Wt
Cherry" Pectoral
"In
of opponent‘s lNL
nty y
That makes us halite great con
coughs, coldsa‘gronchitls, weak throats. and weak lungs. Ask your"
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‘ CO NT‘RY LIFE COMMIBION.
‘DENVII‘IR, Colon Dec. 7.—-‘l’1esldont
Roosevelt's commission on country
life. consisting of Kenyon I. Butter
Yield, president of the Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Muss;
Henry Wallace, of Des Motnes, Iowa.
and (l. .l. liilniirluird. of Washington,
D. (1.. began its session here (It 9 U"
‘ clock this morning, hoping to finish
its work in this city today. Many pro
fessora from the agricultural college at
Fort Collins, besides some 200 farmers
‘ from over the state, had been delogut
(Id or invited to attend the hearings.
OAG'I‘ORI
Basra the :liiii Kind In line (twigs Bough
Signature
DAVID w. as mean.
Funeral Director
, and Embalmor.
_ 19 North Main St.. South Norwalk
Residence, 6 Washington at.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 3362.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
0N! MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Future. In
endlleotrle Lights ThNIIIIIM le
Iry Room Heated
‘ RATES REASONABLE. .
Pine Stocked Cate In connection.
A full line of Imported Aloe, Includ-
Ino the famous Bass: Burton's and
less a Oo.'e Stout, always on draught.
Anheuser Busch leer on Draught.
I T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
. Telephone 992.
Welsbach
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
50 candle powcr'light.
Burns 4 Hours for
lCent’s WOrth
of Gas.
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
y-Our own globe, either gas or
electric, to be used on chan-
deliers. pendants or wall brack-
. (Its. Efficient and economical.
" Conuehiicut
Company.
It(experientii‘c‘l he has had with it. He knows. the can
touch with him. '° .
sweeten (dust... ‘smcto‘Es.
Believed Q; Have He‘d Difficulty With
His SupIIeilors
ST. LOUIS. Dec. .7.»—~Ch‘nrlos A.
Eckstromer. Swedish vice-consul in St.
Louis, committed suicide. by drinking
lil‘litil-llc acid at lilS‘tIllOl‘llt' here. today.
Mr. Eckstromcr came into public no-
tice some. time, ago through a contio
veI-sy with federal oflicliils which re-
sulted in the revocation of his exe-
lllllllill' by President Roosevelt. Later
he was, it-Glllsluleii in the. good graces
of the administration and resumed his
oiiicial duties time
No explanation for Ekstiomer’s act
is obtained hero. It is thought, how
ever, that lie iiitiv huvnI lint] Illfllcultv
with his HIIpeI'IioIH in the consular Hoi-
vice and that. he took llil-‘i life in n
moment of nervous depression. Appar-
(Iiiily Iiksiionici iIIepIIiteIi of his not.
when too late. A card was found on
which he scrawled: “I have taken prus-
sic acid to commit suicide. Cull Dr.
Longtiii.”
'l‘hc physlo‘hn arrived, but could not
aid himu Elisll'illilOi‘ loaves ll widow.
!
cHIcHEera s PILLS
EIIIAMOND IIIIA
ladlilvul Ask your Dru let in
”4% Tim (I-hoe tor-“Ii Dininnnfl “an:
l’tllle in (I and Gold IIIIIIIilic
IIIIIIIIII relied with blue Ribbon.
III“ 'I'..'i. “(balsa tidif
III‘I'I‘l'lI'IIiiI IIIIAIIII 'IIIIA millage":
years knowing Best.‘inte .t. Always Reliable
50“) BY DRUiifiISl‘S EVERYWHERE
I l. D l
‘l
MAKES THINGS
.25 and 50c Bottles.
m
E. E. Gorham,
Decorator
Tel. 452. East Norwulk.
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates" 82 per day and upwards.
Stock and General information Ticker
I
Sunday Dinners, 750ts.
TEL. mu m.
(jfliristmas Remittances
TO THE OLD COUNTRY.
‘ DraftstmdMoney Orders
To ALL PARTS or EUROPE.
AM. LAYTON a co
‘ UNCORPORATED)
5~nAILROAo AVE. 50. NORWALK.
Van Scoygg
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
‘ nor WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
‘lgl‘in.
“ " and Zinc.
Copper '-
50 South Main Street,
a. $0 NewalkI,,C¢IIIII .
. celain Enameled Lavatory.
Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (tool
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. In. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
" "Nor-walk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith. C. C. Hegemony
‘ Lessee, General Agent.
an Mien ORIFLAMMA Pic
sum.
uAiurAx. N. a net.
towing the oil tank steamer Orifiainina,
sea. The Valentin, laden with cotton.
was bound from Wilmington for Rob
terdnm. and tho Orliiuinmo. with a cui-
tor a llillibli port.
to her assistance.
. at) u .
7.~‘-—Tho -. ‘ ‘ ,
steamer. Valentin arrived in port. todayp “I ‘ .
which had been picked up disabled at "
no of oil. was bound from Phiuldelphia his horse shot yesterday.
’I‘ he. ()rlfiemme lost
liei propeller anti was helplessly adrift
when she was sighted by the Valentin.
which answered her signals and went
Ford 1.. “stick. of Second stint. h‘a‘d
David Copeland, of the
ion street bridge, was II
Stamford yesterday.
Mrs. Stephen Woodward and young
son have been quite ill Withou- homo.
Wfifllllllg'
visitor in
corner of Foil and Pleasant streets
Chrisftmas
Presents
American China and
Glassware
the piece or set
Framed Pictures
We do not mark prices up at Christ-
mas time. and then cut pilces m’ter
Christmas. Our prltcs Inc Til) higher
now Ilian at any time. of the your.
Window Shades .Iiid Pict'uie Flillliefi
to older.
Wnll Pant-is. lioiise Furnishing
Goods l’aiutir's Supplies
Painting, and Dccointing
We give the S. a H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
1847
PI b'
“m "if.
1908
and Steam
sting.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
Metal Coiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU BEEN OUR STOCK 0F
RICHMOND RANGEOY
The Jonesdtliotchkiss
Company
11 WALL STREET. NORW‘ALK.
Store Open from 7 a. In. to 9p. m.
In Fine German, Japanese and
Imported English Blue China by
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will. [boot Wednesday with
Mrs. Aqiiiila Greenwood, ill Cottage
street. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Edosou and
family, of the Washington street
bridge, were guests yesterday of Stani-
t‘ord relatives.
Martin B. DIIll'llllId’ has hauled otit
his auxiliary yacht. for the winter at
the, rear of the. Crescent, Laundry, in
Svavicw avenue.
The Washington street bridge viein~
it y is now becoming decidedly barren
of limits. The only one. now left is
the. lschoda Club float.
“‘ The ofliciul board of the, East Ave-
nue Methodist church will hold (I regu-
lar business meeting on Wednesday
evening. at the church.
William See and Frank Rotidmun, (If
this. place, who have been wor‘klng on
th(I Itadel 0y Htciboat Osirca. have giv-
eii up thoii positions and ieturued
home. ' '
Max Levy and son Isadore, of tht.I
Washington street bridge. was a guest
mIeutcrdtii (II the foi"iii(II a daughter and
the latter' a sister, Mrs. M Kweskin.
iii SMII’OI'd
'l‘litI Epwortli League of the East
Avenue Methodist church, to scheduled
to hold a business meeting-this even.
lug, uttiio home oi Ernest Reynolds.
in Winfield street. I
Although the tide was not high until
10:25 this morning. by 8:30 the Sea-
New tilellllo meadows were floated
and one resident, was wondering whe~
thIIr the street would be covered.
Tags. barges, sailboats and. in (not,
all kinds of craft, wereetormhound in
on the sound was completely put out
."of commission, temporarily, by the
sioiiii.
At the close or the weekly prayer
meeting (It the Advent Christian
church, Thursday evening, the Loyal
Workers‘ Society will have its semi-
annual business meeting and election
at oillcers.
Ilormnn l‘il'lllitlilgt’, the leader of the
Union Rescue. Mission in North Main
sire. i, had chin-a.- of the. service you-
ttIrIiay atter,noon which was largely
attended and which was an interest-
ing meeting.
The Eisnorth oyster boat Command-
or, which has been tied up for several
days at the Ferris coal (lock prepara-
tory to being taken to IBrldécport for
an overhauling was joined tor over
The Great""""l)iffereHI:e
between ilil Edison Plioiiograph“ “and
anything: (Ilia,- you can think of. as s
I‘liI-iHIIIIiIH uli'i. is that people Urooi‘
anything: (IIHII you can think of. ‘
You have :I (Iholcc of seven models:
$12 50 to $60 00
Thc‘yA. J. Angevine
7&7 Son Co.
134 AND 136 wAsuinoTone‘T.
" EVERY LADV'S DRESSING CHAN
"’ BER
. should be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece “Standmd” Per
t.
Have you ever stepped to consider
how delighttully convenient It would
he to have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber, sleep
. lug apartment or first floor toilet
room? Its presence would anord you
the highest degree of comfort .
We will gladly quote you prices our
plumbers are strictly competent nie-
ohsnlcs, honest and reliable.
, I stemmin- In .
D1 Potent omee.
.. ,. ‘ 187610 1883
(momentum Bti‘oct.
fillfilfl'fifli‘o CONN"-
" lll' lookle‘t on Patents.
.
.I—‘r—r v
‘ Lady Attendant.
HORACE R. NASH
,connan MAIN sun wee-r efts.
Attendance at hears It‘sy‘ "stilt alibi."
Frederick H. Ganung,
. (momma. .
Funeral Parlors In Connection.
. T.el BOILJ
1
(Miles and Residence,
‘ John Hr KMFP
—
2-—
The Clifford
Excellent cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to‘8 p. m.
sundey Dinners .s Specialty.
Dinner Parties end Banquets
Solicited. .
CHARLES Rumpus,
Proprietor.
Telephone, 999.,
i,’
CityNatIonal _. ‘
, soUIr'I-i nonwALil. (can.
(”assets A (IENEIgAL IANKINo
‘.’....i..‘...‘..."
‘c‘A‘PémTAL’
"MW
IURPLI‘? AND ‘P‘ROFITI.
'y s
“-5—-
EDWIN H.‘ MRTHEWSDN, ‘Pt‘ll.
IJDHHN HII.KNLRP. ‘llt. IVWM
m.
Wiurnitlo" soowssn. anti...
. . . DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Ieymour
Bantu Illuminati
Josiah It. Mervin .i. We lose Motion
Ottrlstlsn lvierts John H. Ltiht
u so. stain or. south uonwALK ,
H. Rowen.
.. HEAL...—
IIIFMDERIGK .Hs. ROWAN. m V'GO' ,
Sunday by the Admiral. of the. some
fleet.
The Rev. Dr. lunch. of the Knight .
street A. M II). church, it Norwnlk.
delivered an address at 0 Rescue.
Mission. Saturday night. (It quarters
on the Washington Hum bridge. A
bountiful supper ,wus BCI‘H‘OII as cits-
Itomary.
It the party who Is so anxious to
have an Item appear in these columns
concerning the reported forthcoming
Wedding or an East Norwulk young
man can authenticate the facts set
’(Irtli, llild sign the same properly,
the item will be printed.
En I'Ollli' tioni Stamford to his (luv
in s at the Ryder market on the Wash-
ington sticét bridge. this morning.
iohn llnwnrd saw it railroad man who
had had two of his fingers badly in
lured. The man lctt. tlm train at
South Norwalk. for treatment.
Tomorrow evening. the. new Bible
class of the Advent. Christian church.
which will be taught by the putter.
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds, will be or-
ganized. The topiotomorrow evening
will be "The Geography of the Bible.”
this new class superseded the Mission
'3! tidy Class.
The East Norwaik fire police will
hold a monthly meeting, this evening.
sit headquarters III Van Zandt street.
Various matters of business will be
discussed among them (I. ball which
ho lliemen time been thinking of
holding in Arlon Hall South Not-walk.
The committee will pi obnbiy make a.
report.
Captain Henry Reynolds, who has
been at work on Bridgeport with his
sloop Hattie 11., has returned home.
and laid hisvessel up for thewlnter
Captain Reynolds stood the cold wea-
ther longer than many of the oyster-'1
men, but it became so chilly living
“MilRTO a boot, that he, too decided to
on t
According to the accounts told this
morning in East NoWslk, the football.
game bank of the nrtnory. bemoan the
‘I_«..I-
EAST NORWALK"
' CASH GROCERY
FourDays Sale
_. Very Best '
the harbor this morning. Oystering "
. The Kim! In... new Always
in nee for over tit) years.
gorlc, Drops and Soothing
Bone
hits home the signature oi.’
I .. ,__.... and has been ‘mude under his pet‘-
_ sonal supervisio since" ltslnt'auoy.
Allow no one to eeeive you .a this.
All 001111301151“, limitations and “Just-usqood” are but;
Experiments that: trifle with and endanger the health of
Infinite ma (immune—Experience against Lsperhncut.
What is CASTCRIA
Historic is a harmless substitute for Custer Oil, Paro-
The Kill You Hate Alan I Blight
in Use For Over 30 Years. ‘
no «man “I'll.“ W ”RHYME ”Vl- W m
g ‘ ‘ LL“
lit-"end which has been"
Syrups. It is Pledsant. III
contains neither Opium, Morphine not- other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is Its guarantee. It: destroys Worm!
and alloys ‘li‘everishness. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles,
gnu Fillitnlcaicfl, massimllatos {lie
(Item- I an ow I living healthy and natural sleep.
The Chlldron’s Bounced-Tho Mother’s Friend.
«III-III: CASTORIA mm
J’Beare the "Signature of
euros Constipation
Food, regulates the
.. 4....“ -- .
he is inteieutcd. He vlp‘lt
_ Cemetery. where the .
Rtb‘l‘l‘dfl'fli
Into
the Mb" (I It .(m
«(i in the colouiti licus‘e "in Oe‘nokh
avenue occupied by the late ‘WIIli‘a
l9. lion. lie" was buried Iii Ih‘e q‘ilui
old ceiiieiery west of the choir:
Which n few years ago was taken it‘ll,
and ’the remains of .III the old real
deiitu itII'IiIIteirtd iii halteleIw Con .
teiny Seiiuiui llepow will have the
monument of his relative reset, an .I
this gratings will not looked utter;
Warden Id. B. Lawrence took the viiii‘e‘ .
toi to many places of interest In the
town in his automobile, and he met.
Iiiaiiy of the townspeople. He was lui~ ,. .
pressed by the wonderful growth anti
III-omens made. "and expressed a desire
to visit New Canaan next summer. It;
is probable that he will reside lll thi‘
town next season, If his p ‘esent‘ ln‘cll
aliens are Ioilowud. Ale lunche
at. Mrs. Coftin'w an Impromptu recent
tiou was tendered him at the Congr (
national (Itiuicli, and a huge numb
of prominent iownsmen assisted
his entertainment.
derives his middle
from his departed ‘grandsiro
lilillli Hliiiil Fill .
Bills lleH Bil
(Continued from First Page). ;I‘ .
und—
plo who won; present at the game,
The armory was tilled to ayerflowing.
the balcony being fail, a double row
of seats placed all" around the hall ..
IvIIIio all occupied and many were ‘
standing near the entrance.
The game was full of excitement.
and the (II-ouds of spectators were III?
most nimble to control themselves at.‘
various stages. Many times the ganiew.‘
was pretty rough. as usual in i.besa., . ,'
that games. The Sixth Com pIIIiv hav»
iii1.I,' practiced each day the past week‘
.wns in fine trim. lllld theii passing
was fine. but the visiting midgets were;
like bumble bees and it was almost:
impossible to follow them. The way
they got about the door was enough ‘
to take. the breath away from soy
’ player who was not full of grit and
“m
So So eleven and the 'llgers, the hit
ier Yrom East. Norwulk. was It lively
affaii. Several combats are. men
tioned, and it. is said that. at lenst‘one
one man had a very handsome. "slit
nor. " Tho Tlgeis are. declared to have
won by the score of 10 to 5
There was another fine illustration
of the value of the new East Norwnlk
street lights IIIIIII' this morning, when
early rIiHIIis went to htlullloss duties
with the lights showing as cheery a
pathway as possible with such a
storm. Another proposition expected
to meet with favor is the suggestion
for uii elet‘illt‘ clack .It the moon gen
(Irator house. in Seaviow uieIIuII.
illiW__l___Ylilll.
Mrs. William Plukney has iciurnm
homo Iiitei (I commit days vii ii iii
New York . .
Preston Hart is Working with the
National Oyster Curler Company, of
South Norwalk.
\‘i‘illiiiiu l’liikney, oi" R‘t’l\\‘li,\'i(lll live-
nue, accompanies by his brother.
Charles l’tiikney. of iirooklyn. is in
North Carolina on a hunting trip.
The fireman on the. newspaper train.
duo here at 6:15 o'clock, caught two
oi the lingers (If his right hand in the
writer scoop nt. Itowayton. this Iiiorii-
log and had them taken clean off.. The
man, although Hiiiterliig- great pain
came. on the. train to South Norwnik.
where Dr. I". l. lliiriiell attended him.
Frederick Mead, (I well-known resi—
dent of this place. and Miss Mary
Tomlin. of Brooklyn. were united in
marriage yesterday morning. at. the
residence of the groom in North (Ive
affair. and attended by only the near
relatives of the contracting parties.
Rev. Ernest; W ,Bisshe. pastor of the
Rowny ton Methodist Episcoptfl
Chin-ch, ofilciated. its .
The Connecticut Company finally
made connections with tlio' Dolphinn
A A. club house, Saturday afternoon,
and installed a meter. To do this It.
was necessary to string a who along
Cudlipp street for some distance, as
there had been none there before... A
number or boys celebrated the event
Saturday night by playing basketball
until 10 o'clock. Some or them were
so tired Sunday morning that they did.
n't go to church.
The dry weather this winter, tip to
Sunday night, had not. necessitated
the purchase or much rubber footwear.
but. oh. my. didn‘t some. residents piil
for the shoe stores after allghtlng in
South Notwaik this morning
.It is said that somewhere in the
., I‘nany odd corners of this place. some-
thing bas been buried as the result of
an encounter between a gentleman and
a rascally pole eat. It was not the
skunk that was hurled—it was a suit
of clothes.
, The note burning services “(II (I held
yesterday at the Methodist. Episcopal
Church, and new a dcilded success.
new. J. ill. Adams, the din: riot st: perin-
tandem. from Stanifoid,‘ was present.
preaching both niornln‘g‘ and evening.
" and delivered intensely interesting ucr
men‘s Th‘e‘r‘e will: .1 special musical
program at both seivices. the music he.
lug under the direction (it this. ‘\‘V. l".
Ambler. The soloist iii the morning
was W. F Ambler and .iii llirI‘ (Ix‘tiii'tz
W." C. IPeiry The. nie‘mb'cin of the
Baptist Church attended the evening
service. and Rev Mr. Cunningham the
new Baptist poster. assisted Re‘v E.
W. Bys‘she. In the ser vlco‘. A statement
Phonelhllg all“ All
‘ . Iiiittée."
of the receipts and expenditures for
‘tiie improvements on the chtiich and
parsonage was given by Treasurer
Daniel P.- Wicks. Captain liarlos W.
\Bpil, a them it bf "the lll‘l hiilki. m-
gavé is short" blisters?“I oi‘ the
butldiu'gg ol’ the old church and of the
improvements recently completed and
the notes were publicly burned by Pas
.tbr Blhshem
All men ware been tree of locum
hypnosis and equal to any amount "oi
foolishness.
hue. The marriage \vas a very quiet
lllllilll lllll ____llllllllliiii.
Notice was flied in the town" clerk' Ii
ofllce. iotiai bv Chailoiic P. (‘iotoot.
that she had tiled with the Fish and
(lame commission application for a
perpetual right to cultivate shellfish
(In a tract or six acres in extent in
the waters of Stamford and Burton.
Wtiiljiilll.
S. A. Pnrdy and wife has returned
from II. brief visit in New York.
I5:
,lllll’l‘y Sherwood and nieiiiburs
his family went to Bridgeport, Friday.ll
in his automobile.
The Women‘s improvement Society ,
will hold a meeting in .Icsup Library,
December 21.
‘ .Eggs GO and 65 cents a dozen here".
i‘IllIl not a dozen liens on their jobs.
Wonldn t that give one the pip"
Much ol‘ the fittings intended
the new Switzor drug store aIII. here.
and the work or placing- them will be
Monday,
pushed with the hope that the (Ipeiiliig'
will not he dIIieII-ed beyond Decent
lli‘l' 1.— i .
Within a week. it is promised, the
mthI-ud wiles oi the SoulhiIin \‘ew
England Telephone Company uitl all
be placed in the conduits.
The will of the late Mrs. E. F; Scix- 7
ton has been admitted to probate. Tlic
husband of the deceased is adminis-
trator. and B. I. Woodward and Tho—
mas l3. llill iipprtiiseis.
Miss ,Cuii'lc Bradley left, town‘
Thursday. foi Ashvllle N (1,, where
she will Iemaln for the balance (It the
winter. Miss Bradley has secured
apartments in Dahlia cottage, Manor
House. .
A pile of shavings in the Snugatuck
manufacturing shop caught the on
Thursday afternoon and for n time It
was believed that" the building would
go but energetic work on the unit of
employer. sorted to limit the damage
to the shipping iooni, whole the fire
biokc out.
It the work of B. D. Ploice, .li.
his meii employ ed here to half as good
in standing (is the talked about misfit
culverthtr'l‘he Forms. The town could
afford to award a premium for rba‘l
excellence, but there won't be any
money expended. that. Why. oIIIfor a
prise culvert either. “Good-enough
for, the money.“ maybe, but :inI this
section of tho couiitiy, so close to the
model roads in Port Chester, Munich
oneck, Mount Vernon we don‘t seem
to get at the fact that road building is
a science and can no more be satisfac
torily accomplished with pebbles .and
monuments promiscuonsly thrown ‘in.
and unprotected sides and gutters
than a crow can do a song and dance.
The taxpayers oi the town (in not raise
issue with i). I). Pierce. Jr., Company.
or (my other of the employee or the
state; presumably Mr. Pierce has done
IIIvei, pend II-Inik under his contract.
and (quail) probable is it that Iihe
highway (Ioni‘niissioner has) i'Iioted elli-
(tent and got III it a lot of t (anti-acts
also, for tht.I benefit of the state What
in alleced and won‘t down, by men as
entrieiit and conscientious (is either
of the gentlemen named in the work.
is that it does not pay the town to on-
pend money along :iint particular line.
‘ino benefit brine: dPl'thId. from an
ccohotnic pollil of view all other con-
dttlon being cuua‘. " and First. Select-‘
man Wakemaii with others will
louver advocate. the considering. of
contracts. Possibly Mr. Wukemsn
"with others" mm change their ‘min‘dI‘
they any a wise man (Ines irenuentiy .
.let it go at. that. _ .‘ W
itii lilllll
Senator Chn‘nncey M. Depew. of New
Yet-,k was a. guest. last week, of Mrs.
Sturgis Coffin. Smith s due. sunrise.
Depew came to New attach to (not
_ some of the old landmarks in which
of?
for
and ‘-'
.HIII opponent a built above in anything.
Ilse that came liaudv. ahd (Ivory fawn “
minutes someone wduid land on till
.‘Iouis amongst the spectators.
in the last half, when the score-1
Ii'ood at to ill in favor of the visitors
mo of theli men in some way three
Radio to the floor and several of the
plot ore of both sides took (in a threth . .
. Inim: attitude and it looked like‘ from
do but some of the. others interfetetl ‘
wrote anv blows were struck. I. .
tiny started the scoring to! the Nora‘
\\'lllk0l Is by making a pretty basket.
tint-r several minutes of play; and I‘
‘ IIlinIIe soon followed with" another.
Ayers, ol the Clark House. then tnsile . .
3mm, and the ‘faiit playing continue}!
, until at the end of the first half the ‘
score was 16 to ii iii far-0i oi" the
Iisliois and most or the speCIIIIto
bud ,Ieiled tlicmselies lloill'm .
in the second iinii' l‘ltli‘l‘\‘ t‘ahiii ape}
. I'I‘onied in Rooney" A position and after
, {I II IiiiiiuIIIs' pic.) i‘ .lt‘ Home was tied
at idehmints and the mend nearly
tweut wild with excitement. Although
"III: .\'orwalk boys beitercd thcii score "
'ot the first half by securing" I3 points, .
‘Ihcir opponents made tht‘I some soot-e‘
asrthei did ill the first half. .thchI ,.
I‘l (led the game “.2 to 24 in favor of the w
Clark House- players.
'llie lineup and summon
lthlillllillllillOIl. Every player in the
iconic neiei missed a chance to give
ll
.
of tlio‘
" game W as:
Sixth Co. Clark House.
Nadln ....................... Ayers ._
liighi l‘OIWIII'fl. ‘
llines ..................... Gimneitz
Left foiwuid. ‘3‘
llay .......................... Cantor 9
VCt‘lilt‘l‘.
Rooney t‘ahiil ................ Henry.
Right giiaid. .
Ilill F‘iillei
Left guard.
Halves~Twentv minutes. , ,. ». .
tti: ..;
Score iii-st half—Clark Home
Sixth Company. It.
Final score-Claik Iiou. .c. 122: Sixth
ii‘oinpany. ‘24.
Field goals“\adin'3 . iliiv‘In {I Jim
"i. Hill 1, Aiers 2. Gimp. it: i, (:zinioi
ilenry 3 Fuller. 6. .
:"lloul line goHISI—‘hudiii 2. Gimntria
lfl‘on, cialwlohn Kline.
Tim cheaper—Charles Miller.
li Ameri‘c‘ans‘ Win Again.
The preliminary contest. was th
third gunk“. 01's. seiies or five game
between me Nutnlegs and the. Adieu
cans (was man by the latter team w
the somewhat one sided score of 86
l2.' The first. game. of" the series in
II I the billionaire ii a test.
wi’th “be cip§¢ score of '21 to 29., "till
seen I game (or, won by the“
cons ‘nrith the score of 28 to 22.
winner or this s‘erles trill play It?“
bliiefitlbhonh ot‘ litridgeport, mom-i
hiss. 'e‘hening, and" ,both tenths '
woi‘king, {or (new: ' =
This game was (a fast one and creat
ed nearly as much Interest as the big).
game. B‘oth teams were in good trim. ,
and playiafl a band game, but luck.
seemed to.“ be against the Nepalese, e‘ti
peciully (Iii theii shooting for the has
ket. bi‘it tl teir team weik. was
The Ameriioa‘ns took the lead at thj
start and "were nbt dangerously! ap-
proached tl troughont the contest. A‘
the end of t he llrst halt the; score w
17 to 6 in th to, Anterlc‘a‘ns' favor
The lineup‘ and stimnmry’: . ' I
Nutmege. "i\ . American,
F.Sniith...I..'I.\.... .WI‘Ilke
. I Rich torwsrd.
Verlln ....... ti “1.. ,
I "Mt orwa ..
. i. . . .I». . . . . 00
Center.
"stilli‘tl.
" .“. l. Kai,
eitI‘,
score ill-st. Malta-gunning. 6; Am
Icii‘hti.‘17 . l
'li'ln‘ill (tootsie-Nutmeg. 12:
cans. 86.
Meeker . . . .
eKoler, Elzos '" .
35.2.3
Keogh ._ .....
Halves-«T ‘nty minute‘s. ,.
Field goal ith‘ .3. . Merlin
Keogh 1 W lost 1 Gnarle‘ol II ~
nor 1, Brotherton1.Kes‘Itn 7. . S
0l-‘Iiiiu lute IMM‘PGIMHUQN 1 i3“
Official-3J0]!!! Kane. t»- "
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