, Am (1“ 1- ‘ . _ .
. ' ~SonthNorwa’ltboionz
bu we an court‘ r. . .. ._ ,4 .
— ma‘hfiffihfifl} ésaiagwglige. of the someplace. ”rum
E? “nigh“ docket, t-haf’Maydtlheyfiwez-e defeated by the American
31.0 “cum?“ superior “coup“ Storage Battery team, of Stamford.
R ”L ,which too}: 3“ indefin— by the score of 134). why they did nor
lament». Wednesday We“ publish the box score.
333* ”smhusma 39'9”“ preced- to reach first base was McGinness, the
h ”3101? OfFaifl-i‘fld county pitcher, who received a fluke single.
Vben Judge 111101611 F3 Bur— That was the only hit the Nationals, of
‘ edih’e sésSion Tuesday after- Norwalk, got in...nine lnnjngs——-wh_ile
my ll. them weré many cases {he Stamford ladsgot 16 hits and 13
‘ocket, including three to he runs. Everett,_the star pitcher of the
truer, the three "vice lead- .Nationals. struck ‘o’ut four times. '{I-le
’ Bridgeport and an uncom- is the pride‘of the nationals, but he is
y"~"ia’rge number. of offenders"’n0t there Wlih'the stick when he faces
'yith burglary andstamtory
Sentinel. I» see when we
a real pitcher. 'l‘hegonly man they did
not have was Garfield, and’ he. is the
only infielder and sticker. they have.
Can you imagine alieamhwlthr sucks.
reputation. and the American Storage
Battery team shutting them out, by
tile'score oi113-0. Now. Nationals. just
_ start the’cuStom of putting’
girlsonérs-to.plea was set aside,
some-were not allowed to heal
£351? harges'until the’final da-‘y of the
Ring "Many pleadednot guilty but
.. the end of the session thelr
, ei-e' Changed. to guilty, in many
.tO'a lesser offense. H '
OILChI'QG days the jury ,wassummcn-
edit élappear- and in every case was
dismissed. individual cases were dis-
ease—talc: quickly. The State's attain,
“3 Would read the charges. briefly
comment upon Hindi. ‘and allow the
.méused’s attorney} or the public tie-3
:Ifenfiei',,to state the rebuttal 0r plead.-
eliiency. sentence would be passed
and an adjournment taken. Many and!
ligtlly recesses were indulged m.
team you have, because you have to
you can play the Storage Battery team,
of‘ Stamford. So, next time please:
.publish'the box score. Mr. Everett, if
you win or lose. Don't be yellow. This
is just a little write-up, for the ions
of Norwalk to know just what kind of
sports the Nationals are.
Thanking you. Mr. Editor, for the
space in your paper. 1 remain.
HENRY KELLOGG.
.. Spot-Ling Fan.
l —Murray’s Singing Orchestra Town
15ifiOUND DECISIONAFIGHTS {Assembly Hall, Wednesday Night.
- . N. v. STATE »—-.
LEGAL'ZED 'N icu-r THIS our. .IT IS
7. N.- Y., May 25.——-.-Profes-.; - WORTH MONEY‘
alonalrboxlng was restored to legals. Cut , .
~ » . . 3 . , out this slip. enclose with So and
.3333, 30.23:; °gkm§§“2,;gse*§’d3,yé;man it to Foley & (20.. 2835. Sheffield
, ‘ , , gAve., Chicago, 111.. writing your name}
Wanker bill to regulate the sport and and adress clearly. You will reCeivel
a'éiaifi°li%ie£$c§$dil’é’fi‘i‘mem ”f “am-rem a trial package containing
—» . ' . . . I 'Eoley's Honey and Tar. for coughs.
colds and croup; Foley's Kidneys Plls
. {tore pain in sides and back; rheuma-
COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 25.——-l'resi.‘fi_5m. backache. kidney and bladder
“dent Tinker, of the Columbus ASSUClu-i ailments: and Foleys Cahartic TabletS.
tioil team" has; announced ' [hp pun. 3 “1101880an and thoroughly 01981181118
'chése‘ or‘Pncneervklru of me, Chi-,mthrsrtiC. for constipation. blllousness,
.cago"‘Cubs: ‘N-‘wkirk’ will rennl a: headache. andnmuggisll bowels.
ALBANY.
' i; .TlN'KER\GETs NEWKIHK.
7d like» um; lboim more. din? adieu}?- “f '»
The only man
don't be bragging about what’s. ball.
learn how to play marbles first, hemmfi The splingwooa,gnasebali' team. in
i“) win. The Sprin’gwood
' pitch for the Springwoods.
' Benny Weater, Norwulk’s hgrd‘sock-
ing mittman, will have plenty or op-
portunity to lightfthe hes; boys of his
[weight in the State 1! “present plans
mature, and he is willing to box.
Andy Parker. of Bridgeport, is try.
in; to match Weafer and Lawson; who
metonce before, for the star bout on
his next card, and another Park City
promoter is' attemptingio matchvilim
with Packey Harmon, one of the best
and gamest boS’s up there.
It is understood that a New. Haven
fighting man wants to match him
against Jack McNulty. but the (me-s~
“#09013 wegiht seems to. be against. the
plan. '
SPRlNGWOODS PLAY _
- LO‘CKWO‘QQS "SUN DAY
1 .
. *9...
strong aggregation,'of this city," will
play—the Lockwoods, 3130th Point
Park. the coming Sunday. Although
the Springwoods lost two games this
season, they will make a great effort
team will
be greatly strengthened by two or
three good players. Stanley. melon
mer pitcher of the Lockwoods, will
Sunday.
Under the management of an old
timer, who knows a thing or two
about baseball, the- Springwood team
will try to play a successful season. as
well as it did last year. Manager Ala,
tella takes great interest in the teams
Virgil will do the receiving: Rucker'
will play first.
fill up these positions. Palulnbo,
the outfield. He has a choice of live?
Whenever the Lockwoods play
ords attended by fans in any game in
town. As both teams are evenly
were chosen. Samuel Arielia‘ wan.
Milwnlllicejodal'. Stilllson-Powell Corporation.
" ' . C » . is to have a HEATER in the cellar that reaches out with an invisible force and pulls every
bit of chilly air gentlybut firmly down to its ruddy heating surfaces. then urges it upward
in comfortable volumes of humid warmth to every room-a scientifically eificient and
healthful system of heating moderate sized home, stores, churches. public halls, etc.
\
- {One-Pipe Heater Features ' MADE IN NEW ENGLAND ‘
" ' ' - _' _ Sold with a GUARANTEE BOND which assures the buyer
{All-the heat upstairs a COO] cellar. Low heatin satisfaction, or. that we will remove it at our expense
initial cost and 20% to 40% saying in fuel. and re uud all payments. -
Installed in a day—onlybne hole to cut. acorn: in todo
3 . _ _ , senttousb those who have _ _
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ave mm” and be warmer For us. towsell, you a ninjww onePipe HEATER is :justrthe
mess glvm'g it_to‘.you. With coal
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elected manager: Peter 'C’lrgll, as can
7 team'wll “clout ‘
' . bury, onlhe Baxter
. .made.
CASES ASSIGNED IN ‘
There is doubt as to preside over the court sessions oi the
who Will play second and shortstop, Common Pleas court in this city dur-
Sunday, for Manager Arielle is mak- lug the week. Judge 300111 is holding]
ing efforts to get competent players-to court in Norwalk. and Judge Walsh;
3 will sit in the criminal
topnotch hitter, will cover third.’ The Common Pleas court which comes in!
manager is not positive who will cover this week with a jury.
‘ the Judge lves are:
’bpringwoods the crowd breaks all we others vs. the New York Plumbing
and Heating‘ Contractors;
. Mason "vs.
matches! a good same :5 expected. M’ Siegel vs. Nathan Bernbach: Joseph
the beginning of the 8635.011.exx‘cniires...pe.~kogm
w-Thore are four cases for tomorrow
and [our for Thursda -. '
grounds.
day afternoon at 3:30'sharp. The St.
Peter’s have a very'strong‘ team and
have defeated some of the _ lamest
clubs in this section. Only last Sun-
day «fancy won from the strong New
Mil s.
will have their regular lineup and it is
hoped it lurg‘ecrowd will he in attendgt'l‘
lance.
W
Juooes T_O use?" in
' Judges of the SupremefisndSupcl-ie-z
or courts will hold their annual meet-r;
ing in Hartford Monday when assign.
ments of Judges iorth'ei'court year‘
commencing neit‘ September will be
There will be a-number oi"
changes in the judiciary or the state;
this year and next. " ‘ ' '7 -
,Chiet Justice Samue O. Prentice,
«(Hartford will “tire .
will he succeeded by Justice George
W. Wheelciy ' ‘ ,. . ‘
Judge Howard J. Curtis of Strat-
ford will take a place as associate
justice or the supreme court to suc-
ceed Justice Wheeler. '
Judbe Donald T. Wal’her ~01 Salim
bury will be succeeded in the Super:-
or court bv Judge lsaac Wolfe oi the
Common Pleas court of New Haven
county. , '
COMON PLEAS COURT
Judge J. Moss Ives of Danbul-y will
Cases assigned for yesterday before
David Schlne and
Michael
Mary Wallrick: Morris
Charles .. Greenwood.
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