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eani shoot at l‘idgt’fit‘lti Saturday
ween Noruaik and itid‘eeiieid. it
'as the “rubber" Uni t‘iit‘il team had
on a “leg "
:une of'ih: best shooters, hoping:
”ill tiu- team rut-o- 'l‘hey bruiizht
Home .lohn ll. Finch, oi tic-acnwh it
’urntt-r state champion. The ilidgeflt-id
‘tlub was, howcw-r. equal to the their
ml with the race by nine targets. El-
iter “union was "high gun" with H 1
M": F‘. J. Ham, r. of Norwnik. wattt‘
‘Pcond- ”high gun.“ with ill. John;
1inch and t'yrus Cot-lien, of Ridge!
eld. accounted for 42. These werr|
he only scorch above 40, _ ;
FR. J. Downs made the best
or the Danbury SilOOlt‘l'S, breaking
0-50. _ _ .
Z [Vi‘wu’s it cold da'y to indulge in tht-l
aporbullurtng," but legllt‘dit‘ns ot'thei
youngdblikznrd which t'nginti
most of the tbuchuil the shooters enri
ma themselves 'l‘lie member“ I
[he Ridg’efiglti club united (‘ttpilbit't
hosts. A good fire was ready tor the:
shooters lll the club house an they
' ruin the {firing line.
.13 w wing are ,.1.he,ittdiyitlunl and
tint-tn .4er
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no_vr_S,_is CHARGE: NORWiitt it 28—27
NEW YORK, lt‘eb, IB.—t‘umpiitini _ ‘
yesterday was lodged against “Uenny'
Leonard, it Harlem lightweight. wnh Damn"! Imports “ear" the En’
tire Reading Aggregation
1,500 People See Hematite lose
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into the air and intercepted a {Jase
turning it into a llt‘id basket. During
the rest of the but there was much
fouling. due to tin rapid once which
;the players were sitting. Two of the
’fouis were doubt» fouls on the ceu~
item. The large number of fouincom
‘ll‘nltled by Norwzitk was rather distin-
Ettrouzi, for Sean tuned eight out of
eleven free llil'o“: Norman did not
.hine so minty ('ilililt't’s but netted
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ltthrec out of ii'ti‘ Score at end of
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in recently
nnd
effect that the boxer,
knocking out “Joe" Mandul
“l'hil” Bloom, used unfair
which were discovered by
wet iioda,
Shainu; Norwuik ilitti :t lit-mi oi’ three pointc
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U‘Ilrien, who fouultt ileonnrd in Sun i "any Fouls :10 overcome but titty forged to the
(‘HW lit-<1 Wt‘Pk- "“h“ from nfttr ten minutes of play inthr-
Fred Went-k. (tiltiirnmn til liil' cnln- - . i..w0nd halt. 'l‘h. hull opened with a
llllriHltlll, Wilts told that it forced exam I” a ilt‘fll'l'ill‘t‘lliilllll grime. luiiy mtbasktet by Utiltltt Leonard ileltl llnr
.ihrl'ilint: its the one played in Dan-i
bury last week, our proud Norwuik’
basketball artists went down to (I? :throw.
. than two busim,~ and brought
tent at the iinndn of the Reading-
t‘bo 3 within one until of the to .
llanbury team. by a score of 28 to 27.? y , I ‘ , p
The (‘tlntenl was a whirlwind from‘ Bnttm broke "“1“ Again and econ
5m” to finish, and so font was ”mined, this time on :t difficult shot from
ith‘e Rid? lines. The little fellow prov
.. . . are that time had to be c ilxd ‘ .
thw hot‘eoelioee,‘ he not only t‘tlsliy;p a t at m: c, «.
lt’l‘l’lds to unable the hard-working,“ to be u crutk not. but up to thin
outpuinted but tWice floored him.
An 'Leonnrd hint. practically claimed pei‘forinersto catch their hrenth. 0“"! Dreymttia for any ic‘t 4.1%! am Dray.
the lightweight crown asithc rouuitthur'y won the unmet a? much by Hum-thigh adored by. :t t' bit‘nl . '
of his recent knockoutsfi’Mr. \i’enckirfi Tst_b.y‘::“'l By.import.ing "unyishot. that is. in it‘ll] ‘frmn near the.
. -' (iibmuntm ‘1’: "0, ”‘de ‘W' 0’ ”W "“n'lcenm. at on. floor. ninth: into the
Luonurd'n mnnu r. to appeal: beforet cague. they-planed More thl‘lcrowd while the bull drobit in the‘uet.
. .. ; Nat-walk quintet a. team . . . .. . .
fwd ”mm ‘ k on wmom’ilottio ‘t‘icored :trziln. tti'tnltitin: Chest-ore
lliiiiiliii oi Leonard's gloves in tho 8)
mouse. ring revealed underneath the
sol": bandages rolln oi the. illtl‘dt‘bl ad
'ey and Norman ~ttll‘t‘d on the free
O'lii'ien itiso
reported that when he had forced
teontn'd to remove Will" he termed
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swedsonfi' Leonard of“ " Norm“. grave
, throeptuams had never mod that . . . . . .
3 local». Andyvsellmylhutcrlck shot .etuid Nat-walk. 16. i ribury, 20. Don
it [till turn d... m...
. __ 7'...» ' " i itnctor tn'ttie Dunbar;- victoryt Auriy'
truth on till .......
, : {tor Dunbar! by racing taunt-en rout: . - , .
. . ,tx‘ fluke“ out of aizhteeu nttemptnied two out of three, titld' Norman live
(‘AMBBIDR Mes . Idem. 15.~—ilar-*S°m° mm; M13130“ the-"react
Wd‘s varsity row”. ‘eetibon'wns startlmnfmlwm 0 ”‘0 It’ll?! team. the . --. . ;‘ . .. - .
all at theuxowallfmtlloiue yesrerlsmltltrheonard fwd was not muted “he “3mm. line. 3w ' “bruit. 23"
succeeded Jim Why: ciptaiti‘ililorganittonfl 9‘ Christopher's supremacy on}
cli‘éue gout which
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Thrilling Game—Roma“ Makesifimt hail: Nurwttt. ll; llnnbury, ll. .
h‘nnth ii.tti a monopoly on the
out
time he had been unable to shake} .
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‘iblo' inlaid on the cenlyi'ts' hnd foultl ton .
ith‘é unbound mbi’fit't'uen .1 covet-bl ‘
tobbnou for free tin-ti" e‘f‘ scars spear.
out ‘or eight. Nondiiu ' boy broke.
[through with a bias” uhot front" near.”
ijnanbury. 22. lt‘wtlitz‘fiiybodyd‘pgm .-
nnd it was herd mil old Doc‘Hurd
Luck over-tool? 'our cohorts. lS‘oylmmx' .
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lit. J. Hum. Ji-........ . 50 43% Mid 'Rr 1" Herrick. ’90. the new “wiliearsay “Dd TWIN Duformutcui-ggtd ‘33:: for Mom - minutes I- .
John Finch llllllll 50 41' unto head coach. greeted one of this Nornnn was again the “main squecm' . . e » . «u ' _ . _ . . _ , , .. . . .. . ..
9“,.qu come“ _‘ ......... 50 42; biggest squads that ever reported for'in the team play 01 um tom“ “dis-"'1 “‘3’". ""9“ "f0” '°"' 3““ Made of rich. npe Viigihia-NOtthflthtJeafi “Bull Durham is the miidcst,
Fred Thompson 50 40} early work on the machines. . wan very ably Mutated by "Stretch."inm: ”2"?“ a?!“ ”‘0' Score. Nor- most enjoyable m m the world. its unique
“my“. Downs _____ 50 4014 The coaches hare plenty of material i "Stretch" was no "Cam at tb‘o‘B'att." w“ k, ‘7 N D“ :1 ‘25- lt 100““ "k9 aroma and- plasma. flavor give you. whoksonu,
tr. 1“. Bediemt ...... 50 : éf’i" “I "1‘: 89ft“? “8;” “mat 0“" undead. he was quite the optical“. Heisman; to"; :23” :1“: m; lastins' satisfaction: No Other “8310*“? can” 5"” ' . 7
Joseph Locklinrt so :isil’me‘“ ““m” 3 e” “m“ dwa' coutd‘alwayawbe'depenm mm mi n“ o p y" 0 0‘ n e A full of life and youthful vigor as at‘frceh‘rolied ‘
Joh’n' lluefstnngei‘ 50 39? “1' mp" Morgan M” me other mom’t‘Md ”19 ha" in Norwalk territory at med” an“). am from pm the ' ' ’ f“B “”1311 h “Roll our own" with
. “ ; .— ., ibersof last year's eight, the only it , . lcenter of the floor, tying the score. "93mm 0 u I 3“" y
H. Mills .......... .m .. . t It needed time. not for a silghti "Bull" (l tn ('1' over
i“ ; lhB'tile) (’0 (St losses being Min-my, the how our, “nd‘tardinesa in ”mm“ the ball :Scymourpunhed Leonard and Sears . .3“ _ you - _ 13‘:
Harvevnml m [N llarwood, who rowed No. 4. Talcott “5mm" window hm h "brought the flatten Into the lead“ anew Joy in mom-
i ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ L' rowed bow for the second crew in 1915'] h _ t 0 M“'.pony seconds to pl ‘ ! Danbury rc-
.)r. Sundeilnnd bu .itt d Whi h . , or ero 0' the dB). for he had that "3?”
.. . ,. , a" "m" ““30- 4- Both row'Io orttnit "sorted to the famous stalling game; A "h.““gd
irvniu “'lillloi ..... no .47 . . . PD 1 Y in the inst few second! oft , - n - .
ed 1.th fall Viitli the regular eight. 1 , .hut Seymou recovered the bull and . Booklet allowing
1’1" F" 3— V3" Saun- 5" 37 The «tern half of the boat remains in-lp By to ma the game. 1‘ w“ "0‘ m3t r‘ ' ‘ t to
. , ‘ fault tb t h .pniincd to Hurvey n trifle lute, thus “t."fic V"
W. C. ilnldwin ......... tin .it; tact, with Loud, stroke; Cabot, 7; par. ‘ a 9 missed the try. ilontng Norwnlks last chance for a “Roll Your Own Cigarettes. cad
Winn Harris ........... no TU‘t-tonn, (Land J. Mlttendorf, 5. The"otli- “‘9 cm?” was by W the larcosnmm The game aided with the '-i“§$."t.°i.3fi"r}1’3m"?
Dr. H. W. Hnwicy.,' (-0 33 or vetomm are Stobbine, No. 8, nudism" has attended a basketball gumci .28 27 i f I f D b :‘ddrcsl in U. ammuni- Ad-
R. V. Sears . 50 3 Capt. Morgan,tNo.2 tlm_N0rwalk in several years. Unot 13mm to ' n over 0 an m' dreu "Bull"Durliam. Durham.
M. M’ilugh 50 30 'Hurt'nrd also will have the serviceaificml figures give the attendance 33-. Bottto did all 9' the field scoring N‘C‘
t‘hnrlcs Leo . 50 25 of Kroger, last year’s coxnwttin. Therefilm‘s 3H exceeding fifteen hundred. for the visitors m the .aecond half.
Tepn‘ Race tin some good material from last year'sl'rhe Danbury contingent uumbtarediAtmlyzmx the Wm down to the fine
itidgpfivtd-‘ freshman cinht, and a lot more report-libree hundred. but they were not‘ao'noints. ‘1 was undOUblPdly SMnV' an-
it. "mm“ 50 it ed for the l919 freshman. The candi-{couratzeous as were our invaders ofipremflcy at the foul line which turn-
, . dillefi will work on the machines fortiact week for th . ‘edtihe trick for the Dnnburyitee. Har- » .._. « ‘ _.. ’* ' “ "
John. Finch 60 42 . t 9} neglected to brl
(hints Comm 50 42 several weeks, as it, is believed that‘lthe necessary Charm, the. drum 00$):er Wallum again refereed the some 't he linuuup: MISS STERLING HOLDS LADIES’
it. P. Bedieut . 50 'i. the ice will go out 0ft“? Charles mllchi’l‘he special Danbury train was on and his decisions were moutJmpztitial Sixth Secondc; 27. Wheeler arias, 20. RECORD.
3 Rnefetzumer 50 no later ”m" "5““ this Sprmg' hour late. and so dancing was uuowedimd unquestionable. Seymour and. Blackmnn, l. f .......... I. L, Hullacyl Saturday afternoon. at. the Norman:
._.J This evening the baseball candidate until the arrival of thou-ah] iDrcyl'usa did much of the actual work Whitney. r. f .............. r. f.. Bmithjnlleys. Miss Elsie Sterling., 0! Bars.
206 who will begin work “ednesd‘uy at- The Norwalk team appeared on theiiii'cnrrying the ball down the floor in Woofer, c ............... (‘2. Reynoldséi'orwalk. set a. record for the ladies,
Norwglk . ‘tended a conference with (’OMheslfloor and looked unusuallv pmflcmnmoeition for it brisket. “Big” George Taylor, 1. g .............. l. 1.. [linemen ducks. when she rolled the little
,1" 1 Hum lr GO 42‘ MHCMU and Ball and the maeballidurlng the pmoflca Thfihnlmamnce played his usual all«round game “milliliter, r. g..r. g.. Moriarty, Gttarnieriifellowu to the tune of 91. Miss Ster-
, ' r , committee at the Hartard Union. of the Batting town towering head and shoulders over! Referee—Charles Vet-lib. ‘llmt W85 8'90 the former holder of the
Med Thompson "0 lib ' ei n 1 l 'Esgregationcaudl t g hi nemg directed the record in the local alley, having set
.‘int' liockliai‘t ...... 50 39. 31'. LOUIS MEN SEEK CARDS. ‘.‘ r We 01’ surprise. for the Read-rm“ ° 5 0mm. n't «lilo pace at 85. some months. ago. it
“an” Find] 50 38 ‘ m: n'maym were 9mm” ““°"W°ted-i"}yi In? a “Hammad; '- ‘THREE “LEV ”WNW” 7‘3““ lines Steriing continues to improve at
“It-villi: Wiimut 50 37 Syndicate Offers $375,000, but: Brittou‘.n rev: game had been 1“ Dmgress butt '9' ineup an s ry. NKMENT. iherpresent nuce,.sh0 will aoonhibtha
-—-; Wants 325,000 MM‘" it“ fol-Sign? When Sears broke the Ngmiu, 27; Dlnmry, 23. Tonight will see the start of thetlmndred mark. Anti; myths-care a
197} vs'l‘. DOUIS. Feb. 16.-—A local ayu- ' rst basket. After some Norman, 12 f.........l. f..,Izeouard great three. alley bowling tournament: goodmanymeawholwould beagladrtot .
NAME FOR MERGED CLUBS. ‘.
BOSTON, Feb.yy15.—~The name of
the new baseball league, formed by a
:merger of live clubs each from the
{new England league and the. Bantam
.‘associatiou. will be determined at ‘n2
tint-acting tat bet held‘ here on‘ Feb. ir.‘
piocomling totunnouucement made to;
.‘day.’ A conntitution will be adopted.
hit the some time. The final meeting
‘ tie yew Enchant league to mud
to its nn‘nim will be held earlier in
this day.
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dictate headed by Henry B. Weisels, a i ""9” sorimmaging, Norman
real esfute man, is negotiating with for Norwalk on a short pass
Schuyler P. Britton, president of titepmyfuss. The two bad steadily work.
St 1.0th National League clu‘) for theled the ball down the floor" after an un-
sale of the Cardinals. A matter ofisuccessfui attempt at. goal by Leon_.
$25,000 is holding up the deal. lm'dt In a short time swunaon coined-
Brl‘tlttm an: stooooo tor-bis palirlaemls with a dandy long shot ma... '
franc the an players, according toling'the score stand Danlmi-y; 4’; Nor- . . .
“Minimum theayndicatetoflm mmIWflkr' 2' Smith caged- a may one...mieiogsgdngdfegfdrenlfi Fit:
3376.000. Weieels himself is after the which was quite remarkable inu- , . . .
park property. which lie-wishes . fence—Harry Wallum, of Paterson,
to.mucli as he wa .
make into residential sub-division, and by. “,0“!bi blozk:;um;o:“rgm°$ , Timer—Victor W. Ferris.
- a pug .
be “acting u-mlddlemrtnfor a syndi- edx Smith or“
onto which wishes to operate the ball' ' and N n tallied on that
club. - . .
ipotnt. Norman. pushed our boys run. mining u the his mu Them
mouse the sale :03 Emmy. the_ th _
Cardinals Wu! may at Sportsman's or In the lad a, II diflbult EMU Seconds defaced the WING)" BM?
tallied Seymour, 1'. L... ...... r. i'.. Botuo
from Smith, cc, Haggerty
Harvey, r. 3.. ......... r. g.. Shannon
Field nonhuman. 3; Seymour,
Smith, 3; Harvtt‘y. I; Dreyfuec, 1‘;
Sears, 1; Swanson, 1: Bottio. 5. Foul
The Preliminary.
mt ‘Mmu me m‘m :1 from» under the basket..- Bottio oind- m. composed at Marina; buy--
Wmm- “in“ymfist‘fbt‘a “fow- mom and cm.» the score of :1 talent «in.
the m." of the Browns. caged one for WW?" 9M“- Wtw were about MW ‘ '
11:. mm ’m‘ " Clovetcnd undami'hmm Dunno“. and a few ”cinema"! won ti.” W for his
in. to Warm. in. Burton, who "DI-I urn" Semi
an expected“ museum-y. Mtofll" mar Hal-v9- mar mafia-norm skill intimiidImv
Wt“! throw-Int worm enmity“ tin-uh no,»
m will: tho-eon u o
lid-.ch-nentofiylinkulmm ,1 Inner! .-
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Dreyfus, l. g ............. l. 5... am.
[free throw. Nonmlk led by mi The preliminary wou- alum au-
mints. II. no umtof NJPHW
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OPTICIAN AND oe'rousr.
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13‘ William» 0%
““0”“11‘» Palm“ 3““ ”WWW” roll 91. Miss-Sterlingtia “some"mwt
teams—belug' the contenders for it er.
handsome slim cup, which has-been
tattered as. a prize:- ttr the winner of
the tournament, That first gamut“? DEATH OF A FAMOUS CAT.
the series between the three termini The Argent Kennett» at. Games
l8 played tonight. between the Police- lilting. lat-r990“ the “I‘ll 0' their
and) th at-thoxlattnrls..a,l-. famous long haired shaded silver cat,
[gym on lsaacctreot. The Norwaiks‘champion Argent Glorloso. considered
have detected both thé palace and” experts who one-of tho menthol-r
the Brunswick-team in tumor scrim-10'3” Swine“ 0" “‘0‘ ohm ""in
for the championship of Norwalk. unduew’ 5““ (“0110“ upheld-thin 09in”
therefore, figure that'they have ugood ‘0“ by m” recordicbirving; '0“ “"9
chance fm- the cup. The dope can many years at the largest allows ‘ in
minty favors tbotuotown bowlerewbut N" York CRY. mom's!
youtnever m‘tell the ‘aner W1. iCer. Hum
, ' Wlutwoetnt'tncvmmmwwan
in December. 1m! ulnar”: s...
shown in his but form. Although than
eight year-oi not 'm on religion
thence-nutty of that M for girth
teen M and filer one. firm mo!-
3 . now run enrrncw WELL.
A; wrench; lcnlth. it». mm:
"mid cum whimmtm end
could nutrition. 1 tool obout two
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