unnecess a“ and limit)":
you've‘hs‘s-y-thpsli‘ neuron to have
Your eyes
ed _ er.
til , Mllfl'nY . ..
The correction eleven-panics. our
specialty—it's done exactly and rails:
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
‘Fenwick Optical Co.
UNiTRD'IANK epitome
e. are Mr, . r .
01 WAll-Illla'l’Oll t‘fflll'l‘.
, nears—a to 11:80 a. an. and 12:15 to
g g. 3. Monday and Betnldey. 'l to
De . ..
ally Line to N. Y.
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For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28, East River. New 'York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwaik up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
o. in. ~ .
Norwslk Steamboat 7 Company
Analog J. smith, «3. c. Hegsmsn.
Lessee General Agent
The Reed ,8: Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
enactment. eucl-
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone 806-60 Booth stein street
9. Not-welt. Gonna Music Hell Bloch
“Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cease of the disease and the art of ad-
Lusting the sme. Diseases are ceased
y a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
hate; life in the different organs end
at s.
Chlroprstcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonising the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Ceroprectlo a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WAIHINOTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
David- W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embailuer
10 North Main Ill-set. South Nomallt
Residence. s Washington Utrect.
Telephone st ofiloe. M
Telephone or house. sea.
‘-.
Notice
Contrary to reports in cir-
culation, i have not sold out
my business. and have no in-
tention of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the ilnest line of Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies.
es heretofore. with competent
men for all decorative work.
' E. E. Gotham
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mat a this a. r. structure . ‘ ‘"
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I end 4 passenger and H A l
watt. ' 1 .~ ‘
The new E. M. F. Roadster will » ‘ p.” ‘ " ‘
have its first public appearance at _!......'J .s it. d ti..." , *“ “
the Madison Square Show. ,_ 4 ‘ . -. ‘7 aw}... WWW...“ . ’ .
For Show 'l‘lckets'nsk . . ~ .. ‘ v' ay f is duties at
' . . . . .‘ ayor Albert M. Pohlme'n'e barber
Nomalk Consolidated . hop in South Norwalk and there is
' , ‘ lonelderahie speculation as to the res-
A G . , ‘ on. it is rumored that be was on-
“to ompany , . ‘ l‘aiged‘ln doingdsome sleuthing but no-
Phone 1120 . it no use yet eveloped.
‘ l’ ‘ A birthday party was given in lieu
‘ or l’lntl, im his home in lilltdllfli‘w street.
Get Filled not even ng. by sixteen 0 s young
Your Dmgwants at the floods. it being the sixteenth sunl-
1.
G1 ove r’s
' THE PLACE
shoes
that stand the test. ,We
need not only recommend
them but guarantee them.
‘ RALSTON
$4.00
' stirs
$350— $4.00
HANAN'
35.50-36.00
Boys’ School Shoes
..itilousoo
“Wear Shoes that Fit”
’ Two Stores
Norwaik South Norwdk
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"A! TH‘ DAY. BEGIN TO
LINGTHIN
The cats egoms To
srasuofilerl"
Our Entire, Stock of
Oak 8: Cylinder
STOVES
at Rock-bottom
Prices
"9 YOU WANT THE PLUMBER.
PHONE "FOUR~GONE"
. Horace R. Nash
N. Main a WedlSts.
S.Norwsllt
Hotel Mahackemh
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
essvrcs sue chrome or 70 cars
earse so no oav’ sun urwaso
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75¢
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL sss
WMWW. .—
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt «and edicient
service at all times,
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Coins in and
wait for your car.
I BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. leaneger
l ersary of his birthday. Games were
udulged in. and music was furnished
. y Gracie Brothers andMiss Esther
Merriam. At 11 o'clock a tempting
unch was served, and when the guests
{nepsrted for their homes they all voted
er. Platt to be a royal entertainer.
Tom Smith. the young motormau.
who was injured on the Gregory Point
Division Sunday. is reported as getting
along nicely. it was stated Sunday
that he was in a Very serious condi-
tion. but apparently there is not any
avenue, and her friend. lilies Emma
Foster, of Test Orange. were visitors
in New York Sunday.
Miss Viola Byxhee. who is new a
full-fledged nurse at St. Luke‘s lloapi.
tel, New York, spent Sunday at her
home in East'Norwalk.
The yachtsmen are already begin
be here. Many new boats are not re«
poretd. ‘
The A. It. (3. Club. of East Norwalk‘
will meet on Friday evening with Mlflii
Harriet Warm. The last meeting we
with Miss Edna Morgan and was it
very enjoyable affair.
The blowing apparatus for the firs
alarm system in yet among the misfit
ing but Just as soon as it can be so
cured the new system will be out if;
operation. The fire alarm boxes will
not be put up until the system is all
in readiness.
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After two or three mornings of com-
paratively mild weather, the weather~
man furnished a chilly change this
morning. when the mercury in the
thermometer lube fell to about 12 do
grees’ above zero. The combination
harbor.
(tonaldernbie interest is being tekirn
in the concert tomorrow evening at
the blast Nowaik Methodist church by
the ideal Concert Company. corny
entirely of blind musicians, emo g
them being Herbert A. throat. of
Norwaik. The greatest blind banjo at
in the world is to play at this concert.
The members of the Marvel Social
(‘lub are planning to have an internist-
ing time this week in their absorbe-
. suction. The shadows of the yoltna
men in attendance may be seen at
the privilege of lulvlg with
th e In _
su ppur
A daughter was bum Friday to hir.
and Mrs. Frederick (l. ilnulod. oi
South Wilton, and both the mother and
child are reported to be getting along
nicely. lloth of the parents are from
maiden name was Miss Carrie 'l‘sylo..
Miss Lottie Hosegood, of Hawkins
hills to talk boat and point to the fact.‘
that two months from new spring will;
: too. The guests were entertained with
brought steam to the surface of the
‘ll!
screen and thou the young men bid tor
eriy or Eltlil Norwaik. Mrs. lianilu‘d‘s
Constable Henry Seltzer had a day‘s
walks on the Washington street
bridge. This is a matter over which
the citizens have had good cause for
complaint several times this winter.
it has been pointed out that sand or
some other gritty material should he
used to save pedestrians from the den-
gcr of dangerous falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Middleton eu-
, tertained a company of their friends
i last evening at their home, ill Third
1 street. East Norwalk. it being the
’ fifteenth wedding anniversary and
birthday of Mrs. Middleton. Among
the guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Cahries Oimsteed. Mr. and Mrs. J. ”Al-
lea. Mrs. A. Price. Mrs. V. Odom. Mrs.
it. Wright. Miss Grace Butler. Miss
Lillie Gumbo, Miss Oiisale Pros. lites
Lucy Middleton. Miss Busan Middle-
ton snd Mr. D. Chance, .l. Sprettley,
Chas Price. and Master Frank Middle-
phonograph selections. Dainty refresh.
meals were served and all departed
in the. wee small hours of the morninli.
deeming Mr, and Ml‘fl. Middleton very
good entertainers.
m
A number of East Norwalk residents
were in attendance last flight at the
meeting of the South Norwsik city
council when consolidation was so
prominently brought to the front.
Thus far there has not been much
consolidation talk at this end of the
town. One man who was present last
night, however. was impressed with
the fact that not enough attention was
being paid in the proposed method of
determining the semi at by vote to
the East Norwsik lt‘lrc hatrict‘s inter:
eels. it was maintained rather strong-
ly that the corporate bodies of either
of the two cities could oil» dissolv-
cd without a vote a rmniiveiy by
the cilisous of the cities. it was asked
why this same thing does not apply to
ideal Norwnlk separately. lbeveeme as
the two cities. The ideal Norwnlk
Fire District has her own sewer sys~
loin. her own electrical plant and fire
demrimenl and it is asked why she
must vole collectively with all at the
outlying districts outside of the two
rules. .
lilllflll
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his clean lon-
sorlal parlor. where you will get the
BARTFORD RAILROAW
rues TAILI.
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In Effect October 2. 1910.
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9:31. 10:30:. lllzihx. 11:29:.
P. him-12:56:.
2:531. 0:00;. 10:30.
Illnllyl.
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Decorator ’
10 First db. last Norwalk
.7 Telephone m
DoesYour Root Leek?
rs- deathly Compound
. overseer. tease .
see a «stem Ills a cannon
amnnmlwh'fi
anaemia: cane
Edison
monogram
115.00. moo. m uses.
“Mil sail 0300.00
Weekly o;- Meethly Payments
New Records ier February on
em ion. as ‘
11:30, 13:00:.
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Islets. 7:003. dim. 11:00:.
firw YORK. new Haven?
scum NOIWALK To new max.
A. M.-—i3:bax, 6:0“. 5:41;. little.
8:61. 7:80. 1:60. 8:171. 8:511. bulbs.
not. run. am.
5200:, 5:35. szsos. mo. sztox. lass.
rifts—1mm. near. our. use
10:20:.
P. M.-l::hlis. 3:341. 3149:. 5:".
:50s. 7:001. 7:13. hols. lzlix. 2e03,
NEW YORK 1'0 IOUTH NORWALK.
A. his—4:“. 5M0. Ct“. ”MOI.
. . . . ; . Hoffman. to H. Beheeier. of Newark.
3933’! 29;? .Jh‘ 0.30:. ‘10.”. New Jersey. The triends of the young
l’. “'Px'mo'”. lzlo. 1:601. 38:071. people are now estending their con.
szsox. us. me. moss. am. we. ll““"“°“’-
mills. 0:0”. 8:083. 0:002. 0:80. limos.
a. ire-linens? mo. isms.
'ar.-—is:ol. man semi 0:00.
‘ ‘ . ‘ r w held last evening. Those
IOU?" NORWvAtn‘ TO Nll RN, '2’: hfi:thh.lmnsxi?“;fiufi “an:
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A. lit-unit“ 1:103. 0:114 7:“. rehearsal rtt t rare treat in
:i‘h 10‘1“: 10?)“. main 11:11. amateur {barbell ls in: store for old
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P. lip-48:07:, 1:30, 8:: v‘ 0:”. “mm“ in the near tutors
'11, .3133. .2“. 72103, 9:” .31“. ANY“? '3". fig] PM!“ int ll M
1m. A . in the mechanical. bets-es. w-
“M'r ‘ nylon use mm and Reliance
A. ".1183“. 1: 0!. 7:4 l. 0:“. a.“ M my: company. The game
10:10:. i run. . was li' Roweyton Hess WWI
P. lie-stills. sites. it 7:102. “we“... mg m maswuwma.
tilts. him i at atlas. rated 100. and asthmat-
-« W teller. rated 100. and the l was
GAilllliiV re Inti‘l‘lt ll mama: a mo! Id finial.
. claims. r: em a: My, .0 W” t“ "
l1 graglan-tutu. on sits. a: '3: 32%"! W33:
i if ' . “I I‘lfl .1 , Ht 'm M ‘Y m
beet workmanship. Also a tall line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
(’hlldren of Nimrod E. Tilly and
Clinton Sconeld are down with the
measles. which appears to be selling
a foothold in the.viiisge.
The Roweyion Hose Company ex-
ports to receive its new supply wagon
on February Tilt. and plans for a prop-
er observance of the event are being
discussed. 9
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Row-
eyton Methodist Church will hold its
annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the parsonage. The mite boxes will be
opened at 2 o'clock and the business
meeting will be held at 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes. of Croc-
kett street. announcement the engage-
ment or their daughter. Miss lsabel
The thetrlcel troup'e of the nowey-
tea Hose company is rapidly rounding
into shape for the play which they will
present in the near tuiune. The mem-
bers come together several times dur-
ing the week for rehearul. the lest he-
i hold on Thursday evening and en-
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immfimr m
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. w .r‘h .. '; ‘» ‘1“ “D's; * ‘ ‘3’ ‘
ur'eyes shine like diamonds.
our hair is just like gold:
Will you be my wife, dear?
(live me your hand to hold.
“You are the fairest blossom,
Within the garden wall;
l have no eyes for others.
i love you best of all.
"i love you. Mabel, dearly,
My be rt belongs to you."
Mabel w lspered softly.
"Sweetheart, my love is true."
Father ut the keyhole,
Rushed in with a roar;
Grehed him by the collar.
And kicked him out the door.
Now Mahel'e heart is breaking,
Tonight she's all alone;
No wedding bells for Mabel,
No honeymoon. no home.
Poor Willie. he's discouraged,
No sweetheart by his side:
He's got a great big pistol.
it must mean suicide.
LEWIS L. MEEKER.
-After e. heavy meal. take a couple
of Dean's linguists, and give your
stomach. liver and bowels the help
they will need. Regulate bring easy.
resuler passages of the bowels.
lllllll lflllllllllllll.
l4. Allen Webb. formerly city janitor
in Stamford. is in the Soldiera' Home
at Noroton. rapidly recovering from
a severe illness.
We have a full assortment of
WASH BBARDS
You will he sure to find one to soil. at
Schlicbting Bros. a Go.
cor. Railroad Ave. A Main It. Darlen
Select Groceries. flay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
mum ”" ”
Fred il. Bellcrsou spent
in New York.
Sunday
A son was born to Mr. and Airs.
Gustav helm, of (‘roas Highway last
week.
William lioiau has returned to his
college duties utter a brief vacation
in town.
, .
The t‘. of .\l. society connected with
the Catholic (hill't‘ll is rehearsing for
its entertainment.
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Mrs, l‘rcd ii. listlersnu, who
been caring for a sick relative
Port Chester. N. \'.. has returned.
has
in
-..‘ ._
Miss Mary Mutton has left town and
will spend the remainder of the winter
with Mr. illltl Mrs. it. 1‘. lines in lr‘ior-
idu.
Airs. Leonard ilsul entertained a
large pally or friends at \vhist at lltll‘
l‘ompo street home Saturday ailer-
llOOil.
\‘lgilnut engine company has re
celved the new cylinders for its car.
which are being installed by John J.
Burke.
The ladies of Trinity parish are in-
vited to attend the annual meeting of
the Woman‘s auxiliary to be held in
Stamford. Wednesday.
...‘..- ...
fell
Main
re
John Perry. a retired mason.
on the slippery sidewalk on
street. Saturday afternoon. and
celved serious injuries.
The following ofllcers have been
elected by Pioneer Hook and Ladder
company: President, it. P. Coyle; vice
president. Fred l-‘eble; secretary. E.
Slurges: financial secretary. E. l".
Sturges; foreman, J. F. Doyle: assist-
ants, Nathan Shippie and W. H. Smith.
attain
Manila (.1. Roscoe. Jr., who has been
ill for a few days. is able to be out
again.
Benjamin ll. Keeler. Jr.. has taken
a position at Johnson‘s plumbing shop
lu Main street.
Masters Hamid and Richard Tomp-
kins. of Bank street were visitors in
New York. Saturday.
John Brennan has secured a po-
sition In the composing room of The
Advertiber in Railroad avenue.
The Yriii. (l. Regulars will go to
thgefleld. Friday evening. Jan. 27.
where or will play basketball. The
secorul earn will play the preliminary
game with the Ridgsneld second team.
Mr. and tire. Nelson Stillman have
left for Sanford. Fir... where they will
visit for a few weeks with the New
mason colony who are interested in
celery pleatins there.
l
'3’. ran- i r“ ‘
,
lame Will Maire, People Pat—-
" oney fleck If it Falls." says
‘ Mr. Baxter.
The line of beauty is a curve. Women
may be thin and tuneful. but not thin
and beautiful. There is a vast number
oi pale. thin. scrawny people. who are
all brains and nerves, but without the
strength and health that accompanies
the standard Weight. Good flesh and
perfect health go together, A true
flesh-forming food like Harness is ab-
solutely necessary trmany people.
This remarkable discovery comes in
tablet form and when taken after
meals mingies with the food and helps
it to assimilate so that it makes rich
flood and pleasing plumpness.
Frank H. Baxter has so much confi-
dence in this remarkable flesh~forming
food and health restorer that he is
willing and glad to allow any customer
to deposit title with him and take home
a box of Bamoserwith the understand-
ing that if it does not give a marked
increase in good. firm flesh the money
will be returned without any questions.
.w—.
house will cost about shown. The
plans were drnwuiby Architect E. ii.
Stratton, 194 Washington ctr-oer, llos-
ton, Mass.
The Messenger has moved from the
Monroe building in Main street into
the Odd Fellows building. on the drill
floor. where they will have more room
and better light. its 13. Wouudy, the
electrician. is jointly occupying the
floor with the Messenger.
Architect Aymar illnbury. llsii
Ilroadway. New York. is completing
the plans for the residence in this
place for ll. B. Clarke. care the archi.
feet. As previously reported. the
house will be of frame construction.
costing about 812,000.
The petition forwarded to the old
ciais of the N. Y.. N. M. & ll. it. it,
to have the 6:43 a. m. train remain as
at present. has been granted. There
were a low people who wanted this
train to leave earlier and some who
wanted it later. The officials believe
that it accommodates the majority
under the present schedule.
Within.
Mrs. W. J. Sherwood has visited rci
olives in linslon.
Frederick Bennett has ilnllihctl fill-
ing his ice houses.
Dr. Frank Gotham is l-ecovcrins
from an attack of grip.
Charles llorn spent (Wt‘y Sunday
with his family here.
Mrs. George Eichingwr is recover-ins
from an attack of grip.
Mrs. ii. A. Salmon has cnlcl-luiucu
her sister from For Barbuda?»
Willis Wilcox spoilt Sunday with his
grnlulmolhcr. Mrs. lsanc llhodes.
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Selectmen liurrill and Gould spent
ycslordnj :u Filll‘lll‘lll on business.
Fruit-cult l‘lilll is confined to his
mom will. an ultra k or rheumatism.
lam-n Davis
their homes
Joseph Rowland and
slmlll over Sunday a:
NET“.
Mrs. iv). .1. ilulkiey and Mrs. Amelia
Filth have entertained Nor-walk rein-
lives,
Eugene Miller lost one of his team
horses, which was ill several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. ilregory. of Nor.
walk. spent Snlurday with relatives in
town,
Charles Kennel is at lite Dunbury
Hospital to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Several buds of the flue Hereford
cattle or Norfield Farm have been sold
to Newtown parties.
Orlando Andrews and son have their
large engine in operation at Broadvil-w
Farm, Chestnut Hill. sawing wood.
CHILD BURNID TO DEATH.
NEW BRITAIN. Jam. 2i r~~StIpllie
Wisnoski. three-years-old dauahler oi
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wlununkl, of hub
East Main street. this city, was burned
to death at her home yeslcrday while
the mother was at a uneasily store
buyinggrocoriea. Mrs. it'iauoakl left
her three children. Adulu. aged ll.
t-llnnlslaue. eight months. and Sophie.
in the house when she went out, Adam
was caring for the infant and Sophie
was playing in from or the slave.
Borne papers in the [Title caught fire
and ignited her dress. Adam vunhoo
to the store to tell his mother and
when she returned she found the
Clothes all burned off the girl and hot
body in a terrible condition. 'i‘wo illly-
eiclsns were summoned, but im- child
died lust as they arrived.
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DANOID lN COURT.
An unusual scene was once witness
on in a “each law court. the civil
tribunal at Nantes. The proprietor or
a local theatre had engaged a young
lady dancer. whose performenoee‘ at
rehearsals did not come up to his es~
lotions. He therefore would not
t her appear. and the fair dancer
took action against him for breach of
contract. The defendant alleged that
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John Riley and Inward Pauiey were
attests. last week of s 1t'lardlvsil.
who is interested in a say _
lenierd. ills. Pauiey and icy start
“work this week in Miami. Tim. on a
big carpenter ion.
or.
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l 'fl‘a’tb‘.
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ram atwfor-hissssl .
Whamami iii“: a.
alts had not ease learned the brat
steps of her art. and here being a plain
issue the, {MIG determined to decide
A space was accordingly
forthwith cleared on the door of the
court. d in these unusual surround
page the hang lady duly went through
berets“ . tinge. in the re
salt the , loll luaii ed in certify-
- . i. - was quite an expert dan-
, _~ the casein her favor.
mouse herself as
'lli'lhe mm was s
. oi smooch-«boa-
f incurs *
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(Continued trout ilrst page.)
the and half ending in a tie. and while.
Norwulit closed the some with consid.
arable of a lead. it least he held that.‘
the second half of the some Was the
Baillie of the greatest excitement; in~ ‘
the preliminary Norwaik High school,
who were scheduled to play Mumford.
met the high school team from Mt.
Vernon, and this was because the
Stamford manager thought‘it best to
cancel the game. The ilixth Company
team easily defeated the New Havens
by the score of 26 to 18. willie High
School look their game with 35 pointe-
agniust the opposing team’s 22.
The big game was very clean
throughout, though there was much
fuel playing. The local boy's did cork
tainiy shine up to their t Edvar-
saries, who have a good rep tation for
being a swift live.
The first score of this game was
made for the home team and by "Spot"
Dsgon. who threw a clean basket. melt-
ing a clever shot which won applause...
Scoring by both sides netted six for
each and there the piling up of points
stopped for a few minutes. Howey 17" (,
Dngou, who between this time and is T '
first shot had caged another basket, f
came in for his third and broke the ‘1,
tie. alerting the contest with a new ‘
life. There was much {ash passing
and clever covering by the players of
each team and when the gong sound-
ed the half over it found neither side
with a lead. the score being tied“ 14.
in the second half Sixth Company's
new man was in the game. tailing the
lines of” Cahlll at right forward. who
went in at center for Wilson, the lat/-
ter retiring in the second period of
the game. Seymour is one of the last
vear‘s High school quintet and his
work on that team evidently pleased
.he management of the Sixth Com-
uany team for he has been seen with
the team for the past few weeks.
Lilough it was not expected that he
would go into the game for the rest
if this season. He did. however. and
melted the eyes of the spectators and
the members of the New Haven team
ly making one of the finest throws
ever made on the floor at the very
beginning of the half. Though up
against a hard man. he nevertheless
llfi)’9d well and in the session manor
vi to hang up three baskets.
The game was especially exciting
in the second half, New Haven cov-
ering better than in the first period.
lull Norwaik was faster in the baskets
telling line. it there is a particular
favorite on the local team. he can be
none other than Fitzgerald. the feel;
right guard. whose playing at all
points of the game merits the applause . "
of every spectator in the hall. When.
the session ended. Norwslk had to’
their credit 32 more points while New ,
Haven could gel‘but 4. The final score
was 46 to is in favor or the locals.
i‘he summary: ’
Sixth Co. New Haven.'
f‘nhill, Seymour ............ . Storm
Right forward. f '
................... Cobii' 1 --
Left forward. . .. ‘
Wilson. Cahill ...' ....... . ..... Paras "
. Center. " ‘
r‘il zgeruid ................
Right guard. . ,
llagou ................. 8336”"
Left guard. , . ,
Goals train the lield-Cahill 2. Dori _
ney ii). Wilson 1. Fltagereld i. Dannie; “.
T, Seymour 3. Stowe 2, Cobb l, l‘lti'kll'e‘
l. Morrison 1. Suite 4. »
Sem‘t‘rih-VIIHIHHE. Norwaik; G."
itingwniri. New Haven. ‘ ’
llcferce-~F. l'. Rooney. .
Timcrmllonroe. a;
High School vs. Mt. vet-non.
As has already been said News“:
and Mt. Vernon High school teams met '
in the preliminary. Stamford WEI
scheduled to play here. but the mono"
uger cancelled the game. the disegre‘h '.
able feature about the cancellation it» x. ~
lng that the notice of the same w
received by Manager Horse. of the is. ' .
ciiis, yesterday morning about 10:80.;
iv was almost too late then to engegle . ‘
another team to play here last even.
lug. lllll getting the Mt. Vernon men-ti.
ager by telephone. Manager Huron "
was able to arrange the game. ,
The contest proved a very good. coast
and while Nor-walk had the. gland“
"clnchcd" from the start. there“ ’ H
some wry spectacular plays. . ’
McMahon opened the contest by
trialling a basket within a-minute all”!
the referee's whistle had been blown.
This was followed by a foul throw {dl' ._
the visitors. who also netted a field.
goal on the some play. lreiend use: “
ed the bell again for Norwelk. and :
they look the lead. never slain lobe"
caught. The half wanton. test play-L
lug by the locals being” the only
licesble feature. Norwelk's teed
work was so very eftectlve that “if.
could have taken the some very‘eeeé'i
ily Cad won out against their lip
dents. though the team has I
good name for fast work in the W in.
cheater county leagues in New ’3 ‘ '
stale linterscbolastic leaguei.
first session of the game ended w
the score 2') in 5 In Nomlk'l favors, ‘
The “900““ hair or the game wed
uuuh more interesting and exalt!
(l'llarn. of the iiish school Ids-ti . .
went in for Storey. not that there r?
anything the matter with that pi
but lust to get a taste or the
Later during the period lrelend
w
. Morrison, . ‘
(toslollo withdrew in favor of
home and Ferris. both of the!“
man making good. Mt. version:
up considerably ‘in the second bolt
the remit was that the ‘00",
better standing at the close.
score at the end of the i was ‘5'
22 In lever oi Nomsik. T e su- ,
Norweilt is. I. Mt. Vernon ,
lrellnd, Abrabems ......... =
Right forward.
McMahon . I
belt forward. . ,
Costello, Ferris ............ 3
.Center. .,
stor.“ O‘Ha” stillness-asset“,
“MM m I '
Greenwood .........'......
L.“ .
Goals from the . x.‘
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