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nil ATHLETIC EVENTS
it is about a thousand to one that‘
the two internatiollnl yacht races will
take [1111114. howmt-r. as Sir
Thomas Lipton has declared that he
will not race it‘ England is at war,
and there are no prospects of the race,
in l?:...'.llsh waters for the llarms-'
worth cup for motor boats. There is
also a prospect that the Olympic
games to he held in Germany in liilli
will be declared oil? in spite of the
im'.
l‘alii‘ornia will get the New York:
Silllu lawn tennis championship againl
this. your. tor liindley Murray, of l’alo ,
Alto. Ohio, and Maurice E. McLougli- tact that the committee expects they
lill, oi San Francisco, reached the final: “m go on. Th." committee, however.
round yesterday at the Web. has not taken into consideration the
cent Alli-i _ _
lcltl: L‘lnh courts in Bay liidge. Mc-il‘m that 1“ every country except
Loughlin had an easy time disposing
.Great Britain military service is com-
01 l’l‘t-dcrit-k C. lnllian in the 501111111101; pulsory. and 1110791011 0! the German
mum at 6—4. 6-4. 6—3, but Murrayiand French athletes are, members or
had to work at top speed to will ironiélhe
armies which are already in the
Frederick 13. Alexander in a longéfield' _ '
drawn out affair, three sets to olle,l 11” l’annmal’aciflc games next
with scores at 8—6. 8-36, 8—10, 3—6. lyear are also likely to suiter,as many
The Murray-Alexander tussle “.astforl-lgn athletes were expected to
the best seen in the tournament thus enter. and them is little chance 0‘
tar. Sixty games were played in the:that at ””58““ Th?” will “.9 1’1““.3'
tour sets. all ofw liich went to deuce, or sport. however» for. the athletes "t
alld 01‘ these the Californian took 32
this country will be there. and the
and the [oral player 25. Murray had a only thing lacking M" be the inter-
grand total of 206 points against '10.!
national character which was expect-
t’ol- Alexander. '
led to be a feature. There is no chat.
glcnge for the polo cup next year. and
‘none was expected, and it is now
.doubtful if the challenge will be
Church and Mathey Moot Poll and 901“-
Behr Today. i W
.chtcaoo, Aug. fir—Two ltosteroEM'GRAw SUSPE‘WED '9“
REMAINDER OF THE WEEK
'doubles teams won the honors yester-l , ' 3
day in the preliminary tennis nmtchcsi PTESMGM John K. Teller, 0! the Na-
here alid'wlll nice! today in the final tional League, has suspendcdtblanalle'r
round to determine the challengers of 101"! 1- MCGI‘RW. Of the New York
Mcl.oughlin and lillndy for the nation» GEMS. 101‘ the remainder 0! the week,
at doubles tennis title. at Newport. ins ll result of his trouble with the urn-
cnurcn and Mntllcy. -the Westgrnfplres during the ancmnhti series
champions, bent livingc. Wright oodfvhlch closed. Monday- The New York
J. B‘. Adoué. Southerh champions, inhanager wu Toent from the field on
straight sets at 6—-'Ii.'il——l. G-2, Many Thursday nod «again on Friday by
of the games went to deuce and the Umpire Jam and he was chased
pliiy throughout was rather closer themagaln Month? J)! U039“. Byron.
the score indicates. ‘ §(iovernor W tooknonniclal oc-
'l‘ile rent bottle or the day came in tion on theflrst two banishments. but
the match between T. it. Poll and when a report of. Monday’s trouble
Karl l-I. itellr, Eastern champions, ond;was recived-lle bonded out it suspen-
W. M. Johnston and Clarence‘J. Grit-Eaton. This ‘isr the first ‘ suspension
tin. of San Francisco, l’aciilc CoastchGraw has drawn from tmi new
champions. Poll and llelir won oiliy‘zpresidont or the National Dengue.
after the closest kind of tennis. theLNOtlce‘ of the layoff reached the New
losers taking the lirst and third sets.lYorlr manger yesterdny. He will
The final score was 4-6. 6—«2, 1-4.1 view the games from a box until next
7—«5. 6—3. ‘ ' Monday. when his suspension expires.
W .
nscuuss To MAKE LONG ~ . , _~
1‘an TO SOUTH AMERlcni BALLOON RACE. TOO
xnw YORK. Aug. fir-Manager John: KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. 5.—'rno
J. Mchw, of the Giants. announcediwar in Europe probably will prevent
he will remain in tlliscity next wingghig yaaf'g intmttd'llal balloon race
tcr, having called of! the proposed!“ the James Gordon Bennett trophy,
trip of the Giants and an Americaniaoneoulod to slim (rem here October
neagué team to South America. lilo-i0. The Kmuu only new Club. dash
Grew and Charles Comlskay, of Illegnight telegraphed the Aero Club of
BOTH EASTERN TEAMS SURVIVE.
WAR . MAY- PREVENT
White 801:. had talked the plans overflomerlcn, ‘suggostingthat the race be:
but Meal-aw. after giving éomlskevfpostponeo one year, because the war
his word, has reconsidered. While thefwould prevent toreign . balloonlats
White S93; rownerf Still"élins§ ”10"th‘9‘,£rom participating. . ' . 3 ,,
idwplt’tisrpw} will; .éwpifii'llwiygylfi‘l ,Fltteen o! the towing balloonists
.bfifi$..filis~mto . Cuba und- , 5.011113 of England. France, Germany, Bet:
ingenious . _. . .
comislgexmn monotone arranger: out entered tile-m
magma-s. told he would not" mama. _ . _
, and; 111161511149 sold; "I«.w0lso so
‘ mu manor
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.000‘ SALARY ’
.. cunirmwo-fom-‘oog; 4.4mm:
mthi"wdm1fted:.lm night. that its
knew mint-s haul neon-ulna on Nap
underarm} that the Wilmington . club
had not—Ins yet waived claim twine
Great. Frenchman. While asserting
than he would. like to hive tarry. on
hisaclub‘wGrlflith interred that he tell‘
"be g3
wattle: hp.
V“_“‘e
trifle more thnc'the Washington. club
505‘ would like to purespeoiolly in View
. or the tndt thnt-Go'ifl- will‘bo forced
GE”§3111‘°Y. 1’97 to..pr Walton , Johnson.- something
. .°~.t 3? flkei’izfifltlmnom your. to wiretap him
01“? 1‘5 1"; Bromine Fedorclifioag’l‘io.fl. ‘ ' ‘ "
- ...Hoiiis on“ “road“
. . ddio Moors, ‘ or Powtuokot." our
locomotion: , 1'
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.team to direct the practice.
, the announcement that he
glnm, Switzerland, ltaly and America'
. .2, ran. M851? rota entrant:
, hubris salary. of}9,000 per. year is a.“
Bitumen Intel-outings. set..yvhgt is.
probably, it. WOflIlfi- feoord yesterday .
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Chief Smith Rules That Bunny
Ford May Box Belore Local
Clubs Again
t
King Boxing. a game thdt has been
a degd issue in New Haven during
the past three years, is to receive
another trial here. The Annex Ath-
letic Club, through the cflorts 01‘ Dave
Spillane, has obtained the necessary
permit from Chief of Police Smith
and arrangements have been practic-
ally completed to stage a series of
bouts on Monday evening. September
21st. Other clubs are in line for per-
mits and it is a certainty that New
Haven fans will have the pleasure oi
enjoying a series or bouts each month
throughout the fall and winter.
Simultaneous with tlie..announce-
ment that the Annex Club will stage
a show next month. name the. news
that bunny Ford. auto lightweight
champion, will be allowed to box here
again. Chief Smith. 15.81 night. stated
that he had lifted the ban on Ford
following a period of suspension that
has kept the popular little scrupper
out of the local rings since last lull.
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:EE‘CM;§:K‘}:::'agggsfitm. oral lxugue season opened. But the knot breehc, when the latt'er tacked N ‘ Y rk X: a? 32:1;
helm and Oscar Kreuucr, the German former Phillie is hitting close to .285. around the buoy. 0n the 6% mile Clilv 0 - ---------- 5, H .642
tennis pun". agreed yesterday to which isabtg improvement on his bnt- reach to the finish the Resolute had St figs ------------- 5; 47 '520i
not all trial opponents for the members ting “3 a “no“! Leaguer. $°.hf?utfwfiemai§h$2nsge 5231 Boston t? 45 :511
:1 3:: ‘33,“ 33:33:31: S: 2.22:: {1:33 This player Kraft, who occupied the yachts were beaten by the schooner gilllfignrgl ------ .. - - ' :1; :3 '13:
An K ”1 It. Bohr is in Chicago com- front pageroi‘ the newspapers less Enchantment in elapsed time. The 13) “we: a - -- ”40 50 '4“
Wing m the ”mom“ doubm. Me. than two weeks ago. made a home King’s cup. altered three years 880 by Flags, hm- -------- $40 52 .435
l '1 tin Additional“ C. Bondy. the run the other. day for Newark ln‘thc George V.. will be suited todai’. it. W33 ‘ b 5 """" ‘ '
national-champions. will pair “hm“ international iAaguo with the bases announced inst night. MT TN”.
the Germans. Robert D. Wrenr and {3'22“ 43“, of"; start: cl? Wuomnfiu: Chicago at New York. .
George T. Allen, of the international a ’ Kraft did'not even get IBIS!” '8 801131" St. Louis at Brooklyn.
cup committee, will accompany e
\‘i'reen
has arranged for the players to leave
today for Boston so that they may wit-
ness the matches between the Austral-
asioun andvthe British isles team._ it.
Norris Williams. 2d. took Kreu‘ser 'on
tor two sets and beat the German at
6—4, 6~-4.
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CLAIMS To BE STRQNGEST.
PLAIN'FIELD, Aug. 5.—-Elmer G. ,Bib
goOd of Voluntown. who is stopping
with his brother. Jesse .Bitgood. or
this village. come out yesterday with
is “the
strongest young man in the world,"
and issue; a challenge to moist. any:
body in his homo town nt"nny;_tlme in
pulling and. lifting. Elmer hnrbeen
in ltttingcontoat’s for the would years.
The, Bltgood brothers are aid.» be
the two. strongest,,men in. easternmo-
jnontlcut. For several seasons they,
have pertormod at the, agricultural
tolrmi‘ovcr. east." .~ , .
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3' If”.-. 5 T .. L
ominous satanic. ., . j. .
g . ,avwn‘rsa‘auglx cLu‘a
' mom Gilmore? who has pitched gilt-
edgedbnlltor the Burnout-133,91: goo-
son. yesterdoyfiroposted.» the Water.
"bury Club, of the Barnum Association.
for trinl. other Managert‘iohlghad
given the local boy the ‘:once,over,”
he .. was immédtetely released and re-
turned to New Haven lesbnight. Gil-
more. however, til not discourpgod.
and..wtll;take nyncatton .tor the re-
mainder of. the week. ' .
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l'su‘as'mwjlsurf osnc'ouianuo.
BUJEADO, Augv5.-'-Davidson,',ol the
. the hack on
. 6t ‘ Divldson‘s
‘ 1 uncommon
{iii . ,, iris: lint
bypassing twootyfi‘mén‘ in" omit, inf . ’ ’ ‘
, nins).....A. wild pitchnnd, throw “91}.
hit butcher Mendy. in
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IIAGE rte.
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Sam Crawford loads the American
League ill long hitting with 16 doubles,
is triples and seven home runs. Magee'
Ittads‘tlic National League with 24 dou-
bles, six triples and eight home runs.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are the long
distance champions of the National
League, having taken part in three oi.’
licsolute won
five seconds in
Ell Ill
nSTflli lllll'i
NEWPORT, 1i. l., Aug. 5. ~Thc cupi
defenders in the annual race tor the
‘Astor cups yesterday called their most
satisfactory contest since they met oll‘
Sandy Hook early in June. and the‘
by three minutes and
elapsed time, .
minutes and 19 seconds in correctccl‘>
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Detroit, 9; New York, 3.
Washington, 7; Cleveland, 6.
St. Louis, 2; Boston. 1.
Philadelphia, .3 Chicago, 4.
and "
0 Standing of Clubs.
the me "longest" events in 11““ 0'8311' oiiicial time. in a. moderate but fair- I . , 3:" (1‘ PC.
lzatlon. All have been defeats tor the ly steady breeoe the Resolute outrun Hllla‘lelphla - i:- 3‘4 ~03!)
l’if'iflt‘fi- 39511395 “16 recent 2141131115 and outstretched her rival. while the gazethmgton """"" g; 2: 3:37.
chair with .the Giants the Corsairs Vanitic, for tile first time in a square Del 3: """""""" I,” 48 323
913100 it 13'1““11‘13 game with the cum test. beat the Resolute in a thrash to ‘ r ‘ """""""" 0" ( a _7
in 190: not] a similar game with the windward. *5" Louis --------- “‘43 4') '49”
Brows lu~l season ‘ 3 . Chicago .............. 48 51 .485
* - The Resolute takes a specml cup , , ,_
' offered by Captain Vincent Astor hew iork ' """ "“‘i3 W '434
Cleveland . .. . . .32 till .317
'Wltll Eddie Collins leading theAmer- while the Enchnmress
icun League. in base running and John
Franklin buttingiust behind the Mack-
ilinn whirlwind. it locally to under-
stand why Eddie to about the leading
run getter of all leagues.
trophy for sloops.
The Resolute passed
a
Thanks to the heavy hitting 01' Kauil‘.
Campbell and t‘arr particulariy, the in-
dinnapolis Feds have a remarkable roc-
ord tor team butting. The club has hit
.286. or ‘20 percentage points above the
leaders in the two major leagues.
minutes behind them.
Mike Doolnn has fallen away from
the .300 class otter remitting his mem-
bership tor a long time after the Fed
Wins time."
in the headline. Such is tulle.
Hastings. in the Nebraska State
League. seems to have a pitcher in
Dizzy \‘uncc worth looking over. They
may pad tlié“llattiug,6verngea ill the
Nebraska; St}, ', but they-mmtiugglo
the returns a pitcher when he
pitches u in" ut three times out or
in the neilt few days
as .3compnrcdu'with ~tiio ypnst.‘ LastJ
bulletin the Federal League did “.9“-
cmount to enough to moan or- didveny- nicely last_
gunned baseball managers to let down
in their discipline. run "year it is
.dliterent. Not" only are-they atrcid but
to enforce rules on'the men who or
undert contracts which? permit of’thei
port of thoneason and
for schooners and the l’loionc, the‘
a luding match on the first leg of 13
miles, but both boats were beaten by
the schooner Enchantt‘ess.
the two-sticker started more than six
had an apparently comfortable lead
as she gybed around the mark.
The yachts made more than twenty.
tacks ill the first 12 miles of the 1.3.
mile beat up the coast to West island!
with the Vunitie gaining slightly on
each hitch. The Vanitle sailed very ”11133)-
inst on the lost three miles and was,
overhauling the Resolute in a ten‘
“BUM"! IABK
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A deal will ‘be consummated with-
..lcnnen. the New Haven pitching star.
will report to the Philadelphia club.
or the" American Longueuil the outlet
the Eastern Assoclntlou sensed. Man-
agerrCopnie, block-allot oi the world's
not thelsagne‘on are this ennum. Ho.
Cleveland in second place the greater!
this year some awful jinx has got i
a him in its grasp. and the Naps are as ,
r sleepy and somnolent as their name
food hot. at Waterbury, is» '-
won the cup
Gtm'oo Today.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
the Vanitie in
although
The Resolute NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Roaultl.
New York, «1; Chicago. 1.
Brooklyn, 1; St. Louis. 0. ’
Boston. 1;' Pittsburgh, 0t
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati. 3 (11 in-
Stnndlng of .Clubs.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
whereby Bill
Yecnrdgy'o Rqoutu. -_
Brooklyn, 5; Kansas City. 4.
31 .53} ’
f 39 .536}
Springfield ........ .45 ill .5211
Pittsfield .. .......... .39 to .494
Hartford ............. 37 44 .457.
New Haven .......... 33 46 .418
New Britain .......... 21 62
Games Today.
New Haven at Pittsfield.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
Hartford at New Britain (2).
New London at Springfield.
WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN. f.
THE BIG LEAGUES.
National League.
New York ........ . ....... ....15
Philadelphia ............ ... 9 ,
Brooklyn ............... £3
Boston ..... . ........ . ...... .... 2
Pittsburgh ...... . ...... ....... 7
Chicago ..... ..... ............ 1
Cincinnati .10
St. Louis .................. 0
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Amorlcnn League.
Philadelphia ...... ............ 18
New York ............ . ...... .. 7
Washington ....... ...... 18
Boston ................ .........\3
Chicago ......... .............15 -_
Cleveland ....... ..............19 .7,
Detroit ....... . ...... .........17-:
St. Louis ............ 9_“
Federal League. ..M"
Kansas City ..... ....... 7 .. ,
,Chlcago ...... ..1
St. Louis ........ ........ ,5
Indianapolis .11
Brooklyn ......... . ..... .......11
Buffalo .......... . . ....9.
Baltimore .......... .....10 ',
Pittsburgh .............. o '
m...
3 International League.
Baltimore ................ ..... Q. .
Montreal ........ ’ 18‘
Rochester ........... ..........1.
Toronto ..., ............. ......38
Buffalo ...... .. ............ . . .14 ,
Providence ............ . . . . . . . .25 7
Jersey City ...... . ....... .. 9
Newark .................. . . . 7
Bill McKechnie: formerlyiwlttl "til“
Yankees, ranks second in run getting
Baltimore. 2; Chicago. 1.
Buffalo, 5; lndinnapolis, 4.
St. Louis. 5; Pittsburgh, t.
four and h a record of winning. . V,
eighteen games out 0‘ twhnty-ono W913,“ ”“39“?“ encouraging "3‘ ~——- .
starts. ports regarding Jeanette ability sump“ of Clubs.
3 “ throguh his scouting agencies and is W L. P.C.
According to reports from the l’a- determined- to 3”" the elongated’Balumm-e ------ f ----- 53- 4.0 565
clflc Coast lasagna it‘- ts going to go pitcher‘s “WNW“ ”M igmcfio mi: 1: .22:
- --.---' . , roo yn, ..... . ....... .
32:31.1:‘123'1‘3332313333333:33 B'RMY-MAGEE TW'NS- Indianapolis .........49 43 .533
held the indicator. on one would ever‘ Joseph nomination. the child plum Bunnie ....... “Hill‘- :0 .500
try to bribe some of the. Smtélcaguo filer ot the Clevolnnd_.\'nps, and Clip. Pittsbutsh ........... 41 at .446
indicator holders. There's too big a min Sherwood Mcgee.'thel distinguish.- Kansas City .......... 43 b5 .439
"chtnoe that they would target which ed outfielder or the lfllillles. cce‘tlio St.,L0uia ............. 3 414 at» 3 .423
raids they were in favor otzbetore the “Wins",ot thedtnmond pastime. tor. G mt?“
aiminolng. ' , ., they were bdrn .0“. the someday.» , K .. . in ' ~k_¥v ,
‘ ’ . --—'— . ,. mode. 1884. n lsix‘tdlkel‘fdhat ansaspitv “:3’9°.1’“l‘_
bisoifloo ... baseballfnu boon .uoujmévelznd tans ‘wlll‘be Err liberal $233 “fianfitfg‘lmb , _
.abingx till automating own, and with birthday girls when the prowl St L0“: at Putabumfi
'in’lo is one urine mimic wily. the clone pilot of the slumbelgtns’ New ~ . -
5mm” m the ”me "”364“ 1°?" :‘L‘ufuffy’i‘lg‘fi.‘§‘,,‘“m‘§“‘m“;’.‘f £2231.“ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Montreal. 5; Jersey City; '4.
Rochester. 6; Newarkfa.
Builalo, 7; Baltimore. 4.
Providence. 5; Toronto. 3...
year. keeping-g .
finishing third, ,
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‘ ‘Shnding at clubs.
Jumping during’tlie season, but those “”111 _Wt°' , l W. L. EC.
7"” have ”mm“ we” “3 we“ Th” , " “ M Rochester ;.........-.60 ‘41. 59+
;r°!lll&»that meiotic": an indium. "Wm" ”333.59“ WEEK' ~ Baltimore ..... -..50 db .590. m-m.m.«~...~
Igt '1}? expiration of t§91tf0ntr§£tgv' -, . T ‘ i ht *, Providence .. - ... . _”’,56{ Q3 ‘ ;561 V ,I.l I I n I.I I I- I I I u l I 9 a
3'9“!“- .W3"9ifm» .. 39““ ° . . ‘ ‘ m." ' Buffalo ......... ......56 44 .560 . _-____‘_
attomnoihflibtrpnnish 3 ‘. sir ”.109. Jeannette vs. Jim‘Johnson. New Toronto ...............48 ‘ ‘51 .485 ‘ . . ., 3 ._ .
me“ Wm »“.=“°“‘F"9“°°“‘!“r.*‘9*. . Newark . ...... .......45‘-’ 49 .479 kn .e- 9 t 03%
333.1on-playeriirom-ilnnldhflodit .: .Th“"d-!"' _ . M ,Montreal ...... 41.. 58 1.414 , ~ p l‘lfl 3 ._
new league. , . : , ' l:- ;.‘i'roung Lnstig‘vs. acclimate. 011- Jersey City .....31 68 3.313 :1‘ _ 3 3
hm ' A’ Friday " ' ‘3' 3 ” ' NQWOflfifl
. l ’ ‘ n:- q ‘4 .' “'V . “ - -"m ‘R-oe‘ ‘ Gama. Tod‘y. ' b. ‘ 's'.
_ J 4.. .hsgo- ,Pol More vs. Young ‘ own. It. JenofCtty “Manual. ..9. RAILROA About;
‘f‘mfiw' “i thumb my- ‘ , . ‘ . i 1 . ‘ - ; ommolonmtw
. . 3 , . . , . . . .Mwarknt Rochester. , ‘ _ .
. :L-mil‘lem v" J.” 3w!” 01m” ' minimal-o occasion... ' B]! .. ' . ,3
”k" M6“ ' 3’ ' . ' ‘ i gProvidence at Toronto. ' .1 mm 3
3 'j‘Phli Brock we. M. Rogers. Pitts- ., . . . , . 3 Quid; L.“ at
W, 313‘ i _ ._ ' , 1418118“ ,noeoclngrlou. . ,. , . w M ._ if
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. .mi ‘ oA-lr-l. oomuo. MWNIIQN
[in the Federal League. Hap Myers. 0!:
ithe Brooktede. ranks nextjto MoKeéB’»
nie. " ‘ ‘ ' ‘
eed Attentie g. ,7.
'2 It‘ll Ilny's boat to 0m -'
-.i,lea‘.: or a plumbing repolr w ' 3'
.3,“ Brat sum. because its , .
“den-1 is to grow worn wl, ~ -
_~.~. «est-ct. _ . p - f ‘L
.3}; be: will save much nil-v
fiance. ll well no time and tr: -
Itcbie, by 'phoning or. sending. *
Fifi-fins whenever anypnrt of *
”sanitary equipment appears tr
:2. be out of order in the least. ‘
’ I “Homo-mt " rennin » --
. make-shifts littlest, and arc-til ‘
.itlg N
mod 4 TO a non wraith” '
Him-tout” SEA' moo; F
NOTHtNG out” charms ’ .
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Norwalk Chronicler