.1 ' Bridgeport ii.
mcGRTA‘N‘ sis-us...-
m~.u. Glob-lolo-s‘llbooso.‘
mesa cue-mus .. .1...
1?an marines, q. : .43..
swcsmzso routines. rm
mm POLE!
‘ ‘1
.. 34 Wsshhlgtos
u
Team Standing.
. Won lass RC.
Bridgeport ......... 62 40 .608 .
aprlnsoeld ......... 61 40 .604
Hartford ......... . .3? so .559
New Haven ........ is 52 .685
New Britain ..._....46 66 451
“harbour .. ....... so 64 .384-
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Yooterdsy’s Results.
New [liven ii.
"h“ obsessed 5. New Britain 4..
I!
Hartford 3, Waterbury 0 (ilrst
Ill-ell; Bartram 2. Watenbm 1 (soc-.
~ and some).
Toots meld.»
Won ‘3‘ ’3.
New York ....... ..61‘ 3. bid
csleis‘o ............ cs 41 .luo,
out-our. .......... or u. .m
masts ..... ml} is
lb..-»l.sais .. , ...so 50
«new ......... so so .450
lemurs ........... 42 st .386
we ....... .27 st .243:
Venus-ye mes.
NATIONAL LIAM
«oxymoron soon........'......".
A ‘ Dickermn 818011,
«so to we
admission:
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. natures
wpldhh ...... . ...... .. . . r. in.“
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' St..Se.Norwalk
Telephone ' 446
I we. on. s. a. .u Trading Stamps
MY“ Onto to Builibotho ”In
Line.
'New York state is making plans to
construct a state highway of crushed
stone or gravel from the Borden Milk
factory in Brewster to the Counecticut
i
stoic line. just west of Mill Plain.
There is no definite‘intormotlon as yet
as to when the worlr will be commen-
ced. but it is probable that the rosd
will be constructed some time next
year.
At the present time New York state
has under way a state road between
Drowster and Carmel. a route much
traveled by Denbory people, and is
also building is similar road through
Carmel road to tho rein-cad bridge
near the Bordon factory. it is expected
that these roads will bocolaploted dur-
biow- York, 6. Chicago 5.
Philadelphia 3. Pittsburg 0.
Cincinnati 11: Boston ii.
' Irookln 6. 8t. Mule 5.
MIRICAN LIMUI.
‘ Team mending.
won Lost to.
alludhipbla ....... 74 40 .649
Detroit ......... to lo , .508
Mon ............. till 58 .518
new York ......... 59 m .509
Cleveland .......... 58 57 .504
cities» ............. 57 58 .4981
Whington ........ 49 6’! .428
It. Louis .......... 3s 89 .238
nus—elv-
Yesterday's nasal...
new York 0. Detroit 4'.
It. Louis 3. Philadelphia 2 (first
" our: Pbiiodelphia s, so. Loui's 0
{Hood Issue).
‘ i
i Mined 1. Boston 0.
”-chicsoo 8. Washington 1.
sensors Mill.
m
“resultant”.
. use can not
War .........'Is as us
We .........‘lI st .sss
meats . ..... .....rs is .m
”sis ............ssg is .us
oooooosltoo‘. '. am
cu, stoooisss‘. a om
. ........48 71 .UI
76
in
as
0
his a. Baltimore s.
it 3. Rochester 2.
l a. isrsv city pt.
’1. Providence 6.
. state line to Brewster. a distance oi
_ lobout iiuo miles. would vo Dsnhu %
film...“ connection with [title ”1.“: cine portions at the World's story
system 0! state roads in Putnsm snd‘
Westohestor counties in New York
stste. except for the live-pile stretch
on this aid. of the line. between Lake
avenue. Danbury. and Mill Plain. :
There is strong probability that:
Brewster village. from the and at the?
in; the fall. A good road from thé"
, , . Dr. Allen isld’iir «ll
,vhs‘somuhuued “W“! WW”
‘ T-‘which {honest-lid“ in yesterday’s news-
more. 1"]!!! lath tow-ply my, hood
‘ whs‘tsosverrto so article so childish ‘
f were it. st, for the fact that it stated
' ., short susd‘. or someones-asset
' were-attempted, Mountain use. This
is wholly or tohriostlnn. ‘t i two, so"!
been sued; sis not-holed mod. and can
uevsr be sued by day man for
breach , oi promise or any other
breech."
‘Morting to the monomer stste-
most that Miss Mors' action s tort.
night use to recover money given him
torolothlns while at collotl. hid been
‘ settled out or court. by the payment
of him to Miss More of ”00. Dr. Allen
said: "Several months ago-mot s iort~
lnlght ago—loss before i ever had a
solitary acquaintance in Danbury. i
paid a. sum or money to sun Ayers,
:that was not for clothing. not for any
"ipart of college tuition or lncldeutai‘s—
gto appease a disappointment and in ex-'
lchange fer which i received. and now
; hold. voluntarily signed by the young
woman basalt. and duly executed in
,iegai tom. unclean trons all prom-
,ises. actions.‘ suits, debts. dues. duties.
teams. Antonius. bonds, bills.
,coveasstwe ."
i . Dr. Allen mom his statement by,
incoming to the interview which he
Ewes alleged to have given too. world
importer. "as told in yesterday’s World.
,Istory. oi‘ the “Mir. Dr. Allen said:
Flint" this moment i. have not soon
Easy represented" of any no-wspophr.
:bave made so stoma! st all. and
ithe words accorded to no to what In
‘purportsd to be so interview ol s New
; born "potter. menial!“ The
is the only statement 1 bone undo. or
Sever intend to asks. me i lashthih
tonly toosolonte those on when op-
probriuln has been cast. and who had.
no connection with or knowledge ot‘.
'the case in any way."
At the conclusion or his statement
Dr. Allen showed the reporter a can-
celled check {hr $312.45. made out to
Miss Ayers signed by himself, out
ed March 20. iiili. it was indorsed by
Miss Ayers and her lawyers, the Non
walk firm of Hurlbut E. Davis. Di‘.
Allen said that he gave the mom: to
illiss era by advice of counsel. so
Miss first. had threatened trouble.
and he desired to avoid the injury to
his reputation which would follow any
Iscticl by her. Dr. Allen‘s counsel was
the tins of Keogh d. Csodee. oi Soutu
: Norwolk. in return’tor the money.
.1312 Allen said he received from Miss
"Ayers a legal release. He showed the
release to the reporter, in substantia-
tion of his statement. The document:
was dated March 20, um. '
Dr. Allen was nailed to point out we
v
which he claimed were tslse. lie said
that he was at his wife’s home on'Plor
sent street. in Dsnhury. at the time
that he is claimed to have been listen
viewed hy n World reporter. and that.
hence. the reported interview was "on
has
i [w
. em
m
‘ bury.
‘i.
monastic.» min-
lsrust still. ms or
! (amused m first Page.)
failure to agree with the house and
the sensto sobering the low. will re
main unchongod. The assets lied
voted to with days in September
and add 16 days is January” . '
The law on hunting hsres and wild
rabbits else may remain unchsnsed.
as the sonata. voted to indefinitely
postpone action on the committee re-
port. which some in divided, the ma.
iority desiring to make the season the
some as as. some birds and forbidding
the use of ferrets.
The some insisted on its action in
reiecting'tho toil crew bill. which ear-
lier but passed the home. is the hope
um the house through it committee
of conference. could be induced to
send this matter to the public“ ur-
vioe commission. Senator hisrsdsn
moved adherence to previous action.
but Senator Faun wanted action taken
in concurrence.
Senator Judson tools the position
that. as s, maiorlty of the acute had
tovorod having the matter so to tho
oommisoion. it moody rioht that at
this steal a committob‘ of com
shouldbsssmod tosesltthohouse
would incline that way. The senator
soil that his position was that the
nonfiction should We the matter.
He hilsolt did not lost W to
say how my men should he placed
on o tron But he believed that.
rather the: have action tail utterly.
leaving the law as it is. with paler
isooono’shoodswroauistawhstls
ss evil. that «sum possible
should be doors to harmonise dtlor~
aces between the two branches.
Committee on Custom
Senator Donovan made a speech on:
the matter. saying that the bill was
a humane one, and Connecticut should
do as much for its people as Mass»
chusettrdoes for her cltisons. Sen-
ator historian rotorted thst he be-
iievod' in humans methods just as»
much as did Senator Donovan. Till
senate dually voted. to to n. to aslr
nor a «Minamoto-ea.
The boxing blil~ rejected by the
house came up and dossier Boiler,
got a committee on colder-once. I"
'ssld the bill was not discussed on its
merits in the house. but was rejected
because oi political quarrels in We-
oiii
'tord, was set for today.
I . .3‘. . ‘01
oo‘lhish“ r. all crostios, the
or sssistsdt‘stuts forester were
passed in concurrence with the. house.
r «mess rm .
i. 'Bsoatcrnenovsoeomosn mouth; ,‘
WMWM” rut-envisions the ‘
lM‘ autiiorifl'ngjouth “biorwslltgto is-
sue W ”rifle bonito mused.
The soustobdhrlrod in rejecting the
bill: cartooning. the Multenilfln or
turpentine. which the house had
“The house had an afternoon at iii/0
ill ”will! and the portion shot
\irom Representative Chandler Just as
s. new not was disclosed' was ad- ,
dressed to the Democrats who had '"
voted down a, resolution to appoint a
commission to inquire into the hours
or labor of state employee.
tore, the house had rejected a bill
to place atste employers on an eight
hour hosts. 7 Representative Knight 0!
the appropriations committee had said
that it would cost the state at least
$200,000 a year-additional ii the hill
wonttbrougb. Thou when the bill
was coiled up to have the matter
ioohod into Representative Dunn de-
nounced the practice of having inves» ,
tlxstlug commissions. referring to the
recent "noon ineuiry" is high prices.
The bill went down to detest. and Mr.
Chandler, rising with outspseasl arms.
taunted the Democrats with what they
had done. Sold be:
nice would have been named by the
Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, governor ol‘,
Connecticut. the Democrat, and your
governor."
The bill concerning registration in
dentistry was recommended. The spe-
cial committee which investigated the
high price at necessities pubis a hill
in line with its recommendations. One
provides that breed must bear a label
with the net weight marked on it.
Coal must be weighed and a ticket
showing the net weight must be deliv-
ered to the buyer. These bills were
on made the order or the day for next
Theodor.“ .
mom Como-ivy incorporated».
A resolution incorporating the Bish-
op company of Bridgeport was passed
to concurrence.
Liter o long debate the bill using
the taxation of oyster grounds at.
171,5 mills instead of to was passed.
in the debate it was pointed out that
all the work done is endeavor-lag to
secure more some to the stole in
line with the recommendations of Gov- '
srnors Voodrul and Lilley bod been
thrown swag. mauve Chan-
dlor altered so amendment. but thi
was selected. . »
g . mum “our coss. '-
W'llhsnssterotsosmssdamttome
chartorol the New Haven Water com«
puny. osmm. tsko voter in nu.
Full Train Crow am.
After an extended debate the house
terbury. :
The gift oi land adjoining the Fort l
Griseost tract was accepted in coo,
ourrence siler Senator Mahsn bad'
explained the matter. '
Miltorti Court Illi Passes.
The bill carrying 810.500 to pay Incl
passed these-called roll train. crew
bill, on" detecting the amendment
providing that the matter be referred
to the public utility commission. add
adopting soother amendment altered
by Representative Tlngler. oi'Vernon.
which was simihir to one roiected in
Just be- .
"The commis— .
senators their W of “hard osrpodl the senate and which provides that
salary." u gum“. Psrkor expressodlm‘ passenger. express and mail trains
n. v‘. wad. " v.3 . ”I“ of uwm 3 of ‘9“ (kn mm c." “I070 In.“ be
.3 ”“40 tor WM of the. appro’ one brakeman in addition to the con-
printing committee. “1 which “go 1.; doctor and engine crew and on trains
(or clerical swim and the Wager three cars at lesst two breathes.
£0! u|y.n“ “W of "I. cow‘nfl smendment ”IO provides that
“i
L!
. t...
L J
“ (i
Berkey
Out in Grand Rapids M
making liner and better For
the state apartment pf Versai
producing of Period Furnitu
key 81 Gay excel, and the l
scope of centuries, including
is worthy of copying.' 1f ei
cabinet makers, Chippendale
this sphere and take one loo
bearing his name or sign, he
fashion. “Wh’cre under heav
things ?" That is the idea, so
good, so faithful a portrayal
the name of Berkcy & Gay st
turc.
This week there is Show
dow, a solid Mahogany Bed
is Fourth
germ
Bordcred
W? I I merited
son,
19¢ 3
Width 40 inches; practi
signs. ‘
tfl~rmltykl thgl N: “
‘ is... of Fu
ial, three pieces, Bed, Dresser and Chiffonier.
Furniture Store other pieces are ready for inspection.
‘ Embltrhtb 11151,
The Store Closes at 5 O’clock Except Saturdays
tniture from
8: Gay
cssrs. Berkley & Gay are
uiturc than ever came over in
the Mayflower,,antl just as good as any that ever adorned
lies or the Louvre. -Tllc re~
to is the craft in which Ber—
istcf “periods" is really the
everything of merit, or that
titer of those, two rcvcrcd
ur Sheraton, coulll return to
k at the number of pieces
would ask in bewildered
cn did I ever make all these
mcyvhat. The Furniture is so
of the original design, that
ands for perfection in Furni-
. s
n in the Main St. comer win-
room Suite, American Colou-
In the
o
floor, Carpet Store elevator.
G
More Attractions in Summer Dress Geods
Lawns and Batistes
to close.
Qualities that have been 25 and 35c through the sea-
yard.
cal for skirts. Attractive (l6-
Wash Goods Section.
Eire B. n. Emil clumping.
A showing
tor it has
at is worth
however had.
Dutch collars. Now digs
i deep sailor Cellars. s so
Neckwear
cbooen with great care. and we be-
lieve it is the most sttrsctive Neckwear Stools we
Irish Leos Stools Collars. imh Lace and Swiss
Louder“ Collars, embroidered or plain.
(your fullest consideration,
Pleated Johnna, bondoome.‘
g variety of Middy Ties,
A large
Danbury will be able to secure the “"3““! product °f imagination."
contraction of ‘ state road from that l World said that .Dr. Allen stated to a.
city to the New York state line in"world reporter. '83" ””9““ to m.
the near future. Such ‘ like! at road . and" 1 accepted her. out of [escrow
would malts an important link in in-L‘ty;
tor-state travel, connecting as it would? '1 h.“ known m” Ayers f" four
with the state highway item Dsnhury teen or iiiteon years ‘n'mff at ”m”
to Norwslit and the highways to w.zteen. as the m" m‘ “u D"
terbury and outward and northward” An." “N m" A”?! “l“ were at
to the Berkshire region. The meme 3 “° “W “W“ mm" m ”"9“”
tie at a am clsss road bot-woos Dsn- l W“ “Y m“ d“ “W “V“ "° ""
bin and Brewster would noon [0an k” m” 3““ ”fl“ WV”
great deal oi additional automobile“l ‘ cent “5 ““W from Kiss ‘4'"
travel to sod through Danbury andg to: clothing “h". 1"“ a mm 1
lwould bring considerable business studied “M” from M to 1M ‘t
there. a medical coitus in Philadelphia still
my education cost me “.000.
“’l‘ho trouble between lies Ayers
’rowroasmoosmr. ‘1‘“ m“ m“ m' ‘9'“ um
' , bliss mu hss tossed it obsess thst
HARTFORD, MI. 33.-TM charter I» m. 1 VI" t. b. .m" m
for the trolley road from Huntington; DI. Mb; '0; m ”in m M
to Bridgeport. to be known as the]... “m. and. 5.. gm 3 no.”
Shelton it ”Bridsoport Traction 00.. ; "my. "in W in. gut any»
which was uttered as so amendmentllu nor a... club. co. m a." is:
..
"on.“ case mil HUNTING—
to an unfavorsblo report or the rail- ; "mu“ to m, “'3 M1“ ~
-~ A Botbsl Street Relive? Co. at some
road committee resuming, torso in;
Huntington-was pssssd by the house
today. The charter, follows tho.usual
term. and the only obisction is the
house durins debate was from the
numbers oi the rsilroad committee.
The proposed route is so yellows:
months corner at flows «on. and
‘iitldoo street. in Shelton. this“!
Brian‘strsst to Corals avenue, to
Wooster street. thence by hiohwsy or
prints way to Huntington W.
thence to the tracks oi tits nonbury
3:an point is ihotows oi Trom-
V ”s y ‘ 2
lent to thoWorld report/st that "when
he wos molested iron all”. 9”
7W Weather end i tools the house
on Death late onset old MW”.
hosrd with us sis that be not. has
so m", Dr. Miss soil M the
truth of tho nastier woo obsoiut'oip to
the contrary. “i paid tor the house.
and lot lilo Aron sad her mother
in. .em trots isolates-cu. .1, until j
.hsrii. 1911. because». she “”11”
Minllryu m. at is: M
were menus or second her mother.“
is‘i‘sssl‘ils e are has.»
4e
that Dr. Allan mmm
her thst she was too soot forties. as x
m» by m warts. Dr. NW
3"1 otters told itiss ms illli i so.»
moist-snodnstrsishtshi. men
must sloth? sale or. or
net's sit rim. is tetilahi'
notice as usual employed on sssistant'
clerk. The amendment to the char.
tor or the billion}. mm was possum
giving the power 0 eminent oi a.
Justice there to serve in ooui‘t’sbould
the (soot! iudse be sbsont.
Booster Park report“ that the con
knees committee on the death do.-
sus bill favored striitirsu 'out the
minimum 01’ mm for a death and
retaining the maximum um of 310.-
M. Thlswssladotloollfloitho
ill! for todsy. together with-tho silt.
rtax matter. Appropriation bills so tsr
mount in “8.530.511. Tho-II” Isl
boionitahill tosllowthostsiatvssb
our to issue bosdssto the mount oi’
$5.0M. teeevor doloiosslos and the
«hoses. shins stats for them two
.idss‘is to memos tbs mount 3}
bosons be omissions-limos
will not be assaults.
Vote sorrel-trait. -
the nuts voted to hove a portrait
oi _ meanest-devotes: Indies
node mid bong intthfloiloor‘s room
A chansons them role neurons
the appointment ot a ohspiaiu woo
m successes-sucrose
sssssslloshsli servo. , 2.. _ ,
’llhs smote slhssso belts serious,“
roles” the stats Wt hill.
:‘Ilhl‘sluils thosnssloe; .
yssrsovos sudsbevsthsiuens-‘no
‘ Islam oestrus. reg. “fun one.
” his: lbhmwst’mooo tor smut:
freight trains at 35 care and over. not
run so through trains between termi-
nals. shall here in addition to the en-
gine crews s conductor. two brakenren
and s m. This makes disagree
log cotton with the senate. The house“
voted not to reconsider.
OW 'fos Illi.
As recommended by the committee
on losses the house passed the bill
arm, listed the rats or 11% mills
on the assessed valuation of the prop-
erty. The amendment proposing a not
rats oi as so sure tor productive
mamwmuacrojerun-
productive arouads was rejected otter
on hour's debuts. ii! to lib.
Ansel-1 “prowl-tier: bills.
The sooato passed the armory sp-
naphtha bill carrying anon: other
ions Ill mastic: at «0.000 tor
the election ol s stsbs armory i9 Doll-
bun- .
The Mono! the semis isnot duel.
cinemas the bill must so to the
'm‘ at r‘onssssotstivos also. but its
rm. by the hours is predicted by
those who are closely in touch with
the matter. it is canceled. that the
“mawiliaetupohthsmsuarowith,
the do: or two. _ .
_ The action by the solute roster”
l‘toiiowsttlt colonisation-we hours.
is curtains st uls mum email-
iprosrleiioas. in oddities topsoil»-
but"! opprobrisiioe tho-bill. HM
ss- ‘W‘iiis «mu-sewer rm»
" 8.000 tor repair-sins tho ilridx‘opert
“Wm on. to Is: ithbo m
“Mum-sues , ~
er
M: M In: contain oi the
«tumors ism m‘TW'
moraine the isolation oi oyster '
assortment at Wings and Folds, etc.
Watching for what is new and good is part of our
business.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
nmm‘
I ' Ho " V ' .s
tion “1 m” cm” W m “m' smog-3.3:?! 8.1:)”. doom
explained the reasons why WWII- i-i. Ksnonso. J. H. Brown, bliss Gar-
"°" ‘°" ““M‘“ “mm” “3'; Mandate-d. u. w. Loose. M. so
other places but not been recon-end, m l'. lilberman, ii. W. wou-
sd. His arsolsoot was that this time
ingtoo sol wire; W. D. Nnoohteil. J.
“w m m" hrs-r “WWW” w. puberty. lap-ton; lamool 8m-
thsn bod boos governed by recon-”fin i). 1!. HM “Mum; W. M.
undone-s oil the “Juan maul. .Knspp. Miss L. Kilo». BtamI‘Ord; 1‘
.mm LIVE! I“ "I“ I”. for ”‘ uwnm F. ”mu". a A: w
Waterbury Mn t" M‘Mh'mr’ oer. New Haven; 1... Clark. 1". A. no“
Hooker sod Booties? tor cavalry troop '
It Hartford. senator m believed
lin helping troop n as a business pro-
position. now Donovan
uslnst tho subsection-ow looser tor
modal. cowboy torture.
so amendment sacred. by ilsastsi'
Wdodrufl to. out the 'Iroopa 'sppro-
bristles, .to Wm lost solo s
The bill as amended, was tootsie tho
the, total appropriated is
. . “W - ‘ .
altos. Musmsussso 01cm
ran .
shunts. Aug. ”Lemmi- wu-
riisls' hes new the decorstln or
the Otdpr st in: ass. mas. Second
We. m .5
l"
loan. Now Britain; l". G. Wan. Rich-
,lnond. Vs.:‘ AHA. Style}. Ktnostoo. hi.
1:; c. 0. Styles. Illusion, N. 1.: ll.
Kill end wife, ”We; 8. 0. BID-
nmtnohhury; L. n. Hurlbut‘t. Wit-
ton; E’W. mwmimJbsluth, Him; .~
6. a. row Gossyville. Wm; m.
, Q
o. F‘iottier. unset-u; c; J. Pidoson. o. g 7T
lethal-son. city; l-l. Vitosonbers, New
York. . .
' {mm rssmoreovmslesm
he countermeasure at 1'6th .
to: the men wascmpfliflhlsstisr.
rave-m blur. W a semi- ,
am. when Gsorse Pentecost won:
the mt who. .pldnsy “Np”: flit) ‘1;
rsl' silver «enormously immi‘ ‘ i
also newsroom-chard this who
muscled.» tho wisuo’s ermine. -
rinse modules. 3 Rest wosh the yum
Zisdtss willfsmt a, bedroom . , ides.
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