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. having been chosen with
m
celebrations. piano“ in Norwalh.
srssd stand and the bleachers at the
Roton Point oval early "(in the after-
noon. and many others were ~forced.
to view the contests from other points
wt vantag‘orplnproiridedi. .with film'- ' . ‘
However..nii thsTllportc wocejom~ ‘ ” ,
mining that thou obliged toasts-Al '
in no way regretted that they had at-
tended. The American Band gave a
.concert throughout the events. ‘
The first number on the mmsnl
was the baseball game between the All
Americans and the Colonials: The
same. which lasted hot air. inninnsn
was surely a fast one and when the ‘
All Americans won out over their on
ponents hy the close score of ‘3 to 2.
all were sure that they had seen a
good bslimillol The lineup:
All Americans.
McKiernan
Colonials.
.. ........ Dutch
Catcher.
Dngon ............... ..
. . Pitcher.
Cahlll .............. '. ...... McGuire
. First base.
Cullen .“.; .............
Second base.
. Guarniecl.
Leonard
Henley ........ z ............ Russell
Third base. .
Connolly . . .................. Starker
Short stop.
Howley . ...... . ......... J. Lawson
Left held.
Benjamin ................ Cooke
Center field.
Haymes ................... Connolly
Right held.
Sufhonwbnm 9. Gunrniori D.
Hus—wt: Dsgon 6. on? Guarnlerl 3.
vulture-«Thomas Walsh.
Next came the hthlottc events. Nev-
er before were the contests so cles'srly
managed, the committee in charge
excellent
judgment.
The first event was the lOO-yn‘rd
dash. handicap. This was run in two
hosts and was won by Edgar Hughes.
of Stamford.‘a former South Norwalk
young man. in the fast time of ten
seconds flat.
F‘irst heal-Winner. J. A. Hahn.
Xuvier A. (‘.. scratch mun; second. .lo~
seph Harry. S. P. Council. Time. fill-5.
Second heat ----- Winner. ii. Williams.
S. P. Council: second, E. Hughes.
Fordham College. B. P. Council. Time
10 L5.
Finallmii'lnner, E. Hughes; second.
J. A. Bohanc' third,‘_ll. ,Willlamsflimve.
10 seconds lint.
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day brake clear and not a cloud ap~ .
_ poured inlths airy to may say of the
severallhundrod people tilled the:
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it new and beautiful design,
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ii‘rsnk Hoelihsn. New Eaglsnd's's couple of laps. As he crossed the
oilreeqilartonmlle champion. upheld line tor the last time before the tinish
his reputation in that event. He was he was given two American tings.
scratch man. and Ralph Howard. These he carried around the track tri—
is,
‘ Stamford Y. M. C. K., with 40 yards' umphantly as he sprinted the last lap ’
i
handicap, was second, while Joseph faster than he had run the ontlrcug‘
Barry. St. Peters Connoll. with 35 time previously. The crowd went:
yards' handicap, came in third. Time.'wild. applauding vigorously. and it-
3 minutes. 4 seconds. "in with diliiculty that the olllclslsi
The three-legged race was quite sndrspt the throng from the track. The:
interesting one and would have been time was 59 minutes. 8 +6 seconds. _
more so had the course been longer Billinghsm finished shortly liter-l
than titty yards. John Claus and John.wsrd in second place. after hevlnxl
Mulvoy scored for first place. with'slso run a beautiful race. and Frank.“
Henry Henson and Thomas Drinkwat-:anbost. of Stamford. made a third;
or second. and George Stevenson and place by finishing. Mortimer ConnolH
John Pate, third. Time. ll seconds. ly, of Norwalk, plodded along the?
«much fun as the proverbial “barrel of‘oelf. when he was four laps to the.t
monkeys." This point was clearly bad. and he then are up. as the run"
shown in yesterday‘s affair. Four men hill: of the rcmslpln; distance was
started in the am but and all lin-‘usel‘ess. r. > ‘
lshed, but on the way around two men, Connolly surprised hid friends andI
had an exciting time trying to get they say that his success in runnintso
out and keep out of each other‘s bsr- long surprised even himself. He had‘
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A wheelbarrow race is almost as course until all had finished but hill»:
sin
sin
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000-
rushed
FOR SALE
3--7-r00m cottage. Boll Island.
condition. Price “coo. Fur-
FOR SALE
5—7-room cottage. Boil Island.
~ ‘ w - LATE COLUMNS
. ‘_ » mgr 1.3310!" fl Goldenmfigents 743ml“
Shore Preperties
FOR ' BALE
Ave.
500. .
FOR SALE
55——7-room house.
St., all improvements. Price
Courtlsndt
1~ro-room house Hickory Bluff, $4500.
all improvements. Price our FOR SALE
000- ro—y-room house Elmwood Avon
FOR SALE sil improvements; new. Price
a~9~room house Hickory Blufi. 87,000.
all improvements. Price 37,- [FOR SALE
arc-House and building lots, Ely
FOR SALE
rooms. Summit
‘St.. all improvements. Price
9
. Price $6500- sx—Ncw house. 5
. FOR SALEP P 3
4 montage at his oint, 2900.
flail improvements, excellent > FOR SALE
24.: r-roorn ,housc. Chestnut St.,
all improvements. Price $6.-
Pricc M000. f
m m; . Building Lots
sate-room cottage. Bell island, FOR SALE
. :1!an Price 33,- 33.1,“ NW Main St.
FOR SALE.
7%.MFOR 8‘25}, two 1m s4-- x164. Elmwood Ave. Price
opposits. Island. Price ‘ ‘°°~°- f
moo. One lot adjoining. ma SALE
FOR SALE os—Rced Ave. Price 81300.
San rooms. all improvements. FOR SALE
0“ film] UNI film n W fro—Several lots. Highland m.
eon sans __ ”.93 cam; is...
o—q—rosrncotssgcon East shore. '7 «he: "”"' "-
all imam Price 33,- .............._.
cos.
FOR SALE f
rods-room hotel. Greens Farms. East NOMIk
”wummfihg res SALE
r r—Lsrgo house. Tokcnckc. Price 33—30400!!! house. Seaside Place.
$30,000. lot ooxroo. Price $10,000.
FOR. 5‘“ son SALE
56‘2“,“ '3“ ng?w so—u-room house. Cove 3"”
. ' hnpwvcmcnts. rice
Price “one. $5000. 6
FOR SALE
South Norwalk
“"" ‘m SALE
350°0-
30—ro-rooln house. Cove Ave.
Price
Mr. Hughes is well-known in Smith
Norwallt and is deserving of greatlro
credit for defeating Mr. llohun, who;
is the Junior national champion on”
A rica at this distance. l
The next event was an interesting...
had absolutely no traininund no ex-a' ,
First heat—~Winner. Rocco Russet—modicum. but he run well the entire? .
; second. Pasquale Renzelll. race. and being a Nor-wilt lad was"?
Second heatwi’l’luner. John Pate: heartily applauded. He will no doubt"?
cond. Thomas Stevenson. follow up his newly found accomplish l 4‘
Final—~Winner, Thomas Stevenson; meal. until he is some day hoard fl"
cond. Rocco ltssseilo. Time. 59 sec- among the winners. " ‘
roads-room house. West avenue.
hot water host. Price Sirocco.
FOR SALE.
r3—Woodward Avenue, B-roorn
house. lot coitus. all im-
provements. Price 850cc.
FOR SALE
31-44mm house, all improve-
ments. lot sorrso. Price 35.-
000.
FOR SALE
as—o-room house. Winfield St.,
, all
one and there were quite a number of
contestants. it was the local boys‘
lilo-yard dash. ‘iluniel liaiiacy. of Win-
ulllfilk. won the event in 12 24 sec.
undo. closely followed by Ward Ross
and John Rooney. of Norwullt. in sec-
ond and third places respectively.
The one-mile relay handicap race
was next. Twu teams were represent-
ed. St. Peter‘s Council and the Fas-
llce A. C. St. Polar—Hughes. Barry.
Solomon and Williams. Pastimes-—
Often, llilllngham. Robuatelli and Nail.
St. Peter’s Council, the scratch team
by 20 yards. won handily in 4 2-5 min-
. utss. Hughes having overcome the
hsndlcsp in his part of the race.
Roweyion and South Norwsllr were
hon0red in the pole vaulting contest.
’ Russell F. Themes. a Rewnyton young
" mun, graduate of the Norwaik High
. School and member of the Stamford
Y. M. C. A.. showing up finely, win.
nlug second place in the event to ll.
Weseuis. of the New York A. 0., who
has a record of over twelve feet. Mr.
Times gave a clever exhibition and
was heartily applauded by the grand
stand for his fine work. He was xivsn
a mini-h handicap along with Clark
Racine. the latter falling on the 9 root.
'6 inch mark. while Thomas continued
going up until he lied Wessela at lo
(out. 8 inches. Here the tie was de-
clarod in favor of Wessels because of
the handicap. ,
’iihe .‘lOO-yal-d local men'a race fur-
nluhed no little amusement. John Ol-
lerenshsw copped first place. crossing
the tape in the remarkable time of 42
seconds. while Jack Anilty. with but
one arm. ran him a close second. Wil-
llunl ilngval'y also ran.
The Kilo-yard event for the register-
ed amateurs was neat collod.‘ J. A.
Cooper. Aron-cf A.,e., cspfllred the
first place. with E. Tattoo“ West End
A. (3.. ucond. and J. A. Bolton, Xavier
A. A. third. Hanan was scratch man
in the 13-yard handicap. Tine. 35'3-6
seconds.
The boys' ado-yard local race was an
amusing affair. Fifteen small youn-
slers lined up for the cart and aside.
from several little animus along the
way. the race was s neatly run attain
Master Jack Hyde. of nails island. dlsu
played most remarkable form and on
creams the neural yards‘ load lligllllch
{looms Riley had all him. rinsing
nicely. acorns Riley was we and
Inuit ,Hollowits was tidrd. ‘lrl ‘
ends.
ngnln showed up in first place.
First hear-Winner. John Oileren-
nature under the same auspices.
l ,
The day was an eventful one in the ‘3"
The loo-yard dash for local men wss'hislory of the Central Labor Union”:“
0
won in three heats. John Ollerensllaw and will probably not be the lasts)! its l '*
3—!-
The list of judges slid communal-gs
'14. SOLD
FOR SALE
“coo.
all improvements.
Price
FOR SALE
33—7-room haul. First St., lot
LOTS. EAST N ORWALK
HER SALE 1 d
36~7 lots, rcgory Bou evar .
Price $4200.
FOR SALE
37-»: lot, Cove Ave. soxrso.
rice $700.
FOR SALE
38—: lot, East Ave., 60x225.
Price $1050.
FOR SALE
39—chcral lots, Fort St., East
Ave. and Edlic Avc., cheap.
Darien
FOR SALE
40—Sevcrai new cattsg
bungalows at Daricn. from
$8800 to $6200. with and
without all lmpro’ vemcnts.
Norwaik
not! SALE
lip-Old homestead on Green.
' on application.
FOR SALE
es-Wcst Aoc..~iargc house, lot
runs thrown from street to
street. Price $6.000.
FOR SALE
“will-room house, Wall St., all
improvements. Price $12,800.
FOR SALE
u—xs-roosn house, Morgan Ave.
Price $10,000.
FOR SALE
45-»ro-room house, Newtown
Ave, nil improvements.
Price “soc.
FOR SALE
46-—6-roorn hours, 3 acres more
mlumfisrmt‘ St. Price $.-
FOR SALE
47—94mm house, all improve-
ments. Price 37500. Lot
60:234.
FOR SALE
skin-room house, Maple St.
Price Spoon.
» FOR SALE
sg—g-room house. Maple St., all
improvements. Price $5000.
000.
h d Willi r1 ll ii iii 5 i peri n n ‘ rs-Beautiiul homo, West St. 50:150. Pd“ “600‘ FOR SALE
s aw: recon . am alen; llr . conss n; o men 0 or e co. ‘s .
Joseph Amity. Time, 12 2.5 seconds ‘ss follows: ‘ i: pd“ :rWoR SALE ~45. F212 SALiAEI‘ acid \St so—G-room Financeé all improve.
Second heal—«Winner. E. Read: sec-i Executive Committee~ President. .4, 16-—-l3-f00m m 50. Mun St. 3‘ m ow' m ' meat" cc 5°00-
and. John Pale; third, Thomas Drink- Bert Brunstrup; rice-president. Harry pm 3: . e 5”. FOR SALE
water. Time. 12 2-5 seconds. Gumidge; recording secretary. lira! WW3 FOR SALE sr—Lots. Rhodon oli ‘ Park.
Final-Winner. Ollelendhaw: aec- Fannie J. Joyce; financial secretsry.‘.;, 17““.er ho“... w.“ St., .11 354,00!“ house, Winfield St., Cheap.
and, William i-‘ahen; third. Josoph'Otto Llndstrom: treasurer. Edward': Wm“. m“ 315-000. nil improvements. Price $3" .
Amity. Time. 12 2-5 seconds. Kelly. . 1 ‘ FOR SALE 000. milk SALE
Almost as entertaining as the wheel- Honorary Referees—Mayor Albert .. rh—Housc. Flirfield AV... lot we FOR SALE 59“”? garb!“ ‘ 00
barrow race proved the had carriers' hi. Pohllnnn. Soutli Norwnlk; Mayor ,5. fl. (tomb a" it. deep. Price °’ W: .l'flt. in 1111-
contest it was debated at iirst as Edward J Finnegan N'orwslk ’4. y 574mm m» Ill “”9"”.- PMMW Price $35,000.
' ' " ' i 3“'°°°' merits, Osborne Ave. Lot -----—-
to whether it would not be a good Official Referoewof. A. Boyle. Slam-lg}. FOR SALE Pric "
plan to till the beds. but the men ford High School. ‘4'. 53—14)“. W St. ”0‘3" e 8900- Broad River
were spared this elm load. Rocco, Finish Judges-«Prod Coleman. B. J. 4' FOR 8 . FOR SALE
Rasselto won handily, with Michael Reynolds. William McMahon. South[ 4‘ “—Doubic W. 5 ”on“. Al'- 5H worm. .3 Women“ FOR SALE
50““ “mm“ “0'9 MN“ mm ”mm“; ”- “imam 3- “'9“ D": ,3, tic and bath for each apart- Crockett Ave. Rownyton. 60—7-roocn house. lot 7: it. front
“m" 59 "“0"“- Bumwl N”"'“"- j " moot. Price 87500. Lot 50: Lot 80.9mm. Price 34800. by Bait. rear. :33 it. deep.
The sack race was also Kood fun for Announceerhomss P. Walsh. 4" "5 Quinurd Ava. FOR ‘SALE Price 36300-
tlle spectators. Several participants Starter—~Willism .l.0’i)onnell. [4’ ;
fell doWn. one rooovorlns in time to, Clerk—William 5. O'Connell. Ami: dw-BuiMiFORMSALE at so—ggoom house. sil‘improvz: 6 Milk SALE
finish third. Thin was a50~yard event. sistsnts. Stephen Selby, Harry Gut»? r n r cult or 5° X I. We It“ 0 “n l-‘I‘mm ouu., t 50x133.
Thomas Stevenson had a bunch and terfdge. A. Anderson. C. Konney. A)» . ‘lso. 9500M BIN" AVE. Pd“ 500. Price Soho.
worked it for a winning plus. with! Timur—J. J. O’Connell. N. v. a. 0.; '5'
Henry Hanson second and Thomas‘aeoru P. Csvsnaugh. Stamford: Slo-
Drinltwstor third. Time. 10 2-5 sec- Niall Selby. South Norwsllr. ‘ '
code.
In but a few seconds short of one
hour. J. Solomon. of St. Peter's Coun-
ell, Knish“ of Columbus. Stamford. Harry dutusrldgs.
had run tbs tonvmils stats ohan'tpiou- Kenney.
ship race. lull in lost an hour from Floats
the tints he started he was calmly
smoking a cigarette. apparently an ,
tired by his long sprint. He‘dld not Committee on Music-whines Sense
run as the others did any more lmlin. Henry Sslssr.’ .
nlanssr than in speed. He was ;raoo- i soliciting Committee-«Horn Gutter-
tul and he possesses a gliding gait. idge. Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Foss Rescue.
which gave hill}; oats-1.? atltrsctlro anomésMMcc‘ulium. Otto Lindstronl.
apmsranos as so an rscr- as . ann n3.iiowsrd Knappmsrt
clad the track. sis laps to the mile. Brunstrup. '
Sixty times he crossed the lins,‘ each Grounds Committee—~Wiltsr Hoyt.
time further and further shosd. As h Gus Pitssr, Jsmos Songslln.
passed the other contsitsats one at a W ‘
time, he was thought to be til-inc him-' it-ILLVJOLIV IOUT.
loll out with needless exertion. Pro- 37. LOUIE. Mo. Sept. 5....“ Kelly.
listless that he could not last Wire’slocsi amateur llntwslsnt honor. still
made, ,but i“witch stills end of 11W Jimmy Foley. who“ claims ”the Caus-
sulos he was still Milne mi “n‘ediln lightweight championship. 20ml
liius strollsir. sprint!“ If firm to, six fast rounds lut‘nlsht. Popular
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pionship is the meal a ‘whish dad christened the Veneers“ bout.
unmrllospoou moan ass: would
with Joe Jeanette will lead him. so
the testes heavy-mule this; no
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certificate of «Inflation; president.
David ll. Roberts. Karim: secretary,
Hartford. ‘ ‘
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forth capital mastication. mallow
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something the matter with ill-Boso '
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