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Wagner Wins lnternafiona” Aftor this hard liftod tln-rc woro
I tlt‘i‘ilfiitiiilll rifle and bursts. of sun-
AUIO Race I ‘shiuo, but tltt- tlnlsh wus ill at tlt'lzzlc.
'l‘lio lnclomcnt wt-utltor ltutl no cffct-t
on the crowd. it is osllmutcd til i
fully 200.000 portions lillt'ii tho t'Olli'St.
(it the l? tut-s tlntt sturtotl lllc first
to oomo to grief wns tho ltttlittn rucct'
driven by Dr. Wt-iiscliott. ills stcoo
lug. gtutr Ill‘tlki‘ slid the cur wont il\‘i'l'
un t-Inhnnltntonl. Tho machinist, (“o-
lotnbo, wns sovorcly hurt. lutwwoll.
of tlic Antot‘lt-nn tcnm, (lroppotl out
:titt-r tho Ionnih round. Ito lutti till
ntnoner of tlllllculllcs,
Elliott Sltopurd run into n spuctzttor
nt It’rug'n (‘oruor nud t'ntuily lnjtu'od
Illlll. Slicpnrd thou Ill‘tllt't‘ u t'ruukshutt
untl droppod out in tho sort-nth lup.
whon ho wns running sixth.
(it tho it ours that were running at
tho llutc tltc rttttc wus oullctl off till
hnd t-oniplotod the st‘ronlh round. it
htul complotod tho olghth. ti bud coin-
pIcIt-d tho ninth untl il\’l' llulshcd tho
tooth and lust.
Wbon \Vnunor was declared tho win.
(Continued From First’Pago.)
\
‘ or French cnr was third in 293 min-
utes. 44 15 seconds. .
Albort Clement, in n 100.horso power
French cur. was fourth. In 301 min-
utes. 59 4-5 seconds.
Camille Pcnutzy. in u 120~horsc pow"
er German our. true titth, in 304 min-
utes, 38 seconds.
. Lanclu actually finished the i‘t)Ul'Nt‘
about three minutos in the loud ot‘
'thxncr. who. howcvoi', started six
minutes later tlutn his rival, ttntl lmtl
that lunch time margin in which to
finish
Only IIVo, curs Ilnishotl tho rucc, but
14,01 the l7 curs tlntt stut'wd Worn
running ‘wllou the rnro was declared
off, which won tlono as soon he Clu-
' ment had won fourth plttco.
1 It was with tho m'outout difficulty
that the crowds wcrorltcpt back from
the course during the last Inn. They “up It... crowd Hurt-rot] nbout him and
fiwarmud uvor tho rottds, giving wut’ oltoort-d. The bond pluyctl tho "Mur-
‘only when tho i'ust llylug rut-lug ntu- IH‘IIHHIfitI‘"
chines were'u hundred yours away. Tilt'l't' woro ntnny minor nccltlonln
While Franco. cttt't-Iod nwuy tho Iil't:- .it tho grout crush lonvlug tho Iluleli.
Inter honorn. Joutrplt 'I‘t'ucy, of tho :1 ll‘.
American tontu. rtaulstot'oti the iiititt‘tit .
inp mode. (in his fifth rouitd 'i‘rncy
drove tho 20.7 iiiiit n‘ In the I'onntrltnblo , 'i‘ho ruro
time of Liti lllilllllt‘li. 2i secoutlu. 'l't'ucy lutornnttonnl ttutontoblic ruce for
suitor 'ii from tIerroublcs in the first gtho t'llp glvon by William K_ Vamp...
few roundtt nnd thin cont ltltu severely. hilt, .lr., it noting I'llli ovor in course
' . He mot on his nittth lnp whon the race i293”) tnlloe in Immth. lttiti out ovor tho
Willi cloned. intucutlum i'lililiN oI IMIIK Inlhntl.
Wagner; Wilt) iittId Ihtt infill from Ilitl Ht‘vflllli't‘tl our“, rpprttm-nting Amor-
very first round. culuo. vot'y nour to rich, h‘t'ouc‘o. Ituly ttntl (Iot'muny, start-
]oelng tho rune witch till miles front 'od In tho rut-o. and tho totnl tlletuttco
' the finish. one or his tires explodinu. :wuu 297d ntllott.
Me had it loud of some seven tulnuton . In tho Atttorlrttn olintinution lrittltt
at, thetltttcyt-hungotl tlrott and man- :two Woteits unofdosuph 'l‘rnooy, ono m.
liked to win by ttpproxinmtoiy three tIo-dny‘n tttvnrod t-ouitmtnnts, ttntdo tho
mtnntuu: Leticia. Dnruy‘end Cloutt-ni ’ttnttost time, it hours, 7.7 minutes ttuti
went through the turn without, ntle~ NI.) noctutdtt. »
Ital). t The elapsed titno will decide tho.
.The race WIII run under tendon elders wiunor. und as thorn uro no controls-
. ‘ uddtthe start scheduled for it u. tn.. ‘0" the coming requiring roducod untied.
. delayed 5 minutes 1) heuVy to no time nliownnro of any sort. will he
“.4... ..... ..
Story of the RICO,
today With tho third
I
' 5 “ , . s
_ Instantly Available.
‘ "‘Wiille'thli Bunit can, under its rules. demand it ninety titty notice
' for emergencies and is on
{for withdrawals. this is merely to provide
'- 3 slanted; otuiety no much to the ttopositor us to the Bunk.
' 1p: .in‘deguni practice we '
““ " ‘ Pay Minamoto no Matt
.30 tint your snvinue deposited here are available at n moment's
iotiee,’ the some as it in a coinmerclel bunk. ,
South Nbrwalkfiovinga Ben
“Mutmnmm on. some Norweik.
3 f ' . 0mm.
T muted. not were alloyed to
Ito!
torrenuirs‘“ interchange of ram. etc..
hut the tithe oi." stoppage s counted
against the contestant. The timers'
watches are started for each our ex-
actly at the minute assigned the en-
trant, whether the driver was able to
start on the second or not.
Five of the seventeen cars started
represent ltuly, Ilvc uro froth lt‘rnnce.
and two front Germany. Originally
there were three 'Germnn entries, but
the our hunted by Foxhnll l’.’ Keene,
who proposed also to drive the ma-
oliine. was withdrawn because of
cracked cylinder
The condition of the race called for
care under 2,204 pounds in weight and
the entrant from ouch country must
he a muchlne tuntlc. entirely in thed
country to which it Is uccroditod, Built
of the previous Vuntlerhilt cup rut-es
linvo been won by French curs. licutli.
on American driver. in n Il‘ronch our.
Who the winner in l90-i, whilo liomcry
won itt n French our of unothor tnultc
in 1005.
The time unsigned for ouch cur to
start. the elapsed time hoginning t': u..t
that moment. won as follows:
ti:li'i—-No, i. helilnn. Amoricn, llfi h.p.
ti:ltl—~.No. 2. Month, France. 120 h, p.
ti: iT—No. :i, .lonutzy, (lcrmuny. 120 up.
thin—No. 4. Luncht. Italy. 120 h. p.
tizlii—No. fl. lAtwwoll. Amorlcu. 110
ii. p.
il220o—No, ti, Shopnl‘tl, Franco, 130 h. p.
tlz21—No. 7, iutttgeu.
h. p.
:BE—Np. 8. Nuzzuro. ltnly. 120 It. p.
:23u—No, 9. Tracy. Antoricn, 90 h. p.
6:24~N0. 10, Wugnor, Franco. 1th h. p.
6:2h-No. ll, assigned to Keene, who
withdrew.
26—No. i2. (lugno, ltnly, l20 h. p.
tl:27-—No. 14. Haynes. Americtt. 00 h. p.
0:28—No, l5. Clement, It‘rnneo. ititl h.p.
:29—No. l0, Wollschott, ltely. 120
b. p.
Gilli—No. l7. Christie. America. 50 hp.
dzlilw—No. iii. Durny, Franco, l00 h. p.
0:32—No. iii. Fliili')’. ltnly, 1'20 h. 1).
Tim number lit was tunlttod in tho
drawing. for position. and dosignntion
of tho yttrious ntuchiuoe IOI‘leilli‘ti‘Hii‘
lions tortuous. ’l‘ho No. ill cat's Ill the
provious racos have all i‘urod butlly.
The drivers of tho various ours in
to-tiny's rucc ttro umong tho mtutt tour
.0113 professional nntl unintour untonto-
.hilo racing mon of tho ot’ tho. world.
Nonriy all of tliotn ltnvo pilotod cure in
every hit: international rtutd rut-o since
lIIliltll'IllK CliIOi‘i‘ii illc Ilt‘iii of sport.
l 'l‘ltounttntis oi" pooplo who witnossctl
to-tluy ruco spoilt lust night in touts.
in ttutotnohilcs und in hittnltots undcr
trove tilting the «torso. the housing nnd
hotel facilities of this section of Mug
lslnntl ltnviitg ltccn sutlly tivortnXoti.
‘As many he oinht porsous elopt in ono
tom. and t-uclt pnld $8 for the privi-
logwwith dinnor tlic night bciorc tho
ruro illt'illtii'ii. 'l‘cnls pitched near tltt‘
tininh nnd t-ontinctt-d on tho Europenn
plun brought as high on $35 ronltti for
tho night.
Progress of the Race by Bulletinl.
l-‘iNlSli IliNltl. Vundcrbllt (‘np
C(illl'h‘t‘, \Vosilltll)‘, L. 1.. Oct. Ii.~—:F(Ig
tlolatyod tho stttrt of tho nntomobilc
i‘tlt‘t' for tho \‘ttntlcrbllt cup for fiftocu
tninutos to-tlny. At min a. UL. iiIt‘
.wortl wns ult'on untl our No. l. tlriron
by M lilo“. Amt-'I'icnn. wont oyor tht-
lino. llo wns followotl nt lntorytils HI
lino minute by tho otltcr l'lli'i‘l‘b’.
' .lonutzy, Gormttn. finished tho lnitlul
round Ilrst unti intnt'lu. ltuliun. second.
bttt Wnunor, lt‘t'onclt. who tzttnto ttronntl
third. wns tht- rt‘ul lctttlor on clnpsotl
limo.
t .\t S a. lil.. .lonntzy. iAlili‘In uutl Wugc
nor iltttI llnlehod tho third round. Wow
tit-r lcd lty tnoro thnn t‘our tninutos.
whilo Lunch: wus hourly u iuiuutc
:tlicud of .lountzy.
I Wollscltott. ltullnn. lintl to withdruw
tl'roin tho rutrc hocnnso of on tlt‘t‘liii’lii.
lhls cur going m’or un omlntnktuont ttt
thittttlinsSt-t. llc wnn not hurt.
Lnttt'lu finlshctl lifth lup und littlt‘ llto
lrurc first, ltnylng Ilnnlly pnssotl .lotmt-
zy. Wright-t- t-otnplotod tho fifth itlll
:St't'fnill untl Jonutzy third. \Vngnor
still holds load of l'ili‘t‘.
liouth. (i‘uguo iillti Lolilon oomph-t
od fourth round lit ninth. lcntll nud
lortunny. 120
at:
II:
c:
olovonth positions. Timo: Hontll.
.l47zil; t‘nguo. l:i7:lrS 3-5; Leiilon.
mount. ‘
(lillt-Iul time illilt round: lAinrlu,
“5:20; anlior. Milli): .lonntzy,
It’tziztltl 1-5. (in tifth round .lonutzy wus
unset-d by lhtncln and annor.
Inwwoli contplotod his third round
its tho loatlct‘s iluiehod tho. l'lt'th. llc
utl tlrt‘ ttntl onglnt- ll'tlllillt‘.
'l‘rucy Will-I lwollth, uud Christlc thir-
,toonth in completing fourth round. Fu-
. ln'y wus fourth and Iiuynos fifth, 'l‘ltno.
.'l‘l'ut-y. “34:09 3-5: Christin, 148.36; i“ .
by, lt'ii:ll; littynos, 158:353-5,
Shopnrd wuu fourth oomph-ting III‘tlt
round, lhtrny fltth. Cloniout sixth.
'l‘ituo, Shopnrd. 1.59:”; Duruy, Hit:
53 2-5; Clomcnt. 158:26.
anznro Wits seventh to coluploto
tho tlftli round. 'l‘ltne 1702fi0.
Wuunor on sixth hip passed tht- loud-
crs ttud Is ulictttl in race by wide mur-
gin. Lutntiu nocond to complete sixth
lup. .Itilliilzy third.
t)Illtrini tlnto sixth lup: Wugnor.
mm: 3-5; Ilallttltl, 178:22; .lonntzy.
180:4?) 3-5.
‘ Milieu. lAItthn untl iionih Woro
oighth. ninth tinti tontlt ttronnti ilt‘th
lnp. (lugliti Woe olovoulh. untl ’l‘rutty
iwmt'th. 'i‘ho {Hg t-leurod nwuy cont-
plctcly hoforo it o'ciottlt untl tho sun
hrolw through tho clouds.
thuucr drove a bountiful ruro dur-
qu the first six Ippe. lie hold the
loud front tho vory flt'ut. Until tho
sixth lup hin loud wnu uternly on
lnpuoti time. He ltud hot-n running
thtrtl lti position to lutnoin ttntl .lenut.»
zy. ill tho sixth he passed thouo tnon
ttnd hold the uctnttl on Well no thou
.Iond. Wuguor had completed l78.2
llllii'ti in l7t.l52 3-5 tuiuutos.
’l‘rttoy ln'olto illl recorder for the
courts:- on his iiith Inn. innltittg the
20.7 miles In 2tl:21: He won wildly
(iiiutll'oti for hlu hrnve ruco utter three
serious ticlnyu ntll‘icred front tire trott-
blcs.
loltiott Shepard ran into a man ttt
Kruu'e Corner on sixth iup untl menu-
lod until his legs to severely that tull-
pututtion was noccauuy. lie was tttlton
to Mittoolu lit the nutomohiie of Pron-
itient Future. ‘of the Long inland listl-
roud. . .
u it to reported that Colombo. inaction.
inlet: for Weilnehott. wnti hurt when
the lltter'scar want over tin ombunlt-
ment ' ,
Levy/ell completed his fourth round
in 190124, hopelessly behind the lead:
ere. Dursy wu fourth to completing
sixth round and Shepard fifth. Time:
I
todu‘y represent the United Slll‘tus. live i
. titth.
Durny, f?8:39;,8he|ierd, 189:3? 3.5.,
i With tour lttpl to so Werner too by
‘wuv‘you sweetener:
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Take out reue I from floors or
wnodwork. 8take on steinsfront marble
msh stands. Cut the grease from us.
cooking utensils, etc. Clean betitubs
can end without scratching. Put :1
tonsil on steel knives and takeout status.
take off root from steel and polishtt.
Quickly cleans burnt pens and cooking
utensils. Take Oil finger spots on walls.
clean point. Clean marble or white stone
stooptt. Take .oiijetein from fingers
without injury.
Said by all Grocers 10¢:
FRED FEAR& C0.. New You. U.S.A.
nearly seven minutes. Laurie second,
Dill‘iiy third. .Ienntzy't'ourth on clnpncd
time. ‘
Clement. was sixth in complete sixth
round. Fain-y completed fifth round
lti 185:00 2-5..
iiuynes completed til'tli Inn in 194.34.
Nuzuuro sixth lap in “39:47 2.5.
Wugnor was first on seventh lup,
Lunch! second and .lcnutzy third. The
race sccmt‘d to ho. between those three
nnd Durtty.
'I‘into. seventh lnp: Wugnor, liltl:
33 2-5; lunclu, ‘Jtlti: 43 4-5; .lcnntzy,
1:09:07 1-5. Wagner on tho sovonth
lup liIltl u clcnr loud at moro thnn sov-
on minutes.
linncln had taken the loud of tho
rnco ht ctmtpltetion of the eighth lnp.
from Wunnor, who still had illi ndvnn-
logo in tho mutter of olnpsod timo.
Wagner nnd .lenntzy were not for be.
hind Luncin in completing the eighth
iup. .
Oflicial olnpsod time. eighth
Lunclu. 235.22 1-5;
.imtntzy, 237:24 1-5.
Wagner lctttln by five minutcs. with
Loncin second, two minutes attend ot'
Jcnntzy.
llnrny was fourth to finish seventh
lup,
'l‘rncy tinrlshod sixth lup n lap and
it half behind the Icuders.
Tito mun who was struck by Shop-
ul'tl'n t‘kll‘ nour Krug‘e Corner is dead.
[to is Ill’lit‘vt‘d to have been Burt Gru-
nor. of Pussulc. N. J.
lhtrny was fourth ut
rottitd.
(‘lt‘niont wus fifth.
\Vttgnor nnd Lunciu completed the
ninth round at 10:42.
Wugncr. on ninth Inp. rognincd ac-
ttlul as well on tho time loud in the
raw. Litut'iu was second.
Slicpurd dropped out of tho rut-e tif-
tt-r ho brolto his crnnk shnft on tho
sovonth round. lie was thon sixth.
.ionnizy was third to complete tho
circuit tho ninth time. for bohlud Wrig-
nor ttnd Lunctn
Wanner ltnd tit-o trouhlo on the lust
lap. in Bull‘s Head.
llnrny Ilnlshod ninth iilll
place on olupscd limo.
Wagner witm. flinch], sot-0nd. litt-
rny. third. Cit-uncut. fourth. .lcnntzy.
lnp:
annor. 230:18;
the eighth
in third
Wagner‘s tlnic. complete. 29010
l.nncin‘s titno coinpicto. 2:93:28 4-
linruy's tltno 293244 N).
(.‘lomt'tnt’s tltno. 801:59 4-5.
.lcnutzy‘s tinic, 30M”.
’i'ht- romnlutlt-r of tho race will not
be finished. its the'cotntnitteo has tic-
t:ldotl to stop the other contestants.
The boy Injured y Tracy's mitchlnc
ut Eilsl Norwich. III Rulph Ilnldwin. of
Norwulit. Conn. One log and both
ttnklcs woro broken and iii.‘ is thought
to intro boon intornnlly injured.
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TUESDAY. OCT. 9.
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South Norn‘nlk ........... 7:55 at. m.
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Harrington. Siockhridgc. Lee
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DUE PITTSFIELD 12:10 NOON.
Roturn Spot‘lul 'l‘ruin will leave
l’lttstlcld at 4:30 p. in.. stopping ht
uhovo stutlons. .
sine—mouse TRIP ONLY—$1.00.
Spocittl 'l‘lcltots will bc good only (in
spocinl truln und (into, tho number of
which will lto limited.
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Nortvnlk. Conn” Sept. 20, 1906.
At in meeting 01 the directors or the
h‘ulrnold County Buying-w Bunk. hcltl
this do)". u dividend ut the ruin of
l per cont. pot- nnutttn was declared to
depositors (rout tho onrnings of the
six months ending September 30. 1006.
Thosttmo will be (tutored on puss
hooks nntl pnitl on end utter October
10. 1900.
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Nuns Vetting and Brilliantlne"
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H. KRIEGER too.
Ismore than 9. cough; it. is e it send indom-
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