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ell Lodge, Noises F. and A.
- etc in Masonic building. South
street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday or
' X“ 111. July and August except-
crack. All Master Masons
’ ‘ tmternally invited.
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“month at 3 o‘clock. July andI
’reioépted. All R. A. Masonsf
‘Ind Internally invited.
1). 3.1313508, B. P.
LECTURE ON
: AMERICANISM
penalised from first Date
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Democrat of_ New
“Dr. James J. Walsh of
'York. one of the most learned
in the practice of medicine. lec-
e audience 01 men and women
A n ht under the auspices of the
115115 Institute. Dr. Walsh's argu-
t was pithy. pointed and Instruc-
e. didactic and entertaining."
The Portland Oregonian said: "Few
Vnen are so ' ell able to entertain an
audience whi .imparting instruction
0 them in which most -men think
1 5-very little interest. as Dr.
of New Work. and he proved
fully last night."
281 Lancaster Intelligent-er said:
~Wulsh's lecture was hcmd with
and interest. The nuggets of
hi: so richly scattered through
ivof an'hour and twenty min-
. 11111 IN 'tufisured as precious rc-
111b11-1nces of his visit. The charm
of the speaker lies in his perfect ease
)f manner. e gives a talk not a.
ecture. and he possesses the rare Ls.-
lty of being able to clothe the deep-
1»st truths in language so clear' that
""6 who runs may read. "
The Paterson Call said: ”1%.9535‘
the audience was pleased will be
Ing it. mlldlf. for the lecturer ls
: horoughly at home with his sub-
and has such a cleal, 5 pleamnt
of speaking. with a sense of hu-
' that. pet-\adcs all he. says. that
him In close touch with his hear-
. ,Boston Pilot said: "Few men
alarm 11 lloston audience as does
. WalSh of New Yor.k and his pro—
nd. scholarship always makes his
rers Joel how sniuable'is the light
he throws on all subjects. It Is
' to predict that Dr. Walsh will
.. - many imitations to Boston "
e5DVailv Puess of Newburgh N.
said: ‘Dr. J. J. Walsh gave last
one of the finest lectures ever
..flgi swcity.”
-5 e lo Catholic Union and
said: "The lecturer is a most
: speaker. There were no
pug to the clouds. no soaring: his
was delivered in graceful
emotional style, with a per-
Deal to every member of. fthe
ttsburgh Gazette said: “One
est interesting lectures that
Pittsburgh this winter was
,. red by Dr. J. J. Walsh of
t_the Conservatory or
night:" ‘
ttsburgh Times said: “An ex-e
interesting lecture was de-
' a. singularly pleasing
t. eloquent. a d thors
ainingsto th large an—
' choredvto hear him."
1.1m. “came said: Court, If ....e........ 2 2
, sustained beyond expec- gigglcgrthy, rt . . . . t . . . . .3’ 1 . 7 ,
t preceded him. proving Newm'agr ‘l'g. ' ' ' ‘ ' ' t ' ‘ ' 2. g t .
" arming 85nd delightful qavmgil' rg' ' ' ' ' ' - 4 1) 9
.533? thinker. an earnest . ' ' ' " ’ ,.'_._ __ '_
I: steal; rind of the sigfiw Totals . .Ili ; ghfSChDOl £18 4‘ 80
es, 1) and present. e ve. , ,
" to the heart of his sub- Players. . Goals. Fouls. Pts. .
6 most beautiful «choice. Malcolm,.c - ow;- ... 4 u .- 2 1. ‘ 6 '
Dd slrnple English. n . gannonifrg .5 5 a v o - . u x .- 0 O ' 0
re ton Daily News said: “No- H333“ rt“'_“"“"" 3 (1)
. comes to Trenton gives Frank;- 18 f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '. ' ‘ 3 1 '
tours to his audience ‘ yet """""‘5‘ __
Milan to their Intellects. Totals .4 4;. ‘ . ‘ _ _ _ .. . "13 .. 3
" countered eve
jg. 30.553.15.51. to takes.
that seems sbstruse and «11154,
‘ Norwalk (Co. K) basketball team”
last night. at the Norwalk Armory,‘
defeated the Naugatuck live by the
score of 35 to 23. in the best game
played here In several weeks. The .‘
preliminary game between the Cocke- .
noe (Second) team and‘ the High.
school live was as interesting as the;
main event and ended In as extra“:
period. which resulttfil In” the Rcd7i
l
7-!
Men coming out victors by a score of. '
30 to 29.
local basketball tans the class of bas-
ketball played was such as is not en-
dsy in the’ week.
Without any question the Rubber
City five ire. clever. fast aggregation.
The team demonstrated it in the}
game against“ Co. F. llor the first.
‘twenty minutes or play it more than;
held its own against. the locals. and, at
the end of the period was leading bYI
two points. In the second half, how-5‘
ever, Norwalk came back with pep
and spirit play ing the visitors off their 1
feet and piling up 17 points to the'
out- of— towners' 3. I
Murphy who played right forward
to or the Rubbel City live gave a clever .
exhibition of real basketball. He pull-
.ed some mighty fine shots from ong
distances. as well as showing hi sell‘
an expert on the floor. McGran. a
Bridgeport player. usually attached to
the Blue Ribbon quintet also played
line basketball. The other players onI
the visiting ..toam were good on floor,
work, but fell down somewhat when
it came to sticking the ball in the.
basket. 5
“Spot" Dagon, manager of the Nor-
walk quintet. suflered a. severe gash V
on the chin near the close of the first
half when he came in contact with
the head of lsonchsk. “Spot" played
out‘ the game in spite of his Injuries
and the protest.- -ot other players as
well as spectators. givxng an exhibi-
tion of sameness not often encounter—
ed. In addition, he played a. brand of
basketball for better than the average
semi pro player. Two“ of the three
baskets he made were from difficult
angles and drew the applause o! the
spectators.
ll'rotherton played a good game. as
did Lonchak. l‘onchuk was particu-
larly godd in his floor work, stocking
up against‘Mchn. the fastest man
on the oppOslng team. Smith played
his usual good game. making (our
baskets during the course of the forty
minutes of play. Guamicrl pulled 0111
a. couple of his famous left sided
goals that startle the majority of tons
because of the distance the ball has
lrnv,eled only to land In the basket.
Preliminary (rm. ‘
Both games were a treat to j
1&6! preliminary game in the minds
of most of the fans was just as inter-
esting as the big game. If not more so. I
It was the' fastest. cleanest and bestl
prellmlnhr) game played in the Arm-
ory this oeason. It was not until the]
last second or play that the final re-
sult could be determined. I
What. sort of a game it was can be
iglfiglinetdrgdguhe fact that at the end I
o e o mites or play bot
Coekenoe Tribe Secon mowni
school five had 26 points anchalked up
to their credit. By agreement. the.
game was continued for an extra peri-
od of five minutes.
'In the extra. period 11551511, High
right forward, started right of! and
made .a goal. To get even. Cavanagh.
of the opposing team. broke through
and put the ball In the basket again:
tying the score. With less than one
minute of play. McCarthy, another!
Red Men plume-smashed through the
High defense and made the goal
which won the game.
It would be hard to pick out Indi-
vidual players and tell why they play-
ed a. better game than others. Every,
member of both tennis extended him-
self to the limit In order to win. The
Indi idunl 'work of Burns. 0: the
Hig
ment. however. The lightestnmn on
the team. Burns-played; a fine brand
....—
should place him In a. few years
among the best players in this section.
The scores:
: Norwalk (00. K).
Players. Goals. Fouls. Pts.
Lonchak. rg.........._ 2 5
Totals ......u.....11
Cookenoetl‘rlbemcconds).
Players”; Goals; Fouls. Pta.
school live. decerves special com- 7
of basketball. which. it he continues,
Brotherton, lg ...... ll 0 8
Smith.c 0 58
Dagon:rf.............3, 1 7
Guaruierl, lt’......... 3 1 7
Totals ..............16 3 '35
. 17ch
Players. ~ Goals. Fouls. Pts.
Mch‘n, lt ........... 3
Murphy..rf...........~6 ~0 12 f
Watkins. c ..... 0 ‘0 z:
W. Garrick. lg ..... 2. 1 0 _\' 2 ,
B.Garrick;rg 1 0 2.
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Alamo variety of putters“.
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Black Satin Hemline ~
36 Inches Wide-splendid nullity.
lut’strous satin face.
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Former price 95. at
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36 Inch Silk Poplin
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texture end finish. '
Former price 69c.
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tome:- price
19c
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sturdy weave, for service and
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Fruit. of the Loom Muslin
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Every desirable material that wash well and give good svlwivt' .
at remarkable savings
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White PM Crepe
A most (Rumble material for 111‘
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erd wide. Former price 451v
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Novelty Woven Voiles
High grade. white fabrics in I'm"!
woven stripes sud checks 1111-.-
tor spring blouses.
44c
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Values up to 81.00.
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one of the biggest Dress Bargains we have ever oflerod
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O’Oodsr Oil Polish
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work 0nd floors—151gt-~z.u‘
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Kitchen Canisters -
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lb. ‘o’onco canister, 7 lb. «1'
mister, 10,1b. flour cams:-
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$1.19
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Phil! Thin Blown Tumblers
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