u
William "Smoke" Smith. the men-
ot Young Mulligan, local ban-
weight. is anxious to sign his
in, butter up tor a. bout with Low Per-
httl, the New York mitt artist.
-- 'It was the intention or Frankie
It! to put this bout on at the next
.1 infusions! card to be held in the
coal Armory. but Frankie announces
,, t he is through us a. promoter.
; end as a. result the bout is hanging
, in the air.
' It is rumored that another promi-
ent sporting man will promote the
at and Is ready to Sign the hntllers
tip to a contract.
There is no doubt but wlitit the
bout would be a £003 drawing card
for someone and there is very little
chance of them dropping money on a
show with these two buttiers us the
headliners.
In Perrctti the local scrapper will
be meeting the best boxer that he
has ever stepped into the ring with.
He will have to be in tip top con-
dition if he hopes to make any kind
of a showing against the New York
slugger.
Several other good bouts are in
view and with a stellar card any
live wire promoter can pack tluin in
at the Armory.
’l‘hat Norwalk wants honing was
shown Tuesday evening. when 1.200
light t‘ans packed the Armory to wit-
ness the_umatcur bouts.
{menu To
pin BASEBALL
SEASON SUNDAY
t' Sing Sing—Many
an 8 Planning To
- _ ttend.
_ rtlcld's hascbai will
U its season Sunday. This is the
first team to pry off the lid in this
:section. ‘
The team will journey to Sing
lfifing prison Sunday afternoon.
uhere they will meet the team or
'i‘iut place. A large delegation of
lill'is will make the trip.
It will be the opening (in) oi‘ the
season at Lawns Field in Sing Sing
{a
L'Etl in
Prison. A special bus will leave
Bridgeport at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning. Gene Kelley the Bridge.
port tan is in charge of the arrange-
.ments.
, CLASSIFIED ADS make
, , .Yulll‘
' dollar a. man's size coin.
l SNOW STOPS PLAY.
, l.‘lllCAGO, April l.—-—Sn0w and
prontless overhead piled up around
spring training quarters of the major
league baseball clubs yesterday as
March. the weather man‘s shutout
king. caught. the train for home.
teams quartered in the interior states
were forced into the second or third
successive day of idleness while the
managers tried to figure out how to
an HWa‘nt
euuousn nun \
Willi sum LEW PERFEl'll
,llleponent Has Not Been Selected—Is Deter-
. mined To Give Stamford Boxing— Hopes
. 3.; To Secure Another Hall for Show—Chick
‘ 1301'qu May Be Given Chance.
crowd about. two \vceks' work in the
remaining few days of the training.
season. - ’
’l‘he (,‘lileago Cubs, playing in Cal-l
iforniu. took If on themselves to do;
the hitting for tho major clubs in
general and crushed out 14 hits, in-
cluding two circuit drives. Hack
Wilson and Gabby Ilnrtnett scored
the, two home runs which helped the
t'ul.i~' def-oi illi‘ Les Angelo! Angels
T to i. '
i
i summits wix.
. 'l'.\2\ll‘.\. trim. April l.-~
l: '
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:nliiinnrc (lnilu ....., .". .3
Washington (A) ...... 4 ll
)lver and .ilcix'ce: Johnson, t‘ovm
'leskle. Bush and ituei. Tate.
\VAYCROSF. .‘v:l.. April l.-
L'l
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lpitcliers who lik-- to cxpcrinu-nui
i31."—“NOIlii iii~
imc.” new
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Icnrvo, fast
1;. ‘ pace.‘
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Cleveland (.il ........ 1‘ l2 il l
'Rochestnr (him ...... 4 ti
Luvsen. Lehr, Renee and .l. Hew-
.rll: llornc. Mlir'hcll. ilnnh. Thor-
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mahlcn and Dcvinc.
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A THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926.
No Resin For Grover
.i ./4/', ' '
‘ N~ . «- 5/ " ”V‘a, nil/p” ' ‘
/ . '8‘ noel: Will, 19
em»
ME” save newcom/ / ‘
Cos Piltium, ACE / :
AVALON. i‘ainlinit Ihlilllilr. \Ii.l'(‘ll learnt: is just i.:‘ “DUDE-WI to the um;
1pm resin sini'ti forl oi run-nu. Johnson is oi“ the opinion
l'lti‘liei' .Grmcr .'\I<Nitll- that. in \Hll‘lll \Vi‘illlltl' resin will
tier of thcl‘lilcago Cubs. ,handieup rather than help the
"When i inn unable to get luv us- pitcher, hillt‘u it has it tendency in.
in: mv naiurul stuff i am going to lllflli‘v the hull sticky, 11,. bi’illtn'og
riuit. . 'it “ill “who for wildncss l‘iillit‘l“
"Iicsln may Ilt‘ll‘ wine u" ill"il,li.'lli control.
Waller Johnson and (iv-“TI Alex-
:inilv-r ZII‘C the two outstanding right-
hut I hm HllISilL‘ll to stick to thcl
phi-hrs:- in thv major
hall and a chance t.~lill§lililt'll
' i leagues.
The opinion of .ilt'xnnili‘i' in l'.illl~l Alexander iilnnv‘; \li’h‘ with John-
interesting. since the National l son for supr-‘rniiciz lie has been a
Lemme is rcsponsihlt- for the I‘I'illl‘nlrlfil‘ sinm' it'll. when he. .icined the
o! resin as it pitching :ii-mt. fi'hilzuitlpliia \Jili'lil'll‘i and 1:. still
Walter Johnson of the .\m- rh an 3 «inc.
" I—w
South N
50. Nor-walk.
C. Allegretto,
Not-walk
Homessy, 75
Sam Hyman,
Main Barber
ringwood
A. Alhage, all Railroad Ave,
\ Ave, So. Net-walk.
Fred. Coleman, 35 North
‘ Main St, 50. Norwalk.
Geo. Cuueo, 144 Washington
St., So. Norwalk.
J. Catronc, 18 Ely Aria, So.
Daher & Simon, 116 South
Main ‘St., South Norwalk.
Deleo, G., 30 Woodward
Ave, So. Norwalk.
Donnelly’s, 16 s. 13 South
Main St., So. Nor-walk.
' Frankie Fay, Washington
St., South Norw .
South Norwalk.
.St., South Nomalk.
M. Joel, I8 Monroe Street,
South Norwalk.
Leary 8: Co. 5 Railroad
'Ave.,|South Norwalk.
. Main St, So. Norwelk.
J. F. Mole, 196 Ely Avenue,
South Norwslk.
SP
Ely Ave, South Norwalk.
Levenson’s, 20.Washington
Sit, South Norwelk.
orwalk
69 Lexington
Newbauer’s
E. Aide, 15 West; Ave, So.
Norivalk.
Mr. Weis. 725 Wall Street,
Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Frank Dorsey,
~ Ave., Norwalk.
'A. Reason, 51 West Avenue,
Railroad Ave, Not-walk.
35 Raymond Norwalk.
Shop, 70 So.
Net-walk.
Pharmacy, 1
Net-walk.
Make It A Habit To Read
THE EVENING SENTINEL ,
EVERY DAY
Buy It At The Newsdealer nearest your Home. It Is
' on Sale At These Places: ‘
b. Agranoi’, 107 Washing-
ton Sh, So. Norwalk.
Smoke Shop, 2 South Slain
to St, South Norwalk.
‘ Union News, Railroad Ave,
South Nor-walk.
Fairfield & Conn. Aves, S. N.
_N orwalk
Benedict News, 43 Wall St.,
G. Librizzi, 399 Main Street,
Frederick E. Birch, 151/.
,Wall Street, Net-walk. -
United Cigar Store. Main ii:
Wall St., Norwelk.
James P. Sheehan, 23 Wall
Street, Norwelk. \
Hamilton Shop, 49 Wall St:
S. di 8. Tobacco Shop, 35
Wall Street, Norwalk.
S. H. Ellerin, ‘5 Main .St.,
U. ’I‘uvliu, 0? Main Street.
Norwalk.
Harold Austin, 93 Main St ,
Norwalk.
A. Murphy, Main St. 51.
)cuter Aves, Norwalli.
Drug Store,
East Norwalk
John Armour, Winfield St",
East Norwelk.
Cannon Phar, 31 Van Zant
St, East Norwalk.
A. Hefner, Liberty Square,
East. Norwaik.
Jos. Schavrien, 232 East
Ave, East Norwaik.
III. D. Madey, 234 East Ave-
nue., East Norwalk.
'A. Sallick, 1 Cove Avenue,
East Norwalk.
45 West
Benny Celia, Fort Point St,
East Not-walk.
Louis Hertz, 69 Winfield
Street, East Norwaik.
Rowayton
Fred. Lockwood, Rowayton
Ava, Rowayton.
Allen’s Drug Store, Rip-ay-
ton Ava, Rowayton.
/
Darien
George Velie, Railroad Ave-
nue, Derien.‘
HIGH SCHOOL
BALI. PLAYERS
TAKE IT EASY
No Practice Held Yes-
terday Because of
Weather—S e v e r at
Workouts Scheduled.
The Norwelk High school base-
ball squad did not practice yester-
day duo to the wet weather.
C acli Feral Grccn expects to have
his eye out every afternoon that the
weather permits. The entire squad
of 50 candidates enjoyed a day of
rrvst. A. few of the boys have sore
arms and they were glad oi‘ the. op.
portunity to take it easy.
The boys are all enthusiastic
i:ihoul baseball and hope to in, nlile
i‘o put up a. hard scrap fer r-neh po-
lsition. coach Green will give ouch
my a thorough tryout liot'orc drop~
’ping him f' in the squad. llc docs
inot want t overlook a possible Ty
Cobb, Wultcr Johnson or Balm l'tutli
‘thnt may be hidden nmniig tho huge
list of candidates. The boys will
practice lll't“ afternoons a week at
.imusemcnt Park. The team will not
”image in practice games until attu-
tlio players have had a. chance to
limiter up. It is expected that these,
,gnnies may he started during the lat-
ter part of! next week. The battery-
men are in good shape and look for-
ward to the practice Samoa. The
pitchers will begin to curve the hall
next week and the real batters will
be made known at that time.
AMERICA’S (nun; srrru’ !
The wild lilo of America can hi:-
Hui-d in only one Wily. it Hi through
the game sanctuary method. 5
With agriculture reclaiming no.1:
teriowl arms out of existence daily
the migrating liords in much of the,
country, finds its best friend to be'
the private duck CIlll'. I
These clubs nro'nuw feeding the
north-bound ducks in the. hope of;
getting a crack at them on the suine‘
shooting grounds when illi‘)‘ return
next fall. And the Yt‘tl investment
will no doubt my big dividends. |
What America needs and needs:
quick is a. national policy to stay tin.i
drainage 0! our swamps and marshes f
where. waterfowl must find toml.i
nesting grounds and prolociion~ori
. perish. ‘
1 Every sportsmen in our countryi
should exert every ounce of aid and
influence he possesses in behalf of
the. Game Refuge Bill. or at
‘ oral government joins with us in the l
leaving of our wild life.
' We liiid u lctier from one. ot‘ the
large ammunition makers advising us
that they are making it survey of the
game s‘ nation, that a depicting
No matter what this finding may lie.
the same refuge. the
.
if necessary, must lie the answer.
i There should he. :i. certain area
‘sc-t aside in every county in every,
'state where there is game protected ,
1 from shooters. Each state should (an '
'l:tlJIisl) large non-shooting tracts in
1 the. game sections.
Pennsylvania is showing the way
Z to the states. Many buffalo preserves i
i
r
it uniform lnlt oni'c again.
he ii “wk from Friday night When
thc ninrriod Illt‘li :iIIiI singlv: men of
the Life Guards i'lu.~ll in a game at
‘similar bill. to the end that. the. i‘ed- i“
(limit to lizisclmll .‘IIliI tennis.
in line mine oi cavii. At tennis .\ii:- -
i Iliulinn is one of ihc lmst playcrri in
ii;0 t'll_‘~'.
0! during the lust {cw More on the
immo "euro" might be determined. lr'm‘hr‘l‘
sanctuary i\\'csipori “'"l his: year.
where the game is protected. and it‘d ‘lW‘l “till" 3““ *1 “UNI” "“10""
.
Pilots Crew
l\ Ill Jill “'I Ill'lllt'u‘
llit's cnptnln of the Columbia \ur-
nily crew this reason and hopes to
li‘fltl thc Illiu- lint] “him in mm of
the mint Micrcssl'ul campaigns it
has cnjovmi In years. licsidcs being
it crack tlill‘elllllll, “'ihcrg film star-
rcil on the. Columbia football team
lust. fill]. Many experts picked him
as mm ol‘ the lit-st Nickles in the
mist.
EDDIE McMAHON
WILL NOT PLAY
IN THE SERIES
Decides Not To Wear
Uniform of Sacra-
ment.“ Five Against
the Kuccys.
liilrlic McMahon. of this (‘ll_\'. will
law! play with ll‘iv lilt‘i-‘inml
of i‘olumhus in thr-lr St'l‘li“.‘%.
I{iil‘i");. lili'lliilirin (It'—
In him had inrwuuh of
illil'
ilizit
Shem—1
‘nicnts fiKillllhl lllr' Bridgeport. Knights
'l‘he Blessed Sai'rmnenis hurl IliM'W‘bl
of using McMahon at the. center post]
niziiinsl
Clilt‘wl
lvzislwl‘uuli for this; ywnl‘ and “ill dun.
That will
l“ W. stpori. Y, til. ij‘. A. m'mnasluin.
liddic \l‘llI now devote his attzn.
He plays
llc tins won several prizes
courts in linselvull. file-
‘Mnliun Ill:l_\t'<l liili‘il luSt: for llir
Ilia in u
l
Helpful Hints
ix‘lrmonst‘ruto hon- that animal can‘
Ehe increased. Yellowstone Park:
imaintahis its clk supply. Alzonquin
Ei‘urk feeds its deer overflow weri
| hundreds of miles in Ontario. 1
i F. s. LYON
? JOB PRINTING ,
l South Norwalk i
‘VFSI‘A
1 Policy Rei’rigerating
? & Supply Co.
01]. BURNERS
Monroe St. So. Ronni]:
2mm
sonons
want:
i ATWATER new
i seem mourn: 11.0. A.
RADIO g
Convenient Terms
serum PIANO CO
so No. Main St
80.1“)!!!“
Phone us
(
Speed RE Passenger
Wagons , 0 0m
REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING
PARTS MD ACCESSORIES
' HAYDEN.‘
AUTOMOBILE co. i
r L Wagner. Branch Mgr.
at wen: we. sonwm
i “ALTER
Golfing Stars
“AGES — WOODEN
(ILI‘IIS.
One, unzit mistake is in Killing
two \\'UUiIi.‘ll clubs that do not
mulch. Many so-cullml Hood rollers
have a lirassle of one typo and it (Il‘l'
ver 0! another. This-is ii. handicap
in a nay, and the. beginner might
save it lot of time and trouble if he
were to get wooden clubs that were
males.
l’r accurate driving, .‘I. nhippy
shaft is it hopeless proposition.
When 1' not to England last year I
dccidcd to get a new drivl‘t' made
exactly like the old one. The club
turned out. very well and it. was so
close an imitation that I could not
feel any difference. but neverthe-
less there was always that tempta-
tion to go back to the old club. The
new club was in every way as good
as the old one, but I really felt like
1 was deserting an old friend in
casting it aside.
In my wooden clubs I always put.
a little kink in the shaft just. at the
point where the grip starts. ! make
my grip. or the handle of the club.
point in wstraight line to the center
of the club-hcsd where I hit the
Bali.
I
STORAGE
You can now avail yourself of
the finest storage Iaoilities in the
State for any amount of space
you may require.
Our warehouse is a 5-story
brick building. located at. 5 Havi-
iand street. equipped with the
latest sprinkler system giving
you the low insurance rate oi
50¢ per hundred dollars on con-
tents.
DAILY MOTOR
HAULAGE SERVICE
'TO NEW‘YORK ' ‘
Tel. N orwalk- 294—1092-2
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203 W. 20th St. . . ,
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MIKE ESPOSITO WILL TAKE
PART IN THE MAIN SCRAP
Bill Smith Says That He Is Ready To Sign For
Scrap~~~lteiirement of Frankie Fay Leaves
Bout In Air» Some Other l’romoier Nay
Stage It.
l'i'omotni' .lo‘ l'lii'nl-iilc ol‘ Siriiii-ipi‘ii-mi i. on to Hiriminiii
I'tilioruirs
:‘urd is; [Iliililllli' in run his lll“.l‘l:n- will l'llit, it then-u- “llll soul»-
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it you are nut l i ll'\' 7ii".l" \viiliml:
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like lmnlu lli'ill." i.‘illlllll.lll‘.“tl the lvfgtl
birds will :ilill‘lll‘l.li.‘tl the. chanpai
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l'l‘livv prob-tiny 13l'l. tin? id ‘3! lt‘tvll'i
watching liar-pawl Minn it". w. iiurt. as. 1» coming lo New
\‘ . iYork from linglund to race against.
‘ "l *3 two horses. He heat .'I. home in a
race in the Crystal Palace. London.
He challenges any one of his age to a
“'th lx‘nniv lini'lfll". el‘
Lame. was :mlw-l what l.r thought
of curluinc the pass: in: is i‘opurivl
to have said; "i don't (‘Hl‘t' what . race up to 60 mile».
tiny do :is long (My Ill-“V still mum: . ....._.;_._..,_.-M_ ..-.-._..
m Wm” “,9 7,"”“]‘d°““‘“ l LEFIJEI‘. SIGNS.
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Vil‘ll. thc~ (fennicsx of .ii’lplrci‘rl.
. 7 NEW HAVEN. April l.—-Wado
was mcn mini" \i‘lit'illl"lll. She
_ , Lefier. formerly of the \VilSlllnStOU
said: "1"” ‘l “"79“ 5” ”mm”! ”"9"“ Senators and Eastern League. and
IS 1") Wm" “M 1‘7”“: MOM-H latterly of Memphis, has been taken
‘ ' " ion by President \l't-iss. of the New
“"1“ “3 mm“ “1’” Smith ”mi “"‘5’ l ilavcn Eastern Leanne club. He has
coiimhmcz "What‘s (ill the shooting linen liiOIIl-Xlll. from) Memphis and will
tor. 1‘t'pul't with other team members at
‘ ' ' ’the Suffolk. Va. training camp.
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grade-A certified I‘l'nlli.‘ cv rtulnlv‘ Cl'llS BE ‘1. ANGELS
will not {To to the mug: in the lrct- ‘ _ '
ting rim: who thinks 11-» i ill pick' ”.5 \ycI-Hgg (7,1 Mll‘lll
the winners. l V ’ H ' 7 1’ ‘. .-
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life that runs lnrgeiy to lz-gs. woofs. make, Rest and Ilartnctt; 1-:, 33.
bad starts. spills at the. ilrot turn eons. Ferguson. Holmes and Sand-
and strung-nut stretch lllllSIll‘S. hem.
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the hurdles at the National Hunt Meeting at Gloucestershlm. England.
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