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ltlllWIlIiS COMPIEIEII
SWAMP Ilii JERSEY CIIIS
heiy Minute oi Gare Army
Lastllighlfor Local Who De-
feated lite Intel—State league
team 35—20
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'I-iz- )Olzllgrlel‘ adhufttt-d himself very
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I' hit Iui Ntli'IliiIb liiilIi-i and
r. Illlittil' ti .tiimli iii: tlw- \i~r'oi'.~.
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w . ltllll* much it) IIlt' di> :n4t of Illt‘
t. it {itli\. \thti 9kI|It‘>~I‘tI IIII‘II' opiii
In‘m ii‘ the "t'hii-t‘“ Ill :iiiytliiiir hut aI
i..‘|>lii.lt‘lli.il\ Il"izl'III .\II’*‘i x‘IllI»
‘i. i .ii tttilill'llli‘tl tliri'i- IllIII> out of
l-' tiii Luv hit it", tiliioiiii Illlt‘Jlt‘Il-
l 4 to forfeit Illi' ualin- Ill Ntiiuiillt.
'l 1.4 liiii'i-ii [III‘ “tIliit'I” tilt >tllilt’-
it hit. Itiiiiiii: tin- ~i-t-onil hull t1. \i4r
iMi- It‘i‘t‘l‘il‘ll ih- lwa’iilx oi lIlt‘il"
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1- c-. In: widow. inc-d
in i I! ltl it >Ill|\0‘
Iii‘imitis threatened to be the causeu!
a lt-l'ft‘llx-(‘I game
.a good deal oi panning from the Nor-
.m‘tllllkt‘ spin. Nor-unlit then coni
lult‘iul a foul and Muller bill)! the.‘
goal. amidat a ioiii ot indignation
lion. ini- fui..~ Heme Slilllll broke
1u\a\, hi Ilia L’l'l'ltfl' putt... I-zr .Nwi
“all :- ‘t‘l0ltd held .wl but \Kullutii
iiii'i. \eii .‘lii' mad I"* Iii-l! run: utth'
Now .it 1; ti. 3 ill low \i-iiui!
Idil I’ -I
‘llilii‘l .tiiltd iii ‘l_.‘> fut tli. \I*|l'
-i~ ll' III" Ill" ltili'lili' oi plw ill [Iii
“|ln|l I‘uii IIII ull ll.ll til .~I.il'li'tI
‘r’ltlslllll \ilieii- it h.il i-i-iiinit-utt-ii
‘ I'l‘lllt‘ l’ItIl‘llllll‘ :tiiiiv-ti oti Notwilli ioi
' IIlt' tii~t 'IIIII‘ tllIlIIlL’ the k‘lt‘lilll;_’ and.
i" will Mural Jutu‘ and—44w slauuhtvr was at an enilq
'i‘ii.~ “i not” toottI
wall. t'I‘UVltl for Illls show‘of [ID-AIIOHN
.:~ liitl t‘aliit' til‘tiul’i-ani-ti. llii eliilli‘
H’tlllt‘ll to tIt.lllL’t' 'o a broad IJIIII
:iiiii,iiii:all_\,iiito;igood big laugh Joe
lii’;iii.~- >I.iilttl tIm ltllitllt \AIIII a
prmii flt‘IiI L'Illtl on a pa.» tioiii Noi-
lll’lll. and t‘UlIIJt'uI again alter the bull
had gone up at lentil: (lt‘tllIKt‘ Siiiitli
contrihulrd u iiio>t Welcome likinht‘l
at this point, and Dryl'um' promptly
hunt: up [Uh third mum of the gdlllt'
l‘tltll SF'II‘t'll Illr lii'.~l basket
Noi'iiiau shot a foul, lollowiiig llll.‘ b)
two ftl‘t'lll livid basin-ta, which put the
palm uti Ith‘ Alli-r this nplll'l the It;
a» iiilant> III III!“
hnd
uni-4 \\ t‘lt‘ liuiids oi
up!090
who planed “IIFII‘: BmOkC“
IttIIthl II) 4 oni-~
"Chit-f."
Siiiitli theiiI
(‘tllltt' through for another, and Mullt-i
duplicated Ill.‘ II'It'vaIUI‘ the \lfIItll‘n'.
Rt‘lt‘li scored a llt‘ItI ba>krt, Norman
made a foul, and lll‘lt‘ll route through
with another Iirut-v of points for Nor»
\\i|IIi lly this time the visitors ap-
peared to have enough of it and tried.
in turn the game into :1 joke. Schmuck
the local quintet.
tiroiiiid ”Will in t-wr) direction.
M‘Ul‘tr Ii) Smith.
handed rho! by th-
iii-xi >(Ul't .4 ti! lhl‘ giiiiiox
\Yt‘lt’ the
he nnally dropped in their last blillkl‘ll .
ol’ the name, but .‘ Ilry'Iusn Itrokt‘ I“‘ 23‘?“ £5
tliioiittli for anotiii count for Norl _w;¢’.“h 51“.“
walk. The bell ram: a few seconds.
‘Iii‘il‘i ’Ii 9-9“ Ir“ Noruulk had taken her l‘f‘V't'IIKP~I‘
" WW ~ si-on-z Norwalk, 35: Jenny City. 20-:
. in" 8‘9 Game Lust week's some. Jersey ('Il)’. 363I
'Infis «tuned “t‘ll for tho \I Ilill's‘Nor‘iulk' n, I
u‘i-il Muller I‘t‘t'l'lll‘tl a lung; pawtinth Lineup Illd game:
t'. IIIIM‘II the sphere into ”It‘sllithltOII . . lI ' .I - .
u IIIUIII an} upti.tlt‘lll etmii‘fui ”1le(:;;::‘: I ....... ...I.I::Zh:l:t:1ké’TI II
li= «I Iltl ltii of Hit [.‘itliit Iliugiini- fol IIIGICII r. l‘...‘ ........... r: I’., Wullum
in 'II .~uii. ItIIII Namath Win Hi llw‘Smltli, l' ............... c.. Muller
.II‘i t'lllI oi a low to lltltlllli; mow spunour I. 1:. ...l.3., Ronch’
A tool l‘Il I"Il4t_\ (‘ii_\ nitwil tho Io ”I’m“. 1; L- .......... r. g., Biggunel
i . .4 their tint point when Ntll'lllillll Sun-p; Field Goals~Norwulk.
ii toe the free throw. but this “as Smith, 3; Ill'llu». I; Hutch, i; Nor-
".mt'IiI.‘ (llIn‘t'l by a foul. committed II) My... 1. whey City, Muller. 5;.
i\ vru'alk. and turned into a point in qumlgw 2; nigganp' 1; Wnllum. 1.
it - ‘i‘hiot." Muller i-iiiiie_b:ii-k to: Poul :tlalsrxol‘lllflll. 7: Muller. L‘.
no third hilslxt‘l oi‘ the gain“ and Rcferee _. Ghlotto. Timer .. Com-
fithiuieliw cared another in a few
r""t|lllI>. Nortiian ("Jlllt‘tl a free throw.
iv I('Il to IIlt‘ stillsllll‘lloll of IIlt‘ Nor
ti vllt route». who here unaccuetomvd
Iv see the home‘tenni on the smallI
l id of the score.
hi4 tree shot with I; field basket and
tfeii scored three fouls. called on
Muller. who lost both
.id and his temper and. for a fen
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'lll‘l
Ilow “TIZ”
Gladdens Tired,
Aching Feet
More Sore. Puffed-up, Tender.
ing Feet—No Corns 0r
Callouses.
N. Ach-
’I'iy." tired
i----t fairly dance witl. delight. Away
ut- the aches and pains. the coma, cal-
It‘ittSe.~.
IIIJIHS.
makes sure. burning,
“Tiz” druw.~ out the acids and pols-'
...v..- that putt tip your feet. No matterI
in \\ hard you uork how long you!
a! no ho“ for mu walk. or how long
\oii remain on .iour feet. 'Tiz" bring
It‘4lflll foot comfort Tim" is magical
grand. wonderful for tired aching.
’ swolle‘n. suiarting feet IAh! how
tomfortable. how happy you feel.
tour leet just tingle for joy; shoes
neter hurt or room tight.
Got a 25ml box of “Til" now “on
it." drown or department. store. Eng
toot tonne meant. .
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iiiiiiii olii lllilliltll
_ ' - ' Ignme being hatween the NorwnlkI I
0" 80810" RE S‘IXIHIgh School Independents. and {his play and base for the Giants Is brew-l 3818858" Club
blisters. “unions and chit-I
I holddut,
'wnu no evidenoe of Tris sneaker. WI
Ihard hitting onfl'lelder who all“; not
lm named to Main the vii-ton
. tout SPIRI nuts
The first game of the ~evening wan aI
Ia4t contest between the Sixth Com-i
The Preliminary Game.
Norman followed l‘any Seconds and the I\'else,\' Athlet-‘UIP referee In ”It“ llanbur) NOTWRIR on ’lhursda) evening.
to Club. which the Sixths ninnnged toImmfll- Thursday MRI“. in “MIDI".V-
Icnpture by one point. after u Strpn.lrl‘llnl‘llt‘ he a man of known ability
nous and chiling strugglp of twenty land of “Me expi I‘It'll(“‘ in the iithlotii
file minutes.
Ibeing. " to (I “hen the bell rang call .ID-‘ the lldnbun management “UNI
Itng an end to the first ten mum“... Illrt‘nllfln of the Eastern League. was
IBotIi teams (mered \iry closeh and I‘ll" first “‘hUIH‘ bl" "MINING” lll‘
tho resulting “uni wan to he ”pp”. lmngemeuts could not he completed to
ed. time Mr Brennan present.
. 'I‘Iii- Sixths forced ahead in the soc-I
loud half. but towards the end of tho appointed. “N *“ ”1mg. “IK‘H
{mum minute interval, my \isitors “Stretch“ Ilarvcy the tall lad from
from the First district caged u fw- the big cit) failed to put in his np-
'baskeln “on: with a [on]. and the pent-once. with the local quintet. but last month. nothing can be very much first sucker or all.
game ended amidst a roar of excite “H “a” ”I“ ”I“ big fellow Vi" not
:iiient. with the score tutoring the IN” with Norwnlk, ‘" “Mb“?! may
iSixtlis, at 8 to I’i'. This game w
ft’axt and w-ellplnud toutest. and
.of the best preliminaries seen on tlie' ”mi that "“1"? ‘0 H “Ill-3m Indi‘PO-‘l'
10m] court this let". The lineup: ttion, he thought it best to rest updur-
a Sixth Seconds. Kelsey A. C. ing the first of the week. in order to
min-imam. l. i ........... l. r., Layden ”9 N" “Rm- 'Slrt‘lrh" 5““ "Ord ‘0
vWIiitney, r.f .............. r. f.. SmithId"y night. Reich proved to be an'
;\\'eiit‘er. c ....... ,. ....... c.. ReynoldsIable substitute. b‘“ 1h“ Norwnlk
Taylor. I. g ............ I. 11.. Lonelihk ‘crowd I“ strong for Harvey. and bl!
initial. 1-. g ............ r. g.. McGuirk Presence In “‘9 mnbmy Ram“
Introngly desired.
orualk will be strangely repre-.
tuning. in Dnnbury.
IDaunbry High School. ‘l'helocal
3 When Manager William Cn'rrlion andl
his Boston American baseball sound the ham“ burg, seem to lndlottoi
I'm Cadr. who who reported to if; .5 ed as Norwnlk Night. in the soot! old
no to the boot to metlmhloned way. , .
him with a lindbmtmt, but there To fill “ll-WP.
any drawn-Inflated“. your
behind an welllntothvnonlpwith
“then-yer tlu. aim-Mild“. mehflntfl It
gummmm all to
“unlit-Mullen!!!” 'hvn
_hoq:thne “on.
of
; bea member
Seymour, Smith
’\‘e_v will star in to the‘l'inlsh. Reich'
The n. t half was one'world. and Ill certain!) one of the bent ’l" being taken along I“
_, 3-: I'm" lather peculiar interest. me. “comlcllflloefl which (OIlId lune been model!!!“n It“ a precautiomry (““0“ bl"
sented in basketball, on 'I‘huradhy ev--
the preliminary
P6 Tiff“ .’-" . ;-"=
e.
The Smoke of Men Who V’m
A fresh-rolled‘ Bull" Durham ci arette almost =ays “S eed
lit out loud. Kcen-cyed, lows
uII" Durham because itlios the Sparkle and the‘ punch?
—the youthful vim and vigor. Every time you “roll your own"
with "Bull" Durham you open the door to Hustle.
GENUINE
“Bun: DURHAM ;
SMOKING TOBACCO . ‘
"Bull” Durham is unique among the world s tobaccos. It is distinguished ‘ I‘
from all others by its wonderful miIcIriess. its delicious '
mellow-sweet flavor and its dintinctivc aroma. I
That 5 because its made of the very choicest of
nch. ripe Virginia-North Carolina “bright" leaf—the
smoothest and mellowed tobacco' in the world.
You get a lively smoke and n utinlying smoke
when you roll your own"
pith “Bdl‘Duhhmt” I
An lIIontvnled
Booklet. IIIOW-
b '30" Your Ovzfim Cim
:5 of the pnpen.
”if.
“drone in U. S. on mum.
dreu ”Bull” Durban. Dub...
N.C. .
mommarouooooo.
Reich, the last ’youn'iaie‘r" who ' up
'peared last evening with the locals
ngninst the Jernev (‘lty quintet will
The regular
composed of Norman.
Rreyfusu and Mar-
Norwalk team.
the sixth
will not enter the game unless need-
'ed. The. Danbun nittnnger. Hopkins,
has glten out no inormatlon. whatso
Iev.er In regaid to the lineup which
will oppose the locale. the general
Norwnlk fans were somewhat die-””1”“ being however. that “'9 “9
Ioounty man will spring something un-
expected on the local bunch. After
the Reading team's appearance, or
of\ a shock to the Norwalk fans
Owing to the Hospital benefit play.
a be set aside “Stretch“ “m word to on m” to Advertise H which will be it is a question of letting Merkle go
"9' the Norwalk management. Inst even~I8iVen next "Why evening, at the
Regent Theatre, no basketball
.has been scheduled for that date;
Same that team, possibly Reading, will
appear the night of Much 27th.
CHASE filil IIfIIlIE
I8 IIIISI lllliilll
A deal whereby Hal Chane may
log It's only in its primary stage.
to am the Giants and Fred Merino
coco White flocks has been broached
to the New York club. With John
Moor»! rent: the decision.
I u the cum decline to entertain
Gotnzscantzihotueamnt myprooodtion toruerkktolotn
m mi very likely mom-c
out be m by them
com—headed young fel
(.f the Norwalk ”whee Merkle Ieme the Giants.
Toni Thorpe, of Columbia. will be IWIIICI‘ WI" make ”1“ "ID 10 Dnnbury \iould hull Chases coming ‘0 mp team
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or men hudihnt Chase i3 not as bud];
he in painted.
Whilo New \orkers would hate
the} '
despite tho grudge some fans still hear
llal for his thoughtless treatment of
the Yankees. Chose. according to an
Jennings. is still the great Hal of old.
(‘hnne had a hard time nttlngl
started with the Buflalo Feds lust sea-I
son. hut with the coming of llnrryl
Lord as manager in Larry Schlnfly’sI
place. Chase went to the lore by leaps l
and hound4. lie wound up with a bat-I
ting avenue of .28t despite the fact I
that. late i July he had been hitting'
for only .250.
‘ There is 'no denying that (‘hitseI
“hen in the humor, is the greatestI
\‘lith it manager'
like llcflmw. llal could not last lonnI
ill be tried some of hill old trick‘.4. If
it Chase is to come here. McGraw will
meIundoubtedly bulk. Merkle had a fine
year in 1915. hitting nearly .300. I.
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2 surmount
NEW YORK March 14. AWllliam
custom/manager of the Hamilton
0! the Canadian
Ileaxne, today filed a complaint in the
‘ _ youngsters have a coming in, minnd it may be throttled belore it has New York county supreme. courtl
‘ inst the board or arbitration oil
HOT SP ‘3 [will give the Dnnbnry artists the hun a chence to now very robust, but the‘ on
RB 08 Ark" March 14— "e of their “V t t 118 "I If ct Is that a IT nutrition for CI ”BI the National Association of 111-0195.;
:sloml Baseball Leagues In the pure
; ”Md We yam“, 0mm For that Thursday night will be oelebrnt I‘° M “m “1““ “9" ‘°’ “‘° cull“ "M" “"3 ““3"” “p by 9“”
L. Fultz. president
Players Frnternity.
ltlut he was notified lost NovomberI
Io! the imposing or n line and nuspanv
igloo, without explanation or the
Icinmi opium hint or was given
In Mutt, to defend him-ell“
1'». «mt-e W Mi-
. I. _ I I I . I
or the Baasbnll‘
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the met'odn gmployed very Wu ‘1
Avoid The Liability _. .1:
0f not having n checking ncccount. We imite a. -.'.te h’hIC” nu I" *1
given efficient and courteoun ntention ’ 3::
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F airtield county National Bank.
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tittiini tenants BELll
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bole Agents for The Norwhiks
Cu Draught at Connecticut Ave.
o
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no“ qualified an authority as llughey _
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