no: seven
Police Dciicatessi u
Mitt mutt t'tIttItt‘ lilltl I.
if PliIiAIiiiPilll III III IIIIIIIIIIS
Yo lg Riley, of This City trim lure, of It! Cauch— lumytg
Was Sid So Semi Final Didn’t Amount to Inch—itch Favoritei
in Kelley-Carter Battle t
Bteve Boyd, of this city, had all he linerovemefii‘iit‘i Tlii‘slwent {fogdroudm
. onus is 'e ley o geport,
could do to barely shade Jman'yvvzis the favorite in a six round bat-
Ryan. 01 Philadelphia. m a “"1 round tie with Young Carter of Stamford.
Stu bout at Roodner’s Hall. last Eddie was more agile, and a clever
night. iboxer. ducking the other’s blows with
The show was a good one and was ease in many instances. He also seem-
staged under the auspices of the Fed- ' '- have a trifle more steam than
erli Sporting Club. Harry J. Smith Carter. w
directed as announcer; .lack Dempsey ‘ Young Murray, who has been ill '
was the referee, and George llopkins’Wilh the grill was 1101 iD condition to man SCH
was timekeeper. A inrgesized crowd fight 188i night. His 5'11)!"le W38
enjoyed the bouts. Young Davy Cross who took on Kid
[11 [be Riley-Nunfe go. Young RUDY Milllill)‘ 0f Stamford. Thil‘i was a
of this city, showed up good. and laicit'lll sketch. Jack Dempsey told
chained \oung Noni-e of New Canaan.
Riley was in good form and showed
(Continued on Ninth Page.)
THANATOS ATHANATOS.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. [Ileaililess Death.)
Mrs. Margaret A. Wilson.
hire. Marraret A. Wilson, “if“ of l
Utiliaiu Wilson, died at her home, i"; m
Qulfl‘ street, Daiibui'y, Wednesday,
aged sixty-three years.
'3'!“ bi; held at the late home Satur- on hair-
a} aternoon at 2 'lC‘lOCk inter- of '
‘ 4 us. who. d in Yonn '. mht’med
nieni Will be in Middletown. N. V. th e y g L
Mrs. Wilson was born in Arlington,
Mass, Scpteiiihcr 4, 1852. She is sur
glare-—
lGI'.
iy deed.
fer-s, Mrs. Florence
halibut-y; Mrs.
Bridgeport, and Miss Daisy Wilson of.
llnrbury. Two sons by a former mar-
riage also survive. They are Prank.
\‘.'. Stone, of the U. S. N.. and Wii~‘
ltziir. W. Stone of Norwalk.
LeonharJt, of ;
fresh and fair
Shining unwithered on each
head;
sacred 1
Funeral of G id H S u "y pri ' I
0“ - WNH‘S- . ' eet life rad' nt in their feor- . ~
The funeral sonic-es of thn. Into. “migrants. 1“ ”Ugh?“ number 0f votes. borne mam.
(tould H. Saunders, private, 00. II,
i‘igiiih Regiment. Connecticut Voluu
tours, will be held from the home of” lab “pt
it'ir daughter, Mrs. Hazard. of 26‘ ""mrw' dull ago for immortality:
tugml avenue, East
.‘im (lay afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Revs
h. P. Fairbanks wlll othcinte and tar
li-’lilt’lll will be in thefgimiiv plot in
thc Norwaik cemetery. .
yielding foe
finger—tips. y are: C.
—-John tiny.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. "’ ”“~
“Bis won't be iible to see you to-‘
trim, Mr. Jonm.” said her little
brother. “She's had a tur'bie acct. tion?"
“NIL” "At. Lethargy Belch.” indiouriied.
“is that so? What happened?" “They say the ctr there is full of-
“Ali her hair got burned up." t‘lifn'
“Good heavens! Was she burned?"
“Now she wasn't there. She don't‘niore bugs and mandibles
know it yet.” * Wl " walk,
~
ALL KINDS OF PICKLES.
WOKED AND PlOKLED FIG ROGUEFORT,
d diluent “all.
. Lunches and Sandwiches for Clubs and Lodges
Imported STOCKFISH for Christmas. Leave your orders.
24 N0. MAIN ST.
001. NOTES
The play given by the Alumni As-i
sociation proved a big success. Al-
most all the seats in the Regent The-
atre where it was given. were occu-
1pied. Miss Vera liauion played the
part of the leading lady, nndl was
- . ' -amoruus a ause.
At etc when the brief wintry day “EELS: 08:3?” talus the leadi‘d‘; man
sped 'and played his role excellently. Le-
“S‘ beside my fll‘e's faint flickering’and played his role excellcnty. Le-
itlrand Greenwood was a dude,l “Did
' ‘ . tinua au 1-.
The min lit] Conscious of wrinkling face and whit-ikept 2‘: :‘flfi‘gflg “3%” “is quite
an ovation for the association.
The immortal youthfuliiess of the ear- bly hall 3' 1315 D. "L ”5‘8““! Class.
Ii-olors must be decided upon heforci
‘ . Ellie Senior dance committee meetst
Nye-d by her husband, three dziugh- I think ogwlels grand aeinm‘lmgain, so that they may print the pro-
‘Copenhagen blue and gold. red and;
.white, royal blue imd white, old rose.
I And soldier boys who snatched deaths, and silver, and American beauty and ‘1
black. The matter was put to a vote,
land royal blue and white had the several moments Witching . bram‘
porter, who was laboriously tugging at I
I large, heavy box which seemed iii-I
last year's colors too closely, and most as wide as the doorway through.
A “10 which he was trying to more it. Pie-I,
gently the kindly disposed onlookorj
here. especially the girls. protected.
The dreams of love upon their beard- 533mg that these colors resembled
,want the vote reconsidered.
. ' - , ‘tion was then made by Howard Com-
normiliz. on Their memories hold in deaths nn-‘smck' that nommmom for a Senior
Il’liiy committee be made. This 1110- approached "‘5 perspiring porter and,
The youth that thrilled them to the . iion was carried. rind the nominations said, with a patronizing air:
' Ward Sturdevant. Estelle
vSmIth, George Winter, Florence Stilrr,4
Morton Glen cnning. Elizabeth Stay.
ens, and inn‘lla Harris. It was decided “d for the next two minutes “‘9 “7°:
men. on opposite sides of the box. no .
‘ wheeled. but it did not:
move. an inch.3Finslly the well-dressed
,one straightened up nod said, between
‘ The meeting of the regular "Thurs; his puffs:
l.‘ day Afternoon Sewing Club." Wait.
WINGED LIFE. iihat tho committee should consist: of
“Where did on 3 nd our vac...nil those nominations that will be up- ed, “fled,
y pe y proved by the faculty. This business p
having been i-icttlcd, thc iiiecting was
i .. postponed till next
‘Somo truth to that. I’M” saw which day it will be llt‘itl at Miss Ed-
flyingim iluukenieycr‘s home in SouthM'
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:game.
1 Tickets for the. girls'
Miss Dustin look
help her.
D. In.
‘by graduates.
doing the High School
up on the walls.
“Like to have a lift!"
Thursday. on there."
lunch counter yesterday.
some of the Domestic Science students
Two Commercial Depart~
merit students were cashiers.
There was a meeting of the faculty
in the assembly hall yesterday at ltlli
'l‘h—edGirls' AthletE—iiéocfitidf met
Iyesterday in room 23. at 1:15 p. m.. to
[practise yells for Friday's basketball
committee has its report ready.
0! late, visitors have been remark-
,ing on the hareness of the walls of
‘ ‘ _;thc assembly hall. There are about
“’9 59“!" Ch“ met in the “59m fifty bountiful pennants and banners
.tliat have been presented to the school
They are at
ioccupyiug a drawer in Dr. Gumbnrt's
igrams and decorate the assemblyimvau’ “mm They “'9 certainly no!
Cora MO”I'l- 0" Of Shelley and Keats with lam-ole liall accordingly for their annual;
' 'dance. The colors suggested wen-t
Imaroon and gold, purple and gold.
very much
:good tin-re. TWO of them that came
this year, have never even been putt
wurso err-oars. .
A well-dressed. portly man stood for
“Bet yer life!” the other replied.
"I don't believe we can get it in
won it iota shouted the other. “Why
you idiot. i’m trying to get it out!"
Pay After Christmas
.1 Gifts of Stylish. Serviceabie Coats, Suits, Dress”.
basketball i
V .game nre selling ltlie “hot cakes". So
if you want one. buy it immediately.-
charge of the
She had I
Furs and
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Special in
T119 Boys' Athletic Association will
meet as soon as the Minstrel Show
13‘3“)th DEC. to. 1.35
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