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ESTABLISHED BY
JAHES GOLDEN.
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psopmsrons.
ikONDAY, JULY 20, 1914.
F
ilNlATURE ALMANAC FOR
1‘0le QRROVJ.
High tide 9:32 a. m.: 9:48 p. m.
Sun rises 4:38; sent 7 20
EVENING SENTINEL TELEo
PHONE CALLS.
yrs—«News Department.
.1-3——Business Department.
:388 -—Br.mch Office, Norwalk.
- he ——Editor’ 5 Residence.
1114 Iii—City Editor’ s Residence.
ATTORNEYG'ENERAL LIGHT CAN-
DIDATE FOR RE-NOMINATION
We are authorizcti to say that Atv,
torney General John Ii Light will be
a candidate in 1111- 110211 llt-puhlican
- convention for a rcnominntion for At-
torneyflencral. lll an interview today
with a Sentinel
'General Light said,
hard during my term. and haw given
the State my best sci1ice,uud l 1'ch
that the record I lime made untitles
lie to a rcvnominntion.“
We believe that Judge Light‘s su-
is 210-
i'cportcr, Attorney
"1 have worked
perlor service to Connecticut
.knowledged by all who haw followed
his judicial carccr 1111 Attorney (ion-
, uni. He has made an cnvinblc record,
We cannot believe that the Republi-
can pal,” espcciuli5 Ill a time when
her strong men are needed will rc-
' 1qu a renominatlou to this strident
' public servant. Judge Light has gi\'-
'. on lils best service to Connecticut, the
' mull. of which reficctsso much credit
'Q him. The Kepllltlli 1111 party ones it
to the people. and to its own best Iu-‘Ii
~ latest, to make strong nominations.
There Is a feeling that tho prcscnt is
~I. splendid opportunlt5 to win the
”SQ, election this full. and thereby,
' tore the State go1ernincnt to the
moonlight oi the Republican party.
I! to secure the tongrcssmen and a
M States senator to stand 1'01 re
can principles in tho gmernment
Washington. Therefore, we urge
m Importance of making strong horn-'1
Wont; for both State and Federal
. Mos We believe that It Is assured
' Senator Biandegee will be noni-
m' to surceed himself in the Ben-
fio and our fellow townsman, lion. E.
' “III. will be nominated for Con-
' 111 this District.
-—.——-—~v—' --'
hows «or DOPE-PROOF.
l
N w York state. In adopting unpar-l ,
W met-buds to rid itself of the
m evil. Iinds that most of its “dopeI
" still get a plentiful supply
New Jersey. The chief difference.
11111 It costs more and the purchase.
tile more troublesome
situation was closrl5 foreseenl
public- -splrlted persons Interaie
;h the framing sud passing or
new 90511111 law .It Is a good law 3
state that has a drug- proot fence'tc
it but there are no such reno-
. glory neighboring state has slm '1
'iii any part of the city.
theiealter are to be made oi" slate Or
11.1hcr llltilullillsllhlt‘
'strc‘ets and people.
'_cin all over again. in the light of pres-
REIUILDING CITIE‘.
A
1
\ urea! hr. t.~ :.~.1.1..' 1.1-1..- a
-
“PM its 21 13lall1il-. Salim, Mir-r. la
takmg “11111111511 11: 3.cr it 11.1 1111'.
fluegrulirn 111 rwmld licrscl! mint-shat
11s t‘hhagu did, though pussibl) Iltll
Illi-
flh-Uralitv oi greater :111‘1'1-55 in
111:1 1o1111-1111-111-e and beauty
\\'d_\ Ul .
Streets in the burncd section are
to 1.111 11 ide'ied, and hundreds or treks
planted.
'l‘lic land 1111111; tltc humor 1': 1.1 r»-
The Mold
housts that used 141 line the
throw 11.11111 par-1.11115: turd
dr-i'lit'l‘"
shore Will not be replai‘ctl. nor will
Salem tolerate any more of their type
All roots
material. The
'i'ouncil is planning a better supply 01
water. Altogether. the Salem of the
future will be so much better to live
in that the sacrifice will eventually
arouse little regret, howe1er hard it
may be at the time,
It stems quecr that. although men
have lived in cities for pussibly 15.-
1100 years. we are just learning how
to build them. Most 01' the citiEs now
existing are absurdly ill—calculated for
the purpose of living in and doing
11115111ch in. They have grown up
without intelligent supervision. malt-
ing a shapeless. poorly organized
mass of brick and stone and wood and
it" we could be»
1-111 knowledge and taste. our munici-
palities would soon look very diner-
out.
And thou 1110 next generation would
be so tar in advance of us in its
ideas of comfort, 1151110119 and silt
clemy that it would want to tear
them all down again, and rebuild
them.
__._._._...___._..
EXTERMINATING RATS.
The rat may eventually be as scarce
in this country as the beaver is today.
The 11 or against rodents is constantly
growing in scope and 1"i.gor The
most spettacular campaign now in
progress is in New Orleans. where
Imorc than 50000 rats hu1e already 1 ‘
been ltlllcd, and the rat hunters 911- ,
pect in six months to bring the total;
up‘ to 400, 000. resulting In complete ox-
termination of the pest.
Charleston, W. Va . set aside July
8 as “Rat Extermination Da5",'11ud the
Islaughter has greatly reduced 11 rat
colony which the mayor recently do
i‘rohably 1; per cent. of children
Ito eye-strain.
' hood.
'1!!! 000‘“! IO£WALK mmno “main.
IVI-JTIAM.
Mr .1 - innum- 1H 1.11 flint;
c.1111 dub
111-1rulr liafiihl‘fr is pram I5 51".. .
11111.11 I1: 1:1?! unit! '11:- 111. hominid)
‘. 1- 1 I .11 11. .‘1-J .1114 11,111.11»
‘31::
\11111e 111111 .11! her intinitr i1.
\\.1i1.1
:1 null} 1.111: nevrr pcriurmed. ,\'.. hu
than fun: among 11:11 world's sixteen
hundrrd 11.111.1111 111115 1.1» held pertcct
eithcr artistically or pligszudlrle‘
To the owner 01 the face. this i; rel-
atively 11.11 unimportant matter. but
to tho <111111<r 11' the pair of 251*) an
1151: of one three-hundredt. of an
111111 lil 11.9 tur1sturc or demcnslons
(ii the eyeballs may make their till-ini-
portant function abntrmul, l‘c‘bllllluii
in cit-sumo with its attendant pliysi'sl
lot-Ce in lile 11 oi'ld, that is, light waves
which are hundreds of millions of
times more iiii‘inltesimal than sound
waves. The eyes are the hardest work.
ed 01' all organs. and the saleiy and
existuncc of human lives frequently
depend directly (.1 their ac‘urate
working, The harmful results of 93'9-
abseut through.
in
.‘eur.
strain. never wholly
out life, may begin vcry curly
childhood. even in the second
Many little children. for instance, are
constantly tenrinz their clot‘ncs, huit-
iiig their t'tct and legs. stumbling and
tailing. because their eyes are so
f’aulty that their estimates of the size.
location and nature of objects are not
t'Ol‘l‘t‘i’Ily Adults who have
blind and are suddculi’
made.
becii gi ven
good 1ision, require. yours to learn to
see with accuracy or stately in action.
are
icitlmndcd, lcl't cyediiess causing lett-
llIlIIlelll‘Ns. Prom 15 to 10 years of
1139 many children show an incom-
prehensible “nervousness," twitching
oi‘ the hands and lace, tickle appetite
and various disorders. all usually due
Yet almost all of these
cases of eye-strain can be relieved.
and should be'rellevcd in early child-
'I‘hc importance of correcting
this condition early in the child's
school years. and the Influence of such
a condition in the education and de-
velopment of the child must be appar-
ent to every parent and teacher.
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WITH OTHER EDITORS.
Conservationists of the Pinchot
school are delighted with the turn
E‘altults have taken In \\ ashlugton Af-
ter stud5inx the problem for amoral
months President Wilson has come
out in favor of the Pinchot plan of
conservation of water power. Under
'thia plan no water powers or power
lllll R SPllRl.
All SSISSEPllllS
lllil ii ill Bl [llllllNSj
Saturday Alternoon’ 3 Score was
Nine In Two
The game between the Darlens and
All Bridgeport, Saturday afternoon,
was full of interest, and naturally, the
local tans 11ers pltosed With the re.
sult.
l’ii'st inning~Conwa3 was the first
man at the bat tor llie 1isltors. liehit
to Riley. who threw him 001 at first.
Mcndclsohn bit safely. McFarland
tiled out to Dukes. Mendelsohn was
put out stealing second. .\'o runs.
Riley comment-ed for the Durieus by
strikinsr out. Erwin walked. F. Smith
hit to )leiidclsoliii, who threw to Me
i‘ai'iand. putting out Erwin at send-
.\ wild throw by McFarland to Grae»'
thcr gave F. Smith a life at first, Prince
liitagoodJong single. bringing In F.
by. Prince made a long single, scoring
Smith. Int-anion bit over short. Moore
run for Scanlcn. Laroche hit oi‘er
short.bri111:ing in two runs. (lakeshit
o1er second, lie stole sccond. G
Smith hit to Meudcisohn, thrown out
at first. l-‘our runs.
Second inniug~4iraether hit to La-
roclie. to Prince, out. Iluvcnfclt hit to
'l‘. Smith. to Prince. out. Reynolds hit
over second. Cunningham bunted to
Scanlon, beating out. Kelly hit over
second base. Lunc, made a long llll.
over second base, brln'ging ll! two runs.
Conroy bit to Moore, who made a
clever one-hand catch. Two runs.
In the Darien hall Moore walked on
balls. Riley made a two-base hit. Er-
win struck out.
ay. Prince made 11 long single. scoring
Smith. Scuttlou hit to Mendelsohn. to
Graethcr. out. Lurotlic tiled out to
Kelly. Two runs.
.\'o more runs 1111111 made until the
last half of the eluhth 1111111.... when
the home team scomi two runs. G.
Smith struck out. Moore hit to Ho-
venfelt, to Graethcr. Rile1 flied over
second base. Erwin hit over second
base. I-‘rod Smith tanned. Prince hit
over second base. b1 union hit to H0-
vsntelt, to Prince. .outi'i Two runs.
The score:
F. Smith made 11 long '
single. bringing home Moore and fill;
IONDAY. JULY 30. 1111+
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'IScore Was Twelve Io Eight In NW
Heavy Hitting Contest 1!?)
-.___ 1.,
it. a lit—‘cfli 1u11 toting Lame tuck.“
Sou”. Ends took the Bridgeport 1 oh 1
solidau—d 1211111 into temp to the tune
oi 12 to s. ’ilic sum»: was 11'1ch 111121
hoary batting and the losers was ‘
away off their game, having nine er
rors. Walters, at short, seemed to
have a slippery day of it, for he is
debited with six mistakes. The score:
iifilidihl’tjli'i‘ CUNSUIJUATED.
Our Summer
Clearing Sale
The Greatest Money-Saving
a,
'{lnIl-II-
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5 1
abrhpoas 1, v
Emu, t ............ 1 2 z s 1 1 Event Of the Summer 3,!
Walters, ss ......... 3 U 2 2 2 b. .‘
1;.11'15. lt‘............3 1.1 u U 0 u, l
1‘. 11111-11911, lb ...... 5 11 u 7 1 P. u
own, :1. ........... 3 1 1 1 1 ii at e iSl Ornin I'd
\‘l'.ititt'liell,cl ...... 4 l l U 0 b "
Itchy. rt ............ 5 I I b u b :!
1\Iicl1olIsI',Ip-li‘ 1, ..l 2 I: 2 i 01 Witha Round (11‘ Sensationaliy Deep Price (‘ut Merchandise 0119.:
Naizeu'; p i 111 1 1'1 ll 11) olilrct being to compel thc immediate movement of an odd llii‘t‘cs ii
' ..... __ __ __ ._ __.N3j odd sizes, lincs to be discontinued, ctc.‘v ii
. l i
'loial; ........... ‘J' ' ' 2 ~ \‘I
K SUI'TII 5‘:{l B 1') S 9 5' MW" has 3'4.“ sale offered such vast var iciy —ntvtr have 1'111'1‘5!‘
, .. :3. mam... M—m ‘ ‘ ‘ '1
. ., 1 “'11 i1 as 1 .‘U c lJBtIl preseiitcd tor 5011 to profit by. ..-......... .9
ab 1' 1; po :1 e; il
:ughe‘r' 1: ........ G l 2 l 0 OI 'l‘liis uill be a succession of shopping events of :uch importance ii
T. shill!) : p """ ‘II’ ‘f 111 ; IL; 'l' I'll-11‘! you positively cannot alford to neglect than if you have the is
Friend, 211 .......... 15 11 3 0 I: U' welfare of your purse 11.11.1111,“ everybody—has.’W“ i;
Kiley. 3b ........... .1 0 u 2 I 1 M ii
U‘lli'icn. lb ......... 5 2 010 1 t1'-_' 0 ht A
Robinson, c ......... 1i 3 210 2 1 l! come Tonlg 9 Tomorrow, 9!
L‘.b‘mith.rf ...... ...3 1 2 0 11 U I! D h 2.,
Guarnicri, p-cr ...... 1 11 1 11 u u or An 3 ' w 91
Marion, rt .......... 2 b l1 0 0' *i; y y T 18 eek ii
.- —— -— —- .1, —— -. I“
u . ’ it
T011111 ......... ..1: 12 12 '7 11 :1 l3 . 3’“
scouts: By iNNI-NGS: . ti atc or the Whlte ;;
hridgoports .. ..0 I 0 0 u 11 11.4 0—1 1. ti IN
South Euds....lt:‘100002‘—~Iz . I A
The summary: Two-buss hit“ SI I 9)
Friend. Home run—(X Smith. First 5‘. an 9!
on balls— —0ft‘ Guarnleii. 4; off F {I S. I}
ISmltli, 5. oh’ Nichols. 3. oil 111111111 .1 . n
Ieltz,l.Stru1l. cub-B5 titt.1rnicrl,3: fi 3.
by 11‘. Smith, 13; by Nichols,4 ; by 1111- \I it
1'eni'eltz, 5.1.1.111 on buses South ’_. ‘ r
Ends, 1..; Bridgeport Consolidated. 5. J gt
Double play-vi“. 51111111. '1‘ 5111111111111 II It
0' Brien. Hit by pitcher—T, Smith 2, In I)
Green. L'mplre-S5'llester W. ilrotlr "' fl
erton Time-Two hours and thirteen ii
minutes.
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SPORTING NOTE-.8.
l
l
sites bélongiug'to the Government hrs
to be alienated from the people. but
development In carried on through a;
system of leasing. Because he
clared was twice as great its the cit5‘ a
population, and cost Charleston. $125.-
,000 a your. The health department of
New York City is conducting a quiet taken a definite stand on the ques-I
but 9390““? 0311111111811 against W1‘“”,tlon, the Adamson Water Power Bill
rats San Francisco a year or two az'oI ' is to’ be redrafted. Secretaries lane
,carrled on a campaign similar to that 'and Houston, In whose departments
oi New Orleans. Many other cities the Pinchot Conservationaiists no
gthlekest among the governmental
and 9‘9“ 11110113 311.111.1111 “m" ”"5 scientists. will have a his 1111111 In the
or the country have adopted a net- Iredramng of the. 11111. which Is ex-
tied plan oi‘ extermination. I pected to settle the water power proh-
The Immediate cause of recent “filem for good.-\\'aterbur5' Democrat.
Itivlty was the appearance oi: two!
....._.
It Is a. welcome announcement that
N -l
cases of bubonic plague In ew 01' I the Goternmen
ea.ns This disease which In
the‘ transportation of malls in the future
l middle ates used to ravage Europenuan In the past. The 11111 which was ”rim
passed yesterday does not grant the
and paralyze nations has been dis-
covered to be no mysterious visitation 1“"“39‘1 compensations ““011 “19
‘rallroads wanted but. it is at least a
b Ito arm:
of Providence, at 11. (1111111 “1.1111111 There Is no reason to question
Strict enforcement presupposesimalad'v’ communicated by fleas whichIthe Inadequscy. oi the Government’s'
{are carried and distributed by rais. payments for services rendered The Soanlon,2; off Hamilton, 3.
Eliminating the rats. with other nea- mail service has grotto all out of pro-
hss '
t will .pay more forf
Amgrican b slug pro 01ers (1 bet- 1-1- 11-1- .- - -1- -. 1
.N‘AR‘F:?'I, [I po 11 9 let got 111 1110133 on or tillers 111131» no 1..‘ -“““""‘ “:‘="
Riley. 3b IIIIIIIIIII 5 2 2 i 1 ,0 (1-13th3 attractions In the way of
Erwin. c . IIIIIIIIIII ‘ 1 I It) 2 0 star boxers left In tile.countr5 by the
11‘. Smith, so ........'.'1 3 3 3 2 U time the cool weather sets 111, when the,
Prince. lb .......... 5 l I s 0 U I“? “Skaliyxdlspluygreat Interest 1111* '29:” fl r
Scanlon, p ..'.......'4 1 2 0 1 0 pugilistic doings. To judge by the ‘ *‘--v-- ~-——- -=‘. ._..-.-. _” -.———.-_-_ _-,-__,
Ioroche, 2b ......'..5l 1 1 1 2 0 class of attractions local Clubs blue TRIED TO WIECK SHAMROCK IV.I SWIMS 15 MILES SHACKLED_
Dukes, of IIIIIII .i 0 1 1 0 11 been Ifering patrons all summer long
1.. Smith. If . IIIIIII 4 0 0 1 0 (, one who didn't know dittcrcntly would Militants Wore Twice Caught Near Ellonsky Complotu Half HI. Pro.
noore. r1 ........2 1 o 2 11 11 ”1‘“ “‘9'" "“3“" ““Y “C“ “““B' ““1 Lipion‘c Challenger. 9'“ WM" Wind Interior“,
Totals 3W 9 14 17 8 0 ’ ' rock 1V., which sailed from Gosport “’0” ”11111116” Buster EIIonSIry. who
. . French promoters have been grabbing
ALL BRIDGLI’ORIs. . . - 5 ~ . .. ,
all the big matches the but few aturday on her transatlantic 1.05.1gt.
, ab r h 90 a e .
0 1 0 1 ll months. so many Yankee boxers have was obliged '0 put in here for 8'18“.”
Conroy, 3b ........I.~i one abroad to harvest the big money because of heavy weather. one “‘1“
Meudcisohn. as . ....3 ll 3 0 i 0 f; circulation In foreign countries that sail for Falmouth at daybreak today
:AicFariand, 2b- 14 O 1 2 0 0. American matehmakers are In“ about If the weather conditions improve.
Groother. 1h W3 0 0 9 0 0 at their wits' ends trying to frame up The steam yucht Erin towed the
Havonfelt. 11.....u4 0 0 U 3 o'something “I the light has that will Shamrock from Torbay to Prnwlo
Reynolds. 0 ........~i 1 1 10 0 0’s l to the fans. 'Still there are 11 Point, where the challenger threw oI!
Cunningham. cf ..... 1 1 11 1 11 11 ”if“ the lines and sailed tor this port. The
Kelly II ,.......4 0 1 2 0 0 few highclassartlsts left In the coun- sea. was run I1 and she 3111 98d 11 I t
' .. ‘ “try at that 'Even though we don't 3 p 0
.Lung. 1‘! ...........3 0 1 0 0 U- ‘ . of water. Sir Thomas Lipton and his
' _ _. __ _ __ hear much from them in the intrim. .
-~, - 'the'm em“ fro their shells and companions say that It was a good
Totals . . . . . . . . .. .33 2 S 2‘ S 2 ) may a I" test of the challenger. l
SCORE BY INNINGS:§51‘°W us something worth while in tho1
boxing lino—boxing exhibitions with-
9
A“ Bridgeports.. '2 z 1'), 3 g 3 3 g 2:; out class 110 not appeal to American
The “luxury Stolen bases—Con glans. They have been so accustomed
IrOY. Oak es Sacrifice hits—\i 001‘s, -to getting the best In the past. that
Scanlon Two-base hits—~Riley \1 1: nothing else will cause them to mani-
Furlond. Struck out-BY Session. 10 test the slightest interest in a show.
This may be tlie'flrst 11111111111411 the
b Havenfelt,10. Bases on balls-OttI
y Left on, 10.118 carom 0f Larry La‘lolb that he
._7I will not be among the top- -‘notch hit-
tors of the league. Lam did not get
it has just leaked out that the mill-
tant sutfragettes made two attempts to
damage the challenger for the Ameri-
ca's cup. The first occasion was just
before she was launched. At this time
two women were found one night
iaiongside the shed In which she was
being built. It was suspected that
they were theie for the purpose of do-
lng some injury to the vessel and they
Bridgeports, .
were driven out of the yards by watch-
bases-Darlens, 8;
has more freak swim records to his
short career than any other long dis.
tance man. tried to swim thirty-1111c..-
miles on three tides with his hands
and feet manacled yesterday. The
New London youth started from l’ier
A. North River. at 6:11 a. hi. and
churned his way down to Norton's
Point before the tide changed. it was
his desire to reach Romer Shoal on
one tide and come back to New York
‘on the incoming one.
The wind was blowing seaward and
his return trip was made impossible.
He could not turn on his side for fear
of drowning. After lighting for three-
quarters of an hour and reaching no
nearer New York he gave up the can
iiiot. He had covered fifteen miles in
six hours. Still possessed with the
idea. that his freak endeavoris within
the realm of possibility. Elionsky de-
clared he will try it min when condi-
tions are more favorable. Elionsky
swam eight miles shackled and pulling
a rowboat with seven passengers down
the East River last summer.
Ilportlon to the amount paid for trnns- Umpire-Brotherton. Scorer-11. Pe-
portation. - This ‘wu true ores bo- tersou.TI1ue—0he hour and forty-
1 tore the Parcel Post came 111111 11111711“ minutes. 7.
Rate communicate many other 111*“ service It“ hooded. 11111 railroads with' "
' $1111, More than that, It presnp-I
oautl tom 6
itbot the federal governmenti DIM“. I". out. 3 .- out th
. 11.11qu
interstate commerce in
a‘good start this your, and has been
iout of the game a whole lot. As a tie-I
lsult he ls floundering a little below_'
men.
The second attempt was made when
the Shamrock IV. was put back on the
W
1
gal; 23:32:22: eases. and do mt We to devour 11 vast 11111110: new business for which sas'rsau Assocnrtou 1‘“ “W“ “1"“ 0‘ ”“991 M “Y we: to have M keel altered- A “0', W ‘
, ' ' .111; .1111 “mm”, m.:, mm they are paid 11011111131119 Govern-I ashes FOR THE WEEK. Nick “1» since dim!!! the 0108‘“ man was 1.1111 way across the gunzwny . Tennis woes on LONGWOD
5‘ A“ 5" the 3““ York re-lbulidings and “mm "a Any o{tylznsnt should long ago have Increased .-—-—-. “1°“th 0‘ 3 season “19 Frenchman connecting the yacht with the dock OOURTS.
are urging similar legislation ' ltho compensation of the railroadsr~ Tuoudy'l 1‘” been known P° set ’1 terrific 9“" when she was discovered by watch . __
with the stick. There Isvnothlng wrong men. The circumstances on this occu~, 'BO'STON July 2044”,“, week at
could well snort: to go to any noose , Hartford Post.
my expanse to kill. 1;! Its entire 391* .1...
Motion. 1.11, than tut-mo! it: build Beware of the main who wsutl "to
lino. drains .111 m to discourage; borrow money tor his nation! It
mono wboiibickymshtogotd
Waterbury at Newfiven.
New Modem, at New Britain.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
Plitsllsld at Barnard.
\ Wednesday.
with his batting eye. He says that 111s 510,, as well as on the previous on the M
510011 Cricket Club, which is
“mu" ‘° 3" m“ ““1 numb“ °£ .Wel’e “011 that 1‘ “"1“ “mm the w“ expected to surpass in interest any
safe drives is dub to his buying been' men were bent on mischief, The W previous contest tor the Longwood Cup
0|ii 0‘ ll“ W 'l 30°.“ deal "u" woman. like the first. two. was but 0‘“ In singles and the Eastern champion-
season. 5 . » . . ,
totes and by the national
1. 11513111111111 will 111111111.
1111s sample in I short
“Mounted“ Mulro-
rodent me.I '
. . vmubn without ail-11:111.: whom
I can’t .m up enough £0.109t “II.
Tim mm “W "‘9’! “ 11.11 11.111 11 111131117 ligrd 11.133111.
mums-mmtmm upmaflhflywkwhflhqfioh.
who use as he! on tho W11 'rohrrW‘atoi-lmy summons.
'mWancrm ‘ \ «1-14-1- ’ '
War:
numwmlnr.
hsflhflnubm it}
momma-sums "l
flu filo-illusion
sum
maunnmnqu»;
mmmumm‘
New Haven at New iii-Inns. What a 11011111111111 bail plsyer as... was arrested.
flew—London at Mord. Crawford Is 1111011 the not Is um M
Waterbury at 51111113111111. Into considerstion that he has seen AQK WAIVERS 0N (MINER.
unp—I—I
about 16 years”, serviceIII In the major , ,
191111111111 81m. 111 «91.151111111111111 fl nosrron, July 20.——1=res1dent .1. .1.
better batsman now thin ho was ever Lannln of the 13011 Sox. announced
baton I11 111‘. «rear. while his tensor ,. M token but M Ilk-
Bridgeport at Pittodioldh
Thursday.
New mm at New London.
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