mom i
minimum
Big Football Game. With
= 990
Band Concert, Being Ar-
ranged For Next Sunday
Afternoon
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I Opinions and Gossip [
Clinics E, Modeller-i: is organizing
a football team to be called the Nor.
walk Titers, who are to play the
Company 1. 304th lntantrv. Camp Dev-
ens team when the soldiers make.
their appearance in Norwalk, Doom
her 8th. The game is to be played at
Amusement Park. Sundav aftemm
, December 9th at 3 p. m., for the bent
efit of Company linens fund. The
304th lnfantrv Band will give a com
cert before arid during the game, as
an extra attraction. Manager Linde-
‘ Eastern colleges and athletic organ—
1‘izationa are busy at the present time,
iprepariag their basketball
Banting Run: is training hard for his bout with Johnny Dundee, on this year.
December 10th. Although Dundee is smaller than the Battier, the charm Young Dennert who played with
plan realises that he will find the lit tle. ltalian a tough bird. Norwalk on Thanksgiving night. may
~0‘ w :deveiop into a second 1mm, Smith,
Dick Hoblitzeil, of the Boston Red Sox, and Ban Goodwin of the SUD? HWY" The YW“bu the
Louis Cardinals have made fitting ans were to Ban Johnson’s demand that . heighl at 7'1!” M I not! tell". and
baseball players be exempted from m ilitiirv survic .v' Goodwin has joined ‘ With a couple of not" experiem.
the aeroplane corps of the United States Armv. and Hoblitsell will undergo. ought to develop into a star player.
schedules.
here has secured the services of Franklin operation immediately. which will enable him physically ill for 5"“095' ‘——""
. Kelly, Rutger's Collette famous halfgin Uncle Sam's army. " g ' 3"! ED. WACNYII '3 RMWAMD
bar-1t. to referee the name. The price'. .0. i ' "‘"""
of admission will be 25c per person.‘ iWill Coach William 0."... Basket.
. ‘ l‘ b ' t . ' ' ‘ ,5 ' '
if n can be arranged later me". will Pans throughou t 9 country. are (lamorintr for Jess 11 lllard to fight. ball 1,
' i or announce his retirement. l-‘red Fulton would'givo the. champion a bustle,!
probably be an exhibition drill by: .
Company 1 “WW" the huh,” n...'m a twenty-round decision bout.
, tails and lineup of (‘ompanv 1 team 4" ‘worid’s champion quintet: in part
: will be published in ”1.. Evening 39“.; Local fans are betting that Benny lmuard will not stop "Chic" Brown years. including ",0” which rep!!-
» tine] later, i in ten rounds. Leonard has put some irood men away. within the ten round '“mm nloversvllle my Trgy_ has been
With the exception ~of a few chanic limit. 'i'mi'fim" r of ‘ 3.; re-engnzed to coach the Williams Coi-
. is later the line up of the Norwalk Ti- -—O~- less basketball team this winter. He
41“” “”1 bf" Frank Keliv, the New f'anaan athlete. has been listed as one of the will begin Ml duties ”l" “'9"-
. lluclr Lynch—Centre. greatest half backs in the country. and his name appears on the honor roll.
0 Silt’YYY—‘Rifihf guard. . of the New York Sun.‘ Kelly played a star game for Rutgers this season.‘
. A. Tarlov—-l.eft guard. i -
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iWachter of Troy. a member of several
CRECOENT FIVE VICTORB
W. Jr
539, Joe Aahmud'a Great Wort: Aids in
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GIRL NEAR DEATH note-tin. Naval Reserve auto.
IN AUTO CRASH’ M
- . . I NEW YORK.~The Crescent Athlet-
ic ('luli basketball team defeated the
-_.... Naval Reserve five from Bensonburst
$bicvcle race which began at midnight Arron Two for Theft in its Brooklyn club house Saturday
last niuht dropped out during the ear- l'omrcl’izf: "2“?" ‘IM Burns from niitht by a score of ill to 19. The vic'
q r 'N‘ a“ “PM“: on tot-v was snatched in the second half
iy hours today. ti’aul Sitter of the -
l ', .. . . tested David Layton an ‘ oo
.“sltuoutwb‘uter combination. quit the (Yownn. of 260 Horace intro-(41>: ladle-mi: by a great rallv in? I? "I" M D
' " the
mm”? alter the pair mm lost two ”Ml of the automobile that was then, who trailed the sailors at
hips durinr. sprints, .r'recked. W‘hii'h in 'f‘g' in. have be- end of the first half by 17 to 9.
The Manhattan All Stars basketball IRThirteen teams. peddlint: mo". than liinfim igil‘rgi'zt'ul‘lilmtzn? [gingiéaf lt‘was the great all around playin:
tcam yesterdav defeated the Yonkers miles “MM, ”‘9" "0rd. “'0’“ ”9" inc Layton is claimed to 'hhve con- M .\lcltlas. Butler and 10’ Anhmea
five in Manhattan Casino in me first “' " “um- W" "3"“! 00“"er ‘71 MW '0 the taking of the aummo thm turned the ”dc in the final oer-
came ofa series to decide the New miles and t‘. laps. Madonna-Hello pair W" 0" lhTPt‘ "labia last Week With- iod. Asbmead caged four field goals
Vork “a". title, The name was keen- was one lap to the rear. {1119.332 iri:?:::L°:' “'0" ”'9 OWN". rid Sicilian and Butler three each.
lv contestedtho Manliattzms winnlnt Th“ ”mm "’r “‘3'" hours 'i‘ 1" Layton admits the ihffrtogffll'lzz ‘12:: "ml" and Mooney. "ch 0‘ whom
in the last few minutes of play by 21 "m" and 9 Itilts. made by lawson and chine on the nights of Noyeniber 25 caged one 109‘ from the foul line, “.0.
to 19' The teams will play a 39”” 0, Drobach in Hill. 27 and December 1 When the ac“: counted for the only Navy scorlllz in
five games and the team . annexing Duflnl the early morning hour-g (39;: lot”! place. this be".
three out of five wlll win the one. The sPrims for erlm featured the racing. m“ "am" “‘“m'd 3" Police The lineup:
' ' ' ' " ' The Spencer brothers, Crescent 34’"
ll. 'f‘avlin—rlilzht tackle.
lift-Saliv—Left tackle.
.l, Conley-Right end. -
.l. Moriarty and F. Olsen—left end.
(1. Russell—Right ball back.
.1. Rooney—heft half back.
mm: Reynolds-Full hack.
Benita-Quarter back.
ONE BIKE TEAM
HAS DROPPED OUT
M
t NEW-YORK, liec.:l.~i)ne of the
‘fii’tecn teams entered in the six-(lav
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MANHATTANS lN FRONT
a... Yonkers Five in First of Title
Game Series by 21 to 19
”Nananm "m ""1“"? ”‘51 i» mr 'neniionhum 19
line"): , of .Toronto, wheel had come '
Yonkxers ill- .)lanhattan 21 “'0“ eight of these. accident he Latcrogdtzrlfledmtlgit’ iii: Christensen ~ Freeman (\\ms.l
'iisner ' Walsh The Spencer boys received word patty had been [ravdlfn‘ at mom left forward
left forward from Canada that their father died minioar'fifi'fi an MW. and as they Nicklas Parmlee tll'ton.)
. Smollick ‘ Bechman there last night. it was announced port road art 3:032": ‘2't-mlo:k“i;:" right forward - ' l: ‘
. right forward they would continue in the race. now u telegraph mp. directly in front Aahmead obloncy t.\. \. .l
McMillan 1190M"! . At 10:30 O'clock Walthour and Suter of ”Wm Will" the result that the car ”m" ,
' center Were officially thf'liiretl out of the :"m‘ ”l“ imlc u it‘rriflc blow and [it Trpnkmau Wallace thsJ
' Acker Willie race. ”333$? 1:51” iér‘ls'lih“ road into Mft guard ,’
' left guard ....-. .. -.-.. . ._ of Junk. ., 2" ' I" a “1"” E. Butler Venael tSyra ac.)
. Lamb Clinton FEATURE FACT: 0 2 With it": imrty WM," ”w “Md?“ right guard
riuht guard . , sixonv RACE occurred Saturday night were Mm
Field gash—Wanner. 2; Smolllck, Prize mom. 816.000; 33.000 for, ”a" Am"! "m“ "to". Edward
.. (Iowan and David livton who ' ' ‘
whichllllan. Acker. 2; Welsh. Becltman. first place. '(rlvlnp; and Mia! W”. ' War ' 1 Order M on”.
. lieonard, White. 3: Clinton 3. Foul Fifteen select, American and for- l ' atermaa. Lou” Fluci’rN“ l '
After the accident had occurred "or held their regular meetlnir
' K93]§—-\\'asni}l’, 3; Smollick- 2': Adi". 9‘9“ “MM '0 start. "M "W party saw how badly Ml” :n sum 1:; time in the rooms of the
2- Walsh. Wf‘kmn, Leonard. Refcr- Duration of race, iii hours: aphrox- WM‘mM“ “'39 hurt. "my hailed or ‘ "A h" South
' _ . _ i' s__ i l . another machine and n 3pm., that P.0. Sand. . rooms in t e
ce—Thotnaa Thorpi. Tour of hit \c mate y 2,i00 miles.
q‘a" om, minute after mldnl ht "8-“ Parsing and took her to her home,.\'orwalit Trust Company Building on
20 minutes. . {qunilav' mam“) er 2 » g ’ 2" $22“; “”“r‘lz‘grfl‘f‘ r3'13 Geors6,Waahingtoustreet last Monday evan-
-—-—~~——-~——'——~‘—' - . ~ . . . c e. o .‘o e avenue, was. , .
The committee of Court Narruk. 30- starter. Raymond Hitchcock: rcf- called ‘0 “Mid her ”Juries. Dr ii" "d have had to “a “9:133;
545, F. or A., which is arranging for a eree, Tex Richard. The change '” nece
masquerade ball, in the near future. Sprints for points. Berlin system
Schuelc states that her condition is 0"-
critical. Luckily no other member-slowing to the fact that the John Han-
: still meet tonight; in the. lodge rooms to decide winning team, 2:30 to 3:30
‘ in Water street. in afternoon, 8:30 to 10:30 at night.
of the party were hurt beyond rc-lcoclt insurance Company is to occhpy
Sprints for'spocial‘prize money any
ceivina' a few slight scratches and these rooms.
“ ‘ 3 - 1 time during race,
, > a : Anv team stealing lap and holding it
bruises.
There were quite a number present
‘durlniz race will win first money.
The lwo men arrested last even-i .
and the committee of arrangements
. 'WHS’ WE WIS Point system to decide other fourteen -
. . ’ . ,.
ins and booked at Police headquan.
reported that they had scarred a new
prizes, providing all teams are tied.
MOVE TO NEW OUAIYERO.
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“'3 “"9 “WWW in "Hy court this
forenoon..’._ home at 7961. Washington street, and
- that they will henceforth occupy the
The 100 l exe ti
'rnovod itsaedectfgrdr): 32:3! h: r'e- well known rooms of the G. A. R. at
' 0 cc n the same address. it was also unanl-t
mously decided to hold a good old-
. , , ' ’ the Town Ansembly liall building and
if Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bother: t‘r.al is-coatlng a bit more today it now 10mm; in the same. bull n8
‘ ' ' fashioned housewarming to celebrate
the. occasion of their entry on-nTues
Drink Lots of Witter than it did Saturday because Dr. Gar- in the rooms occupied by McKinley
When your kidneys hurt and your field the kindly fuel administrator has camp, x0. 9, u. s. w. v. ,
baclt feeis‘ sure, don‘t get scared and 0”]er that 35 cents a ton more be, . . ,_, ay evening, the 4th. and every member
proceed to -']oad your stomach with lacked onto theprlce .0, arithmetical il “.3, reported to the uptown police is cordially invited to be. present. Ru
8 I“ 0‘31”.“ that emit" "“3 kidneys This is necessary undone should not yesterday. that the residence of lien "“hmem" will be ”wed 3"" the in
and-irrit'a'tethe entire urinary "ML rail against it because of this addition. mnn Aaron; in the East Rooks Road. itiatlon 0‘ candidates and a very
Keep W“ kidneys ”'33“ like you at r-nm; which its meeting the miners' had been entered by thieves, Satmday pleasant ”me is in store for those 'h”
:99 ”Th ““2313”: bly “Whigs demands was not handed across the-night, and a number of'valuables attend. ~
em w a . arm ess so a r .
miners might strike, and then there taken. .\0 valuation has been placed -—8eutinel Want Ads. m m“
which removes the body's urinons would be no coal at all. on the misreingarticles as yet.
waste and stimulates them to their ’
iFoml-‘KILLED ” j
: AT CROSSING;
‘ , - om .
. l nonnnx'rowx. x. J.. Dec. 1i.~l“ouri
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carbon of one family were killed!
:at a railroad nothing near here yester-l
,day when an express train loaded with
Iaoldiera struck their automobile. The
victims were Frank W. Wiley, his wife "
little daughter, and rather. George WU
Wiley. All lived at Burlington. N. J.
m‘rrmo TH: MAPLE: g
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During ”1'9 W week, the teams in
the Norwalk Newspapermen'g League
ran true to form. and the dope was
follmt’ed out fairly well, Thestand-
in“ did not chance to any great 3 .
tent, and this week still finds the Ben-
tinei Cuba and the Hour Scoops do
int: the AlfonseGaston act for second
place. The Sentinel Slugs are still in
the lead. by a comfortable margin,
and the Hour Typos. after having
bPPn defeated three straiulit on Thurs.
day mornintr. have apparently been
ousted from the race.
The games on Thanksgiving Day
morning ran true to the dope. it was
figured that the Sentinel Slugs would
trim the Hour Scoops. which they did.
in a rather neat manner. The dope
also pointed to a Sentinel Cub victory
over the shaken Hour Typos, and
once azaln the old hunch went
straight. The Bruins’ victory was a
complete one, and coming as it did af'
ter a decisive and dishearteninu iie~
feat at the hands of the Hour Scoops,
showed the fighting calibre of the
Bears. The Cub machine seems to be.
worklna in good to." just at present.
and it behooves the Scoops and Slugs
to stand by to repel boarders. when
they tackle the 15mins.
On Wedneaduv night. the Sentinel
Cuba and the "our Scoops will meet at
the Palace alleys, for their third and
last match of the first half of the
league season. Both teams have won
a match, but the Scoops have captur-
ed four games to the Cubs' two, Wed-
néaday night's game will thc an im‘
portant bearint: on the final outcome-
of the race.
The Sentinel Slugs and the Hour '1‘!-
pos will meet on the, same erenlnx.
at the Noni-1k allPVs. and all the‘
dope points to a Slut VMOW V ”l"
Typos can come back however, it is
probable that thev will give the Sluizé’
a lively run for their mom. '
A postponed match will he played
on Tdeadav evening. at the Palace
alleys. between the Sentlnel Slum-i and
the Hour Scoot”.
The standing of the" teams in the
Norwalk Xanpapermen's Bowling
League ia'as follow's:
GP W L Per.
Sentinel Slugs 15} 11 4‘ J33
Sentinel Cuba 18 '10 8' .55
’Hour Scoops 15 8 7 .533
Hour Typos , 18 ' i 11 .222
The individual standing. compiled
up to December 3. is as follow” :
g pf 'per.
Plubell 2 187 93.5
'Defon'lt 18 1657 92.0
Evans 12 1012 84.3
Kraemer 12 998 83.1
McLean 10 830 83.0
J. Bredicc 181483 82.3
Malkln 18 1465 81,3
Vaanren _ 18"1465 81.3
Schenk 15 1197 79.8'
w. s. lreland‘ til 1182 79.3
Brandow 18 H25 78.8
Maruea 151172 78.1
W. H. Ireland 18 1394 77.8
D. Bmdice 18 1379 76.6
Comatock 15 1145 76.3
Crooks 7 516 73.}
'Baker 18 1340 73.6
Moro 3 217 72.1
ler. West Haven, won the cash prizni
.uoggmys,
.rs'A-Ln'en mm
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lllllllllliililli
tinnitus
Special Awards Made at ti
Poultry Exhibition ;
Danbury
The awards of the special prizes ftr
,the winning birds. in the tu‘entwsec-
and annual exhibition of the Wastern
Conn. Poultry Association in Dan-
bury. have been made and the owners
of the birds receiving special awards
are pubilant. To most, poultry fan-
ciers the winning of a special prem-
iurn. which carries with it a hand-
some trophy or ribbon, is more. to be
‘1”in than a Cash prize and the bird
that carries all such a trophy is an
object of marked care and attention
from that time on.
The Connecticut Poultrv Breeders’
society state championship trophv in
the Asiatic class was won by Harry
J. Bracken, of Norwalk. with hit
Light Brahma cock bird, This is 1h»
same'bird which achieved
able notoriety a year ago when he
peeked/at a diamond on the hand of
a man cranium: him and swallowed
the stone. So that now the bird is
doubly valuable.
The Nubian'hronre lovln: cup of
fered by the local association to the
exhibitor scoring the areateet iota?
number of points on his entries. wen”
to W. Fred Roemmele. of Richmond
Hill, N. Y. Mr’. Roemmele and Ford
‘8. Anderson, Jr., of this city. won the
same number of points on a single
varietv of fowl and were tied for the
silver cup offered,
The cups were awarded as follows:
Best display officiatlc class. Harry
.1. Bracken, Xorwalk: best display
English class. Li: G. Ward. Danliury:
best display of Hediterranean class.
w. M. Jones. mist Hampton. x. 3",;
best display in American class. F. ii.
Anderson, Jr.,; best, display of bani
tame, W. Fred Roemtnele; best dis
play of waterfowl.‘0phir farm. Pur-
chase, .\'. Y.
The prize of $0.50 for the best male
in the show night to the White. Ph-
moutli Rot-it cockerel shown by Geo.
Drake, of Rye. N. Y. A cash mile of
the same vaer for the best female
bird in the show went to a White
Wyandottee lien shown by Reynolds
& Fuchs. Danhury.
John W. Bpangenburg, West Haven,
won the cup offered for the best (lls- .
play of Barred Plymouth Rocks. .\ir.
Spangenburg also won the cash prize
in this class for the best female with
Myron W. Trowbridze. licthel. win
ping the prize for the best male bird
in this class. ‘ . .
The cup for the beat display in
White Plymouth Rocks went to Gco.
Drake, who'also tool: the cash prizes,
in this clasn. !
consider" .
Leghorn
prizes in thin
beat display of S. C, White
and also both cash
clan.
Leroy Barnum. Danburv, won both
the cup and the two cash prizes of—
fered in the S. C. Black Minor“
class. _
H. C. Ward won the cup in the BB.
“rpingion class and a cash prin:
for " ' female. F, E. Welcome,
West Haven, won for the best m
but Mr. Ward's cockerelpwas judged
the best cockerel in the show by a
member of the Connecticut Poultry
Association.
' Theo‘E. Soderfund, Norwalk. wt!-
the cup awarded for the great”
number of points in the Catrina.“
clans. Charles R. Petty, Rowavtn.”
wone the motor the beat display 1"
Mottled Anconas. ,r
The cup for the best display of-aq'
other variety of poultry not spud;
fled in the special premiums, w?"
awarded to E. 1), Bird, Greenwfi
on his display of Blue Andalusian.
SPRIriGWOOh CASE ‘ .
AIRED m comer
(Continued From: Page One).
panied him when they met Risotto-l.
He accused Raymon.’ of what by
Wife had told him and Raymond told
Lubrano that it was a lie and did
his wife was an "(adjectii's-adiecflu)
liar." Lubrano then broke the. ”a
tie. over Raymond's head imbibe 1.
ter had him arrested, charged with
assault. ‘ "V”
This morning in the downtown CM‘
Raymond had retained AttorneyJJJ.
Cuneo, as attorney. and Lubano hfl'w” .
retained Judge William F. Tammany:
as counsel anti the two lawyer!
thrashed the case out before .fludp
Yosburgh. .
The statement was made that Ray.
mood had gone into Lubiano's spart-
ments at the request of Mrs. Ltibfllt.‘
and that there he attempted to “It
lit-r. saying that he loved her, nun,
Lubrano repulsed him, according to
her story. and according to the at"
of Mrs. liaRosa, who worked as n:
waiiresa in the restaurant, and who:
was present. when Raymund (uttered
the rooms. Mrs. Lulu-aim said that
she went downstairs and told .hor
husband to tell Raymond not to com '
around any more and not to onion,
the restaurant even, She said that
she had been annoyed by Raymond
before. and Attorney Cuteo seizedwn"
this "polzit to attempt- to bring?“
the attention of the court that if sb'o
had not told her husband of his litr-
fore that she was not an honorable
woman and be strongly intimated that
there was a conspiracy hetween‘L'w- .
brano and his wife to injure
mood do some manner. , _ .
Judge Voaburgh when he eavehb'
decision said that there were several
points in the cale’ that he ha'rto
consider and that while Lubrano‘ was
guilty of a techninn'lmalatili. head
not feel but-what. he was in a meat
ure justified, because. his wife. had
been insulin;
cue indennltery. He scored *,
mood for his actions in his closing reci
marks. . ‘
William Fische of Cnnnondale, re- '
A: A. Hall, DIME”. W0". ”"3 cu”ported to the up own police yesterdn’y,
for the best dill“!!! 0' 3““ Plymouth filiat‘hia' garage had been entered Sat.
Rocks.
L‘urday night. and the thieves had std-
F. H. Anderson; Jr.. won the cattle“ a storage battery.
for the best displav of White \‘ivnnf,
dottes and both cash prizes in thlfl
i
class. ‘ I
Louis B, Rolston, Whit'e‘Piains. r.- i
Y., won the cup for the S. C. Binnie!
Island-«Reds display. R. G. Pockets
for the best male in this class and]
Sunanlde Farm. Shrub Oak, N. \..‘
"won the cash prize for the best to;
male,
The cup for the best display of R.‘
C. Rhode island Reds was won hu
1'". . F. Viscurdi. Great Dominion;
Mass. i
W. M. Jones won the cup for the i
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Infants .5; Invalid: J
r., a -
um] milk, mailed grain, in (F f arm.
"z: infanufinvolidudgnowin children.
- 'me nutrition .upbniidin. the w I: body."
inaugurates nonhuman“ and the aged.
More mftrirlona‘ than :a, coffee, on. .
molly prepared. Requires no :cckiw.
‘iintcs Cost 7017.52.52 hip
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northal activity. The function of the
kidneysis to filter the blood. in ,24
1—5
hours they strain from it .500 grains
of aeidand waste, so we can readily
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ksusmcss l
understand the vital importance or
ltecpint; the kidneys active.
Drink lots on water-you can't drink!
too much; also get from any Marina--
cist about four ounces. of Jad Saltsz’
taltc a tablespoonful in a glass of my 5
ter before breakfast each morning furl
a few days and your kidneys will actE
fine." Thisiamous salts is made from‘.
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice,l
combined with “this, and has been! I
used for generations to clean andl‘
stimulate clogged kidneys; also to”,
neutralize the. acids lip-urine so tti ‘
no longer la-a source." of irritation. ‘,
thus ending bladder weakness. , . .
[Jud Salts is inexpensive; cannot in— ;
lure.- rnahesta doiiflrlful convergent / .
iiihimwater girl-tr which everyone
, should take toVyjfld _ then to. trawl
their kldnoyn ciao and active. ‘mi ,"
thla.,alao h the waterfirinhlnlgnn
, ‘anii no, mint! won-yr what
bod-.10! in" hid-Q: was
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