'1
rev it lereo crowd.
d in connection with this contort.
book into the bet-noes again.
'3" homo RAVINGS
finch. Debt Commie-iv.
lotheepine. etc., etc.. etc.
.. . g o e
e Morning Astonishmeni."
I I e . ~
eouer’st'Son’g'u . . ." ,
e o it
“s.e.e.s.s.e.si
um ‘ gamma 'r‘wo
1. minis. Priounn'rfinnr-r.
,"uitn‘rmeon.' '
mm adieu. mm:
whining} sl'bnoe at. Loo
, ultimo ohm-ostentat-
3 middle iibelloved to be the
.. pooi etends'd roots 1-:
end weighs 385 pounds. The,
one “mmtf'm. no
the football teem. end to. heavy-
Contest to zeismgedwonw " ‘ " "
ay —- u iitets Formerly ' .m
erodes and Put Up Good Exhibitions-—
' .‘Line-llpe Given Out _. ‘
There is tell: going the rounds in present membere‘ot the ludien teem
bubetheil cireiee or etuin'; e ben- and ell the old timers. Their limb.
“or some in tho Norwulk orniory on would consist or Rem Olen
“illusions Birthday. As rebru- Court. Willerd Meeker. Bonnie Met
dry 23 comes on a Monday night sommddie nleeltmen end!” Jeni“
troll an attraction ‘is expected to
Thevzeme proposed would be be- been in uniform to:- some time. The
ween the former pierero or the All- Norwolk roster will isolude “PM"
orwailu end Red Men. The pioy- M. on. Fun: Guernieri. Ted Bro-
ere in the lineups o! thoee two teem! thertbn. Joe Loliohelt. Jim 0'30!"
I. few years ago have been mention- and Art. Kelly. With the” “‘70 10ml-
_ since the game has been suggest-
'id . ere lies been a wholeeele de-
men on the pert of the tens to see
thithettle to through. Three or
t n: veers ego the Red Mon and
orweike were drewinx lei-gs crowds will be lost or interesting to the loo
_ their respective tloors. Tho tens oei basketball tons. The plotters
Ili'e anxious to see those old timer-e ore, willing to siege e "coinebeeit"
The Red Hen would have time some is but ejeiiort time ea.
hi!is etetion WHAM. broadcast,-
. iron: the studio at the Amel-
“mbeonlron Workers Union at
Metrics. through the courtesy of
0 South Atricen Heir Net Weev.
rs 'mooietion. sanctioned by the
and ed-
erttei‘ng choice cuts e! mi eteelt.
ewreible- eye-brows. bend-painted
“Henry... will you get away train
but internal thing and conic right ‘
,. 9' min to bed? I don‘t care it.
you ere'kettln‘c Cuba. You'll" est.
worse then ’tbet it thet Iter'bie
citeedoosn't cease lmmedletsiyl"
f , O 0 e ’ ‘
. {wonder where my baby is to-
vilieiit.‘ I we den". . ..“Probably
e discovery made in
th ' world ‘0! science ‘since the
. , . century is Pretender
. he. _v0il'e." .. . . .. “Broadcasting
direct iron: the editorial room or
“‘..'....And here's another tele-
. min Meadow Applesauce. ’1!”
flownin B‘y'holie. Miss; ’wey dawn
' are in Bybolio, was" asking the
Dumblnoe‘SiSters to sing the Pri-
'. 'rodt.r.o.c.k
w.o.w.w.o.w . . . . e‘.o.n.¢.b ..
it. .n.t.t.o.t' .. . . . . l.p.ert.t.e.r
w.e%e‘.9.eo.u.g.b..AND LET THE
o
.. ’s Birth-
e
”'3‘
The Norweiile have as men: phi»
on to oelioii. but they new not
lined up for a bottle end sci-seller.
Jock preliminary contest in the
works the (moon be assured oi
plenty or action tor theieveninc.
Regudleee o! the results of the
proDO'Od County More. thie um.
end eotuei mounoemeot ot the
"You have Just heard the Murder
and Meheni etrinl Quintet plea e
group or ‘populsr soon. a group of
popuier sum thud included: "tee
sir. she's positively my Intent:
:‘Pieeoe Appleud. Cherie! approach-
-es' and 'Vou mode me what I em
todey. I trust your center nent vi!
adequate) ” -
O I #
“Popper. i not it» our phones on
and Mind but I can't beer I
“midi? ; . . .
“Perhaps it’s Mr. Coolidxe, son."
' > ’ e e e
And. here’s, outlier telegram
tram Mildred ' Unlined. ’wey
out in Fletteet. trig}. 'wey out in
motion. Arie. Mildred wants to
know it thoennouneer at station
BVD is nestled. No he isn't mer-
“od. Milly. He's happy. Ho! Ho!
lio-" , ,
iii 0 I_ i
"The ohiet ditieronoo between the
molecule and , the electrol is.”
. .. .I went to so where you so. do
what you do"......"With favoring
“wade train the southwest ‘end
slightly rising temperature”. . .“Tbe
market was distinctly bullish wit
brisk trading in textures". .. .“Grfl
landed three‘letts to the bead wit v
out a return".‘. . “And she will now
utilize With the i' isonere' Song on
her co- ludinx......."
‘ r C O I
sun: That a... o. beouuiui' , ac-
nmr‘or-m wanna do noon;
.' exhibition'ot panting than .thet dis-
,itioiiiran-Oiuo time some at Col-I
‘- True, re weewell vereitied in various
, ukotoe. thowldoiso end‘Bltio punter;
couple benreeeoh afternoon he boo - "
.. ed the bell smite durlnc the ”they -:
-‘ in; the monotonic pointing. S‘
to Aeoliooi. showing rental-bible uni?
e Woodmen-lime ee e'pdnter.
o‘oo‘n‘b tbe’ i‘nni‘iolteo‘e‘ menisci
Kipke'drovetheibdi out ed; - . ~
isoieosuoonie'sayoro-otrioo..-iiotn
in: lik‘e~it bed ever boomeeeo
‘0". “ j. l - . .
- iozepilosioto competition We» igoiso MW otsiedit .
themed-meta exhibition o
plintinlhehed ‘ever witneeeed
Michigan‘mgth’tilh we. ,
«townhouse-rinse ,-
pl'ooeotiuvo’ot the bones" -
uordin eolo. Who. blend it?
. mil: 14on9'.“ That We! static.
' iiiu
t‘u . .'
in: con Wis.
When Fit'zsim‘mons Si:
Probebly no sinuo punchline ever
fame ,—+-. School League Or
i
opped Corbett
. ., Jobs to the nose and mouth.‘ once.
in the sixth. Fitz slipped to his knees
thought his disireu real. Ho chet'o
tod confidently with bis'hendiere.
his seat as it shot {mm a sun. can in . ’
Corbett before “1,. i,“ herdiyprigen paper men he would use in and the
from his seat and (creed him along “she.
the ropes. Fitz lied Just'b‘egan to
tight. ‘
est boxer the ring had known, cull-
ted and Bob pulled iiie head but;
ltuehine and let the blows die town)!
in the empty air above. no had barmiesely‘by his car.
Corbett‘s manure in every punch the '
cill-trillion alerted. And Gentleman shitted bis leit toot forward and
ripped his list squarely intb Corbett'n NOW-
Wilhout choosing hits no-
aition he swung the left with light- u's." Nil-i iho doctor.
hing-like speed to tho cimmplon's
Jim was weekoning under the pace.
The iend come in the fourteenth. stomach.
Bob deliberately worked Corbett into
n corner, coolly melting amnxeé
me: a to put over the stomach punch Jew.
he had already announced to bowel» Gorgon! “mouth flew OW“ 'bo ploxw winch." , . - ;,
CLUB 80m
‘. ’fSliRl’l
bowling league will not start until
Wednesday.
originally planned to open the league
tomorrow evening; (in the Clifford sir
been designed end executed that hes
changed the aspect at more ring bet~
tlee then the famed 'solor plexus”. .
blow wit“ which Bob Fits-immone
knocked out Jim Corbett tor the
beevywsioht chompionehip at Cerson
City. Nov" Much 11. 1097.
The wellop. developed after
months at painstaking practice by
"Ruby Robert".tor the sole purpose
at putting the champion on the can-
vee. bee come down through the
years. leaving its trail of wrecked
hopes and Vanished titles. As a his:
tow-melting eleep‘produceri‘ the "sci
lnr plexus punch" has never illld un
eduul.‘ .
For years Don Hickey. Bob'e roen-
oser. hedgbeeu drilling him in the
mysteries at o. new body blow. Hick-
ey was terniiier with ‘Corbett's greet
left bend. When the ehumpibn de-
livered this punch he turned his had;
slightly to add to the leverage. For "
e traction are second his body was
open tor tr lett. Hour alter iiour
l-liclcey used Corbett's punch on Bob.
the Australian meeting it by shitt-
ing. pulling his right eide book and
“Wine in his left. Iii-was the one
punch Bob meant to use to take the
title from Corbett.
The tight begenl'cautlouaiy. "tor.
bett. the mentor boxer. was rescuing
the lanky Austrelien repeatedly with
and took the count of nine while be
cleared his nose eddmoutii' of blood.‘
But‘he wee not seriously hurt.‘ Cor-
bett : ow it end was cautious in his
approach.
They are still debating ii lictlicr
Fitzsimmons was reelly groggy or
merely uhainmin: when he epruwled
limply on his seat at the end or the
round. The champion must have
The boil run; and Bob leaped tram
In,» it;‘,:~' “inf". rl't
Tho Kiwanis. Lions and 'l‘oreadore
it' extremely doubttui it a. col-l
loge tooth» or ever- save a (renter
pleyo‘d by non-9 Kinks. Miohitan's
famous Ali-enteriee'eter. in the 192le
umhue. . ,
Kiplie. in high school. had gained
most or bieteme .u u boll-carrier.
other departments 0! the pastime.’
but it won in lugging the leather.
where his speed end dodeing ebillty
won 01 greatest valut : , 4 .
- Thus. when Kiplte got to college
he was known almost solely do 'it
ground-gaining becit. .And it won
varsity in atrium "Kip" stood out
most brilliently" be en end-skirter .7
and cit-techie runner.
Following tbotkreduation of Front:
e nut-Juli'e."YOIt was up ardent
ire. When 1am welt; home st the
end of the college war he took
bunch e: footballs with him. For
mention. rile wee bent on master-
The: enemas-«iota moi-nee}
prenatal; we kicker ood‘drevr this
medit'irom Yoshi it. (eve
ieierlipke‘llenod to We; not .
Some ,11 'tioiee that October uteri
The late. Welter (lump our th-
stood him in good steed. that li‘u-n I,
i 1
during hio tint year do the nineteen, :
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it (or a kicker. So he turned to Rip. '
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DEFEATEDBY
Putin. - 204 N. tuition
The Stamford High basketball
January 20. It was teem lost to i’ Ili't‘lhmall tcum otIr
New Yolk Untierslty in New York} ‘
let's. The members ’0‘ all three yesterday afternoon by the score all
teams have been "knocking 'cm ‘1 ‘° 39'
down" in practice matches. Several Slimf°rdi..'¢°m3 ‘1
good bowlers hove been discovered
and plenty of tun is expected to re-
_ suit from the series of came; too be
rolled on the local elloys.
Birminhein‘ starred for
men. lumbar or Not Holman.
points. '
ed upon all hie skill. Ho wow”. that made him “PM!" further mm). iyzell. lir i‘oli luiclt ugaln and mm
than he really was, rolled his hand Willi“ “ii” W “WWW: Georgi; «iii-r.
to ono side ‘and the bi0‘\'.l'ippi¢d
Corlw-H ms examined by u
. idle left hand already poised. pit: clan. When the doctor cam:- L at ho
was :i>l<r=l for o doesrlpiion oi the
0m) Miami. the celebrated
x
M...........
, r
pull iiinwit up, but his it‘ll. hung
In ism dressing room a “HIP iuioi-
on “”5 u punch 13) tho‘nolnr DI“. sruson is ulniosi wrtein it all me
the best liil ‘Sls ot liaskoii l. lOnc
of tho tlret problems of tho league
will be to «ii-nit u not or by-' us.
which will inciuiiu the riitii'o linin-
Anii tilllu was born. as most ovary.
lulu ii V0iSl
QUilS Hill 0F
suiting!) TEAM
i‘oiix .lVolsl has relinquish-id the
only a 2'. it time
shown by the tons limit for is cno. gli
to warm: the success of the Von-
turu. All the teams have nothing to
. it but the future of basketball in
Fliiri’iold County largely depend: up.
on the outcome 01 the league. . iii:
scheme-works 'out to good advan-
tage this year. it probably will be
taken up on a larger scale next scu-
COUNI'Y llAlliS
Will DISCUSS.
I
f E\ citing Sentinel Czills
Me'etiiii' for .\ rmory
, Tomorrow Night —-
I Great Interest
t
'i‘ln basketball pluyrin unu‘ runs
in Fulfill!” County are outbused
mor tiic ilienrot the. proposed louguc
sponsored by The Evening Sentinel.
There .‘lCI‘ll’lS to ho iiitlu doubt. but
Whit. It least five or lhi’.” :llx looms
invite-«i will attend. No dotiniie
plans hrii‘c been niatlur. vxct-pt that
some of the mating-rein lirii'o tlilkcil
,iu :m' informal li'ay. 'i‘li-.- illllllbl’i'
[of tennis in ”ii; lun. "-iil not he
‘lmmrn until \l‘i’wliiesiiziy night. To
iduii: 'tlil‘er: t'rfiiiiti liliN.‘ ii‘iilli‘lii The
L‘iviiliic SQHUll'l Him till} “ill at-
'l‘:li(l tin: matting.
; Joseph Lii‘olsi or ii-
IBiucs. Jolln McGui-rlo Di .8 Norwalk
Il'lwl Mtn and Frank Gunl'liieri. who
[will have 15 own team. have tiglll-
iliori iiioir nttoiitituis of being pro-
Stamford
Hill lit the illilliil iiicnlliig of tlic
lt-zigin. Puddl’ lllrui‘iilli: n: the All
;l~:i.~inii‘i:irds and Gem-m,- Dtt‘oet \ the
I‘Nciv Canaan r-ig l"l\'t3 have yet ‘
'1": lll.‘ ? from. ii in lmliovttl tliut
‘l‘wtlll are l':i\’0rublv li‘H‘iil‘dS tho
.‘B‘W'iEUU and that they “ill attend inc
guilicriilt: tomorrow I'\“lllll'.: in tho
.i l‘lllt'i'y.
Manager ilouuld ll. Taylor of [he
(‘oiiipo Lift:- Huurils slits lit' will .noi
l-o prevent iii. the niveiing. Taylor's
' titlilutlo iii liiiilllg to respond lo the
. jipviizil'ion to ill: prom-til, and lull:
doulilml forward. sunk to his hit-sougmmm
. end siouiv slumped forward on liieimhfi. mummy...
Corbett. pressed against tho ropca, lace. Mo was not unoonsrsir s.
. . started a. iolt swing. Fitz. lightingr Ri‘lt‘lllllw for U ropes. he, tried it!
. Corbett. the‘lcliempioii. the great. in his peculiar style. with foot well .
torwerd‘und shoulders pulled burn. 11ml) M it'll-“red. arminizly
or in not understood by the
Taylor has raid that
ihc is not opposed to tho li‘ngiim it
its lullovod that he will so» the bone-
liits to be gziiiiml by ruining the
WW" I league and fall in lino with the Uihl‘r
tutu PLANS
,toi to rcpre :l the ninth Erliii‘K‘.
from tho Ull‘tu public schools nitli
tee Appointed
~.
Tl inlcr-ucliool h:.-:4iiciliuil
lcugm-a nili probably bltll‘L nixt
week. A successful nice-ling was livid
l'entorduylui’tcmoon ut lili‘: Conlei
Junior High school. The huguo lilo-n
was discussed length with all the
schools in favor of it. No admin;
notion was taken, but a committee
was named to organize the first
more in planning some rules and
l't‘glllatiolit. This committee will
consist oi Superintendent of Schools
.lolin Lund. and the three principals
of the Junior High schools. Walter
C. lloag. Alton Williams :m-‘i (illol‘g‘fl:
ll. iirunlos.
The first matter for i-uii::;idor;1.tioii
was that of wilt-tlitr it would be
ultisnblc i0 have two leagues. it
\i:i:l pointed out that the i’tii‘milili'il
schools go only to the riglitli grade.
Willie tho other rim»; highuolti huvr
uii additional clues. .\ plan was sug-
gesicd so that there will in: n. quilt-
uii additional league in include ”it:
scvuntli and eighth grades at all five
schools. This idea. seciiiotl l0 meet
with general approval. 'l‘lic qncs-
iion of \\'ll‘.‘th(‘l‘ the pupils who
gruduutc in February quid bo ul-
lowed to continue through the echo
eon “it“ tho grudc immo that they
'uow are in. was aim discuse' This
matter was i‘im-ili- mt la tilt; com-
mittee to work out.
The most difficult problem nas
then brought up. That was the
slum of Cciilt Junior High uno- lio-
leading irumu in ”1'" County.
it muy 1w linsi'llili' to stun the}
league ii'niiieilluioly alter the lilt'i'L-
mg. in that (use the Red Alon-N: o
Cunann gniiir- sviwdulml {or Thurs-
day night will lm llit‘ iirsi. contest of.
the now cirrull. .\ Hlici‘éMiUi league
teams in\'ll-~l :illt-nd iiiid work (or
"ll‘it‘llll.
'l'lio lemme irir has boon «rt-aim!
id tilt-i liitcr ,i.
probably will Comm 3. period 01'.
about 10 weeks. The. Senior league.
nor 1. liowo Junior High schools
arc the only available floors to piuy
and practice. on. "File gymnasiums
are in great demand. but it 18
though that an . would be found
to allow the, games to be played.
without interfering with other
school work.
sclittdulin' of mums. 'l‘lic fi!""lla- ~
The aclimlulc quuiiilon and that ol‘
unit-cling the ott‘iciola tor the gumrsi
. .0 was left to tb cox-.iiiiitioc. The?
nicmlieg pron i talked over ‘Wiltlhv i
or it would be .1 good policy to play i
all gziliics in “it: ui‘lt‘riivoun nr hart-j
i. i'uw arrange.) li 'iiiglii. Tillli‘.
quest'on also was left. to tile com-l
niili- . to decide on. ' vo illl‘lll\)€l'!il
ill probably n‘l'l‘t ioduy iiiiil il-‘i\'f'
a eultnbio Warn. .3- pluii ready for _
.io mineral meeting of the team
repri dittiiii-es on tomorrow utter-
I
imuiiligerlal reins of tho Stamford
lws. His brother, Jho Li'l'olsi is
.. manager of the E a. Joe will
continue "a some policy that his
0 brother the. .t’ed. that is to give the
iioi- [tuna the host iiousibie attractions in
. l§li1i>imtbdlL The pinyors and sport.
most: the ooileuinns.’obteiniii5 ninclllll’v Public wllLbo Kind to welcome
- ‘Illm Jitest member of the LiVolsl
=1‘umily book into hnskoiluiil again.“
“John nineties “Daddy of on All?’
Ln Wills. national iiomcn's tor -
queen. i court cl)" 5 and rucquet
in hand Well. hex ~ slid is till 1 :li
ed up and rcadyfior her trip to Eu-
rope. “hero slit.- hopes to me: b'u- '
zuniio Longien. iiic .JlllOUS i' :ncbi
player. Miss Wills nailed the other m
I ’SchultzeTs awaited... Specials
any and on» 5 it). be "one several
wet-kn.
.7 . - ' Sl'lJRRY at t \liSES
‘ i ‘ .I‘Id ' i
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MODERN MARKET
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PAGE ml
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TEAMS WILL CLASH FOR
EVlllllNG .suiiiii cups
Plum Call [01 Two (ircuiislii_l’ublic .i idi iro—
rhiui Schools—Will Use Liidloi ' .u.d Ll iii. '
Court» for GameswAi-raugcnwni (‘ u. n ii-
ii'hiv‘h \llil t'wle’lsl u: liit‘ .
Si‘udti't. can mm: :iiiyiimv ii.: nit
(i small Lllmlbti' ui~ l-“im.- lll' ’ Itii‘I
play their sunw- in '1 much hurt-
or Iugi'iOti It i.'~. ll'mfly that ill" "(ill‘ '
\l’l“ I‘llll“ mull \jl'lll' trim. um
during liil.‘ n-num.
Thor.“ lil‘ill-‘t'flil ii iii- lilit'llli',
“i‘l't'i \l'ulil‘r t‘. lli,i.i' .ill‘l .\li‘. \l- -
Miii'i'uy ul' CLIlH‘l' Jllliliil‘ “I; .H-iiil
Knit-3 ol' li'l‘fllildlii .liiiilnr liigl .\.‘~
ton Williams of limu-i‘ [llIHU\\-‘ .lIi-.
lilUl' ”li'li. Ruiz Hula." Simi- «- pi
M-ii‘i's I'ni'i-i'lliiil N‘il'ii‘l Hill “11
FIN li. \\iliinii.:. ,"‘l'i"'.’"'2‘[ilI-“ ,n'
ilii l'Ii‘ciiliizzs Fisiiiiiiii Hit 1 Jim:
[Funnies ll 'i~_\' til 5'. .ltrmIvli' “or
unable; it' :itinil'l. lull his ‘-’-'|li'fl‘i ‘i‘ll'
tlllt'l‘ :1 it"iiii ill Hi" l'ili'li-
'Hli: lJH-iiitig: Siiiililvsl lr. iil'iliu.
luv H‘cwliy cups in i!..- \\ilili I ..~,
l)!)"l li'.‘l}§ll';:‘. .\s Sun“ 1.. 1|, ..;_ II"
is :ii-liiziliy l'i'giilil "Ii iln'» viii-I: uill'
lm viigmicd “uni , ,._u:"il on illrlllll‘.
_ Who says
ltAin't 00m to Rain
No More“
You’ll get rain, sleet, or'snow
again—maybe tomorrow. So
getmdytodny Wit"? pa}: ‘1‘
l‘
liUBBEns
er YOUR DEALER’S
w .._.-. E i I
noun. It is planned to have the Jii- .
iiioi' league sini't next wot-k. It.
John MtCormack’:
Best Record
“Oh, How lilies "0! g
' Tonight" I
“You Forgot to l
Remember“ i
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HELEN mus“
i'uu'ic sceii many pictures oi‘ ml-
Oxfords Arte it For Nowi
\VOlllL'll of Business All'uirs wil' E‘lijO" [13' st ‘2
and yi'ofeciion of our Oxflfu-tis tie. a uLly lining.
Till: :illd Blacks. Kids and Cal’skit . Low. lOtiv
ium :inrl Cliliflll Howls, 813. its $9.” ’i.
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