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The old adage that “they tieterl
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when the Sixth Company basketballi
team came back in the sccund half 01‘:
their game and defeated the All Mal: ,1
ittlttuus by the score of 43 to 24, and}
‘than Nadin, a former baskt't‘tulli-
«tar of this filly. also cattle back, until
' .inovcd to the hits that he. still told]
a good (Ilenl oi the old “pep" loft in;
him that helped in days gone by to'
make the old ( onlpany F team the:
best in the Male ‘ Ciiino" covered his
oicciient floor 11111.11 not! hit idently 1
hung up the field goals to his credit.
"the fourth straight victory for Nor-i
grand roar of applause, for the vet
clan. Whitney then tallied for his
side with a line field goal. “Cilino’
not to be outdone, promptly camel
bath at his man with two field gonls.‘
Mullen then counted another for Nor- .
walk.
1’
”(hint)" than proceeded to cage two noti,
more for Norwnlll.
to 24 in favor of the locals.
walk.
The foulurc of (his game was the
sensational and complete mine back of
“F 111110" Nudin. tho old star. ”Chino”
although covertd very cloeely by the
New \OIKUI'N put up one of the finest
games that any man ever played on
tho local court. He was a flash on
the floor work good on the deicnsod
'eV 01'. M1 one
announced that
ilerglind again baseball peace meeting had been post
countcd for the visitors and a few pulled to: ti week or ten days, pro a flock oi hclnled cars and other ex “on“ baseball commission will bold
move bath " was handed an awful jolt seconds later he repeated his tritk..~'un1ubly to give time lot the final iron lzihits wllith the (might car shortage its annual meeting here today, and be
on New Y eat '5 night at the Armory The boil then rang with the score 43 Iim: out of the remaining wrinkles in and bad “NU“?! had held up on the sido oleIcting ofllcera for the ensuing
81:1 1'] .11 new cars not seen 1.1.. year, will take up two matters which
While he would not be quoted, 11 lig“‘~“~k will be on view today; likewise pertain to the peace treaty
lunderswtxl =‘Jolinson 5 visit to L‘lncin 1 MINA)" 0* Wi‘efibflrl' exhibits Many signed here Probably the most intIor
hall has lo (M filth fluul djgposnifln of ti ”it exhibits oil the main floor and 9“”!!! matter to be (“301195611 will be
the Cubs, the smobthlng out of affairs '1“ 27.111111.) ”3‘3 110"" TENPRDSPA
in Pittsburgh and 111.111.1101., the trans
ClAlll' C DEAL PUTS
I All DEACE MEEEINC
Borglind of tho Manhattuns.| CHICAGO,.JW 3.31111 Johnson on Automobile Show in Grand Central
'managcd to Slip 0191 a basket. and the. eve ol’ his dépnrluro iol' Cincln Palace was cloeéd to the public yes-3'
the proposed tt‘rdu} their was consideruble activity
This is the way of peace.
bill for major league Illonorlt.
Tho disposition of the Cleveland ””1034 “with! congenital! it in “loot."i
1mm in fine shape amomnlinhcd some and his (Ayersecms to be as good us'Althl‘lcttll Ltaguo team also will 00 ~'- P “GAG“‘W. the illicit/all sales on
who saw Satuldny' copy some thought and attention and "W” ""0 3“ W04 to deliver
lillglll'fi ‘gnmc tun say that "Chino' thorc are some spots in the intoi'nu'l'l" "W“! “mm 0“ ""3 chants is
The magnum... game MS hem...“ liltkt’d spirit 01' tlltllllsiub‘lll, for no Iliuuul League that require mouthing n" ”w mm“ a m“ "M “‘9 “cup“ mutter oonnccteduiththo peace treaty
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Ito and around the building getting in
mils
CBMMISSECN l0 NEH
ill CINEMA" EDDAEI.
llilitiilll 11111111 1
thC'INNA‘lI'i 0.1m. a.—-'l'he No»
recently
the status or the pinyoro formerly con-
(‘llt' maker has no SHAW (11138813 meted With the St. Louis Federal club
for of tho Ameru .111 Association team '0 Climb” despite "1"“ laid 11111115. The 11nd “‘9 players 0‘ "16 Chicago Neill
from Cleveland to Toledo and to por- “MAW” chassis was shipped from Ra- League Club. in ““9 the omen" Na-
mit Hurry Simlair to put in his best W“ A“ "All“ seamed m9“! time to Rel "0m” tongue. club is purchased by
A." m. the show but owing to the (diaries Woegbman former president
oi the Chicago Rodents.
Then; is some doubt as to whether
limp layem of these two Federal Len-
xue clubs will be subject to the. waiver.
mic or organized baseball. Tire other
”“1’0rtcr's ‘11,“. Tim Qix‘h Seconds won ‘tllc lot '11 tourt worked harder lot it not all. them» inuttcrs will lie decided ”i" l““"‘"‘"‘ “Emmi” dlilfib‘lWr. to. of meat“ for the committee “my
1 this galng by tho .ycorc of 32 to 13
99 ‘i" .,.. The big 1.111 11> “in spite of the lawn
1
i year, and tho New York boys madn
the locals hustle (wort step of tille'
:5: m 9.8.51..le Sonic chatted with quite 1‘1 I'NOF'Viialk. ALIA Mich-tum. 0‘ 110K“ Bmfillilh“ ‘0 begin 18811180” ’l'olnormwdu to be ”0”me Day I“
long bitoi ofokirinishini: and passing Nudin .,. Shilling “0" “I Fe is deposed as manager in It“ ohow. “tab which occasion "10m
l and finally :1 foul has called on :h/ 14"" VOIWWiim “Wm 9" 3““ Tinker. "- I” ”All "Jill ”than “)0 of the men who are much.
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l (”ltfelnfiu if?“ Ytuhulhuu. an 1‘ 3301;...“ 1 9 9" f‘ 't‘nntor IChnl'lcu Wcoghmnn said that ho would “EI’G‘ImI‘ "l9“ tP TEFIW YQII‘k “1 order IDA
.lguln 6.1.111th T11.» it.“ 10”.... 991mm.- ................... \I'i'hltneyilflk? 'l‘inlm to Clnéinn‘atl with him in h" ”"9101" “it; occmtioIn “ml also for
til 11 called son the visitors. and Sci
in re added itnothcr for Norwnlli on
the free shot Tina locals then had a:
“foul called on them, and Shilling mildeI
tilt first foul goal for his tcztlli.A1.111in
Eln- visitora ioulcd and again Scymorc
Muntod lot tho homo team; After
9 thin the \isiiors took things in their
' own hands for a vi',llilc and proceeded
to score a low field goals, much to the
displeasure of the Norwnlk fans. A!-
let a .scrics of passes the \isitors
l
I; then thought things had 20m: 4.1: Right (.uurd In'“ capacity of manager ‘0 385.13% in ”"3 Nttllonal Automobile Chamber 0'
g ;;tl..,,gl.m9 aim “min“. (aged 11 prct‘v‘ 11. nuwrmn ..."....‘ _________ Bnrglind negotiations» Brash-lino still stundn a Commerce banquet W I!!! held at the
A goal for their first count. A foul “1111"?” Guard. ”mm? A" “Film“ Ah"? Toledo team. WNW“ Aalot‘ln tomorrow atoning
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bonito: by Shilltn
Mrotlgh with .1 [inc goal and another
.‘Itoi's rapidly grou'gln
'; took this occasion to commit hoot
foul, Md 3111111113" promptly hitting Nil-Fl
"utIheIr point to his team'fs score:
then came back uttli another field.
uhoal, The New - 'forkei'sg then touIled.
:aud sey'mor‘e loads a (fee 1.1.1.91. The
Norton; team wan lighting desperatio-
tofitop the slaughter, but 11.91.111.11..-
Midst thein. Tin-lo .1161- time the.
ball has shot at the risitors’ basket.
9oniy1to bound off of the 1 im. Shilling
on l'mied in another 591191.111111
G’Hnrn followed suit 1.1.11.5 yinitor’n.
‘ght goal At this point; Stay.
9 or. managed to not clear of the skir-
.l'le caged the first bnskéi
of .. sumo for the locals. The crowd
“in to the coho, and “Nollie"
damn ed 'vrith another‘basltel. “The“
ho theit rang for the end or. the tout.-9
m
lhiccu'lrk
Egalne than (ll, Nndin
tn
Immc of “t‘ illno s
the outcome of the guinea
"lllo lineup of ”11' bit:' galnc:
lefel'cc, (llllotto. Timer.
must.
Preliminary Game.
“in preliminary gamo was a one “‘9‘“
tallied aii'nir between the Sixth 011an
‘pnny Seconds and Porters Colts, the
isomer teamn that faced each other in
.the preliminary of Thankngiving Doy
liftcrnoon The Sixth Seconds roxnpcd'I
away with the Colts to the tune of 32f
{to ill}. Tho Sixth Seconds started?
scoring in the first, minute of play. and
imonotonous filter '11 time. The Coltsv
to ball in their hands beiore.'1‘hc first pelts,
half ended with the score 22 to 8. in sum
Hgtayor ol’ the Sixths, and before the "Ellinrtt
éInlanll rang for tho end, they massed up
thirty-mo points The Sixth Companyla
Satanic are composed of some oi.’ the lie
walk. and they would certainly put ”up
a good solute With any tenth that was
$1119 their clubs; but this main has not'
yet boon found in Norwalkr" It menus
as though some of the local social
clubn could. jurganize a team, that
.could Igot out on the Armory floor and
lglye the ligands a good hustle and
aunt a little life and enthusiasm into'
:the preliminary ‘Why not y.ou Billi-I‘
limits? Why not? 9 _ ‘9
Lineup o! the preliminary gamer"
Slim: 00. Seconds.
trade.
5 ' Left IFot-wardI-I '
Blackn'lnn .. ......... ~......‘-... Porter
Right Forward. . fl,
KosImecki
‘ ;~I~‘. Ban‘
hither ......... x1: Blackmail
‘-,Ingll‘t G‘lldrd. 3‘...“ "
Referee ~Kcfltveu 'i‘inior frontier—
“homo 11 lb on.- Ofiihe fame,“ and beqllllt“ train unli Wort-Miltr fans would “ill Junior}! to New link and hold the "”"I"
that ha..- been 1118.1 lid in NorwIaik .hwncwr have to worry‘vcry much over DEM!" celebration
“(W League tmgnulas in empathize of the our and resents bid in committee was to have met here t
(111:0 do not take seriously the thrcntli': voluntary activity.
i’rcndcn ill whirliI' oven! it is hrndiciml ho will
tract 01!. inasmuch as he is assured at
'two years [11119, trout the Cub mallugn
CHINESE SlilDIlm
PCCEERY PRCBEEMB
Nllt’t YORK, Jun. 3. -Alnong the
scored. two more points on 11 prptty ”lo-V “I91“ “It ”- “my cverv “1mm“ mnnv lanclms who ultendul tho.
Ollara “PM.“ play 801111“ the game grew rather tly Show at Madison Squure Garden
Saturday. there probably
Tirade of points was added to the vial “9” “0‘ in mm! 3““ 50m“ 0‘ ““3va more interested spectators at the mo-I
score NOrWallt judging by their actions. had newerhltd' tlou nlclures.
lectures and
than 11 hali’ dozen. Chinese. This bonthouses alort:
was rent to the exhibition from were several crews coached by for
own, delegated 1111 committee
men by 11 group of speculators,
an of the opinion that there is a big
id lor the raisin of chicks
boat of fine young? material in “WI pigeons and turkeis {or the ZINE)
Chicken is one oi the ”chief
ingredients of the popular night dish hold their own with ally foreigner
ms in the Oriental restaurants through-
out the country, and till kinds of fowl-
million the chief pan of a Chinese w
bill of 23.16.1119 present market rates bea
are so high for poultry thot the Can?
Chinese mind realizes that there is a this
good source of proilt in raising fowl
for the market, and the six Mongo“
lions have been greatly interested in
ltlIte lectures \itjen under the a
Porter’s CORE?“ or .11.; Departmént of Agriculture
13- Taylor they intend to take ti short- 6.1m”...
Wootern poultly breeding niechods. 3
JucoLtNo WIZARD. 7 l"
Juggling ‘Dui/clt' Raymond. 11: rotnm
ting today to the 11 s. s Minnow '
Phlladeiphln'havy Yard. whet}? be 1..
“tell known. {He has had a very
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" ' It so otiontil 11.111.911.111 should m1:
were no
Ih- got out of a sick bed to come
.bi-m to explain the niechnnlcnl do
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The sweeping victory of the Duluth
lloat Club. coathod by an American.
Young Jim Ton Eyck. or the national
championships tit Springfield last
nummcr. once more brought up a dis
cunsicn 111110111; coaches of the. totally:
mine of foreign and American Irmv
log couches. Now that 11159 act-inc
rowing season is over. this matter is
engaging tho ottcntlon amounting
enthusiasts litilt congregate in the
tho river There
l 0111-
various
elgners rowing against tile Duluth
who boys at the national races. but than
were outcln‘nlled A prominent oiliclal
ducks, in the rowing game point: out that.
p we" all things baing could. Arnerican
unmixed have more than beén able to
that ever sat in RI ouch :
When Stansbury. the Australian
under. was at his boat he was badly
ten here by, Jake Gndaur of Clio
Stansbnry’ contended that in
race he wits not. in condition.“
sides being unfamiliar. with‘ tilt
course. Godnur told Stunubury that
"I-‘lla would row him in the world's
hamptonabln moo t’lt 1161113353119-
lloml. and god him a your-to get ior
f“ condition. Godlnn thén
tutu.
9- on until his resignation A the clone
Put a little oat-.1119 Cincinnati conferences “lid oh BM' L16 lnfluonne “in tho "m0“ ad to ortllethe difficult“: which none
spill-5i the r5510! tor the road in clear all the ntdgflln- ”mm"? ‘0 m”? Ch" @3358“! i0 this he: ween the Federal and lntcmutlonal the tailor end 0! Nurwalk are counted ever. that nil. ‘Mmm
lcngum, concerning the Baltimore and
Buffalo Federal tongue Clubs. Th?
- morrow. but the meeting won pontoon g. 1", .1111! n.3t u'q have. not. waived
ad indefinitely and it was announce!
yoatcrday in New York that the oom- t
ntinulon would it: the place of routing
and dots. . .. 2 -
CAllAllAA ll MASEEC
CE lllSlDE BASEBALL
Jaillt‘ii J. Callahan. who succeeds
li‘rml Clarke as manager of the Pitta-l
burgh Pirated. was born in Fitchburxh,‘
11.1.1. iii, 1874. and lo accordlnxllt. in
his 42nd your. lilo ilrct baseball ox-
variance was acouired as a member
of the Peppers" team, semi-proton
clonal.” Ho, no: gluon a tryout With
the Philadelphia. Nationals. nnd in
1996 went to the Springfield team of
the Boston: League on u pitchor His
sued-.1. was pronounced and in the
fall of that year he- -wns draft/ed both
by Pittsbulgh and Kansas City.
in the draw Pittsuurgh lost tho
man who. twenty years later, was to
become its manager. However. Kunv'
Iran City wasn't to enjoy his triumph
long. for in I897 Callahan was ac
quired by the Chloogo Nationals 1nd
here he remained through mo
it was in not that Callahan went
over to‘ the White So: no a. pitcher.
:Hin hitting had always been good and
the following year he pitched part of
tho limo 1.1.1 plowed the .1111an when
not working on the mound in 1903
he was named manager for Comtskey‘s
«Milt nndvnlnved 111 's‘ bnsé his but
ting avefiige that your lilting-.290.
‘ A year inter—4n lQDHolhhu re
signed the nianagorlihlp and in the
“succeeding your Jumped organized
“cobalt to take hold of the Logan
Squares. an outflow tarm- no". he
romaine-d until 1911, whom he tetur‘riod
to the Whitman: do outfielder; being
trained manage. in 1912 and holding
L1
A
(little 1! «L- mason.
1 output! 1.111 111: toe/ton :srcma
. .drcd books. coloring no they do, ev-
.9!‘
FULL RETURNS WIILL
Kelsey Club Leads W
As it was our. lniIention to publish the.
‘irst results in the Great Library 00111
petition in today's lime of this fleIa-g
paper. we are going to do it with the
report oi only one ballot box in 11.11.11
uhich is that of Mr. T A Skellys
(‘igar Store. and when our readers
observe the heavy voting that but:
been taking place in this hollotflhor.
thcy can well surmise what the re-
turns uould be if we had the reports '
from the twenty odd ballot boxes now
doing service
The results we publish today contingI
from' the north end of that low 11,11 n-atur
ally still not yield a representative
vote {or organizations and institutions
in South 0:: East Norwalk. Our rem
crs can thcrclors anticipate it similar
11111111101111 return 4th the votes in
We lettered till the merchants to mail
1 cit we in. endow. ilmt'
those uould ein hand Friday morn-
111.1111, 3nd no are dictutlugdhid' ortloio
at: o'clock, therefore we will not be
able to give our voters a complete to
suit until ultcr the first at the year
BEAUTiFIUL 1.131111“ how on
the. bountiful Lillniry or tour hull
cry variety of drought to now on dis-
play in the nrotuincnt comer windows;
of the Boston Store, and la n obiect
at admiration to ovotyono who 3er
some. These books are to be aw unit-d
through the. instrument of a Competi-
tion to the School, lodge. . Club.
'Ilhurclt, Society, otc.. receiving the
lumen number of votes during the
manure of this Contact which will
cover a period or about three months.
Numerous merchantl‘i which are listed
LIBRARY cothsT
Enormous Voting in Prtj
Re tilts To-day are Contents
of One Ballot lion '5
.lsult in onilouncod
t unitary Voice nibeti’
B P. O. Elks .......... ....... 2,630
Catholic Club ................. 2 .560
Ct. Mary‘ s Church and School 2. 490
Eagles. No 588 ............... 1,9130
Nutmeg Club ............ . . . . . . 1,029
Photmir Hose Co. ............
Knights of Columbus ....... ;.. - 770
Norwtllll Club
r201
..--....
8t.‘JohnsF‘.&A.M
A. wettest/IAN 1"‘jso‘n
srsaLtNo. minim: co.
FERRLSI GOAL ‘CIOI.
non-WALK nwownné'c'o.
STUE'NELL PiAth co.
ri—lE moronc'rona .
THE 1121111115111 HARDWICK
l’harrdacy
11.5. olioLE.- ' -
' Mérclznm Tailor. _ .
below, issue votes on the" basis of
«'n/rrl“
Soon BE room
ith Elks a Close Second.
purcbasIo or mymonl at '
a number or zirconium
represent a specially .
um rot-pothole HIV“
are packed on wanted in:
as ndvertlood. ' -
Tho Kelsey Club.
membership of auction
and who have boon A
very moment this M
announced. cm in disc:
this one report from
vents. which should
of satisfaction $0
even though this 9
good fortune withtli “
ballot boxes» in bond
Zterosted shouldfielt . ..
thoughtful cum to
mercbuu' WNW
upendily marl W
h under the as.
brat-y Advancing
loan yours. . and '»
throughdilt’. the" Ru
cloudy. All“. mothnfii:
their port :in
order that. witch thal.
oi the manner 11121111
mining the winnérw
We will publish fill
a very few days. nth
odly be a
ludzins “'0
from the bullot
any. ‘ .'
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Norwalk (locum.
Royal Arcan
Uncut} Tribe.
Country club
tourism: Tree
900 11.11.1111. 1.1mm} it
Malone ”8011c Comm
Jolson h’u 39le
'Boat Club
@0140 $1511“.
The wrapper an
19114.1 "kill“ 6*
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