I‘d All.~Parts of'tltc
‘ World. -
ad Berlin Erect:
gin and there will be threeI
namely on March 3,10 and
ed.
excellent players 11nd some
F 3.0“.“ trying to make hand the East Siders 11std
o . .11a11able tai t.
that furnace behavetreat 9"
gin to, a“ friendly towafd the points in the tournament:
L family. Prove what we say is There 1111 be 1110 games
’ true—try a ton or two.
lift—2 tilllllf-Sl
.7.“ ad m—_ m W ml scorn nonwatx CLUB BOWLING
fl mm,m1s, Fall
A '210urnanent between the East‘T‘w’ N0
[Side and downtown members of 1119'
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg ,South Norwalk club was planned forl'l. .am No 0.
last evening. On Saturday eveningl Team No. Two Victorious.
.of this 11'ee’kthetourna1nent will be- l 713m No.2, captained 1’) Thomas
sessions,
17. Bit-
'. The East Sitters had the temerity
to isfiue : chal‘. one to their don"‘nlonn
hrI'ethun and it was taken up in short' with 93 while Thomas Robins and
order There was 1:16:11 dllfitvlity ex tl\‘ltl'>llall 11011 ”Ml had ”El-"1‘9
pericnced in picking the . downtown I
team because 01‘ the goeat number oil
of 1b: I11
had to be left 01.11 of it. On the other If . 11, Kellogg 78 81 74 236
all tli-Pir'
_ There will be 111'0 games of pool!
It to a good dose of our li'irds 021(1) 01 the three. nights, early“: l~.‘. Mathews...“ 87 87 «in,»
high gradé coal and it Will be- game counting one point, this makingl A. N. '1‘11eriault,...98 72 68 3‘18
it possible for one side to win 111119711. Lee ........... 71 71 71
of pool!
each night, thus hulking it possibir-IE
for one side to make six points dur-l
11w. .Moce, C E. Hort. mum
and Frank Donahue
L. K.Pal;1 1H:
‘Smitb and Ralph E. DeWitl. ’
W
League Star ‘-7,
m1 .
”Olmsted E. Ej
Jack Dempsey is surely ,planni
\wu Loal pc‘, Jack is 1:0 stand; 2‘. thel': gbt‘ir; ga'
l'l‘eum No. 4 ........... 3 - 0
‘Teum No. 3 3 l
6...........2 1 .750,
T111111 No.1 ....... ....2 2
Term No. 2...........1 3
5 ........... 0 «1
'Ilobins, defeated Team No. 5, captain-
at in W. E Mathews, in the bowling
tournament at the South Norw alk club
liards, pool, bowling, bridge pinochle, 1' last night winning the last two of the
crib are the games which will be play;
[but strings. (‘nptain Robins was
high man with 264 and W. E. Math
e1. -1 was second with? 8, while Mar-
‘siiail Hoyt was third with 247. ' A N.
,"‘bt"1i'.1ult was high man in the singles
110192 '
Team No. 2. I
l'l‘. 'ltobi'n' ...n...84 93 87 2‘
,t‘. 1.. Loc \\‘00d...’1’l 74 7. 2322
M.ll0,\'t ......... 76 93 78 .247
l .-7-»
711.1111. ........ 112 311 :1121 .9119
Team No. 5.
21::
l.. .‘11..\\'rlgltt ...... 83 76 BK 327
'."otuls .........336 306 291 936
1‘r..1uorruw night the most important
1 rut-l. of the series will be played,
11111111 Teum No. 6 and Team N0. 4
' ' I log the tournament.
Harris & Ganh At pinochle, there will be 11m tennis, ‘~\ iI' ”W‘l-
‘ front each side and each tenII'i‘will play ' .._____._.___-
68 Water Street. five games: each night Illoth teams'
TIGERS TRIMMED BY NORWALK‘S.
In :1 highly exciting game 111 110011
1. 000 and he means to give the. public their
300 money '5 worth.
1
As far 11.: can be ascertained there
‘20,) will‘be three boots on the card. The
.000 principal bout of course will center
Jaround 'rBattling Kunz, Norwalk pride
and joy and the champion lightweight
of Connecticut. He will meet Sha
us O'Brien, of New York. if such
thing is possible. 'Now Shamus is
good boy and certainly there is
better than Kunz in the state. .
fore the bout should be a humdinger, '
few
There
or; I
some" C2'tl for the boxing exhibition
l to be held in Music flail on March 115.
11"
m-
a
a
thli other savmgsl
Big as the all: change, other parts of
A few dubs about the 'state seem 10‘
think that the Battier is afraid
0' Brien. But, no indeed. lie is more,
,than willing to meet 111111
of1
and ’if .he‘ ..
doeent give him the trimming of his‘
young, life, somebody’s alliar:
There is nothing to him but muscle,
Bat certainly is in great conduit
as Charlie Pitts found out Choll
doesn’t care to meet the local boy an‘y:
tnore and we don't blame him neitherI
afler ihe lust beating he took. There!
is one 11111111 about Kunz
lights the spectators.
the time the gong rings at the open-
ing round until the final bell at 1
(lose 01' the bout tSome times
tries 10 fight 11111-1 the ..tong rings for
the (lose of the bouti. Any way the
‘mnteh will he probably arranged.‘
1
1
)ll. ‘
l
'l
(‘V
1.111'111 d1-
llc lions from.
he
he
There is another local boy whose'
Tel. 72! “I" I)" made up "I “‘0 ”law?“ ‘lndl‘\-' . “mm," alleys u“. \0,\v"11‘" work will interest Norwalk inns and
I “Ch game 0f 1 “00 ”0”“5 “m (011111 4:111 the Tigers 0 had 11911111111 In? 111111 is Willie (‘ondo'L If Bottling?
one point, making it possible for 0119,1-1111111g to the tum of 1 107 to 153511116112 lf‘uYOS the pleura ot \‘ouut: Ed"
’ ‘ ‘ 5id“ 10 lllalm 10 points each 11114111 01'. “0““ ”"t‘lld ”WWW" scores w”(“1119 when he meets him in Staminrdt
,. ' . ' 30 duting the tournament 1"”? Il‘lZ‘tmlefllt‘ (ullf‘urttill‘hhfglll if): this 11 'ek (‘ option will be thatched
1’ .~» WEATHER FORECAS'E. l T'heie will be two bridge teams frornr .1-2 1111 1111-1177111;th with 101. He w as with him This .Iltould be 11 fine sc‘fltup
*‘T" ' etuh side and club team will Nahum,” followed b,\ 'I‘urlov with 292 i1.10111 1101's clashed here some neekuI
"Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
8710111 ‘or rain tonight and Thursday.
' . . '13:.111111'11'111111 111110 “1th,! :1 .\l:t-- ,
'. .. .. ...... :i..";‘;..‘.."“]'..‘:f. r::..::‘:?°;.:;1::1;:i 11:1".‘21111'13:25.11; 11,132,111; figures and super wrtrr rorrue beauty . snartung Pongee rrrrrrrr errors. 32.
from Texas ‘nortbeaatwa’ra to T711. 0119. “ml“ 70 598“?" H points during a“? 11.11111 .. ..l‘ofiwgfth'lns 81:1 289,stron1:. At present he is spurring 11'1111’ Unique Stripes“! Stirring figures! And lllChES Wide; regumr f“— 65c‘ ‘
'lmee i“ “Tu?” ”my ”an"? “”3 evening (11' 12 during the tournament. 113.111.01.1' .....1119 s: 1115 3011131111“; Kunz colors in combinations that are truly Orien'—. N ,
light rain in the Lower Mlnmsslppl , , ‘ . , , .- q. 9,, _ atural Habutai silks, the firm but sup; , ,
V l I , . . , There 11111 be four teams 01 011b,\lHluI be 4? | 79" For-theeyeopeningJot Dillon ofthe! 11] Agmd puzzling Bill how full Of beauty!
alley am 111; 11 snow in the Ohm \al- each te'tm made up of one mm and “”"m ' 3‘7 91‘ :0 g)??? South find A. C. 11 Ill met-t \oung.1.11- Ayfll‘d Wld“ l'é lllIll' $2 ard_ $1 75 976 fill“ 07: JW
Bey, Cloudy weather also prevails enth 1e1111 will play net'en games each} 1"“ m“ ' " M X" ‘J A _l 11110 of this cltv. Murlno hasn't done| " g y 27 111 1168 ‘ d l 3 l 8. Cl
along the Atlantic coast, with light night 11111.: making it possible for onel 1,3,9 4,, 461 up], much boxing lutrxlv.‘ lI‘velyolte in this, Oriental nlk poplin; b12311; and styleful. ” W C l‘Cgtl 111' 3C 0 3C y ,
' , “m as far north as Alliantlc City N' .‘ide to make, 28 points of .m evening -Tir_1ers. ,1011'11 knows J09 and 111th seen his ‘PUI‘C WllllC poplin 01' ill COlOl‘ 0f Shan- 30¢ to 75¢. '
7‘ . 3' Element weather wm‘ low temper- 01' 112 during the tournament at crib. I 51' Il'im' ~ 83 51 ' 1"! 367.1I'le1er work. Joe certainly can ktund', l 36 lllCllCS wide, rcguhr 81' yd. — 85c.
. atures, pyevails between the Rocky A bowlln' team made 11p of four 31,.111 .......... 8: 11:: 31,3; '3an punialuuent than the average; uug'. .
Mountains and the Mississippi river mm “m“ each ,me .1111 mm and m" fli‘rlll‘lr """"""" 3,; ’72, g: .,,‘,.,:,,r=,rrrm Last week he met Young, With the gleam of silver or the dull glow Watenpot-proof black Japanese silks, , -'
,lt' . . Condition “”0“ for ”“5 viclnty three siting: on the big plus each oil -,,I,,:,’\‘ 81‘. 111er 91292 311111.11 of Dunbury: and took terrible 0f gOld. light of texture, cool finez— "
c‘OUI‘tWP‘ImM "'0‘”ij ‘°"°“""‘ ”Y the three eveningsh (Inch 11111111110} ~ , ' punishment For «11 of 111m he gml And brightly beautified by figures as q
.‘ ""5“ ’3'“ ”r “m“ ' ‘rnmu . nmm making 11 possible rm" “ '30 475 130,11 good is he took and stood up11119,0rie111.tl as those 011 a mandarin’ s robe of 7 inches Wide, regular 756C521“: £3.13:
n
one side to some three points :Iuch'
1. WEATHER A YEAR AGO night.
TODAY. l The 1111.11 store :11 the end of the
I ' '1ournament will show the winner of ”“7"?
t , . 3-. . .
Bgl‘cmpcraturc: Low, ..,, lituh, 1h, ,0,,,,,,,m,.m 'l‘h: 11111111 ,, 1,.(,,.d,111.1ted
I 3‘71 ’ Follow:
Billiards
l“: lSouth .\orw.dk linsi Nor\\':1lkl“'i¥?5 1’11““ng “3 twenty-first “”1"" Club. Business Manager Harry Spitf-
,7. l.\l.1'111ce. u, Suiting ‘leugue records of 11.".111111 played in ,0“ _ \l:1n111:er 13m Donovan and
i ‘ Thomas Benedict more games sc'oted tuorr'111111r'.n1111.II Scouts Kelly and Fllflt’ll the adultice?
' ,‘(morge W. Stevens '
7E. F. Smith My other bullpluyer who 111111 me: their training comp 31 “neon (111
lllt‘ 011er were Pitchers Caldwelll unusual; regular 82. 50 yard— $2. touch, a yard wide, , ' ' $1. 25 yd. 2'
I 1
llivct'elt l.0\\'!1tles
l I “()Wlll'tl 1..
Pool
Samuel S. Velour
Tenderfoot examinations for pr-os
pective boy scents will be held in the
downtown library, at the corner of
' ,~ ~ 1
‘uniuy, March 17”" 1513111114 Wittueyet'
e—lVlCENNELLY‘S SINGING oncues»
- I 11111 chle
fira. Armory, Saturday. March 3rd. l 0
Eugene S. Lulllu
Lowntles.
. ‘ . ' 1 , _ Arthur \Va‘droh
antmn John Lrnwlord, of Cannon Adolph W. Dreyfuss
street,- will address the members of , Frank “111 Scoy
”Paul's Men's Club, at a regular meet- 111-. E. 11.101103
0 ing of that social organization tomori ‘ Sylvester Decker
tow evening. 111.1111I Berkeley s1rcet|M1mhm Farm,“
Hall. , E. E. Got-11am
' """'—""' _ . l . Bridge
A special Lenten servrce 11'1111 :1 Wuvtc ltcymond and W 0 MrLenn
sermon by the rector Will be held 11mm, DM is and lIZlmet' Hendricks
E1111 B11k-°r and S
__ ,Discharge from bankruptcy were , Crib
granted in the United States court H. R. Nash-
yesterday to Frank A. Church and J‘ \V
Alice D. Church, who did bustnefl J.R.T-111"lot
0“ “1°“ & {Ph‘lmh' William Vollmer
oevening in. .Grace church, at 8 oclock {.3 .\1. AIM and F H Quintard
S.J"111\ls
. Olmsted
in Greenwich under the firm name of ' 0’11. Fem-cg
u
- - ———-——— H. C. Drake
:thran Martin in “The Wax Mo- ,Churles D. Taylor . .
,‘Iel' lat the Regent tonight, , W. Cartwright
Hamilton LeGrawnd“ Comstock who‘
was confined to his home on 011111er '7 .
avenue, has receovered from a. eevere ‘PUT CREAM IN NOSE G
"5016' and is able to be about once " , . AND STOP CATARRHI,
. ‘\ ‘ l Tells How To Open Clog ed Nos- ‘ ,
. ' trlls and dEnd Head- golds.
Frank Davis was arrested last night ‘ ‘ _ _ l
"A twill” Weekly inching of the more dullness, headache;
airy, and important plane relative to night.
he ineetlns m can hasty attend bottle or my: 0mm Balm.
’11:: Officer Stratton for vagrancy. H9 You feel 'fine in, a- few momenta.
as given thirty days by Judge George Your .011 in head 01' which will be
.Vosburgh in the City court this gone Your clogged nostrils will open.
01111115.. Sentence was suspended. The air passages of your head will
' ' , ,1 cl‘ear‘hnd you can breathe freely. No
no hawk-
Not-walk Scoutmasters' School was 1113, sn'utfllng. mucous discharges or
51311111111181: night in the downtown 11b dryness; no strttggllng for breath at
niobollution. method! were dtacuuedr Tell your 1111153111 you want a nmall
Apply a
; , ., . 'llttle of this humid, antluptlc cream
s. ' _ in your nostrils, lot _lt pouch-£0 '
0 may (ricotta 01 “711111160 Vol 1mm every w. m of w. 11M:
. . ,11991'M'Wfllr" soothe and 11m m «ulna, mod
M “to! I10!!! mucous membrane. and rolls!
comet
‘MMNMtCMCQJfl-
..._—— w...»
HONUS WAGNER'S BIRTHDAY
1'1'1"1'smI1“1oH.' Feb. «23.401111,
tonusi Wagner recently colt»;
his wily-third blt'lhdu)i
"”0 “WW“! I" ”“5 '°““ ””1 bring out the brilliant colors of the sports - A yard Wide regular $1. 50 yard—$125- 1'
11
, from In under it. This bout should
11an eyoropenor.
BALL PLAYERS s'mp :90UTH r red and ycllour and black; all Of them
13'“ 1'.o111< 1‘ b 2“ ‘ "“l‘l‘f'u‘m’d sometimes combined in one figure! -
, yawn rubbers of bridge 911011 night,’ a nu r'rxruult was third with .80. 11211111 ,ago and/Lt won the “951 preliminary,
the team having the high total scme are I made high single 1119 and also
l)!" 1
l
1
1
’Though for post thtI age when most l1y\‘(uplalll 'I‘. l. "“310", 111,11 mm,
FUtISt‘bil” Dmy‘""‘*’“'”""r “7”“‘91'W‘ld-Yot 1110 New York American League ‘
,more hits and stolen more buses, 1111111 gum-d (11‘ the \nnkees, lelt today forl
,lived.
111
l Baseball fans of Pittsburgh tonight 1.0,guson and \Iorgrldgo, Pitcher rm“ 1
lull! celebrate W‘uuuers birthday 111111.501; ,md 1.1M] \luiscl are to 10m 1111-",
. ' I: banquet in his honor \mous thI' 111 Baltimore and 11011 Mollruw 11111111
Franklin and Washington street, Sat- , A. t‘. Knorr lspeukers .11 the lilllltltlt‘t will be Joint picked up :11 Washington ‘
lli 'l‘cner,p1esidcnl of the Notional-
1111 second bummun; Napoleon 1.111011,
manager of the Toronto 111th national
nident of the luttrnational Lengue'
Pittsburgh Nationals; Barney Dr'cy
tiouul League club, and August Herr
n1nn,chuirmun of the .\'.1l.on.-11 Base-r
[ball (‘onnnlsston
Hitting the Maples.
'i'lrt ludepmdents, 101111112: 01' the!
f‘ity League howlin'n 121cc, r'un 1110111
01‘ a snug lu’sr evening :11 the Ntll‘\\.llk
,ulleys In the form of the Palace
'te.,1111 11' ‘1 ch defeated the, uptown crew
tl- "ltt Hraight games All 01 the c (-111
tcstc were close. however, and upon
many occasions it looked, as if the
Palace boys were in for' a trimming.
Treadway, of the Palace team, cap-
~tu1eo high 'slngle string with 11 score
of 105, 11nd Kvance. of_thc same or-
rumination, 'got high totnl With '29.}.
The lint-.1111 and scorer-1 follow:
The Office and the Laboratory
roll 1'. match some on big plus this:
8'. citing at the Norwalk Alleys, , _'
CARD OP- THANKS
“:1-
appreciation of the floral tribute: and
thiam- Mn try our Mada. neigh-
‘ Independents. .
Fulton ................. 711 92
Duffy ...«1; ............. 78‘ ' 69
Ryan :1 .......... z ..... 102 -,-» 92 94
Miller ........ ,. .1 ..... .88 87: ,103
hum; ................... 88 86. 85
11111111013 ............... 85 92
-‘ 427' 112' 113'
team of the Rubber 09. League will ,
We dell» to exprop- our sincere”
UATES
W. ll.ll:1kI"1 League, John J livers Boston Notion VALE FORESTRY SCHOOL GRAD
NEW llAVF‘N, 1'11). {fir—The Ynlo';
men today, 1111 increase of five 01'
lircd Clarke former manager of the 18!“ )‘t‘m‘ “1 March 1119 class “"111 80
to Louisiana for practical field work
1115, president or the Pittsburgh N.-.1 returning in June to receive diploma-1.;
The addresses at today' s ewt‘cis
were glv on by President Hadley 01 th- -'I'
university 1.101111 Tourney, 01' 1h. ,
school, anti Clifford I. Millard, of '\‘01'
:folk, “1..
League Club; ludwurd G. BnIRin,p11~Nltool or l-orIIstry graduated 5mm.“
[‘1
1‘".
a
a
‘ Palace.
Taylor ................ 79, 97? , 74
Treadway ............. 26 85 105
Greenwood ........ 95 80 91
};r.111ce'...-.....'. ..... 92 98 102'
Ayruul't. ............... 9B 90 85
440 160 452
Vigr'ola~
_ -, .V1cm11x1-J
. ~ 100
a.
Entertainment
Inspiration
Education
ll Ihown herd
l
‘ -
, " SCoich lace and Nottingham curtains, two three or four pairs of tiny
$1.00
the store come forward With
similar news: . 5'1-
Sbmé? of the Special lots that Went on sale
Tuesday. for the first. will be available fOr another
day or more. '
China, Japan, the clusrvc. Orient; they have inspired the Stllt
fashions for America for this Spriuor and Summer 01 1917!
The Colors, tltc d651gns,cvcn the very silks themselves; all art:
Oriental. For we are going to wear, during the coming months a.
great many silks from Japan and China; agreat many woven on
American looms 1n Orient- -inspircd patterns.
Her are those silks now at special pricc-—-aglow with color and“
gleaming with richness.
w°“d"f“l ”“8” silks in “Parts effects! Gold and brown 'md green and rose) 1
The neutral tone of pougce seems. to (bid Wisteria and "3V1 311d blek- H
office!
What colors! Lavender and green and 36 ““1195 “we regular 5‘- 25 yd “‘31-:
Distinct, smart, :1 lavorite for Spring; And some beautiful Amemc‘tl
l't?_'lll111'$l.50 yd.—-— $1.10. 5111(82"-
Spout-striped pongee. Chiffon taffeta ‘ '
A tine pongee of 90-inch width, stripes . in light and rich dark shades, lustrousl
of handsome effect and with life and color . and firm but soft and delightful to the,
Heavy sports pongee. Striped taffeta
A beautiful firmhtrougpongce of special a yard in width and in effective 2'
weight and beauty. stripes, light and handsome dark cffect‘s,,
111 the characteristic .m'd effective sports regular $1.75 yd.—-— , - $1.25. r‘
colors ' ~ - . ‘ " 5
Yard-wide striped taffeta ' f '
A,1.11'd “‘6' regular 33 yard— $E509111 such beautifulcombitmtions as blue!
Handeomeecolored pongees. . with gold, navy with White, blue with”
This soft beautiful Eastern silk in supple green, and black with gray. Handsome firm'
weave and dyed in excellent shades. silk, regular $2 yard—- _. p -7 $1. 75.
Three ~goocl big ,I «,5
lots of curtams
at big economyl
- Curtains that will give good service wherever they may be called upon.
Curtains that combine simplicity with real beauty.
Curtains of fine texture and 1n many attractive patterns. , '
‘ Mercerised marquisette and scrim of fine ‘quality, excellent edge and inserting of"
-mw..~,~... .. .._,.
‘ /
Clutty and other lace, white cream or Arabian, worth $3 -
to $3.50— ' ~ - '$2 50
Double thretd marquisette curtai s with good mercerised finish, 56 l .."
eluding hemstitc‘hed and lace-edged an some finished with . vera styles in
wide bands; :1 number of novel designs; worth $1. 75 to $2 23—— $1.50
‘oue pattern, white and Arabian; regular, $1.50 to $2 pair— . , . ,
' ‘ . ‘ 11111111 11m. ' ' l
r
Boys, remarkable new ‘
, wash suite at‘ $1 .
. .11“:le in every var-and with twice the not! look- and d lit W
I“ new 1:13:33“ and blue and creel. mum with white m'dfll m'flw”
mien M‘hmvmm M M ‘
»Wmmmmm‘.umnmw
‘ Q , " _‘ ‘ ‘ r1. '. ,I‘.‘ ‘3‘ r‘ ‘l'
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