t.
{flunk & hiiliiucry
-a
Immurmumm;
gab. cuter-aflo- having India-tally
Wwardhuchamum
“town who mafia-oil to tho principal
mum choosing that-Italian a
convention!“ m 1 Hill;
WANTS”.
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WANTED—MEN, WOMEN. 18 OR
mar; $75 month. Government jobs.
gust positions free. Write immediate-
11. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2&0, Ito-1
rheslcr, NT '1'. _ l
WANTED~ DRESSMAKE‘RS AND
alteration hands. Apply Paris
; Store, South
Main street, South Norwalk.
WANTED—FA MlliY lllONEit,
p11 Nona”: Stcam Laundry 43
atrcet.
at
in?
my
£13 3t;
WANTED— EXI'l-‘Rli-‘VCBD FE
male bookkecpcx and steuographcr,
permanent position, good salary. Ad;
sirens box I". fill 3t
WANTED — HIGHEST 911115113
paid for household goods of all kinds.
Second hand goods for sale. Public
Iic auctioneer and appraiser. A share
of the public patronage solicited. J.
K. Finch & (70., 12 Mlldison street
Tel. Con. ’11: 0t
WANTEO— FURNISHED APART-
nent or 2 or 3 rooms for light house-
laceping.Add1caa immediately. )1. Y.
«93.. care Sentinel office.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN
excellent references desires to con-
nect with real estate or vinsuranco
company; has ”own car. Address '1’.
‘ fit at
Wl‘l‘li
WANTED— GARDNER MARRIED.
r. 1 family, wishes position as working
[woman in private family, Good rol‘.
ercnces. Address M. 0..
Georgetown, Conn.
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WANTED~0LD PALS” TEETH Jacohy banal“. SOulll Main street]
Wliont matter if broken. I pay $1.00
1.1 $5.00 per set Mall to I. Mater”
$00718. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Will send cash by return mail.
‘
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALI. KINDS
of cattle Beat piiccs paid. Extra
writes for cal1'c's.1l.l‘1icd1nun,35 Ely'
avenue. Tel. 1151.120 if
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United States ulut'shol'o auto,
(11‘ Connecticut'
dis-
box 103‘
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10 CIT—'1 ROOM HOWE AT ill)a
First street. East 3mm. Inquire
of Chas. Ferris, Central Food Co.
fill 31
TO LETHFJVE ROOMS WITH Ui-
provemanta, 2 minutes from trolley.
Rent cheap. Inquire after t; p. m. 23
1211211111111 stmt. fit (it
To LET—-2 APARTMENTS AT 55
Spring street. 0 rooms on first floor
with inmvementa. 6 rooms an ace-
ond floor with improfements. Inguhte
of Mind}. Tarlov, 10 Grove street, or
- g'Del. 758-)2. ‘
1'0 LET—HOUSE 0F 5 'RQQMS
2‘3 Myrtle also“, rent $13. Inquire of
.1. II. [fistula 1 [arena street, E11111
Nomik, 001111.
Y
TO LET—ATTRACTIVEL-Y FUR;
nishod room near bath, all modern con 1
renleaoas. Call No. ‘18 Hamilton ave-'
nae. Phone 1708-12. £13 at
TD LET—~14 ROOM AND 2 3 ROOM
apartments. Improvements Inquire
at 84 'Woodwird avenue 'l‘el. 305- 40
473-3. » 113 31
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TO LET—4mm SIDE OF DOUBLE
henna of in rooms and bath, all im-
Uptown Apply on premises. N1)
2 St Johan stroet, Baht. Norwaik
fl3 (il'
1'0 Larmvm ROOMS AM. 1M-
provemouts. "5 South Main street.
1 fl? .1l.
‘ To 1.2741011? roa 31111.1. r11: ‘7 MAIN 51‘
_tory. Storage purposes, centrally lla-
catod. Inquire Lawrence Agency,
South Main street
'ro LET—Mimic, FINE STEAM.
heated rooms suitable for society hail..
with anbcrooms, closet: and toilet the
See J. B. Lawrcncc, agont, 15 South;
Main atrocl.
t
tor-y Boulevard Modern lmprovcments,‘
barn, chicken house. garden and fruit‘
trees. Store 207 Washington ati'ect.
-Ensl Norwalk. Apartments 209 Wash
lngion street, mt Noraalk and 39
Chapci utrcat Norwalh. Inquirc 04
{South Main Street Tel. 60
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I TO LET-ROOMS AT T!!!" 'llRlS-
{fol $2.50 week up. Get first choice
’now. Dining room open.
‘!
humanely or not loo; aftar liq»
con 8111.11. lleona 1.1m. from w. my were
”i alone together, and his W. laying
FOR “Liv—1 MITCHELL ROAD" 11 large. map of the United Blane! on a
titer in A i shape. Flux-scone amount 1 table, said:
able rims and extra tire No manna ‘ WEED“ it is Vel'l' probable that the
ble offer . _ time is not distant when you and I will
street. Titties. inquire 3 Coder; be forced to seek an asylum in the
‘____ ___J_ i Unlud States. Come, let us look out
'fl‘i‘ the best spot. ’
FOR SALE‘ZO LAYl-V} PULLET’S “'Aftci a calel’ul examination the\
10 laying hens, 4 young rabbit and 111-1 idea that the most desirable place
coon dogs i~2 bound and 1-2 orrang 111111 somcubclo between tho Delaware
airdale from pedigreed stock roll-11 9,; and Hudson in the state of New J91
and hunter. tree climber and trcei 883d. 5311”?“ RI?“ ‘33”th mung“?!
, no pun a sac cc, 11 oacp an
batters Inqulrc M ii S German, 11 refuge 1‘11 the United States and has
Mm r “y “we” \OW‘HV' governed in his oclcctlou of a home by
"' “m -— the recollection of the prophetic inter
FOR “LE—«HOUSEHOLD It‘Uli‘ltl- view with his lucihcr.’ —i‘r111u nu U11
‘ture Must be sold within a Week' 5 published Munuwript of James K.
time On account of death in the faal- ' 1 “1mm“ ‘1‘ “MW” “35'3““?-
‘iiy, I am leaving town. Mrs. Anna ”hw"_‘~‘_
MacDoaneIl, 13 Bayview avenue. {14 31 BANACAS As F000.
The Bat Way to Serve Them in Baked
‘ Winn Full Ripe. '
( hlldrcu uudcr three y'calu of age do
inot choit their food thoroughly; they
. zbolt it. -‘l'1)l this reason theyoshoald
FOR sALE"As“ BABRELS. not have banana: to out uncooked.
“39d Will! galvanized iron MM "'9‘ 13111111111111 are nutritious, but they 1110
time Three sizes. price 25c up. South an ludlg‘eatlble food unless they are
Norwalk 0: ster Farms Co, 110 Water 11 all mastic-11ml. They are more easily
street. digcstcd a hen cooked than '11 hen colon
l‘ilW.
The most digwtllue form of cookcd
banana is the baked one. This Is pro-
1111,1-11111-1 9‘“- "0’5‘? ““8“” “Mi pared first 11;. wishing the fruit. then
1 20° "’3 11 years 0111.10 Lawrence cutting 11 amalh'ptcce from each end
street 50- NON-31k ~1de W. VMO- ;of the bananas (1111 when preparing a
~21“th potato for -h-1kln1.l Place the
FOR SALE—4 FAMILY HOUSE, 10 bananas to be baked on 11 tin plo pinto
rooms with all improvements for such 01‘ almllui 11th 3" fl 1“" 0g" ‘71:”
they feel louder after prlc 111: 'w t a
2:3”,61000pggate‘20izsinfilzrm furl: they are troll linked. Dark brown
or brown ataincd bananas (not the
: ASk John T Haves brlghtv'cllnu 11111-11) are beat for outing.
NORWALK.
clillcr raw or llulictl.
Real Estate-«Insurance
FOR SALE—MILCII cow 11s"
‘ (luu'e oi Jame-1; Monicith. Taylor Place.
(13 3t
.—————.._.
FOR SALE—HORSE. W'AOON.
Jiftoi thc fruit is lmkcd it is placed
on a platter and solved as 11 meat. It
411 not. howcrcr. turned out of the skin.
Whoa ready to cat'it split the skin and
banana lengthwise of the fruit; season
it with unit. [snapper and 11 little butter.
I11 warm wcather baked banaaau
1m: 3' be used to take the place of moat
at 11 mm:l.—-I‘biludclphia Record.
“m... .:_..,...;.
“Pins and Noodlu.”
After being for 11 long limp; in 11 con.
attained uttitudc a peculiar numbness
and pr-ltblut: are often felt in tho arm,
, ion or f1»11t.'l‘bla is cuuscd by sumo
For lip-1M". “Nico Gall
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director Ind'EmbIlm
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Office 'and Resident“
Telephone 904
54 811: Main 31.. so. Nov-watt
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mubthtI‘MMl-t
1111c pin in the lead, the “old reliable"
Tom liaicom went out aghast “Bull-
er" iyrault, and held the downtown
man to an even score, thereby put;
ting the game away for Nanak.
Cheater Meeker, the erratic artist oh
the uptown crew took all the honorrHj
unto himself last night, getting highl
single with us. and high total with
The Independents moved into the
lead lathe opening scramble for posi-
{lions in the league race last night.
when they mowed down the Tigers,
chicsentativca of the Cedar street
alloys, in three straight games, on
tho downtown boys' home lanes. The
although they won two of their
games on closc margins, they'provetl
to have the class over‘thc Second
District crew. Eric Miller got high
Bouncy
425 432 422
Stlndlng of the Clubl.
intcrrupmu to tho 1lrculution and can
usually l11- 111111111111! by ruhhim: 0r ex-
urchin
which in 1lctidcdiy uncomfortable 'u blicl
it lasts. or that prcssurc for a certain
,Jpnuih ol‘ limo dcndcua tho sensibility
'1-1'11 non-.1» \\ hcn this measure la and
dual; rcmmod as attalghtcnhlg out
tho it"; after uittlng with it douhlcd
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WAN
OPERATORS 0N SEWING Mauri-
tncs, pay while learning.
11.1.11 pricking sensation is felt. and
Tim l't‘ilSOll of tho sensation, -
uudcz'ncath tbc'body, scus‘lbllity unid- ,
unity rctnrns to the nerve. and as each ,
acri'o ilbct' commuting tho. trunk re-i
truths it‘u normal condition of acnalbll~ ‘
By virtue of of an order of sale is“ TO LET—«Till: STORE ON NORTH
sued out of the United States district MM“ STREET. NOW OCCUPIED “Y.
Clueti, Peabody]
court for the dishict of Connecticut,
on the 9th day of February, 1917. no-
lice is hereby gitcn that I will call by
public auctibn, for cash, on Wednes-
day, the -2lst day of l‘cbiuary, 1917,
“Sit one o 'clock 9.111. at South Norwalk.‘
in said diatlict the steamer "Rosc- :
dale, " her engines. boilers. machlnm'y,1
;' boats, tackle,
fund furniture, as she now lies at thc'
apparel appurtenancdr
cicambont w hurl, Water street. '
(*HESETFRIELU C.‘1\llDDI.1EBR00K.'
; U. S. Marshal
by TIMOTHY E 'HIWVLEY, '
, Deputy 11.5 1111111111111 “’9“ 018M Company
Hartford, Conn, Feb. 10,1917
United States manshal'n sale. dis~
‘ inlet of Connecticut.
By virtue of an Order of sale issuEd
0 out of the Union: 'States District Court
1
.. for
j‘the 9th
notice is hereby given that I will sail
" Les at the steamboat wharf;
, .niaappomta.
person can eat it Without ill effects: ' "'
the dffitrict of COnaecticut, on
day of February,-1917.
by public caution, for cash, on Wed?
ncsday, the Zlat day of February
#917, at one o‘clock p. 111., at South
boat "Elizabeth." he? engines, boilers,
machinery, boats, tackle, apparel, ap-
pu1tenances and furniture, as she now
wut‘or
ctreet.
uf‘HESTERFIELD‘ C MIDDLEBRDOK
U S. Marshal
by TIMOTHY E.- HAWLEY,
‘ ' Deputy U; S Marshal.
Hartford, Conn, llcb 10.191?
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lEn‘qli‘a‘h Monkey. , -
A, chafing dish rarcblt which never
Even the moat helicatc
11,5 cups bread crumbs 11,9 cups milk
1M cups cheese, 1 teaspoonfnl mack"
3' 11111.1 teaspoonfui 111111.11 dash of
“cayenne poppcr, 1. egg well heaten,,~
butter size of walnut.
" ingredients in chafing dish or dollllifos.
After they have cooked to a'
6'; month paste 11111: the unbeaten egg.
Mix first ‘six
' “91's
THE SPERRY & HTUTCHINSON CO”:
W [LL BF} FOR RENT FROM APRIL'
1 1917. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OP- 1
I’ORTUNITY 'I‘O SECURE A VERY'
LARGE STORE IN A MOST DESIR-
ABLE LOCATION. J. IRVING DIB
BLE,149 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘&Cc.. lac.
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.TODAY IN WALL STREET.
"'T“"“~“""" ..
To LET-LOFT IN SWARTZ 1&1 WALL S'I‘REET.10:30 u m.—Deal-
.C'orbctt block, containing 5,000 square: lags at the outset. of today’s session!
feet of floor space with light on all: welc light and arrow with a prepon- ,
sides. .Otlu freight elevatox scrvice,‘ derance of declines. Theac ranged’
steam heated. For further parlicu~ from 1 to 3 points in Shippings, Beth‘ .
lat-9.1190131 at the ofllco of The Old lehem Steel, Mexican Petroleum!
iBaldwln Locomotive. and Studcbakcrt
_....._1 with fractional reversals la Groali
“Busmgss NOTICE Northern Ore, American Steel Found. l
‘ ries and oth‘ér npcclaltles United
NOTICE ‘ l'StateaStecl opened-at a slight races
Trucking of all «kinda long distance stop, “but noderate pressure 800“ M”
moving. autumoblle‘ trucks to suit all footed. a. greater loss Nominal gain's
purposes. B. Herahflcld. 122 Water were “watered by Central Leatheru
street.
~ 'Canadian Pacific was heaviest of the
IN Rails, yielding almost two points. ‘
GLAiRVOYANT— WHEN
Bridgeport call in and no Madam
Carr, she Will tell you combining to; WM. 1. STREET, \‘lmn _—.'1‘h'e mar
iNo‘rwalb in unidsdistrict the steam3yo‘1,’ advantage, speaks 7 languages, but became increasingly apathetic
282 William street, Bridgeport, Conn. during the fore-noon with partial re-
coverles from early irle‘gulurity ex-
MASKS, WIGS, WHOLESALE, RE.1cept in specific instances. Sugar issuea
tail 0031031198 1'0? mullueradeis, mln- reflected latest conditions- in Cuba, 11 .
strel ‘a‘howa Write for iii-ice list. six- point drop in 'Cuban American Su-
Reichardt Costumc 00.. 74th street! gar being offset by :1 Twelve point.
Marks mm; New York city. is in gain in South 'Porto Rico Sugar. Balla-
trailed to follow up their lmprmmlent
’jP'AlNTlNB ~-— PAPER-HANGING of the previous day, a four point 'daoga
decorating. painters supplies; wall line in Delaware and 11113th and new
NDEI'.‘ “Nadine it?” lowest prices minimum f01 New 'Ha‘ven affiS 14159- . ,-
Estimates cheerfully Eivon. Trial 01"1' lug ainong the chicféinoldcntc or Rita
tiers solilelflu T0 l. 100, Alexanderi division A new law allhiatl '
lWlllte, 111 4-2 filly
it nonllnal bond;
1
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WALL sraan'l'
119311 came 111111111 7
narrow limits. > ‘
Laud
lidval'ugo ‘ Thal'ec'ihel.
.""an. 111a," cautioned pa
these succcsslvo putt-kings from 1110'
successive awakenings of the humor-
111111 iibcra have not lnaptiy been ('10ch
"plus and hoodlum"
Why Wot Land to Cold.
1'. 1:. Hopkins. soil expert. snvu 1b 11'
live tlmca as: much heat is required to
cxaporatc water from the surface of
a soil as would be hooded to raise the r
tcmpciaiurc of the some amount of
water from the freezing to the boiling
point. saw Farm and I‘ircsidc This
icxp'lahm why wet and poorly dralucd-
soils are cold.
Tile drainage 1"ca11p as the excess
of wutcr. Then the heat; of the 31111 133
able to make some headway in warm
log the all But if the soil is con-
tlnunilv 11th with water the cou-
ataat evaporation hecpa the tempera-
ture down in spite of the sun‘s warnith,
Isl
Winn Your Eyu “Snap."
When you read in books and things
that swan-nos eye's “snapped” with l
excitement or anger you are not to
no (it American sugar and Continental 0111., suppose that his (or bur) orbs made a a libel in the district court of the Unit-
snapping sound an they'glaaccd about
the room. We have it: 011 no less 1111'?
authority than the Journal of the
American Medical Association that the
eyes of man "can move accurately,
noiselessly. with the greatest precisioni
, to any object: in any part of the field and whereas by virtue of process in
of \ lslon. "
pvorpiodgodg
' :‘Lend me $10, out man. I pledge you
my word ol'honoi' ”I'll pay 11; back next;
Saturday " ,
‘ "Sorry. but I 1111.111 you fifteen on
ask you to put up something more ta‘n-
biblc this tithe ” -—Plttabulgh Press.
In Motor Circles. .
“don’t
force too much on \Olll. guests at: din:
n‘er” . .
' "What. then?" sulll‘cti lilti-
Font Rough Weather. ~
foot'geur. "
“What is it?"
“Make it n. sociability rim Incl not:
1GP W. I.. For.
Until-pendants ll 3 0 1000
Forwalk ........3 2 l .667
'l.1.:uo .......... 3 1 2 ‘ .333
Tigcia ‘ . . .' ....... 3 0 3 .000
‘ ’l‘oinorrow night, the Tigers will
roll ihc ludcpcndcntn, on tho Notwalk
alloys ,and tho Norwaiks will take a
rrun-‘1 at the Palace team, on the
l’a‘acc gllcys, in North Main street.
'I‘bc Factory and Laboratory teams,
111‘ l'ao Norwuk Tire & Rubber Co.
Luauuc will bowl a match on big plus
at tho Norwnlk alleys tonight.
LOHMAN ON GIANTS’ ROSTER.
John McGraw baa done a deal of
fixing: or else Zeke Lolimun, the tem
continental (linger with the Lowell
1iul; last season. has slipped some-
thing, across on the manager of the
tii‘uu'tu. in announcing his router for
‘tthc Southern ;_tratning trip, McGraw
mentions a new acquisition in "Zeke
ni.ol'mau, u Texan," and the chances
late goal! that he is no other than
‘thc (linger who descitcd Lowoll last
season for more. lucratiwe mnploy-
[Hill litiilflf
The United Staten of America,
moi of Connecticut.
Morena, on the 9th day of Fem
ary, 1917. W. and A. Fletcher 00., filed
1
tits-
all States for the district of Connec-
itlcat, against the steamer "Roaedale,"
gher engines, boilers, boats, tackle. an
.parel and furniture, in a cause of con-
tract for repairs, civil and mantime,
tdue form of law, to me directed, re-
tunable on the 75th day of Marcb.191’l,
Ihave seized and taken the said steam-
-er “Roacdale” and have her in my
last must by one pm. with Norwalk "
,
.523 The scores were as follows: }
Norwalk
Ayrault ............... 80 92 9'6 ,1
Pauline ................ 87 95 89
Kicker . ........... ... 03 no 345
“fiverhauser ........... 27 84 86
liaison; ............... so 97 31 i
——-— ---~.—.---4 ..§:.
‘ , .126 5114 4 6
Palace
Monday ............... 80 93 87
'l‘rr—aduay ............. 99 97 80
Giccnwood ............ 97 73 ’95
Kx'auCc ............... 92 104 92
M'i'uult ............... 89 91 81
457 458 435
on: own bunch bowled consistently and ,
. [EB .3813
more at wt, and also high total. with
:1 margin 290. The BOMB: ‘”
lMipondontl. - 1
Futile“ ................ 91 82 86
Duffy .......... r ...... 92 76 83
ltyan ................. 86 98 '81
1M1licr ................ 104 99 87
Run: . .-. .............. 85 83 93
458 428 435
Tlgan.
L1 not: ................ 93 91 7‘
Sherry ................ '80 81 86
Benjamin .............. 81 85 87
Tucker ................ 92 88 87
............... 89 87 86
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58amwithrpkg.keckett’aBiue...... .......... “.3
sStampa with IcanStove Polish .................. .51} ‘
5 Stamps with 1 pkg. Wash Powder ................ 5d
E Stamps'wilh I pkg. Baking Soda ...... _ .......... . . . 5é
5 Stamps with 1 cake Tar Soap ................... - . 5¢
”Milan-alum
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«mum. immanent».
xo Stamps with 1 pkg. Dog Crickets .............
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DUI-Iowan.
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Great A. 811’. Tea ‘.Co;{_
124 Washington trce
meat in the Maine Trolley 1.133%.
YOUNG CARTER—YOUNG EDDlE.
Feb. 10, 1917.
Sporting Editor.
'lho Evening Sentinel,
South 'Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir:
Young Carter, of Stamford.'Conn.,
would like a return bout with Young
Eddie, of Greenwich, Conn. I have
been training every day for the past.
few weeks and I am in better condi-
uon than I ever was before. I am
5111111110 amplifies the fans if I’get
:1 leturn bout with Eddie. I am ready
to nice‘t any 133-poand boy in this
state who wishes a crack at me.
’Immhing ‘yuu for the space in your
YOUNG CARTER,
Stamfordmnn.‘
w——-—— .
RIBBONS WIN FROM JASPER
CREW, 41-28. ;.
.1“-
Bridgeport Basketball Quintet With
Barter" League Champs in Colonial
Hall—Norman Shin-a.
Btidgeporl’a Blue Ribbons with p
patched up team on the floor allowed
1110 Champion Jasper quintet of tho
la :1 brilliantly played game in Col-
on at hull. Bridgeport. last evening.
Stzrtch Hwy was the only mgulal
111 the Ribbons lino—.1111 Murray.
“bite and Clinton were unable to
come to Bridgeport for tho game ow
in: to sickness and (lap Swanson ow
(twinned in New York on account of
bold. man Bockaum and Sheclmn'
played the Iorward positions, while
b.” orman and Wallum looked after the
job of guarding the cage and did a;
cpl! ndld job.
V'l‘vlzc splendid work of Beckmnn and
Norman was a feature of the game.‘
The latter displayed unsual ability
~t shootings. It made no difference
Patched Lineup Play Ringo Around;
1
i
icaslern league under a 40 to 26 count .
U93! game at guard.
Only Four Players.
\
Previous to starting the game, Man»: 7 ‘
‘agcr heavy had only four 1113le
ready for the game. He amid 1 '
I‘yfc, the Jamey City ataer play In
Swansea’s place. but ‘the Shooter's' ‘
star misacd train connections and ,
didn’t put in an appearance until the:
game was over. Harry Wallum, who
came to Bridmrt for the romance '_
of ofliclatlng at the game, was forced“
into play as a result of lhe inland.
and be displayed flashes of hh olclj~ ‘3
llm'. form. A! Burdick refbuod'fa
place of Wailum and did a good job. ~
HAWITA. 'N. 11., Feb. 1(.—Amor>‘
lcan cayalry troops may cross the la—
L ‘tcrnatlonal lino today in an effort“ ~
rescue the three American llama:
comboya, A. P. Peterson, High 'A.
Card and Burton Jensen, , Who worn?
carried of Monday atemoun by m .
Mexicans under command of Prndon~ . “
do Miranda. said to be connector! .
with loan Ynez Salaaar’a Villa {om s.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
John Cali-talc, of 81111ku was ‘
admitted yesterday.
M1'1.Mary Anderson, of Bell" ave-
ntu. Dorian, wan admitted today.
-_—.
BERLIN, Feb. 13, via Wu»
less to Sayville. N. Y.——The luv-r
pulse of a partial British mack
south of Serra, on the- Sovnmu
front, in reported in on 11111121.:
statement issued by the War 051
ficc- tonight. The statement fol-L
lows:
‘A British partial attaCk south .
of Serra was made before noon. "
tbut failed. Otherwise there W‘
the important figlmag iii-Bier”
or cart.
'Maccdonian front: In Bu.
.cC cma bend counter attack:
against a position Captured by I.
were remilsed. ”
‘ AMSTERDAM, via London.
f1on1 what angle he shot the boil it. Feb “'5 .25 a. m—A Radio (is;
«wound to find its way into the cage. uh to Rem": 8 says that ”a 1,;
He received credit for nine baskets annan ,emoemr has main“
irom the floor, which netted 18 points: Emperor Charlel of AM
for the Ribbons- Balm” 9133’“ field marshal 1n the Gemananny
11111111111 ball throughout the game. Hp Einperor William left Vienna
(oged the pill six times and show Tuesday affimoon for Baum.
l" '1 fouls in four tries. Sheehan and -- *— "’ .
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