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Hard winter weather can be ex-
pectsd in three .months and already
preparations 'are- being made at the
local exchange oi the southerd New
England Telephone oohpeny to meet
and compete'wlth those elements for
which winter is known. '
in the plant and construction divi-
sion. a drive is on relining. repair-
ing and.rebulldlrlg all the estensite
outside plant-wort. so as to mini-
nllse the troubles to phone service
which winter brings.
This work is not only being‘dcne
in Norwalk but i the rural sec-
tions. Weston. ilton. mnpcrt.
West Norwik and Reunion.
Former Exchange lanager Carl~
ten 3. Gould and lire. Guild. of New
liavon. were at the odine last week
Introducing to their friends here
their charming new daughter. lil-
Evelyn Gould. aged weeks. Mr.
.aoul‘d is how men erof the New
Haven exchange.v
There will be 'a meetingof the
plant council. tridey evening. in
Musicians’ Hall. Washington street.
Oiilcers and representatives to the
district board will be elected.
To make room for laying the new
cable to relieve congested service
condition in this territory. voice on
theBcston Post Road. between Ce-
dar srteet and Armorb Hill. on the
west. side ot-the road. are being
moved 1‘2 feet further back 08 the
road. This also is in preparation
for the eventual widening of the
Post Road which the State Highway
‘ tment has on its program.
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68 No. Main St. Phone 128
Leadere gotten. tin mob and
~heet metal work promptly at-
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& Dean E0.
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The many friends or Miss Mails
”ck. operator. who has been in the
hospital at Mount Kisco. N. Y.. for
the past three weeks. will be very
glad to hear that she is improving.
- Miss Mildred Quirk. of Hilton].
has returned to 'her home atter a
visit with Miss Mabel Keisler. Nov-k
Court. ies‘ Keisler is assistant
chief on tor at the local ex-
change.
Miss Lilian Field. of the business
once. motered‘ to Bear Mountain).
bridge and Kensieo Dam. Sunday.
Gustave H. Wiehe. stock clerk. at~
tended ameetingxof stockmen from
all: over the state at headquarters
‘ln New Haven yesterday;
Harold Sperry began a. vacation of
two weeks this week. sir. Sperm is
s repairman. He and Mrs. Spem‘m
are visiting in Utica. Syracuse and
Rochester, N. Y.
Ernest F. Simonds. general plant
superintendent. accompanied by Ray
P.—Colllns. was s. recent visitor at
the plant.
mu Le VeraPeck. 93mm. is
spending a few days with friends
in Providence. Rfl.
Joseph P. "Lofty”. O‘Connor. is en-
icyingI a two Hweelrs' ‘Iacetion from
his duties as installer. .He is spend-
ing several days in New York and
will see- the Dempsey-Tunney bout
in Philadelphia.
hilss Florence Hemmona. of the
business oilice. was in New Haven
Sunday.
hanger and un'wnllsm A. ior-
dsr. and daughter. have taken up
their residence in Ilynes Piece. '
llHNliilfiiihiiiii
Riiiiiiiiiiifli
St. Louis lost a meter opportuni-
}y to clinch the Net I leagpe
pennant and the- Chi nnati. Reds
practically gave up the ghost yester-
day when the .Cardinsis lost to
nmsixn. _d to mending lteIds took
their iifth'straltht’ ‘Ideiesti at. the
hands of the Boston. Draws. d to 0.
The losses at {he leaders kept in-
t‘a'dithe twov'gsme leeway.
oais hold over Cincinnati“ with
bit Sour n'ni'es still 'to 'be played.
the' ,Keudriek's clan nqu-v win all
AJCOLLINSCO
so no. stain sir. ssh. iii
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Eyer'ythm I ' g ln‘Fur‘niture
.That the Home May
UN.“ Us .I? '
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ste'h
their colitesto while“ the Cards are
three,oilt.of.feurinorderto
35am nl'sl» in the world series
Waywinnmg one game
widle the Reds are winning- three
andlosingone. InuuisIosninsure
sIOe'fcr thedsg.
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The Aseric‘sa league neanow
menu anti-citrus. hair so
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Turns Tldti His Way.
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PHILADELPHIA. 80m. :3.—
AnythiniI cast. happen when deck
Dempeey'and £11m Tullncy st lnio
‘
the deeugivbIoI ring Thprsday ght
and sterip owls hish priosd
punches 1n thv.gene all \iolnlly oi
eaohfde'r's noodle. . I. .
' i mlncline prilstely to the hunch
Dempsey will win and it utll be no
greet surprise to me it the light
goes the limit of ten rounds. I think
the fighting fury oi the champion
backed up by a seslous desire to
embarrass his treduegers. will, carry
him through. _
Ah Intelsanie' tirne“ i am .oomlneedv
Dempsey has run his race end is
ready to be bowled over by the first
tepnotch lighting mlln he meets. in
some respects 1 esteem Tunney a
topdofiah thin man Iand in others
1 db not.
Tunney fights with a super-cau-
tiousness that is not} wholly Chili‘ilc-
tcristlc of greet fighters. l have
seen 'hinidn All his impot'tant fights.
and only dildo did i see him adopt
a war-like. sggreulvo attitude. This
was in his tight with Tommy Gib-
Donate year ego. when he won by
aknggh lion in twelve rounds.
ney tells me his will fight the
same kind oi fight against Dempsey
this week. "1 will tear into him
from I-stsrt and knock him out
car??? obey says. Personally; I
don t heliéle he can knock Dempsey
out. but if he crowds him ircm the
start he has a fine chance to win.
I think the first two rounds will
tell Elle story, or {hill mm. Dem'psdi
will bounce‘ in... his corner and be-
gin uhamming rights and letts at
Tunney's body and head. Some of
these are bound to connect. In the
old days one of these would be
enough to bring Tunney down. But
those days are gone. Dempsey is no
longer that kind of hitter. Punches
that used to stop hip foemen. now
"' ‘3'in {Dace-i
e} docmi thrile 011‘ uninh-
mi-nt. Curpenticr made him back up'
and Gibbons. after dropping
Maggie with rounding:
« me litio «waxes n he
gins to back up against Dempsey
h. will be lost. because Dempsey.
faded as he is. can still chase a. re-
irméyfiopem Morgan-.11, ,- ‘1‘.” .
"t3' beet Dempseyo
with )a right hook to the head. The
world know: Dempsey is easy to bill
with Ia right hand. Tunney has
in mtg“. “EM
uppercut. at least
teller“
fiver-y s rring part or in Demp-
es s .3th im
butlpd; 3‘: fl: Mil: iii;
Loughran. the Plilsdcluphia light
heavyweight. has relight the blood
ad‘
he used it of.
that is sure- -fire against the wide-
open Dempsey and it's the one
punch Tunney uses least. .
Wy‘teils nls he lwlll utop‘Il
Ring... ,
ATLANTIC CIT: . Sept. 22.——Thls
is a story about Jack Dempsey, the
heavyweight champion of the world.
it dates back to months before he
was born. '
You are asked to visualize a ranch
house thrown up rather indiscri-
minateiy in the San Luis Valley
out in Colorado. ll sort of break in
the primitive fullness of the coun-l
try between the it is towns- of Iden-
asssiI and' Lntonlt.
This ranch house is the home of
a typical pioneer famll of simple
means and simpld taste"v
The father is a I.tali swarthy akin-
ned man with strs rslgllt features, dark.
eyes. and bristll mustache.
The mother is small. thin. and
”What atoope‘. Her bands are
long and leathery. She is a quiet.
placid symbol of drudgery.
.. There are children. live or six
of them of varying ages. playing
about'the place! helping with the
chores. roursilng ‘ p tho cattle.
dome of them are old enough to
realise that the Dark Angel has nut-
te' r the ranch three diifelent
tinles deachtimeabnotbrora
Critic mountains in velvety robes of
Nathan. The en fills a big black
pipe. pullsac rupteacrseho
ling log tire. and put away. .
The woman's routine is Just as
unchanging. She takes her inevit-y
able position It the round table
with its red on cover. on which
go out. ‘Ind‘JWlnfl‘Qfii
'wcight‘ é
ili‘ifi’ii“...
lev en
straight rounds. hit him with a $1319 y‘all”, are.
r
e chanl ion's mouth wi .thls
2P view diarir
im‘ vellum ”the“ one
alent Was Bred
1iimd her.
7 JE WILLlll:
Slzla's UP BOTH TUNNEY AND DEMPsEj
Hell N0 iONGER GREAT FIGHTER
Bill HAS ~ ISliGlil EDGE on GENE
So Says Fight, Critic—Tunney Never Looks Good
Yet Always Wins His Battles—Usually i’acks
Every Fight and That
Tunney ‘bci’ore lilo Iihiil i'Ollllli- l
happen to know he told one oi ills
traners lug-I “as going to llyndor a
knockout“
this iralpsr is betting on JusiI such a
conclusion. liming placed time at
is to 1.. the plemlltng oddn on a
one-round illllsll. . ..
'nrlllley lg. strong cllollghcelld clev-
or enough to stay lilo limit it that‘s
all he is interested ill doing. Even
Dempsey. when he was really great.
could not knock out a mun who was
ill there to "stay" as the saying goes.
Tommy Gibbons Went ill to "stay"
with Dempsey and the champion
tailed to drop him oneo"ln iiitoen
rounds. .. .
1 said earlier that anything can
happen in this ttht and i think that
is to. Nobody can say duiinltuly Just
what effect that three- -year layoff
has: on Dempsey. it certainly hasn't
made him a greater tighter. and
there is a good possibility that it
may have made hlln a very ordinary
tighter.
Outwardly Dempsey looks .
right. I said that last Mli)’ sitar
looking him over at ilcndcrsonvlllo,
N. C. I think he looks ewn better
physically now. as he naturally
Mould with eight \veeksrhard vmrls
under his sasho To some extent
Dempsey has offset the rust and
war of his long period of idleness.
Whether he has effect it enough to
alcnge lighten who has it on him
in condition, stamina. and possibly.
ambition. is the big question.
STROUDSBURG. Pan Sept. 22.—
Genejm y “3th this heavy-
mp onship form Jack
Dempsey when they begin popping
hostile gloves a teach other in the
Scsqui bowl Sept Ell—he may. but
you aren't sure of it. watching him
work up hero iii the highlands of
Pennsylvania.
Tunney's form is deceitful. He
goes about his routine work with a
.eprnestnpgsg, hat ,ot times
. lo-JM
Maybe it's this absence of flash
and iury—the showmanshlp stuff——
that leaves you uninspired. At any
TlgifiW' lat. upbbdy’s
mugg. 8 me the boys are say-
lng he is the greatest fighter Demp-
uey ever met. and perhaps be Is.
Tunney has wh.oped_ some
rest,
fielder-q rrr {Brow
his downward h. stopped
'Jarpantier and tliuened Gibbons.
Tunney is one of those fighters
who A’LWAYS is winning. Some-
mock¥m1¥ mm; win.
ner. i thought he (ought an ordi-
nary fight against the bronchmap
out he WON. I didn't think he
i k l t ins
new new on a
Tunney in some respects is the
most remarkable tighter the game
has ever had. He has literally
THO GHT hlnholi i to the
an “Email ‘ey' chal-
ieng r. assessed of an abouhdlns
iaith in his own possibilities he has
developed a winning psychology
hat may actually can’t him on Ito
‘,‘ s;
chsmhllfuihlpjl'lr 2 , -.
lle
"t’net‘.
100d of Champlon
or ever since the man made that
lrlp over to Denver to meet a bro!l.--
er or somebody who was headln'
cast. The men had been an enthus-
iastic Sullivan tan and he had
bought the book at the railroad sta-
tlon.
The womemread the paper-back
book at night (along with the suc-
red black book) because there was
soggethlng about the h -to-hand
h of two Itinely built it that
She marveled' at the
physical powers of two humans able
to tight with bare hands over 75
"“2“. under a ”bligtering ,hilssisslppi
Not many months later' another
chlui was born to this man sn'd wo-
run in the ranch house. a boy. an
astonishingly large and weil~propcr-
ticned boy.
The doctor who had ridden down
from IManassa. seven miles away. in
a steel-tired surrey that rattled and.
Joggied in the road rule. said the in-
tent weighed id pounds.
The rather looked at it and ex-
claimed:
jug-{u using, 1.. hsulllvsn looked -
0 en 0
T& and the we
to
born.
raidiramw De
,eounse.
Jack. the present champi 6‘: the
world. only he was to be klioltrh bap-
tismIally Iss Willing“.
n W i- need
Thtiwsi‘ln Jdne. itil‘.’ The story'
oi the Sullivan-Kiln“ litht. held in
is". had formed rift! per cent of
the ranch house library long enough
the ilrsi mud and that ,-
a‘ bstltr than
rlht solcmh'lry ,
buy -
for both Pa Denim and his Damp.
rib?” absorb "Of! printed word of
Denney was the biggest child at
birth of all the eleven Dempsey child»
res. bigger and heavier by six or
seven pounds. ‘ All of the nther
Denim children were tiny at birth.
Two of them were born semiptnval-
idea But the boy who was destined'
to become a world's chantpicn was
born with heroic outlines.
Prenatal influence?
“it couldn't have been anything
else." and Kiram Dempsey. from
whose lips ! heard the story.
Today boxing tenaIat l‘le ringside
unwittingly confirm Birsm's
thoughts when they leap to tilei-
test at the fight of a’ knockout and
shame m a natural-
rutacoaloil pandtwobooks
he only two he in the much
asdpmi yin the whole val-
of these blioks is a black book
yellowing leaves and much he.
. it is the Bible. The wo-
tn read it a marked
she rt tie. a restful calm
her ry face: a calm.
is a paper-back
book with inrid lettering in yeuow
and black. tie “The story of the
“liven-xi fight." At Idlgth
this book up and
too. The dentists
3.5?!
Pgliigi
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53
WEDNESDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 22, um
. .. M...—..,—
THE CHALLENGER HIMSELF
A remarkable camera study of Gene Tunney. this—allowing the chal-
longer of dark lmnpscy at his Stroudsburg, l’nI.‘, (amp, .IIAI‘ the”. din of
his training. Note the bruised lip.
YES, HE’S A “BORN meme»
poo-,1 . ,I
till.
Mex 0mm AND ms stornfit.‘ ”ng3
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JOHNNY WILSON
Middleweight Champion. Who Wants to Regain
His Title. \s.
CHIEF HADBRAN
Former. World's
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Berni-Final, d Bands
JIM GRIFFITH. Texas Tiger. 176 lbs.. \
GENE ZEDICK, Norwalk Thunderbolt.
light heavyweight champion of Navy
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KEEP P08 D 0N LOCAL SPORTS
bCity.
4 standing in, society fol lllc lillii illllll
HEAIyerlGHT
By the AssociEPlE-iiress
lilii Willow“:
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lullllllslull null”. l
Jack Dclllpsey‘s defeat of Gmrgun
Carpcnller in icur rlllllldl alt Jcrsvy
July 2. 1921. glue boxing ll
oil a large scale. Hocll-ly iliil‘lllilli
lhc bout in such stlcnglll and up]: ll-
dor that lt’wsu given the nuggl-sllon
of an international polo attraction.
The light Was a model of proprie-
ty. All the conventlulm were (ii)-
pervcd. Not an epithet was upplll- ii
r a profane ucld Uiiiri‘il by tziiiilli'
drid‘cipals or seconds Except {cl
Carpentler, who could not he expect-
ed to work up any great enthusiasm
over the affair. it was an nltogctllr-r
dellghtiul occasion
There was )nly one light rcconlml
among the spectators Two of the
customers clashed during the \llskc-_
Renault preliminary Most oi tho
bystanders stamped this as unwar-
ranted since it was generally \(liud
that the bout was not “Ol‘lh fighting
over. ' 4 . '
, ., Carp‘antier'elsplrlt was willing but
llv lllphl'y‘N‘ gm”
lliili illll\\ll
'l'llH l“l’iiil'illllll|ll“ lllzllly lullltll
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l‘ollllll, ill :l inslllnn llzll ~llrrml lhu
crowd in hop-nu lllzll l.-- 1....1 “pmp‘
ill-y groggy. lull Li|~' «Illlnlplml 1”.
hillliiiiltjli lill‘ luluw ullhnul (Imp-“n,
, lllll ililitil' hiiiil'i \\lll'|\ ..1 mo ('ilui
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«inn lllll‘p Rnlll‘ llllullull lln- r wring.
permllnllv iill‘l‘l‘ Inn/m m .v,. ,y,,.
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properly.“i’llllvh.
The Magic Of The
Medicine Man
-—In the pinnvvr 'l‘l\.~ n!” l‘ ;. “”1.
try the inlllrln All-Illllnv .\l.-l hand
in the roots filli' limbs or "‘10 an...”
land ill-ids a l‘t‘llll‘l’h' i'nr itll‘ 1w . _ory
nlllllvni oi lllllllkillii. So I .Hv .n
it pl-l'lo that th~ rollvi l'lm:
ing’soblllml almost lilu» illl‘.‘
ironl roots lll'lti mm, l .m.
Plnkham“ of I vml \l. [95' I1 .1.
{amour Vegetable (‘01:. 1.. mvl
mnm women ill'l\‘ ll li'ri upon
over iir‘ly yearn—Adv.
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