw Raw 8 or * . .. ..
TOLL c.“ for M" JOlll‘l Smith in Philadelphia. The . THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES SILL Did you sturtutllllle New Your :‘sltllgvlzilft‘ltsonl‘lhstoEagle???.:?:;l'::
Toll Operator cells Philadelphia and finds that Mr. . - FOR MEN AND WOMEN : AUTOMOBILE CO. right? tly he had more than a. prayer “’llt‘ll
Smith is out oi'lown.‘ A RC ‘ fl' Cl] e is d f l - -‘ RIDXC: 3.0- tight. facing the pitcher.
. . . i P0 . ”3 ma e 01' ‘ ‘ . , L. Wagner. Branch Mgr. }
securing this Information. amounting to about twenty- » ’ . .. , _ .. _ . . . ,
’ ‘ _ . ‘ _ T AVE NORWALK tion. 0. LOUrbI. “as to approatlt lllt.
percent of the cost of e three-minute conversation. Charge Accounts Opened .34 WES ' ‘ S 13-foot “gun-g Then came Edward L
. If Min-Smith iiout of his ofice only temporarily. and i SERV‘CE STATION PHONE ‘38’ E ‘ 531152533. llibomil agglglehderstl‘l:
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you-eel: the Toll Operator to get him for you when he , Featurin Famous “1(11 enheimer ‘°g.;‘f;‘f§;;°.j;‘ mi." :giggrgagfifiu
comes In. and you then talk With him. there Is no Report . ‘ g Pp . ' ‘ _ NACEWll-L . I it was close to Lil feet. Came the “
' ‘3 ‘ . * _ ' Clothes For Men”! ; ' N ’ if??? 8553.93.51... tilt??? .SSLVS'E‘X.
.Bnefly. a Report-Charge is made when. {hmugh , l Gardner. He was quite a sensation.
, . i in tact. 0n 5"‘\'l rat occastons he had
no fault 0‘ he“. “1C T011 Operator ls unable to complete l ' ' 1W“ CO come within it tow inches of the 13-
a Penson-ro-Pesson Tou. call according to your in- 7" 9' ARTCARLSON ‘°°‘ 'W-
' , Finally. on June 10f that year.
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the Yule star‘s effort until a couple
years or so ago. when Deon Brown-
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in 20 years the pole-vaulting mark
has been boosted about 20 inches in
college competition. Today you must
clear is teet consistently to be in
the running.
to persuade hot air heaters to
get back on the job than any
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