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You. (‘11th is some boy and always
has boon. We mutt-tuber hint no It
youngster in ltncc-lu'om'hon. lie was a nonunion and having: donnod thcit n'nr
uhlt’iy boy with his mills in those-— .1 paint and beaduour, will be toutly to
woo min- of a boy with'n smiling coun- moot their northy oppouuutn on tho
tenanco. At school he was known 1‘01" held (11‘ gore anti terror with
his legs, bring 130ml) runner. Then he hearth and light liontlzi.l’1oliabi3
bloatiotncd into muuhood and with tho soutooun'a head will ho lidhii‘l' M U“
first stage-s of this dcwloptnont he finish.
shot up Basketball, baseball and foot ‘
ball wcrc his hobbies 1.1111 with one
thought in mind be started out. ills Murry, such awi’ul it‘ll] uhninct‘ul
first your “311‘ the 1,12 (puma showed gliders! it 11 tiuly rctuurkttble wiutt :1
that hi- 11 .1s a stickot and uoe be unto bugnboo some ili‘i’i'k‘ ”“1 “it” "‘9‘
him uho was planing totmnuid against “501”“?th “0‘th 1” ‘1“
him t’oi II:"'lil,i was at his shottldor
every second. it anyone can rescunci-
Norwnlkites initlntaln that they will
:din deltll for tho hutchot on the next
1
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The. turkey trot and 1111.11; bout'.
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Smoothing is in the wind in tho way
or baseball nt Amuscntout i’artk for
talc the game in 11113 Park City, he
can ‘ tho coming season, but what it in has
‘not dct'olopod. "lliu Chief" Pollard.
" oi‘ Nt11'ualk,ltus BIlpiltitl oomothing
' Vic. are. pleased to note that bridge-
port is sliding In one rcspoct- bunke .-‘t
hall. Tho Park City is usually ill. tht‘
lop or near it in ciot'ything‘ she no
dortokos 11nd clutntos ill‘t) that a short
time will show gloat lt‘SilIIl-l.
We perceive that Abe Attoil is about
to hurry his suspension to higher no limitations are that there: will he
thot'ity. Wc hope that this 111 tiou will 5mm 1.01.1.1 1,1 the ontorttilntnout to no
not prom to be the, iiosco that .lohn jam,“ in \m 1111]]; on the 151th lunt
5011 s Anuni'us (‘htb prowd to 1111.011 Efforts .111» being put forth to not hold
lyo t1't strenuous volouel con innitttuin of “91.1,.“ of “bite Plains, not]
will 'i bunch 0“ 30" “um“- ututoh him up with 11 hour from i’hil-
“M ‘ ty. 'l‘hnt ix‘otthoii son is no green
I‘ ’ El g {:05 I01 S (30.! Ifltle it) y
”101“!” 1:1 ‘I! I ha I) l H lm ”I ”“1 “. hi" ‘1] n t‘timt'. 1'0 31“)" u” long
1 1|, \ I (‘ l1
£( OI l ‘1‘ (3” l) J“ 8 .dm '1 and “(Jill-(S “(VI 059; “I? CDIIIIlL‘I and
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gum"?! in?“ ff’limmb “n a “ ‘1 ( lultot-t'or the Quaker is 1111- hotter ro-
"i" “I 1‘" “:11“ 11:11] KEN“ M ‘1'” sort it) htiue 3111113, 11 in Jnt‘t’tlcs. lost
:1]? I“ 21mg “i 1‘ 111;, ’ n 3' would M be curry home. with him tho mark of
. 1; uriulotr :1 '1‘!” iii?“ l’mim‘mml- 111113 i’luius' son. hounltuk nt'td For
:mwf 99th 1“!” ii 5‘ is “”1 ‘1“ thaw been sealed for out: of the other
3
t V 20“,” 1‘ "’1‘“ ”‘1 and] ””58“” 1homo and the remaining 1111) art) still
:52‘1111I01t1119131ist y‘a‘w’emmm0111311.ltrlond Trim). houmci', will
1
in“ (:15 1;? i ":10" Kiri: for to”? soon hnvc tunzmthing to spring thnb
11: “u 8 go“ an 1.516“ n “at will moon lunch to the local lovers of
man taking into consideration his .
‘tho 111111113 arts
phynitai as unit as mental nudrellg—
ions dot'oloinnmit nntl needs. Iiowov- New Britain 1.th St'hool was 1,033.,“
or. we do not think the time hardly
by lliiddiotown High School at Middle-
(ipportunn for, the institution of snob
Qtoun on Sotutdny night 118 to ill »
a. campuign in Tim, Not-walks until
Ilfllmiiold Cournnt.
the profit-tut vast amount of public. im—
‘proventottts hove bocn iinirhcd and tho
”the. Norwnlk liigh Sthool hotshot
city and town governments know 111.11 ball tooth has glvon both of thorn). on
whole. tho. stand lucidon‘tuih tho
grogaiions sound bumps thin 30.111013.
tntmi 61's 111113 not now wish to ho bun
Who' 11 out“!
dencd with any more financial rcspon
siblilties til the ptoscnt moment.
Well. tho medicine man for linens,
All admit that. Cockcuoc piuochle env'
ports are some boat's. lint.
what‘s the not», anyhow? The South
.1113'113 in his mil. but is not yet quite.
ready to sprint, the dune. lie mouth-1133.3
ttho writcr howovct. that he would
than; something for publication in 11
'511011 limo “Hor‘bf is somewhat. (ii 11
prostidlgitaiot' whon it homo.» to
sports, Watch him, ho!
Smith tho star Slénllfm‘t‘l ccutct'.
claims to be‘ pulling 111111311 $it‘l ,per
grime in Stamford. That. in timid to
be the i'ouson he didn't pit-13' 'l‘htu'ar
then. tiny with the Saints.“ih'idnoport Pout
lie is worth every penny ot’ it.
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Piiiililili [Alli
Already Planning Winter Fool-
bail PracticemNo Hope for
Minnesota
Jesse Spaiding, contain or the Yule
, football elevcu, has decided to inéue
a call to candidates for 11111111. ioot~
bail urtictice within the next few
111.111.1114 9a,” it in particularly int)
pottant this year, because one or
more quarterbacks must be developed
'to fill the shoes of Howe, last sea-
IIAillll! POPULAR
IN PARK Ill"-
”ow—u...
Harry (Tahiti| the 11111111111171.1111» on
the Sixth Company linskotbuli team;
has taken to lirldgéport on several on»
carious his cxtzeiient playing and has
instilled in the Bridgeport crowd a
loud at basketball, The sport which
has never been especially popular in
that city is now‘gmwlng lit invor not!
the sevarl. teams that have boo formed
are developing quite some little rivul~
ry. . - .
Thursday night. Cahiil ugaiupinyed
in Btidgonort, 11111; time as ohhtor tor
“the St Joseph 5 team The game \1 an
in llagios' ilall and the opponents of
the St. .Joseph’s was the New Haven
0111311
M Bill
UBHANDS
[Milli Ill fiNS
Burns- Deimont Bout Called (lit
in Efiort to Becoup Losses
SPliliiliiRS WAX illiiiii
Alli] BREAK illiiiili
Bunny Forn Bestad in Ten Bound
Bout
Placed in the hole to the orient or
lit-hit), tho Franklin A. (3., in an at
111111111. to liI‘t,.$0Il'I. tht3 first popular
priced Show in N1: w Huron, was forced
. to call off tho blur bout which would
have brought 1111113111111 Frankie liut'un.
of New Joruoy, and Al llcltnont, 111
lloutou. inst night, at the Casino.
'I‘ltct'o was an 1111.31.11.11... of about i.-
L’iii'). Tho Franklin olub took in 3971.
Johnny Mnnicc, tho Boston 1103', was
paid $64. Shun taught for $101.1. Ford,
and 001111on reoeli'od Milli apiece.
'i‘ho Franklin olnh nurrliitrod $150 to
Burma rind lioli‘nont. tho lot‘foh’. money
which had boon posted by tho club,
im- the lighters. Thu torfcit money
was turned oror to Burns and Der
lllOlli, at limit lunt nix-ht. wording to
tho 'ntntomttl't'l oi (luliuimn, tho tortott
holder. .
'l‘homun liar-in, tho chairman of tho
‘trotntnittoo of tho l-‘runhilu club whioh
hnd tho north-in charge, ututod 111111.
nightmtbuit tho Prunklinu will iiumctli»
htoly i'olloht. 111011133" to [my tho tlohto
int-urrod. , .
lhn'ui; was to how. ruoeivnd Slim.
while [1111111111131 won to hum fought
horn tor stilt}, Tho roioreoiui: cost.
tho club 8:35. while the printing bill
for about rurds and 111111111111; will
come. to $100. The hull bill. for tho
use of thc (‘unino automates $300.
Altogether tho Fronklinu intro loot
Midi). but. 1.111101111111111 or the club
11111th loot night that. 13113113 will be
token atoms: to 1311,13 all the doom.
I.)oi"ot't3st, manager of iFrankie
Burns, was quito "put out‘ over the
turn. of affairs and t'itbimo to have lost.
$1150 in 43111113115113. ilurnn t'utttrnod to
All'otthurut, whom he will train for
his coming bout with Johnny Coulon.
which n to take. place on February
ill, at New tit'loans. Doltorost olaimo
that tho Wont. Side A. (3., of Now Or»
loans. uttered him $8130 to call on
Burns‘ tight in New tiuvon, in order
to insure the condition of Burns when
he lights ponlon DeForest threat
onod to bring suit, but this is not
likoiy. _
'I‘ho pmliminotion were pulled 021‘th
nor schedule; Tommy “Shoo, at New
Halon outpolntlng John ’Munkfi.‘0‘f
lionton, in 12 rounds. and Mark Con
uoly of hasten, having the best of
31113113- Ford, or New Haven. in hearty
all the 10 rounds. .
a.
Norwaik Highs Want to Play Shim.
'fords.
basketball team.
.sons cubtttin, Johnny Monk. trainer Because oi? the line {1001' work of
101’ Yale athletes is in furor of the
plan He 3113's in the Yale Daily
5 Sewg ‘1 .,
. ‘Practice in winter is 11.11 excellent-
" thing for 111111131110 are trying for
~posltlon9 in the; line 1 it tends to
,mmako thou; dutch to uduot themselves
to no directions of the coaches, at
the" some time giving them practice
in] the one pinata of the game. As a
"Pronult they are just so much fur-
" ahgad iii-the tall.-
' opportunity oife‘red is ad-
"ditionni. practice in handling and
1111131113 he ball by the centers, backs,
: and ends}:
,it't’ii’nhlesf
i
hit], is being highly complimented up-
Park City without a doubt.
‘of the game, being not abashed by the
he Was mingling on the floor.
011 the home team.
connle'Mock Smilei
Cahill with what assistance came from i with the New Haven high school and
the other members of tho team, won trimmed them up to the tune or 24
the game tor the Bridgeport live. Co- to 16.
on his playing and is a favorite in the school walked into another onemy‘s
camp in Stundord and lost more or >
The preliminary game on Thursday their line feathers, our, neighboring
night was between two girl teams.1oit_'y defeating the upcfitato team by the
“Light Horse" Harry refereed one~halt score of 32, to 26
nearly dozen young ladies with whom with a team that domes close to our
own it 1: school 11111153111011. Manager
All hall to Harry and good work sax-‘11 old Burns is
he is doing, both in Bridgeport and 11111 with 311mm. Probably the lat-
. tet- pa‘ 11‘ 111111 11111111111111. dates will ,
beariwtted
contesting in their uports with an on; , _
,. rse‘rsy oeldom seen in high reboot doll“ ,
twirling tests ' '
. 911111111111 11112, :11 1111131
has boon clot: '-
l-ast Monday night it will be remem-
tiered that Norwnlk high 31111901 111111111
Last Friday uiglmNew Huron, high
And now ev‘or anxious to contest
try to get a not“
1313111111111 and Stamford «have 1111111111
the beat basketball manila
mutilate and are ever aomo 11mm,
Captain of Yale Swimmlnp To ‘
NEW HAVEN, Jun
' Walter Comp, ‘i‘ulo;
removal or run 20-yard restriction on
team Thursday night at Eogles' Hull “
it is expected that? this former aggro
gotten will have the 11111111111111 lino-up:
Leavy, Cahlll and Holman, forwards;
Smith, center; the-two Longhamme‘ru
and Hurley. guards.
Smith is 111111111311, 011111111111.
dlonbe who are not
tn gum or 1111111111111» may no
111111 ‘
3111 113
1111111
Open Game Agitation vs. Pteseni
Rules Cause oi Deadlock
Willi half of the. oommlttco 11o vocal.
int; thoughts to open up tho name and
I the othcr unit standing strong for the
11111111111; thoy are 111 pron-out, it would
131111111 that tho tobult or the meeting of’
the football surgeons in New York,
Saturday, would be 11 deadlock and in
such on event tho old rules would pro-
bably hold over. The committoo
1119.14.33 at tho Holt-l Astor. and foot»
hull men protiit't that, it will be the
.iivoliont wanton since tht3 old ruins
worn first. changed a low years ago.
The football ruloa~more tampered
11 itb iii in not other athletic endow
have nurviiod than) on attack in tho
unsound will probably aurvivonhio
intont‘probo. The football committee
hi divided into two purinucrou men
't'epmnonting tho National Coliegluto
Alhiotit modulation and union who
are bound to no 11111111111111.1111, but only
to tho tollcgoo they reprogram.
Tho Boron mombnrn .fi‘mn the N11
tut tutti
litll 111111
31111111111111
Local hasketbail Players Lose to
knickerboclters by Score oi
Twenty-six in Fourteen
11111111171111 Siliiil
1111 [till Biliitt
The Score Was Twenty-eight to
Eight Last Night
m»...
Tho 'Knickorhonkorn made their neo-
oud visit of the neuron to tho armory
inst night 11nd again tho Now Yorkorn
Vttnquislmd tht3 $lxth Company loam.
this time by a uttoro of lid-ii. Tho lirst
The Old Well
SOUTH NORWALK .
AUGUST, 0.
BAXTER, F. H.
BRIGGERMAN. W1 A.
CANEVARI, D.
CARTELLANO a BARDINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
COLEMAN, F'. B.
CUNEO. G.
DISESA LEONARD
DREYFUBS. A. W.
EAGLE HOTEL
GERMANlA HOTEL
GHIOTTO 6. CO.
GUTKOWSKY, 8- G.
HAFNER' 3 EAST SIDE CiGAR
STORES
KASTEANTos. K.
LAYDEN, MR3. J.
LE Y. A. I. GO.
MA NEH AFLYNN
MAGNER d. TROY
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL
MORELLl. J
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The Gibson 100 Ci gar.
FORMERLY MADE SY THE GEORGE B. MILLER CO., OgF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY . ,
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
Cigar Company
NDVAK, s.
PLAISTED, n. H.
sanua. CARL
scumor, ADAM
SlLLlMAN, E. 11.. ,
sTtLLsou—POWELL co.
WHELPLEY a. CLARK
WIGMORE. w. 13., a. co.
NORWALK
BAUR, W. C. "
GLENDENING, H., «1 CO.
HAYES, J.T T.
HOLMES, KEELER 111 SEL— ‘
LECK CO... THE
MACE BR03.
MORELLI'G. CARBONE
SACHS. H.
SKELLY 6 HOWARD
STARR, FRANK R.
WEED, E. P.
EAST NORWALK
HASSAN BROS.
JACKSON. A. R
MEAD I! 00.. H. E.
R038 a SMITH
guino proved another victory for Nor-
woik High, the local students trim—
ming n quintet from Waterbury High
13111111111. dud-l. in on «any gaunt).
Tho big game “(All it boart breaker
tot Notwallt. At the beginning things
ttonnl Colic-glamannihilation aw i’h'.
iturrr ”l... “'llllllil‘tti. lilunouotu; 1112'
Joined .A. litihbitt. ilavorford; E. Kl
littll, lhirtntonth; i..imtt.V. w. Cooper,
Wont Point; Pt'ol‘, W. l». fiudlcy, Van)
dorblit; Prof. (l. w. Savage, Oberlin
and Hot S. (‘ My’illlnnts town The
other hall oi the 1.111111111111313 inclutlon
Dr. ti‘url F. Will
lotus, Pennsylvuuiu; liorcy linnghtonf
Harvard; F. 11. Benton. Annapolis;
1'11er it. Dom, i‘rlnooton; A. A
811mg, Chicago, and Jotoph Boaoham,'
Cornell. '
A111 regards 1111‘ udvisubliity oi‘
rimming the present. ruins tho com.
mitten 111313111111 overtly divided. The old‘
committee, including Mr. Camp. Mr.
llaughton, Mr. Doria, itnd others with
pmunnt3 “blond put. " Toto. hove no
untied tonne tho out! or the loot toot
bull season thut 11011111 oltahgo ought
, lot the iiaitors und Grimes. il’iiliahus
looked ttroininlng for tho armory play
mutt The Knicko through Arbor. 11cm
that to score, hogan getting it. both at
11111-1; with a clean shot. Coblil put
Nornnlk two points about! uhcn he
round the unborn, but this was the
only advantage tho Shth held during
tho 13113111111. iieulry shot tun lmukoto
and Grimes in turn uddod lluld goals
to the score ot‘ tho Kuicim.1)otney
thou pookctcd tho. hull and Dngon did
likewitto. The hull oudeti nitlt the.
standing: \“orw11iit.8; Knickerbock-
urn, 12 ‘
'l’ht- llnai nonsiou opened with the
Knioks going ntrong After fib‘illlnmu
found tho not for two points, (‘nbi ii an
ncxod another for tho home loam.
fluidity put in tho ncxt bushel. but
Cutituin homey at this point lauded
tho spun-m in tho not Goals Nos
to bo outdo wheroby it, would on non
bible for looms to more. touuhdowus
and not so many ilold gaunt or worn:
by chance pl’uyn. lint thin old oom~
tnittcobus got to be shown til-oily
thoroughly that any .suggcotwl chango
will work out ontlufutrtorily below it
consents to any innovation.
At. Vittorilarvord, 11111111111011, lor
hell. and other or the larger eastern
universities it. has boon the. tendency
of tho ounchos to stick to the old foot
htul motion This plan of game" is
not productive of scores under the
now rules. .
Tho otbor haltr‘ot tho committoo,
thorn the National '(fotlogiato anemia
tion, has boon instructed by that. 1311-
noclation bonded by Clint. Palmer E.
Pioroo, to advocate a murt3 01qu game
on the strength of suggestion mode
by Dr. Harry 1.. Williams of Minuet“
solo. T-hotio‘ suggestions include tho‘
the forward puss, allowing theniayer
to throw the ball any distance. and
tho shortening ot" the diamond lobe '
gained in three dunno ham to yards
to seven yards. That momma the
20- 3111-11 line. Between tho 20- you! line‘
and the 301.1] the organization adm.‘
eaten live yards to be 1; ‘ 111 three
downs Those oh .
Dr Williams ‘wt also tho posst.
Million of any attacking loom.
amino-11.111111111111111 . ,.
When the Saints,“ play the Nougatuok
Providing 111111
A11 thore “may be some in, thou .
laminar .wi
is John: ,9» that tho 111111111.
out from any nolntgetiing, the visit
anions, "Spot" pining right forward
and Captain 11111111111.- rlght guard. The
latter athlete received a spill in 11111312
3131111111 splinters from the floor wore
driven into his leg‘ Some Were reg
muted. but the 111111 ones seemed to
be. deeply buried in the cult of the log
and could not 13 removed at. the time.
llom’oy played through the game aut-
mung much pain from the injured leg.-
Costello was ill at home and no a
tatituie who available.
riding to attendance,
11711111111 ...........‘l. Durfee
deanlté tbé inclement ’Wig‘gioaworth Patched
weather. . . Right forward
The All Stars, at picked quintet from 31911111311311 . Taylor
- teams of the Hudson River League, 11' Left forward >
to big attraction for next Monday storey . Shea
t. ' Center. . ' ‘
Dalton ......... Grimes
Clinton
. Cahill hotel;
6 and ‘7 store tulliod b3 “Willow:
(it linen and Reality rounectlvely Soy
moor bore made his solo field goal oi
the gluon, but 111411111 has not through,
and caged the toolbar twice in a row.
Tho Knloks had the npnor hand 14 6
for the farenoil poriud
The Now lurk team in Roach. Ack~
or and Williams, posted some excelv
lent floor workorn Roach was the
pivot 1110111111 whom the playing was
centered and although Cnhtii shut him
but when the whistlo 1111911. blew the
N. ii § tlvo ‘ (lid the some thing 0191"
as in pool games at the armory. For
11' few minutes the baskets come slaw.
1y, but soon the locals warmed up to
their task tutti then it ‘wns just a romp
for them Wilson was the only Non
walk student 1.111511111111111. score in the
first period. The busy Greenwood cog;
ed 4 goals, luck, McMahon ll. Storey
3 11nd O‘Hara 1, giving ,Norwalk High
23, points foi- this session. Waterbury
ins center did well otherwise Cohili
111111111 an excellent game for the home
live. The. Sixth Company lads seemed
to about the effects or recent hard con-
torts Dugout and Downy shifted pus
length of time. nggiesworth and Al-
ken took the places of Wilson and
Greenwood for the last half Working
on their passing game, the home team
. did not go after the points in this not»
iod. in Whioh Norwtallt made 6 and.
Waterbury 8. in order to allow the
visiting students to catch a train home
1111 second unit 111191 out a little bit
short. , " .
13111 dotalla:
Norw‘alk H.- S.
tine prior to the game, and its 11 111111111
o .
whammy n. is.
About totii 1111111111111 tans wore in “
afldotails: , ‘ ‘ O'Hara; .'._ ‘. . ..... '. . . . . . .
Greenwood. 211111111
‘ Right guard. .
Left guard, -
13111111 goals-«MCMahou 4, Storey 3.
O’Hara 2.1111111111191111 4 Aiken 1. Pat
Knickerbockera
Right forward.
:11..-
. .Hooloy
Left for ward '
Center. (‘ , ..
give you a 3525 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«—
High tailed to get a point in the same -
.‘McCiolian ‘ ‘
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111 THE 111111111311
the weather is wet and cold
with many, and a~ stiff glassnof ,
good liquor hits the. shot and
wax-motile whole system after,
a hard day‘s work. A supply of
Mitgllt‘l‘ & Fl3nu's whiskey,
brandy, cordinls, wines, etc” iii 3‘
not only nocessari for your per-'
sonal comitirt but often prm enta
glutinous and colds and is always
‘ a good thing to have in the"
house anyhow. ‘
Magner.& Flynn
“A Word to the Wise is Sufi
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_ Wines, 131111111, Vermouth,
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