PAGE SIX
“CRAZY” STATES ARE THE
SANEST.
East will have to retise its no-
THF SOUTH NORWitLK
EVENING SENTINEL
'l'lic
ESTABLISHED BY w I I I . I I to
ten ti tic re olive tegl‘ce lJ sail .
JAMES GOLDEN. . A . .. p
in liit' various Ethic-.\. ll.» ltlt‘it that
the West and Southwcel arc "crazier"
E L AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
than the rest ot‘ the country is given a
knockout blow by Slalla‘lt‘h‘ JIISI t>5th‘tI
lJ_\ lllt
In >pilt‘ ol the impression that the
TUESDAY, FEB. 1915
r‘cdcrul (‘t‘llpus Bureau,
v
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
legislative periormances ol' t)ltlaltonta
have given more consertative commu-
High tide 1 -21 a m . 1.39 P m llllit‘s. that Slate stands IOI‘lll on the
[Sun rises 6245; sets 5:29, census book: as almost incredibly
suite. It has only it? lunatics to lttu.-‘
whereas wise and super-
York hub~ five times that
with onetenth or
that tit‘uplt‘.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
92- ~2—News Department.
92- -3-Business Department.
11388 —Branch Office, Norwalk.
1225— 3—-—Editors Residence.
a385~12—City Editor's Residence.
in 1 3-12--Business Manager’s Res-
idence, '
cilions .\Cctv
many. New Mexico.
one per cent. less mental discaec than
Oklahoma. leads the country iii sanity.
.\nd dreadful to relate. good old .\lasstt-
lottndtttion-
chusctts. supposedly the
stone of otir national intellect and iii-
stitutions. is the craziest State in the
per ltitl,tltltJ of
MASONIC NOTICE.
A Stated Communication of Old
Welt Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.,
witl be hold at its rooms. February
10h, 1915. at 8 o'Clock. p. m.
\Ncrl-.-——E. A. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially
Orr—{vitally invited.
Fraternally yours.
SYLVESTER P. DECKER, W. M.
Robert M Wilcox.
Secretary.
l'nion. with lilil Ittiiatics
population.
There is one place in .>\mcrica. how-
ever. sut'tcrlng mort lrom tncntal aber-
rations than .\IIHSIH'hllSt‘lIS You‘dbc
tii‘st crat k. It‘s the
lit that District
and likely to 3110355 ll.
llistrict oi t‘olnnlliia.
whicl. is to say, ill the t‘ity ol' Wash
inglon -NT‘.“.t persons t-tit oi' cvcry
fi'jst' . . . 4
ltiti_tttttl are in institutiona tor the 11)-
.so unkind as to
._.-. __ sane Let us not he
Butler Chapter. No.38, R. A. M. iiitnnatt- that still tuorc of “cm ottulit
Meets in Masonic Building. South 10 i... thcrc. and M's n... ppm-mi
Main St. "Jud and tilt Tuesdays. of
each month 'July and August ex-
cepted out ‘1 o'clotk. All Royal ArCh
the
>Ut'li institutions.
\t'licthcr Capitol is lisjtctl among
The matter is seri-
“lahllilfi cordially invited Charles ous citough it: it :;I;tlltl~‘
' A. 'liipli. ll- 1’. “tiller! \V. Wilcox. ’l‘ltc general ('tlllt'lllnltills‘ to be drawn
SW' from the report are that thcrc l.\ more
insanity iii the liast than in the \\'t-st.
South.
THL' GERMAN PROPAGANDA more iit the .\‘orth than iii the
. more ill the cities than iii the country,
‘ l’t'lctztlly word needs: to he said to I .
and more among old petiptc than
ttl’lI tlt-rtnan t‘rit-ndw. particularly those
among the young. .\.\ tor ant parltcu.
i..lcrt-.~tcd in the proposed (imam/.3» . . . .
lill' state or section. the itewti it t», Hu-
“”1: t)!' the \ttll’lllill Herman \mcl‘lcttu
greater degree oi mental llt'l‘llllllll)
t willtlt- . .
this lt‘:il‘tlt' is bt int; t'ortutd t'ranltl) ‘m'l “NH“ ouc 1“”) "\l’ml ‘“ ””d
“4’ \tittlt'tl political action. lt aims to mu"- ”~._...__...-_.._. ~
'wcld citi'lcns ot‘ tlcrman origin and
Lertnan .~~_\ntp.tt|iit-s ltito a solid unit. POETlC DOCTOR COIOK'
So lloctor t‘oolt must wait tor an
't‘ is an cll‘tttt to establish a new politi-
i I t“ l. t t m that m up“... .\. other t'ongress to vindicate lll> claims
t t Ii 1 j. t. ; .t . .\ . ,.
lotht-discmcryotthc.\ortl1l‘olc. Iht-
int-d in this country a party that docs .
. dunno”. lite lLllI‘tlpt'tlll war. with its .\met‘icttn ram
' I
appears of sonicwha' more
it). .\pt‘lllll tllll til our
' ' ' - ' ”c'tlittllt'.
lot' \\llti~c m~ptratton is alien. ”1 ‘
This" “ MI .1. . t‘ull n. peril tothe const-ttucittc just ttow tliait tht- tt-la-
. It l.‘ l t l> .
- 1': " ' l t‘ool‘ 'llltl l'L‘ll‘).
).t1iott ttttl lo lill‘ lit'rllllill .\incrtctttis ”" “ l “ ”-l ‘l “ ‘
.\t'lt‘l'lllt‘lt‘tw‘h‘ a hood litany tltotintntl
lt-tttlt-rs
(ll. lllt‘
tilt-inscltt-s While its pro .
- ‘ .-- 4: ‘ ' l‘lll\' sections
to» ll tit-sire to rc-cstabltslt a .genuine W“ l“ ”H” l“ “t »
.-~‘_\'lltpaliict1c
He
his
I . ' " " l to .‘
Zin'i'crtcwn itttttrttlity.“ the 00“th m Ullllllll will own in .
A" ' ‘ ‘ ‘ V t ‘ tltit'ittl‘.
action it...) ill‘illi‘b‘“ is m“ 01' menace tttltttt. lot the tingmttic .
has made plenty of ll‘lL‘lttlH‘ ll_\'
it our neutrality.
tllllt‘l persistence aiitl apparent candor.
It a .\‘atioit'tl lll‘lll\ll-.\lllt'l‘lt'.lll Lettg
consisting
iht‘
..i.~t incessant lcctttt'c tours hnvc ptit
ill
\IL‘ lit‘l't- Itii‘ilwtl here. (ll . .
‘his cause before several millions
people. of
convinced that he discovered tltc I’ole.
itiritisli-Atncricttns. protcssitig pa
‘it-iolic litll‘lith-P oi‘ fillt‘L'llilI‘tllIlll. .\lll"l‘l-
.\lany them are actually
tlcrnian would
Would not.
(in neutrality. what
“any more are persuaded that. wlietlt
ttke tliciti at their word" .
he tllllllh
any t.-\~..i.hpmpid German instantly tl ht .ttrited thtre oi no . .
pt‘nt ottt lll'll how-WW fair 'llltllil‘bll“l}~ he did. and must be given credit tor
t' 1 n . . i .
ytorthv their intentions; 1h.- nmpa. sincerity as well as tor the patient en-
itons of human nature would make it illlritiitit’ ”l hardships Sili‘li 1‘“ seldom
run to the lot of any man.
The Doctor
may be along this line.
impossible for llll‘lll to livc tip to lllt‘ll . -.
)i'tll"k1\l(nl\' final verdict oti took
'l‘llt’t‘t' is lesit
it there wtt'c such a lll‘tl'l‘nl‘illsll
out it a tit-uttermstu league disposition now to wet the cwiorvr
I t
t
tl‘c two factions should agree oii a pol-
agile,
-rc assotizttcd \\llll it amicably.
and down 115 a deliberate liar. It is easier
for anyone wlto has. talked with this:
rctttarkablc man. or heard him nDt‘tllLt
or studied him and his writings. to no
cept his story as either a rattler poetic
j; y of national conduct during the war.
tit-re might result a really valuable.
. not l‘\ll'.’ll_llllll\ll‘.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINF‘J.
charges added. shipping rates were so
low that the big trunk lines couldn‘t
’l‘hc
therefore appealed to the toinmission
stand the c.0hlpetltloli
toi reliet. and got it. in the form of per-
lIll:SlUll ll) l(_)\\I‘I‘ their ”“13 (leh I l0
coast rates regardless of intermotm~
tain rates. ‘
The railroads. it appears. can makel
totisitleritble ietltictions on inanv class- ;
es of trans-tonitnental treight. and
still earn a moderate profit.
ductions. in turn.
some efi'cct in keeping down steamship.
rates to a proper level,
The canal has done one of the big;
things it was meant to do iii bringing
about real competition in the carrying
trade between the East and the West. _
...._~—_._.-
THAT $100,000,000 M ENACE.
There‘s nothing small or narrow
Rockefeller
oi' t‘ornell.
about that Foundation.
l’residt-nt Schttrman. says
that "It might use its funds to defend
the republic in time of war. or advance
economic reform iti times ot‘ peace. it
might thamplon free trade or protcct~
iie taritT or socialism. it might endow
tlic clergy or subsidize any new relig-
and
ion: it may be t‘hrlstianlly today.
llill yearn hcnct it might provide llll‘
tht.t introduction of Buddhism in this
Country
That looks like a lot til" power for
any man or group oi" [hell it) portscsa.
York Legis-
but inuslnuth its the New
laturc hurt power. at any time. to I‘t.‘
wind or amend tht- lt‘otindtttiott's char-
ter, we refuse to be alarmed lest that
$ltlt'litlll_tlt|tl he used to convert us all
littddhistn or littliaisin
. __. _.__‘
litill'l lilttlltt‘
to Socialism.
hetin:
It's all
Eastern toll. t'or
lt‘sx‘ [il‘tigl‘t‘n‘th’ tltttii Western.
rluhl tor l.os .\ngt'lcs to usher iti l-‘eli-
l‘iltil‘) with a straw hat parade. but
when a t'lllM‘ll of Yonkers. N. Y. trim!
to do the same thing he landed lll tail
9 ....
litOll JOHNSON
IO OE lllllilSllO
to continue. rally. by .\‘orwitlk. closed the half. 22 75‘:
Kenny respondctl by knocking Joe. to 15. in favor ot‘ the Blue Ribbons. H. at \, t‘rmm llfllllitslx', POLISH MOPS.
into another corner. where he fell iii a The best part of the playing clinic in 1.4.1.1“. twill] HI] lilll't‘ Il'lllngillar ‘hl‘lw' 3”
sittiuu position. The referee was the last half, with George Smith driv-‘ " A . ' \ 'tiltt lllL' corner. clttttzs
tililiL't-tl to grab Kenny around the lug tltc home team to a ltot paco. hm.” l"“'“”"“~ pct' :ttttl poltblttII al lintls tit ,
waist this time and throw the wild one Smith had all along, been roving the .‘t’ll'l ------------- 49¢ \i't'tvtl\\‘ti“l\’. .(tt ll 44" ’
clcar across the ring. llut llt-rt canto court and spoiling the best attempts: . 6
back at l'ull llll. The referee thought of the Bridgeport players to shine.‘ a
it was meant for Ithnsclt'. so he stiuttr- George went a little further iii the.’ "
ed oil with llct'traui. lie lhially drag-t final stages and let himself out almost.3 75C OIL CANS' $139 ASH CANS- !
KW]““1"liWIl)’lllltlillltllllt‘rl\'.(l. wasIto his limi'..~or so it seemed. but: 5 gitllttll size. Ill licztv) [hm \ .\.“,‘IHH/M ”II” !.
chalked up Illzilllh‘l Iht' t'ltlll .\1 ct‘urty, probably lItI Oltt‘ hits I)‘(’t s‘l‘t‘ll lllt’ Stam- gitl\ ‘H‘l/‘ql Il‘Oll. Slit‘t‘litl \\ llli ”1‘ (l ’l‘tll'w _I_ f I"
though lllt‘I‘t‘ had hccn no opportunity ford crack when he has played hint ‘ ttttiitit'tmv. ”Ch 55c (my ' “ ”9‘8”" 9
‘ to count him out. ist-lt‘ otit. lltt has never met an opp:i~_ ‘ C. I
The crowd \\'t\.\ bewildered h) the ”9'” "D ””5 “til ”‘1” li’l‘l‘d mm m ll” ' 6
quick gin-(“3551.“) m mm“... and after it. Last llllilll Smith outehonc even Great Values In Beddin i
,
g' y
l“t'll, lb. ~.l;tt’lt
nccro plliullbl, who tied to Europe
t‘lill'.\ti(l. .lUlllixll'l.
lllt‘
ultt-r lit-int: st-ntcntcd to a year iii Ilic
l‘tllt'l‘fll l'ciiitentittry tor \iolalion oi
the .\lunu Act. will be extradited and
returned to t‘hicago oil a t'llill‘lll‘ ut'
statement
l'llllt‘tl
cotttpirttty. according to :1
today by t‘littt'les F. L‘litie.
States district attorney.
The recent stipreitie court decision
In a white slave caSc. holding that a
conspiracy may be entered into in tin-
late the act. was. cited by Mr. (‘line as.
authority tor the statement.
The otl'ctise for which Johnson was
litstrict .\ttoritt-y Cline said. "It-l
btit conspiracy in iii)
the l'nitt-d States law It the
returned through any
either before or
tried."
late is.
pttgilist
or our various plans.
is not
.uttcr his boxing match at Juarez. .\iex..
or
and
he will be indicted for conspiracy.
rested whcrcvcr tinty he.
brought back.
"He may elude us and escape to En-
litit his freedom will be
he
rope tigain.
short lived."
BOUTS FOR WEEK.
Tonight.
l'latts vs. .lttltllll)‘ Summers at.
t
tins
I attribution to \mcrican neutrality. Liverpool.
, , . . ‘ . ., ~ ~r , or else the . . , ,
ittit the heated champions ot \‘lllll‘l tilt-\tiiliitiim ot ”‘ll truth .\lvic “mgr ‘3‘. till Delaney at
rule must pardon the bulk ot‘ our citt< fruit of a vivid imagination li’liliiori‘r‘ Lorain. .
' -n~ who ”(IT- ttcither Germans nor iii \iirttirdcrt‘tl bl" ilit‘ litirtlSlillifi 0i. “HI Al .\Ict‘oy ts. .\. 'I‘. .\lct‘oy at New
I‘ ' ,. . . York. ‘
ttwriiisli. .\tts'ritttts nor Serbs. liti'ltw “tilt winter. Johnny (‘lov‘r \‘s t‘arl l-lert7 at
. I | 1 in \lllel‘lC‘UlS it" \nd whether took atttiully reached ‘I - ‘
to: l’. whims. itt lift . t - . t h t atter The Sotncrswottlt .\. H.
. — . . ~_ : 1 i . w a. in . ‘
1 my discount the chums-t and cut. tlit lol( or no Wednesday.
usins of each extreme. and ltoltt them-i Pole is nothing. Doctor t‘ook ltimscll'Il
wives lllt’ best judges of what consti is something more important-it poet
tttc.L Atticricaii neutrality.
the Germans alone have
Ijudges pronounce the best portrayal oi
iArctlc beautv and mystery of the iii
her spirit of Polar days and nights,‘
that is to be found in the whole literh
titre ot exploration. Why expect math-
ot‘
Thus far
organized a propaganda in this coun-
try in favor of their i‘atlierland. We
04076 it to the Germans, as our friends
and fellow-citizens. to tell them that
j” [he Inn“). propaganda has! cmatical precision II) the creator
been conducted unw-isely. They them-l 511011 gorgeous and elusive dreams—it
halves cannot help seeing that thus far
i' has failed of its purpose. Those (ti--
reeling it have not properly gauged COAST-TO-COAST COMPETITION.
American sentiment. If they continue wsf year. when the panama Cantu
that propaganda, and force it into tlic'm“s fight was on. the constwtse ship-
realm of politics, they may not merely; ping interests insisted that they
endanger our international relations couldn't stand competition with the
b‘” my ”0““ great bitterness m“lltranscontinental railroads if they had
”mm“ ‘l home. to pay coniil tollo. The decision of the
0"" Get-mun friends and neighbors Interstate Commerce Commission on
will “I“ w l" m 113 All“: weime. t'lmnsconttnutal railroad rates reveals
“1““th All!!!” thenctthottbo aiming Mensa
their
they are dreams?
—..————o
l
l
l
l
. they will not so so {or u toluen- Iter- were militaten. Instead Of the “ten
Eddie tliclgitnnt Brown vs. Y'oung
lasper: Harry llillon vs. Battling All
Rockingitam A. 0., Portsmouth. l
Thursday. i
Al Sliubert \8. Kid Wolfe, at;
Lawrence
Jack tTwiul Sullivan vs. Jim (‘ot'
fey at New York
Young Grady vs.
Downey at Adams.
Kid Rosch vs. Johnny Munice
North Adams.
i
Battling John
at1
Friday.
Bob Lefavour vs. Bill McKinnon;
Young Brusso Vs. Young Plausse;
Danny Ryan vs. Johnny Grilfin. at
Only A. C.. North Ablnzton.
Willie Beecher vs. Johnny Harvey
at New Haven.
Lee Anderson vs, Patsey De Luccu
at Rttmford, Me.
Billy Goodrich vs. Kid Lat-Rhee at
Blddetord.
“it Saturday.
Larry Williams vs. Kid Wagner or;
Havana.
In .. Io
’l‘ht-ir rel
will hate a whole-.5
uppt .ist- the popular clamor.
on what its outcome may bc—namely.
'thiit \\illurd may win after all.
, plop had the Hoosier boy MM but
.‘amltnthovimdortiediuplu oullnch
A
OIIIIR SPORIS llillli ltlBBONS lull
in NCAINOOCIIIO l ”ill“ ”ll“
OOI lWlOl IN ROUND
I
I
roads
l or the third Sul‘wsxhi'
a high order ot’ basketball,
.\iondaythdi .
Armory wa> last nigtit the scene ot' "V
of -t nature
that eclipsed by tar all game». ot the
times: two winters. ltit tiltit
Ribbons,
Wild Bert Kenny PuniSheS Him IN a m“? (”nomination 01 individual excel.
leitce and systematic cfiorls.
Trickery~lleferee Has ”Ct Af- Vorwalk live down by
termn of it
they had up their sleeves. l‘nc
There was action or a weird and utt-
usual kind at the Broadway Sporting‘to battle with the five from St'tples
club. New lurk during yesterdays High of Westport.
matinee. Joe t'l‘w-inl McCarty was by a point.
knocked out not only once. but twice lads ltud plated 'dbtttll titty seven va-
. for good measure iii the first round otI rieties of the game.
a bout with Wild Bert Kenny. who sub-
stituted for Jack Reynolds.
Kenny. who has been out for sever
at months with a broken hand. evi-
dently has recovered ltié wildness.
hit twin brother right on the jaw;
was knocked into the corner on
Norwalk put out a stiong lineup. as
Iadthtlllst‘d with tht exception
Ilan. who sent a telegram. late yester
lie day afternoon. that told of a suddent
.loe illness. George Smith.
the‘ Mike Smolick were on -liand
ropes and was out standing up. Itchz Smith played center against Leonard.
eree llaukup was about to wave httn The game started lavorably for .\‘or-
away a beaten man when Joe came to walk. with the players covering effect-
long enough to say“ “Didn‘t you hear: ively from the first whistle,
0. K.
it 1' Didn‘t you hear it 1’ The bell, the, minutes Dugon and lleckman did all
"hell. of the point making or UIIHISUS detect-
Tlic trick worked lot the referee ed by the I‘t'll‘rt‘t‘_
pulled Kenny away and went over to] After the iirst
ask the iimukeeper about it. By the by lion-an. tlcld goals came a little
time he had found ottt that the hell tnort- freely. with the min: Ribbons
hadn't rung the twin had recovered. slowly drawing away, .\ltdway of
put \hej
a More of 38:
l
to 32. but not until the visitors had N, inns
.\‘or- i U
walk Highs sent in their WtOIId learnt
and Staples won.
.‘t to :3. alter the younti
that.
John Hogan played in place of .\chil l
t
l
t
Jake r tiller and
i
For many '
score l'roin the field,
theI
Then the referee ordered the carnage half. that team led. in to h. but a line
the bout u was nwpfisum for Johnny the brilliant lleckinan. and even with,
pm", in bear illt' “Whigs explanation lolnitiv shotthti: his customary speed
and Khnu‘ it M 1“. NW 01‘ pp ‘03... to and e'levertit-ss, (:corgtt nailed ltlni sev-
cml titties. uttllltiing litchinan‘a play-
ing by giving Johnny a few better. oc-
_..__.._ MM—
t-usioiially. Without Smith.
ling. .\‘orwnlk would have been “in
bad." while with llcclimitn out oi. the
name even the splendid tloor play of
llOlOlll ION NlllllRO
last even--
PROMOIERS’ 801E HOPE “illlt‘l .\‘wciisott would have been.
wasttd llagon played a llIM' game.
also. lly witltllilli. lhc ltlue lillllltmfii
lt
llit'li
try
l:«
in
ltl
:tnitaltttn qttltc a flu :porlittg
different parts of the coun-
lcttrn whcre the money will
torthcomitig to meet the’ great
expense involved in the promotion
ot‘ the \\'llltlrtl«ltillllSOIl I'orty-Ilvcf
round battle at .lttarez next March. As.
near as those not directly associated
with the cttttrnrix‘ti can figure it thtl ”mum .\IOI‘l'lhOH, Stev.ens me‘
[it“tlllltttt’ltl are lit tor a big financial' Kelley and “Red Kelley compriwc the
ttn'}
Norwalk's solitary win.
1 George Smith and Johnny liccktitnn
ll'
onipttny team against the New t‘a-
naan live on next Monday
.\‘ew (‘ttnuun will play with the same
(‘
clut-eti tlit- scrim with tho- tr tottrth vie-t
Ilic opening coiittst tesulting inI .g
play ttttlt three local lllt‘ll on the Sixth;
lineup that. recentlv deteated Dunburyl {I
delic.it witlt only the flimsy posuibh- ileum. The work of Smith and Beck
it) that Willard will win the (ham inton. on this local team. “in he a treati
pionsltip to save them from titter for the fans next week. l
mmj . . i The lineup last night: |
Victory tor the white man would lt‘ield pout 'l‘ottil '
undoubtedly be stttticient rwum'iNorwaIk. Goals. tiouls. “mm“
tense to -m ~~ i v losses t at Illl'llll , . . ..
lie lllt'lll‘l‘l‘tl liln :litgiug lllt‘hlllllll. hit Fmomk A 'i """ l N .. i
. . Dagon. lt‘ .ti .\ R
has ottenI been roughly estimated thutI 9““th (‘ .2} U 5 l
it cool million awaits the heavyweight: Hogan. (‘1 ....... 4 .1 11‘. i
who is able to takc the cltampion- “In?“ t‘. .L‘ o 4 i
Slllll away trout the negro. It’s an: .. _‘ __ I
enticing proposition for any atltlctul 'l‘otttls IIII ill 1: 32 g
to go after. for it is assured that at. Field Foul Total l
fortune of alluring proportions, is‘ Blue Ribbons. Goals. Goals. l’ointE-I‘
within the grasp of the hcnvywmght .Bet kman It ..... 4 t; H
who turns the trick. even though the ill lch. F IIIIIIIIII 3 U 6
amount itiay not bt‘ a million. l Leonard. C .3 0 6
IAI knockout by Willard or a de-! tSwenson. G IIIIII 4 ti 8
cision lil his t‘uvor would llll‘lllSh an Roach. t‘. IIIIIIIII 2 0 4
answer for the hit: outlay of money __ _ __
being made in connection with thaI Totals IIIIIIIII lti t: 38
bottt. and some shrewd observers oil r'ouls called—0n BIIIPVKIDDOIIS. 23-1;
events are taking the curious condi-
tions surrounding the contest as a tip‘
lott .\‘orwnlks it.
Oil‘tcial—Walltiin.
Tintekee er—Dorncv.
It is p
trgucd that this possibility, if strongl INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE.
enough and reasonably warranted} .\‘orwalk Lock Co. was defea‘ed by
He has given us what sortie literary Nelson; Dike Regan is. Joe Lavin. at would account. for a syndicate of Cluett & Peabody, two om ofthrce, in
RAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 16.—-4
Freddie Wei-h, lightweight champion.
of the world, easily outclasud Jimmy
Antietam, of Indllmpolia. ill a. I‘ll-
round bout: here luniight. mm~
Tonight Tanker plays Knlpo in the
pocket billiard tournament.
_._.__..__.——-———-
MIKE LOVER MEATS IILLY
M
0.,
dufllll mmmmnutw Want: um, rot-it.»-
“\-\‘\‘\‘\
’U a. bin-'13,-
H
You can see w
they mean to y
advantage at them
other equally great
department.
““‘\‘\‘3.\.\‘\.\‘ \N‘ ‘
“7-!
Wednesday Specials.
TUESDAY, FEB. 1915
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hat irememleous sav-
0“. Don’t tail to take
and the hundreds oi '
reductions in every 3
12 1-2c FRUIT OF
THE LOOM.
thic case of
known cotton.
wide:
the well?
30 lllt‘llt‘s
at our tainotts lic-
12 1-2c HUCK
TOWELS.
ltiti (lo/cit for tomor—
i‘otv. gotitl .\llli‘tll luv.-
75c CREAM DAMASK.
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!! low cost selling pitcc t'ls. with itcttt l‘t'tl ltortlcr.
u Limit 20 yards. 6%“ l‘ktclt ....... 5(5
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H o ,
it 100 G l W h D
it II S as [68368
A Math in the \t"_l\ tit-west slumU ~t_v-.l \
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.\ o to it' it tllilllllil'itl‘x ptitalts‘ and pine
f.‘ llama in wt) atti': tttiic toloiings: sizes I: c
{I to L1 Ivcats: lltll tillt' lil tlic lot valtic llil'
I} tlt'l' M511: \tllllt' tip to 83m). Spccial to I
"‘ ntoi‘i'ow
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WIZARD
l‘lit- rest of this month
\lllilll) til‘ SHEETS, SPRE
.\cvcr «itch low prices.
l> tltc titttc to lay in _\tllll‘
ADS AND BLANKETS.
.\K‘\t'l'
.\(l great \zllttcu.
50c MUSLIN
CURTAINS.
.\liltlt‘ with l'tllllt‘. sill
lt‘ltIL'lll. Silt-rial tointtt'
row. lit'l' pair . "70
$2.00 AXMIN-
ISTER RUGS.
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2, y 5.4 lllt‘llt‘\. all new
tll'\l"il‘~ .\Itt t I.Il ltililttl~ '
l‘ti\t.. t' “llt
$1u)9
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Nothing reserved—every Su I.
go. regardless of cost.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS
Prices to suit every purchaser.
Cont. Dress Skirt. Waist. Fur—must
THE PARIS
33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
.9;
clever business men embarking on the bowlingleaguc. ut the Palace bowl~l
‘Wllfll would otherwise be a losingling academy. last night. Score.
“e“lure- Cluett a. Peabody.
’"M P" Acton .................. 95 81 96'
CHICAGO AMERICANS TO TRAIN. l \turga IIIIIIIIIIIIII ..103 95 89}
CHICAGO. Feb. Ill—Thirty mem- {Connors .. IIIIIIIIIII 88 88 86l
bers of the Chicago American League Tooker IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 79 100
iClub will depart tonight for Page Ro-lLam 110 96 122
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hles, California. to begin spring train-.
ing. The players will travel in a spe- Totals I IIIII .. ..475 457
cial train. Charles A. Comlskey.pres- Norwalk Lock Co.
ideal of the club, and B. B. Johnson. Bradley 98 80
president of the American League. who Wallen I . I IIIIII . .. .. 89 93
started for the West a- week ago. will Bergman . . 96 86
join the squad at Oakland, Cal. Soltez . .. IIIII . . 73 110 z:
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Busts . ........ . . 92 81 1
WELSH BEATS ANDERSON EAS-
ILY' Totals .............448 450 606
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DINNERS AND BANQ
The Royal
UETS A SPECIALTY.
James Inn
HORTON LAW VETERAN COMES
BACK.
A relic of the old Horton law days
Iappenred in the Vanderbilt A. C. New
472 York. ring, last night, In the person of
Muldoon's Pickanlnny. The veteran
103 «they displayed III his ancient clever-
96 lens as a defensive fighter and was an
105' easy winner on points over Wee Wee
Barton.
CONNIE MACK PRAIBES STAL-
LIN“.
PHILADELPHIA. Rah. lfi—Mnna-
gor' Connie flock. of the Milled“.
praised George Shillings, ol the
Brown. who stitch out flore-
thou-mu ”WWI?“
MONO. * overmufllhntmlolm mw'jm ‘Whlllllllfi-
tituluI thatch“ new W “It?” “t It» tor mmutnnnténnt." he told. “I
VII-'0 " wonderful experience tom .: v'
' 32"
PLAN MEMORIAL ’I‘() MISS CROS-
BY.
\‘Oolcd to Raise Fund of $100,000 to
Fh-ect Building to Her Memory
Following the tuner-at services of
Funny Crosby yefiterday afternoon a.
group of prominent men met at the
Struttield hotel In Brldgcport. to con-
sider the advisability of some fitting
memorial to the great blind hymn
writer As I result of the meeting it
lwus voted to approve the securing ot
a. fund or not less than $100, 000 to
erect and maintain a. Funny Crosby
Memorial building. The purpose ofthe
building will be to more adequately
heart and equip the 31148090" Chrlii~
th- Unlan In Its grant work. A. tem-
porary committee of live it: soon to
be appoint“ to select a payment
mutual mutton.“ not 5 than
mumm.m 1. .. Mile to
carry .forward this Err augment.
Norwalk Chronicler