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.1. .n;n}‘ Ali'ano's circuit
1C utilt‘l‘oilltlliig feature or 3.
mm; game. LiVoisl's All
criiay afternoon adminis-
m ._. drubbing to Who
(I: rlzze of .New York.
-, \xilii two two—hose
.. ;. t'l': in, also proved to be
aim \lclury for the local
.. .5905 its home town
.5 1.....owccn park.
York aggregation prov-
1.: (mm the fast moving
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16 Support
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19 Note of 'musicai scale
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mands of a temporary
majority.
shall he slapped
book, as so many of our
statutes are. in response
private league
citizens making fabulous
legislative
It is not enough that it,
onto the statute
ill-“'8 or
to some
association of
and en,-
01'
ilrcly nebulous claims of repreSent-
lug
‘..-r~ m the hasty de-
cilectiye niust‘huvjc behind
popular sentiment. ,Law to be
it tho
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assured and commending sentiment
of the community or state or no.-
tion for which it is intended.
\Vhen more men of the standing
and influence of President Hadley
begin to talk as he does about the
way to make low enforceable we
~shall begin to have more low which
: ficals forged ahead of theifinish and
, and 'soyenin.,,£mines. flying the score
, .aud allowed but one tree. ticket.
* t STAMFORD. May 4.—
Playing their“ - opening season
game, on foreign soil, the Stamford
High? school baseball team lost a
cloSely contestedgame on Saturday
attornoon loathe Nougatuck. . High
school bynscore‘pt. 4 tell. The 10-,
put overftheir'. runs in fourth, sixth
at two allimwittii; the-T Valley team in
the sexedthéinuinf. The tie,WaSnot
brokeriiuntil” the last part or the
ninth contorwhen‘l' Neugatuck put
over the Winning taily.;
’Erroli‘sy—onfithe part or the local
team proved-costly, with “Whitey"
Czesick appearing of: color at third
base. “Corney'"_ O'Connell. ov‘idontly
not yet of! the basketball, season.’lcd.
the bitter: on beth teams. gottins
three hits out‘ot
rubber.
Malin, making his first appearance
as a. pitcher for, the minions or
Coach Boyle. made a good'shoyvlng.
He struck out tour-‘0! his opponents
four trips to the
r
I‘
their ,
~ meet in New,¥ork‘on m 14.
other champions inaction to-hy,
records. ' ’
' 5-10 seconds. He gave "Racehorse"
Supply Co. in Nort
matte in operation.
constant. at al ltime
room thermostats.
"No, but I tumbl
can be enforced and less of the oth-
or kind. .
Jim.
erected for the South Norwaik Auto
h Join street.
The insullation will be fully anti»,
and will keep
the temperature or the building
a by means or
50 Re Did .
Jim tried to Jump on a slop land
he slipped. the, way around on a. home run
Jack: You didn't~catch on, did clout. over the 'right- field fence.
you? O‘Connell was reopensible to:- the
cd to it." said-
- ively.
‘coscion doinggthc damage.
rising to his feet the peppy little
second baseman threw the boil down
to .Ungemeck’on second in time to
set a" double play, the only one or
,4 The Orchards did all of their scor—
ing lathe fifth inning when, “‘cben-
bauer started the inning with a last
out to shortstop. , Tabel, the catcher.
singled lntorigbt field and came all
circuit blow. Wolte then hit a. two-
bue hit but the scoring activities of
the Orchcrds had terminated and
Burton settled. down to finish the
ball game. which he did quite eltect-
The. Stemtord team started tes-
tivitlesin the first inning. Singles
byJack Footer. Uncemcfick.’ Johnson
and Cole accounting for two runs.
both or which were earned. The
third inning again saw_ the green-
atocklnxed boys from home put three
markers on the scorebmr‘l. Singles
by Ungcmaex and Johnson. a wild
throw by the --"-hm~. a timely sacri-
fice hit and two errors in rapid suc-
Hurold Cole had the customers
with him yesterday. his antics along
th'e'bdselin'c andthis backing up of
his teammates on practically every
play keeping the‘ customers in good
humor. ~ '
> The box scum-’- .
ORCHARDS AB. R
O’Connell. 2b; . . . . . . s
base. Stamford. 5; Orchards 6. Sacri-
lice hits, \ansh. Richardson. Hit
Butsman. Richards (J. Porter-n
Barron (O'Connell.) Strike outs.
Richards. ‘~ Barron. t‘. “’ild throws.
Ungonmck. Richards. 31130 on balls.
oi! Richards. 1; on? Barron. 0. Time
of game, 2 hrs. 2 mins. Umpires.
Charleson and Murray.
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» BEATS RlTOLA
SAN FRANCISCO. May 4.—
Paavo Nurmi. the winged son of
Finland. defeated his flying compa-
triot, “’lllie Ritolu. in :l two—mile
race at the Municipal Stadium here
yesterday afternoon.
There was no record. Nurmi‘s
time was 9 minutes" 35 2~101 sec-
onds. Ititola. ‘flnlsliing sixty-five.
yards behind in _9;45 2-10. But there
was ample excuse for the slow time.
A howling wind was blowing and
the track, newly completed. was not
conditioned for the best speed and
had a. tendency to slow up the run-
ncrs.
The men stayed close together for
six of the eight laps. Nurmi £11]th
ed his countryman to set the pace
for several laps. On the seventh
enedmhes‘ip, on the closing circuit}
Thef'lnzolrottedpfl the field in,
'Iusual tunconeerned way.
Norm! ran mediatance in 8 min-
utes 58 1-5 Second: at an indoor
Arcrowd at 10,000 as seven!
though the parlor-induces yielded no.
John Myraa. formerly command.
but now a. member otiho San Fran-
cisco Olympic. threw the Javelin ~21:
feet. 6 inches. despite the vélnd. The
distance «runabout four feet less
than his woridfs record.
Lloyd Hahn. Boston A. A. roller.
ran that distance in '4 minutes 83
Cochrane, San Francisco runner. a.
liberal handicap and overtook him
in a. fierce sprint at the finish.
yards.
champion. stepped“ 3.500 'mctcrs ,
-15 minute- d'l 1.10m '
hauling Iona Smouse.
solos. who had a. handicap of 13;
W
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Willie Plantn American walking
"Alexander’s;
. “The Home of
‘Good Will rnmitm'f ,
42 So. Main St.
Phone 3560
Norwalk on the 12th. day or May. 1
Saving Time.
-. The following is
Owner _
Mary .A. Keene
Carl Podzelny
John and Mary Riczu
Peter and Whiter-ins szewski
James A. Smith
Est. at Henry Thompson
Bertha T. Radtan
Allen W. Aiken
Steve and Katie Sanders
Lena M. Simon
Wiulani Harper
August Raddmsnowski'
Louise D. Russell
Minnie Frankowitch
Minnie and Frederick W'arm
Ann Conkliu Est.
Hannah. Johnson .
Frederick J. Warm
Ira. Miller
Allen Aiken
Marion E. Latham
Sam Abraham
Joseph Buschbaum
Robert J. Easton
Luther M. Wright
Total Benefits $26.00
Total Damages 26.00
Frank A. and Odeal Agosto Middleton
$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.90
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
4.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
\Vo‘ltexct, '. . . in. . ... 3
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2 0
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0 Nurmi drew ahead and easily wid-
' Benefits over Damages 8 .00
Notice is hereby given that a. hearing on the assessment or W‘
fits and damages resulting and accruing tram the la -
grades -on Second, Third and Fifth Streets. will be
Chambers. in the City Hall, in the Second Taxin
$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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1.00
1.00
Leary of Naugatuck. fanned tour- streets. ,
teen men and walked five. The box _ SECOND STREET
score toilowI:—-; ,1
, 1 Stamford High '
Player A B. R. H. E.
Woltson, ei'. .. .. 4 0 1 _1 Owner
OConnell. if. 1... Z}. 0 3 0. Paul and Bertha. Haydu
Scalzl as. .. . . .., u .. 1 1 Edna 'V Carr
Bellarc. ..:....... :3 0. 0 1 .'
Bralton. if. -.. a. 3 0 0 0 7 1 :: 7, g Leila M. Pennoyer
McCarthy, ri'. ... 3 0 2 o _ . , .- . 2 Frederick F. Lovojoy
Cze§ick- ”3‘3- m 3 0 - 0 4 “one! “can, famous inventor. has a new donghtcr-imlaw- ' Minnie C. Lovejoy .
CWT)“ ~b~ -- -- 4 0 9 0 He laseeII- hiccup, Theodore Miller Edison, and the letters 5‘ d x k
Iialin. 1). .. - ~ - ~ 3 1 0 0 5953:, will; we. Misc Anna Marin. Osterhant, daughter of a Ha "rd re er c A. mm" Jr’
. __ __ __ _.- . 1' Frederick A. and when... noo-
Vaugntudzomgli' 7 7 , ' , ’ lohn and Mary Ann Olleronshaw
‘ , ' . _ 'w ,
Player AB. R. H. E. , \‘ordy. 3b. 4 n 1 1 “”5“ F‘ and Emma Week!
C. Lodge, 1: .. .. 4 1 0 (o ' _ . .~ Dc Castro, lb. 4 n 1 0 M- 1"mrttm and Louise E. Benedict
Duly, 3b. . . . . . . 4 ‘2. 1 0 ~ ,, " 1 . , Richards, p. . . . . . . 4 c 1 1 Arthur Carr
lliinug. cling... 4 3 i 3 1 .. : ‘ 2- grads: ss.f ........ i 0 g 3 Julia Eletto '
-a 118. I II no 3 ‘, I, L ran t. 1‘. ....... . .{l- ‘ ‘
Staslenskl. ct. 4 o 1 0 , Tubel, c. 4 1 2 0 “filter I". and Sarah A. Seamon
R. Lodge. 11‘. . 3 0 0 1 ~ Amy. L. Hauck
{grain-1’?- ,-:- .. g g g % STAMFORD.. May 4.—— 33 ' 3 4 \Villiam Twigs
9' 7“. ' °' ’° ‘ " Playing a. clever brand of ball and , George A Hosted et 1
Tomiinson ‘ss. .. 0 0 0 0 y . . . ' ' a
Leary, p_ 1' . . _ _ ' . 3 0 0 0 showing exceptional work on the de- ;T2;2{1L3Rlllr . Ail}. 1R 1:! 13 Patrick Mockler
. ..... _. .... _.. fencive. the Stamford baseball club Ungomaek, ss. ... . . . 4 1 2 2 Mary E. Laflin . _
q 13 l i 3" ‘ 6 2 yesterday broke 3- live year jinx and “'alsh. 3b. . . . . . . . . 3 l 1 0 Jennie Eifron
.corc y. no 88: demoted the fast Orchard A. A. team Johnson. cf. . . . . . . . «i 1 z: 0 Jannet M. Mutter-t
Stamford 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 . .
, of Brooklyn by a. 5 to 2 score. Jack C019. 0- ----- - - 3 1 1 0 Eu 6 V .
haugatuck 1 0 2 0 0 0 o 0 1 Barron. twirling for the locals. pitch: SCR‘ZL 2b- - . - - - - - -, 3 0 0 0 ,,, gen J: an be”
R7 1;. 157' ed an exceptionally good brand of Richardson. 1b. .... 3 0 1 0 “fly 0‘ horn“: (Marvin SChOOI)
3 baseball and was accorded excellent E FOSWY- 11- 3, 0 1 0 Total Benefits $23.00
. 4 6 3 support by his teammates. A circus Barron. P- ------ - ~ 4 0 0 0 Total Damages 93 00
., _ catch by Scalzi restored the game. - -
' (”.151 B‘g‘fimgl‘; £E$O§ngg In the eighth inning he came in on 39 5 1° 3 Benefits over Damage: 8 .00
I :9 ° 6’; 1:111“ a. "Vests” Oil :1 slow moving fly which he gathered . -
p y °' are n” “g in after making a. seiner-saint. While The summery: ——— Eurncd runs.
Burner in the new building being Stamford 2; Orchards. 2‘ Left on
THIRD STREET ,
$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.1.00
1.00
1.00 '
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
. 1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
yout and chance pi:
held in the Conan!
splurge: o! the chat.»
925, .t eight o'clock P. Min-ought.
a. list or benefit: end amu- on (11‘. above named
Damages Benefit:
over over
Benefits Damages Benefits Damages
Damages Benefits
over over
Benefits Damages BenefitsDama’gel '~
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NOTICE oFuEARlNc.3
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FREEHOLDERS REPORT
a
lnxonthoassessrn,‘
sight o'clock P. M. Daylight Saving Time.
Avenue property. '
1.00 1 ,
Pursuant ton. resolution passed by the Council. or the City or Nor-
walk. at" it regulunmeefing‘ held April 30. 1925, notice is hereby given
to 'all persons'whose :land may be taken or effected thereby, by the
establishment or a. building line and change 0: grade on Pine Hill Ave.
and the assessment otbenefifs 'nnd damages on said street that a hear-
of. said benefits and damages will be held at the
regular meeting- of the Council in the Council Chambers, City Hall.
Second Taxing District in said city on the 12th day oi“ May, 1925,_at
' The following is'alist of‘benefits and damages assessed on Pine Hill
» ‘ Benefits Dazfiages
131911. B. Lorin: $1.00 $1.00 '
.Fred 1.. Cracker 1.00 1.00‘
William. L. Wood 7 - 1.00, 1.00
Frank w. Robertson Wm. H. Raye , 1.00 1.00
1300:“ N. ind Fannle'lr. Wilson 1.00 1.00
.Hmno'Cmnmmrs . , . ' ; 1.00 , 1.00
‘Elllc‘fiowu’d and cm... ‘Hoseman 1.00 1.00
., Daniel 0.: and Helen Robinson 1.007 1.00
, cut-loaders” ' 1.00 51.00.
Francis '13. .snd'Maril..E. Hoyt 1.00, . 1.00»
, Sign!“ w. Staples 7 ' - 1.00 ' , 1.00 ‘.
- .1. Wallace Marvin ' 1.00 1.00 .
. , 11.00 " ‘
, FIFTH STREET ,
Damages Benefit!
over over
Benefits Damage. _ .
Owner Benefits Damages
Arthur Waldron $1.00 $1.00 :3
Minnie Kinsey 1.00 ., 1.00 ,;
Eliner v. Hansen 1.00 4.00 :
Richard and Etta. Podzeiny 1.00 ‘1.00 '
James C. and Mary. E. Dickson 1.00 1.00
Charles W. and Lens J. sum 1.00 1.00
lamina. L. Donaldson 1.00 1.00
’Bernt F. Anderson 1.00 1.00
Isaac Poliuio and Levis Ambler 1.00 1.00
Patrick Shaw 1.00 1.00
Norman Banks and Lewll Ambler 1.00 1.00
Thomas 1“. sad Estelle B. so: 1.00 mo _ , '
‘ jwuym A. and Mabel G. Mcrherson 1.00 1.00 ,
Lewis admin-lotto Smith 1.00 1.00 . ,
sooth n. om... 1.00 1.00
Joseph ,E‘hLovoie, 1.00 1.00
lcnnio Alabworth 1.00 1.00
Elsie 3. Your: " 1.00 1.00
, Can-loin. Wood 1.00 1.00
gohnw. mu} 1.00 1.00
Mary I... Bloomduist 1.00 1.00
mu... we... ' 1.00 1.00
Clam Hort ~ , 1.00 1.00
1...... Amundsen f‘g ' 1.00 1.00
ids moane- ‘ 5 ' \ 1.00 1.00 1
mm m , . “‘ 1.00 1.00
. Edi-lanolin 335.00
idmhumncet,
528.00
* Sensational-damages loss «imagesover benedla 8 .00
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