MONDAY, JANUARY ti. 1926.
ife Guards Loan
. rnlaavmuno Shortlist-.30. NORWALK, CONN.
--- All-Norwalks Are Organized
lF Pl'lCHERS can. roll , .
PITT “in rook ARBITRATOR
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OUTER: cu ME, HUH'P/ you're: FluBD
So Bums FOR. USING _J_) .\
SLIWPETEN .3. an...” *“'
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‘ .. re Was 38-18—Edllle and Harry Quinn Fail 1
to Reach Scene of Game —- Automobile
Breaks Down —- Manager , Donald Taylor
and High School Boy. in‘Line-up
after -‘ moceedlng a short distance.
they "were again forced to no to a
laragsforrepslrs. They “ore too
late for the some by the time that
repairs were made for the around
time.
o McMahon brothers starred as
us i. They played a lino lutno.
even though the Lilo L‘luurd loom
that was on the floor was for lie-
low the class at the Plymouth out-
J‘ive members of the Compc Life.
ds left Westport Saturday noon
scheduled to play the Big Five
at place. Only three of the play-
arrlvcd there. The result was
t the Guards used the three men.
1 Manager Donald R. Taylor and
high school lad named smlth at
Esme/5‘: “I
TC.‘-.:'C1."l \SI" "2 1 3
T‘ERMl'TTED, THE CHIPS LOlLL. HAVE A
much TlME KEEPING THE REST OF
on: ’lT-ZlCK GTUFF ALUAH more Ol‘l'cHEtze
“flown”,
will return to Plymouth lulrr on in
the season at “once their tloloal. ,
Roy Malkln. Allen llsrby. Dow
Carlson and l‘nddy Dirt-roll. ulIu-r
members of the Life Guards were
unable to make the trip in Plymouth
ongsuurdsy. The Plymouth toalu
no of Life Guards lost 88-18. fit. Eddie McMahon nstouudrd the V1. ,. ,1
t-lflymouth is over 200 miles from natives of Plymouth with two of tun A .~. - ' ‘ "HAHN
l .eetport. Manager Donald Taylor famous long shots from the center MOTHER. 3’05 F0
. . 1 . 1 'fi- '
, Larry McMahon left. Saturday ot.thc floor. The (1qu probsbli 'TI'IE UHDIREM ))
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Into. They stopped at. WesterlY.
1.. where they picked up Eddie
. deflation. Eddie reached there 'by
I n. Ken Scofleld also took the
It and was at Providence. 3. 1..
an the Guards arrived. In the
esntlme nothing was heard from
CARQHNG- 'l'l-lE ‘
nssw BAG. ( LADlES Aub
GENTLEMENMM
owned. To "me FAC'
'lI-lA’i‘ ‘THE UMDTE‘E
fiuSPECfS scream: NC:
die and Harry Quinn. who left it ‘dcfeoted the majority ut tennis - fl __
- at one o'clock in the lntter's car. M11 at vicinity and they claim to be OTHER THAN 12?st ‘5 51'5”“?
After holding up the gums for some t strongest basketball fire in their USED, ms 6AM: WALL. If":
MOMENTARlLl-l HAL’T‘E‘D col-rice
HE EXAHTNES “mt: ‘BALL
a n of Massachusetts. They have
~ ~-e in hopes that the other mem-
might appears. M anager 0 local player and the others are
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NORWALK 'HlGll lW
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T0 CLASH WITH '
DANBURY H. ‘1
Fast Game Expected at l
Local Armory To-l
morrow Between Iii-1
and Noru'rlik have lu-l-ll l‘ll‘nls for u
long limo and both Will rlcllt nil llw
I (‘ontcst Will BcT’Tliyed Friday Eycning in West-
'l‘lll' .‘II'NI'H'W‘ ikr~ I|.l\'4~
val SChOOl Team's cumin {or thv l‘t’lllilllltIr'l' t't‘ t‘u' ‘nvxt Fundm J" Linn ., 'lt (Hf,
. i Ilulrhr-thrlli Manon. 'I'llvy will ld'ly llnl; wort: \2‘1' lv:u1~.i1.~1' -- 111“ i ‘
jlilt' f‘ompn Lift? Guards ill \\‘. 'I-mr .\'ul'u'll|l::l 1..»1‘11 ,' 3‘» .‘t- v. I‘m
.\'uu':llk Ilitlh “1m mrwt in. mm Inn Friday night. This t-mu tun» Emu I lllz; T"I\l'. I
rent twat or u... fit‘ilh’On M1111 111:1} ‘mllwd Hilltl‘llIV‘I'I‘rl Alib‘turslull I“! .nl. ' 'l'ln. loom 1.1:! :1 '.- 11 ~~..-11 . ..
lineup against Dulllnul‘i' lltuh H hon] ‘Illlll'llil’l‘I Hill‘s he has nothing in d: lIlI‘ XOIWHIII. .: 11...: .»' .1,\ .~ I
toulorlmr afternoon in tho .‘\'1:l\..lIII ullll Ill" If'nlll 1m fur n.“ the “mum" - 1lua. Althuuvh tl1 '~ 1.. 2
armory. Noru‘lllk huh won all lls‘uwnt is r‘mwvl‘llml. fin-'n‘nbl‘l mwtut mnnv uhl m..- l1 1.1“ .1“ I
Ramos so for this sruson. I)-'IIIIllII'_\' h“ will play With “1‘5 WW“ I" I’ It'll'l' are for“ H"! M” 111.: i I
uudorslood that Harry Ciunt-y ls lIlt-‘unplo’g (lynx 11.1~ alumna. «>1
lllslllncol‘. ‘
I PLAY FIRST GAME
WITH COMPO I *E GUARDS
port—Clash \ ’ith Stamford Next Sunday
Afternoon —— Booked for Other Engage-
’mcnts——Sevcral Veterans in Linc-up
l'll'lf-‘ll in II l'lluel: ttll H.“ .‘n '1. 1 .HI‘:
'i‘lm from will pillv till my” huslull.
Illlrdl-r fur Victory tolllol'mlr. l.n:-‘l Hutu-e. on tho l‘OfltI and thw- um; NW”) “My :1, .r ,; ,. l .
i'I'tll' D?lllIllll‘,\'1\‘tllI tho 2 (mime. 111.1: mi“! lhu tun-u. lives in lIlI' tnillll". jl;..) 31..,,‘,.l‘1.,i.,:,. g .,, . 1. L
Word pin-ml, hut Sum-:11]. 1.. 11-”, I'm-I l' is I'xlwvtl‘tl that I-L’llll".i uill i1- plums “1;. tin 211 ., m g
rct'cnut- this N‘HFt‘ln, 1111-» 3'”...le Idl'lillut't'I with tho Ill-Illgl-lmrl knlbm, |l~+IlII'.’~ll"Ill1'-t. 11m . 1. M, 1 '1 . 1
squall hn'l luvll prucllcmy lull-.1 Il'l ""‘IlHlII'U-N. Til-“1' Wit. Y1 M. II -\ . il‘ul'ullllull \- iii [in uu‘. in. It.
dlll'llll: lIlt' vol-min“ pr-rnul mill may itnxlllury Laurels. Stamford. l‘n;', ’1 ygunlzml l. :llll. 'lin .~1.11 i.” it}
“I“ IN": ill llm shop: in “1.1.. .11, Il‘IlW-Tlll‘ and Stirlll‘mwl twain”. ‘lh- 1,1 ”in nu“. 1,5,4; \.’.-,’1...‘ I :‘l
Dnnburlzlns. will Ntlrll'alits “III lllt""l thu- Sf‘il'llft‘llli 11.1.11 llrulh' ;‘ ,11.. (f “I. I I
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0-7 Ilcllvcry . "
"IT'S Illilll: IF IT'S lli)lhlf\l'.\lil‘."
lor decided that it would be bet- the pick of lloston and suburbs
The average attendance at the Ply-
mouth games is too. which’givcs the
management an opportunity to bring
the best of players and teams to
their floor.
Stamford “Reds”
Issue Challenge
A‘l’ 1H8 LABolZ‘.A"'c:;;t{
0! had on hand.
,, later learned that the
Quinn brothers' car broke ,down near
fiayhrook. They made repairs and
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MAl-l EVEN
(:0 "OWE; TF1?- .‘
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I. HAVE A
TERR‘BL .E
' . WILL CLASH The Stamford Rods have issued a ' ”1""
challenge to any team in their class A: .-'~\ CIT)” PROFESSOR,
1 ln Nor-walk or vicinity. The follow- We 1‘ {Lbs V00
in: letter was received from the .1»: -\ t . ' .-. HOUR
WITH CONGRESS
Coach Milton D. Harrington will
take his Staples High School bas-
tetbail squad to Bridgeport Friday
night. where they will meet the
Congress High team. or that city. in
the first contest of a homo and
home series. .
.y The Staples flvs has won four and
lost one game so far this season.
Norwnlk High being the only team to
“war the S. H. 8. colors. Staples
will attempt to get revenge on the
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”MINES MlGl-I’T BE CCMPELLED to 'T‘
mngOéJQSE IN CHEMIS’SZH ltd OLE'IF’. ‘5;
-~ LN ANAL-SIZE F0 5“.er MA‘T'U. *9.
"Will you kindly insert the fol- C
icwing'lotter in your paper. (FEED ON “6 EAL-Lo
“Thefltamford Rods. a fast im-
reling quintet, would like to hear u
from all teams weighing between
1‘0 and 150 pound. All games to be
played on opponent's court. We
would especially like to hear from
the Pastime A. C.. Sprlugwoods
and Junior Red Men.
manager: .
“Sports 'Editor 1
South ‘ Norwallt Evening Sentinel.
Dear Sir:—
lo BROADCAST
SPORT EVENTS
. ”The Sin ford Rods will appear _
News“: aggregation at a later date on the _, N walk MW .floor .I'
in Norwalk..0n Thursday. January. against the rotary 1.1V,“ Jain; DURIN ‘
. . .l
14. the Staples quintet will meet the
. unify 8.1926. All teams wishing
valrfleld High team on the latter‘a “mu afgrgqugfled to write to me. 1 limp Also ItcfeM~ lllu hung: t....v_._1l ii; vino".
oer. Manager James Burke of the "Thanking u for 'thil favor. 1 . .. . . 1 ,. . ’ . 1.
Staples team is sndeovoring to sr- remain. £70 melre Red’ arms”). ”I ”I“! q IIHIXI'IIJW . I I f ”“23 .1; Interesting Talks for
range a same with Milford H. S. to . "Yours in sports. American League staff is putting in i i un‘j“flfly“\ “ “_\"‘\“H_, u‘ T
be played on the Weslport floor 8 “Frank J. Lnbbnncz. mgr. the winter rerun-clog I'luiiIit‘lIlllII: pins H“ .-.,1,. I , A If}! horwaik F a n S —-
wcek from this Friday. “Fairlield avenue, around Chicago. Ho is ghlllg .-x.1.11._ . 1: 1,“ W. 11:1, .1 “I l1.-.11‘ _
"Stamford." lent sntisf ii I h tl . _ I 1 0c ey 011 ES S n
0 11C on. t 5‘qu ..t. I] 1v. V... "t 1 . .
.0 Game This Week . _._.. 1 »1 Tuesday and Frnday
' F D M T Fi Players Walt for Collins “an... lllgucy. ‘1 Mai .1 m. l: :l'niL
or e 0 ay ve M ’ ' ' Eddie Collins “0““ “I" SI“""'§ 13"" I" ‘ V ‘ ‘ "I ”W” 'l‘lu» radio is playing .1 lull: part ill
ayors Declsmn no. no... 1.. 1.... mg... r... 1,..11....1....111 1. 1. -_ 1...... 11.1 mm “1.111.110.1111- W m“
The Norwalk De Malay basket- _ White Sex but Ty Com, \\~:uu:;tlm«l “I a ,_ 1 . ‘ .1 . _. .l . . . - ‘1
ball team will be idle this week due There were no new developments Pitcher Blankenship 1,. ,....,,,.nli,..,.._ “.3. ‘2 :1, . 1. 1A I.“ Mg {1‘1.1-\H11\.~{.1.1s are not slow to Tl'li‘l‘Illi:
W the WWW “I“ will be held I“ “‘9 ' Nothing doing. , run, ll» 3 : 411:; incl. cllhcr. Most of the lea ills
Mule temple on January 8 and 9. in the Sunday basketball situation ‘0' -- '. l l . ll:;l 1., 'pl'll'llllt‘.‘ events in the country are
lthis affair is for the benefit of the “Y- .Mnnaser John McGnrrle of no... mm”... In”. 3 m1... .. .1 l.- 1. . . .1- 1...... »- 111.; l‘rundcnstcd ovcr tho radio.
“basketball team and “'1“ be one >01 the Red M6“ ‘3 waiting until he Fred llnncy is glad that in» 1.. g.),it‘.t-!Illl :‘1 m 1 l. , ‘.‘.:ll- rmm ’l'iul‘c arc t\\'0'daily SPOI‘UHL' “HOT
0 leading events of the season in hears from Lieutenant C. Russell ing to Boston Ill‘cnusu 11.1.1.1 Hm...” I .-;1. 1... E. v. 1, ,_ . ., . . , .11. .31. 2mm radio stations in the east. 13
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0 M013? CIVCIBS- Manager PM“ . to play his fln‘m'llt- pl’lslllnll, nuruuuuum: 11.11.“ .11 l1 . .11... ..\..tlllry. prominent . ow r spn -
Day who is taking the matter up 1 . .
muzemald is arranging a. first class will; “no VTho a R ‘i A base. Honey “my.“ 311...... (ml-.1 mm ' 11...... in t3. 1 u 5 ,1- . .m. writer ltronticistsdeachfnight\$oltrl;
”helium {0“ "1° remainder °t the ‘ ' r m 5' oo “3' n second for Detroit. 1 i‘.‘.l‘ t-xm-ptton 0 .un of. ram
Meatball year. early announcement is look-rd {or by M MM ._ Hg, MM. 1” x. .1 ark. smuon \‘i Rh} gives a
‘ basketball tons in NorWnlk from the Major Grid stars. l...1\ l-‘ul1l. : -. . - 1» iIlI‘ ltlolnn'n !- TFIPMC snortfina‘l:_nl;;£ Ignites";
Larry McMahon to City hall. Numerous local fans tral'cl- A number or hit. lmgm moi. ,‘ h." b \. l . l .' . l . . .vu OlMl‘ ‘ ‘_ ‘1'\-Wlofiho ““th is broad-
. ' e ed in Stamford yesterday to witness Dialed prolcssionlll football till: I lulsl. l' 'lw . M Lilitilll l; -l1 '-~ . :Hl‘l' l
Play hldaleght the game between the Stamford {all .umong'thom being ‘ Catcher; In tho ...l1ir I;:.i 51.1.1» l:= 3.1.1:: 31‘”..er nl “l... v 1 Ci . tl l‘
\lck of ti ~(nl‘dln:lls and lwt'rv um ‘15 miner a... :1 .1 \ll‘It but mm... -l-nlml \\ U n 1nclnna guts
' Blues and the Ammrdam m; In” 5 u ‘ ' I 1 .1 ] lunkolbull talks two or thrcc times
Larry McMahon. former athlete The fans in Norwalk seem to think “mm of ”‘0 “1'10”” "“L‘ "H” g 1 . "
~1 ,._..__.__ 1 1 . _ .._....._. 1 nuk. sometimes games in that
tNorwaik High school. but now of that Sunday basketball would be as , _ 1 . . .1 1 ‘ . t adc “ To l m a
Mordhnm University, will gppegr popular here as it is in the lock city .‘L‘l‘t‘l‘fi All-Round Mill'. I l (41.» hu’niig. \h 1" '3 mo "‘0 . .0. ~ n 8 .
filth the Maroon in tho game with ' Ernie NOVt‘t‘S. Stanlord l‘oollmll; l;.l1ll.- < .1...v 1mg. . 1.5;: mun-.11 lo; lmlw-tholi talk nlll follow a dinner
‘ star. is being touted as just its gum] ‘ .1 :t-xrrv u ~11 in t m atomic-.1 wncrrt Sill‘l‘lIY nftcr tight O'CIOUK
City College of New York on
' day night. Larry will start. the
' Xe as a guard. The Norwslk lad
I oing great guns with the Compo
e‘ Guards over in Westport. His
r work is much improved and
all around ability makes him .a
1‘ iuable man on any team. Larry
I awarded a letter at Fordham
: .~' ll to 2th gutstl'il‘um WLW'. On Wednesday night
b-xx \ILIIlttlli vol. :1 basketball game will be broadcast
.ll {filo by “‘LW, which completes
. , ._ . . .lhrir sport chatter for the week.
Rule Change Suggestions. (mud Trotting Iilllrrinl The Atlantic City stations also
IItllllI‘i‘ inn: :1 l: .1 Hlllt'ivltlcl' mum in for their share of entertain.
Umpiru Tommy Connolly is vx-g
pccted to present most or the Sill!»- ll1 luv Manuafi on! miss...» lliftllc) Ilnt 11W SP0” DUbliu. BilI Rocop will
gestions for rule changes that Willi nail n1l lm mil: I‘vil‘ lT uiun IIll"l2i\(‘ :1 sport talk from “PG at 6:30
W Tho. following
a pitcher. as he is a fullback. Suth hunting l"lll .mi
praise has caused sevcrill big It‘llgllr 1 as our. Thu \‘1 l :
clubs to investigate. ' line is just on mail
I. to Them.
H‘y It‘illll.
' b I. come fronl the American League: 1921: mnfnl‘ I-‘fitdi" . :zou owns. 'uu Thursday night.
year for basket :11 committee. 1Ruth ll!‘**‘;:tllhi It‘lLIIIl‘.“ nv'ucriul. gulch: :1 sport talk will be broadcast
~ ‘ °' ' W.-- .by \\‘H.\R at 7:80.
'.ltleectie,.e
ll C(E’ran Joms Wlth Tm) 1mm“ “r l1..~.~' mg“ (to n: . ti pr 3 nt rn titer-ear only
Owl Eleven Plans 11.11 mums league hockey games
’l‘llm'li WNW” m ‘7'? “'1 ““1 “W'Irrll-«dulcd to be broodcastcd. The
I‘M“ it “1"” 1"” ”W"- ""3”"M' H I llrst is from station-W132 in Spring-
:Ihc oll in will in n roll. tlllllty into‘fifld' Mas,“ m eight o'clock 0n
'ulzws LIN 500" 1... "PH“ '1 4““ “‘I‘I ‘1‘“f'l'ucsdny night. The teams repre-
;sl~nllng Boston and Pittsburgh will
il-:.ttlo it out inrtho Boston arena at
{this time.
‘ 'On Thursday night. Major J. An-
llrcws White. who is well known to
radio sporting‘fans for his broad-
.-.lstlng of boxing matches. baseball
'auo football games. will be heard
drom \\'.lY in New York City at 8:80
I'l‘hc New Yark team will play the
I Bostonians at this time. ‘
1 With Tex Rickard pron lsing to
tbring together the nest fig ltrrs in
.010. game in 40 bouts it be spread
govcr the coming year. the fans in
{this vicinity are hoping that they
Imny hear some on the radio. Tex
$1 Stamford Quintet
Clayton Meat-an. star guard with.
e‘Norwalk Red Men and Bridge.
rt: Knights of Columbus. appear-
In the lineup of the Stamford
' yesterday afternoon. Eddlei
hon of Norwaik. who is cap.
f the Compo Life Guard quin-
Georxfi Smith. captain nd '
1o! the Red Men. also played '
, the) Stamford team. The Am-
Elam Big Five of New York City
tarnished the opposition for the
.. ordites. 1
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soups! nasmnsmv .;
The Y. M. H. A. basketball team "
b! Bridgeport have decided to
W their date from Sunday to
‘ 'ursday nights. The Hebrewa have
For Their Banquet
Manager John Haddock expects
to set the datc for the Owl football
team's banquet this week. The mom-
bcrs of the team decided that they '
wanted the banquet on n. Saturday
night. The affair was originally
schedlllel for the night after Christ— I
mus. but due to the hull being icus- I
ed by other parties. the banquet was '
postponed. It is almost certain now
that the “blgtlmc” will be held on
January 16.".Tllo Owls had a. You
successful year. both ilnonciully one
from the standpoint of Victories.
The following Norwalk players
:illlldl'.
He Toseos ’Em
I
“peflmentm‘, Wm! Sunday were on the Owl roster this year:
maths.“ in gndmrzniiixflfié Frank Storm. William Anderson. . lilclknrd has allowed several of the
MN- t° put ° 8 van for the John Anderson. Leo Carroll and If“ m the 01d Madison Square
N° "u“ w“ 3' Harry Buckwalt. Arl'ld N. chllun- ““1““ ‘° be ”W‘l‘cmv 1“" Only
one or two since _it was re-opencd.
Tex says broadcasting hurts his at-
tendance. If the seats are all sold
out Rickard will allow radio sta-
tions to broadcast. (in previous 0c—
coslons no announcement was made
about broadcasting and when the
bouts started a yfewstaticns 'were
giving a bloe'-bygblow description of
the battle. It- is expected thn sta-
‘ but it ‘1: believed that the
' ‘ cial returns did not ‘warrant .
”sunning on Sundays. - " 1
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-‘ CONVERSATION CROOK> , *-
nuns—Police are baffled by
WW they term 8 “OQRVGT'P‘IW
wk" who has been workintiluiie
suobelsfuiiy in and about 'Pa'rts late-
der of Norwalk was the conch.
a.
CRICKET FOR FRASCE
PARIS—~Fr'ench soldiers soon may
blossom out "with blazers. ties and
acute of various hues and brilllnncy.
Plans are being made to. teach them
to organize cricket teams in all bar-
n
s
‘ ' crook. police claims; rides
IV. '3; and cars. listens to prlv‘t‘e“
restless and acts upon them.
one man say he must not;
mm table ‘to be repaired.
in. ma got away wit
w.
m calltor hi!
h the table. ‘
.‘i
reeks. English comment on the pro-
posai indicates that the mercuric
temperamental the Frenchman may
make him unwilling to wait three or
four. days on the sidelines for the
outcome of the genie. l
SHOPPING WEEKS.
LONDON-England is going the
United States one'hetter on “weeks."
Now they harathetr Christmas shop.
pins weeks. not one. but several. The
movement is being taken advantage
of by editors. the now are urging
lions was. won. imc. WFBH
and possibly WJZ will come in on all
the blg‘fishts. which report a sold
' out house. 1
The Intercollegiate basketball les.
site is planning to ; readout their
games. especially for the benefit of
the Alumni. The University 0: Pen-
nsylvaniadale University nine in
Philadelphia on New Year's Day Wes
broadcast by station WIP. - This ate.
ti0n has «accused unit-will con-
tinue to broadcast the Penn tomes.
providing there is enough demd‘for
TED nrrmsr
This powerful-looking lib-pound-
er ls captain of the Princeton
wrestling teem. Ito's a native of
Barre, Mont" where they turn 'em‘
that the entire year be spent in
Incomes... and “that nothing be
out strong and hit-dry. 'l‘lzrcr rosters them. Other IMMII’IGIO stations
bank on him to bring; in many rio- *“ “I" M are W to follow
series am, the mm: m ,1 the. 1941. 91 mill-#33913“
of 4 .1». .
1. lions, Garbage Calls. Hotel-5' Iillstlcss Milli-~13 Sit-«l1, M.
Shovels, Ice Scrapers, clc.
COLD WEATHER NEEDS
Perfection Oil Hooters. (his and I-Ilnclriu Humor». .\
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ART CA QLSON 9
ll.
Ill-2 TiEl) Sl‘ORli. ; 33 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn. i
Dunn through thr> wore the :lll-I
nuul ul‘lri structzlt s \r’ngmi “I‘m“.
the “lib: Throw." \‘nlu, Ilul‘ml‘d .{ I
and l‘l'llltcctun, llnl'v- l.lI\'i’ll lhv .l 11
places u'llil TII‘; gillllv's (‘Ifl.‘~'.il"2‘,
Contosts IN-I\\'t‘l‘ll lhn il'IliHl‘ll’qll.
are usually horn and hard t'wJphM
.llosl of tho haul-s nro CIOStI} cullf
tested, though in lzllr‘ yours ospr-
cinl’y. thcrc hll't- Ilt‘t‘ll HIVL’IHII .1\.l
ccptlons. "
One of th“ [UllLZIlI‘Si tilts stored by t
Yale and I’l'Illt'l’lt‘Ill took place ill
lillfl. Ezlcll IlUllEIN’I :1 strong outlltfl
Pro-llama dupe had it prrtty muchf
of (in t‘\‘l‘ll TM'I. l
l‘rizlc'inn. huuru-r. l‘fllIlf‘l‘ sup—I
prised the Bulldog cohorts 113' going
Mahackemo Bldg.
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into a 0-3 lmvl. so that with lull .‘lI
few minutes of play things nppcnrt-d t
rathcr dubious for tho New llm on.
crowd. ‘
On the Yale lunch unsn inn: fol—I
low nrlmcd l'unuu lly. He had musli-
ted on the sidelines most 01 the 5-3.1-
likc skill. lie was often used in at
pinch and usually made, good. '
I'umpclly got his blunt-st chance. ing
the Princeton oncouninr. For. with;
the count 6-3. i’rincclou. us men-f
tlollod. Mid limo nearly up. Yulu got.
the ball to tho Tim-rs” 40-yard stripe.‘
There the gum» “as hallcd WillICt
LADIES:
son. l’umpolly was noted tor bin Wit and lmathcr Comfort Slippers. many colors ,,,,,,, 3.2.2.".
[.lacc-ltlcklns ability. He could boost: Silk and Silk and Wool Hosiery . . . . . . _ . . . . . 1 . $2.00 to 52m
them over the bars with machine-I MEN'S;
Art-tics. Boots.‘ltuhlx-rs for the “hole family.
FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY
linlnty nillIt‘i of limcmlc. satin and Truth: 1‘ . . . SLUU to $7.0”
Slippers of all kinds, Moccasins. El't‘i‘Clls and iftlnll'nris
SLOO in Still).
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH N ORWALK,‘ OON N.
Punlpclly “as rushed into the pro.
ctvcdings to tnh-n :1' shot :it ”in up-1
rights in a inst. attempt. in mm the
figures. I‘lilllptt-Ily Hil‘l‘pvd burl; in.
the 49-yard line and lltlcd IIll‘ It‘iliIl-I
or between the posts. kuotllug lthI
count. . f
The final gun sounded shortly:
after. But Yule was sntisflcvi. it had;
got {1‘ lie when doftzli scclllotl up.
pnrcut thanks to Mr. i‘umpcliy. the;
pinch place-kicker. l
I
l
noon WATERS
STILL RISING
from our fresh. clean stock. We carry only first-
grade quality in the following dependable brands:
122 Washington St.
STORMY DAYS ARE HERE! 1
Get your Rubber Zippers, Arctics and Boots.
Goodrich, Ball-Brand. Converse and U. S.
MILTON ELWOOD ‘
THE ARCH PRESERVER STORE
South Norwalk
[EUROPE
AMSTERDAM, llollnnd. Jan -l.—oI
(AP). The hands in the rzlllcys of
the rivers Mouse. Wool. Rhine and.
Lek. have assumed the \‘llzl‘raclcr 1:va
a catastroplw with the waters still.
rising. - ,
Railroad dykes have collapsed utl
several places and ulhcrs IIll‘t't’liOlll
to follow. The damages are so sen;
ions. that considerable limo must;
elapse after, the \\‘.‘llt‘l‘ has gone!
down again, before traffic can be:
12-14 North Main Street
JACOBY’S
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
resumed. ,
BRUSSELS.‘ Belgium. Jan. 4.—
(AP). A national subscription has!
~ Charge Accounts Opened
been Opened through the newspapers
and the Belgian Red Cross on bc»I
half of the sufferers from the flood?
which has attained the proportions
of u disustcr.‘
NARVE. Franco. Jun. 4.—-(.\P).-——I
The terrific bultctlng she received by
the high wind and the monster n arcsI
Featuring Famous “Kuppenheimer
Clothes For Men ”I
last week. put the French lino
steamer "Rocliambeau" out of com-
mission and she will not be able to
take up neutrons-Atlantic voyages,
until June. I
The vessel is proceeding to Toulon 1'
where silo will be transformed into
an oli.burner.
ScInlItze’s Tuesday Specials I
STEEL HOUSES
LONDON—The government plans
to‘ erect at least 500 steel houses ill
various parts of the country. The
erection of steel houses now is sub-
sidised by the government. but mem.
bers of building trades unions have
succeeded in stopping the erection in
most places. Now it is understood
the government. will undertake the
work itself.
Stove Repairs
FRESHPLATE.........
BEEFLIVER..................
HAMBURG STEAK
PORKSAUSAGE...............
.. 12c lb.
.. 16c lb.
. . 20c lb.
.. 32c Ib.
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SPARERIBS
PIGSFEET14ch.
. 24c lb.
For All Makes of Stoves
FURNITURE CO.
so’stiuth Main St.
So.Norwallt thne 3560
39 and ‘8 Iain Street. Norwaih
'Scllultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwaih
Westmflsorzstm. batten. Stamford. macs Roch. Brillmn .
Norwalk Chronicler