‘k,‘ nu; -.
’ ' - 'AY. mew
On this page, scent .,-..a.e;m.m chu'geaficper lune. ‘Oopl Double Prion.-
Wants, To Let, rum>mud
s; -
.e
wnmn
rimming and ‘buflng _
.ugn operations and put the flow
ng touches on tires. _
'c are in need of 2 men to turn
' bull tires from 3 to 11.
mm to true
women in
h shift-3 p 9
women tor-"Sn, . .a.
raglan 60 con 11 our.
men for - «vtsi yard W.
- ork.
l rmt others a 3011 would have
m treat you.
.. YOUNG
on d.
stock, -
1469!
s
uN, for split)
shift: for handg‘
second shift.
.ual pay to bright boys.
._ «walk Tire & Rubber 00.
u;-
. I.
v uer department; 2
tubes, P. W..: '
WANTED:
one on ALL PARTS or
u- T WORK. FACTORY
. ~ DITIONS PERFECT.
on WAGES PAID EXPER.
CED OPERATORS. If
oT EXPERIENCED WE
1 LI. TEACH YOU AND 1414
. U WHILE LEARNING.
LUETT, PEABODY & CO., .
INC.
' .ln NTED—Girls for cal-FT;
‘ “‘nozl
.r) gmls to learn weaving. Ex.
rhnced teachers provided and
mi ply while learning. Apply
..'. a .1. CASH, "40.,
Chestnut Street.
WANTED
T‘VPEWRITERS, ANY MAKE
ll- liliiliE‘ and modelllighest cash
(mid. full information
{KLBER'II Post-(lime. Bow
', [1734519021, Conn
‘x‘l'
31" WDIG MACHINE OPER—a
first. ..
"WW _
Boys, Girls and Young- wom-
on for light factory work.
-_ M walk udgood pay ‘to
‘ “whammy-Also workzo
do lit-home on sewing machines.
JOSEPH ROTH MPG. 00., 28
‘ iron SALE~Four lots
. 1138 31min at.“ 34"?
' ,v My .7 , -
lila- 35:
IOB'SALE tom... ._
FOR BALE—House, six rooms and bath: "4 “ ,
all improvements; garage“ East Ave. ,
. Phone 088. . . ,‘V ‘ , .
with six room
house and a 16 car gar-.58.- Connectuntt
,Avc. Inquire. Navel", Connecticut Ave.
South Norwalk.
7 onosn To "SETTLE ACtOUNT.
District of Non-walk
April 7. A. 9., 1920
VFOR SALE—Pure bred Jersey cow and
calf two weeks old. Maplegrove Farm.
Phone 1089 after 6 p. 'm.
FOR SALE~ hiahogany
Island Reds.
winners.
person.
strain, Rhode
Madison Square Garden
Hatching eggs from selected
- . at 2 o'clock (o noon; and that all per-
layers, $3.001.» 1"; $15.00 Tm. 100' Write sons interestedmin said matter may
{Fri fisculnr. B. Quackcnhusll, Darlen. notified thereof, the conservato
e . . -
cause this order to‘ lm publish
m at moo. Steady work.
Current wages. Phone, call or
write. HOLLAND MACHINE
130., 132 Water 815., South Nor-
WANTED
Boys for light machine work.
Apply HOLLAND MACHINE
00.. 132 Water St, South Nor.
wok.
.o
WANTED—Bright young man
as receiving clerk. Steady
“Aw...“ w’.
Belden Ave, Norwalk, Conn. 4
, $5., Probate Court.
In the matter If Cyrus >E.‘Bcn3arnln,
of Norwalk, In said district. an incapable
Ordered. That the conservator «exhibit
his administration account to this court
for adJustment, at the Probate alike in.
Norwalk. on the 15m any of April. ,le-zml
in El
l--——---3
According to the reports of the pro-
cpectiye c We: needed at,
the A. A. U. badminton, recently.
the'nen from the we “at and
the Pacific alone are pretty well ud-
yllncod in their , but what is
mills in the number ot'ne‘w men
whohlyeloonedupmy. Inth
duel meet, a dew down 0.3., m
the University of m and the
Olympic Club, of San Francisco, at
Berkeley, 9. nwwymmw
firF't me calibre, came to light in
Jock Merchant, who gave a. grand dis-
1
belplay of all around ability. He won the
willllfi-pound, hammer throw at 165
8
inches, and he sent the I I,
feet, 5 inches. and wound up the day's
work by winning ”the running brood
lamp with the line leap of 23 feet, 2_
1-2 inches. Merchant is coming East
- . . . new- a -r . circulation In said
“In at, NOWIHI. Phone 430. EUR .5.\ Liv—H room: 2 i'aa‘nily house. at amnifitfxm “@3553... days before said
\ 4-6 Pleasant St. hast Not-walk. $2,700. 15th day of April may
i ,. . For particulars inquire at 10 Fourth St. HENRY \\‘. GREGORY
l Bust Nol‘wuik after i p. m. Phone 1385—2. 7 Judge.
‘ FOR SALE—Toulouse geese eggs for
WWJmW mach. hatching and squnbs for sale. Hugo SOLVENT nQTlcE.
District or Nor-walk ma. Probate Court.
April 7. A. D.. 1920.
Estate of Agnes M. Benjamin.
Norwallt. in" said district. deceased.
The Court of Prnbuto {or the district
ol' Norwalk, hliill limited in
months from the date
Room, “‘95! Norwalk.
Full SALE‘A fine. 1
ar est size ll rl ht
Bellr piano. g I. g
. music cabinet. parlor and
ll‘l-(lruom suites and other furniture. I. T.
(.uleman. Rownyton. hereof for
FOR SiéJC—On Rowaytnn Aria. Roan—
ton“ e more and dwelling formerly to present their accounts.
l)Ct"Ul)ll-(l lly 31. (‘. Ogden. Int‘iudefl lnm'n. tested, within said time. Will be <3“??de
lchlclu-n house and large garden. Guod'a recovery.
lnpportunity for right party. Apply Ill.
-(Jgden, Rowayton.
:FOR SALE—A launch in firm-class eon—
i (llllon. mixTxZ. equipped with 12 h. .
,(‘nL'lllO and all accessories. Oil‘nor will
ISU“ at a liar-gain“ Inquire Albert Blood»
good. ilmgnyton Avn.. Romyton. or ROfiS
.Mlldden, . (‘oncurd'St., South Nor-walk.
I’l’llt SALE~Twn Undcl‘wot‘nl
; cw. 10mm} ills. “'ur
lnvtn. 1 10 ll. 1)
‘ Ill.’
1...).
l FOP. S.~\l.l£~lteg:ll;tlicss'
. Work and driving
, wag-ms. All llursos
l‘opl-vsvntml.
Eton street.
claims for settlement. Those who neglect
. payment to
.l.\I"OB M. LAYTUN.
Administrallvr.
ORDER or NOTlCi.
April 7. A. 1).. [920.
Estate in (“unnecticut nf‘Mary E. Mil-
lard. into of Delhi.
l York. dt‘Cl‘lll‘f‘ll. .
“'horvas. written anplcnrion has,
type, u'l‘it -
stm- salt. 1 mm:-
.olDUiOlLflil‘lOSf new. To-l
. _ deceased for an order
> o! prim». five sell certain real estate
lmrseo. harnesses and
gunning-d in In» as
Connors' Stables. “‘ashillg-
Orderwi, That said application be heard
‘and determined at tho Probnln lattice. in
Norwalk. on the 15th day of April. 1920.
* . at 1] o‘clockf fort-noon; “mill that public.
. , , . r- ‘ j . _ nulicv t are" be given to a persons in-
position with good pay, ,1 DIS. SALlu—I—rxlamzu Ilismlll' no: box. good iorestmi (hvl‘vin by publishing this nrdor,m°mem-
. . rm lunch r0 m or Luther shop. glass in a newspaper having a circulation ln'Jeos Barnes,
E JACOB & SONS :._ ‘ hp-‘Q’HUT- ADD 3' T. J. Sullivan. Victoria’ said (lisirct. at least five days before said
' a URL - od- . ‘ day or hearing.
annr w. GREGORi'.
‘Filil SA LE Judge.
_ nF‘l'esh Jen-ad‘s" myw with cult!
Lmlolph l‘uulovicll, Richards Ave” “'vfl .
] Nul‘u'aik.
WANTED
Men for various — positions.
H. .1100]! n *SONS, INC,
Shoe Manufacturers
Norwalk, Conn.
_ . ...._. _._.- w _ l
\YAI‘W‘FYT ~Tr"l mun llnll buys, light 9
l
l
l
l
i
N
“ork, Kilnl‘l hours, daily pay. Apply)
‘ ll‘lDNIlngS 8 ll. m. Sill-l'wond's Livery, 20;
’ ‘C'llll'J Fl... Norm-ark. '
'3 lel‘l'i‘i'lllr-Uomi dishwasher, whitr- ol‘
Color-mi. Hartford Lunch.
ANTED—
Boys to run tack p " ma;
' 1165. .sand paper “mince
d polishing, machines. Apply
lady to go to work
URY, MATHEWSON a 09. ~
mo CUTTER 1
Experienced lining cutter wanted,
. 003.? Good wages.
Tristram' Shoe Co..
6 Union Sn. So. Norwalk. Conn
1
_ , EiNTED—Exprienced Ic-
ay stitcher; also ‘
an on other operationsm Shae
Factory. Apply the 18-2 -Mfg‘.
' .. 350 George 812., Bridgeport.
01111 , ‘
N'y'i‘ulrr- Infill but sfi'ong row hunt in
owl - 1:: mm. Gl‘vn Jfull infm'nntlon‘
purer). if. i... 514. Sclllilwl 0mm '
..A
is
: i\\fAN'l'Eil—Young mall in Ewell room.
, VVANTED—fltnmgo room for five or six
, “"9. NTEfl—«F‘nminhcd
2=plaxit. ‘lt. 1V. Smith (‘onstructinn Co.
\\'ANTPll)——Hclp “lulled. l'pllulsu-l'vrs
for inside And outside work. long sen-
,rxon. Address, LUIllOiSi’Pl‘t‘l‘. Box £261), Slum-
;fol'd. Conn.
l
I.\VANTFH)“(Vlallficun \‘ictoriu Taxi (10.,
GS‘Railmnd Ave.
\‘l‘AN'l‘l'lll~~A man to drin- single loam.
Steady work. Swift (Io
l
l
‘\VANTED"Stellogrnpller and 0mm: ans—4
sistanl, a beginner. need not he an ex-
pert stanogmpher, but must write a clvzlr
”mun. should lu- good at figures. “‘ritc,
llstl-‘(Ung age. education and salary ex-
”looted. Andres-r: lnsuranr'c. cure Sentinel
- office.
w
flood salary with advancement. Apply
lfifiicc Nemune 'Hm'dwarr- Mfg. (1).. 66
iron St., East Norwnlk. Conn.
- VIANTEU ~rtlhnmln-rmnill. Cilv lloto-l
South ’Main, street. South ‘Noril'ulk.
rooms of furniture. Address B. Sentinel.
room by ynllllb
Innn. l’l'efel‘rnhly nem‘ \l‘llll street‘ Nur-
waik, or our line. l’hnm- 4:70.
.W‘A‘N'l’l'lhwflrlght girls for office. Por-
mnllcnt position with opportunity for
imiulllcement ii capable. li.’ Jacob 5: Sons,
“10., .‘llwe Min-2, Nm'wulk.
I
v
\VAN'Z'HD- \‘Vnmlm tn lulu.- washing.
home for inmily of five. Address hil‘5.l
4-). H. Dennis, warty-wing St. l
“'ANTEll-»-l.nllornl‘s wanted. $5.5m ncrl
day, *8 hours. Amlly Standard Oil Co.
A mil???“ ,
”tree m‘ f r»
ll-nnnlgst, 1
«31.21 -
‘rl for -‘ ,ntarn'i
._. flunilyrg'ylndn:
:h-l‘lnx Hill hood.-
fi'kN'szlr)~4-A ‘ Buckl‘yv incubator in
good condition. loo agg sign nr [arguml
mo '13 guano shot gun. B. Quackenbtlflll.
l
, Good pay with rapid advance-
merit while ‘ g,
,improvemenis house near water and
l Washington St.
, l \ MISCELLANEOUS
.Fflll SA‘lili'Il-Vg‘vlln. ln-w :lnli ir-lalllrl' .
came. 4‘ nv whom» r'onditir-n. (‘Hll T —‘Vill loan $9500 on IR mortgage 1'9“
be .m- 'l -' t ,, - ' .. ’. ’.~ .4 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' .. '
Noru‘lll'k.‘ 1m tln).. a5 \\ .l l on. multll, estate at 5 per cent, P_~0. Box 463, So.
1
. ~ " ..__- ”Afll Norwalk, Conn.
I‘OR SALE—~I-Jl'2ht cylinder (“ll-immobile,
lillll ‘lnnlil‘!
» .. , ._ “R“ "2W. .n :m nitlnctivelVLERKS (men. Womt‘n. 17 ‘llpwrd; for.
it“s"; “A” 7- Hr 11:).-3 or has all. South. government positions. Sl.3ll0—$L500
.\«-n.:llk. ( -~ _ . yeuryl. Experience unnecessary. For free
_T«T.~‘T‘%_f—“- _..--_,_ inarilculnrs write John Leonard (former
I'll}! >.\l-'l-.—1lialclnnn eggs. lulu-m. Island (‘lvil Service Examiner) 38:9 Equitable
itmls. “.ch Billion-.1 and also inlllo Bldg, “Washington. I). C.
02m“. .\ rs. 1‘. A. Silo-rn-nmi, ‘ __
‘.l Low 5 .‘
i’llunv lime”. e t i
—.
BUSINESS NOW
FOR SALE—MAHOGANY STRAIN.i"’ . ’
Rhoda-Island Reds. Madison Square‘ . A
Garden winners. Hatching from m GMGE
selected layers $3.00 fonts; .00 for " ” -
100. “’rile for circular.
.‘ B.
blizh, Darlen. Tel. 140, '
Qriocken. .
. Ellie'- Goran. m u"
_ ,npalring. ll Hollow-am m ea
, ,
FOR SALE—COM'PO BEACH, 20t - -"'-
building lots 1000 per lot. Apply Hat-i {MuirP
riet A. Wakeman, Weslpqrt, Conn. '
FOR SALE—FINEfli—ROON ALLl
GARDENS PLOWED
18 Union SL. South Nut-walk. or
Fitch St, East Nor-walk.
STORAGE SPACE for turniturc. etc.
\Varchousc located in Stamford. Renato
allowed to cover van service in Slum-
ford. Address The Star Storage. Com-
pany, P. O. Box 665. South Norwalk, (Ft.
GREEN RIBBON
. Auto Painting
VS :11. T. Jennings. 146 South Main St.
trolley, East Norwalk, 36000.
Good 11 Room 2 family, All improve-
ments, house‘ near water and trolley.
East Namath—$4500.
Good 10 room 2 family Central Loca.
tion, So. Nonvaik, $4500.
Good ; 6_ Room, All Improvements,
house, So. Norwalk, $3000. Lawrence
Agency.
“T: have large orders {or small miner
boxes. that can be made at home.
Special inducements made to ladies who
have had experience on light table work.
John 11. \Vriglcy, Inc.. 7 Madison St.
HAND LESSONS GWEN
by Miss G. Glendon Fisher. 55 Meadow
street. South Norwnlk. (.‘olm. Beginners
a specially. For term
address. I’honc 125511.
WALL PAPER AND PAiNT
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls of
“our r. Latest designs and coloring
with pressed borders. You know that
wall pa l-r advances in price like every-
thing one. But before going some place
else and pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first and save from
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painting. Paint and
paper now and save money..
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe, Street. Tel.
FOR SALE—WE HA '3 2 VERY
tine Bedroom Sets. made of the finest
Mahogany, inlaid Colonial {cur-post do
sign. This is the finest furniture ever
put on the market. _Will take other
furniture in exchange. Phone 1182—5.
FOR SALE—LARGE MODERN
house of 12 large rooms, 2 Bathrooms,
Hard Vl’ood floors. Stem heat, 5 open
fireplaces. Gas and Electricity. Gar-
age for 4 or 5 cars. room on second
floor. Grounds 138 ‘ft. fmnt, 190 ft.
rear, 387 mode-en. Best Mon.
Price 315.500. E. E Gel-hum, 136
we-
a
Phone 473.3 .
"THE'NORVVALK’ ' WW. no co.
Art Craft Roof:
._ N‘l'iljl)—I..r‘uul'lltol‘s link3 filing,“ hnnz‘wgfi. wiflTEp§HA ‘pnm‘q‘pr. S'f'ild)’ Work. i FOR SALE-.PROPERTY AT 19.21 s Grairel Tell, and Tin ,R Be:
""15‘ work. Alexanaer “'ilit 35 One-half day Saturday. A. A. BL-tts' 23 Union St. Storage M garage to . d d Painted ,
w. H. Te-i. 21211». =-.-‘-.-. f' train, ‘29 Connor: St” Nul‘wallt. rent at .15 :7;,;~.~:~;3:1 St, The Hatch & » " pure an '-
_.-__«_~. ._ __ . .. ~ .._ C 56 Water St. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
VJANTED—A 'FEW TQBO‘Rms W'A’N fill-lift mnll cnwllhlv l-t driving Bailey 0' .. __ ’
' ‘ v . a 1. ' l ' I' l I i t f.- ‘ . .._.____._._.-__.. -— - -— .
"‘ \“‘ . . - , i i ‘. t . I l‘ h . .. . ‘ -
y and b/L'P“ 00' plant. “ mums-"L roomy. ‘l'lmne 5. lllll‘it'll.ll,‘ullli. all modern lill.pi‘i§‘.'f."‘-l-T‘F lot 50 .. TRUCKING
ANTED—BY _AVSING-I£E' MANLA -" x 210. Price 3430-44.; Ono six 7.1, 818 _ _ my; Nam-lit, Conn.
. .m near the center of :So. Non-with ’WNA‘L' "3°“ ”“339- 3‘1 immove'ic‘fl 9'8” WILLIAWONGVARV‘:
llile. ‘C. F: c-o Sentinel. ‘ ~ ‘~ inquire of E. E. Gotham aria. JcecluY-l - ..
‘--- Inns. P. J. NELSON elw . Plumbing. Timing And Heeling,
WANTED—xi GIRL OR MIDDLE
‘r-d woman for general housework,
infumiiy. Good wages. Mire. G.
.v't‘mrlztll. ‘51 Elmwood Ave, Tel
1. .
..r. '.
\I.;ir».rEo—CLERIes, ,_ TYPIST;
'u’ all: women: positions. $340-$160.
. 'l‘l
Age 18-60. Experience unnec‘
‘ I
Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses.
file! 1.893 71 Osborn Ave.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD.
» 1 Mott ayenue. Norwalk Conn.
.PRIVATE‘LESSONS IN mncmo.
Mal-1388.
‘ LOST.
...
For free particulars, “write:
LOST—~11 ten dollar bill proba bly“ either
~r-‘oll SATE—‘iiqnfi FOP. 271mm
ies. well ,located."‘a"lln~cczt"enient to
South 'Nri’lwalk. Price-133.509, for I!“
liculars
Ask. 10ml ’1‘. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street; Nor-walk
Bell ionic. mm.
”BoutonSt. M9889
Plano
Chopin, 13 Elinbeth St.
Phone 1374.
. ll
consult" mumLPl-l
Local new distance moving and
trucking. :3 Bay Street. so. Namath.
, 7 ‘fiin South Norwalkmxtiost-Mce. South
" ' ' wennard (former CiVll service: ’omallr ”Mr," or . wee-h, t le m'o.
- — . — . Fuller dense notify this 013cc). '- award. ,.
. m 559 Equitable Bldg: Wash? ‘ ' d 3‘
m -, n c Loan-«cm march :31. long gold bar pm.
.pet filth mainland .pearls. Phone 1095.
t!
.l'.
I, ..
WANTED—SOME GOOD QUART!
mist-hold furniture Bed rm'jfimg
”3 0r dining room manicure moo
kztghinwranse, and an Mm
" Will pay igood
W’s"
v. r r. rso—d’OU‘Xa MAN- mm,
. ‘
"mono—4t (litmus sweater. Parties can
FOUND.
M1592.-M‘ome.szxunsc
haveJlte some by will at 2? Union
St. and Win! lflv. W “ "
' Wmmmr
7‘ rennet: Roam. .
«nihili-
. Sentinel Oltice. . . .
_A_ . ,».
S * '
i
‘—
‘WI: l'rvrri-wrl
'JlfHONE op
': in' LEARNING
’ l
. 7.13.1- ‘iflemswnfs'nm no.
late of
mi allowmi six]
the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their
properly at-
.All pv-rsons indebted to said
(J- t-stalo are l‘v‘quDF‘li‘ll to mllke immediate
District 0f NL-I'VVIIHIK. $5.. I‘mbate Court,‘
in the State or New}! sprinter in the century and the far-
been.
made to this Court hy the trustee of the ‘ 9
trust CrPiLlDd in and by the will of naid ‘11 2-.
authorizing him ml by no means extended.
lit-id in ma men:
3‘ inquire at above
2,391} American representatives of the hook-
.mdmtmmoreehmfourmontho
Tuning, Repairing and Pollahing‘
l
' lion." Good luck!”
with the Callfiornian team for the ln-'
tercolleginie championships and Will-
be a. hard man to lumen a tew.o£
the field events for the Eastern col—
lege men. California has a smart hur-
dler in Grunsky, who won the low
hurdles in 151-5 seconds and the high
hurdles in 25 45 seconds. Spra‘tt, the
California football star, won the mile
in 4 minutes, 26 3-5. seconds. Two
thozhigh jump at 6 feet. 1 inch.
in u. duel meet between the Unl~
lversity of Southern California and Le»
,dock, representing the former institu-
jtion, gave a real taste or his.work as
l;
l
members of the Olympic Club tied in‘
llnnd Stanford {iniversltm Charlie Pad-i
. ..._._..—... l" w-..» a- -._.._ ..r.-- A." .,
Mflnmrdmdl‘ olnllroyer-1 he.
.. - t- . , nun—-
”hoonreformoddmingthew' Emmi-onion.“ id
mdkcxtondingonscconntdl . Mfummahnk.
the cone! liling.Where " '0 nice buy MM‘
yon‘wuntluults‘letmbofav-.¥, '
mdwithycnrwm. m-
3ROWAIB‘I'. I'll-Jul.
Gardeners and Farmers?
‘W con-u 1 cureeedsof ' '
unequalitylaizmrkgt 0313 no. G. CANDY co.
tcbeohteinedbyevery .
rm . ‘ 80“. deoeCreamOoneo
lions. lie did 10 moulds level for the
hundred yards and won the 220 yards;
seconds, and .in each race he was ‘
. Thai Kansas City will be represent-
ed on the Olympic tem is a certdn-
iy, .
American fiel dsports at the present
All elongated athlete named
4....
l
as it boasts of the real curiosity of .
and who only weighs 155 pounds, put.
the. sixteen‘ponnd shot, a few days
ago, a‘distnnoe of 46 foot; 6 inches;
and when he gathers a few pounds of
extra. Weight he thinks he will send
the sphere in the neighborhood of
fifty feet.
and as he is a fair sprinter and jump
er he may have a try ,for the all
- around championship.
YANKEES mSEWARll ‘
llllllllllill mull
Player Hurt Knee in W
to Recover
ll
who is 6 feet, 11nd: tall.l
The Kansas City man hasx :'
a. record of 125 feet with the discus. .
and Is Sent to New Yet ‘4
‘1
onhohtamadin bulk or in
So. Norwalk Florist j.
”oath Hom' Sit.
.r .
58 “BORN AVENUE
EAST IORWALK. m.
Tel. fl.
CHESTER, S. C., April 8.—The
Yankees lost another boil player yon-l
ierday. Their infield wall-i
,pleted when Aaron Wardflhefiregnla‘r
'Wand hurt his knee Tuesday‘ {who
ing a. hook slide into second hue, lg
some slide which spiked C. Ward,
the Brooklyn, in the hand. The kiwi
swelled almost double Tuesday night
‘and developed water, and Ward left,
doctor in New York. It is hopod he
in Brooklyn.
“Play a Fair Square
Game,” Says G. 1‘. Kirby
NEW YOQK, April 8.-—Gnrtavus T.
Kirby. president or the American
Qlympic‘Jt. A. U., in addressing mem-
bers of the Olympic hockey team just
previous to their departure yesterday
aboard the Finlandon the way.to Ant-
werp said: ' , \ '
“3098, you are soiling today, as {the
l cy same and we look for you to win——
to bring back the allot, , , to, these.
shores and1o uphold the nor of the
(United States in this 'Olympioonngeet.
Fm now until the hack” competi-
tion closes the eyes of American
sportsmen and the public in general
will be watching you and your actions
in the game. ,
‘Wllntever you do, whether you win
or lose, 1 cxhort you to play a fair,-
square game, and especially to ~
nothing that will give your 0 . m
cause to question your spirit of .
linens and fair play. .
“This sailing of our hockey pr:
before the principal heylentn ”1:! the?
'Omc games, emp as nee mag-
nitudo of the Seventh Olympiad and.
the .worid—wide movement represent—
ed. Although the. American Olympic
some months, the departure of the
4m ot'flie :nctivitied or this organic:-
IUIING NOTES. ,.
Martin Burke the heavyweight pride
of New 0mm, in teen
with Bob 3min, for Cleveland. July:
4. and it Bathe {I133 tow-WM}
ho men-1m getter in the division.
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