A HEART T0 HEART TALK
in sure to be sweet when the subject
under discussion is It box of our FINE
CONFECTIONS. Toke II box to some
pretty miss and it will put you In soft
right away.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington at.
08A NEWS
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CAL
O
92-2—Newe Department
92-3—Bueineee Department
4+2~Brench Office, Norwelk
890 ~Edltor'e Fleeidence
729-5-6ity Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST. W
-..—.4
For Norwuik and vicinity: Futr
rind colder tonight and 'i‘bursdny.
Pleasant wentbor prevails this morn-
ing in all sections east oilitho itocky
' when your tires are turned on full
OystorSheh Point,Norwalk
liliiilliliil illiilliiilii Allll
Now Is the Time
blast, to look to your Fire Insurance.
I‘very tiny you read of fires caused by
over hound furnace or shown.
Fire Insurance is no reasonable you
cuir': ailord to be without it.
'1 fliehhone us at once, don' i. wait, or
dI'OII us a card and we will bind you
Immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden
i‘i Tel.1'5~2
74 Waehinnihnpt..,§outh Nerweik. 0t.
Pair. ,People. Atteniionl
Our iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the best Iron Tonic to give
you Rich, Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Druggist
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Bout Framee not up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
A. .1. Hand 8: Company
iiiillliiAiillillS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building, South Non
Our February Trousers Sale brings alto
union of Big Value and Economy——a sort
2‘?”
happy
0 a stitch-in-
time affair that trots out hundreds of fine trpu , rain-at a
time when they are needed—4nd at prices that mean true
economy.
e
llillllli lllli WAR .
HA8 Biill Alilllill
£00880le to liaise lie Rates
NEW HAVEN, Fob. 23.--Alth0u8h
tho (‘Irnnd 'i‘rr'rnk Railway Company.
had III inst report; not consented. to
raise the western freight rate via.
$230 TROUSERS HOW . . I . . . I I I . I . . .. . . . . i . . . . . $.I 48 Now Lilililiili i0 70 centg’ an immedi-
$3-50'$3-°° TROUSERS now . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .$x.98 flit? ililnitm‘ III' ii general trunk line
353-00 TROUSERS now . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . A. . . . . . $3.93 Wu" “0W flliili‘ihrs‘to have boon overt—
$4.5o-$5.oo TROUSERS nowt M . _ _ . $3.98 fd bit/ugh definite Nconcession made
doc-$6.50 TROUSERS n . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .s s. 7” . “‘. .... ‘."”‘-. “V “m“ and
$ ow . . ' . ' . 4'4 iiurii’oid Railroad Company raising Itii
(All sizes at each price)
We can fit you to a pair of solid-wear work trousers.
or fine fancy cassimere trousers for business wear, or
choice worstcds for dress use at reductions worth your
whilc.
‘ Boys’ 75c and $1 Pants, 39c
14 So. Main St.,
(Straight Pants only)
OUTFITTERS
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building,
rail ratio to ill cunts to coincideI with
that of tho standard trunk lines. II‘IuI'
Ihor lmporiirni dcv oiopments appear
to intro boon shifted to rivalry on tho
iii"; cont basis botwecn the Now Hil-
vcn nrrd (Irund ’i‘rnnk. taking shape
in tho compotiiion of the Now Haven
with tlro I’Irund 'i‘rnnk via tho Sound
porig oi I’rovldcnco. Fall Rivor and
Boston. Whilc tho. (“Irnud 'i‘rnnk's pro-
poncd, oxiigraion from .Pulincr, Mugs.
to I’rovidonco hours upon this rivalry
doul, ii is hollovod in railroad circloa
to ho iuimcdintciy doc to the New lla-
viIn'u control of the Boston ntid Mniirc.
: and tho for-II of tho Grand Trunk thni
nnrici now conditions ruorc Now lI‘LtIIz-
Innd buslncsu will bc givorr to tho
(‘auuiilun l‘ncific ibnn horoioi’tn'o.
’l‘horo is no doubt that tho Now HIII
von rcgrirdu tho lrnnii 'l‘rnnk appli-
ggittrlnagiml“(influenza txipfieirltitati‘: walk. Conn. PM“. 423 So, Nor-walk, Norwalk. if?" to Ibo Rock island Logislntnro
. .. --.w- u tlIuIIIIr fin .ihi- how linc to
raining. 'i‘ho tonrpcraturo is below Ar... ‘0“ stnd\lng economy" if you M .— -——-«I~I‘ Provldoucc or: II houtilo invasion of
zcro in the Dakotas, Mtnnehoin and a”. rpm‘mynn & liluirs .Idv. M. k.“ . w m Now ”0WD ii'ri‘iiui')‘ I0 it“ tin-timed
Wisconsin, and zero temperatures cx- _~________ in tho lthodc. Island Logislaiurc and
tend as for east. an Ohio and .as law Wear nirovo. all n smart but. 'i‘hul by countcr rill‘lllil‘ii against Grand
south as Kansas. is .ioriopir llrrvis‘ ndvico. Soc nrlv. MORE DON’TS ’i‘runk luminous in Now .iIaniurrd. AI:
—- II roauit tho .\’III\‘ lIiiIulnrril situation
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'I‘empcrninro: Low, 2m; high, 47.
Cloudy.
Road about the Rummage Solo iii A.
Dickormnn' £9 Son‘s.
Mission furniture ior tho tlcn til 14‘.
A. Mitchell's. Soc udv.
.—.—r
Shad and all otbcr kinds ot‘ t‘roslr
fish at Cuthlll‘s. Sec adv.
...—w
A son has bocn born to Mr. and Mrs.
(‘lrnrlca S. Davis. of 3 Main strcct.
...—...—
;‘ll‘rs. ’i‘ilton, oi’ Cluy_strooi. bus ro-
iurncd home front It visit on Long
island.
Extra spccial bargnins in Illnnor
“are at ’i‘risiruru ’& iIi‘yail's. Soc
prices in adv.
......—
Mrs. (E. A. Rubcy is improving nt'icr
:1 ucvoro illness of about two nooks,
ut her honrc in howls stroet.
if you want to par-Ir: from rnzrlurin
to good ironlih rcud tho :lilV, of Dr.
iIick Modicino (‘ompnny on cightlr
pnup of this lssuc.
M
01d W011 Lodgc. A. F. lillil A. M..
hold a. regular mcciirrg. lust night, con
fcrrlng ihc third dcnroc. .\ bnnnoi
was sorvorl uiior tlriI \\iil'l(.
Monitor‘s foundry, which hits boon
shut. down for n i'civ ilnys, opcncd this
rrrornlrrg._ Thorn was only 21 purl of
thc i'orco'on lrunrl. howovcr.
liov. (ihiirlcs ti. Mnct‘ur'innil rcinrn-
cii lust cvoning lrom Iioaion \viiorc
lII' “out to visit his intrilioi. \Ilro is ill
niicr prcnching nt Amhorsi on I-iun-
tiny.
_______..._..._.._
R. 1.. lhIi'I‘orcsi. of Main sti'ooi. with
(‘hurlcn iIciI‘orcIii. of Morwiu sircot,
Iprocta to spend a day or so this wock
in Hunoicr . N .l., vlsiiiun tholr volit-
iivoa. - »
"7"
Miss Alice H. (litfiucy and Miss
iii-lie Smith, from Spring tiil't'i‘i. irnVo
roiurirod from It visit with Misti
Smith‘s ntinl, Misti t‘uiborlno lioiro, in
Now York city.
At. thc Norwniir II‘Irc Poilcc rooms
inst night, Wiliiurn Kciulcr, rotor 175.
(lcioniod Jami-u (il‘llifl‘, rnioil lib. by
the», score of 175 to 00. in unoilrI-r unuro
of rho pool tournament.
...—Wm...—
Two games wore pluyod iouiorduy
in the South Norwaik lI‘iIiI, I’oilcn
pool tournament. Chloi’ llilI‘Olll ii‘.
Clark, rated 00. was dcicutcd by Wil
llum 8c.bnildt 100, by tho scorn of 100
in tin. Joseph DlBflflfl,125.(li‘fellllill
Richard Dean. 106, by the scoro of 1213
IA 72. .
Wu“—
The preacher iii. the eorvicc tomor-
row night at Eit. Poul a Church will he
in. Rev. Charles Lewis Oomph, ii 1)..
rector oi Trinity Church. Bridgeport.
Mr. (lomph has been in Iirldgeport lint
II comparatively short time. and was
previously in charge of at John‘ e chri-
pei of Trinity parilh. New York. The
choir ll! in attendance at those sor-
vicori. All are invited to attend.
T oiletSoaps
......
Tho. forty hours dcvoiion scrvlco
oniiod Nt‘itilil‘llily at tho 8 o'clock urusu.
Mini: Lona Johnson. of lirhluoport, is
visiting Mrs. ii‘rodcrick iiuclticy. of
Wosi Main sircoi. Norwnlk.
This (Ironing at tho Norwulk iI‘iro
Policc rooms. .lillllt‘et (inidor. l'ulli‘il
1'20. will play ("harlos Schunrun. rnicii
115. iii nnothcr chino of tho pool tour--
uunroni,
...—m
Iii Si. irr'y‘n Clriiri'lr.
niomory of tho into l'uirich Siuiicr}
The Rev. lI'IIIhcr Mctininncas twin-J,
ccltIiIruni. 'i‘ho muss was gin-u by tho
.\nciout tirilcr or Ilibornizins.
this morning. in
in tho I'lil‘ loud of horscs that liunks,
tho livoryrrrun, roooivcri lutt'ly i-nrrro u
borso oi irrrmcrrnc proportions. 'I‘lu-
nnlnnrl wolnhu ovor 1,700 pounds, Thi-
Ilolrncs, Kci-ior & Scllock (in. will try
tho homo on uric iri tirIIlr trucks.
i‘hrirlcu ii.
and (‘hurlos
Sclrnmnrr brm- uppoinioii by
.iuduo rill-nor). or thI probuio court.
lI‘rrInko
lIIIIIii
lIun‘i think uood chips out hulls.
bulb: pcnnui hulls. ground Nilil“
homo lilil} out ibcnI nhcu mircnrcd with n Ilitio motto”:
hoist» lmnn'i thi- itiiciiiuon: i' of ii burrrnu chili
l‘li‘
Hi
you ilcccivo yourncii \I‘hon you (‘lll‘lil _\out‘ borso.
Quality Firel, Lent and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Proprietor
itonnie Horse Feed
lionnio Dairy Food
at
lionule i‘ouitry lI‘ced
iionnio Stock Food
ilontlio Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
.... .....M................ ...—...... .. .
\vccd socdu scrocniucs.
llit‘ oi onomir III
bocnrino
rlcc
ii
\iInI kills
\Iili iubo Ilovor powdoi in lililt‘HlilII‘ll\ lzirn iillil boui {or inoic— illi'
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine the Fineet Material with years oi Study and Experience.
RESULT:
1»; VIII” propvii);
A lriizli roqnicnr nun-Is \\'.'lh‘ coiobi‘rrtcri OWMWW
A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph. Call and See Our New Samplee.
WE DO FRAMING
A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Prices to Suit.
Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Proper Frame.
Oppoeile Hotel
Jackson’s Studio
Bring Your
NORWALK, CONN.
to nppr‘uluo tho stock and ilxtui'cs of
tho burlror shop ownctl by tho int-I
Patrick Slnitct‘y. Tho)" \vill llli‘I‘l :Ii 2
o‘clock ililr: uiioi'noon.
'l‘ho sclccimcn will probably hold
a board mooring, this :rilcr'uoop Iii
tomorrow morning, to inko action on
tho manor of ”to South .\‘oi'wnlh
lockup, ’i‘lro I-ioiIliIIrnon l'l'l‘i‘lh‘il Iiii oi-
ilcial ciIInnInnlI-uiion on tho Hilliji‘t'l
from City (‘lt‘l‘li John .i_ i‘unoo, this
morning.
William ti. i.oi‘ouut iilltl iI‘rnukliu A.
'l‘oilon, of South Norivnlk. Iillll IIIIIIIIII
czcr ii, lI‘iilow. oi‘ Noru'nik. go to
lirliiuopor't lonnrr'rtrw to do duty on
tho jury Iii tho i‘l‘liillllitl court SiIilr
In Doors or Out of Doors
with up-tovdute appliances and many years. oi experreocc. the beet oi
Photographs are secured in any weather by
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
boiuocu tho ino iIoqui‘iniiIs is: aortic
and i'lllli'l‘ now nrr'nuucrncni
with tho Grand Trunk or u. positivc
stop against it by tho Now iliivorr it:
liltiltIIIl i‘tri‘
SUHII‘
—-—- ”...... .-....
liiliAi ill Will SiRiil'
\\.\i.l. S'ilililfi'r, III 10 :I Hi.“ '11iIrII
was :I int-ii of division in tho opcuinr.
niovcrucut oi pi'irw: of stocks \llill'li
shim-Iii arrrnil union and liizérii‘n cil
lionilnu» \li‘ll‘ lixiii, llt‘lIIllllli II.” II
fi-ntur-I \vth II New or 13,, Arumicun
'l'olcpbuni- uuiircrl ‘.’ nnri .\urcricuu I‘:II'_
l'inh t‘IIppI-r. (‘IIppiIr :InIi
l‘IillMillillilt‘il tine. largo I‘inciioiw
\\'.\l.l. S'I'lilvllil'l‘, Ii n. m.~~»
iiici‘cuscri its: guilt in mor 2
and tirIIrII
tr.i.\
’l‘ciirrousw
iiI-tniinr
points:
has n ucncrnl riwc in Iiilit'i
stocks to ubmi- .\lirnilny's l‘lliiilllil.
{luv tho llliillii‘l lil'l‘r’lllli‘ Wonk, ltcnrl
int: it it built Ill». and i'rrion Pncliiv.
l‘uui \‘ Y, t‘i-nirui. l‘ S, Sim-l, .\lili‘i
ii.ri. Strolling .‘Iirii .\iilt’l‘lt’aiii 'i‘ni.»
plronc i 'i‘lr- lmwr pricos i‘l'i‘ilii‘il It
now III-Irmnd, milling
ITIII'II. zruniir.
W \l.l. S'l'iliIii-Z’l', 'i‘ho mail.
i‘l il-II‘cbrpcri .r illlll tinii Iiruuiting lotto
l‘r‘ln-s :Ilippcri lurch to tho lou'csi liliil
thou iii‘iiicd uirir-rrrriniy. limub: noic
li'rcunlnr
\\'Ai.1. .\"i‘iil‘ilIJ'l‘. i p In. itnsincsu
uni: uiIrIoai Iii standstill .Iuii thorn
\\i'll‘ no llrtotriutimw III iIrIIIuIIquoiII-II in
llll‘ :IcliI'II lilili‘kfi
QUARTER MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
llill'l.'li)i\'. .\ll‘., l-‘ob 'l‘lIc
IIruIII brunt-b irf llli“ humus \‘oiiliizor'
t‘iiinpiim of .\mv York With burned io~
tiny ’l'ho inns including on
brunt n: cruimn‘tcii I11 Lawton.
iioniiuoi wuni advs. puy.
lH"
Si.
iii iiilllIL‘. to
Noon
‘V
-.I
nliii ii
...“ w¢wm mm”...
L. ilrutnunrn. .lr., I. ll. Arubicr anti
li‘rodorick l). ilcucdlci, oi \\'tiioir, :Iro
Iicrvlng on this lurv.
—-v
IWIIllII coming out oi tin itilil'i’
Kniunnnnb & Want. this rirornlnn, Mrn
iii-don bud it slidiii'n i‘nlnilnu spoil and
foil onto ilIiI sidewalk. i-lho Will-I rou-
iicrcd unconscious. Mr. Knvununulr
unit It Soniinol rcporicr pickmi bcr up
unit curricri lrcII back into thr- siorc
whorc ulrc rugninod I‘iIIlIii'lIIiIHIlIItiI-i
Mra. Iicilirn loft ltItor‘ ior lIIII homo on
tho Woli’pii. roiui huvini; untirrcil IIII
visiblo results from but full.
of
W
DANCING PUPILS SOCIAL.
Joseph Cnponuoln unvo n dnncc at
his dancing school in Quitirror'u Hull
1qu night. in honor of Washington's
blrihdny, rind III addition to tho liIIIlIII
born of the class, thcrc. worn muny vis-
itorg in nitondurioc, this affair provv
lug mot-It cuioynblc for everybody in
nttcndunco. There was dnucirur nu-
tiI midnight, music luring furnished
by Charles Levy’s orchestra.
Flags
r
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. it is cheaper to run
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
Ft“ The only marlici' to town that handles Seal Food only
Shad, 160 per lb.
Gosling Clams for Baiting, All Kinds of Fish. Round
and Long Clams. Greenport Oysters and Esceliops.
TRAINS COLLIDE In wonoseran
WORCESTER,
Mum, Fob. 2’I-«
viow nciihur lrulli cwrc
other lruin Iipproricirinir.
FREE DELIVERY.
could sci- tho
'th3 lioiuht
..W
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE " 108.
’ David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embiilmcr
10 North Main street. Booth Norwetk.
Reeldenoe. 0 Weehington atreel.
Telephone at office. 880-2.
Telephone et houee, 008.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1“!
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Hoimee. Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Fuel.
Pred'ii A. llie. Guy A True.
W
Grand Trunk Railway Has Not?
W ailing
for It more convonicnt.
limo to save will nevor
not It very harsh bank
account.
'I‘hc time to save iii
“(IVA
Washington’ 3 Birthday
COLEMAN’S
NIWI 010R
10 North Main ‘1. Death Nomelii
rit tor A. (I. tpeliiing’e
’l‘ruiilc on the Now your. New Hil-
ven and Hartford iinllroud hcro was
ticd up today for several hours by It
right angled collision between II Inuit
truth on tho iionton IIuii Albany rtiiid
rind II Now llavcn freight at South
Worcester. The tracks of tho iwu ILVBI
toms cross at right ungics. iii-outrun
All.
like lull and cumin: needs
of II switch tower shutting on tho.
it
train was crooning Ibo Iioaion Imil AII
tinny tracks. when tho mull train from
Albany fur Huston struck Iliu trciitht
in the middle, knocking the two cars
of! tho track No min was injnrcd rind
the Boston, and Album trucks wcrc
not blocltod, uiihopah it took several
hours (If hard work belore triilllt: could
Four pcr cont paid
and email accounts in»
vilod
South Norwelli
Trust Co.
be restored on the New Haven tractor.
‘r‘I
II.
After inventory
we have
a bargain
$4.89 " $6.
These Suits were priced
W0 Bargain
Tables
35 SUITS-
Broken lots and broken sizes. that we have placed on
PAGE FIVE
table at
89 ., $7.89
from $12.00 to 822.00
REGARDLESS 0F
r
All BLACK SUITS
, in the store are in two lots and are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
FORMER PRICE
rice’s Clothing Store-
98 Washingggltirsfih 8331;: Norwalk
m .
so NORTH MAIN STREET
Ben nu. Flour, bagfsstz; bbl., $6.75
Ornngori. (lropcs, Apples, (‘ciorig
Gold Modal Flour. pcr hag....... 87c 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ............ .25o
fr lbs i’runoii .. ................. 256 5’. cans (Torn ..................... .250
.‘l pkgs. Sooiicd linisins.... ..... y. 25c ii cans Pens ................... I ...25o
:i tbs. .\iuxcntcl ilaisinr: ........... 25c :' cans Tomatoos ................ ..25c
:i lbs. Sultana Raisins ............ 25c Ii cans Karo Syrup ............. .. .250
25c trotilo Alpha Salad Drouslng..15c 15c bottle .Aipha Salad Dressing..10¢
Sweet Potatoes and l’arsnlps.
United Grocery Co
PHONE 143
’ G
iifilli) we
WAIT
this and ilicciric
iI-lsmin incl. bin
for beiicr lighting for homo. store or building today!
\Vc do this Fitting, supply (ins and Combination
_\Irni lighting facilities.
lHi Jiillii ii Hillilliilii iiiilll’Ali.
3
Us Your Order
l“l\ltirt‘s Shades ("lobes and Mun-
c cwrytlring ncccssmi to improve
Call on or phone
17 WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
FLAFK llliilSE TEAM
"£1.08 T0 NFFWALK
it lilllllilii‘ll I‘mnr iiiai Pogo.) }
i
l‘lriili 1 ll“
tunic III II illhl‘ \\illl .\‘nrivailk loading;
-ili in in}. ll .IIuIcII oi IIIIII. I.Irno uorc‘
llrc iiiiski'iwllilitilllg oi Htronsnrni and;
litiuiiti. 'l‘lIII i‘Irr‘rIIIIi' litLi ll till ('Iiliiii,‘
uho sci-Incl! to bo nnubio to Inukc illri
oiiuiis cutiiii uriiil into in tho putrid.
whon irc :Ihoucil up iioiici‘. lhigon.
uuvo i'uptnln Manon) .I but Hill“ and
tho \orunikcr bud tirr honor of bciugl
tho tint man In outiiuy rho t‘IiIqu
lluunc loniior iir .\oru‘ulk. lliltirllit'i'l’
niixcd II up pith iiig Futicr. who is us.
ilonw, (locrI:I\o poriod
inn i.o.t uiuhi "\orrnu 'ionr“ Ilium-i
oi tirc country. (Mllillli‘l I drill: and}
thorn- iwo hurl n grout buttio
goltinu III-I'crui bunkciu. but
making it hit by tho uuy ho slippcd bin
ropuiiihlc uppmtf'hi at important Ino-
nrcntii lt nun a tiniiinp \Iitii thorn
pron for tho horrors
tI‘Iinlih illltl llinich. tho lm‘iii court-r nun
facing lllI' iuinouii Xnvlor unnrii, who
crrtno up borc oxprounli to pin) II our»
i‘I'lllII‘, Ironic und iii-op limiih nudcr coir-
irul, iliii III tho chIicr pouition. Iloncb
who not thorc viith Smith. who nunin
tlIIIIuIrIiiIriitvd bin IIIIIvi-rnvm III ccntiir
lllll), At iInIiIIi ltoIIciI stuck in (lcorgo
likiI II tom-h no.1 it on» no onuy tlIIIIII
tor Smith to not uwuy with tho brill.
but ihc Norwulk plutor. putting up n
sumo that ubown him unruly III a clone
by hitrinoii. iIiIrIiiIil utiiiliiiiuiii iiiiIrIIiIi
lirut Iiiubt. III irioiiiIII to Iiniich it should
in» until IIIIII ho was out or his position
but novcrihcicsn pinyin! grout brill iii
ttiiics.
It was the topical hirsltcibriii imnsluI
ribio uiui tho runny hundrcdii proncni
«in u (Inniost that will no down in tho
uriniiin oi IIw some locally nu ir record-
lil‘i‘flkl‘i‘. To have ihr opposing tusm
shin rIuIIiI ii loud In iiil' iirrit. Iwoniy
mluuicu would Iiikc ihc houri out oi
iuoui pinyoru, but llll‘ Norwulhn liiittiod
ii tbmflgh to n tic and then to R vic-
iory in II my that niniideuod ibc inns.
An Ncu‘port hirii suited for n change
of dates. the iihoiic inlumlcru will not
be born next Monday. but an citort will
he mud;- to hook cithor tho Cresconts.
or Palm-on. N. .i., or the great but»
tors tor until Monday night.
'l“iIII summary:
Norweik. Clark Heuee.
homey ....... ........Stronsiinil
Left forward.“
Ousmieri ..................iiinnoriy
’lI‘nlloI', 1'.
‘iInay for .\‘oruaik High
“1... "Nu...“ in quI «II Inc host on. IirlI: ‘ Iiiniriord tiInIu soon unconvinced the
i outing III)“ II to.
Right forward,
jh‘rnlih ..Roach
('cntcr. '
iiirgon ........................ . F‘ulier
Lott pnnrd.
i‘ahrli ......................... Lamb
liinhi guard.
limits from tic-id ., iioi‘noy.
IIicri, :3; Smith. .1; ilagon. 'r';
Sircnsnnd. it; Giuncrty, 2;
LnnIlr. i.
From foul lino Smith, 2.
illiltrial- '1‘. 1-2. Home):
”lilo .\‘oruiilk and “illllngliilll High
5. boot icnms mot in the lit st game Mid
thc liii'illii (‘lllllt‘ through with tholr
sli‘llli: o0 victories still unbroken.
thonulr tho visitors guru them a some
I; inur-
t‘ahiil. (i;
ilouch, 2;
bromi llh u burn, llnll tho locul younuv 'iight and nrrrdc things interesting after
rili'l' lli‘l‘tl not. biI lirillililil‘tl of his show- .u “mtg
At first this contest locked
but the Wol-
humor. and In to II nus all the lead
1 :irub 1 iii-I bonrc ii‘Ilill could gain [or the Fret
lIoruoI 'Irrilt‘
“Ibo uIIIIorrd brill nan a repetition of
tho that tip» purring waxing hotter and
inroro cxcltini‘; ’i‘hc ulIliity of flu-
Iin. tho Iocni torword, to Iiilp lilii out»
‘ncui. nnii rnrikc good on lllfl chance! I! t
the tmukci. brought IthInI Norweik'ti
\l'il)‘ III thI rind rind tho ilIIiIi ball “I“
with tho Iociilii tithing tho iIIIii session.
mu Anuuuienn nan iiurns showed nth. . T
troll for tho I'lflliiii'li. also Mayettfl. The I
Wuiiinutoril iadii Minor-II a huowiedgo"
oi tho uiInIiI ilrnt Iiill’lil‘llwd runny. Not-
fwuik Iiiutr school‘s quintet were tried
out woll Irrut night, but the senior
'|llii)' of iI‘crI‘IiI. tho ,birhltplhv hit
iHliWI‘lIh rind. iiii told ohmic. (”builtE
’i‘inriiu‘ii showing iii all MOI. were
iciiliii‘on or IIIII uumo put up by till
Wont IIviIIriuI students.
it now Iooliii on it it would take I
grind bunch to trim their» some Mill
in grocn and white. for the local "Wit
Ill‘ll no going strong dominion.
The summary:
I.
Wellingfimi H e. Norweih III. 0.
Horatio ......... "If“!
Lori. i‘orWerti
Horns ............. ......... tram
Right forward
Kncasci ........ Fm$
Cantor.
Amumiscn . Blow
Lott guard.
Vrflflmfm ... ..
till i.
IIoIIis from tho iicldwimml I.
nosey 3. Amundsen ii. Freon“ 1.
tin It, lrolrrnd I. Ferris l. sermons.
From tout linow Amundsen 3., '_
(Illichiimt’ranii P. Rooney.
Timerwi}. E, Lindeherg.
night guard
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