WNW, {QM it,"
‘ Centre Svuitll ninved sterling bull at
m
iiiiiillSilltiltiiitltl ’
'point, and then added one
,4: fret throw after Harrison had foul-i
GEIS AlVFUL IklMMING ed. The. bill rang as the v'sitors conri
lizitted a foul, but the referee. ruled,
itliut Norwaill should have the shoti
Harrison,‘
'll‘inal score, Norwalk, 49;
.,
O
locals Scored49 to V sitors 20 at fl,
"I! Aifilll'y—Mllflialllis Defeat? This is Norwalk's eight straight ric-i
itory cf the. season and so in
the Questions {(1115 have gone through without a!
w“
ldc-rfeat. Next Monday, C
(hit 1)." the worst beatings that husi night, horwalk “l" tackle th
ppm. been handed any Icon) in medrn Nationals. Last night's lineupl NEW
. _ , i
‘ , . . ' 1‘ l' , 3:
”fulfill“ Alnzol‘r was adnin mete-4: Plow-(ill?
111915 N‘Pllinu by the. punch-citing Nor. l .. x
n ~ , .: , , _ ,. _ .. ,- lttuniped him as the most. sensational;
m... --------- ------- : .
JW Afihmmd' I“)? the) lumped, Smolick . ................. McKinleyi rhowing in three ofthe rounds, and} iaureis 7",“ etk'gyv fyB no; EI fill
fill" ““335.i“2.“i€“i‘$’“t5”' 340333318: n. R i... W‘ ”w W the WW“ .‘iiiii‘iumd‘um‘ a." a £33. i‘éhé‘iuni
to. l - . . ' - . ‘ 1 ' ' ‘
well oiled machine. started working ’Smltl' H ......... C. ..... Stump); \ :ll‘iiflluwas active- and aggressive-in]!- twfilmy.1mtm3dEx-w-ld ~.,ll had Us?
j“ the groom flow ”1? tap ,Of the Hurrigan ..... . ....... Flynni but wild, while Moran was slow undl ‘ B) t sfll 0'3” 1 ’He_" PC,“ '1'," ’
boll last night, and after thoflll-it few. L. G. linseed several opportunities.“ Smithl claim, to ‘ le YWe. g1 (1181119?an b.
moments of p ay 11 was notinng but an , , , . . . . , .., tof flit world, for the Zulu Kid was un-‘
. _ . . ., , Abhmead ................ MCGulganlll‘lHd the iightlnr1 until the dill: . it it I bet q i Anloii‘
“In”??? bfliiiht {‘2}: 1,3131, $31k and R G, 'it-unu‘, when Moran cornered lituruueflmna’y H b m n n
{fill}. it“ iti'l' .' . \ 'i'.. .
'I‘imcl ..,. ~ '
. . . . . - l r em 5: Normtlk. Co
and again with incredible. swdtnesst H m ' ‘l
0 V "‘ v
qnd qplmn- “m- \\'I"(Dfl 40“.“ the' l‘xshmead, 5: Harrison, 4;Sinollek, 3: . cl'ort right arm blow on the low ”1!!!degm class.
liturrison Stump, Li, Flynn, 2;
flair from center and the basket. was.i tev. 2: Dimmer. 2'
Mint by min (.f the local Sl'll‘ml boys. Illli‘lfl 9» ll'”"l§4"tii "'
before the \'l:l1(ll‘i~i were well awuko; “6,179: VQtunlp iL ' 1"
to tilt fart tliui the play llfl'l actunily Thu"; \.,m‘, (m,
. i . ..
xtnrted. Team Work has been llY‘lllCd; ‘ [Srellminaf-, Game
into the. lot-at quintet from the be»: ' y '
g in... (‘1 inc m‘ .i.‘ i, and last night‘s. . u , ,
. . . ,, l. e t‘ induct ll
(‘Xllllliilt‘ll went it sluw what such“ ”1‘ l“ ‘ i in 19 I
drilling etln lioroni; iit'il. ' ,_ . . , u .. . a ,
George Sn‘itli was back at conietl (”HAM h,” “Hum“ b) ti
lq<( “1.1m,“ ,.,,~.,. .‘ lor" 85,011”; looks. of Norwalk, by tho score of 16: the (‘leurmont Snorting
I . 3, L i‘ .i i\-. . . '
l b
. . .‘ , .. ,
from tho lomi lineup, and ll?! till ‘0 1" “10 game “(is n “
eorrt (‘uptu‘n Ashmeud scored the
,lust field ba'skct of the game at this
lt‘oui goals, Ash-i Lowu'er, and punished Moran in
Colder,
timer, S. Burns.
. . i
i In one of the lamest preliminaryt
”
durum.
Mill‘s" Bill
more on
r the lo-. _
Over “Gunboat" Smith
hristmasi __
e Brook-i
YORK, Dee.
ider, 7:1:md utmost ended the contest with a
McKinimadc Smith grogtzt’. Smith rallied,
the
1: ‘ next three rounds.
in the last rotlnd Moran was ug-
rresrive. ’i‘ileyweights were: Smith
1 li‘t‘. 1.2 Moran 197.
’l‘housunds of admirers
oral or “man of Pittsburgh, and
of Front
(tun bout
lorry, the Questions of Wrstpurt wt‘re; iilttitlt of t‘ulit‘ornizl, turned out at
le reminded one of Ur
club here
hirlwindi \‘aiionnl Sporting club of London, >-
le Mon i‘.=,-t night,
, " . ~ '...,l‘,.- . ',.M.‘.‘
fellow certainly ionltsd good at the,1 ' m” ”m“ l" “HM" and “”11 W” “"H i 'r .in_\ .l~h,pnabie “0min .lln... Ul
pivotal position for the
five. "15"}. (it"t'sw lli‘,‘l little
fully in getting the jump on Stomp,I . ,.
{be tisitiilL; center. ond‘nfter this out 1'“
had bti'll tlt‘t‘illlifillbllfll. tlic (.thrw ‘ ' x“ x h, 'l . , ht
Ictlr ltl('.'il players did the real in it! din,“ .Vf‘ln‘lflll.‘ I; (10.1“.5‘.
very handy l'uslilon. ‘1 ‘ ‘EI “if. [I I; 1“ R’Hm'
The first hit” ended with the scorol ‘l ,uls ”m" “0
at. ‘18 to 10 in favor of Norvn‘k. . , , .
and at this point in the -..Ilne. there.1 “’1‘ ll. Quinn, ”1" “Mm”:
. . ‘ll’. rent-o sill, ticd 'll it 't
{llfll , t . ml . (l
inmcver, and dropped
. . i "1'"! :‘i We some time shootint'. out .
”no: ~ ~. v , , . . ' , , . ,, ',l' v
war. nodoubt "S to how the content! ”on“ two putty iirld Louis in lll‘ iyliUVH‘d old illll.‘ form but Moron
would end, It Was only the same oidt V’Z‘lf- 11““ Wood untl 'l‘olies ('lill
question of how ba,:l the. victors} " m‘m‘ 0f ”“th “"2“ "
would be trimmed. ‘
llullntv the second half of the fra-' 8 '0 6' us the bell 0"de the half,
can Norwnlk kept it taleady stream The MOHMURS ("line back
, . .- i}'_‘ i 1,. . . .., , . . ~tght. "l" atom! in . .,
of mm” hunk“, , mm tho "I", nor och in tht ruond half honour, and l.lfl(l Li.» deadly i As a s e h ‘ q, p s ’ A,”
”39km. and it wail oniv'on rnrn amiisucceedod in gaming n comiortubi. [wry nwkwurd position. puzzling the' ‘00" u "l K] "g " ‘1 hi "9 'lt
siont. tlmt the visitors managed to’ym“d 0"" ”W" opponents,
\ ~ - , .
care. a goal. indications, however, suddtnh
fur! the coluse of the content. Captain
J';“‘-“ ‘t‘iitl.
tricolor mine on the floor littereed"/l~ “m ”w mime away.
1:; l‘iink‘lll" no fire field won‘t“ to his
credit, and he inelduntly shot two
f-ll'lsjii‘ Joe brlnn‘thi .f'ha‘ev-nrll‘in "do.
fret .i‘.“ trove than eilo‘occuutnn when
in: e‘mver floor work completely bnk-
tlte gout from it clear field,
windfall-Keir in the snot-mt! of incohwe contest.
t-wutwtu. llarrlean and Smolick were}
the. evening.
Mike card three field
3 ~th pn-i
') .
Holmium Ben latter
gmmd four. refereed the
”‘0 Ml‘V‘l'il tintxl'im} pm! nlgr‘ Dill u»,,
a cruel game. l“;ll‘v loving hrrflklnv
in» Well executed nlrlvni of Hill “on"
Fen " oll’e'i'. which [Murmannd tt‘
“V‘W' "‘ |Weak down the. WOllllt‘l'ltt‘
lore! defense.
instances, he did fairly well
whole. Ben’s eyes failed him
nlttted, and tho crdwd made. a
ct informing him of his errors
‘ - four und six boxes the iwovmnn llard
9’"an ... run“... n... "ammo not 11' 1 M “"0“” “ml 8‘30"“: l ltoilco Eng team defeated the liolli-
the beat, gamu or any 0f it... vim- Montanks- Q‘H‘Sllon-‘l you Musketeers' twoniau combina-
nt Lionel: proving troulilrcrme indoru‘ Loncbnk """" ---------- “'00” tinn last evening two out of three
to tl..- Not-wail: athletes; when workin . . R' F‘ 07' tlllf‘k pins 84 the Norwulk alleys,
the ether-e down the court. The col: McGlut‘k ' """""" ‘ """" Toilet: Th" Hard “0”?“ Elm “'On'lt‘l‘“ hurl-
ier played it good floor “nine. and L. F.
Noer‘ v ‘ilf’il iii. to [lav in the second half
A w Ht. ‘
".Zoz‘tetiim proved equal to tho occas-
“eliinr bucket is short minute beforx
both. outscored
In‘d ontpavett the locnls in this per-
As the telling left the floor someone. Davey Thompson of Brooklyn. (
. . -' - , . 7.. - :ered) defeated Frankie Pierce of New
f..." ,.,,,,., much m “flaw,” . ,(nlled for three cileersfor \‘itstport,, .
’ (“'er :.ntt they were given wtih u will. Milli. .
and whtlu Ben's judgment was not. us
keen as would be expected in some
(‘1‘ch occasions when fouls were com.
'ttent-nllce. llill Brown of New York,
was ”or drum in tho ring and sent
tit int-n into notion at 10:25.
(Minimal Smith ended an old score
l “i't’l‘ Ft‘tlilk Moran W ouipointing lilt"
i." six out of ten rounds. Smith list-d
wont i( i tei‘t jtlb and right hook tnntilizinu
l. Tilt: -
ill the
the bit: Pittsburgh bionde. Mow-
cenlell'ine lln- (lunner lead to hint. Smith
, ..
tributedi hulk offset his rushing tactics.
it‘ll. till? 'l‘lit‘ bout started with Smith I'llb‘lt
treble to body Moran offatond the
with a volley of blows, wnitinu anxiously to
That Gunner,
took a
.‘\i em on best
but that of the fight (1 finished strong. There
In the, send-final of six
.n-y—a-
NORWALK BOWLING NOTES}
The Norwulk duck pin team play
0“ ”lowed n practice match last night, in
0" l‘ev'H‘rtllilirntion for Thursday
game with the Palace auszrt’xation.
it: u'nttlne. fairly bristling' with
contest,
0 bones
His Aggressiveness More Titan tits
Punchesdim Hint-an ’Advalltagc
l9.—~Gunboat
. Smith of this city'outt‘oupilt Frank
Harrison; Muslin of Piltuburgh in six round»:
'15. How throughout the contest let-_
Smith not around the riot: like vi blown :to ”I" an' “00'2"?“ the {‘mml'lw
"l"-"l<.\" WNW 8min set the. basket“ bl'ficc.‘ and before the locals couldi ‘inbtwelnht. ”He won fast on his fer-ti “'"' “hm" neeendq, ”‘1‘qu “MUM
".01.,“ record 0, the ”mm: by “0,; stem too rukh. had fled the acorc hill‘tli Mo
ling 'Bmun mm, from "W field dur.’ ind fast at it all. With but one mtn- all.
the left to play, the Montnuks drop~ h ’
.d; , . , ., i q pod in a much needed field goal nndi l-io shook, his opponent wit Slurp
" ‘1' rm” " w u. a spec, ll. Quinn in .thel rights to the chill. Smith chunk ill-g
not ten necondsbad 3 nice shot at run several times in the latter part
“their? .twirlod Wound. the rim of‘rwua-no don t as to Smith‘s=Vil-uw182ENCER‘MRR61l
tho basket and finally decided to drool over the blx' blomtc. Moranyalthouch;
on the outside. With th's mics went, looking in the Dillk 0' condition. did
hug the defense of the William no , tho “Sim” last hope of sewing "Wm“ “mw up to good form.
. n L .
ran wan‘tha aggressor but that was; "1}, ' " count. throw on a ttmel.
t
round was the "Mr
rounds“
(col-i
ill‘l' fourteen tcuntu entered
"lfllll'fi‘ dropped out at 2:47 a. 111.. and werei
_. "Ir. __,.‘..p. h... w.” ..
liiill iiiil ‘Siiii’i’iii '
2 iii JIMMY Willi
—.—.»-v~
Brooklyn Boy on floor in 11th.
Round When Seconds Toss lip
Sponge ,
LONDON, Dec. 19.'~—Jilnmry Wilde}
the incouirarable Welsh boiler, whose
l'l‘llllhht achievements in the ring have
Gifts;
,ca at 112 pounds, the limit of the fly»
I Charge Accounts Opened
, As a result of weighing at 10 o'clock
in the morning the Zulu Kid was
isttong end vt'ulrous'. He entered the
Opeanvenings '
The Big Christmas Store
BothFioorsFilichith
.; Sensible: Christmas
ring at 3 in the afternoon at his nor- -- --
mal weight of 115 pounds.
The Kid was the aggressor from the
up (it the first gong. and landed both
hands: on Wilden jaw repezltedlv iv-
tore the champion had gauged the y
. \t-lf'l‘lt‘ltil'h‘ style. Wilda acted on
ll.t" dermisivo for fully live rounds,
4
FOR
m
7”
land let the Kid set the pnee. ’{ I'OR
i lsvuinnim.r with the n‘xth session.
2, \i‘tloe. who had got the. range. becun .
j in noixxx with the American and sent ill
iiil u Herieu of terrific toll: in tiles} FUR
ilzmlv and bend. The, Zulu Kid, one ,
lot the fairest boxers ever seen in a i“.
‘rlnl. here. stood up humidity to the ,l
i'l'lrlrk and never tilnclrd. The Kid O .
gfougltt back viciously and lashed out yi.’ FOR
‘uith both bands but. the Welsh will»
. trd ducked or sidesteppcd most of
i-i'nvhinl: blows from every un'de.
i in tho eleventh round Wilde sent
visitors in the. lead by the score. ofi in: Moran and loadintt‘ With Ml Milli the Na to the ropes “uh a strong.
. to” to the jaw, Cl'nl'iu" to the. ropes l
l the American boxer took a dozen bud" it
i blow:- and liven dropped on one knm’...
Wilde snot. untuh'ng r'eht and te"ilt'
i
iy
i
l .
v
Vin") plan were under weinbt andi
~ nppoured to be in excellent cnndition.‘
2
They fought fast and furiously.
m
.Mm
,ltlttlllils out,
i
NEW YORK, Doc. lit—«Eleven of}
in the.
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rem. Shortly before 7 o'clock mun}
mi: foiled todo no. theyworo ofllciallyi,
declared out of the race. {,
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l9.~—Buclt
K, ed from the port side of tho allows.
“or“, ”m,“ basket: for his team. ‘wflafi‘l‘ . ----- ---‘ ------- H- Quinn uhlir the Musketeers tried mightily
The Big Game. ’ L. int vainly to uphold the honor of the;
After a few moments of passion lilnckman """"" Driscoli, Lane ““3 "m” blinders. The bl‘ll'm ’“ld
Stump ot' Hie visitors npongd up tin _L. G. ‘ :‘l‘lnllli.’ constellation of the. four
ten of the evening by (urging the “1,3, Sherwood ......... . ...... la. Quinn “,~,mrs" was Shepnrd of the Hard
liltslttt for ILS 9. do or t.l. house. is i R G
lick owned lliinus up with a pretty
:zoal front the. tied, and itaulguil Int“
pint-ed the Norwalk in the, load when
he lliZlill- good on the free throw re.-
.aulting from a Harrison foul. Ash
moat. Scored his first basket of the
game... and (folder pluckily ,duplicat
ed his captain‘s stunt, Hu‘rigan seal
ed from the floor, and Calder dropped
in a basket on a free. throw. Harri»
gran again scored from the field, and
McKinley thcn scored the visitors
second basket of the game.‘ George »
Smith then caged one from under
the basket, and Biegncr dropped in
another for the Harrison's. Calder
again score-d from the field for Nor-
folk, but. Stump did-the same for
Morrison a moment later. Two fouls
Were. then called on Norwalk‘,‘ and
thosc were turned into points by
Iiicgnor and Stump. ‘
chluirk, 1: Weafer, 2'
Wcoa. 2: Urtscott, 1;
Sherwood, 1.
W
IillNZ READY fiiii
tattling Kunz will meet
t‘ont‘frey, the fighting fireman
“ork in Lockwood's hall on
her 18. The fight.
lightweight.
'lrrder they fall.
Zip! This should be “some"
Flcld goaIS: n. onion, 3; Tolies, l:
. Blackmail. 2; lllflll total with 254.
Lonchak, 2::
Riteree. Porter: timer. S. Burns.
iiilitt colllltl
will be. for
champion belt. of Gori—
reoticut. Kunz takes them nsvrthey
come. and the higher they are the
toiled Egg crew, who established high
uinrzlc Home at. 96, and also captured
The lineup and
score follows ‘ - '
Hard Boiled Eggs.
("-mttrtock ' ............ 71 77
Shepard
.............. 82 96
153 173
, Musketeers. .
Murphy .............. 74 RS 76
DeForest ............. 68 76 74
142 161 150
,\'l‘t.morrow evening. the. Office and
“actor-y teams, of the Norwuik Tire
«kl Rubber Co. Longueuil] clash in a
«big pin battle at the. Norwalk alleys
Franlzié
of New
Decent
the
COACH KFOLWELL'S PLAYERS"
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. uni—Coach
Eolwell, of the University of Pennsyl-
match.
i
136] STAMFQHU "my. Lose» ITS FRAN-i
i
' George Smith
Fleming put up it good flght‘ltguinst
Johnny 'Dundeo last night. at the OIynt-‘
pm A. A., but he wa-a outclassed and
was easily beaten by the Ngu- York
lmxc r. For three rounds Dundee took
it cosy. -
~ Fleming gained the honors in the
fourth round. but in the fifth aessinn
ll‘hmdee hnndcd Fleming :1 terr’ilc
i lacing.
g”, weathering the
lfiirtund.
Fleming had. a 'hard time
storm in the final
- CHISE T0 NORWALK.
an“
JERSEY CITY. bec.19.-—FolloWlng
a meeting or war omclnls of the. in,
terstato Basketball league bore today
1".th rummed that the Stannoru
franchise would be. shifted to Nor-
,wz‘llk and that Ureyluau, Johnson and
would be transferred
from Stamford “to Jersey City team.
However, the league. oiiicinls refused
‘ to discuss the conference. , .
Dreyfuss, when qutstioned in New'
The bell rang a moment. later, end-
ing the half with the score favor-
inlz'l‘iol walk at 1.8 to 10. ~ ’
Tllc Norwulk machine gotlgolngin ~
(:nrnest in the. second ran. qnd after
Kunz la in condition as sound as a
vnnia football team, announced today; Y
ork today~declared he knew noth-
nm‘.‘ duller as shown by it's IaSt fight
with Willie Collins. Conit‘rey is
lm'ned down to the pint: of condi~
lion and should b'i ubieio put up the
that he would take twenty-two players
to Pasadena, Cal, for the game with
the:- Unlversity of Oregon on New
: true» We M e,
dim first few buskcts,~tlte locals hhld “”1" or b" lii’". Confidence. is
the : Hibmwerlt‘d cow-ilcfely off
the. floor. Ashmead‘ opened the snor-
ing carnival for the locals, by coming
:1 prettv running shot fr‘m 'directl‘.‘
under the basket, atterllérrignn had,
allot a free cool.
the dark hnr‘zon. 7, ,
It was not learncd until in.
through with his third basket of the,
game. .
scored in nuccesatnn for Harrtwon; all 1”le-
Home?! hemlqcored his lost goal of} ._.—~‘:._
the game undieculder udder] another;
brace ofcounterc to the. alreadv fast 5' n. F’rntz‘ Mimi
increasing Norwalk-warnin. Anhmead NE pins
um- put onn'in‘fnr'ihe‘v‘ultnra, Sm'ih‘ “"“m “r“ «core on ducks,
shot one tin-ougbb‘iho hoop :ror twoiinm‘nt of 132.
more merksqto‘Noiwnlk'n credit, and. The Omen zmrt Fantnrv to
Flynn titanmnmerwaqwlth a. come the Nnrvm‘tk .Tlm k,
for the visitors. ‘Ashmead tossed the
nphere through tbo‘uet‘on a free shotxnt‘ "to Norwnlk allevu.x
qulick scored tho ' xi two in quick Tim
eucaessloh'dnll m ~1th‘5camd the ““0"“ '~“~”~~~r‘r'~“* .M
lantibanlmi pt they-me tor the visit— mm for i‘u‘ ”Ma"wttb'tb¢i
om. Caldera-egocedytwi '-~‘}*dmis_th§lllegnfi. onilt‘bnrtidnv, memo»
floor forwNorw'alk. mid * mith' bladed «new content will be played
mlvtitdltlprnifrfllfi “ '. ”,-
thlms. but. in tbtii case boilrbovs are , » , .
nvppfonfifinnt whp,‘ they clash one Will accompany the squad, Which will;
of the stem: and comets flash along leave for the Pacific coast on Friday
Camp, scorcd‘atrain but that. Kunz was to meet. the fire- . , -
’ from the floor. and. Harrllzan come ~niar. and it was Ktlnz himself who drills. The team was given its
NORWALK now_i..tllo- NOTES. i
99.; hot “week on
. at tho Norwalk alleys und' . - -. , .
again counted’i'nr’ thoitom'g'and Riel! "a! n“ wankq record. Tom ,Ba‘mm't‘rom the first daya‘aucilonbale .
“W"'~'|M. re
Year’s Day. The entire varsity coach-
a good tug stuff and nnulnber. of
fofternoon, Brief stops will be made
at Chicago and Albuquerque for signal
last
:1; avg“.
daily until. Friday.’ .
an.—
RACE HORSES sou:
with 94' trottem'and ‘pacers at the‘ Union Btockl
“Yards chow twentwtwo border,
amt! Off‘brought a total mwnsos, or. an aver-
. . 32'"th * Co, - ‘th ,,
'I-enrng‘wiil‘ roll wai'lflESday ewenmé .939 or $521030
' .2“ , “b; V V
The Lark‘t'zz‘os ll, five-years old
Pn’innq ‘ N?
TM! of:
It the
|"F‘lrunkio".~Ncison fought a ten round
mm": it. For a while iiratber 1°01, work-out in Frankfield field yesterday draw at the Simple A. (2. last night
Ashmend -‘aerain scored tori 0": M if Kimz was pickinu‘ the softiin six inches 01’ MOW. . .
. - - -. . , , 3 (mm: 'p... . _ . , , pace from, the first round andwere on
Immune. and Mcxmiey and Slump cm money, but we take it exer, will be held in the gtnnnasiunll- even terms at the anal bell.
Practice, how? The tivo youngsters ‘keptwup‘ drama”
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| DiLLONLREADY FOR MISKE. ' .
CHICAGO. Dec. -19.~Returnsxodasfmnea to the minute} for his hour,
on with Billy Misha of St.- Paul, at that
ing about illemrllmored changes;
i
.laoursm OTHER Rmcs.
"Darkey" Gritttn defent'cd "Johnnytfi
students; Best. of Ireland, in ten roundsat— tile.
Vanderbilt A. C. last night. In the .
semi-final ."Happy" Mahoney‘ defeated -
“th" Fredericka tn u'cplrifed con-
lest which also tamed ten rounds. 'v ,
“Frankie" Burns, of California... and:
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—_—-u—- _.—.
Jack Dillon,ot' lndianapolis; to
Broadway Sporting“ ”club ' tomorrow,
right. BillyVWelt'on and Tim Calla-t
=lzan will meet“‘ in the semi-wind up at
unveiling”; :1: ~ ' . :
two» new DRAW. ,
8" ”Bx-m... .w... “may“
“This Shopper is
a Wonder
Puts" ‘a Keen“ Edge“.
on GilletteBiades
: Those that-:— Seejt, ’
' Buy it
It "will Earn itselt " ' ' -
Many Titties
,1,
illicit lhcllilttrgan <
4 Sofiifi' .‘Norwalrka.fl *
1 was...“ mm mm.mmmxm"
W. I.“ ,3"
Ens, Duck» and Client.
I ‘Charnok’s Marker:
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THE SELECTION OF ‘ 1
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS“"""
is an easy task here. "We show
so many varieties both in pat-
tcrns and plain colors that we
can suit: any taste or meet any, ”1-,
requirement. And we can suit '
any purse too. We carry papers.
in every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set can be accords
modated. '
iThe Gorham C0;
it You Have
Any Junk
SELL S Jane.
11‘ TO 0 _ y, , . £4
Successor to Wm. Effron. . W .
Phone 499. "
27 Fort Street. main Norwalk. 7
Woostcrdiiowcrgt‘ick
Attorneys at Law ‘ "
PATENTS ”5""
A. M. Wooster, Late Examini'
er U. S. Pat. Office ~
FT‘H. Bowersock, 13 year-ll“
practice N. Y. City .
Securitv Building, 1115 Maid.
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.“
‘Send For chklet 0n Paton?
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PEWRITERS — L. G
Smith, Underwood
Remington, all other ‘
makes, sold, rented, - ,.
iepaired. Running”
per month. ~41“th
cold at $5 per'mtnm t.
JAS. connector no
"I South Main Street. South Ngmlfiwfim ,
Juli;
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TAILORED SUITS I
and :. ,. .83: ‘r ‘~
REMODELING 0F FU’lli'S' ’
by \ ‘ I
New York Ladics’ Taildr , 7
G. ROCKOFF» .
11 North Main , .
We Also Do Cleaning undo“
r." (l;
Pressmg *' .
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Fresh Killed NatiVe
l‘urkeySf
FuncyRoasting Chidi}
We Will Take" “
Orders Until"
PhursdayflMorn-in1gi"
at? Will
~1‘ii
Free Delivery”
Tel. 583-2 .' 76 North Main St
South Norwa’i
.th New Science."
DEFiNiTION OF cmROeRnpttiic
V‘Jlropracuc is the definition” of ~t‘be
iy a wréncb, twist or spmmdnothm ..
lack. . Eve: 1! $711036 ”in childhood
_l creates pinchedtiuerveu antipathy
alert life in theidtiterencnrsan
tmbs. »
Ubtro practora remove ., the mun
diseatse and pain,;.bea&cb~is Emu
brough harmonizinso crane u
pins in your body gFemulmuw .,
.lven special attentionyalsoelcul'a ‘ _
if the home. You wthjnawrv ,
5 viii: , the Chlroprnom! in. rennin" .
n'alp you. ‘ . ‘
Magnetic tron-nomads”-
, T. Framing]? i
34 Wuhingtcil‘Bii‘. to, "BMW- , .
' . Grniinnto from Palmofltlfliti“
“in ‘61,;
non .of Brooklyn and $.9; “47....--
; tho. so
, A reading room is maintained .
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