Under tho driving of Frank Hill a. Doincy
basketball player from the Crescent Right guard.
loam of Paternal) N. .1. who conic (lnhlil ‘ Gallagher
up lust evening innioad of Swanson. 1 Left guard.
to play ‘wilh tho‘Slx‘th Company fivo, . Baskets from field—~Dngon. 3- Hill
- the Network players won, 21-16;, from 3; norney‘l, 2; Cabin 2: Bowman, 5.
the St. Gabriela oilNI‘ew. York. The Reich ‘i: Murray, 1; Gallagher, 1.
' High school team trimmed the Xnv‘
E‘ Siwonson of Paternou was" to
put them thrown their 1pot-on, us the
_ 'i‘hia Hill, as n dribbler andlfloor mun.
fir
in; nit-he in them dun. He went to
Reich from tho start and thumb num~
1 timing of these two Iron a future
E ipond and mm obnoiderabi‘y in no
I“
ELOGElElI Lads Wrest‘Gamo’ From Visitors Ailcr Great Contact».
_ it:
they are known who cinnsy.
E ‘ hill,
1 hair and caged four consecutive bull.
play with a hull burst of 1195911111111 Carl Morris III. Bob Williams at
cure them this hair 17 to 8 Chattanooga.
Refill! Mid Gallagher htld it big part Young Dyfion V3" Young Eon” “t
'E in the line 3119ij 1,1» St. 011.111.1813. At Bridgeport.
. toast Reich was always mi“ 11111 1111 ”0131““!!! Ford VIII. nick Stowe, Bridge.
filliGW-lllfiytrr dopondod II 1. u,
lishbhnirgli nthleto to m 10:21:. will: Johnny Dundee W‘ MM" “"5““ “t
mlmn work that would pull them W “’ka .
2
III II 88th III
High School Wins Eaglily From Xaviers Ill Dauhury
_Wq—v‘
Murray
mm foul line—Hill, 1.
Rci’crecé'i‘homus Dorrie).
'i‘lmekceper»Mr. CaIa‘nagh.
High vs. Xaviero.
Again the High school had somoI
hurd practice against the Xavier team
of Illnnbury. in the early port of this
game. tho. N. H. S. players woro doing
most of the scuring but late in the
limit hail, the Danbury lads commenc-
ed to show better. ,Norwalk's early
lead gnvo them tho half. 22 to 10.
The last session was fast and well.
played, Danbury passed well and
showed to much better advantage.
Norwnlk High had the best. or a 20-16
score for the' last half. ’ThisII-I game
‘Ivns clearly played and all that could‘
be desired in the way of good basket-
Ibilll.
Hohn and Valentino scored eighteen
of Danbury's twenty six pointu. Nash
also was good. '
Aiken was out of the «game because
'of illness. O'Hara, Jimmy. Store!
and Captain Jack McMahon Were
mainstays, naturally, but a steady im-
provement is noticeable in Lawrence.
the students big center and Frank
McMahon,
Bridgeport High plays the N H S.
live on next MonddI evening“ ‘
The line up nsjncore follows:
N. H. S. Danbury
lI‘. McMahon Stunzon. Cuneo
tors, a. live from Danbury, 422d 1
As gamos come and. go, the St.
Gabriel-Sixth Company bottle. will
long be held in memory as a thriller.
This St. Gabriel team is all to the
good. That it has hosted such a team
as Stamford is readily believable now
tht Norwaik folks have seen this
new aggregation perform. The St. Ga-
briela work every opening to the illn-
Murrny and Gallagher played tho
guards ond'dld' it well. Beohmnn and
Ernest Reich ‘were th'evforwards und
L€on~
ard at Center had no chance ’at all to
get away with anything, no Hill kept
the former under 010% control,
have
played with Norwullt last night. He.
however, sent word that. he could not
maize the trip last night and orlcrcd
to send up another Pnternou player.
who plays center for the Cres-
ccuts was decided upon and word1wns
Obtained from hint that he .wouidvbo
here. ‘He came and the splendid play-
ing Hill exhibited will be talked about
for days to come. Again, Hill hand—
led the reins over the home team and
locals have not trpveled this Benson
opened the eyes of the lugs. There
was little doing»very little—«in the
scoring line for the first half. The Right forward.
gait which the players nmlutliined J. McMahon Hahn
seemed too will to lost. The Sixth Left forward. E
Company bids “are out to do some Lawrence Nash
thing. They selected it fast hunch to Center. I
begin on, but the locals were able to O'l'lnru Valentine
carry it through in the entire huli' Leit’gnard. '
St. Gabriela corned but eight points. Storey ' Conley
on field baskets by Reich, Beckman
and Murray Norwnlh could score
but twice, for a total of four points.
Hill and Dngon getting the credit for
the baskets.
There was little variation in the
swift pace throughout the second half.
But Norwalk had the right plan of
buttle. and with Captain Barney and
Harry (Inhill making it warm for
Reich and Bockmun’, the nttuok of
the ’St. Gabriel live was upset. The
homo team rallied early in the hint
Baskets from field—F. McMahon i;
.i. McMahon, 7; Lawrence 2; 0H2
re, 5; Storey, 6; Stanton, 1; Rollo, 4
Nash, i ; Valentine, 5; Conley, 2
Retcree»Thomaa Dorney.
BOUTS THIS WEEK.
TONIGHT
Tommy Shea vs. Tommy Flannagan,
nt Putnnm Conn.
Ono Round 'Hogan vs. Frankie 0i
son at Brooklyn
Dove Denllior va. Young Ijousbrey,
Patsy Dohucco vo. Young Miller at
help from scrimmage 'l‘hcue turned Providence.
the {mg for 01m. in 1111. 111,1 11,9 Jock .Brltton vs. F'rnnkle Nelson at
Sixth Company never gave the visit New York.
(”’8 much lenIv.ny The locals prennud I709 Cooler v2.1,loula DePontllleu at
titulr advantage and when at (no Rochester.
hrielu started It rally on their own WEDNESDAY
hook. it won ncntly broken up tutor
n couple of lmnkotn were poured.
Norwnlk ilnluilod a line evening, or .
(lilo Round Davis vs. boldlor Rooms
at New York
TH URHDAY
Joe Phillips vb. Fred Ycllo alt Rhoda
tilroultli. inn not with Illornoy play inland A c
FRIDAY .
11111111 Ralph mm 11" m1! Mud th‘EiwgdoxfOfiEgrzmm Jack “White at
1, I
Wain III II. 0. cont
Donor; proud the tomb mnrvoi or
condo:
, , n ”the are
“I“? pinyin: Gobi" into both [how _
" * IIII III IIIII
‘ health; a pitched ball lie is now Ipm’
IIIIII II IIIIIII
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Chicano Owner Wants to lrado . E
Several Players For Util-
ities Man E
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itilhciNNaTl, Doc 17-»Mnm biwe‘
bull mognnten will be hero pmorul oi
thorn having olrend)‘ arrived. Chat-loom
Murphy of tho Cubs got inlate Sunday
and bill stay until the banquet to John
McGImw, Why is playing in a local tho .
air I this Iwooli. E
I,Mnrphy it is sold 13 after anothorI 1 1 . .
pluyor tor IEhlB tenth, and is williulr toi The managers Wt“ the 16 1118.10!“ 4041
make a deal with \ioGraw. it is ru-lg’uc baseball clubs for 1913 have at
moved that lid 11th his eye on Arthur 11.1131 been settled upon. All have one
Slinqi‘or and that he is rcadx to offer 111110 signed 0011-11-11ch and 111111 one.
'Wiihlha Exception brilliance, the
"Fearless Leader Who Will
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Probably Landfills Highlanders
E .oovcral players "1 exchange tor ”WE Frank Chance Will probably do so oi the trntiic cummittee no formal
promising Itoungstor.‘1ne,x1wwk1mch or the major leagues
Shockurd is said to be on the mat"- will 111118 10111. 1111111111g and 10111. benchl
net, but it in not likely that. .MuiphI managers 1111111 season. 131,111,111 T111118,
would port with him in exchange for DOOM. 1111111 11113211131111 the 1111111011111
Share" “10’“? Joe "fink"- m" newinnd Callahan, Birmingham Stable and
manager of the Reds, who will arrive’ 3101,1111 11,11 111, 111 111111 11111110 every day
on Wednesday for a. conference with: 111 person while M11111.“ 131111.11 $11111.
licrrmann also moi make a bid for: 111gfi and 11111111111 111 the 111111011111 111111
Shaier EGriillth Chnnce. Jennings and Mack in
Murphy by the on), says the Cubs c11°111111,1111I111I1I 1111 direct the work or
have been strengthened 20 per cent. in their (1111111011 1.1.0111 11110 11911011 Thus a
“is ”909m dun “"‘h the ““5- good comparison of the two styles of
_, leadership can be mach
Six managers will make their debut.
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anET'HIs Ano'uT Etwo of these have had experience as
FRANK cfllflci one your and Stovnil did almost as
well by pulling the Browns out at last
.plnrc, Ivoro conspicuous in the last
a 1;”?th 63:38:31? :33: ”11$:3(;nrnoc This leaves only two places to
,, . . 1 1 1
Chance won four 11611111111111 and two.1bc filed in the American one 0: which
“01.111 8 c1111111111011511111111Iwill be taken care of by Dodo Birthing
Under his leadership the Cubs woroEuam at Cchelnud Thé successor L“
ueIer lower than third place at tliel iChlcago the CulrIGinnt battles 0’ the
end (If the season I
_ Chance dovciopcd Mordecai Brow
into n Igreat pitcher and it won under
“lie-sis of yore although the presence of
n.{Johnny tam at the helm will per-1
1 1 11.1 petunto the; bitter rivuh'y between the
his ”New“; intuiohnny mus m :two touma. There in not much doubt
“m" “m“ a m Ebut Ilcornw. will take koon delight in
. I r, I
i1 Chung. fftedfitggdcm’:$;:asgf1é wuiloping Evor’s team, while tho lot
“1“ ‘ 9‘ ° Ilor will reciprocate the feeling
he better Edda”; hose and 1:11? 3:112:21” it is said that there will also he
the (tub ha NE ocamc a 8T1 dome fireworks when the Cubs and
or.
:Clncinnnti Reds come together next
Chanco wan one of the best hitters
in the National league and was considIi'year Tickers annulncemont that 11?"
cred the best player in the business at E would Mt pa‘E’ (“lathe “1:2" :61?“ .w n
judging distance so accurately that REE-Ellslgzetgdigfiorzhzut 31° riln 133:?
$1131 turn long singles, into two hug-11mg” Tinker and Huggins will have
Ho bad to retire from tho 1111a1,1ug1;bo:mnsr:clnlnce to show their ability
field on account of being hit on theé In the 01 dor organization 31me
1111111 deaf 'or New York. Clark'o of Pittsburgh,
E l r
Chance is one of the strictest dis-1:233:13: ilglgdfllfircmnzhgigpugh
cipllnarinno inbnsobnll. He is a hurdithe “11.1)1’110111 Mod 111161113181}, after
task muster, but always been that his; blue close of last season while Chance
33121.35 get their dues and are pro IBreauthnn, Kiln; and O’Doy Were
E ' . shown the gate. Even will take up
mustacmgmghg‘r'fmm‘: 121.com: his duties with the Cuba. Tinker with
‘1‘“ C 111”“; mm? 1.0111221“ 11' the Reds, ‘Husxino withthe (llrdinnis
1on3.“ 18 “111,11 manfilmsoit I g and Stallions with the Braves. ‘
an no 8 ll . ' ,. in American Loom.
in the American
block and Hushle Jonningnoro fixtures
although nonoiderin what: happened
toIChonce their pool on do not ooem
no safe no bolero. stilt! with'th'c ohm
Ipion Rod oar: Grimm with the Whlta
box; and Giovali, with tho Browns.
did on: council to moron! ”other
our with their Ammo. stain won a,
world's ebb lonohrp driblt’li rhiood II
nobohth club/tooth, to will! pilot!" in
them. Job in; ‘Ohnnoi'o nadir-tutu
ban the lotto? won unable to odour
births: bonoh hint union will mono
BENEDlCT’S COME BACK.
soma' Time It'll, but Flmlly Arrive
and Defect Oppononto in Odd
Followo' Tournoy.
‘it'nptnin Nelson W. Benedict led his
men into battle last evening and upon
the green battlefield wanedouch a tur-
ioun ntiock upon the enemy that ion:
era the flag of onrrondor was hoisted
Captain Chorioo hi Kollmfb moo
wore glad to acknowiadno «that.
'i‘wo thounnnd and twenty toll in the
victorlono anIiva-nd their bro flood?”
ointod over the victory _ I
Putnam one or the whim
1 DVREONRQE'
. association Was held at tho York Av - 11.11.11 Mam 1.1111111111111116” 1“ 11.1 mm
‘ our Hotel New York during
En‘cnt Mallard. Beardsley, Franor Hig— .
. gins. Johnson, jMCnrthv. ’RMol, Rowe.‘
future. will not be the ‘l’thrilling con-I
dengue. Connie.
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ALARMS E
MEETING A3800!»
1TION 0F NORETH AMERICA.
E A meeting of the directom of ME
'1nn
{119.1
Ivhole of Wednesday. Dec. 4 Proalu 1
Item now called the meeting to or
o~E .
dor at 10. 30 n. m Thero wore DIE“ I1 3_1_xW-Mhm
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
HDXEE EE
Trio-phone (or ill-o nlarmo.1
ton and North Main lit-1
1 bilnllnokornoafigglw dill:
—~x all and a
5-»xlt S: u Corset I'o‘ctory. privoto.
IV ill‘ iiH.
2‘.
nynn. Schoob, Smith. Stevens, At~ gmgggétglgtfiauem 1
wood, Ackcrly and Whymnn. The 315““ glint, Hti‘llrrord and any Hotel:
“1038
committee on membership through
the chairman. A110. Frazer. reported
the addition or “how member; at
and nine the Nd: Haven convcntlon. 111~11§111wxm 1:01 C guns
0 -- ‘9 V6 an 6 1‘ I
All at tho directors were urged t _ 18—211} in Sch 1101 1mm M161
assist the committee on membership :1 and Taylor Ave.
by obtaining opt less than three, new §§ZEEE§1§K€a§3E§n§ Ship. 8"
’ .. -X 011MB. n ODI'DG
members onchI The WOrk of (:11an 35-.Lexington Ave. and Austin at.
man Frazer and the membership com- 2’1»th and Elm Grove Sta
mittcc. reported progress and 111111 31-South Main 81., between «iron on
the pork is in full operation. In the
nbéuncc of Mr. Pluto, the chairmon
1?.»xWollt sh, Franklin School
13-.xo11mc10m on. Concord and moon
00 B
lIi~North Main and Ann Btu.
til—«High El and Ba view AW.
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widow Sta
:f—erhE‘ectila Worsks. State St.
»x r an
25-4}? vllond and ate: Btu.
37~xLookwood Mfg. Co
41~Fulrfield Ave. and Cedar St
42»Toyior Ave and South St.
{WWW d!."\ .. and “Maw
“~13 nurrltt and Quintard Avon. and Wntol
iti— WoodWaI-u and nominal Avon.
51- aflolden Hill St. and Eimwood A".
report was made
The report or the committee on
publicntiou was made bl Mr. Rome as
chairman of the committee. Man}
52 »Washinston St Bridge
lotion: were read showing the divers- a» firerlgmkyird 13:31:11 Angle 118.21 privoto.
_- o 1
“3’ and 53°90 0‘ the work There (it) Denotes non- integer!“ box“.
(M) Muster box‘. from which the mun
her at any be: can be bounded
Ono stroke” or. 12 noon cud I mm. .
standard time, i- .
One stroke at odd times. tutlnu oi
wore also exhibits in the form of
clippings. covering many millions of
copies of periodicals and newspapers.
line 0 n. 1-
showing the desirability or oysters ns “0931,0113: we, m “am 111,. out. to
food Mr McCarthy. clerk of the all: dapmm 1-1
l
committee, re m rt 6d m1” the m“ “1‘ nightfall- P10“ outtakes water to be ohm
tion of the booklets, 115.000. had been 1, “game.- 3,3,1; ”ch WWI 'I ”l“
exhausted and that orders for the ”113w £131,151er district an to-
second edition were already sufficient . ' ‘
to nearly absorb this edttion, which ‘
will be ready lor delivery in two or;
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NORWALK not: ALARM!
three days In... demand 10”“ lit—€223 tidbit :22 22.1.3212:
booklets has been so great that Mr." M35131: 3:131 and K9110“ Sim“
Mct‘a rthy had employed 12 assistants 3%» F entkfihrtxiuo and gciknley Egan.
in dintribntlng and shipping thorn ilfiahfisew?§§:fi fifisé °°'
. ~ V art no
The following resolution was unnnl ”41111er 1132119118 and 01,01 18 k
mously passed: ‘SMhapolBuo ctnnd Hgaebor Avonut
Resolved That the directors owe a ,ffigéiéngiég‘éa 203:1; 1111011: rig-mgr. .,
-* on 8"!!!“
debt 0" gratitude to tho committee on :12» Main patrol; and North Arbutusu
publication, and to the chairman in itȤ'[ri1nce sync?
particular. for the able thorough and “ 3&3“ film‘m‘fib gm,h
efficient manner in which the cam- 5:33“ng streetanenr Bummer BL
pnigu of publicity has been deIlsed 1120.21,,"5’35efld 3“": AIM“
V IICO 0-
and executed. “~15“: Avggll: 3m Doom in mild)!“
Mr. Wymun of Baltimore. stated
that he had been instructed bl the
Booth Fisheries Co. tom'opoctfully colt EAST NORWALK Fm: ALARM soul.
attention of the directors to the fact m" h““‘““"‘”' ":"eohm E715}; 3"“ 5m“
that a number or the recipes in the igfitoh School (mute). 1
1 ' P vote boxes will only in poled to:
asooo atlon inftringed the 300th com A “199110“ m “mam s ,1
p511: :‘ODMIth Hr. W‘yman amtad (Flaggugegregcm gmf' a p I! ‘m
I r n 6
t a t e Boot Euphoric: 00 would F111 Wumn'mg and 11,0" 8”
preter that the Foolpas in question Eba 2»..an Zondt 8L and Osborn A“.
omlted from future editions or elon‘1g17:%“1“‘m“°' "“1 80me
utt—l’ort daiélmlu 8m.
that they be credited in the booklets Me and mum at
to the Booth company. The chairman 22533:. germ at. and Edna An.
01' the committee stated that he had $33333? WM?
himself written the introduction and ‘M‘WWP , th 5 1
“I? Boo l word and mat. (Tol.
furnished the photographs llld title 842-»Eomr on Inna Pitta Hill Ave. (roll
for the booklet but that he had M311§28§5311"1fi%:$“1pmd ”I l“ ’
le. vi loan motor mat-rm
the selection or the mines to their1'111beI’ "1'1"“ 11mm 11011 a.
lndvertlulnx «out, who had a inrgo1mmmwhoro looot'oa.
number of- “QM avolloble. Ho bid 31. we! or :11.” mfifi’umn 31:1 $13
bomvor; manner to the advertising I“ u" “NI
lb! smooth
agent a may booklet gloriously in 11—01» blur: odd timer. «can; or “II
and: :‘y t” C. Rowe and (‘50.. and the 1 11‘ owwanm ”.11 W m...
8“ ll @mmmn also altered as- - - o .
n»’l‘won tw , on it I. In. no non
blatanco and plitl‘tpurnphn for this mm M m Mtyllu " bun
nu
pong if any Hallie unions and ii-n»ryonty»m. ‘E 1n.» p‘ m" a” on
Were identical wit than in the Booth 111 111““"21313’ ”fiaubfl1
booklet. the committing would hit glad ‘ gatin- 4%m El ’ . tho
to bubotltute others. it the Booth '
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mommy were unwilling to bore them . .
until. it on; man unit the matter m"““’” 'I‘“ “4"“ ”mm”
to no to III. pommltm on mucus 112;: m I“ ll" WI ‘W‘I “I ‘“
than with power to not.» _, * I all no. to II, 1.. it. It a: II
doom m momma: out”. iloo
cotton or traitor initirlono to the in:
u-«% M“ flanking“
3:211.“ 1mg the W‘t‘y‘h
that the. doli‘oplnlon of Hon. ruin
ml in ‘
‘ directed service will rebutt11
E Honor ‘Ludlow
.Ihe brewery (or 31.00 cud,
,1oinu.nndothorbmtod
Th 170,, io'titwnyn‘o way In
snicn‘tloua, skilled Ivor
cook, a position where. one
ndvuncemoht.
Agood no. flan bent
paper.
Twin City ‘ 1 .I
lingual or c I ,
Little Gem ‘
ii. i. BEYIlilLllB
SPEQIAL HOLIDAY BOX
ALL DEALS“
.-_ at- iLw .W MLHI
nonunion-Illu‘uun'n
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Electrical. Co
The Only Fully Equlpnd
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In the twin
AUTO sprout-o
Phone soc-50 co. m: .
Bo. Nomad: um: non , '
Izo'n ICI- - n'u’u:v;u‘-:
m
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where you «on buy dlroct; You
get wholcoole prices it you.
my place Don't (want «mm fit
Norwallt Special Whiskey, the M
the market tor 90¢ bottle. Wit!
all kinds at 2—8 price. Giro no it.
15 kinds of bottledrhoor; .m .. .
tho Whiskey and Wines in.
by bottles. gallon oi- banal.-
price for cute, hotel or club .,
Come and vloit our place and
Vince yourselt.
Tot. Call me.
We deliver all things in
town.
Ste plied
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