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eouibea witn- express tum"t an Wtheir hold on n no, W et. .
“We Mm- NaKRY- 15 Lowe St. A! 1 ”£511: S 01111111113111.1113; VB MT;c i: , , 1; mmik Industrial League. Roreit, rt ..........1 o o 0
To .erttztwos:::unis:::.::°::::r ' ”s “at L120... ° BEAT TIRE 3 “e ”W“ ““Whem‘wmiw a 23:3: . .
Call t9” 5 PM SGrove Street.‘ F‘Engyeméics; mlarzéa A lot: mezfmg, 3:; fast, flag: $223.51 W ‘ WM ”m“ edfic. Wm (
E iRV MONEY TO LET —Fum1s.11 dS-roo ; gees: ,fifigek “ew- MW“ 5;“; oomblned with the sensational mound 6th. , , ,.
~ * lights: water: $250 for am 1130. mg rth ed H h tanned 14 men and _. ~ 0. &=K1 > ' 2 .
Bums Jr" Rowayton Roton Ave 019;}, One had inning the {on Dav work» 0! 113. w o clf a J . ,
and .; arr“ ' FOR 8 . . the way for four runs for the Ameri- allowed But the hits, proved ‘00 m“ _ a 1' ‘1 9° 9‘ e ,_
TO LET—Fri quiet-o: :anw five 01388159? can Hat (:0va ban team Sam» m, me My batters. and it was a Roberts, If ..........5 1 1 :1 o o J
\RN W EAVIN etgtfiimn' emfitxrfi' ileétfi" 85-“ ’stamnz andwfiiming" gste§?°§b§§ day The batters slammed the bail use at the W0! wwm , «at Ma- r 12" o r o
LE. G 9 el‘ ‘30 lute! mechanically nerfect: see it at unmercifnlly and. retwsed to allow the C a: K started early and garnered Murray, 2*, ........ .4 _0 1 0 1 0 .
To LET— For lodge meetings: m: ‘ “an“ “‘9“- 50““ NWWWK Norwalk Tires. to do ths- same. the first run in the second, when Rob'- . Anioti s's ........4 o 1 3 5 I
During Vacaton ,mgatgz 03:11:98.; and Bogus. en ertain- or 13110118 826% O’Hara, “firm, for tug Megs; had “arts running for BTW seared“ . m; .4: 1 o It 0 0 l“
,“1‘1 ‘du {caesium 01 “M” 'FO SALE—~Sli2htly 4used Goothenr the tire manufaoture'rs always under tom thfs single but the M , khs P ---- ...;..4 9 0 0 ‘1 ‘1
APPLY 1232- ltlflongoe Bookings now open skid {30031535,- exggmggal ggéaw' control, and was nicked for hits only erg came back in the third and Keno 1105 cf .. . . . . ...... J G 1 0 0 0
, ° ‘1' “re @2111 1732 after a p m in the eighth when Riley and Whole mm Perkins noguliar 69mm ‘ g wadficmw; g, g g g g
1.1“; J. CASH INC" FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE FOR SALE-«Ford ton-truck; late scored la a. desperate em 0‘ the the E m 0:31,; heat! for a triple B. Ramond rf ”3.13 0 0 0 0 0‘
J J household furniture. Separate room model with top-chain ' drive; 3096 $3.90: t e the pitcher to his own 12:13:33; gimfiny and Hall. ’ . - -' - — -* "*
(EBDTN UTSPREET Sembfire proof building Hubbell Coal condition; price reasonable; private Whone, indeed, tried ”hard to win , In the sixth Amundsen angled to Totals ........... 6 3 5 24 10 1
,— & Storage (20., Inc" Sagatuck, Conn party; Phone 2511 or call 23 Myrtle slamming out a twoma hit and three fight stole second and was brought ~ KSCOR‘E BY INNOIIIEGGSQG 0:943 ,
(gr- u — Tel Westport, 296. AV?" E3“ 1‘0? walk- ; , . singles in five trips to the plate. home by Larry Bakhhanm’e siding ~ ---------- - ----- ,
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'~ ~ F S 51-461 Dot motor boat: nl The ”C“ scm’e' an“ ”mm“ ShOrtsmp’ wmcn 11mm aémg'a‘ ‘r'llg;‘1&;;il;'1~ c a: K: a '
WANTED l LOST; ficgilc csatsseconmnon: mum Bio". AMERJiCAN KB“ (11(1). 53.31%:an doubl 1:. “$312322“ “704,368 hits_.Bmwn L Bhschm‘m
1 e re a r pd: eca up on as y '
t. - ~ . 1 . Mulvey: Three- base hit—*K'eene
5E1” 15G MACHm‘E OPER_ LQSTTNear or in one of {139 stores FOR SALE—~lce cream and Bardoo, rt .......... 5 J0 l 1 0 1 on“! when, with two down, Ritzos M on bolls—9E Hall 1:01! Perv
3T0: 5 ON ALL PARTS OF, g‘g’éfhgméifio‘y §guthfl§hm§¥alh $111 $38,231 200d location; mm c§mix Eocllizaz’: 1b """" g (1:, i g :2, :5 3:“? hit drove in Keene sec- kins, 2. Struck" out-By Hall, 14; in ,
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5357:“qu WORK. FAGTWY ‘ e ““1 to Sentinel ° “9 HO -9 pas ”en 1- O ria d. Tarlov ss ...... 3:.5 ”0 2 4' 1 of When the eighth inning arriVed the Swims, 3,} 11152381: 3:975 Effigag‘;
(.3 ,j,',_' CNS PM“ éLOST—Jmti’o 23.211gtuef1; 1:130 o 15.: GET: just Egv‘ewrhauled: in ufigefiflshginxgon ‘ (fallagher, It 4 1 1 4 1 0 score stood 41in favor of the Bright. u; Keen-e ‘Hit by pitcher:l) Young
6001; .1 AGES PAID EXPER: Pasture and rtlle former Beers Cot- Axe- South Norwanfit. Virgil c """"" 4 *1 1 2 0 0 eers. Ea“ having blanked the Bit-d3 (2).“1111 pitcha—Hall. Stolen b35951
ENCZZ: OPERATORS IF fizgahfggggnsége . Cunningham. FOR SALE—~13: ,1 8:20 5 u, gregarthy 211 ....... 4 1 1 1 1 Chem the second frame and reflux: _Bmadm (2) new 31229.42}
1,0? 5‘ {PERIENCED WE L 0 ST—«Bank book \‘o 17140 We (1 prfilguofinm 1.2; erglfgxciledn (43:25; 014132.!) 931:...1 : i 2 g 2 Stagztothsggiis fog: afflicting hat- grog: (1:;me Bgzgggfsmé, Agundson L. ‘..
1:11.: 1:011 YOU AND FLY ., lot 80 Nor Sn" mm mulling: lflam Ruler- “1 E“ A“ r ‘- r '- - ~ “I? the Birds 80‘ ‘0 hm -‘ 1111.19 ”1"” m Dsc‘Younm‘ 11mm Berklymw
or {'TIV—LE WE gr Ow“! please 1'82“?!) to Sfllé bank as HQUSE F R S 1412* Totals “UN“... .40 8 12 27 9 4‘ '8th m the e1ghth,am:l threatened ’ ‘ J 3?. A .3 _ .116 fl ‘ ¥
Danent has been stormed 0 A’ All improves , Firsson orr013-C- 8:. h. 4, hash, 1. . -
v 'V‘TT ments- in good Condition- Apply INOR“ AIJK TEE CO the Nash; 193d With 3» belated rally. Tmpire'wNafih Fm‘ YWR ME
ALLA PEABODY #00“ ”‘9ng June 11th between Lincoln Ave. Mllb ab 1' (1)1110 :1 a touching: the Nash twirler for tame * ' PARTIE8—- ‘
,1 S‘tiatun n Swgik 1' um. "b ........5 0 3 0 0 hi h' h e tilted '11 two runs. ob- ‘- _ > .
1 mo' rgTIeaosled ashiortiedl 231131 litigatetNgrmder 15011330081 gagé’éil’tbucmgg? ton-11,33: Riley,. 2136...... . . ...5 ' 1 1 2 3 0 or: gagedrazd was1 brought to third DAGON ALL STASS WANT GAME‘ I—fi
'fi ceiye ré‘wgg‘? o 1 EM” A‘e and re« ‘Svta 1111531351! b&zorswa 1kgV C0" 103 Wagerrgvh‘ontgt p ...... . :3 (2) 3 2 3 imwhen 1M?” hatmmefid out a 111:1; After watching the Advancement of Pine]; Tabk Clothsr—
- _ J ~- 0 m1 ss........:1 - e o eep cen er. urray craC' ' __
mung man (we: to . .the C. 8: K. hot department in their ,
T m Am ”imp NOT“ Powwow mpg ., £2222: i: :::::::::::: 3 :1 t 1’ l “toga... endeavors .. .1... W... pagan: Doiplies-a-
‘1» , J E; gun—Mg” w )1": on 14131; Semi-Annual Dividend of Euesdfiyflgxlmv 4the ho Jae soutfizwsfigf gowns. ct .......... 4 0 3 2 1 0 their effective start, hovVeve-r, Hall A” 8:3; amgucfiinigepff;$ 1:11:11) _ TBS-f
11:3 ~ . J, ' 1 L ‘ J . terling, c . . . . .. . .4 0 0 1 O 1 found himself and tighten-ed up. 5’. m lint; ' (THUS—i
‘v ' ‘ ‘ 7; thaw Bamngs 30(71th Guider S corner Rowayton Berner. 1b . . . .. . .3 0 O 8 0 I The ninth inning found the C. 8: K. mg? 3,3129%; or}; at any figl‘h. Wax .Der...
,l" Wilma; to Stake 1101119. J F493 Té‘fifigfi Oglggvngfitée “313$? *Friend ..... 1 0 1 0 0 0 players determined to overcome the cret Gui-notice rinda‘lfavgegewgrnllnisgt ,
v -1 004 50- N31- ' Norwalk, (301111., June 10, 1920. Inquire gt Aygustn Stefani. Bridge T ‘2; “"“" “I: ”- "‘ 0“? run lead 0‘ the Engineers. bathe horses of merit that wrould make ‘ THE HAMILTON m
ro~~ J J A, a, mm of me D. , Street East momma 01:11.: ------ 4 3 12 2' e ‘5 18““ ““8“ ”a“ hard' and- b? ‘3 Harding himself «it u and tak -
\sg. Jenn-d sleeve ‘ in-J th '. ‘ ’. ' irecors °t , *Batted tor Berner in 88!.tue10f brilliant team work. prevented lice ” p e “0' 49 Wall Street < =2
J , tfalls-11:; Egoermnceg is Society, held this day, adundend FcTfithgiéyfiEfilgiTn Elgexfi'anglgdlfllf‘fg SCORE BY INNIVGS. _ the Birds, who had now grown to lithe h t b . d “d 1 . 2
1, 5,0” i‘éérwamdet’t an at the rate of FOUR. (4) mm CENT. American Hat Co......1m 496 MM fighting eagles. from scoring. Mar- are agk (,3 t 0’s 9‘” 55‘? p a" “‘5‘? ______ “~
L.-- ~ ' per annum was declared to depositing FOR SALE-71,920 New Mitchell. Nor-walk Tire Co ...... 100 000 020.3 riot! struck out: Perkins reached first throu;hethe Os 2111,3111“? 9’ 3t 10%;, .
11' J rial gash reziéger; from the earnings of the six months Luther M- “F121" 55 Railroad A‘-9- Two-base hils-——J. » Ryan, Barrios.“ on an error. and. by the time Lane Evehi; Sertlgol. g Q“ owns 0 ‘3 , t
i’ :‘n“,‘,‘S;*T‘J NESCTOrk “is ending June 39. 1920. FOR SALEfllggg New J Maxwell. “Cliche. First on balle—OEJO’Hara, flied. Perkins had worked around to ' g " e WWO“
; -w__.A._._ Luther M Wright. 55 Railroad Ave 2. Struck Dub—By Whone. 7‘. by third. with two down.-~Z\inrone, their C t“ L‘ ,1 C . _‘ MW
y, 1 ~ ‘.,\llrli¢~>s tor. div goo 002115 The same will be entered on pass- VFOR R'SALE—B a b n 1909 Cord O’Hara, 3. Left on Essay—American manager, was injected as a pinch hil‘ r: . n 113 osts “”93 a hack,ard . - >1,
.1. Wt? P ,_ Al 0TAM-{1(1) 823%.: b00ks and paid on and alter July IOlh allic tourimz lcar: alfifiiv eoninnede 11.33:. egg 7; BDolgble p%y-’Jl‘arlor t." ter. dig” fioverbiné (3:993:13???) de‘ "A on ' F. LW *
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a F” St; 9'0 3.5:” 3,33?“ Tm 29:, M .. am. “Semi—mixer. ml‘lgtfsi‘e we.“ moguls: Mimi: 3:; m 1 1. 1M! m, ,,
1: '- :igolcfigmcxiturmgh 0139 MONEY DEPOSITED ON 011- 131;. sh hall 3,, suuta§?§§$¥ 238%,, c0813), 11011: and 55 minutes. lining the situation, Marone caught ‘ , . 4 M'fi. I: m
._ " p0 .. . storaz o 1e31,} garaoe 0319 Union ’ the next one and cracked a swiix. _ , , '
‘ .M RB JLI‘} 10TH’19‘0 WILL TgieH fiafle)‘ Co. South bounder at Broadway. on second. VVilh 1:0er and Misses- ‘
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for
_ winding ,. thread
in orwulk Co. East
34 f2.
for general 1101158-
1:7lr'3‘. 3123‘ James GO!
82 Art-u South Norwzilk.
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- Snmmer engineer To
. ,1 be lumiliai with
1nd water nit. Smith
S.
11 million to acco
5:} '— =.3-.’11\-1.W Ch‘c‘ens- T ‘ Piano Tuning, Repairing and Polishin‘gl FIORE BROTHERS, Prop; » their part
l“ , _ Satisfaction Assured. Earls in me week the Minerva hose-
» :- Ex'sncprl sleete in— Cha, . 1 51mm , S lull team champions of New Haw
,' ' leiis: Cluett and ' 9m!“ 3 9m“ L " notified Manager Reilly, of the locals.
} 5 ‘1 Norwalk P110115 23121; _ ' aths 811d Funerals that they would not appear as they
“a": - i- ‘legélll:toc§fik555ugfse ei473-3 WW3” C- F'°"d‘“"’a‘~ 10133:: go‘NgbmmiTicé bus dri1e1 m take
7‘7"" THE NOXWhALK ROGFTNGCD ‘Wiiliam 0' Freudenthal passed Reillv then got in touch with the
$5.: - €er 111 need locomotive rtCraft Roofs‘ avay Saturday at Normal: Conn, ' f th ‘Wh S V
y 1 «l P‘ur sermqe in Hats Asoka it Shingle-.8. Amerc can or French manager 0 e “9 0" basebm
l , 1 This is main astrike- rMetho laid 0 er 0191 ,aged. 3? “3375.119 was well known 111 ,team Bill McGuire who promised to
3:,» 51631110111. Positions filate. rave] eit and 19111 Igooifses re- this citv and was employed by M’- ”King a classy aggregation to Nor-
, , \N. .0 (Y . vi ”to 5? painted mom 8: (30.. for sewral years, at the' walk to 8i“? battle
1 ‘lygveu ozrzlgéiivgg Wate r5! '8’. N all-g. Conn Stamford branch 19 to the time 0f Althoug. 11 fans and .plarers walrnd
-\,. J, ~—~Hm CURBING. gutters lawn rolling, con- his illness he was an emP‘O‘e 0’ for him to appear, he failed in his
; _- c.1211: boy. Hotel Clifford: crehinz. tar wal [tilts done in first- Vaast Bros. .. at their garage here He promise. and the locals were without
1‘. gum min; for light 1%? giggly co?‘lls'v%§l%$ 355%} W WV“ by a Widm" "1'8 M33 any one to give them an arsumentbut.
‘- , » “’ nnder Talk: I}! Ilia,- 11 rFreudenthal of Stamford; his moth- the manager
5-, , "“4 Concord Sis er, Mrs. Charles Kart-.01? New York; McGuire has long been known in
PROFEWSION WLLMHJ. UNGVARY 53‘me sisters 315- Isabelle Sturgea Bridgeport for the tactics he goes
‘ AI“ Plumbing. Tinn‘ma And Heating. of this city; “1'8 125191111 Eberh'm“ through in gettinzateam. At the 1213:
w J_ J “ 21 Benton St. Phonoassn , of Newton and Mrs Viola W01f 0‘ moment he is out on the diamonds in
J ' fails. P. J. NELSON J Mericlen: and one brother _Walter‘ the parks trying ,0 induce some play-
.‘ "J 7 513179. Skirts a'mi Dresses; Freudenthal of her. Ymk citx. mn- a
71 Osborn Ave.
1:111: DEAD IN
11.1. Broom) FROM
WOOD ALCOHOL
med from First page)
;:\'-r-'w;'¢l'ln'l m ”18' DOHCQ,
in wliioh he told
alrolml at an auto-
simian on
"‘.1\ war: with him‘ and
of H19 ZlTOChOl with
slrmrrr thinking fountain,
:j.'. The: V also sold some
:1 lm m. and drank some
" 13!: report. The
mgr-Hwy yr-sterday in 5a
.uliivirxn and mixed more
iml “i111 Connecticut
:romdin: to the polfieé,
, l1 1111;: 11.019 the appear-
>V' became of the muddy
.19 water. Kelleher. Dun~
:.<.~.. other men were found
., 1 mi1< in a hoot street
nfl) Inda‘ and were taken
21w ulqmm‘frs - Kelebor and
-!- >eni to the CityH espi-
.. inner died at noon.
. Who had left Koiiehcr
J Jamming. was removed
J ,2" 11011516‘ shortly before
unto-r1 to 1119 Hartford Hos-
~'.;L'1t*l‘ was taken» to the hos-
1mm 3110?)“
unidenli ed man waa
:1 I 011 a thixd rooming;
€111 villim a few hours
' 190,91 the. police found
-1J11m,1. labeled "denatur
J TIOISOI}; No hqum‘ was
1- unidentified man’s room
1- our papers: or marks Of
- .1 in his clothing
11
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'i'r‘les on the bodies tomm“
1,913.51! Ask,
l‘ 1.! {s 131?..‘L;""~u‘
2:? $313?“ w
hi.‘\¥ogfl%§t ”H a a“
. "_rsknoxnumsm'an _,
r” (@113va ,
able poultry range '
'wall papa; latest designs and coloring
"lw‘lth premd borders.
., Fl'idall‘,
rooming;
l xuniner Costello Will W” >'
‘ thrirler #115 111m
at
DMW INTEREST FROM J L LY IS ',I‘
1926
Open Monday Evenings, 7 to 8
DEPOSITS OVER. . . . .s4,74o,000.oo
Henry F. Colebmm, Pres.
Lester Hyatt, Vice-Pres.
Frederick A. Ells, Treas.
BUSINESS NOTICES
._
WALL. PAPER AND' PArNT
The Background of a Happy Home.
Just received ten thousand rolls of
$011 know that
Wan paper advances in price like eveiy-
thing else. But before going some place
else and no}? high prices I wish 3011' would
look over: my stock. first, and save {mm
25 to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on papelr and painting Paint and
paper now am save mon
ALEXANDER 1TB
35 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139
THE NORWALKS' ELECTRIC co.
ELEGTRICAL.GONTR1KG‘FOBS
_ Telephone 959
’66 M, 80. Main St. 5'1 Osborn Ave f
80., {60le But Romm-
Ra‘y Werma, fiat:
“Wire for Us and We’ll? Mrunr You‘-
.
WWW...)
FOR SALE—House with 8 rooms:
steam heat and all improveihems Lot
about 9% feet front, and 185 feet deep.
Several kinds or fruit on tit-warty?
43 VVinfieid Street, East Nor-Walk. 0A
bargain For particulars
Ask 301111 ’1‘: Holes
No; 7 Main Street, Norwflk
Bail Estate. We.
flVEflLAfilfifl.
!
not decided until the last man
out in menial-humus. the Hotohv:
scored a. win over their op-
the Connecticut. Law Com-
grounds, Saturdh'y artemoon: by a
score of 16.1119 001,111.. Lace Gom-
pany tried dot- at new imrlér, in the?
woo:
,wsa
31mm 341%
ponentB,.1
Frederick H. Gamm g.
, lnz at the town farm
In a fast and interesting game that, .z .
\orwalk Conn?
FTgR S
odse a ornate part yP can Show
one or tw0'bar2a1ns.0. Box
Norwal.
lé’é‘
P.
man BROTHERS‘ omen
Overhauling and Repairing
11 Hanford Place. Tel. 926.
01a} services will be held on Tuesday
afternoon, from tho funeral chapel of
South Main
street ,at 2: 30 o’clock. Rev. F. H. Ja»
cobs. of the South Norwalk Congrega
tional chm-ch. officiating. Interment
will be in the family plot at Riverside
cemetery.
Marshall Couch.
Marshall Couch formerly of this
city passed away at his home, Mys-
ing to word received by relatives here.
Mr. Couch who tomerly lived in Nor-
walk v.19 :1. years of age.
A‘
three sisters. Charles Hill
“Vast ai'enue. and
«A
1‘.
Funeral aim-axagememt~ J
completed as- yet. !
born in New York city.
3‘
Mahath Nmkirk.
daughter of. Mr. and She. Ernest New-
kirk riled loci nlzb‘ at the
him“;
ii‘ress,
afternoon, in Pawling. N. Y.
Joseph Rakoczi
Joseph Rakoczl riled Saturday. morn-
wlll be held tomorrow morning,
mom, being in St.
elalire-s sin-rive him
Funeral of Mrs. Nash.
m‘Nash wife of Benjamin ’1‘ Nash
will be held tomorrow
of D. W. Raymond Washington street.
mid: of the game, and he was
or ii the runs.
nicked, f a substituted 11ndl he
hits. , 2: {Eh
__«l>wosm
,, M
JJ.WNY 35mm) Jm ' COAL.”
DELWERIES.
,_, is?
ALE-If- ‘tyou are buying a
tic, Gonna early this morning accord-
Besides a
widow :‘md r) d:1 ~vqhter is survived in;
0
4m Moses 'Marletta
and Lina'Couch. oi Smith Norwalk.
“are not been
Couch v‘as
Mahath Newkirk nine months’ 016
J family:
on School street, after a brief
Arranzoments are being made
for the burial of the child on TuesdaJ-g
The funeral
inter-
Mary‘s cemetery.
PD. W Raymond has charge of the ar-
TH-smgements. So far as is known no
Thgfunerar of Mrs. Marie Kristen»
afternoon at
1: 30 Ofelociri from the funeral par‘ors
The Mini: will be taken to Bridge-
port for interment in Lakeri‘ew ceme-
Their regular
111$,i1me zxrmmxyfi 30110:: alike,
ll’lllllll’s 111171313
1111131139111
1111110th the Norwalk baseball team
was forced to lay down and go 11 ill»
, out a game. yesterday afternoon, and
2.00 fans looked. elsewhere (or enjoy-
ment, it was not from any work on
or to join his gang and make up
nine. ‘ . ,
No big loam will givo his followers
3. game because of their spirit and
failure to appear. 'Towns outside are
just beginnihar to see their mistake in
booking them. and: before long. they
will have no organization at all.
EXPRESS TEA!“ KILLS A COW.
Engineer Will Not Have. to Look Out
for Bovine Hereafter.
~ ......a..
No more will the men driving the
train between Norwalk and Danbury
have to stop their “Choo Choo" when
stone station. Owing to an accident
on the road they will pass unhamper—
ed for the first time in two Weeks.
The express that goes lhrough those
stations about 7:30 in the evening,
last night banged. into a cow that was
walking the tracks and killed the ani-
to the trarks. ,
,gineers assert. 0: walking the tracks
tom of the engineer on the train
watch out for the animal, andhwhen
he saw it, to set out and lead it of:
the tracks
the speeding express and he did not
know of the presence of the co“; He
ran into it and killed it. ' The owner
of the gnlmal is not known, but it is
expected t1. at when some one of the
farmers in the district misses a co“,
he will find it by the rallrdad track.
COCK ENOE COLTS WIN.
The cockenoe Colts resterday play-
ed a lean: composed of lace workers
and defeated them in a fast game, by
the score of 5- 3 Silk and Guyer were
the battery that won the game 10r
was the lace boys’ battery.
NORWAEK A. c. WINS FROM
RDOSEVELTS. OF STAMFORD; .
ofSout‘h No allr"
“en
they pass between Redding and Top, *
mal. For a wonder the express clung 5
The milk modtlcer had a habit, en; '5
every night, and it has been the 0.113- ,
lo ,'
Last night a new engineer was on L
Cockeh‘oe while Kiernan and Holmes 4
a
th
to
fa
ed
an
out at first. with but a small margin
meanwhile crossed the plate.
Keene was the big man with the bat.
securing three hits. one a triple, while
Broadway and Marriott
fielding honors.
particularly
on the second station. and his work
ehowod he is every- b1tas good aid-hat
position as pulling down shoostiing
catches in left.
fancy curves
him for 10 hits.
little more opportune, would have help-
He had excellent support, however
was brilliant
The contest was witnessed by the
largest crowd so far in attendance 31
beautiful stop. Broadway enema.
e ball. and, by throwing the runner
spam. voided the run .Which had
shared the
Broadwax’ 8 Work was
notable in View of tho
cl: that it was his, first appearance
Although Perkins had plenty of
the. Nash nine nicked.
some of which. if a
several runners stranded on bases.
d the infield work of his teaxmxmtec ’
If you have a Silxer Mesh Bag i
which does not
bring it to ‘us and “e vim remote
and refresh it and make it It)
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Charles Brand
WATCHMAKER
Reliable
Jeweler and Optician
21 North Main St,
sou TH NORWALK
‘ Phone 2487'
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Automobile Bodies. Fenders. winters. L‘amis re-
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Weldimraf All Kinds of Metals.
13 Rnymand: Street, SouthBrwalk. Near South Main St.
Ventilated
Porch Shades
The finest and best
shades made ARES A
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