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Close of Coast Circuit Finds Ilia: Ahead
of Well Known Drivers.
Master driver tops all others in in-
dhidual w inuigs.
After six lively sessions over the I. pause in the racing season which
prepared roadways of live Pacific
Coast cities, the members of motor-
dom's “Suicide Club‘” have nearly all
picked up for the annual mow 93“.. winners at Corona and Venice,
ward, Some of them are stepping off}. coast cities distributed a total of $45,-
at Oklahoma City where a ZOO-mile 000 in cash prizes to the circuit c-hne-
road race is scheduled for April 22nd;
others have shipped direCt to lndian
abolis- or to' the eastern factories
m they make their respwflve $7.000. Barney got it in three but
«an0113. A few ot the resident
California drivers remain at home, re- non stop run at Corona; $3, 500 for his.
filling their cars for the next inv.‘asion
'I The .Nlaxwell at the PanamaPacific
Exposition:
Willi a Maxwei
.195...
of the “big leaguers." _
The close of the coast circuit marks
permits a resume, of the winter com-
petitions.
Aside from added money paid to
the
ers. Of this sum, Barney Oldfield,
Master Driver” and star of the Max-
well team, captured the largest total—-
I
idles-42,500 for his recordabreaklng
win or the Venice Grand Prix. and
During the month of March there
were 47 births. 38 deaths and 12
marriages. incomparlson with the
last few months the birth rate shows
a slight decrease, with the deaths in-
'creasing. The marriages. also, have
decreased in number during Mel-ch
as compared with previous months.
An interesting feature of the vital
statistic record. for last month, is
the birth of twins to Mr. and Mrs.
William Hilliard, colored, Rockland
Road, in the Springwood section.
The complete record follows:
Births.
March.
19—JaCob,
Pokros.
21—Helen, to George and Edna Dugan.
3'~Joseph. to Andrew and Ethel
The shot/e illuéxrltion allow: the 1915
and the bay.
The unwell Motor Co. have a special exhibition at the exposition and have
made crrangemmte at the Maxwell exhibit
dealers and owners who are visiting the exposition.
Special rest rooms. guides and an inlormltion bureau have also been provided
for than convenience. I! desired, rcscrvutio
Maxwell overlooking exposition grounds
(or the handling- of all mail for Maxwell
11 (or hotel looms will be made on request.
$1,000 for his victory in the Border
land Fair event at Tucson.
Oldfieid's campaign Was a wonder
fut combination of speed and consis-
tency. Each oi his prizes was the re
suit of a flight in wlhch hie Maxwell
neither stopped nor slowed down. In
none of the three races mentioned did
be. change gears‘ after he had once got-
ten under way. The three non-stop per-
formances aggregated 711'miles,
Second to Oldfield in total winnings
was Darius Resta. the foreign pilot
With $8.000. 'lliesta found, the twisting,
dangerous course inside the San Fran '
cisco Exposition grounds, ideal for
his Peugeot. and was able to keep this
scusationaily light. speedy oar ruuing
to the finish in both the Grand Prize
and Vanderbilt. The Peugeot had fail-
ed to finish at Vorona and San Diego.
illesrn also declined the isue at Ven-
ice an Tucson.
(Perhaps the most interesting record
”'1; any of the speed demons is that
of “Sure Finish” Billy Carlson of the
Maxwell team who pressed Rests close
with a total of $5.800 winnings. Cari-
son started in all six of he circuit
events and finished in each one. In
live or them he lives among the money
winners. In two of them the finish
found him in second position to Old-
field; his Manitell't'eam mate: Carlson
alto figured as a “non-topper." his car
running the entire 306 miles or the
San Diego race without hesitatlng.
Eddie 'Puilen, first place Wilmer at
LITCHFIELD'S FIRE HORN.
Litchfleld is to have a new fire alarm
system and the probability is that
early this summer an electric siren
horn will replace the old courthouse.
bell Which has ”summoned the volun-
- tcer lire company and Litchilelders in
general to repel the tire =h‘ei1d for many
years. Final action" in the matter will
not be taken by the board or burgesses
until its May meeting, but it has been
tacitly determined to purchasie the
horn. instal it on the fire company‘s
house and connect it with the tele-
phone headquarters electrically so
that‘immedi‘ateiy upon an alarm com-
ing mer the phone central wnl push a
bangs and' the sites will send out its
'we' , shrieking waran‘ to the vil-J
lagells.
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halt-”11.0011 numhfl’l’bh
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’Iquiutet. were second with an even
, cleansing mil Mini. ..,. . ‘
26~Bey. to Constantonoe and Corn
Shekel.
2~—Morris. to Adolf and Sophia Rob-
inson.
5—Catherine. to Patrick and Eliza-
beth Smith,
" 9—Davl‘d. to Abraham and Jennie
flasher.
_21-Joeepb, to Frank and Rosaria Sal
vedo.
12—Edward, to John and Margaret
Roach.
Sit—Maria, to Joseph and Rase;
Fabrizo.
20—Giri. to Herbert and Tilley Neath-1
by.
ls—Boy. to Abraham and Dora Green.
14=—'Leonard, .to Henry and Lillian
Jennings.
Bill), to Clarence and Anna Banks.
24—Jennie, to Charles and Lucy Nardi.
l—William, to William and Catherine
Beiiord.
25~Itaymond, to August And Emma
Beclltold.
17;.»Patricia. to Joseph and Margaret
Castano.
28—-—Barbara. to Andrew and Miriam
Faden.
Ill—James to Carl and Olive France.
stand Gheekooras.
29-ailmslyn; to John and Elisabeth
Alden.
27~Albert. to J oral and Julie Che
29~lreue. to Josef and Mary belcsak.
30—«George. to Daniel and Ellen Kin--
linger.
29—hWilliam, to William and Clara
Baker,
25—«Harrlett to Roderick and Eliza1
both Weed.
22~Anna to Percy and Martha aBr-
mun.
._.___-._—_-.-.-_:—-—-*_-.-..—_..
Corona and third at San Francisco in
the Vanderbilt, follows Carlson with
35,500 winnings. Cooper and Wilcox
With $5,000 and $4,000 respectively are
fifth and sixth. Malina, last year's
champion. had to be content with $8,-
000~fourth money at Corona and the
Vanderbilt.
The victories ot Old-field and Carl-
son make the Maxwell the season‘s
champion car up to date-with total
winnings of $12,800. Cooper, Wilson.
Anderson, Grant andOIsewls, the Stutz
|$10,.000 Pullon. Ruckstell and 1.. Ni-
krent with Mercers won 57, 7 50 0' Don-
rreil and Alley won $3,000 with their
Deueenburgs.
Pacific coast auto circut in cold
cash:—
Oidtield, Maxwell $7.000
vResta, Peugeot ,,- $6,000
lCarison, Maxwell. $5,800
I Pollen, Mercer $5,500
IlCooper. Stutz . $5,000
\\' iicox, Stutz ' $4,000
:Ruckstell, Mercer $2.250,
lne ePaIma, Mercedes $2.090
O'Donnell. Deusenburg $1,500»
Hughes, Ono 81,500
lAlIey, Deusenburg $1.500
Illarquls, Bugatti $1,000
Anderson, Stutz _. $1,000
Gordon, Gordon. 3700
Disbrow, Simplex $500
Dalonu, Moon 3300
Taylor, Alco $250
TOTALS $45,800
its part of an agreement to purchase
209 shares of the W. C P. Taxicab
Company of Greenwich from the plain-
tiff at $105 a share.
The complaint states that the agree~
ment was made on April 1, 1909, add-
that only two payments were made.
——MAKE coon wonk‘ sesame.
You cannot do- good work while
your bowels are sluggish or- your liv-
gave Foley 'Cathartic Tablets a thor-
ough trial. and and them a mild but-
sate cathartic."
lets never gripe or cause nausea.
They do away‘.
tilled feelllfi,
BREAOD '01-" container
Alma or. church '. oresirvucu 11%..
New Departure Company f Brlso .
murmur he astronomy,“ H
er torpld. Win ,0. E. Biol-he, Mgr. .
Scott Hotel, Hancock, Mich.r says “I- ,
Foley Cathartic Tab- , -
itli thnt droWsygdull, ,. .
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ledames. to Edward and Meryl
Byrnes. \
l5—Louise, to Henry and -Adelaiti
Kimnyer. l
lZ—Mary. to Michael and Beatrice
Trent. , i
iOwJohn, to Frank and Ada Madden. 1
9~Jennette. to John and Virginia
Ford.
S—J‘ose, to Ferdinand and Antonio:
Pas‘que.
to Benjamin and Rose
11—Harvey Shield. 55 yearn:
ll—John W. Brown, 68 years. 1
months, 10 days.
li—Charlotte Q. 'Ferry. 36 years; 2
months, 25 days.
15—Herbert N. Aerating? month. 18
. days. ,
lS—Anne E. Hallock, 67 years, 2
months, 7 days. "
_ months, 18 days.
18—»Mary B.»Ferry, 65 years, 6 months.
1 day.
zit—George n. disables. ”We
months, 19 days.-
201—11119 Geordie, 27 years, 4 months,
19 days.
ill—Mollie Freedman. 1 month.
Ell—Alfred Roby, 60 years, 2 months.
5 days.
months. 15 days.
225-Ann- may, 75 years. ' "'""""
22‘Walt'ei' White Reason, 20 years.
224mm 1!. Howard. '55 years, 6
months. 12 days.
fl—Iohn G. Murphy, 58 years.
{we-Helen E. Moatg‘olilel‘y, ii years, 4
months. 6 d1?!-
.._
i 23—Jenule Ste‘phowskey. 1 day;
23—Lucrezzia Spin'o. 19 years, 7
month‘s. 23 days.
24—Jose’p‘h D. Salvedo, 3 days.
Eli—Catherine Sullivlatl, '70 years.
2B—Ellzabetb McGuyi'e. 40 years.
30~Joseph Mlserenbino, 8 months.
31—Michael De Pietro, 2 months, 29
days.
marriages.
ll—Alfred'lyle and Joseph shute. .
ll—wllilslam 1er and Dolly May Shute.
9—Andrew A. Anderson and Grace
Weed.
12—Anlhony Hill and Ms Scott.
20~George Scoflhld and Eva E. Sheet-
tier.
21-Sydney C. Garrison 11nd Mora May
l-‘lsber.
23—Burt M. Robertson and Gladys A.
Mills.
20~Lester B. Marshall and Golden E.
Ermetz. 1
ill—Horace G. Ferns and Ethel In]
Broadhurst.
2b—Ishum Craig. Jr., and Susie Peter
son.
lE—Leo R. Mengering and Rose M.
Gruner.
29~Parker fl, liailoclt and Belle M.
Moltethu 1
SEE PARAMOUNT TRAVEL
SERIES
Marguerite Clerk was the princi-
pal attraction in Norwalk yesterday
and the feature. in which she appear-
ed in at Plansant Hour and Look-
w'oods Hall "Gr'cna Green” drew out
lib—10‘1““ to Michael and Christina m'the largest clowds that have been
3453;. to Michael and Mary Luke~
covich.
llellzabeth, to John anti Elizabeth
Gall.
30—«Helen, to Stephen and Elizabeth
Varga.
9éHelen, to Joseph and Carmela Ul
Florin.
lO—Mdla, to Antonio and Mary
Znino.
10—Anna.lo Joseph and Vencenaa
Peilegrlno.
ill—Horace andrliarriet, (twins) to
William and Susie Hilliard.
its—Mary, to William and Green
Ecliert,
9—Rose. to Sam and Sarah Shilepslw.
31-—'-Bernard. to William and Angelo
Wargnelii.
become, to John and-Natalie stee-
howsky.
oonllul‘ga‘. to Prospero and Valentihm
D'avanso. -
Deaths. ’
March,
3v—Anna F. Haugh. 48 years. ,
8-—JCethe‘rine A: Conroy. 61 years.
3»Maflon‘uBurhs, 17 years. 2, montiml
lhdaya.
Salami-1s M." O'Hara;-
months; 19' (lasts.-
5-»—Jamesl\l$ O'Hara.
'mo'sths; lanolin. _
rawtmgrea 0118.- 67 years.
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35 years; at
to motion picture productions in this
city in u long time. ‘Mlss Clark .will
appear againshortly in "Wildflower"
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