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i": i Er; Sn ‘NfiRWAl‘K pied regions Appromm’tely the...
E; I same number have been pron-11
-~. Two Games Out of
fifth“. 1 in Third Match of
1.1-1 ios——Hig‘h Score of 130
ioiied
11.1111_ two 511 o tlu‘or- of last
1111 .5. Th1 St-1nttml bowlers
-1‘;- 11 1111 l111d and hat..-
._ ".1' game-1 111. tl11'ir I'm-.111 out of
1.1...1 ...: 111.11.- plai'ml, T1111 second dis~
111-: 111-11.5.113111111111111 \v.1t‘11 in wonder-
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1. .1; 31'1“ t‘tli‘i-wi tin" iiutll lllfn Off the
11.1,: T1111 5151-11-11 11:": \1 '1th a rush
1- 111*.» 1- 1.1. '11'1, ‘11.- 31.2‘1 been
1 11-3} startwl 1711:1111»: ‘amt- {trt'oss
1;; :1 .571'i!.'1' and followed it, a Full?
.211l1 11,111'1111} spare. Henn)’
5 :.~-."1l.. 11111 1101' man for the Sentinels
.1 ;:i\\.1_\'.5‘ doapt-ndablp on in a pinch.
1;. (11.1 gum-1 sai'w with three sparo~
1";1':t .511'5'1'1 was taken ln' thv Sm.
tum-l5- by a 21". pin and 1111111,- im the
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- ii"i11'i> litmuull 1.1;1' 1:11:11 l‘:!l‘(‘i€"‘.5~
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1 ,1 had '11. .4111- n'ntruin when tofwanls
11.- 01111 tit-t} bt‘t‘f‘lllt" (‘Hl'L‘iPSS and
through 1111m- spurt». ln' Brutmmv mm
1"1-11 .lint llmqlit'r-‘s {'Il'ikt‘ and 11 spurt1
Hm ”(1111‘ 1111-11 took tllc- itunm‘s‘ by I;
1'1 11.5.
W ‘\':l.‘ 111111174 string that Jesse Front-l1
1.1!1- his debut ::.5' a bowie-1' and took
plum- 0: “1.111111” .lluro. in
111' his natural szltgxzir-ss and
11.1111, . 11 :!.~- '5'.th '. 11- did an'i'
1.111112 11 1.12111 111' So 111 (‘1‘ool1s'
~. i>;".'bui‘)i1' l"1:;111-'n will appear
. limiz‘ 1111-11 in lltv‘il' regular
1- 111111.11 games.
.51'111‘ last night's game".
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............. 87 82 71; 245
1 . . .90 78 965-1264
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'l'otztls ........... ME 114 447 126“
dish 111.111 11w 1‘1. 141111113: Hurlev,
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.‘i‘f'i'av .~ l'rrmks‘, 3: Hurley.
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5:1. ~-' Crooks. l; Baht-1. '2: Beet
‘ 11 42.13, :7: Scltenk. :3: l’randow.
Malkin. l: J. "Br: (11(1 1: l).
3.
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\\'-~1lr.1 .51le evening:
1.1- .1111: (i()t" not t'onn- up which
:1 1:11:50 1111- change in date to Tues-
' January .‘31 or Thursdar. January
This 111111-41 will be rolled off at
‘.‘.~,~'\v-.1_llt alleys on Isaac street
.‘
5:
(if? U“
LE OF GIANTS MOST
PROFITABLE EVER MADE
.- lit-1511'“ ct ti-n Nov. Y‘Olk
1:1:,5 was announce-d, it became
11 that an investment of $100,000,
11- :1 little over 12'. years ago earned
30.01100. in 1003 the lat-.11
1:131. '1‘. Brush purchased from Andrew
z-t-dman :8 per (3011! of the Giants
- iir'li. and according to rumor. it was
.‘pnsml of to Charles Stoneman.
'11111-15 X.'3l('Qllfld1‘é and John MC.
thaw for $1,350,000. ‘
The handsome return
31=‘.1‘.5 in\.'.5!mr-nt was
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realized on
ai'ln‘roached
1-»:11' oncr- in (‘31-- ltistrn'y of Tilt“ game.
1' 3:!!‘1‘5-2'5. \‘i'ebb Z'titll‘luhy and his asso-
- Lites bought thr- Chicago club of thr-
1111-11221 ll-uz‘ur-s from James Hart in
.; 1",);- $1oi‘lftttt‘t,
lll"‘l’1 W91?- t'orced out of the cmb,
they sold at their own terms——
:‘111111 9.000.000.
A. Gaffney purchased 'the
in 1913 and aftet
- 1»: tl-n 1110.51: surcess’r’ul years in
‘ '«Hu'y of the Hub. sold to the
iidllghlzln syndicate at a protif
than $200,060, not counting
14111111 of Braves Field. unit'h
1.1.111 11.111} fitted into a ball park
511111:- o" the profits.
Nationals
FR AND FERENCZ MATCHED.
' .~'l.\l 1 1.111, like—Er. B. F. Roller.
-1.11. knot-.11 wrestler, and An-
Brodie-e, l: I). Bro-dicin-
pt‘ 0v idi 11"'
in it'll Murphy and‘
of'this’ city, clziimaint of
Local Team Opens Season
With Victory OVer West-
port Boys
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' idlv observed.
0‘uiltv of violatin" the rirdel and
have been dqmrted to points \1ith-;
- , 3
There 11115' been a slight. relaxa- .
in the German lines.
tion in the enforcement of the 01'-
dt-r in certain tetnote cent-31:15. but
here and in larget towns it is rig:-
i
Norwalk High School opened its
basketball season last: evening by (19
{eating Staples High School by the
score of 26 to 14. The game 1. .1141
played in the. National Hall in V’t't-st
p01‘.t and \V as at ”51.691111 exhibitionx
of clever floot w01k and 11.151114 rag -j
ing. Norwalk put a fine team on the
court and t1 showed up in 11111.- stile!
011 its first appmn'manu- ’11‘11111'\\"'o:k
on the floor was .15 quick as a flush;
and Cl 011' m'ln on the 11-1111 had a;
good eye w-hen 11_\‘. 11} lot a goal.
A1 the opening of lilt- ..an1e.“est-
1111 started the scmim: bl" ”it buy“
from this ('141 111.1111 (1111,2111 up and the
tirst half ended “ith the score 8 to 31'.
litllh (L;I‘ng 5111111111 off at a torxilic
pate in the 511.111111 halt, but tlu Sta-
plus' boys were unequal to it and soon
1111 i‘Wi and Nottl 11111 W .1.5' 1tble to
run up their st-‘m almost at 1111!.
Louis Tarlov and \’\'111'd Malkin played
a wonderful gamt,1 for the Norwalk
boys. earl: caning five baskets and
1111-11 ill'itl his. opponent scoreless. The
511111111X work 01' Stevens, Riordan and
lloru‘lum saved the. gamu- t'or their
111.2111. Although they figured but lit-1
tit: 11'. the scoring they were wonders
on the floor and broke up the plays
of tho “'11stporl lads time and time
again.
1111- lineup-follows:
Norwallt High, 26 Staples High. 14'
left forward
L. ’l‘urlov Nolan
right forward
\A'. :‘vlalltin Vornhall
center
(‘.. Stevens l’otrtt-
left. guard 1
.l. Riordan AdamS1
rig-ht guard l
l'. llol‘g'lum Lauderhacki
Field goals: 'l‘m'lov, S; Malkin. 5:
Stevens, Riordan. Borgium. Lnndui-l
hark ti; l’t-tric 2.
LEONARD’S FIGHTING ‘
VJEIGH T TO BE KNOWN
.Sale of Giants Most
Profitable Ever. lVIade;
val YORK. Jan. lGr-Tlrt'f‘bo‘ut 1n- i
1v; oen Loonaid and Dundee uill‘serve 1
one useful pulpose at least It \\ ill still
all the discussion and speculation.
about the. Champion‘s weight. Before
stepping into the ring against his 1"-l1. .,
31 he. will have to reveal his true
poundage. The boxing law of the
state of New Jersey provides for this.'
as it specially states that contestant‘s'
in every bout. fought in that 'tet‘ritor'. i
,shall weigh in officially at the ling-8
side 1111111111 11. member of the commis
sion or its appointed representative.
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1 RICH WAR MATERIAL IN 1
' GERMANY REVEALED
1 AS THE AMERICAN
i TROOPS SEARCH VAST
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tion of “similar altoniitmtions." iAUTO AUXILIARIES
The appeal. refers to the 1.501111sz .
,elections, under the “freest' suf-i 1 SLEDS
ffrago in the world to deter mine: BICYCLES
the constitution of
Stuh" ' and adds that the pr 11.511311,-
wov-onnm-nt is prepatiug 11 draftx '-
o; 11 1-1111 titution \‘i'lllt‘il
protects
the fin-(1
. right. of sei't'ult-tl't'tninu- '
11011 of the nation "against all
'1‘nrm-': '1' revoltttiorm 'o‘l' (‘fl‘orl‘s :ll
terrorism." ' ‘ ' ' ‘
Eliot-15' 13‘1'11 twin-.1 nrzulo, it‘is said.
to ".'1l‘1'i‘.‘1‘ at a. Dt‘tlfii' safeguard-
1'11“ tl .‘11111iomoi'tl11- (11111113111111-
tion and 11l111l1 1111i render possi~
I)..1 lit“ "omulmion oi 1: union of
H‘i‘tiilelk ‘.\'ilit'il will givo protec—
lH-if 11/.1‘1li1.." liti' danger of a fresh.
1.1.112“ i
’ 1‘. ‘1'11'1' «Kw-lazing tilt-re is neces—
“1‘31' 01' defending the nation.
l’oiidt aimextttionists. the
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"No it'ss is it ()l‘tl“l£lt’5‘i{ to pro-
tect. our frontier against fresh.
Russian liliiiiéll’jl‘ 111151111ti5m Whit-h
Viill- S in ffil‘P .‘ ll'illlll ”5' I“ “ujnqv‘
oi' 11.1’1'like powv'15'.it.5' .-11;11‘<-l1i.5tu:-
conditions and tint-hail: :1 1,11“
,mn‘ld 11.111' of it'llith 1:11-11.,,.1,.
would he the theater. lit-1i '11- \ ism;
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kiiii‘p' um! Sm'izllisnl.”
("OBLENZ. Tuesday, Jan. it;
(By The Associated i’l‘1?s:5‘i.~-—-§——-
Twenty German girls who \l‘t’l‘t‘t
waged in sweeping streets at Ali-1
(tlf r'llzlt'il. near here. have been 1112}
111;;ted charged with a. violation oft
era] l’er5htuwk5 order forbid-
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21:44:15;
' or militaiw
:(lroup, ('mupt'ising the
.'\\'alk,
the (4911111111! ‘
police are ceitain to
interfere should an officer or sold-
l(‘l attempt to talk to 11 101111111 In
the street or in 11 cafe.
FillililiiN MlSSillN’S
lllITH ANNiVEiiiAiiY
Finlay of this week there will be
an all- dav program in the interests of
the Centenaiy of the Methodist Epi 1;-
copal denomination in the. South Nor—
walk Methodist. Church on West ave-.
nue M11nv outside that 11911011111111.-
tion and even some within. do not as
yet. know all that the Centenary Pro-
gram stands for. But: thee-(11111111011111
piogtam is now under w,ay and be-
fote the W' l‘nlct is 01.1.11 it is ptoposed
to acquaint just so fat as possible (111» '
ery ‘l‘llelllbt‘l‘ of the Methodist Church
with lhO comprehensive program for
the future.
In a word, the Centenary is the.
one hundredth annh (11'saiy ot' the. ox-
ganization of the Board of Fmeign
Missions of the Methodi st' Episcopal
Church As a fitting celebration of
that noteworthy event. the denomina—
tion plans a forward movement of
greater dimensions, perhaps, than was
ever before contemplated by any
Christian body. The Centenary seems
providentially timed with the work of
national and world reconstruction. and
will meet, it' fully realized, in a wor-‘
1h yway the terrific World needs of
our day. .
The 1111101111,;- Friday in the South
Norwalk Church is for the Norwalk
churches of
Norwalk, South Nurwalk, East Nor-
Rmvaytmi. \Vestport, Sauga-
tit-(l. l‘anno‘ndale and Notth Vl'ilton.
I‘he program will be. as follows '
Morning
10: ."10 Deiotions
The Home Survey"
«Rev John R. Henry, D. 1)., N. Y.
“The Foreign Survey"
Rev 1'. H. Wright, I). D., N Y.
"Our Distiict"
Rev: Charles W'. McCormick
.. Stamford {.2
D.D.,
" Afternoon
2. 00 Devotions
“Deuterium Organization"
Area team worker from the New Ymk
Oflice
Departmental representations:
1; ‘Prayer"
Rev J. Howaid Fairchild, Pannondale
‘1. “Stewa1dship"
Rev. John J. Snavely
3. "Life Service”
Rev. W. S.’ Harper, Westport
'.4 “Minute. Mon" '
Mr. Charles E. Hoyt
1’: “The Local Church and the Cen-
't en'ary"
Rev. Harold E. ‘Wilson
Evening
8: :00 Address {ind stereoptican pre-
sentation of the Centenary Program.
by Rev B B Corbin of New York.
All sen: 'ces are open to the. public.
but the evening service will be of spe-
cial popular interest
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" ' AND MANY OTHER
'SUTTABLE GIFTS
North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
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Phone 9576—2 .
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lThe provost 011111111 .
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- out the year. ’
'1, 1924, the Government will
,pay you $5.00f01'1eacb War “
Thrift
Stamps
of 1 9 l 9 are
identical with
thoseof 191.8.
Thrift Stamps bought ‘in
1918‘ may. be exchanged
' 'for War Savings Stamps of
the new issue on the same
basis as last year. No new
' Thrift Card is necessary.
War Savings for the
Stamps Issue 01 conveniy
‘919 once 0 f
the public are somewhat
smaller in size than the 1 9 1 8
issue, are "blue in color and
Carry a portrait of Benja--
' ankhn, the great
American advoCate of sen-
sible. spending.
Except in appearanue,
however, War“ Savings.
Stamps of the new issue
are unchanged from those
of last year. They Can be
purchased from the same
' agencieswhich sold the 1918
issue. They cost $4.12 in
January and one cent 1111111:
tional each :month through-
on January
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Savings ‘Stampoiathi-s $5113.
This represents interest on
yOur money at 4% com—
pounded quarterly.
War Savings d 0 fl 0 t
“e. 0; have tobe
1 lss
Stamps _7 ““8 cashed in
or converted to the new is-
sue. Save them! The Gov-
ernment Will pay yo’u Five
Dollars for each one you
hold on January 1, 1923,
whether your card is filled
or nOt.
Ne are ..nocessm'y for
yourfll‘) War Sav-
Cargb lugs Stumps Do
not paste the new blue
stamps on ”your old’l918 W.
S. S. card. fisk'for'a new
ca‘fd when, 'you buy your
first stamp oi'the neyg issue.
Maxim In addition
; 1 ‘ - to. amount
Holding bought dur-
ing 19.18 you may purchase
a maximum o.f,$l,000 worth
of War‘Savings Stamps dur-
ing 1919. ' You may purchase
this maximum for each
member of your family.
Build "for American Prosperity
and your 1th Success
‘ Keep Your
Liberty Bonds
and
WAR LOAN
ORGANIZATION
Second Federal Reserve District ‘
1- Savings Dept, 120 Broadway, 11'. Y. ’
, Keep on
Buying
W S S.
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