Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 14, 1917 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

cards, elliscellancous: ~:A1is.

on this page, Twenty—Five Words or
Less, 251:. rum Times, 511. 1 week
$1.110. “£1111.-st Double Price.

 

 

 
 

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,TO LET. - non SALE.

 

 
 
 

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at her home, 1364 Dean street, Brook-
lyn, Amanda Cunningham, widow of:
the late Charles F. Green. Funeral

 

 

private. 11114 21
_ MOREHOUSE —-»AT DAYTONA.
Flu, Monday. March 12, 1917. 'Annie

liletts, widow of Alfred Morehouse.
lfi‘uueral service will be held at her
late residence, Dai'ien, Conn. Thurs-
day at 3 p. m. Carriages will meet
2120-3 train from N Y.

PARTRtCK—IN MEMORY OF OUR
mother, Nancy J. Partlick, who pass.
11d away March 14. 1010 1

CHILDREN

 

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WANTED

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WANTED~OPER ATORS EXPERI-
Bnoed on Singer power machines.
blood pay and'steady work assured.
Eitoyul Mfg. Co., 85 Washington street,
South Norwalk.11114 31

WANTED~25 YOUNG PEOPLE,
both sexes, good moral character, mil-
itary bearing, 16 years and over, 101
new drum and bugle band. Experi—
ence not necrssary but invited. Ap—
ply in port-ton. 7:30 p. in. Thursday,
March 1'5. Old Well Commandcr)‘, NO.
1156. U 0. G. 0., South Norwallt Trust
(‘0. building, Washington street.

 

 

BETWEEN 14
J. J. Cash Ltd.
11113 6t.

WANTED-GIRLS
and 11; years of age.

 

WANTED~MEDIUM SIZED'SAFE.
3x2. Inquire Warwick Hotel. lDempsey
11‘: Kunz. Tel. 2015. 11113 at

1 “7“

WANTED—fllltli r011 tinxunm.‘
housi- work in family of two \irs.
V111. Olscu,8101m SHIL“ \'1'-'11\\1\lk.

WANTED«1'OSll‘ l0.\'
:1! house worker. 111111111"ch
Sentinel ofllce, or tel. 2811? Mrs. Perry

n113 31

AS GENF‘R-

WANTED—.POSITlON AS HOUSE.

 

 

keeper in plain faintly. Address, M.
It, 13 Quinturd avenue. 11113 at
WANTED~-Ol.l) FALSE TEETH.

It doesn't mutter ii broken, I pay from
$1 to $5 per set. Will be in Nor-walk
Friday and Saturday only. Drop 11 pos-
tal to Box 10, core Sentinel otilco, _111111
I will call. 11113 31

 

. WANTED—FEMALE HELP. PA-
PER BOXES. AVE .\\=’~ANT EXPERI-

ENCED STRIPPERS I AND TABLE
“’ORKER‘S, \Vl'l‘li OUR BONUS

131'51‘17111 srmprnns CAN EARN
FROM $15 TO $18 l’ER WEEK; TA-
IlLE GIRLS FROM 312 TO $15.
'il‘Ol'R'S 8 A. M. TO (1 l’. M. WRITE
0}“. CALL STAMFORD PAPER BOX
(70., STAMFORD, CONN.
WANTED—GUNS l.\' MARKING
department. Apply Norwuilt Steam
laundry,th Duy street. '«‘ml2 3t

 

 

WANTE-D‘GIRL ABOUT SEVEN
teen or eighteen for general store
, .work. Apply between .0 and 12 at
Donnelly’s, 10 South Main street.

 
 

WANTEDaOPERATORS ON SING-
er machines. Good pay, also 10 per
cent. bonus while learning.
_ & 'Sons, slice manufacturers,
avenue, Norwulkn

Beldeu

 

WANTED-«OLD FALSE TEETH.
bon‘t matter it broken. I pay one to
ten dollars per set. Send by parcel
post’tlnd receive check by return mail.
1.. blazer, 20117 s. 511 street, Philadel
phia, Pa.

WANTED-10 BUY ALL 'KINDS
of cattle.
prices for'oah'es. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
uterine. Tel. 1151. jle tt

 

 

 

' WANTED—~11)“ T0 REPAIR SEW-
!ng machines.

 
 
 

OPERATORS 0N SEWING Mucu-
Ines, pay while learning.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. WANTED—G11!“ S FOR PRESSING
and folding soft shirts.

81 Co... lnc.

GREEN—0N 11111011 “1311,1017.l

care of .

H. Jacob,

11112 3i.I

Best prices paid.- Extra.

 

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To Liar—2min ROOMS, Goon L03 FOR SALE—FAMILY cow, LAW-
cafion, rent wagging, F_ H091). 35 rence Wolfe, N. Taylor Place. 11114 3t
Cove avenue, East Norwalk. t

: FOR SALE~THE FURNITURE OF

11 Sell on room apartment house, one

 

TO LET~0NE :SIDE OF DOUBLE

 

WsfiEl/JEF MEETINGS
is hereby given. that the
Tax Assessment Lists of the on, of
Worwulfi last completed, will be deliv-
' . " ered by the City Clerk to the Board
thra- A niimher of Connecticut emit of Rene; or said city, on March 2011;

New York firms have ahead; requests;
ed chances to bid on the plans, and 1917' 899 that meetings of said Board

 
 
 

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317-...-

. it was declared during last night’s of Belief will be held in the City Hall.
; 1 netting,

that Not-walk contractors in the Second Taxing District, in the
should also have a chance to figure City of Norwclk‘,’on the following
9" 21:89]“?! ‘fhthey. 5° we??? The dates: 0n Tuesday,’March 20111, Wed-
uios n t scussion o e even-3 = ,

iug 1.10550111- the question of wire-tn 119mm Nlrch 218i, Thursday, March
e1 the, money now out in the form 23“ Saturday, March 24th and M01?
of Hedges should be called in at thm 1131?. March 261b, between the hours or
present time. or left out ustil some o’clock and 5 o‘clock in the alter-
t‘urthet' action had been taken m‘lnoon, on each of said days, and on

. 1‘,~-11ut'1-.
:lg‘d” 31.59 giggly; ‘has 303%; Friday, March 23111 between the hours

 

house. Six rooms and bath, all im-
provements. good locality. Apply on
premises, No. 2 St. John’s street, East
Norwalkx 11114 31

To LET—AUTOMOBILE STORAGE 1
room t‘orfloue car. On South Main
street, opposite Clifford Hotel. Inquire
at Harris it Guns, Water street, South
Norwnlk.

minute from South Norw all: station.‘
is x yesis established taking in 2.52

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FOR $ALE~¢HATTERS ATTEN-
tion, Have a complete outfit for milk-
ing stiff huts. Cost $100, will on it)!
. $10 11.1111 the cost, of this ad. It l5." Ar
lucid, 1:34 Alain street, Norwalk. 11112 31

 

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T0 LET—HOUSE: \VITH

, “FOR SALE —— ASH ' B.ARRELS
modern improvements. 111 309d 109““ lined with galvanized iron. Lust life
”3" centrally located. ““1““ at 20 time. '1 hree sizes, price 25c up. South

‘Norwulk Oyster Farms (30., 110 Water

FOR RENT~HOUSE 6 ROOMS Bll‘i‘EI.

all improvements 64 Woodward aveg _ . '
uuo. 119111.325. Inquire of C. E. Hoyt. 5 FOR SALE— 5 1100M BUNGALO“

“tn-ow). 1111101200 feet. All kinds
To LETwFURNISHED ROOMS fruit, good cordon. Price $1,500. Fir
private family, steam heated, electric further I’ar‘iQ1‘1-‘l'9

lights and bath Use of telephone, .
Ask John T. Haves

two minutes“ walk 1111111 center. Phoner
142” 3
“MW ,’ 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
T0 1.5121; noons, 41 woooI Real Estate—Anemone
ward avenue with all improvements.
Inquire at 64 Water street, Herman &‘
Steinherg. Tel 1615‘.

Taylor avenue, near Flax Hill Road.

 

 

 

 

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Boy
Wanted

To Learn

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To LET—411111010 STORE, 72~
North Main street, South Norwalk. lit-l
quire utUnitchrocery Co.

 

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7° “VFW" UN””“‘l PRINTING BUSINESS
nislird rooms, with both, light and: Apply "At Once
bent, at 38 Bsyvicw avenue
Tel. 1251 i F. S. LYON

, ' 88 N. Main St, City.
'TO LET~STORE 307 WASHING-g
ton street East Norwalk. Apnrtmentsk
209 Washington street, East Norwulk
and 39 Chapel stroct, Norwnlk. Ill-
quire 6'1 South Main street. Tel 110. '

 

 

WANTED—A YOKE OF OXEN.

Anyone having 11 yoke. of young
tell-broken oxen, which can be
thoroughly guaranteed and will be
sold at it reasonable price. please

 

TO LETe-l APARTMENT AT 55

 

 

 

3...... m... 5 rooms 1...... .1... iliitfltl’ll‘dlé‘..£‘“ll.}.’.i“”p.‘litl.".:
with improvements, inquire of Mrs. Fm“), Norwnllt, Conn.
R. Tm'loy, 16 Grove ‘ street, or Tel.‘
753-12 ;

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i To LET—4101'? 1N SWAltTZ &'~ FOUND __
'(‘owbctt block, containing .1000 square. FOUND-«A HAND BAG ON SOUTH

feet of floor space with light on all
sitlcs. Otis freight elevator scrv.ic1,
steam heated. For further particu-
lure, nppiy at tho oillce of The 0111
Well Clcnr Company.

Main stwreot Tuesday uttcinoon. Own-
or may have. some by proving proper
ty and paying for advertisement. Tel.
1710. mid 3t

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'Busmsss unwed:
NOTICE-JTHAT FRANCIS R1350?

01"“) PAUL SCHUBERT
has nloved his upholsterer’ s and call;1

that making shop in his own proper l voice Building Speaafls'

ty at. Hoyt ands Clark street. Trio 39' N- Y- C. Brooklyn. P955“ Inst.
ilion0329:13. and Bridgeport, Conn.

1 lttallan, French. German and English
we» -... ”7" Singing properly taught.

PAINTING —~ PAPER-“AWN“ Terms, dates, apply to Mrs. William
decorating, painter'u supplies; pull H, Stowe. 5 West Ave.. South Norwalli
EJ,prtper rip-tovdatn styles 10‘1‘851 prices -

Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or PRESIDENT NAMES TARIFF COM.
dcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexanderi MISSION

White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. 3

‘ GET A sooAnc DEAL. '
l 11 not be misled by designing ads.

 

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WA'SHING'I‘ON, March 14.-—-Presi
dent Wilson has selected the following

‘Thcu. is a good iriarkct on all Junk men as members of the Thrill Com- (cloned himself to he in tuvm of get- ’

I 11111 the originator of the n1issio::1
Get a good price

:ood...
gotuurr deal idea.
' on all goods.

, vnrd University.
1 111: sure. the man who enters your

.elmr, is reliable. i call personally. Former Representative 139”“ 3-
PHILIP: P. MAHONEY 1.91m, of Sumberland. Mo
52 Van Zant Avenue. ’Phone 11825 Former Representatim William

 

Kent, of‘Kentlleld, Cal.
Daniel C. Roper, of McCall, South
Carolina.
E. P, Costigun, of Denver. Colo.
W. S. Culbertson, of Emporic, Kane.

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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. ’
THE ANNlNG .1. SMITH TRANS.
‘PORTATION‘ LINE, inc.

Freight boat leaves Fig.1; 2? East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St”) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to.
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to!

35.0 p. m. tMany South Norwalk People Fail to

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-—i Realize the Serioumeus
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$0 DECEPTIVE

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F. F. HUNTINGTOND; C. Radial?“ is 80 deceptive.

flotinces the opening of his office at Possibly it‘s \‘veak kidneys

. 'l \“ashingtou street, over Peoples‘ Thats why Doan’s Kidney Pills are
innit Company, South Norwalk, Conn: so effeCtive ,

"mac hours, 10-1211 111., 25 {1.1113 We present the following case as
outlays and evenings by appointment; proof

:‘e ‘cphone 456. New York oiiice, 2875' --...
roadway Telephone 61113 Morning-i 11:31:13.1: [“351 91::zfifzzfiegonsans:
, side. W. F Casper. D. 0.. P11 0 115- lKidney Pills at different tunes in the;
i an mp1! inast year and they have» prom very

’ ibenueficial.
ADDRESS ON ANTJ- SOCIALISM.

‘ “embers of Catholic Union Couuo
1111 No 42,- .K. of C. listened to a ““1 “DSWt Pain “11mg" “13"“ 3m“
:w y interesting address last night 111;- or it Then the kidney secretions
liurcd by- Roland J Dunn, of New were too frequent in passage.
:zoinlcmn- 0“ the cabinet 09 'Aml' evethave noticed any of these symp-

1111n1sm Mr. Dunn wasiwell vets: toms, lhave‘ used Mn‘a' Kidney

0d 11 the to to on which he talked
loudz his argulhieilts were [11111111111116 i’ills Ii“? they have 3?“ ended the
trout) ’

forcibly delivered. The lecture was
no silo-ht all dealers Don't sim-

iihomughlv enjoyed ..

of the local council gnuiiumbér of 31y ‘k tor a inane to e ——

(331115918 0’ tsofltlh glow“ Wm 9'“ W ' money P01341119 22:1: £1?“
insultessoteutow onoi, ’

i our! tetrachments werep set-’33: their it; Lg?“ réfiuflmlm. Foster-Million

., p3 ., a 0,

{the lecture had been on at are

 

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:32? 000 out on pledges, which can bei
rent, :20 a. month. Write K. cure 0111011111111 at any time

. posted before the Legislature in Hart

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Professor Frank W. Tuussig. of liar-3 bio

. appropriation will. be made, and at

CHiROPRACTOR It comes and goes—kee s
' Graduate the Pnlmer School of mg p you guess
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, 1111- Learn the cause—then cure it. '9

“ "that inasmuch» as. the-rural contract

Sometimes my buck has,
lbeen weak and there has been 1'1iltlli"\““”"”"l ”m "1" ”PM“? "m"me »

land a sum of money amounting t010f7 001(le and 9 0131001{ in the eve-
ahout $47,000,11nd there is now about ning.

Said Board of Relief will be in ces-
19,111, it was finally 1101:3231. :3 1‘32? sion at the place aforesaid on each of
board, that the collection of the cash said dates, to hear the appeals Of all
named in the pledge-s be deferred
until a later date. and in the meal»

tune the board will be able to learn

hot 1': 11111111 money will be donated in
the state. towards the building (11nd. ing 01793” Assessment Lists, and for

1 not night’s meeting was tailed to: the purpose 9f exercising the powers
111111' by President John McMullen,,conferied bylaw upon said Board; and
lbOlll 8' 30 00100.1(, UlDSG being pres- a“ persons (laiming to be so aggriev-
' 1t 1)“ng Henry P Pr'ice, Edwardted, and who may desire to be heard,

l] (lorhum, Frederick H. Quintord.
tolls ()avaungh,, John Mchlullen, Dr are hereby notified to appear batons

' \V ”lid!“ J Tracey, Judge John Walsh Said Board Of ’REHGf at Stud ”1118 and

not Secretary James T Hubbell. The place.
lllil. 111911 of the previous meeting were Dated at the City of Norwalk,htar011
rend by the scerotaiy, and acceptedtwm 1917
211191 a slight 1-hange had been made ‘

'1111 report of the executive commit- I ,.
Ire, covering 11 1191101] of practically 1" BURR BEACH»
the past two months was mad by the THOMAS C. BALCOM,

W" man and wanted by the Wild 'uoard or Relief of the City of Nora all:
in this report, the appointment of

GEORGE W. STEVENS,

 

Miss Eugenie Speiser, it graduate of
Long. Island hospital, on unionismt rpm.“ will be a regular weekly melee?
[3,”:‘1‘lgcfifigteyagggotmgklxflg ing of the First District commission

to: oment of Mine Bodine, no superin ers, ”“5 evening.
tcndcut of the local hospital for the
1P Si 01 the fisctll l't’fll' Twentychree new members were
Judge Jm‘" J W351“ "‘90"th that enlisted in the Norwalk Branch of the!
committce of Norwalk citizens bud an American Red Croce Society yeslerl-
lord both on the $10,000 maintenance 1181'. through the various recruiting
tundnpproprialion and the $35,000 offices in both business sections of
3333.020.25"li';’l"ii‘éi‘é”hi“.2111‘??? till? 11.. “’"n' 11.1.1... °‘ ”1" ““1
[1111101 to cause, a favorable notion on chapter are now at these offices in full
uniform, and will enlist anyone who

the. part. of the committee. Judge _
Womb also reported that the plans wishes to join the Norwalk Chapter.
at any time.

 

for the new hospital bud been ap—
proved of by both the medical staff
111111 the building committee, and that
they w: re now being drafted by Arch-
iieot’ Boring. in New York city.

A general diocuselon regarding the
site or the new building than urose,
during which President Multiplier)
t-‘lzttt‘d that, he. believed that the 1le
zone of vNorwalk were fairly rwell
pleased with the site chosen for the
erection of the new structure. Mr
31111111111911 also said, that us soon as
51121111 action was taken by the slam in
t'f‘llitl'tl to the building appropriation,
bids for the ,rontrnct will bet “""
asked for. Ml‘.‘M(lMil'l'f‘n was or the: A 800d adv pays best in the best
opinion that the bids .should he got paper.
ten in us soon as possible, and he
expressed the belief that all bids on” M...“

422311.111'11111mm RUB Billllll
800088, [0016

(":onmutimit and New York have at
11 only asked the privilogt of figuring:
Rub Pain From “Back -Wlth Small
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacob’s

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Plans were completed 111st n1ght,at‘
‘11 regular meeting at Pride of Court
Narruk. Companions of the Forest.

next Tuesday evening at the home oft
Mrs. Elohim! G. Hendrick, 29 Cove
avenue. A social time was enjoyed 1111.1

meeting.

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the plains and it was the opinion;
of .tho board, that, local contractorsé
10.01.11! also be given 11 chance to bid‘,
on the new structure if they so doE
sired. A number of sets of plans will
be lortvurded to this city for. the usol

of local contractors, as soon as possi. Oil"
011;. 11 1‘ ll ' t t 1 Back butt you? Can’t straighten
”’0 ‘ " or m" on ‘9 uppom men ' 0 up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
Dr. l‘obcit it W , . .
l ‘ 1' olle '13 a munbet‘ oi aches and twlnges? Now. listen'

the hospital staff wits. to have been .
1.111111 lust evening. but oping to the T113” lumbago sciatica 0" maybe.
{not that the secretary of the board; from a strain and you'll get relief the
11.11! not received 11 formal notice of momantyou 1uhyom buck with sooth-

Di \\ olie'n appointment, it won 1111-} 1 n .
possible for the boaid to not This ing, penetrating, St Jacobs 0“ \G
bu mm... therefore, was carried 0W‘rtthiuig also takes out. soreness, lame-

unnl the next meeting nose and stillness so quickly You
In William J. Trace.» opened up. simply rub it on your back and out
(Jul 9 fl 160:;th discussion 0“ lllP‘conies the pain. It is harmless and

11123315 Zit"‘f.‘i.°."2§ ‘Eid‘t‘iféd‘iii.‘“.i§;d°mt 1...... “W"
' Limber up! Don't suffer! Get. a

ting this money in as soon as possl. small trial bottle or old, honest, “St
iJacob's Oil" from any drug store, and
Between “6.000 and 54? 000 is now after using it just once, youll forget

in the hands of the association, and ,
111.0111 3"" 000 is still uncollecledt that you ever had backache lumbago.

John Ontanngh was of the came onto or solution, because your back will
ion in regard to this matter as was never hurt 01‘ 081188 any more misery.
Dr Tracey, and Mr.0avcnagl1 mov-. it never disappoints and hats been rec
ed that the board collect at the Dres'lommended for 60 yearg__.Adv_

1:111 time. all of the money which R _
now out on pledges. Judge Walsh
seconded Mr. Cavauagh’s ”motion, but '
otter a’lengtby discussion in which
President McMullen and several oth-
er membemiof‘the»bosrd advised:
anaiust this step. Mr.»Cu-vnnagh with-t
drewzhis motion. In about one month’s
time it ‘is expected that the state:

 

 

"Glover’s

WOMl-IN’S———
«Smart New Street
Boots/lorsllayliphl
Villear. .
OTHER--
New Snappy ‘Motl

thistime‘it: will he mucheasiertn

tourii‘iillewexact standins: of the os-

notation in rcgurdto this fund.
President McMulleu then suggested

made: with Mr. Boring, the architect.
who is now working on the hospital
plans. called for] it bulldtnz of an an:
proximate cost of $60 000, and that "
the. piresent structure will cost
$120000. it 13.11; matter of necessity
that another contract should be drawn
on with Mr. Boring. who receives 5
nor rmtyof the cost of the structure 1
for his work on the plans

After some dismission it was vol
ed. 11mm 11. motion by Frederick P »

9M draw on 11 new contract With thf

 

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whittled mv‘ than sooth“ said not} .
1 on! m the board of directors (or aru. ' "

f5,fcasions. '

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the meeting odiourn. subiect t
1 u M ”to nh'fir The. motion .
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persons claiming to be aggrieved by:
the doings of the assessors of City of,
Norwalk, in the making and oomplet-I

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refreshments were served after the;
conclusion otllust night's bustnessl

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You can get food carefully prepared and well cooked.
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NORWllll QlllNlll
llllllNClS RIBBGNS

(Continued from Ninth

WALL STREET, Noon.--Activily no
way to extreme dullness before that
iend oi the first how. Announcemeat
lot" the sinking of an American chip [In
i lthe war zone induced some profit-take
Jim: and, short selling with‘reaultont
zget the hang of the game '11 all, and irregularity of prices Impendin ‘
Wconsequently his presence was not of developments of a favorab'e chard
much use to the Bridgeport-3’5 89 they ter accounted for the strength :01 M
made a game and desperate attempt ,cohol and American Sugar. althou
ito sweep back the invaiere and re- the latter soon yielded much 0111111...
train their lost position. In the second gain. Cuban Sugar rose almost ten;
period the locals were outscored to points on the improved outlook int
he tune of 13 to s, but the aovan Cuba and Shippings strengthened wloia
,tuge gained in the first half over. Utilities. Transfer of a large block all
.batanced the work of the fig: :iur; Eric convertible B‘s at a slight 1.11»
Ribbons, and when Joe Aolimead vnnce was the only feature of the list;
label a basket during the last couple of less bond market.
minutes of play. the death knell Off NEW YORK, March 14 (WALLS
the Park City athletes. as for as Hist STREET 10; 30 a_ our-Modern.
inight's games was concerned, was declinegqremmd at up. opening or
so.unded During the 105$ period. A51" today's market, but prices hardened ale
51119' «i and Holman brought the little most immediately with salon! 1 1.0.85:
WY 0! Norwalk rooters. about forty in various specialties, including 1111
in number. 19d by ”WY" Calder t0 dustrial Alcohol, International Poplar.
its feet time and again with his greatf American Sugar and Nationul Bi".
defensive work on the court. Joe stop- [cult United States Sleelyieldcd
PM ever? play that came any where substantial fraction at the outset, but

near him. and \at Holman carried the soon recovered with other issues (111M
ball back and forth across the court , .1, 9,. Claus Rang 8133111,.“ li'tle "f 11,931- .

with a burst of speed which compiete- recent improvement Reading, ho .
ly bewildered the Bridgeporters. ever rallying‘ from its initial setback;

Hurry Wallum. the relereo 01’ the of half a point. Trading was acti
evening, was kept fairly busy during on] blood

the course of the contest, calling titty

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tour fouls, twenty eight on Norwalk,
and twenty six on on the Blue Ribbons.
Johnny Beckman, the Ribbon’s chick"
right forward was out of thegmne
last night, owing to injuries received
'lastrweek, and Jimmy Clinton, the big
guard was also forced to retire attire
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