Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 29, 1919 · page 4

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”for monks. 31:. Racket! 'regretted over the field, tor Williamson, was
.7. \ _._..._ lthe act-idem just a: this time no the “wedge-twirl to: the Won;
arms 11:11“ Dari! of m M a work on me miter Spas is quite accrue Sunday" “Harlem: or go first ,2
Visitor in 50' York 6‘7 may. live. And the loss :9! fine resulting inning for these-tor was not my;
—- ‘ ,_._ train the neddem was meek felt- The pleasing as 4 runs were made which
Mé Bred;- and Harold Hum” en- boat ls now undergoing temporary n~ looked very bad for him. That-the -
“’m m‘mg‘m‘h‘ msmwmm'bemxouxhe Red Onion. gm after smiling Bran
’w‘m’ 5‘“ "“3"“ “M {Officer beds. Later the hm! will. be at me Giants but be fooled mom with
Yen a thorough overhauling. his “him: hall" something new in
1"“ K.‘ ”:3“. 0! Ea" ream ‘fiSn‘perintendent James F. Williams. the line o: baseball, but .ane is
h. ”I” flwglatfhuloal :tofthQ-Darlenplhficm,tmly mung: hmk allnhurkit and}!!!
' '9 e age: 'principal of [he ’Rowayton school. soon be our formic. Thou. both
vim". .- - ., who but been looking {or a new resi- tauns began to hit so {at-l and score
.m“ ‘?;;01::; 35:82:11: deuce for several week}. W ohli- was changing so often that it in
In. 24de 2. Head. of 3 m? “e- (ed to relmquish «the one which be hard lo keep "I“ o! a: tho: was :0-
‘m ~ occupied {or cor-oral years because of mg on I! was all one could do to
__ ;a change in ownership. has succeeded keep trac: of the mg. The game
Ila: m H Camp, as ye.- York, in remin-g .llrs. Lillian Tookor's was jusz full of em and it was one
City, 1pm mo weekfg¢ 3—272. 3.; house on Me Pan Road. just above merry same to tell the» m. There
‘ «all» linked M. Camp. 2; \'an we Daria: Caner School. which. re~ was so much comedy that to go into
'ht Strut - cemlr «envied by 3:55 Pennlsmn. detail it would take moral confine
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a.--” . . .. ., - " "3min“; tn tell 5' 1" iv- . The line-up of bod!

‘15. szis Dame 0! Bar-low Place 35 the fine he 90' occupies. teams and "‘9 “"39“?" score M‘ ‘
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flue! enjoyed a (13)"? (man; a. 73km sun-mu Gem nu om
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1m Hdhcy of Phihdeigcx. no- loam-bury ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Plate}!

fled :: the home of 22;; parenae. )lr. ‘ archer
, ud Mrs. William llallacy m er the “’3 Frank DeCourcey and this!!!” Sirehle ..................... Bounty.
went end. Mr. Hana; .. enroui! 3‘11“?!“ We“ '3‘- “e‘ 9“ 1“ first base r

. for Boston on a bugine-s 2'1"? : Rldgefleld. unsung Memes- E. Sardine _ Finch and summer
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- second base
Mi» Alicia (Trrzmer at Milford, :- Dr and Mrs. Godlrey and Hr. and

tored to this any yeszorday truth a York over the week eon.

 

Scissor: . . . . Millspaazh and Drury
my of moods and renewed old so. .—___.._. righx field
«moms. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jmevh law and Paymnnd Shaazhnessy and Lonnsbnrr
_ ' . daughter Susie. open! yesterday in remorfiold
Eu! Norwalk lovers 0. baseball .\'ew York my attending an opera 00::- Smith .... ______ . """" Tomi
wereanongthose whomdeupthe .
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i, . “the game a: the Ward street grounds

’3“! I 7 “m :1 Many of then Photos 0! the FETFID‘DS' (izmbra‘ne' 1 2 3 4 3 6 7 8 0—11)“!
_.~. hard last evening king of which was held a. 3120:? while ago are Onion 3 1 0 0 2 3 l 7 o 1!
.“e aw rial w‘.'(’" Almostln'oe‘; 1"” now on we in Danes]. The photon Giants 4 3 l 2 2 S 0 0 o 13

-._ rwt-re taken by we Paczoral Company,
YQ’SH-rdai home '12:: 3837, day mat 9’ Stamford. i Manchu“)?! 03”.”. W
whiter: were allowed to board '15- ’ Martin Shluhfitfi”! “I! 30“”
minuam. man infemned Eu: The proprietors of me Park cu,- Greexfi Aradrmy tetra chill-nu-
"wa Oder: took the opportunity or 20:11; bus. which was m: :11 Done: on yonrteam to: same of!!!" lobe Pin!-
1 m and pay her a rim: before she Thursday of '=' week use notified Ed on I d3“? “ultimo?! '0 50th The
n ‘ . Vibe. Darren police. [has Lqey would academy team is confident to Matt--

"-—- call {or their has this. week. The m- log the fled Onion even m the ”"
75°“ dwim to times; aha ope-vat chine in now at lhe Sullon Garage. “Dd“? wm‘lmm “ h the 50‘ The
M 0! the voting machine xral have line—up for the Acolemy followaz:
Dd: an ooonunity by'vEFivinz 7,22 - Ci”: Yesterday ideal 'Wr brought catcher (Hanson. pltcher Fowler. first
Ml or. Tuesday. “ywnogday ““3 many of the local rendenu outdoors m Butlery, mud u' Dork. shori-
‘liursdar evenlnza. bezweon 7 and 9 and a "92:" number of them “em stop Killboy. third hose Newman.
o'clock. p In. Two rr~rérrrars (.2 ween, éwn walking aim“ “5,, we" enjoying right field. Bundling, center field
‘11! b“ there to explain the same- 733.9 m_ “I,“ a“ m pmmmm Wood left field Adana.

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,‘Newpon R. l.. at high tide today.

Several in'eresved Easi ride poliu
inns are try-mg m {imm- jusx how a 30mm; name has M" heaord 0‘ the ting said a lecturer in the education. gunmen! of mun." will he
-mority of the third district rmers rumor whach had been making "3

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to have been Wed by the wet. ”and m moo-rude world Ina gnu-
» fawn” m his home in Toldo"anchor there [or the past two weeks.

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~1- ott Roton Point for two more of ball played at the Noxon lot. The
. ”n and then soil for Newport. scrowd was so thick. that a riot call

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’r After having perfecl control of the
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Hn Earl F. Thomeu has been amb- begin the game. At 3 o‘clock. (in! ‘
‘mm in me nowanon public
*0! for lien leexnan. who has
. “has a low days vocation §
33'“ Rackett, who was with the
Med State- Xarlnes and uw con-
me mvxce In Cuba and vicinity}
” taken a m with the United
Ms Shipping Board at Wilson
not. ..

Preston 1!. Hart. Jr.. has returned to
as duties with the Standard on com-g
my Broadway, Sew York. altar
1 Wing a two weeks‘ vmtlon at his
' he here.

. The automobile of Raymond Kollv
“w, of Tokeneke, which was ln’ col-z
”on with a New Haven car mofly.’
” been placed in good condition
gnu ‘
“Tits. Lewis C. Parker. of m1

.t- has returned from a visit wlth'
mm in New Janey ad New York!
m ore being received from Chief‘
. 1' Earl P. Stevens.- of the. ‘fl‘fi
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w for the 173.51 two weeks left at convince their backers that the! lost
_' I“ tide today for Newport R. L Up the game acddentlly. For alas, on i‘: ' . . . .
, do are. time today that was the in- Saturday September 27. llama !

Today is the loot am the Removal Sale ot-the
Connecticut Bedding Store. Come in and look
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