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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21
M'COY VICTOR IN
 BOUT OF SHADY HUE
Mcfarland Bests Billy Ryan Connolly Scores Two Knockouts in Less Than a Minute = Hurley Out points Fighting Dick Fly land.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 21-In a dull and uninteresting fight that bore all the earmarks of a cold fake Kid Mccoy last night won over Jack Fitz- gerald in a six round go at the Amer ican Athletic Club.
 The last two rounds were tame. AL though Mccoy landed the most blows and displayed greater knowledge of ring generalship he did not come back to his old form at any stage of the bout. It was his superior effort in the first rounds that won him the yer dict of the spectators.
 The first round opened with both men clinching, and Mccoy broke away by driving a light left to the face. He repeated with a stiff right to the by a large margin In the second round they again went into a clinch and Mccoy put light left into the face Mccoy jolted a light left to the chin. and Fitzgerald followed up by landing a left to the wind. Mccoy had the better of this round, although Fitzgerald had begun to loosen up and drove home quite few blows.
 The third round saw very little fight ing. They resorted continually to clinching. and at the end there was little to choose between them.
 The next session both men mixed it up. Mccoy continued to play for F'itz- gerald's face. Mccoy again had the best of this round.
 Oswego, N. T., March 21-Packey Mcfarland had everything his own way in a ten round boxing bout with Billy Ryan of Syracuse here last night. Ryan lacked the punch and although he reached the Pride of the Stock Yards frequently his blows didn't hurt There was no decision, but it was clearly McFarland's from start to f1n- ish. and the Syracusean gave evidence of being in distress more than once.
 New York. March 21-James Connolly a sixteen year old youngster of York ville carried off the honors last night in the boxing tryouts at the Irish American Athletic club. He scored two knockouts in less than a minute and won membership to the club. His first opponent was Ambrose Ziereck, a husky youngster of the west side. Connolly spared with him for sec ond or two and then sent over a right hook that sent Ziereck down and out. After few minutes rest, Edward sfoffatt was matched against Connolly. Mcffatt displayed a little science and landed a couple of right jabs on Con- noliy's nose, but before half minute had elapsed Connolly shot over the same kind of hook that sent Ziereck away. and Moffatt hit the floor.
 New York, March 21-Battling Hur- ley. outpointed Fighting Dick Hyland last night at the Olympic A. c. The Jersey battler had the better of sev- en Of the ten rounds. He was the ag- gressor throughout and scored with many hard right and left blows to the face jaw and body.
 
 Chicago. March 21-Jack White, the local boxer who is a claimant of the
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 tory sites. that it sees only . bond issue as the most feasible means of raising money for the structure. ana that it favors a coliseum, instead of stadium proper, in architectural de- sign That is, it prefers the Roman to the Grecian models as more prac- ticable for seating a large crowd ocos nomically.
 MT. Rogers will appoint his commits tee immediately in order that work on the stadium may be begun before summer. if 1t is finally decided to build one. This will be necessary in order to have the proposed huge structure. which will seat at least 60,oOo people, completed before the date for the next Yale-Harvard football game in this city. This will be played in Novem- Der, 1912. It is believed that MT. Rogers special committee will contain some of the members of the present Yale Athletic committee.
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A siiaht piMersnse.

~ SO9uS OfuofVu0N6
 Undue rapidity of speech or motss tinct utterauee often leads to curious misunderstanding. An instance ot this is given by Walter Seymour in his ups and Downs of . Wandering Life" "A clergyman" hs says. was sent for by a sick old parishionsr who was not a churchgoer and who was deaf. The clergyman said: What in- duced you to send for msr What does he say?' said the man to hin wife. He says why the deuce did you send for himY"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21

lightweight title, today, began nego- tiations for a bout with ad Wolgast.
 New Bedford. Mass, March H-Joe Saunders of Brooklyn, today returned to the City of Churches both sadder beating he got from Billy Barlow of Fall River, in the two rounds before his seconds threw up the sponge He was knocked down four times in the first and twice in the second.
 Chicago, March 21-"Cyc1one'' Johnny Thompson. having an idea that he is the only real, undisputed middleweight champion, calmly demanded $5, 900 or 35 per cent. of the receipts for bou S in Milwaukee and Kansas City with an ''unpicked man.. presumably Billy Papke His demand was courteously but firmly turned down.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21
Shopping Treublss.

Shopping TreubIee.
 'Tomorrow is my wtfe's 6ars60ay1 and I want to buy present thAt VIII tickle her." we have a nice line o6 1eaeAel( boas." 'No, no. I mean eomethl1e tAa1( would make hit with hse.~ Anything in hammenT "You misundeFstapd. ! Waoe 1om9{ thing striking that "Ah, you wish clocks aThat's all"-ClevelAnd Ph2M Qn14
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A SPECIAL MEDICINE FOR
 KIDNEY AILMENTS.

Many elderly people have found in Foley's Kidney Remedy a quick re- lief and permanent benefit from kid ney and bladder ailments and from annoying urinary irregularities due to advancing years. Isaac N. Regan
 Farmer, Mo, says: "Foley's Kidney Remedy effected complete cure in my case and I want others to know of it'' r. B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy %135
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A Patron.

"Mr. Carriman is very busy now.N said the private secretary of the rail- road president. 'Is there anything E can do for you?"
 ''Oh." replied the pompous visitor, "just . friendly call. I thought he'd like to know that l ride on his subur- ban branch now. I'm Colonel Nu- ritcs.S-Catholic Standard and Timee.
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Shakina Hands.

Few people know how to shake hands well. The general run of folk either give limp paw and allow it to be shaken or else grasp yours In theirs and nearly dislocate it with their vio- lence.-London World.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21
Similarity.

Similarity.
 ssWhat a noisy thing that bass drum is!" remarked the clarinet disgustediy. ''Yes." replied the trombone: ust like a human being. fsnr fs-- Hike a human being?"
 .sYes; it's the one with the big head that makes the most noise."-London Telegraph
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21

The wise are polite all the world over: fools are polite only at home.-- Bacon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21
Games Tonight.

Hartford at New Haven. Providence at Pawtucket. Fall River at Taunton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21
ROLLER POLO
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Last Nights Results. Brockton, 10; New Haven, 5. Pawtucket, 10; Providence, 3. Fall River, 8; Hartford, 2.
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lightweight title, today, began nego- tiations for a bout with ad Wolgast.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21

Boston, Mass, March 21.-Advo- cates of Sunday baseball conducted a spirited debate in the Massachusetts House of Representatives yesterday, following an adverse report by the Committee on Legal Affairs, but after
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21

Chicago. March 21-Jack White, the local boxer who is a claimant of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-21

New York, March 21-Battling Hur- ley. outpointed Fighting Dick Hyland last night at the Olympic A. c. The Jersey battler had the better of sev- en Of the ten rounds. He was the ag- gressor throughout and scored with many hard right and left blows to the face. jaw and body.
The Washington times., 1911-12-03

Thousands of bigger and better O.
than usual Toys and Games. ... 3D.
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Dolls

One dollar Dolls are plentiful. Learn
that the Palais Royals 81 Dolls are
as big as the biggest, and prettier
than all rivals. And where such e.
variety at. .................... OIL
American Dressed Dolls, in. up-to-
date costumes Of white. pink. nile e1
and blue. 0l
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Neckwear

Dainty Side Frills of finely pleated
lawn, edged with lace. 2 CT
AOT " -
Stocks with side frills attached, of
finely pleated batiste and net; 01
trimmed with superior laces ..... O1
Round Lace Collars-they look C1
we'll over dark waists and suits. Ol
Rabats and Jabots of real Irish Ct
CrOchet LaceS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WA
Silk Crepe de Chine Scarfs, hem
stitched ends, in evening shades. Q1
2 yards long ......,................. U1
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Wool Sweaters, closely knit; plain
gray, gray and red, gray and e1
blue. Sizes to 16 years. ...... O1
Shirts and BIouses, plain and pieated
white and fancy effects. Sizes e.
to 16 years. ............ Oh
Jack Horner Hats. sizes 2h to e.
Pajamas, domet and madras; plain
white and colors. Sizes to Is 01
years. Va
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Underwear

Gowns of finest nainsook, Cambric,
muslin and crepe; some with en-
tire sleeves of lace and embroid- C1
cry '.'''''..''..,...... .........,........'.. W
'Menders" House Dresses unu
wrappers OF Dercale and gingham,
high and dutch neck styles. All C1
sizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VI
French Chemises, nainsook. daintily
hand embroidered yoke, and seal C1
loped edge, ribbon run ............ o.
Petticoats, black. OF superior q =
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tailored hounces of colonial taft
Wonien's Swiss Ribbed Vests, Pants
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Women's "Merode" and Norfolk and
Now Brunswick Vests and Pants;
high necks, long sleeves, ankle C1
ana knee length ..................'.. VI
Womefi's "Merode" Union Suits. me-
dunn and fleece lin .a-sass CT
cu '''''''''''''''.'.''''.. ''.'' W.
Womens Low Neck SIX Ribbed
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Women's "Merode" and Richelicu
Vests, Pants. Tights, and Corset
Covers; medium and fleeced lined. CT
garments for ..,,.............,.. UI
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Ribbons

Sash Ribbons, Dresden. light
and dark shadings. 9 inches wide. e1
yard .........-...,........... W
Moire Ribbons, inches wide, for
children's hair; hair lengths 01
Satin Tafreta Ribbons. ~ inches
wide, used for Christmas fancy Q1
work, 10 yards for ................. UA
Sprays Of Ribbon Roses. five in
bunch used for dress trimmings. C1
corsage and fancy articles. Yard. %
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Children

Sweaters, all wool, closely knit
with high and V neck. White,
red and gray; months to C1
years ......................... Ol
Leggins and Polo Caps, to CT
match sweaters ........,,...-....... Ol
Long Kimonos of Serpentine Crepe
and figured fieecedown, plain and CT
scalloped edges. to IA years. Ul
White and Colored Dresses. India
linen. madras, linene, percale, cham
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Long and Short Dresses of fine
nainsook and India linen; dainty
,~okes OF tucks, embroidery and CT
hemstitching. month to years Ol
Gingham and Percale School
Dresses good washing colors; well
made In latest moment styles. CT
to II years .......... A"...,..... U1
Pleated Skirts, navy blue serge. to
wear with MILDLY blouses- to IA e1
years ''''...'...'.'''''..'".'' VI
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Silverware

VVduTupTe Silver Plated Cream
Pitcher or Sugar Bowl; colonial CT
Quadruple Silver Plated Bonbon:
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Sii'ef ''''''''''..' '.''..............''. W
Quadrnple Silver Plated Syrup
Pitcher and Tray; new shape; CT
fully FURNISHED ..................... ID
Quadruple Silver Plated Candle C1
Sticks: 10 inch size ................. Cl
Quadruple Silver Plated Baby CT
Cups; sterling silver patterns. Ul
Quadruple Silver and Glass Sets q I
for salt and pepper ............... Dl
Sterling Silver Knives, Forks,
spoons, and Ladies'; French gray CT
handles and gold lined bowls...... Ul
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l.aceS

Linen Cluny Lace Edges, for center
pieces and fancy articles. yards e1
Chiffon Cloth and Crepe Chiffon,
IS inches wide. All colors. 01'
Venice and Macrame Lace Bands and
,doubie edge galloons. 4 to sslsssN&1
inches wide. Yard ................. ~A
Gold. silver, and Bronze Lace edges
and bands, up to inches wide. G1
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Handkerchiefs

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Volume 4--Letters and Telegrams,
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Extra heavy bleached Satin
Table Damask, ~ inches wide. CT
Yard ........................ ~A
Mercerized Satin Damask Pat Q1
tern Cloths. '2h yards long OA
German Linen hemstitched C1
Cloths. IN yards long ............ U1
Satin Table Damask, all linen Q1
So inches wide. 2 yards for........ Oh
Hemmed Huck Towels. e1
Tor ....................... ............... " -
.-Aemstitched Huck Towels, aiE C1
linen. for Observation-Disclosures. ~A
Turkish Bath Towels, "A inches. Q1
Standard bleached Sheets, S1x90 Q1
inches, for :....,.................. UA
Bleached Pillow Cases, 45xS6 Q1
inches. for ....................... VA
All Linen Crash Toweling, Is CT
inches wide. 10 wards for........ U1
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Gold and Silver Tinsel Fringe, e
IN inches wide. 2 yards for........ u
Gold and silver Bugle Trim G.
ming. n inch wide. Yards. u
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IN inches wide. 4 yards ........... u
Polo Coat Buttons, with centei5
match material, black rims. G.
dozen for. ........................ "
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al Snoionernc, ser hctrpeoe bolu Sc
ira 0crcs Tprfu0rc ppcr(cpcreOe
Sraoltlolcr on, Doprlcocs en- al
Entertainments &rigere, ipn1 TILT
&c bar eli frpgtet Moroer og Ell Gpp,
/ mango Nor bopoc bolot iiN ifi1lt
/ SrncNl1cn al Tlpoen, ~ ocriru
0repet iiuc lnprfc @coriiter / Ont
eg11cl1. Smfri1a peo Nurct 1850
fororep Gbippclpa= Snoioncr1c (Ojib=
mapD Siol1r=Ston1nrcn (1ofotos)
fra Oct noroligc Miuncl oto, cu0=
lfjpnt sc / flcrc s(or oeref tier uco=
blep at befrige berrs n%coorpcoe 1Sicu=
Der loo longt plt ioln til Meo 2ofe,
pg operi latte Gloocus Scam / oercs
MoocrSllaol, men b%ibcbolot sets
MellinA. SEQ oenl1c Sis bop6e Sub
jon @ap @olnpoqrrict bollct ii0 en-
Vel til >erne ggu og bets gmbcos=
lllGno llupncr Mopnct / ocrcs off
etelle Sronsoftioner. Moior Song /
Sc Toreueoe Gtotcrs Mrr1r uupl1er
ogloo, / 1923, G6ici Mipcr, / bans
Srltolc al lin Hiejie llco as &co
Mipcr. &eltran1i, Ell itolienif &rcpe,
otter bper1 ct County / set uoroli1e
M1l1nclptu CT ppnGpnt, Be p4tc
Nloe1en, Dpor Spcn I'LL CT beliggell=
Sc, pao cit Meiie fra Me0 Miper pit
poc til Neo Safes. Ogioo fan lfri=
Der ONT S6icf 6looen i lin 9oa
~Fil9rimSrcjicr / europa og Sine
rifo". Observation-Disclosures Mopu
for Sbief Slooen CT u@enrotafc
Sra Sis til onoen ct Scr al
1lerc gjort &rop poo 6%oronorino /
Nopnet. Gnfclte Herioner pi( el1o=
I'LL 1pncs, at Nopuet bentpocr for
lnsgct poa uhct piloc @eltcn" til at
reA'rulctterc ct urligt % loplpoigt
settlement. Soo lu11ge in1iolertio
cit @p ion' G1icogo fan ifrioe trent
no rg bore bcloig til Grobs for lit
Scr / Gbippcmo-s proget er
(lotrnffet for u5funf", onles set
melt ianoipnliat at @pen bill foa 2op
til ct beboloc lit nlogonlle Mopu
snon1, nogle @llnorcoer al Mor. ,
S fin @eli9ge,bco paa be9ge 81
Der al &eo 2ofc @iper neoenfor
Mipcr'S l10lpb / oenne, 60 Mi(
Dit for &eo &iper og 100 iyo for
peo Canada mes to fell
bore Slooer opel1for @pe1 og iom ct
'trate9ilf Funft for Ell @engoe
Sernboncr, Ser giennemifjnrer 11bu-
re &iooer al rigt Sarmlano, iuoto-
ger Sbief &iper Sails EN- frentra=