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Ribs—City Editor'a Residence
warrant; FORECAST.“
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or
snow tonight; colder in west portion;
Wednesday partly cloudy and colder:
brisk and high south "and southwest
winds shifting to northwest late to-
night. The storm . that was contrnt
oenr Kansas City, Mo., yesterday
morning, has moved uortheuutward
and is now neutral oVbr Mite Huron.
It is causing bluntly wdather with rain
or snow from the) Mississippi river,
eastward in the-doubt; West of the
Mississippi river, the weather is clear-
iiig iiiid the temperature is failing
rapidly. The storm will probubly pass
out the Si. Lawrence Valley tonight.
Storm warnings are displayed along
the Atlantic coast from Hatteras. N.
t‘., to Eustport, Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR Ado.
'l‘enipcruture: Low. 10; high. 32.
Hour.
'l‘liooius helm, caterer for W. F. De-
Klyii. has been quite iii.
.iuiiies Drlseoil, of Georgetown. was
it visitor in Norwallt Sunday.
The Master Plumbers“ Union is
st'lit‘dlilt‘d to lioid a meeting this ev-
onion.
Welcome Stranger lodge, Sons of St.
George, in Ht’hi'tilllt‘fl to hold its wrekly
meeting this evening.
ii. Wiiltt-r Aiken, of East Orange.
Spool the Sabbath it! his home In Wil-
toii art-one. Norwalk.
Kind Word Circle, of tho Norwnlk
(‘oiigrogulionui rhurcli. will meet this
cu-iiiiip iii illt‘ home of Miss lsabi‘l Iti-
dci'.
I'IxAMuytll‘ (i. A. Seolleld continues to
improve slowly at his home in Nor‘
\ialk.
S.
in Norwoik youit‘rdily
iririidn.
(l. Soyiiioor. of lgwlsboro, wus
calling upon
lmilor Currier George K. Nit'koruon.
oi' the Norwulk poaioiilcc force, has re-
hilllli‘tl his duties iifirr it two tliiya' vu-
t'ililtill.
'l‘lie Niitiiiou club will hold ii regular
meeting tiiig evening, at which ilou-
llll‘ iloul details for illl‘ll‘ tliuico will I)“
urriinged.
.ioui it your ugo ioduy the Illit‘l‘i'iillillu'.
t‘itlif‘ of William H. itylngioii rs. Henry
i“. t‘ollioi'o, of Norwiilk, room up tor
its final hearing.
l’oslniui-itur ll. S. “Hill, of Norwollt.
nilt-ndod lift! bouquet of IIII' ”.iiiiwt'li»
t-iil l'ontinunicrn' Annot'iulion, iii-id tint»
Utility to bridal-port.
Will ()dcli, who hllH been ill for lif‘t“
orul wookn at his home in Norwullt.
will resume IIIH duties next Sunday on
links soloist to Trinity cliurrli, Went-
port.
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iir. A. N.Clurlt has purchased it mod-
rl Q Muanil llllitillltilliif". The doctor
in one of the pioneers in tho automo-
bile lino, huvinp owned the second un-
tooiolillo in this stoic.
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Dr. A. N. Clark and n ropruncolnllve
of tho Norwniit Coimollduiml Auto (to.
of thin city attended lllt‘ Autoiiiobllr
show at. Madison square tlurdou on
Friday of last week.
The member» of the (touniry Club
Wblut urn requisition to board the cur
that leaves the Boston Store thin ovoo»
log at 7:50. A pleasant evening in till-
liclpatod by nil thme who nitond.
An inlet-onion visitor at lant iilplit'k
meeting of tho Norwnlk than] of (loun-
i‘iluieo was extlteproanntatlve William
Lowe. “llill” dropped in to talk over
old times with some of bin friends on
Illt‘ ilonrtl. '
The Hartford Conrani hilli mode ur-
rnupmocotn to print an outlier 0di-
iluii of lift paper each iiinrninir. 00 that.
ii. ,in now possible to secure the paper
of (trend Central Station. New York,
at it or 9 o'clock in the morning. The
patrons of the paper in this section of
the state are nine accommodated by
this early serviced.
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wrrcn HAZEL
9M PINT. 150 V. MNT.
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when “your first: are turned on full
bloat,» look to your litre insurance.
Every day you read of tires caused by
overheated furnace or atove.
Fire Intursnce is so resnonable you
cant afford to be witheutrit.
Telephone us at once. don"t wait. or
drop us a card and we will him! you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden '
no. no.2
bn It. 060th Nemlk, ct.
, Pale People. Attention! '
Our Iron Pills Make
* Ruddy Cheeks
You need the best Iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Druacist
"M” ANDERSON’S
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPoinhNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
llliiliilillt lliiilltlllii lliil
' liiliiliiiiiiliii
Joaslno AND "REPAIRING
Hoyt'n Theatre Building. South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Mlln street. South Norwalk.
Residence. e Wuhtnpton street.
Telephone at office. 3364.
Telephone at house. 693.
74‘ wmnin ‘
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Helmet. Pratt.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Punt.
Fred'k A. Ella, Becy a Tress.
It is expected thnl the IJi)'dt‘II rust“,
\\’Illl‘ll nun iippt-nled yrulvrduy by Hon.
lloiiior l-l. (‘nmmiogufuf Stoinford, re
presenting Mr. litty‘fit‘ll. will come up
in the February term of the Court of
t‘oninioii i’leui-i.
Attorney William A. (lrillln, .lt“. l.~.
in New Iiuwu loduy, .ii Ilil‘ opt-him;
session of the Supreme i‘onrl. in tin-
interest. of Albert A. Arnold IIRiIiIIfII
the (‘oiiiii-t-liciii (‘outpaiiyx which now
is to be argued at this session,
The first neighborhood meeting to
he held by the South Norwnllt Baptist
Church on Tuesday evenings until Elia
ti-r, will be held at the hillllf‘ of Robert
lioriivr, l'..'7 iiinlo street. Nornulk,
this evening t.lnri. ini, instead of iii
the home of 1» li. t‘uiinoii. as previous
I)‘ announced. The izcuerul subject to
be followed in those meetings is. "‘l he
I‘Illlrt'll iii. Power in the Si‘l‘lpllll‘t‘n.”
'i‘hc met-tint: will be in charge of lbw
pastor, iiiid the invitiln-rn of the church
onpcriuliy ol‘o iirut-d to utlcod.
Rev. G. ll. Egbert, iii Iiif' eleventh
in the ht'l‘li'u on t‘lirlsiiuii Solving at
the Norwnlk (‘oogronntloiinl I‘lllll't‘ll
Sundiiy owning, spoke on follows:
“i-iilit-i- llu' wry onion to found ili llll‘
roll, up how u right in compare Mrs.
Iliddy‘a iiir‘lliodn of hmlfll: with
(Ybrini's. tilirlutlnu Holmiro cliiinis iliiii
it tit‘llltllliill‘lllf'li the power of Christ
in Illi' four gospels, it in ii repetition
of the work of (‘Iirist ‘Jmtos uvvor
made it dlnanoiils.‘ says Mrs. Eddy.
rilit~ ellilnin that our method to intend
on (iiirlnt‘n ityiilt-iu, iiiid the bitter syn
loin in supremely authoritative."
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A Portion
of your lui-uioo should
he mired.
Home now u quurier
and mono n iliird of all
incomes.
You must determine
the proportion. but to
have home port, in on- '
nonlinl.
We pny 4",. on «ur-
lnus nnd invite nllllill
ilof'oultill.
South No;walk
Trust Co.
PutiChing Bags, Boa:
ing. Gloves. ‘
Roller Slum. Ice Skates. flock
0y Sticks and fig.
floutllotAilfiii’dtsi
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Sflbeml'owtill Corporation, ‘ , ‘
OPPOOITE HOTEL. '
Frostiish, 3 lbs.. 25c i Flatfish, 3 lbs.. 25c
N0. 2 Smelt. Salmon. Spanish Mackerel, Opened Long Clams. Long Island
Escallopa. Greeopcrt Oysters.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Argand
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Is the Greatest We Ever Held . ~
We NEVER sew tip mutt-i enthusiasm in this town
, as this big sale has evoked. We broke all records on Sat- ‘
, urday. the opening day. and we know wbyémb'ecauu hun- ‘
dreds of. men who know our big values have kept; their
eyes peeled for this sale, and when we saidxthe word, they
. mpeddnto the sale without delay. and kept us on’ the
,« ump hr till stores until midnight. But blocks were big-—
plenty 0 splendid bargains left. We’ve reasoned stocks
and are ready for you again.
Men’s Overc‘oats and suits
at Big i‘Redutitions
OVERCOATS FANCY SUITS
Formerly $10 to $30 Formerly $12 to $30
$10.00. ...... ......$ 7.85 $12.00.............$ 7.85
$12.00 and $13.50..$ 9.85 $15.00 .............$r0.85
$15.00 and $i6.oo..$io.85 $i8.00 ......... $10.85
$18.00 .............$iz.85 $20.00 ...... $14.85
$25.00 .............$is.05 $25.00 .. .. ....... $18.25
$30.00 .........$22.85 $30.00 .. ...... $20.85
And the biggest and best bargains in Boys‘ Overcoats
and Suits we ever had in 's Red Tag Sale.
Judi a Word. Mr. Horse Owner!
Wind kind of Food are you feeding your horse or don‘t you care?
in offering to you llunnic Hultii‘ :round l-‘ccdit. we have taken into cpl—p.
fol considrrntiou the iihportuooo of your furnishing a porn, clean nod
Whiilf‘htllllt‘ riiiion for your heroes. uhd which We know will motel the
requirement» of those who iipprrrlnle quiiiiiy. t‘lieapor than outs and
better than any WOfili‘i‘li feed you over now or board of.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO NATO“.
lloiinlc Home Feed . ” 1'
Bonnie Dairy Feed ' %
llonnie Poultry Feud .
Boiinlo Stork. l’ccd‘ ' ' ‘ "i
lionnio Scrnlcliing Feud
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
Photographs at 'IaCkson’S Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
JAcksowe eruuto. ‘ "NDRWALK. coon.
EA
Haddock, 10c lb.: Weakfish. 120: Bluefish. Cod. Halibut. Extra No. l and
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FREE DELIVERY.
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. Boiler-tam
National Radiators
Honeywell Regulators
ARE A COMBINATION THAT CANNOT BE BEAT
The Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
A POSTAL WILL BRING PRINTED MATTER
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
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The ”Hatdi 8: ”Bailey
Window Glass of every deateripilen.
Saab Wuluhta and third.
Moulded Woodon Gutters. two silos.
"Unooln"
Principal F. W. Gregory of liver lily»
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C0
vane rat. «a.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. «H.
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
One, two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slnten' Paper.
Sheathing and Builders“ Paper.
ilalr insulation and hastening tapers.
Mpbnlt Fabric Rooting.
warranted.
Having; Stamford [tinge in the
Kitchen. Mrs. Housekeeper
it makes linking and Rolling our. Don't be until»
tied with no ordinary range when an easy to run
"Stamford" can be obtained. Wfi’hll‘nllll stove rm
paint an wail. lotus lighten the kitchen labor with
modern equipment.
17 WALL
iliilliliiii iiillliii .
... sun.-.
Douglass Fowler Peat, G. a. it. bold
or school, continues ill with grip and a regular meeting last nitllt, and coin-
gutrttis at hilt home in Newtown IW!‘ plated urrangemeine for the benefit to
nae. licrwaik. grid to considerably on“ be given at liable lieutenant by the
mired, boomer. and his Matthew and Post. the Went ‘f can 0
runs his illiw'
if you take
1 Diuretic, all
' ation got-a (ll. once to the disordered
s . .
noawkum mil. ;'
Allliiiiiiliil iiilli
A Few Dom .Clean'antl Regulate lite
Kidneys Ending Lame Beck
’ and filldder Misery
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it. i
Several nouns bf Papa's
iiiickache and diatresa
from 0iibof~0rder kidneys or bladder
granule will vanish. and you will feel
tic. ' ,
“one back, painful stitches. rheums.
tlsm. nervous headache. dizzinee‘s, irri.
tabllity. alcepieasncss, inflamed or
swollen eyelids. worn-out. sick tech“
and other symptoms of sluggish. in-
active kidneys disappear.
Uncoiitrollublu, ,amartlng, frequent
urination tespeclully at night) and
all bladder misery ends. ,
, Feeling miserable and worried is
noedlesu. because this unusual prepar-
kldncys, bladder and urinary system
and distributes its hauling. cleansing
and vituilsing influence directly upon
the organs and glands affected. and
‘coiupletes the core before you realise
t.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder or feel rheumatism
pains, begin taking this harmless med.
lclno. with the knowledge that there is
no other remedy at any price. made
anywhere else in the world. which will
effect so thorough and prompt a cure
as n fifty-cont treatment of Papa's Din-
roiir. which any druggist can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that. Putin's Thompson & Pope, of Cin-
cinnati. is a large and responsible med-
icine concern. thoroughly worthy of
your confidence.
(oily curative results can come from
taking Pope's Diuretic. and n few days‘
treatment means clean. urtlve. healthy
kidneys bladder and urinary organs-
and no iuckuche.
Mrs. Emma .l, linrnnm. of Trinity
place, left this morning for llosicn. to
visit her son. i“. t‘. llnrnum.
I'nrus Huymnkers' Association held
it iiieellou taut night. The installation
of officers will take place next week.
A monthly meeting of thtI board of
school visitors will be held tonight at
the High school building in West ave-
one.
lir. Mylo ii. Vt‘ndswnnh has return-
ed from Aliniitie t'liy. N. .i.. where he
spent Sunday with his family. who are
sojourning at the llotei t‘hnlfonte for
a fortnight.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ryan. Miss
Anna Ryan and Miss Nation i-‘uy. of
llnnliiiry. were weckmid gorilla of Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius A, McNamara. of
IIl‘i‘d street.
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'i‘bc barges Red Star and Red Star
N0. 23‘ have arrived in the harbor with
Loco tom of bituminous and anthra-
cite mull. equal amounts of each. for
the Ferris Coal Company.
Nelson W. Chamberlain. riiief clerk
in the South Norwulh freight office of
the railroad. will resign his position
lv‘vliruury l. to devote part of his time
to the mom market which lie and Ed-
uiird tilihcrt are conduction in Mnln
street. Norwnlk. formerly owned by
Selectiiino Alfred Arisoo.
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'l‘he recent month of two wcli~koown
Norwnlk painters brought to a bend
the duration of “hard mile on ladders
and the mutter was brought last night
before tho Noiwnik ('iiy t‘ouocil. little
in“ that the law ri-iutive to this mutter
be enforced. ’l‘timio guard-rails afford
boil-witch iioi only to the worklonu.
but also to the traveling public which
pussca beneath limo.
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'l‘iie sprint moon was to have been
held lust l-‘rtdiiy nlphi at the South
Norwnik itnpiim t'linrcii. under the
hospices of the \‘i‘oinnn‘s Aaaoriuilon.
nod which won postponed on account
of "W snow storm. will be held on Fri-
diiy evening of this week. There will
he no iidiiilnsion charged and all of
the members of the congregation are
cordially invited to utlcnd.
The ndiutnol‘xcnerul's office, in
general nrdern, prlhtn the list of etc
port rtllomeii and marksman in ri
and plain] firing of the Connecticut
Nntionul (liuird for the target your 10-
oh. (illit‘erii nod enlisted men who
have uiiulillod nil onlim‘tn, sharpshoot‘
era and ninrksnicn are awarded the
mate decoration, which will be worn
on the full dress or dress uniform.
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Mayor ilrunduxc wll shortly cnil a
mailing of tho bond of Taxation nod
Apportionment. at which time each
councilman will submit. onlhnntca of
amount: needed by him in his niieclnl
department of work. The mayor pave
notice inst nluht lit. the council mout-
lug that every niomhnr aliooid avail
hiiiiuclf 0f the opportunity noon to
atrhlhhtau out nil mnttorn connected
with his department.
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Arrangements for the his card party
and dance of Court Cecile, Daughters
of lssbsl. to he held Easter Monday in
lockwood‘n hall, are progressing nine-
ty and the ladltni in charge are plain
bin to make the function the event
of t e unseen. it is expected that
there will be fifty curd tables and the
decorations will be elaborate. The
manic will be of the bust. and every de-
tail will be given attention lending to‘
wards melting the lilfalr ii briliisn not
still some». >
The banquet committee of the Mer-
cnanta' and Manufacturern’ Annular
lion retort that already more tlum tlti
merchant of the association have air
dined their intention of nttdndin the
big “about. which will be Mid at
the Iabaeksmc Hotel next week Wed-
nesday night. .‘l‘he committlfe iii in
communication with a number of
ruminant; downtown men with a view
having them address the Katharina.
The lint Monomers will probably be
announced clout-row. hiveryhoti who
a prompt at the inner
MW! in a w days: ans and b
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Ichtillt’li OI?!“ tones him back ‘nt of Vacuum wit '
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. Bil-Lieutenant Governor Edwin G.
Router Itarted this morningfor Boston
on a business trip. , . ‘
If you are looking for baihlus in
cbiauware lock up the adv. of the D.
M. Read Company. ,
Greatly reduced prices on all parlor
stoves at Horace R. Nash's. The adv.
will tell you about them.
Special reductions on children's yar-
tics and rubber boots; ulna on men's
artics. 800 adv. of Max Levy. .
Good food, well served and well
cooked in what you get at the Auditor—
liam restaurant. Better look up the
a v. .
Our Brothdi‘s‘ trudge, I. O. 0. E. of
Norwalk initiated Frank Nickel-son
last night into the mysteries of odd
Fellowship.
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bon't fail to see the overconta that
Joseph Davis is offering for $7.50 and
310. The adv. will tell you about
them and other specials.
There's nothing like having a Stumo
ford range in the kitchen. That's
what the Jones & llotcbklss Company
says. Better read about It in the adv.
At the meeting of Sherman Coiiiicll.
Royal Arcunum, this evening there
will be inntallation of unicorn. an en«
tertainment program and refresh-
ments.
P. E. Lockwood. of Norwaik. has
sold two Cadillacs and Elmores to
Danbiiry parties. The machines are
the tint) model and will shorty be de-
llvered.
EvauyOr Ferd Smith and wife, of
Norwnik, left this morning on their
annual trip to Florida. They will go
by rail from New York to Jacksonville,
thence to their destination.
SilJOlAh has been added to the in
terent accounts of the severe of the
South Norwalk Savings Bank. Are
you one of the savers? The adv. might
interest you. Better read it.
Street Commissioner John Malone
has a force of men at work cleaning
sidewalks. gutters and catch basins.
This latter work is tnrcuiinrly heron.
sury today, as the rain and slush have
cloned many of them.
The members of the Nutmeg club
will hold a smoker and commence
their plnorhie tournament this even-
ing at their quarters in Main street,
Norwnlk. An evening of rare social
enjoyment is anticipated by all.
The H. Wales-Lynes company star-
ted work today breaking ground for
the new station at: Rownyton. This will
he a fireproof building. of brick, with
blocks and stucco. It will he a big Tm-
provcment ovcr the old tinieworn ata-
tioo.
Driver “Sentry." ihe capable and ex-
perienced Norwalken piloted a party
of young people headed by Mr. Wicks
Sunday to New Canaan. where a call
was made upon Mr. Eliot. The party
had a hip sleigh and a merry time was
the result.
There Is Iiittor weeping and wailing
in the ranks of Illt' Boston Store‘s bier.
icul force today, and all because of the
rain. The girls had planned for n mer.
ry sleigh ride this evening, and had
even Hf‘fili‘t‘d the sleigh and every cou-
ple was “matched up.” but the ele-
ments Wl'n' against them.
The big "Red-Tag" sale of Rogers
& Stevens has already resulted in his
anion, and promises of still higher boa-
lncsn loom up. The firm puts forth
its regular stock each year at this
time at reduced prices, never trying
in put clienp goods before the public.
Their udvri-tim-niciil will tell you the
details.
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The members of the Norwnlk club
are anticipating a treat this evening
when Prof. Charles W. llurer, of New
York city. given his clover billiard ex.
blbltien. Prof. ilurcr in not. only it
crack shot, bill In well versed in every
detail of billiard playing and his exhi-
bition this evening will not only be
startling. but instructive us well. Re
froshmontn will be served.
Cot. Rtinoull. mine boat at the Nor-
wnlk Hotel. has that completed some
improvements that add greatly to the
apt-arnnce of the hoatelry. A new hard
wood floor has been placed in the main
front hull. and the hall baa been paper
rd, yellow (li‘f‘pli fibre being the color
above, with s baseboard covered with
brown. The effect is very pleasing.
'l‘he trimmings are all in while and
the ensemble is pleasant to look upon.
it. it. Allen. P. r‘ltrmniirice. John
McGuire. Michael Ryle and Edward!
Joodrenn will leave tomorrow morning
on the 6:15 train for Brnnford, to at»
tend the wedding of their (mini-ado. M.
Mich. The party. all members of
Norwalk local. No. 209. ll. 1. 1., will go
accompanied by a handsome set of
knives and forks with cream indie to
match, the gift of the Union to Mr.
batch. They are anticipating a very
platinum time.
P. E. Lockwood. the Norwnik auto.
niobillst, reports that the auto show
hunt ended in New York city was the
"best ever." ”the biggest and finest
ituttreitatlcn of men and machines i av-
iir saw assembled under one roof."
Fred said to a sentinel man this morn.
his. "l wudown there every day and
every minute thcro‘ wan something
new to see and to isnfu'. it“ was a great
stimulus to niilomobilins. which will
be felt for month. to come."
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Robert Gaffney, one of Norwaik'e
old tapers, got. on an optionally heavy
"ins" last mania about seven o'clock
and was making lmnelf announce at
the beaten Store corned, j: dammit
imiheriandtnlcked 0a _ in an
almost helplessly drunk iii ‘ and
took him to tile tells for the night.
This morning dullney pleaded guilty
to drunkeneu before Judge tackwcod
and was dried It and costs. Bolus inr-
9 obtain am
n.
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N «at
Wink, towemmlttee by Thurs-i
weakens. . . .
. ; The Jersey Citybuuch allowed their
things up in the same way as in other
caliber right from the bulimia . lilti'
ting up a clip that. put‘lliem'nve ‘
to the medallion them-t. but ended.
8 t0 3; A field goal by'oue‘rnleri and
a free throw by itYouusJi‘om” Don
tea-’0 efforta‘ during this time.
period was lightning fast. thé visitors
shooting the bail abdnt‘th'a court‘l‘ikb
a shot and traveling nearly as rapidly
themselves. They ant the upper-band
and the horwslks had a stern chase-
ull through,
The localn'pulled themselves togeth-
er when the last half opened and ”Du-
gun" Darcey. Dalton “moderator!
went at their opponents with an ‘en'
ergy that resulted in the latter two
athletes securing 12 points. These.
with baskets by T. E. Dewey and Oa-l
liiil, brought Norwulk'n shim“!!! to
20. but the visitors, had also beadin-
creaslng their score and the end .0! a
most lively half found the armory lads
shy just two points. Barely bartha
local bunch been up against such a
swift proposition as they tackled last
night, for the Diamond Wandererir
demonstrated in a convincing manner
their wonderful ability. Another yiaii;
of this team would please the fund,
Shining lights with the visitorsipt
night were Stewart at center. 8. Clark
and J. Clark. but individual mention
view of the way the entire team play.
all the game. For Norwslk “Young
Tom,” Dragon and Guarnleri were in
the thick of the fray at all times. the
latter giving. a fast. exhibition for a
youngster and landing a. couple of
goals that sparkled.
Left guard.
Goals from the field—~Doyle 1. Stew-
iiey i. Cahitl 1. Damon 3, Giiaruleri 4.
From free throws—Jr. E. Doruey 1.
T. .l. Del-nay 1. '
()mciai—Frank Rooney.
Timer-C. E. Lindeberg. it
Preieminarytvent.
The High School-Overlook contest
was no less interesting and exciting
than the noon event. The two schools
are natural rivals in all sports. and
last night‘s game was a btird struuie
for both teams. ,‘
Getting away to a poor start, the
High Schools were strangers to‘flio
basket through the initial period, I'V-
oral of them apparently thlnblnmthe
game would not require any aeyoro
effort. The Overlook five made the
best posklbie use of several openings
left by their opponents and totaled
ten points to Norwuik High‘s solitary
one at interi salon. Features of the
half were the playing of Brown. Koch-
icr and Richards for Overlook.
With it lead of nine points to oval"
come the second half saw the High
Schools fully awake to the situation
and the wearers 0f the green and
while then and tltgre showed thatthey
were no quilts-rs. it was pretty to ne'o
trelnnd taking the ball through the.
opposition. and just as pretty to I08
Captain Martin turn the tables on his
\‘ia‘u-vls. Richards. whom Martin no
ed rings around in the last half. The
High School forward tinged four dandy
baskets. in the last twenty minutes.
Ferris was good at getting than" on
a toss-up. besides getting a clever bu-
hot on his opponent. Hickey. Huron
was it good performer while In the
game, and Seymour was there “with
balls on" when be relieved Horan In
starting the only that won -'for the
High School and nailing nix points
himself. Stevens was always a. big
factor with his swift passing and not!
iirndwork. Overlook was practical
powerless and tallied only 4 points to
High school's iii in the second half.
High school robbers were there. in
force and raised a terrific 9n ‘ r
throughout the last half. when
team was finishing so strong.
The details: ‘ ~
High School. Overlook.
............... Kuebinr
flight. forward. .
Martin
lrcland Brant
Left forward.
Center.
Stevens ...... . ....... ..... . . .Browu
Right guard.
Horns-Seymour . .. . . . . .Riohlrdd
Left guard. - ,
(fonts from the field-Martin. 4: l ,
land. 1; Ferris, i: Seymour. 8; Kuc'
tor. :l: brunt. l; Richards. it.
i‘rom free throwswireland. i.
uulclolwii‘rank Rooneyn . ~
REAL new: rnmerua9. ‘
The following residuals trunnion
omcc: . ,
Robert F. Adams to lluima Smith.
Herman Quittuer. to Lbrueliul
cilia. lot and buildinini. Pine; ,
lot and buildings, Elisabeth and
streets. garfiv refit illififd t0
George. e 9 s9 ,. 1
hurt. Welinita. parcel of land and
logs. Crockett avtlhiis.‘ War.
Coleman (thoracic and wife
Quittner, f ‘ “mainland and
tags. Main Manna. War.
Emma F. Walker tonal. 1“. _
lot and buildings..mm stmt.
lliilaa Ward to Marie iii. _,
buildinglot. Harbor View ‘ a“
W
The meetln of the minor;
tee of Norm! Local No. I“. . ,
scheduled for Tim ,.‘ , .
us
to».
”’9‘
not» to my lift wee taken thin after ed to» “bury {no
anon to import by new mom auto-i: um Amused
. . m . ... limb an» ' ' W ‘ airfield
‘ Avatar-‘4
. t ‘
potato .
ney marked the limit .Qilhe home .
This .
in this instance would be unjust, in ,
The details:
Diamond Wanderers. Nemlkl.
Doyle .................. 'l‘. E. Dome?
Right forward.
W. Clark .............. T. J. Dooley . ‘
Left forward.
Stewart .................... .. Cahili *
Center.
8 Clark .......... . ......... D150!)
Right guard. .
J. Clark ................ . Guamlerl
art 5. S. Clark 2, J. Clark 3. '1‘. III. Dor- ,
the last half. the white-haired student ,
Ferris ..I .......... ...........Hlflk¢7o
have been recorded in the town clerk‘l .9
two lots on Meadow timer.- w»... .
me
War. , I ’ ‘
Mimi-t Wellnit: to Mary A. ”w
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