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Florrie Barnett is very much inter-E
. . . etsed in the makeup of George T. Stai- E be at the meeting. but he has in mind
Sl- LOUIS Oiiiciais Announce lings An American baseball 5519550” numerous educational matters. and is
which the Big Chief will announceE
' ' __ ' ' going to ask tor a committee oi thirty
Signing Pitcher time" from the stage at the Palace Thanh-9E to be mm mm “Momma“ to
. tonight. Florrie, who always would: ill 11
“8 "88 No on PHOHB .assist in this work. Letters w soo
P take a Chance’ decided to enter :55 Ebe sent out notifying the members of
-—~—-,—-— competition for the silver cup wh ch their appointment and it is hoped
LilI'LAGO, 093' 3074575353 baseball wil be presented to the fan whosei thai each will accept the responsibil-
t~ircles ill several cities buzzed yester ODllllOD coincides 0105i C1038” t0 Slfll'E ily.
. . .- ~- -. . - ‘- .v . lin 3 view Florrie tleast has the
dd} ulth posltlie assertions that Vlai 8 3 Charles M. Robinson of New Haven.
-. ter Johnson, premier pitcher, had Slgll- advantage of being on the grounds who a lie on the object oi “Good
ed with the St, Louis Federals, a de- floor. His list was one of the var)" 5° 5
. cc to t" be-
llial came from Johnson by long dis- “’9‘ m the ballot box. Egg-:53: £2353: cgifii‘hli‘llilortofu Comv.
. . . . . y . u,
[once telephone. Johnson was. reached Vi hat pitchers did you name? at .merce last night is Legal Committee
at Fort Smith. Ark. vtrielld asked Florrie yesterday. ‘Chairman of the Connecticut Good
.-1 have not signed with the St. Louis Jesse James and Dick 31",“!me Roads Assoclatlon. having serve it in
Feds and do not know whether 1 Will wilo showed up those Athaletics," “(ml m“ “puny since the “'00“me
or not," said the great pitcher. fie replied proudly.
E been
"President Staininger. oi‘ the St. .lJOll- _--- .-_ _ l was 3:83:57: :1; 31:12' r1232; ‘15:! the
is, Feds has given out the story from MIKE GLOVER WINS 2:381”th no; the 22:“
‘éi, Louis upon telegraphic advice from WATERLBURV FIGHTE
Manager Fielder Jones," Johnson was .. E Hill committee handled all legal and
informed. .Outciasses Opponent In Main Bout-«E legislativematters during the last ses-
"lt is not true," was his answer. Young Nelson allows Gamsnsss. I 810D Of the mislature at Hartford
It is believed, however. that he may WATERBU-RY. Oct 30. —Miko Glov- and it was partially throush his un ‘
have agreed with Fielder Jones to keep or. ill BOSlOll. outclassed K. 0 Sween-. “Tl“K efforts ”91°” legislative com
the fact of his signing a contract so ey, or New York. in the main bout oi’ mittses, Watching the political moves
crel until the St. Louis omcials give it a boxing exhibition held in the audiio- {and belns on the lob that finally
out. rium last night before the North End brought about an appropriation 'oi' $3.
President Ban Johnson, of the Amer Athletic Club. Less than 1, 000 persons 400, 000 for the Highway Department
it-an League, declared ‘last night he saw the fight. Glover was too clever oi the state. .
does not think Johnson has signed to tor his Opponent and it could be seen Mr Robinson gave a very interest-
play with the St. Louis Federals. . trom the start that Sweeney llfld prac lng talk on the road question, and re-
‘i do not belieVe it." said Ban. “1 ticaily no chance to win. V'ieued the work of the association
\iould bet a hat that he has not slgnedj In the first at the preliminary bouts, ,‘ Said Mr Robinson:
and that he will not I believe the Charlie Nolan, of Waterbury. outpolntV ‘As a sound “an...“ man All“ a
Washington club can hold Johnson and ed K. (V) pan", 0.! New London. Jim. ,taxpayer you wish the money of the
5 am 3“" the mutton “m be taken ‘5 mle 15le 0‘ W‘W'WW’ 9‘1““)de State to be wisely invested when ex
-. to court it he signs with the Feds." .‘ Cyclone Smith. 01.5w Jersey, in the, pended on highliwayl HA3 9. user ME
‘T l E5939“?l 59m ' ‘ ' “ . - the highway you wish the heat roads
V ” H‘ARVTRD-nMICHlGAN CLASH. V ‘V E '
i: BRlDfill Masai. Oct. 30. “Final in the third bout. which was easily obtainable at a reasonable cost. mi
the best pxhibition oi' the evening.Esoiution oi the highway problem iaE
Young Battling Nelson. of Brooklyn, the hardest task the state has. WillE
was subgtituted at the last moment torE you not do your share as a citiren, aE
Mike Farrell, of New York. against taxpayer and a user at the highways,
Wild Bill Fleming. of Old Town, Me. Vln urging the best solution?
.nrspai‘atlons were made today tortlie
contest betweeaflie Han ard and Mich-
‘igVa'h alevona in the «Stadium tomorrow.
The invading. team. after a quiet night
in Auburndale came out this lorenoou
tor light practice and planned to go to
the Stadium this afternoon for a final
try-out.
The Harvard athletic authorities had
made arrangements to have the gates
height. bill although he was defeated, Eatized ettort no business project, pub-
lle displayed great nerve by laklus a lie or private, can succeed The neces-
Etremendous amount of Wuuding andl sity of a strong good roads organise-i
forcing his adversary to exert hiniseltE tion is obvious Good roads are not;
E
guarded, to keep out inquisitive ex- ‘0 "‘5 limit. , p,‘ :Vluxur). btlltxml lhertclldltlfm'll‘h 1)»;qu
.rt~ while the “told all men were E 8 DGNBD a e 0 D e s
W b ‘ g SPORTWG "0753- Ecannot attord bad roads. The Asso-
- ii ere.
‘ According to the latest reports from elation is composed of business men
olelnuers of tile Crimson team were Chicago the veteran. K35. Gleason. is to .15 ill! directorate are some of the.
reported in 800d CODdlllOll WWI the succeed Jimmy Callahan as manager heaviest taxpayers oi the state “9“
V exception of Pennock whose troubleEo[ the White Sox_J1ml'nle is not til. who contribute the ““5 do “0‘ wist
with his knee probably will keep him be discarded however Charles A.E the money spent extravagantiy.
out of tomorrou 5 game The contest (‘omiskey. it is said has decided to up "To organize in one body all who
. uili take first place among games in point Callahan vice president and busl‘Ebelleve in good roads. whether the
' 21': East V535 “"955 daildVBCoVulls from ness manager of the team. The move .point of view be public or private}
‘ r "C“ on “3““ 55 '59 ““ watch is contem lated in view of the Old
it closely from the side lines. 9 ‘0 spread knowledge 0‘ the business
A light rain last night put the grid the Chicago Americans never fully re- to Sm,“ the taxpayers that the term
"on 3" 5°05 555W, “55 '5” “553593 covered from the “ideas which attack-E ,of road' which is cheapest in the ”6;.
. appears probable for tomorrow. led him during the tour ot the White ginning is often the most expensive
“-5. ~ Sex 555 0‘55“ 5 3'55” 58°- 39 5555 in the end, to see, as far as possible
DE 05° VICTORY Now business cares in connection with the that the naming of, our highways
NEW YOSKEfgl-Y :0. cinTAmTV oillce too onerous for his advancing lls based on sound principles' to aid
at ~ ”ado De ”5’5 f:- and supplement the work or the
0m i
hen ttfigfird“lhililf r2315): .21; “:22“ Heinie Wagner, the veteran short highway department or the State“ iii
world‘s three-cushion billiard. chem-t stop of theVBoston .555 35" will make 555555355- 15” ”3‘9” ”5535 .5335 5995535¢
plonsmp, by defeating George Moore an Vsifort in the comeback this next chailgd’dloi iiws; to lined politics but
. in the second block of their titular' season He has decided to, go to Hot of highway questions; and to l)
match at Doyles billiard room. 50 to Sprin‘gs, Aria, early in February to try the pressure of sound public opinion
29. Moore made one more point 1“ti ”get his arm loosened enough to perv
mgm than he did in the opening SSS-5 Emit him to aésume utility and pinch way appr
stop, but there is very little nourish- 55553 5°39“- 5753“" W55 ““5519 ‘0 come ‘0‘
Want ill that for him, for he has to play at all implication, though he re- oi' the:
make 93 pom“, tonight More De Oro‘. delved a salary of $6,009.1le develop- elation, .
can gather in half a hundred in order? ed water on the elbow as the result of your support, , .
to win. Should the Cuban reach the an injury 555555555 in 5115353 in one, "3“ the ““55“” system ‘5‘“ 0°15
150 mark before Moo"3 “VIN-and oi- the late games or 1913. A year's hecticpt‘. we have 1420 miles othlsbe . 3
everything points toward his accom- Erect seems greatly to have benefited 555' On 0555555 153" 1915’ 5 W of:
plishing this—lie will own the Lam- l-Wagner's 31'!!! P5551515“ 595“" that. 900 555355 of 555' "55-5555 ”55°55.
Vbert trophy,- having fulfilled all colnll‘E152 5“ ‘5 55955555 5555“ 5° "5535 Will 555.“ 5595 39555555 55' “55° .1
tions‘ for' obtaining possession or the"his throwing; 555“” if he exercise} 3.555 , mat 555555555555 55““
mm . , . V learn in spring training ' i- ' ' - “ ‘
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BENEDICT much. care onsw. EHARNARD “All To Have TRIAL
NEW YORK. Oct; 30. -Al Benedict'sVE , . ' RVUN. ., .
“pluck enabled him to box a draw withg ITHACA, N. .Y.. Oct. 30.—.-—'l‘l_l8 ‘Har- A.
Soldier DelaneyVat the Olympic A. C-r‘vard mama", team. is expected can stop building new roads. .
Harlem. last night; Delaney draped“ ”me “with“ afternoon “ppm“ - “All grading and straightening *‘
him Vfor‘a nine count in the second.”n over the coursc’on‘which'thedual road. and building bridges and?
‘ round. but he lot up 9nd to!!!“ Mk meet with Cornell ~wm be held tomor. V811! V‘s work 0!: a. Remnant cumiP
gamely. At the end of the tenth round ”row. Cornell's runners were alllIOllnc' ter. the Connectit'dt Good Reads
-_ , he had the soldier on the run and bad-V“ ”more” its ”Hump . , .. * sedation believes the State no lli
lr cut up. , . - l Potter, Windmill; epsrdea. 'flnk- issue two‘ million dollars or long to
i
. bonds hi order that this Work may
ill ham. lnglohart, Grimes. Sullivamjg‘Silo ., .. .. ..
5M0 N To MEET THE BOIUIIME Ebert, Eldred. Corwitb, VJiiouay. Keir 5"“ ‘5 555°" VW-e 5'5 absolutely 5
DIER. 2 ,~ , , 2. posed to long term bonds for repairing '
LONDON. Oct. 30. monolith?“ “5 “an" ‘ , ' and resumed; highways. This worlt ', ‘ ' '
V Wells and Frank Moran haveagroodtoE is not; “permanent and should be paid
The Norwich: soccer team will play.
be! twenty.- rounds in this city on De- me Bridgeport c“, ”we, team. on for but:- of cumnt ravens. it; in.
like. Ward street lot, Sunday attemoon, 55555". “53“" t" ““50 9°3le PAY ; . V
combos 3.. it is stated that actual:
', or the proceeds of the fight will rel“ a dam. rol- temporary improvements.
turlud over to the Belgian Rolls! 5 , ’ < - 'l'l‘tfe Conception: Good Read
1directors are Walter W Holmes 01‘ to the proper authorities such changes,:
Frank ’I‘. Staples at Bridgeport, Ben. the public.
Nelson was outclassed in reach and ‘Witllout organisation and system-E ,
Romans failing health. The owner ofE necessity and wisdom of good roads; .
Epsrtmenta were received. each allow-E
{ll}! rota utilise .0: tissue- duplicstécl by"
some. and decided to remain with u
Meus Associations and Boards of man.
Trade or the State. These assocla- (To ser‘e t,; three years) EBlackcned Eye 03““ Ml ‘0 All“:
tions represent our most enterprising Tellers—Charles H. Dilworth and‘V
and surcessi'ul business men M. J. Howard. ‘
don Boxing This Week.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30. —-Ad WolgastV
The oificers of the Association ”9V The secretary was instructed to sen d‘ will wear a beautifully discolored right
as follows: President. Gen. Henry a letter of sympathy to H. E. Holland
A. Bishop, Bridgeport; lst vicePresi~ thank him (or his excellent work ac- E
dent, Don C. Seltz, Greenwich; 2nd complished while secretary-manager.
Eeye in the ring with Freddie Welsh
ns sxt Monday night at Madison Square
Garden unless nature mends the defect
Vice- President, J. 0 Tracy. Williman- Alter investigation. it was found that in the meantime. Ad ran into a stilt E
llC; 3rd Vice- President George M. the city building ordinance, relative to;
Robinson. New Haven; Treasurer, D. ings was ratha' vague. and a commit
E.A Adams. New Haven. and among the Vtee has been appointed to recommend
Rallies. Bridgeport; Secretary, (1M. fireproof construction in public build E
\‘i' aterbilry J, M. Emerson of Ansonia, by amendment. as will insure safety toE
L, A Plait oi' Waterbury. Jacob G A committee has been appointed
mine of Danbury. Henry R. Bond. ‘and is now working on the problem at
Jr., of New London. Frank J. King of the commercial ’-re rating of dues, and
Norwich, Philip Pond of New Haven. ' ways and means or increasing member-
and Elbridge Gerry of Danbury, ' Vshlp
‘We need the support of every mnnE H. Jacobs 8; Sons. who leased the
at Del liawkins' roadhouse and Wol-
The necessary expenses of the Asao-Jia hand. This would mean a new tacv nlll' to regain the MWOW crown
(lfltlon for printing, postage, station- tory building in connection with the
Referee Billy Roche. who wss third
ery, office rent and clerk hire. must be old, and an increase in help or approx-E man in the ring at Boston, gummy
financed. and practically our only way- lately 400 employee. "‘ night, when Welshboxed Meaty Bald-
“ "blallllflll ““3 m0“! is lbwuflh files The bad sidewalk condition or the will, said yesterday that the champion
subscripflbn 0‘ individual members ‘city is being investigated, and a com-V, was marvellously last and cleter that
"llvliat‘éver your occupation, bust-,mlttee has turned in a complete to night.
film-ls. or profession. the work of this port on most or the streets of theE
Association will be worth more than First district. and is now working in
ten dollars a year to you. To the the Second district, and will soon com»
farmer, lo the man owning country‘plete the work, at which time the
“Althoguh many believe Welsh is
more at a boxer. than a tighter he in-
sisted on straight miss." said, Roche.
“Then he proceeded to mix. it trim the
V property. to the automobiiist, good whole matter will be presented to the Vgtari and n was at close 'range that he
irosds mean a saving of many dollars directors tor action. showed his greatest superiority. Bos-
a year E A marine railway propoaition has tonlans voted it the best scrap seen
"it you feel you cannot chord a life been submitted by the harbor commit-E there in years" ,
membership. or a sustaining member- toe of the transportation departmonhé. That Welsh does not believe for a
ship. We trust you will join as a reg- and the matter will come before the moment that WW3! can me“ any
is defenceV
‘5‘" “991”"- We will keep' you ill-E board 0: dir qtors at a later date. decided Impression agains't’h
555533539“ Ill shares of the highway The secrelary, under inatrucfition at is ovideugzd 3.555" tap; £1133:in urge;
55mm!“ l"hell the time comes” the b d it! directors. wrote letter tidy. r or o s e
oar Emmi ‘r‘ea'dy rosy lie kiddie-in V
cm d°lhl8 Dart. This concerted ao—i change. Boston. Mass. protesting theEwuu’aukeea weak-latenly its trouucy V
illOll “"11 Bilell success in large let-E25 per cent. increase in insuranceEed Willie Ritchie in a short boue- and
has ideas of doing the some to Welsh.
for concerted action each member to the New England Insurance Eh
Ee‘ “L" rates. .
At the conclusion it was voted that. . Mme.“ REPORT. EYestarday White announced byd inre
a rising vote of thanks be extended ' Receipts. that Welsh must 0132:1313 poun s n
to Mr Rab‘nw" ‘Beceivedwlast year‘s dues. . . .. $85. 00 55555 0‘ 135 as 555: hed back to
~8eeretary's “Wm Rmeivedemnew dues . ........ .556 28‘“ Manager 1:011“: 81555”th (ill go
The report of Secretary Dllwortll VCash in cities, Sept. 1st. .V.1,2.25E'wmm 5“! ing 0 make .. an
was as bellows: for a short tight. but added: t Vii Kelsi:
' ‘ should fail to VthVpchk you on as e o
Noriézllltgmziber of Commerce. inc, ,, - . . , $652.5” ten rounds 'will give you‘ return bout
At the dnaual meeting. held in the Disbursements. . ' 67. 30E“ twenty ”“25 and agree to 133
Town 06““ Robin, Wednesday even-EOVBMI‘B“. Sept. 13‘. i . . . . . ..... 35AM Epoun'ds ringside.
mg September» 93 191‘ J01“) CBVBI' W881i?!“ M... ........ .. ".3 . . .
' Insurance bill. Bishop mill.. 21. 235 “MORRIS wmps rum",
nigh. prealdent; reported on work so 0mm bills. ordered will . . .::.‘. 5.7134
figmpnm‘il 5375511355555" 3°“ What Oillce expense . . . . . . .‘ , 28.47 Morris, Oklahoma heavyweight. gained
1 {a organ :a on one to t o in the B h “as: in bank 4 _»~. 95,5311“, decision over-Jim Flynn, o't Pueblo.
“ “'e' 5“ We ”5”“ °' 5“ 5“ still in ottlce 28.53'cOl. at tell end oi their tenround bout
creased membership and loyal sup-
port. .' - .
The reports of the secretary/tress.
urer and tchairmen for the- diiloront do-E ' '
in: that careful and consistent com?
mittee work had been perlnrmegmiur-
lag the year. and that the him-wall: V
Chamber of Commerce. glad. was asf'
sistingdn bringing aboutobangesdiene
doial to the city's lpterest; ‘”
.1; ii iii Animation that changes“
should ' made in thejydaws; sis
cpnsplldatlon. 55315 be changed. and V
good work the. association was
-~ The petition to the City Council tr lit
taxpayers. asking to": poi-mails co
“fiction on the Wilson P6
was endorsed by the climber the' ,V ,
U councilmnd. b vote
a: itlghwsx Depart shit
' KANSAS CITY. Md. Oct. 30.—Uai‘l
-——‘" here last night. Flynn took severe pun~
i E ’ l - ' 3053- 5.0““ lshirient. was was Va‘lmost unmark-
1.4,;‘3a'i4b May, blag-ii
Ele ft in his bout ‘at Flint. Mich, withl
EBiliy Wagner last week. This slightE
hurt was augmented in a training boutE
goat decided to quit boxing until he.
Edens the gloves in the ring. For thisE
reason he moved into the city and willE
continue his exercise on the road in‘
Central Park and indoors at Cooper's
gymn‘asium. He already is within
eight ounces-0t the required weight—.-
135 pounds—and will keep on edge
with mild exercise.
Wolgast‘. it villi be remembered, has
in the State who [5 interested in good Bishop property, “’3 conwmphung the tradtnred m" bones in his hands aev.
roads and in the financial welfare of moving or their entire plant to Norman} times and he does not wigh totake
the State. We need the influence walk, and a committee (mm the Cham- any unnecessary chances gm 3 might
each man wields in his community. ber of Commerce now has the matter cause the emcenman‘"0fm ”Wm.
prices are right.
Will call for and deliver
Falrileld county, ,.
Vil‘ordV VParts. Ford Tires all
Vary-Low Prices. zeal}.-
‘ one no a call. uni-idiosv' I
at overhauling. Now is he
make arrangements, . ,-
(ally of Bishopric fish 3%
the old. costly lathlaiid-rpl V
'structiou at little cost the infill »
you have a partition to Vb_ ‘
and get enough of this
material to cover the am
to close bit. Put up your
than nail on the Blsbnpri
The wall is ready at once
kind of decoration. It: ’
a. startling demonstrati V
mg in time and money ye‘
Way or plifstering, walls; dhd.’
CE. H. Aisthofi 'V
. Ted. liars: . .
often as the Ford him
right or its my 3!
would hill it. isn’t.
tiva proof that th _
right {when it
any other car—ant _
three to one? Ova... .
new in use—have you yo-
Woerr .7 '
4‘10 5‘.
IOu can demonstrate the.
Just go to any Bish
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