we
T mime snmmswourn 'NonwALK. corn. remit, influential; 1926 i , .
inue
l‘lA Sun: or unkind ‘MS
crime tract», Bounce
bulimia snout but ill?-
can be To ME .i'LL FIGHT
ltM Milieu. MNVME
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in In Westport Alley circué
we count 0F LOS ANGELES '-
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Capture TWO Games From
Flivvers On Norwalk Alleys
Engineers Score Over Firemen-rBsnkers Tillie In-
dependents Into Camp In .Three Straight
Games-One Match Goes Over For Week.
Wood Cowall
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l—EG Reborn DOUDN
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All ERPAND FOIL
. ME dEFFRlES
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The Engineers won two games ll‘rsco ........... 89 I2 78—»!60
trom the Firemen. the Rounders Godfrey ss 37 95-470
took two from the Flh’l‘crn and the O'Connell as is lit—ill
352 354 847 1053
FLIVVERS.
L. Jones 90
Bank mode it three straight against
the Independents ill the Westport
Rowling League games rolled on the
Norwalk alloys this week. The
match between the Writer Company
78 126—494
and the Post other who held or: up- Luciano . .. ... . . .10: 8t 88—275
til next week. Keith .........-. it? 58 92-4“ .
W. Jones ......HJl'S 98 111—287
The scores: .
FIREMEN.
Fl, Fabio ........101 83 81—268 350 848 4.17 1110 ‘ A
Driscoll 90 90 TS~268 \ ' . t '
W. Fabio ....... 85 101 Ell—2“ . INDEPENDENTS. . ~. ' ' 4-..!
. E. Brown .......112 99 7 —-2se J Run“ 3: it u as? me «- . - ‘. .....- . -. . .ezw...--_...._ ....._.._.... .. __ _. , . - g , . ‘ ”......” ,. ‘ ‘ ._ n 4
, - . r the incident in hrccns Hotel In out or their light In Hot blll'lnk‘l l‘lllnll' - . ' .
‘ __ __ __ ___ ‘ .. 5 "It. (‘tl llt llllt turn) with n letter from it Mr. \lln L . .
388 373 325 1086 Lindlvnll . . . . . . . . is 91 88—265 Philadelphia, Pits and Corbett began to nit-ck tlemnnd (or n bout became so great that (Z‘orboil t‘ou'rt. of lies IAnnelise A. 0. asking Corbett to i ”be: used mm as a rubber. Uu m” "m5
E‘.GINEERS' ‘ w. Bantu :4 131 94—?” each other In Interviews in the mom. Fitz agreed to fight Fits at on: time. any place and use him as one or his sparing partners. Thin “mush ‘ ° “mm" '"m “0““ “"9 5“" 0””?
Prior ““5“...”100 113 ”“417 Forgcr ......u. .1 l3 83’226 claiming that Jim was it coward and sirnid Carson City. Nevada. made the best offer. young fellow was it big. strapping chirp with man in “‘5 outfit hm “"3 50‘108 JPNFIN was
Bristol SS 106 Illa—.297 3.2—; 3“: ’3'; 1'00'7 ‘0 89$ ""0 A ring With him. A few tlnys nttcr. ('orbctt opened his trniil- n powerful pnir oi shoulders and his mime was always M his heels. no matter how hot the pure,
W. Brown _ ' 99 103 81—483 ‘ ' .. Corbett in turn claimed that Fit: had run ing quarters In chtltlo. it young fellow nppcnr- .lnmos Jerri-lea, (1‘n be. continued)
Murphy 111 55—136 BAN» . , . _
Binnk........... 75 -— t5 Sniflen.......... S! 72 71—228] w De ' _
M —» -——- Lunny so so tit—260 0e 00d mes Eddie Collins Will P13
362 433 373 1168 Andersen ..."... 89 82. lib—28?. 7 . " g . ' . 0 . ‘ .
letono to 105 ill—~278 Game Was Fixed N 1'“? 1k H gh S h l ‘ I t S d y
nouxrmns. | ‘ —- —-— —— —+ O I , a l c 00 0111' qua .
Gallagher 77. so 79—445. sat in its 1023 NEW HAVEN Dec “__Inno ‘ . . , . , . , ' ‘ econ 01" e Athl hit
cones of any wrong-doing and thst
s never bet on a. “fixed" ball some
Staples High ins hi; lite. "were the claims or
Develops ‘ Strong . ‘ 0317.1? hil°§3$23nnfiéliibi3
Court Outfit
Famous Second Sacker Given Position On
Which Sold Him to White Sox—Mack .‘l
Announcement On 65th Birthday.
l'riple Arron; Five
: ln Victory Over
- . ‘ Advent Church
iasebsll Commissioner- K. M. Lun-
is with the latest scandal in pro.
essionnl baseball.
Wood said that: he had bet onrthc
conditions under which I
lurns lo the team.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 24.—-I-:d-‘
die Collins, stnr second baseman in.
The Triple Arrow basketball team ("he Stnplcs High basketball team. ame played hetn O Det oil (1
. . - on r on I .. .
. llldca- another victory to its list has played two successful games on Cleveland on September 25. 191 lhtt American League for nearly moi li'l‘l-lonllnal bet-mitt“ p, ll
when it took the Advent Church rive itsseasons schedule thus for, Cut but there was no Agreement u t decades, yesterday returned .0 we: Pl] i1 WIT? m lwv. on: -:
into camp at. Community Hall Wed- by Jane's graduation, the squad this which team should win. as charged scene 0! his early ll‘lun'iphS-lhc COMES]: 11:31 ffflllcfm .‘1‘1' "
ncsd‘ny evening. The SCOTB “‘15 37- year is tzortposed of all new hast-ct. by Mubert (DillCh) LWMTd- Philadelphia Athletics. A ~ 1 H Hm“ lmm 1. H”
29 . . . Wood said before going to lee 0’ ””1”” no. “MOM“
., if 1 ’ 1‘ m1 1" ball malarial. Hewever. under the Burnside Winslow chairman 0! the Connie Mack. Who yesterday ob- place as a second blisl’l
Hamill? :1 tupiilslfo‘tort loull'ic Ante ““1"” ”mm”; °f Frank ‘1' “ambau' baseball committee or the Yale nth "fl'ed his Nth hirthdny annil'vr- ”‘1’“ “"1 d“‘el"l"“1 “”0
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. 0.0 lg. K . . , ““0““ "t “Wm" 50h°°ll ”1" “3m letic association' "I am sbsolutei . snry. made the announcement. Th “18.1035” m 8‘ 1”“ ”a“ "'
ions against their heatlel oppou is working into what promises to be - l ‘3 mrmlm- of ti... {among 51....
cuts. This was the fifth straight vic- n. strong and effective machine ““1090” 0“ WT?“Kd°l”K and never lead": or “I pennants and three It'll'llS-tlollil'iS—Dill‘l'l'Biil-ml»
levy for the East Norn'alk' outfit. Tuesday night the team-not only bet on a. fixed some in my life. worlds; filthmplonsmn teams. saill ilo lion liclpmi win lll'l.l‘l]];[”[§ ......
.‘Premru was the lending scorer for ‘withsiood the battering of the Not-— Xv?!“ I hg‘t018335bomwe 3‘". 2:51;? 1?; SM“ (film; and mm Champmnlhlm “‘1‘ 1“" A‘ll
the Arrows with a'totai of 16 points. walk high quintet. on in Norwalk 3 PM“ a 9 uncotcre in r d ' 1‘ 50° tom 0 d" e “ould be In 1.014. Manager Mill 1:
(ironschncr put lipawontlcrrui game court, but returned home strength- Chicago a. iewfl‘days ago “as said ice )1 0 cap ure his seventh Amer- his brilliant {mm mm
makin :3 o‘nts. lie tossed in el ht \ . on o ““d" 03“" 1° Lommlssioner Landis. “m eaguc ilag. Collins to tho Chit-.1 0 Al: .
g p l , . 5; tiled in its .. to .0 defeat. C in g ‘
_ _ , . 3 g , . Any further statement should come 0 n" “"0"“ recently by the $50.0“0 tonsil - l ..
baskets and 80W“ field 803% Ldnnl‘d ixeeilan, manager of the n Chica Wh‘t S . l ”"N 8‘ ti.
.. The score follows- _~‘ Staples ionm, tinnolirlCes that the from him. a 1 v 30 d1 6 0X as manager, W111 enormous nniount of l‘lll‘ll'l‘ l.
. " season will extend m March 18 Wood returned from Lhicn‘go Wed. ‘ pa. 590°“ base, as usual. purchase of a ball player
“Hm”. with the following schodllle' \ I night and 3“" 5°"an "m, tone“ ‘3 Nldt‘k said the Athletics were COL became ninnagnr 0? ill“ ~\‘53‘
G- l“- I’ls- “mm”, 7 ANDRE ill li at A with Harold F. Woodcock. general M lins‘ first preference. in 1924. succeeding "Km- t;
““““"”’““' I" 1‘“ " 2 2 soiiit-‘ii"'rtit'tq I" . «5 'l l n' manager or the Athletic association r”mint! “'85 Elven out l‘ecardhlx who also is a mnlllltr-l‘ ofwr
-7alloslclln. it. i". ..... it it 6 ho ‘91 it; Rid A'Cfijl‘ll‘ifloll‘lill )5 5‘3? . h! arranged to call upon Mr. Winslow salary, length of ‘contract. or other lctic club as a coach.
Preml-u. 0- - ----- . -- h " 4 15 ”in Britt 9 will l'l‘r'tdeg‘t‘hooiomei yesterday. The latter after the talk , g, .
Dunn, L. G. ........1 .2 4 {ab‘m 3‘ ‘ 3 . 'i said that the baseball committee '1 Mil S- Cllfi
Coppola. r. g. . 1 2 4 ll'olil-uni'yl Tufts University school would meet and probablyltwouid re. . . oney , lgns 0rd BOWICI'
ll‘arr. l. g. . ..... .. . 1 ll 2. at mm o 0;“ 4 Foirtield Hi h at for the matter to Professor G. R. . . wo o '
Jones. r. g. . o 1 1 homo Sg'goyn;ou“_ mg“ at hog“; 9 Nettieton. chairmen of the board or p .. _ ‘ ' 1th Rleard Beat New 'lI .-
.islllirook. r. r. 1 o 2 _ 7' . ' ‘ ' ' ' athletic control. The university is in . . . ‘ ‘ .~ 2 ‘ " ‘ , ""r
... w ___ hint: school of biamtord. at home: holiday recess which does not end . I . - .. I » . -—Photo b." “nikcr Studios. *— .
1'5 11 37 ii. Dillllllll‘y High at Danbury: 18. until January't The Norwnlk mg]. mum] uskotmn mm opened its season. Tuesday evening. in victory over the fast. Tex Rickard today clinched snoth- The Clirtord ' bowling teal.
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32:3“;‘3fgfihi‘t‘.’.3‘,f,,.';§,'fl,5' 53' RE (13;: ‘ Conch Wood, declining to talk Staples lllgh basket losscrr. the members oi the sound are: 9”“ link in the henleeight’chaln 13:“ 52:1 :graszllt games in
Mind“ Church. mm ... llillgvi’ield‘ ng :mné school about the inquiry. saying that "there Seated, from left to right: Joules Mend. manager and guard; Ralph Greenwood, cnptnin of 'second which he expects to force into a lVNlneét‘l'ltv evpgfig Dan’s“.
‘ . ..-. . ., . y . . . ~ - ,--., . ...";lto.
‘ V" 15' P” at Stumm‘d’ ‘ 30:22;:ensnenlillldgo‘i‘ngno‘igg $261132;- lcnm; Felix Mace. captain of first team; Dnnry Perimnn, iortvltrtl; “‘illinm Miller. fnr\\':.i‘il. 1:?2' Champmmmp match. Through 10““ OUlfil- had high total é
..i‘l‘oosohner, 15" .3 ‘ 1 23 ‘l‘m'h 9' Bridgeport 'i‘rndo school. than of ”ie Associated Press dispatch Second row: Ferrol Green. l’ncnity director of ntlileiIt-s; Steve flutlik. guard: William Flynn. center; Elsdlillatchmakor, 3°58 McMahon. the evening \villl n score of
Tel' r. f' """" " u 0‘ at I’l‘kmo‘mrl: ”“Danbury High. at quoting from Commissioner Landis's Dare Framer. center; Mill Golden. Kunrd. and Perry Bean. head conch. ‘ 1‘“ son. Square Garden promoter ll”) ”films ”‘3 also ””1"
M. Whittcnlolo, c . . . t) it it home, All home games are played in d reference 10 .1 bill. of 3600 ‘ ‘ . . . signed Jim Mamnflv' Boston. con- Single, with 133.
H. Whittcniore. i. g, _ n 0 0 ”L, gymnasium ot the Redford Jun- gigging“ being placed and nbil Knox McGowan nus nbstnl when the picture was taken. tender to 3. three light contract siv The Scores follow:
Nickerson.r. .....0 it 0'~, ... _ . " " ' ' ' ‘ .1 . ,
Camp, .. g. ..5.... l o 0 1.2.3313; 231.53.illeliialfifflé’lallé “-v w 8“ mm at 5 *° 2- 5a” he . . . ml!“ to an agreement ...... 1...... m" “"515
~—-. H _ rm‘les tolctters for 5,th sent out "It s. game had been :xed-undhwas . _ ‘ R0} Downs “Dutch” Connor reached with Jack Sharkey. the con- “an“ a;
10 9 .29 by the manager. gging‘mto b:;t::o&n.flgfly:zutmirglz ‘ ‘ ‘ l? I ‘ l, , . ‘ . queror or Harry Wills and Boston Lihiratoro 83
' tu:ned ytiorvn'?" y . - . ‘ . 7 v To coaCh H13 ”"81 0‘ Maloney. I‘m’ihm’z" '5”
‘ . ,. _ ' Mr. Winslow. utter-seeing Conch . ’ 'I‘I I‘ _ ‘ . ‘ a Maloney Who scaled anothCI‘ runs I‘Hnrmom 38
“'M‘" MIDGET OF MAJOR LEAGUES DELIVERS Wood. said: “There _ll nothing to ’l ' ,' ‘ j , , .5 _ , star Brother of the eliminazicn ladder by dctcab 4:; 1.}
l . ‘he baseball ‘commiiteo will ' 9 ‘ in' Barr Pets on. he it ~ ed t " ‘ '
.. ' . AFTER’BAD START $ng 1 do m know when. . n A Local Writers Slant On Sports in Norwaik R Wm H- mu or m H b H ‘mfge. Wyopponfims Rijka..§‘§e.ec.§ r. cmrrono.
. . ' ' ' . ‘ ‘ , protrably will not meet right away. And Elsewhere ’ "‘ I ‘ ‘5‘” T° 1' -inciuding Sharkey. Paul Berlen- “”9 .. ----- S3 ‘
. l' ‘ ‘ for as far as I can see. the situation "Est“; ”(221‘ 0‘ “3;" KOOd'A“ . 1' ‘ bach. Jack Delaney or Jack Demil- {‘g‘rl‘igg‘s' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘JE";
. ‘ ‘ . . I_ . nnor ormcr - ias- ._ ' . . - -...---.... .tfy '
‘3 “9 much up ‘9 the air to dis Staples Hi school boasts of bankroll is concerned. om halfback '1 s S” in the battle to prote “ho ‘8 Mitchell on
cuss - . . . ‘3 been named nest to face Gone Tunney. S '
' . ,. n good basketball team this season. . ‘ coach or the newly formed hockey ' . . , ““959 97
Couch Wood met with Mr. Wins, Eddie Collins. tormer manager of team at New York University. His Richards. m0\e today Iorestalied .__ .
an announced plan by his promot— 49g 4.
-. '3»1«’<; ”an...
- M I... ”we... .. sewn.- . .4. .
They call him the "Midget ‘0! the Majors." And h-‘ In Stilt t It
sIInIIIIIIIIIrI .
to
low and Herald 1“. Woodcock. gen-
ersl manager of the Athletic asso-
ciation. yesterday afternoon tor fur-
ther discussion or the situation. It
was stated that it seemed unlikely
that any statement would be issued
its the conference warmerely to go
over what Wood had said to Mr.
Winslow earlier in the day. .
' Mr. Winslow lnIsnswer to ques-
tions said that he saw no reason
. for anyone discussing such matters
ate 1: in a
ford Legion quintet.» 2
last night. At
County League contest
the bolt the Stratlord combine was
. .——-——-—-—--.
Voluntary military training It Po,
mono. college. vclnromont. Cut. is
more succutui'thm‘. the compulsory
system; nbandon‘etl two yours no.
It gave the Green and White squall
considerable dillioulty in the open
ing‘gnnte o! the season. The locals
managed to nose out their opptma
cuts in the final minutes or play. _
...—.—
The New Rochelle High schom
Iootbnll squadby virtue or its won-
derful record on the gridiron came
ill for a trip ioll‘loridn. They will
play. two games. one on Christmas
HY.
Tex Rickard is sewing up the
the Cliicngo Willie box will return
to familiar scenes on the diamond in
19:17. Eddie has signed to play with
tile l‘liilotielpilitl. Athletics under the
direction 0! Connie Mack. lie gained
his reputation in Philadelphia and
will probably close his careerin the
Quaker City. Eddie is still rl great
player and should assist Mock in
bringing his seventh pennant to
Philadelphia.
...—...-
siiown in bowling circles.in this
section. The Nash. Westport and
Fraternal leagues are going full
of Pan. France. in o. ring battle at
the lists srmory the night or De-
cember 13. The Frenchninn. who
by a grateful nation.
Through n barrage of shrapnel
the pigeon in 1916 carried a. message
that kept lfroideterre Hill from be-
ing captured; in an order of the day
biggest star will be "Smiling \Jack"
Connor. captain-elect ot the N. Y. U.
football team. All-Eastern quarter-
back and one of ‘ the best hockey
players developed in New England.
The forming oi! a. hockey team
marks another step in the era of
expansion into big time athletics at
New York University. ‘
W
ins; rival,
Moloney against. Delaney.
Knute 'Hansen. who sprang a. sur-
prise by decisively whipping the
Nebraskan. Monte Munn. Wednes-
day night may be Maloney's next
opponent.
Berl‘cnbacli is slated to box Mike
Mc’l‘igue and Sharkcy is booked in a
match with 'I’aolino. the Spanish
heavyweight. in other heavyweight
t
It is our hope that Mario. won't
experience any difficulty in settling
Humbert Fugazy. to pit! .
ENGLISH I’LYWEIGHT B
l .
The arrival of Ernie Jarvlf
lisli lightweight. who lmocky
Morrichinno. French cilamp'
the United‘ States, will speed ‘
iion and supply a. needed i'
in that division. Jarvis \viti'
soon. he declares. ‘
~Advertise in The Sentil'g
worm \louo HUM o? colt-rem WWI Aniline
M \lomz HoueEuionK '.=
_ ll/ll
"Doc" Gautrenu is only a mite. He “towers" s. more enrolmbtlne g. ‘ . h m
”we a“ mom)“ mam“ but 1"" “mt" " belt ’1‘”? l' ”I" "9°53 ’ flfifi°2ff§§"€€.f§$"3n°&3s 31.:U13ls‘ggtel: 3:! ’1‘: lbggnént. the army cited tile pigeon for "how \N
Gautmu made-nights leaxlle debut inst lotion” Hounds it at 'rnlning Cons. . _ heavyweight elm. Death “5 “a int; mammm communication wnh . . ’7
Connie Mack's Athletics. He made it ill b. secondlbuernnn. m V. ‘ ...——-——--—-—--—-' to hemorrhm of the brain and the the front line when all hu'man means ’ ~“ .
‘ brie: trial. however. the lean)“; McGlllicuddy let them: go.“ Tho , ' Northwestern University ~tn”: to am blow was delivered in the tailed." In its flight through the b‘ar- .
e grabbed him and with the Benntown Sang he's been starring enrol on. “I“, come of the sting but ; o! ... closing round of the flthtl A coro- raga the lilEEOn was 'hit by . shell Ag _
T, Gautrenuis one of the most popqu players the Brow! tiny. childls .71.“ “111.433”; A child- my" finding made public “yesterday splinter thnt carried away its claws. "
i" “m” “m” °"’ °' “‘° ”“WW' “"“tl "3“ “'° “9' °’ m o. nn‘l Ivtmoom. reunib‘ii‘nti m. riotous‘tinethoncutaro death was The pigeon‘will ‘be mounted and '
livers. Tyler. James. Rudolph and In den. tin been insulted tn: the den. "occidental ind}. misadventure." placed in the Verdun wilt- museum. '
, .
owdyasince the days or tint: 1 no
"miracle team" of 1914. . . I , . ' to} clinic. where Int-tens Seniors. eyJudgogSehstilIgr‘sfied the prose- ._ m ‘ ~ _ ‘ .
, nonmetal! «attain-will” lenéemhgtu‘ hellfire the old who of mthwultrth httn' nine uto‘ ‘ a "out it any and entered or all onimolmltg tiger is the g .
.. :m ' ( it“ natty-w ' I‘~ ‘ . "on L ‘ " tin ... niches-l. ..
. WM” 9“" QMELLNG were
as Wood's contract es s. baseball Day and “at“ on New Year’s The ‘ ' ~ 1 , . . _
7 I ' _ . - A “04091510, b0 i bout ~ in 1, tonn to the who! being merely or tests slated for the Garden early in- ,
“W“ “'1‘“ it WW” endl °" WW” valrlous organizations in new Re- .0 noun”, 1' egg—tugged “if! “:0 quedn.-Philndclphia Inquirer. the year; lhe‘bcst results;
9:1"le :ucccsss; a; Ysla.,'l‘he ”it“; Rochelle raised the money to send state 0‘ New Jersey 5““ stages . —- ’-
3' on 5° 9" as °° W“ concernel. the team on its long Journey. This 1 ,. ll‘ ,. d , . 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ..
“9 thought W" “vsgueJfl great eleven is In. great atlvertise- aeifi‘mhggz; tiifcngtfrhrn:u‘llg OUR :BOARDING HOUSE By'AHERN
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o _ ‘l > crablc interest out or n bout-rid . .... g , - r.
‘ l, es: let ‘ _ ' w. 33:32:}: 0:113:12 (Etiliooll :fif°_c:::‘: also slows them up. Boxers do not EGAD M'VEAR'W \IJlél'lllAG A". ‘ 5 y ALL Ki GWLMRQ. /
’ " ‘ I tr ,tliclr hardest when they know i ‘ '- ' , 4 - ' '
county League In (Tallies: 3:81;“: :fig‘i‘llliycifi‘finpr‘m" tliyot a verdict will not be awarded you A MERE“ C“R;Q;LAA9" Ol" - AMOQW" w.’ “OOVLE,.‘.M: klO‘Ll '
" fl ' ° 3 ' ' at the end or the clash. , " .
The Port Chester Big Five come ably be rewarded in a titling man- _ ' .1 4' MA“ (“E W ”2R 0 .9 MVOU 0L9 ’ FAILl’f! “kl-flow
from behind and detentetl the Strat- nor by the citizens or the commun- . Considerable New“ is being VACUUM CLEAklEQ. “ARMOWZE _ DEAQ‘Jf-TSUG‘r l‘llM “f0 GNE VOL}
A Bo‘FfLEt or
l Idln '9 to 7 b t the visitors l'hl- . ‘ . , . , ,, l . , . ,
if... “for... “ {WNW “shim m *3 “...... “la!“- Tgm “1"“? club! "l; ”rip-o may “fave,“ BREMJ A page? .... lloui elem: «use or .
ng several good bouts tor the out- some d mcui y n arrang us or . . \l U / . ‘ , _ ‘ [‘1’
The scorcszT TF D door season. The latest to sign it their annualciash on the alleys. 1t ‘TVEA AK“) CUT’ll‘lE Fill)“ DVD 0 /, RUG‘VUVVER!
RA on G‘ F P three-fight. contract. with Rickard is is probable ihotlthe troulbl: wil‘li‘iiio CAKE. WHlLE I “2009-5va m if 2: . t/é . ’ 4",
Jim Muleney. The Boston hem-y- ironed out. and tie matc s artc n ' . I. . ’ . ’ _ 1
“Hellman. rt """"" 0 1 1 weight knows that. by signing with the near future. ’ VOLKQ’YO 9mg CHngrMAQ “/0/ N :1, \
5*- Mdmm- ’1 ° 0 g the veteran promoter he is taking n ~— . CAROLQ,’ EGAD! s ‘ 1., , ~ ...; .
, 4‘ ”ml " 1 0' 0 step in the right. direction. He is “‘ntclt tor - . , 2A . ..
1. Stevens. if non-...... g (1, 3 due [or seven“ ““blg shots" in the ...—...... . . ., .
‘ £333“; “3...... 1 .3 6 ring andtheycotmt I! for as the Santa. _.
: RisbergW.m.1 o 2 , .f , ‘ . _« , ‘n‘i‘j; &
‘7' 1 s 1. Frenchman s Foe Real Bird of War
i ; I . ' , . ‘
1 O CH 3 ER
' 1’ M E “‘G 1. ,. Granted Nelle Dies of Old Age _
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figure". .......... I 2 ti HARTFORD. Dec. 24. -— Proso- One of the teathered heroes of the \
Hull. 6 ....‘..'........ 0 1 1 cuun‘ Attorney John L. House. in great war—a. carrier pigeon which
Buckley. 1'! .......... i g - : police court yesterday suited for it helped save Verdun. has just died of > t
“mm" “ W__ __ __ mile in the cm of Al Friedman. old age. The bird had I WW“
”' ‘ s . 4 :2 puglllst. of Boston. held here on p stripe on its leg tband and wasone ‘ . .
Estates—Waters. charge or manslaughter following 01 the governmen s pensioners. nnv- .
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the 661th or Chnriel Peguilhsn, 21 “‘5 been ““9“ 3 mm “d 9‘ 3‘ 9' ,
Norwalk Chronicler