“CRWALK‘ BOARD
. you TRADE.
identQNchemiah Cdndee.
eel- resident—Charles J. Pid-
the Anti-Bunrugists,lias agreed:
nesday‘ evening, Mrs. Stoddard
diary-"Frank W. Hadley.
su‘rer-oMatthcw Corbett.
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‘Hlty Editor's Rosidencel
. ntomou‘ovan none. '0
‘ only two important exccp»
FianceAnud. Japan. of the invi.
. oneeanded to all nations to
dipole in the, Panama cnnal ex-
‘ mun-lat San Francisco in 1915, and
face got the refusal of Great
thin and Germany to take any part
’, helai‘iair, it is predicted that it will!
suffragists, and to say “They are
:As regards fair argument
slots are always ready to answer
the faith that is inflthem.
during the last month.
are of reunion.
Suffrage Association, had been at
cottage in Ueru until the day D
the meeting.
n is organized. it seems to‘beiehm'ge 0‘ “‘9 00mm“ “’m‘k.
rally votodlhatthe national ex-. Ila-2:? 1:11;!)lfr50tly there is t0 be 18,5ions. and whom it is expected will Class A. ' ,
on business has been greativ ‘ g L ("‘9 the Committee 0!! accomplish great things in the future. Elapd Cord
‘ Rules of the House of Representatives second to him was Walter Marius, the iidcp. Start. Finish. Time. Time. Pts.
‘ worked. at Washington on the plea of the wogyoung lad who finished second. in~ thejsienora .......... ............... 2% 51:15 415730 2:42:30 2:38:26 2
j invthis country each time Congress f men 'fOl‘ the appointment 0f a woman three-mile swim around the liglithiiuseliii‘earless ......................... on, 2:15 5:08:35 2:53:35 2:43:01 1
has been asked to finance a world's suffrage Committee 01' ihe H0088 aim for the championship of Connecticut Clan 3.
fair response has been more and more liar to that of the Senate. The no yesterday afternoon against such ter- " ’ ' Elap‘d Ccr‘d‘
‘thntly given although finally ilhe ‘ an fee) that such a committee “ll“ be riflc obstacles. ; lldcp. Siart. .l-‘mish. Time. Time. Pts.
_ ’ ‘ "“1011 better able to gll‘e consideration‘ :Bidney Brown. of Tokenoke, proved Flicker ..................... , ..... ".9 2:20 4:59:40 2:39: 40 2:36:28 2
. requisite millions have been doled out. to the amendment of the United himself 3 wonder in the men’s him-leiaka ......................... 10 2:20 5:14:48 2:54:48 2:29:15 3
" lining with 1876 the several world ' States constitution abolishing 011 sex tired-yard event, easily defeating hlslAiethea .......................... 5 2:20 2:05:25 2:45:25 2:37:26 1
$50,000,000 of the mom“ mined on Judiciary to which?
money, and many very patriotic per--
Bthihnve argued that .such nutionnifwoman Shifmgo Committee of
lions] return; that the benefit \vasyflble report 10 ”19 Senate 0“
itiined to limited regions and. that
.,‘ 9 states where the fairs art held
00 private individuals should hear; woman suffrage. '
r t e' brunt of expenditure. ' The choice of August, lith for
0! course. most of our exhibitions hearing was made by Chall‘mfi“ “'3
have been commemorative. oi matterslof
in! Imuch moment. but some of them’
we been organized solely for the ex-I
Women Voters which is to 1101
conference in Washington. August
14, and 15. As those voters are
tract vast money-making crowds. states it seemed desirable to take
After the Panama canal celebration, ' mm“? or the ”WWW“ 0' ’9.“le
‘for which the United States govern.
am. has contributed more than long that the (7. W, S. A, should 1:
000,000, it is possible it will be its representatives at the meeting
found that the country has really run
' cot: stood muses for these cale-
:bratione, am: that if slates and cilios‘
‘ ht them they must themselves (coin-hat Mayor Harrison in arranging
WSA.
filthy.” yield a profit from the men in that citY. in response to
: | “title. {will of the City Council which has
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LAWYER AND ounm‘. spiucon for them on thatorco,
For some days nonunion the humid
nation of Jumcii M. Sullivan. recently
itppolniod Minister to the Dominican
flopublic. has been held up, principal.
. tor the reason that he served in:
W! for "Jack" i‘louo. tho gambler,
it he llcuiiiirlmi case, who turnod
amusement, and ihulr work will
rather preventive than repress
pit; who fruquont those pincoii so
platoon have become surrounded.
.mm most umwwory helm; when by the Mayor to tho
the World usually attract
for the hililliilii. class. Yet in}: impaction mm the
who any rcndnltfl growing rut of
r’s conviction let’s know about
y.
’thm are any "other grounds"
objeotim to “M“ ”W oi
thrift some out. if hot. mom him.
with truth Tellurium.
’ _ ...“.
ii’flliliimn rs: LAW.
' muons whon'thoy want to he
' — in. law and public Wild;
in the: constitution.
preserving the childruu’s health.
. .4,
i nominated by President Wilson
who on! alumina. some and
. ‘ on... similar Chittmdhn. do. in
‘ '* ' undoubtedly the best speakariamongr
. 3;- » . . more and more adopting ,the attitude|
ATURE ALMANACFOR fibfinlifiely $0an ill) by Miss Allcc‘Paul
lTOMleéOW.‘ ”in reaard to the An‘tis, when these}
men and We will not attach them." .
The Fail-held County * Workei‘lsfi
meetlnti at Glenbl'Wk 13'“ Tuewaif'land the meal with which they tillediwas broken, when“‘tne' contest was do
"9'6" interesting fmm ill! 50‘3““ asDeatfijtlioli‘ poles, often resulting in at spillt‘clared off until theme)“ dull. 0n the
as “:9” “S (01‘ ”‘9 reports that WGN‘ for one or both, made the sport cxcit~ failure (it’ll‘brnis’and drayto‘put in an
made of suffrage work‘ in the county ‘mg, This event ended up in a tie.‘ appearance renter-day, Inukhal‘t and
Many of the: spartan St. John and Joseph thurt’ St. John were awarded the prizes by
workers had been away on their van battling successfully andineurli' eunwlitetauit. .
cations and there was the added pleas- Jy with iHorace M. Gray and wuiiam‘,
Mrs. H- H. Knox 0i; H. Ferris. The play-off was to have-l
New Canaan, chairman of Fall'fleld'
County in the Connecticut Womanl
ions and had made the long journey
especially in order to be present at serious of the sports, was handily won
During her absence, by Alan 10. Moses. of the Knob .Club,
, ong before any other world exhl-‘ Miss Emily L. Plumhley had been in‘ a youthful swimmer who
Bfihnditure is not Justified by-any‘sebaie has made a unanimous favor-“’ly that four had finished before he
amendment, although before the hear- 5
lugs on the questionseveral members among the young lady diVeTB. WNW About one hundred enthusiastic. devo-
‘ol' the committee had been opposed to H. Wheeler. of Tokeneke, 083‘“ came toes
.in order to accommodate the Council
., pl'oitatlon of certain cities and to no course chiefly from the far western
the question is now under considoru»
lion by the executive board of the C.
The newspapers of Chicago report
tile bills of show that have generally the appointment oi ton woman police-
contly passed on ordinance crcntlnit
'i‘hc
. women will have aliporl'ltiion of hunch-
i‘B, iiabco roiiorln and other pincos of
They will oxoruisn over tho young poo
thing of tho motlicriy care which lsi
iibeunsnry to guard them from the duo-1
porn with which too many of thorn,
'lu Philadelphia a now departure is;
minimum ot a woman lilmhi clean-l
Philadelphia
papers received the announcement 1
will be an ulna ally in the work or
CWLOMATE AMI POUTiGiANO.
tine Preston , hicdoodwin of Ohio»
homo, about who nothing is known
outside of that state. vim micron mm mm mm Wm filial
mistrust in Vonccucia. it state which:
iii now threatened with another row"
'ilhat ointioa. A man at diplomatic «we
of pmtaoihn in this country “law It“ known Wilma .
; mm to he required ibr the mission
moment the present times-w
‘ 3:0! entrants to each event. The va‘rious
' industries sports were moot! in a. coni-
‘ inaudible ”bushland 'raiid‘cta‘dl credit
“ n those who hadisrra‘nsudithoni.
ha Club home and? the long. pier to
a club floats were crowned'with the
" xconleatmts: their Willis and roll!“
i
icovarod with pleasure boats which
t“invert: anchored in vantage points from
meat Mrs. Carlos F.0todd‘ard of Now which to view the races and drying
Huvenin debate at Madlsml next Wed ‘ matches.
is al
'out-oi-town organizations. All were:
received courteously and were gener-
ladies make attache “9°“ h““‘Vl‘im‘liouul‘y awarded prizes'for their respec-
Wo' litiv‘o winnings.
fort place, is was especially laugh-produc-
ing this time. The earnestness with
which the tilters entered into the sport
taken place yesterday aitemoon, but
as Ferris and Gray did not appeal
her their opponents were awarded the
P6?“ prizes. '
The liali~mile swim. ono of the more
RES
ltlnguialied himself on (orator occa-
tions of America have coat more qualification for voting than the Com. rivals, although John Farrell. son at
the ‘Jamaa H. Farrell. the steel king. was
amendment would otherwise have” to a strong second. Mr. Moses led this
go. they point to the fact that the event until the seventy-live yard mum: walk Y
the where the pace told upon him so grent-'
l
the reached the line.
Miss Eleanor Moses proved supreme;
lived, and‘ the spectators. The waters ‘
surrounding? the-club were. literally
, ’l‘lle contestants came from the; D. Day and Wintriugbam defeated
pleasing and convincing speaker, and ‘ Yacht Club, the Norwaik Country Club; O. Cay .
the debate ought to be an ““3“"le the Knob Club..the vBalle Island Club:
inlelefii‘nfi ““8". The Bliffmslslfi a” the Tokoneka club. and from“. the".
Stamford Yacht Club and several other] Lockliart and St;
Perhaps the canoe tilting. was the:
‘ however, most interesting of all the events, andtl
the case is different and the Suffrau a laughable exhibition in the bran Cheddar-ton and :Mcidugh.
dis-l mnry was as follows:
‘ E. Jr. mils Island; “ m ' i ,, , _ .
domino. Build island. I (continuum-om um page,“
, toluene tulips? ' ‘ --—-~+ . a
lTil'tiugi-A-Firl‘ti‘flhund. cult» course and the swimmers were
3 _. ‘ , (ill‘irat‘: mp, beset by tide, wind and squalis.aud
Mchhart and Si. Jlohu i’et Staboii established a record for
‘iBaldwl‘nwnnd n. Gill , . the threemiie‘ course. ‘ ‘
- (newsman). - In thence were several crack swim-
;mearle and” Bette defeated H. more. among“ them the old favorite.
iiimith and: 0. Leo. . ‘ Clifford 1H. *Benadlct, better known as ,
‘i , “ (Third heat). . _ “Hop." whose works in the past hallo.
w; flipemg‘find‘ H Gray dél’oated' addcd‘famhl‘tb his name, and Thomas
known me Bhldwin. “Watson: orifiiiotlaud: other was an“
j. .tii‘ourthlheailo ; _ knownhere until halswam. For one
if}. 'Ghaddcrton “that W..,‘J.rliicliusli, reason or‘ another he was delayed
Jr., defeated Wesson and'Phimer. greatly, unfamiliarity with the course”
(Fifth heat). being one reason, but be finished
game. though last. ‘
ridiculed fl. .
‘ and orayer, Stahell is desarvingl of all the praise
; Gecond‘ Round. he is receiving for his attainment of
(First heat). success. He has workedfhard to get,
John defeated himself in condition, and be was per-
' ‘ fectly lit when he dovafrorli “the dock
with. his opponents at the sound of the
gun. Hold up by a stitch in his shit!
when near thw lighthouse,- his trainer
feared that he would lose too much.
ground by waiting to have a chance.
but just as things seemed: slipping
away from him. he started ahead
again and forged onward to the finish.
it. was a pretty race for a mile out
between Stabell and Benedict. The
two veterans swam, side by aide. the,
single overha'nd stroke being used’ by
each. the arms rising and falling: in
unison. When Staball's cramp carnal
Benedict: took an‘ angle off" to» tha‘
southwest, which enabled. Stabell to
make more than enough to cover his
loss by being forced tostap.
blaring, Corcot'an. Watson and Pol-
icy. next four in order. out up an in«
terestinz contest on the way to the
lighthouse, the swimmers sprinting,
now and then, and changing places
oontinualiy.’ Maring and Cameron
swam strongly, however. and with‘
Earle and Betta. . ‘
. I (Second heal).
Gray and Ferris defeated Wintring-
‘hnm antimony?» , 34
(Third heat). ‘
.iSt. Julia and altiockhart defeated
Finals. .
‘ , Gray and: Ferris and" hockiiart and
ist. John spurred {until a tilting pole
Tthftemoon Races.
‘ Only. two bontspartlcipated iii the
”Closed-Monte of the sixth race of the
season, in the afternoon, and only
I three were in theClasa is race. as the
lowuers found. it impossible to partici-
pate. There was a fine breeze and no
accident occurred to mar the pleasure
of the racing yachtsmou. The sum-
' "(he Evening gmoker. Polley‘olose on thelr'heels. left Wat~
Saturday's festivities at the Nor. 1 3°“ 1“ “‘9 '9” before‘the ““3“ 0' the
' iii-st half.
aoht Club came to a close witbl
a line smoker. in the evening. tender-
ed liy Mitsubmbrffi their
guests, the mambcra‘of the,.Knickei--
hooker Yacht Club and. their guests:
of the sport were luattendanceq.
l.
. of Summer Merchandise at positive savings of from one-third to one.
‘we court comparisou during this great Clearance Sale. See What oth-
er store- are. offering. Compare‘waiue for value. Such an investiga-
Bcginuing oi
’FOURTH‘WEEK
Thousands. of
'* “Dollars" Worth
half off regular prices.
, if than. is a. chads Wdoub‘t in your mind as to where to, buy
tlon‘wlil make xou, all the more enthuala-tlo .ahout our
Clearance Sale (lifetime.
superior
“NORWALK'S.' BU
’0
SY* CORN ER
ciaily kept as follows: _ .
How they rounded the lighthouse: ‘
'l‘hose entered in the contest wem'lfaring“........
15 follows: Mthur,.5lflb6n..0llffogd ll; Comma ..........3:151 ;
.lBonedict, Joseph Comma. Raymond you» . ..... ~. : ..... 37:25 ‘
Parker. Samuel Policy. Life drivers; lwatson
: Walter ’Maring, Darlen; Thomas Wat-1 Parker
. son, of Scotland, and W. J. Brady, ofl How they finished at the beach:
w. ...—......” Mm
“80000" won an:
.....wtyi nice man “WAKE"
Start. Mark. W 0
43:23:“. . 2:: 233213: Answering a challenge {mm James
l . .. . . . . £35 . 3:57:30 Trowbridge, of NWPtonfjowner of the
.. . . . . 3:58:00. Speedy l-Wake," vR. 'W.‘J_ Klngnn, Own
“tidied 9" 9‘ the “Scans" of the Nomaih
315 4:01:00 Yucklmuh' sent‘Thomaa Mc‘Hiish‘and
.. .......... 3:15 4:05:00 a sa 0" £1‘1eml to race the challenge.
on Saturday. The "Scoop" proved
:her supremacy beyond all doubt.
into fume by winning the men’s fancy; and the occasion proved one of “mi Norwalk. Start. Finish. The race was held under ideal aaii~
the "diving. his beautifully executed blurs-most enjoyable all hands had ever: TM ”“9 w“ 5‘3”?“ by ”19 firing 3‘3““ -------- 3‘15 4:32:00 ing weather. a stiff southwesterly
dry as incotiui; with superal approval and participated in. Over a dozen vesselsg 0f 3 015““ will fully W0 “WWW“ 900‘ M371“ ------------ 3515 434739“ wind pushing both fleet craft around
favor, miss Ethel Becker was first! of the Knickerbocker-s, on the annual pie saw the swimmers start and Concoran .......... 3:15 4:48:00 the course. it we” a race at for the
d u in the glrig' fifty yard swim, the speed icrulao to the eastward. anchored oil! spread out for their long drill. "The Policy ............. 3:15 4:50:00 eyes of kings and nobility. and at the
13. she has developed in the 1m '3' the Hickory Bluff station in the late W“ “3 c“l"- ““3" “'9 "'"ndfl’fiene‘lm ----------- 3:15 415”” finish line the local club boat led by
of years pushing her to tho fore and sum afternoon, and after dressing ships and shower which had delayed the bcgiu~‘ Watson ............ 3:15 5:12:00 over four minutes.
ing for her a strong finish. Miss
ad.
» 01' event.
them in Washington at that time. The: William Cooper, an unusually welll
Connecticut Representatives are nnx- ' deroloped lad of fifteen. won the boys’ toaster 0f ceremonies and about 8:30} All went well until the lighthouse from ”hugging, refining that to
o’clock opened the evening's program.‘ “1‘3 1‘9“th. when 3 3‘1““ from “‘9 struggle further was useless exertion.
Ferris Md Gray. the “will“ ml“, 'i’rofossor liubheli's orchestra provid-l 50‘1““"9'" put in an appearance. 5“?" This was the aec0nd annual long
log loam. W011 “‘9 mile "“9“ “WM“ ad exceptionally lino instrumental “HP! “0" and “"30" did “ M0": “0‘“ '09“ distance me here. Last year it was
00008 race. although 1‘30"" and Batm sic. rendered all the popular also. in “10 ‘hrm‘mfl‘m‘ mark was "W31“, won by «Fred S. Stubell. brother of
i which several good vocalists from the ed by tho leaders. the WW3? had We“ this year's winner.
ave fifty-yard swim handily.
and
saw: them it hard tubule.
George Hague Chaddorton. of the
for Yacht Club. won in full charge of the
events and handled them with credit
to himself. The judges were Messrs.
George E. Curtis. ll. Clark and‘tleorac
l“. lit-area. whouo decisions worn no?
curate and satisfactory in every par-
ticular.
'i'ha ooniploto list of evontii unit the
way they terminated hi do follow»: ‘
‘ Men’s Swim-vim Yards.
1. Bldnoy Brown. 'i‘olinnoiiu.
2. John Farrell. Yacht Club.
.l. Winn-Instinct. italic island. 2
fancy minnow-Girls. l
Pta.‘
1. Eleanor Moses. Knob........2li
Jenn iiumniicr. Knob ........3l\
Alton hams. Knob ...........lii
mm civilian-Mon.
tho
re.
bu
lvo.
incl
9“
us- i
m
.......ali
if. Whociur. Tohimohe
i33%!emlMilli-iggliyr.,l.llmfnnfx with the tom remark than the only! 2. Mon id. Mom, itnob .....mgg
‘ «tom of Einlllvnn'u Cnytngcurm hoopla “0 Willi! but like the nor} E. WNorI-hidttmhw.
_ nonunion: would be the 5mm claim-i. om for Mill! Plow
thin nose. and it was said unit 1.“
tion silo had been made to nui- m3 WWW“: who would find “m , . ,5;
on othcr mounds. inalilcicnt work would no longer pass it. Moons, ltnob W1
We hold- “ brief for Mr. dullivan, oven in the pool: streets and Will“. a. Morris, Knob H'Yrdw'
g“. certainly milthl to be mm” mont rumpus. it iii the medium or, 0 13le owing-00b a a.
who mutated in: tho score that “"9”" patio 0' u” ““3 who will 1’1“”, 1' mm Wm’fgm island
defended host it film,“ W mammalian to rejoins, for Mm} 2. ’i‘hcma . .
. . {with W. Plume, this mm mummy)”. Mixed ”with. 0M!“ Rm. .
1. Ralph Farrah and Ethel biopsy.
nails island.
a. H. Clark and Helen Smith, belie
island.
flow “Vilma-40 Yum.
1. William Cooper, hello island.
“a W. ‘11. Nrriil and H. 1!. cm,
(huh.
it. Palm and “Warm. Stamford
Yacht Gibb.
Mow-“div Nils.
:
i
infill! cluvorost
Knob. i
I. it. Earle end ft. m. timtry-
partaking of the evening meal conic hing of the event for- a few moments.
the local members of the Yacht Club.
Smrfimry George E. Curtis actedaa everything appeared ideal.
visiting yachts participated and added whipped ‘0 ‘3 “m“ it “3 a “‘9’
to the affect of the music. which upsct canoes and made sali-
Jolin W. Wattle. of Normik, the aver bouts come to anchor and held been
popular baaso. was ham: in several the swimmers in a discouraging faith»:
selections, and responded to encorea. ion. All but Station wereibiown north
The “Loni Chord" was most directive- easterly from own course and thol
ly given, with piano and violin accom. oat-smart found great diillculty in:
poolth by Mafia“, plumper and, heading their hosts on tho route. l
l‘iuhbuli. . l The squall lasted quite a time, but
The feature of that evening was “matched finished when it had reached
Worm program, presented by Pm its zenith. He who wildly cheered by
tensor historian. of New York, dis is the crowds which thromied tho beach.
sleight-oniiaud artist the roadway to the pier and the grove.
lust
who has ever appeared in The Nora All WM! again cairn when the
walks and for over an hour be bold wwimmor finished.
the audience avail-hound by his skill Thu committee 5°” “’35 hard ”9““
till manipulation of cards. money. ml in lighting will mile on our. 0nd of
hondkorohiooi. knotted cords and the only two aboard the draft. was
rolled. flags. etc. He hits a good dingo limited in twain by tho demanded:
ordnance, and keeps up I.“ witty convert offon of the stalwart roworu. it look.
nation that in lound to delight all. ,od for a time as though the craft
At the conclusion of the program all would swamp, but a lillwmitmil and
ndiournoii to the banquet room. whoro macotul landing With effusion at the
It delicious supper wits served. dock mad the committee ruccivod the
Tim following vessel and their own- swiminorii at the finish line. from tho
ml were mprouantad among tho duct unit to the last. When the our proton
at the Kaichnrbmltmr the good part remaining :0pr Dim“
traction "...... lamination: bouncer. 5board and a visiting liridxuport ills
Widonwl'lcovtlommodnro nudism. lsawar leaped into tho boiiiuti “it!"
(Thornton- ' wire-e mum. Jill! maxim the implement. Mind
'i'omdormtiiiplain ram. magnum into the boat by his brethren
Unwanashwtlnptaln Sands. ‘ therein.
Ninteawdlspiniu Middlahrooiin. The outlook on the boat guiding
momentum ‘iioaim mitsr mun: broke or its rm and
Vondaiiwt‘taptain Dreamer. ’in the teeth of all‘ that tlmiiiu'wind’
fanned borwttautsiu stillborn. atoms: Talmud“ rowed out in the
Parker was cold and forced to leave
Thoreau Farrell won second in ma: “"0?” Mid enjoyed the hospitality or “d the “’5‘" W“ Wilt The 8“" the water at the lighthouse. Zemau
;was not too bright either, and in fact and Brady found the fight with the
A squall too much tor them and gays up
i
’I’BMW l8 HOT
. .
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 11.4.0031
baseball men gave credence today to
a tip that Manager MoGraw, of the
Giants, in dealing with St. Louis for
Fifi". ilasamaa Konotohy and has ‘of-
fared firut baseman Murillo and Phi
char Wiltsa in cit-change. Since the
golf squabble in which 7‘
iMcfiruw and Merkle have not been
tho beat of friends.
After the Pirates had hit Mathew-
son for seven runs in an inning. fol-
lowing I colt nine in tho morning
batman Marian aul Mathewson, Mo
Grow forbade both of them to
the come again during the handball
sir-non.
dorsalttio order and incurred lite-
fiiruvr's displeasure.
duller llumrinn. according to his
own “Moment is ready nod willing to
trail! his whole team. to got together
a willing combination for mat: your
wit hits «it! thatltowouldimitcnb
most my sacrifice to strengthen his
pitching staff. it Whom: that he
use. Wilton and hit: a high opium:
of We.
The ‘Scaup" has won many hard
races and is acknowledged as one of
the speediest of her class.
..._-.,.._ . ......ww
NORWALK TEAM EASY WlNNED.
-————.
H. Jackson's Bowling Main Factor to
Defeat of Bridgeport Cricketon.
ll. Jackson's bowling was too strong
for the Bridgeport Cricket team,
.whloh want down to defeat to tho
, Norwsliis. on the iatter'a srounds,tlnt-
.urdey afternoon, the final result be-
ing: Bridgeport. 30: Norwallc, 07; for
six wickets. Jackson took six. 'wicii~
All for nine runs; while in. Hawlay
ihlorwaik) took three for 1-1 rune.
For the losers. .l. W. Ambler was
top scorer with seven runs and A.
stand next with six, not out. The
halting feature of the day was for-
dished by T. Barr. who played a mot
inning for ti? runs. 8. Stevenson also
played well for 13.
For Bridgeport A. iiutturworth took
two wickets for 24 runs. and C. l.
litmus. one for 2t. Umpiresmihcaurs.
mugs and H. limbo.
A Furnished Room to item? it
deniiuoi wont chain 5 it to it far
nlslod Mir wit mm)
hint—I'V-
*—
AFTER KOIETMW
Mathewson.
blur
uterine and Malay both lit- .Hiwmo
"Poitier." aid the small boy who
was reading an old—fashioned story.
”what no moor plums?"
“it's hard to say, my son. amne-
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