new». A - V .
WillBAl'llEjllNARMORY
. Bout Booked For
. . Bets .—- Much Interest
Mulligan and Perfetti In
Cit Peters Will Sw‘ap Punches.
PI» ' Chic HDorsey of Westport Ind risk the
. 'Pee Wee" Smith of Bridgeport have
signed contracts and will ‘ swap
in!
ir shuro
punt-lies.
other «,7 one h l h up {or a {2:0 lfltlfl‘liti‘vo been aimed
‘ c as n t e _ ‘ roun o t. " ' '
mad 1 next boxing aheJeS‘liénzi’srefifsedui: post side but! soon: u “m “m ‘3
Corn! , Norwalk. The bouts will be staged in shire“: M‘lm‘nn' M “WWW" who i member“ 0 Fraternal bowl-
.tordhi the Norwaik armory. durins the first i on Gd‘oxceptlonnl ”km in "MM" Ix“: league n "prised themselves
to week in April. Smith. who i. . .118 Mine antto. tumtmmwicht M ""M ° CW 1 '
am a co champion : “m“ on uleys by
i. c.‘ iored fighter. has a great reputation n i o the 8mm some time i n: in so the highest scores
he in and around Bridgeport. He has Pro! n the armory; “Vi” "m" how (r the "Mo
.rh been training hard under the watch- milliftill lotr New lork City in u” thTM Elks he his“ mark at
tui eye of Lon Meyers and Roy gt of the card. This should 0 night. Th Vii-"m“ team roil-
whi be a. cracker-luck bottle.
wins he is practically
on in hindlson Snunro
short time. Those
' Loveridge.
Smith challenged Dorsey and is
willing to bet his shirt on the out-
'.'0rsey And ,
CARD: ULED FOR APRIL
M
Ten Rounds—To Past‘ Side
hown In Scrap
Finalw—Broad and
of the purse on their
ability to drive out. eloepmroduulna
if Mulligan
sure of point:
Garden in u
come or the bout. t') ' "1‘“ “"1 "Wk °‘ ”‘0 l \ .
' boxer started in as :Rlyfierllggteptfiii 8””de for 13 rounds. Mullins: “is“ “ad ”"3 m Ellingtfmtlimrilw
has graduated lntb the bantnin- “Mb"‘n L10llllzliltlit training: since "mm- Which '13-» “Jill-“01.0
weight class. This bout will be on n h” ““0” 0"” lisrosim. in: will ""“""8° for ”‘1' ‘ . -a
winner take-ail basis. Both boys are I'm begin hm” ”Milli": until the ~ I“ “me “as
‘ anxious to fight and their confi- middle 0-! no“ month “a he ‘5 in Th“ Rod M” n two from th
dance is shown by the fact thht they good Condition “t the "present time. “mm” Grotto. mnicli wn h to
ore willing to take a chance and hid Broad of Stamford hue “0' 1y contested f°r ’ it "s o -
A cided to resume his boxing t‘flrcer cidea by only t :35]: till? 3‘]:
i
_. CHFFORD
agile Alley-
Fast Pace-—
ins Honors
d an even i
rubbed all it
the night.
.limmlo Mnrino
It!
upon the advice of friends in tho bowlers trot-o 1”
. ‘ ' ‘ I
"’8 Lock City. After he fought Tiger with 5““ "’3‘“ tllfldg‘lélflldtlli”:
PINE Smith of Norwalk in the bout which “3°” turned in “’ (:5 Th0 3:11:31?!
FllBNITl'nil led to Smiths death. Brood said he will 799111719 bowil Q“ . ‘1
. was through with boxing it' his op~ Last nigh” ‘5 t “cat.
at .. A ponent died. Broad's oxenoration ““33 are M £0].
1 \ by Coroner J. Phelnn has caused 0R0
v. ‘ ' him to change his mind nnd follow Da‘mn -- ----- ' OO 84 "6"
ea. STERLING _ :‘ptslproiiiising career. Broad did Frank in 101 do;
‘ .. oot so good anoint 'l‘ 1" Schult U I
it. 5 lgcr 20 . . . . . . 'l
‘t I}, FURNITURE COMPANY Smith. because the “outlier condi. $016? A: 133 :96
.y tions were uninvorablo for him to ”MM“? 10; ‘ :97
train as he wanted. The tuiis pill ‘) JO MUM
follow Brand's return to the ring ' '~ «in. T
\ “-65 N0. Main St :gflt reornfst. . lBruin] will step RUD‘ili ’16 “a “60
So. Nor-walk . om s th1 Johnny Peters of Youhns ‘ . "’ ‘
Bx-degcpoii‘t‘fi Mills ......iu...:l 2; 32 fig“.
mtcvo 'lot . the Springwood ind. Ca\'ollo-.........\1 O4 104 :1;
w meet a. worthy opponent in the Doll’nt‘y 8 or 107 ?
opening battle. it is ligely that K. Hollywood 'l I ' 600
THE QUEST Oullfunz will fight Totii. t 0‘ H 300
‘io armory will be packed a tit “ ~— .—
a n l uccording to an early survey ofgtli'r: *- h 90 491 “63
cw situation. The advance sale of tick- ODD FEE: s
. e s w probably not 0 out it A 1 h
Katherine A. Burt book first port of March. gRoy Loggi'lidzs augltlizul'tnermmlg) (“i 88 2M
~at— of Bridgeport will assist Frankie Fay Abbott '. . . . - . . I 11in a 53 SW
' of horwulk in promoting the bouts. Lanltlols ' 8‘; E in; ‘3:
v . . . . . . ., 2..
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e Hamilton Shop London’s postomce directory this 8 ' “9 9 1M *3“
' year we ghs 11 ounds 7 .7 -
49 tyALt. STREET contains 4,000 3...... -°""°°” “d mi?" "3 ”84
Large ”Egan‘s“ of £316 ............110 99 295
new iction Vf ov...........1091 it!) 323
Only 7 Down Merino ...fi......liii 132 356
. c gyrauit..........121 its 338
puts a cock ........... 911 94 288
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as will 1600
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‘ tho I’hilndel liin
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the meeting and would not become
affiliated with the proposed organ-
ization. Ho assigned no reason for
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n h.» —-...§ . m.‘.
net night hélifiilrt’v‘ili'fi? front: I,
lust scnson.
is to retain his new-won prestige.
Would mnke it seem that McKr-rh
won it pminunt and a world series
This yenr he has noth-
ing to shoot ut cxccpt a repeat it he
The l’ittsbnrg club is admittedly
the host club in the Notiona
Lengtir. It is doped to win by at
the exports. Failure to (li‘lh‘vr
result or n iiii’tt-roncoi‘lnlon-
There are some text who insist
that. Clarke is the it"; head 0"
the Pirates, that uhls arrival
McKoclmle {tilled
l Blibuld have iron.
1 The season of liFCSr‘a‘" ‘0
he the acid test fot“""d‘-"‘ 01 the
Pirates from any it" 0‘ angles.
. clubs that
In Western Conftrince beskotbfi
competition, Wisconsin stands its the
most consistent winner. The Badgers
have nine/titles to their credit.
The first championship come to
the Madison school back in 1907.
That year it. ”01! with Chicago and
Minnesota. in 912 it obtn‘ned un-
othor joint on) n, being knotted for
the leadership ith Purdue.
The followln season the Badgers
broke loose w: 11‘ wins in lzlptartg.
They held thritop thing till by them-
selves. In 1.014 lsconsin turned
the trick ngnii winning every one of
its 12 tilts. i
Illinois rut the roost in 1915.13ut
the next. scison Wisconsin came
back with é2i ' wins out or 12 to loud
the proucstil l‘l.
rials took Own the honors once
again and it 1921. 1923 and 1924
finished in 3‘ tie for first each time.
Next to‘lit'lsconsln in point of
championship comes Chicago. The
Maroons hitt’e won eight pennants.
W
'IIE‘SCORED MANY
"Down" it‘own. star guard on the
Reserve‘tliiversity basketball team.
ad a gain night against Hiram re-
cently. getting 12 of his ‘lcsm's 15
field goals.
LENITH
«mulls '
WARE
A VATER KENT
5 ’ER HICTRODYNE R. O. A
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1g
10% Discount on Wall Paper ‘
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Rm. squadron.
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DURING THE-ENTIRE MONTH OF FIB.
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’ Special February rates on Paper Hanging
‘ and Punting
1926 will be the biggest wall paper year ‘
‘ Boyd Wall Paper Store -
- Headquarters for Wsli Psper & Point
30 Main St. Norwalk, Tel. 476. 7,.
Open 5n. Night
I
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011. BURNERS
‘Monroe St; 80. am
7
3 cr SALE-
‘ 3 --ot— ' '
Hosiery. gloves. corsets,
brassieres'sit'd
underwear ‘
In 1918 the Cardl- '
l
HHS-1MB.
ion, Richa
t‘(‘3s‘_
(A cut.
iii
pion. was
rating.
believe De .
ring. othe
if he does
synthetic n
his.
end Charley
rich. while
land.
ed by Rick: .
Kansas wo
The Davis cup petition in ten.
bid was inaugum‘ln 1900. Since
then it has been licvery year with
the exception oi? wnr period—-
.ti‘ncrlcan waif first title and
wiown through .s‘eurs has been
quilt) sticceestullnunting winners.
Last summer (lemons AmcE’lcan
iiiinriét. compo!” Tildcn. Johns-
rds i Williams,
this country ittxth straight suc-
setting aw record for the
r
it is n ruthunusual fact that
only two cbiics outside of the
l'niim States“? copped the cup.
They are Ené‘i and Australia, the
former list—Miro \ictorles to its
tI‘L‘lliC and {.laill‘r seven.
boasts 00 triumphs.
in 19:24, éorcign nations entered.
i c of the most fields in the his-
. "y of mélnssic.
it his trcleliiee have competed for
t‘ilp_ 50:, of tho more-prominent
twingarookes rind Wilding of
»\l mini; iiimizu and liarada. Ja-
‘Bomn and Locoste. France,
\chJghlin. \Villloms. Tliden.
J!” on .nd Richards of America.
~. many cheese champions
resent time.
tions recently made by
ti. greatest of on tight
promote more interesting. inas-
much as . 01' the champions were
JECR D9 .ey, heavyweight cliam.
n the complimentary
M of the fight experts
y is through with the
re or the opinio
more fighting.
«in prove his
The two C pious, not so regard-
yt-ere Rocky Kansas
1" Rosenberg.
‘nberg won
the punch-Gm Cannonball Martin.
who had Dr“ iy been decisively
beaten by Car remains of Cleve-
I!!! said fill my Leonard, who
retired as the u - tested iishtweigm
champion. intcn to come back. as
he has two win or Kansas to his
Alli??-
Mnny famous
e title by a victory
over the rath ucky Jimmy Good-
gave
l
n that
his
undo-
from
NiWALK STARS
.iE DEFEATED
N NEW CANAAN
:ore Was 43-19—
Golden and Tomey
Star~Ahearn Plays
_‘ Well.
An all slur team from Nm‘wnlk
mut to New Ctillllilll hint night and
was defeated. ill-in, by the Village
rlull team.
The local boys ilid not hove a.
chance with the New Canaan tunm.
Two former members of this year's
Norwnlk High school sound, liill
Golden and Jerry Tomey. played
with tho locals. Mzirk Donnhuo.
'l‘ouiiiiy ll‘t'rltind ilntl Wei-d llltlllo up
the rest. of tlio Norunllt lil't".
’l‘omt-y and ioltlcii t‘ilt‘ll strut-ml
t'ivu points. Aliciirn “as ”it" high
urorcr of tho. gumr. Pic registered
12 points on six ilciti unuls. Alieoru
t‘oruici'ly Pili)"‘tl with n. Norutilk
team.
The Standard l‘lw t'lvl'u:.'it:‘.rl the
New (.fuiiunn ilvu in tho ru‘cliiiilnut'y
gnnw, lit-it. liolli of these girls’
teams arc in the, County lit'ili-illfi- In
1]. previous plotting the teams bittiii'd
to a 1243 tie in two owriimc pcrlmls
whvn the ironic was: tiiiiilly stopped.
The score of the main game fol-
lows:
NORWA LK ALL STARS.
, (l. l“. Pts.
Wot-d. rt‘ . ..... . 2 ii A
Donahue, it . . . ..... 1 n I?
li't‘lnnri. c 0 1: 2i
(itiltlcii, i'g . ...... .. 1’ l {A
'l‘ovaIu'.......... 2 1 Z.
T own 7 ° 19
A. O —' \'l[.LAt“l5.‘ HALL.
. EVERYTHING b d d ' ... .... I...
~ " -LOSE TH'RVEAR ‘ Brooks. ri‘ ......... -i i it
Lipmnu. li‘ ...... ‘3 'v 4
llucklw. ~......... 4 H h
Manager liiil Mclicclinio of the nlc didn‘t get the best! his club. Aiuuurtn. i-(i: ...... it u 13
Pillsbury Pirates bust the hardest Dttlrint; ”Q: Worlldltitgbig‘fgfi; Jonah, lg ..... r. u to
. ' . . men 0 ic'cmc . i _. -.-. ..
job‘uf till} mdll in the motors for times token “3:28“ 15 rumorcd :1 1 43
um. _ that he and Fred Cl: his “58‘8- Reforcc—“l’llik” Kelly.
Piloting the Pirates. Mcixct‘hulo mm, nearly came “two as the ”WWMW
CLASH uni
THE ___w__i_LOOAis
The \\’nndercrs‘ A; L‘. of Westport
will meet the Wildcats of l’ali‘iiold.
Suturdny nightvln Fairlield. The
grime was Bt‘hil‘diilt‘d for last week.
but was called off tit the last minute
when tho Combo Life Guards failed
to plny tliu Aiiicrictiii Legion team.
The Wanderer-5’ tire includes three
dissatisfied members of the West-
port Y. hi. C. A. outfit. The follow—
in],r players make up the team:
Fi‘tlnk llnrtignii and Donald Putcli-
on as forwards; Ward Storhuck us
center: Russell Smith and Bobble
.‘tckeruion as guards. This game
will be the preliminary one at the
Legion Hall.
KING FIVE “WNS ‘
OVER GREENWYICII
S T A M 1" O R D, Feb. lit—King
school basketball tcnm sprung a. sur-
prise here yesterday afternoon dc~
footing the Greenwich Iiigli school
team, 2.”. to 2‘). on the 1'. M. C. A.
court. The game was close through-
out the score by quarters being King
9‘ Gi‘nenwlcli .3: King 14. Groun-
wit‘li 10; King 221, Greenwich 20;
King ‘35, Greenwich 22'.
Bolton lt-tl King team scoring with
four field goals and Ri‘llly was
Grccnu'lr‘li's scoring ‘df't: \ritli tin.-
iicld gouls. '
'I‘lic scorn:
KING SCHOOL. '
G. F. I‘ts.
Bolton. i‘f . ....... 4 0 8
Bry. if ........ L‘ o -i
hlctilccs, c ....... l H ‘3
Lcc.c ..... ........i 0 L‘
hiennillo, i-g . . . .... . S l 7
Cotnnzo. lg ..... 0 L‘ 2
11 3 25
GREENWICH HIGH.
. (i. F. Pts.
Reilly. rt‘ .. ....... . 5 n 10
Bolte. rt-c n o 0
Peck. if ........... I‘._ 1 'i'
Pultz. c ..... ....... U 0 0
Ncmctz. rg 1 0 2
Gower, rg~lg 1 l 3
Johnson. is ..... 0' 0 t)
10 L‘ 2‘:
.
Referee—Scam.
THUNBERG COMING BACK.
NEW YORK. Feb. lib—(AP).
Clas Thunberg. Olympic speed skat-
ing champion. hopes to return for
another tour of the rinks of the
United States and Canada. he de-
clared yesterday before sailing for
his home in Finland.
“1 do not feel that I did myselt
justice. except in a few races at
Detroit. Lake Placid and Saranac
Lake." said Thunherg. "Conditions
were strange to me and I was han-
icapped by racing under rules and
on tracks altogether different from
those in Europe. However. I do not
intend this as, an alibi but hope to
return some other season to meet
your best skaters again."
NOTED TURFMAN DIES.
BALTIMORE. hid. Feb. 19.—
Spalding Lowe Jenkins. one of the
most. prominent figures of the Am~
erican turf. died gt his home here
of pneumonih. late yesterday. He
was 51 years old. [to was president
of the Maryland State Fair Inc.,
which operates Laurel
and formerly president of the Mary-
land Jockey club. which operates
Pimllco racetrack. His marriage to
Bliss Sara. Kennedy Boone, in Paris.
Racetrack. .
I will rvt‘i rm ill" tun Latin-s.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1926.
‘ Play Tonight "
O. n m Rm.
FAMOUS COLORED FIVE WILL
BATTLE wmi THE RED MEN
Banner Attraction Of the Year In the Armory
—— Stars Scheduled
Largest Crowd Of
To Perform ~-~ Expect
Season To. Attend the
Contest-The Lineups. t
—-———..._._....
'l‘u‘o l'vlirgrmt lizuiketbull (attractions
in tin.- A-ouutry imluy ui‘ll t‘ttlllli in
Norwullt in pluy illit limi Rit‘ll in tho
uriu‘oi'y this m‘t-iiiiiig. 'l'lii: ltciiuiss-
o‘iico liii: It'lw. who have twice dc-
fi'uti-tl llll' original Celtics. lizivc
gllili‘illllt‘i-d hlniiiiuvr John hictlnrrlu
ui‘ iii-2 liitliuiis tliut illt'll‘ l't‘i;lll:ll‘
ttuiii \‘Lill up,“ :ir in tho gnim.
Thu June .u'ill' me two of (“1' DAN.
lilti‘ilif‘lliilll piziyt-i'u in tho (‘tIlllili‘y on
iii-i floor. lilt'lis lilt' flush; t‘uru'ni‘il
who has not both llt‘lll to loss tliuu
five i'ii'lti gouls in tiny iztiiiio so lur
this and Muwrs. .’l. puurtl.
who il-‘l.’i ill M such plnyr'r us John—
iiy llcv-ltiiisiii. lii'llilll. llni‘flclunlr. .‘\‘:I'
lioliiiziii illlll liill‘l')’ lili‘tllltlll. Notw—
loss from the floor.
Tlil‘ tunic will in) ploy-"ti rmmrll~
loss of tilt: \wutlicr condition“. Mun-
rigor “1",ltll‘l'lt‘ llilH lulu ll .«lru‘ui l"-
filll"ll‘.'.'l.‘ llt'llllllll: lllll up mirth-
"nult‘l lii XHL‘u'ullt “iii Nu). lll' will“,
from lH‘lii.LT illi'r\"‘i.
A i'iiit- liltillllillt'lly intuit “iii s'uil
the ball rolling. 'l'lic Stuiiii‘nril ltwlri
will lllWl tlm Armory J“l\'t’ lli tho
opoiting whilst. 'i'llt' Stumtnril train
rump. linrv :1 ii-\\' “cults our) to plziy
the Armory Him, but illi‘ liiitcliurs
:u-zullll
{:f)
llfltl iilrr-mlv ll‘f‘ll luioltvd for that
t'imlvsi. '1‘an l:l‘iih‘ li.’i\'u¢ it l‘lilf‘fi)‘
ii-niii illlll pi'oiiiisv In lllillt‘t: tliiiius
livi-ly in lllt' pr. lllil. imprint: will in}
viuui'i'wl illli l' tlin uxiiiiis \xilli ill!"
Coiiir'o Finns Ol‘t‘ilt‘nll‘li furnishing the
music.
Sl'iVlHt'i‘ \\'. "lumpy" llrotlit-rlmi
Muiiziibt
lt'l‘ .“l‘nill‘l'lv :‘.i\:.‘ (110 first game “ill
1
in 1903 was of widespread social in-
got unili-ruuy pi'oitiplly zit \ o'clock.
'I‘llc lil‘nilltih‘tlllt't‘ hum will give it
ten minute exhibition of passing fillll
shooting b inrv they tultc on lilt' lii-
:liuiis. 'l‘iiv: ltv-ri .‘llvii have no limits
of stoppiiii,r ilic (‘olornvi boys from
winning, but “my do intciiii to illillit'
ti. gallant nttrmpt to stop them from
rolling up it lurim more.
The Ruiiuisaunt‘o team will mv-vt
the (,‘l‘lllt'fi on Washington’s birth-
day in tlic l"ii'lt~ciilh regiment ar-
mory and the \mild‘s championship
_ Helpful Hints 1
Golfing Stars A i
i
JOCK IIIT'I‘ClllSON—TITHN liitl.\l)g
Al—"l‘lilt IMPACT, f
If tho hcnrl lumps its place, tlmi
right slmubim' will just turn liiilfi
way around. ’i‘lir‘rr: is no need oil
holding ilti- head there on instant:
longer than is necessary to insure;
tliiit it is fixed while the club-limit];
is meeting tlic luill. if out- «lor-sii't
(it) this, lilt’l‘t‘ “ill lm no shoulder
tit-Lion and ti.» pivoting of the body:
will ht: spoil-Hi. ii is 115010.55 to pivot E
just lmlt’ \tuy unit ”it?“ (‘llt't‘k ”it?"
body at the mini important time. ‘
Those “ho (ll'l\t‘ :i \'t~l‘_\' t-iiort ball I
had better look to the pivoting to ilnilf
menus oi‘ llllpl'on‘nlt‘lli of the shot}
The til‘ll.s (in their poitgus for as;
possible. Aim. Mitt-hell holds the;
.
with his arms: aluuc will not got Very
far.
‘itil‘ii.
ttill Dr: ill. Mal-u. Rm “v.1 Nui'wullt
tune .‘irt: Illttlllllili: to m; l'» .\i -\ Yuri;
(“Hy it) \\'llll'hhvlll'* Milli. I: 1;;
‘l\_.
pectml lliut our 19mm; pmm. mil
scu (.ch guniw.
'l‘llm‘t: will in: lilt'iily iil‘ Mai“. Ail,
tin: dummy for currylmtly. '| in I'll-
lii'w iltllt'tlil}' lim; 1..-. ll l‘t"'l‘\"‘l t‘ni'
tile t‘tllOl‘i‘nl l‘iillxfi. 'i l‘w LS.” \ ilm.
of Bi’iilijcpot'l lirhtiitliiiu it. l.tl.‘,‘| .1. .
ll‘Kti'ltill tu‘uttviiil the lump. l'um
til't‘ tl|l\'i.‘~'t*il litiu'i-wr lo mm“ curl!
tLiiil it“! thc t‘ilOlt'e Mn’li‘v’.
(‘n-orgr' Smith will llli‘nv 1N}.-
l'iill ill trying to ht'nri;
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lil'RUl'ldAhh WIN.
ST. AUGUSTINE. l-‘lti. lib, 1". -
.\l'i‘lll(. Compston, of l:Iii”l'iii«l Liihl
Al‘ll‘tllltl Massey di’ l‘l‘iillk't‘. l‘l‘tei‘ntu
sionul golf champions of their Lin.
tions. were Victorious in (A. host but?
match on the St. Augustine linlu
ht'i‘C yesterday over Miss Glenn.»
Coll-“lit. woman's champion. formw
national tt-unin champion, Iiud (rel
u'liilc runner-up in the woman‘s nu»
tionul gulf championship.
(living their opponents a handicap
of six blsqucs, Compston and Mn:-
scy won two up and one to puy.
"l‘he winners had it best. lzuill 0
7t}.
Compston sot course record \iitl'
an individual card of. 68, the course
The follow-through is :ill lmllOl" “word being 69'
. The Sweetser
Jesse Summer. eta golfer. simplifies Agnes Icwis or More;
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