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NEWPORT, R. 1., July 31.——The
series of races between the Resolute
‘and Vanitie scheduled to be called olf-
- Newport, and which started Monday.
have been abandoned. The fog pre-
vented all but one race, which was a
. yictory for Resolute. Both yachts
' .will remain here unit tomorrow or
Monday, and then sai for New Lon-‘
don to join the New York Yacht Club
cruise. After the cruise it is likely
the boats will have a special race off
,Marbleh‘ead on August 12, after
which there is nothing positive about
.lheln. future. They will.probably go
out of commissiol
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MANCHESTER, Vt., July 31. «U11-
certainty reigned throughout the third
and semi- final rounds [at the first pros- I
' :ldent's cup on the Ekfanok Gountr
1 fitoIb' links. The finali‘it‘s lol- today am
Max B Marston of ‘Bsttcsroi and w.
ll’arker scale'f'of' Brookfitlvn.
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It Marston played the outward jour-
I my in 36 this morning, and thib prIdv-
l on too 1161 too“- John 11-. won! 13wa
def: City, who found hlmself 2 down ati
{ the turn lMarston eventually won by
g. 2 anal. hater-11431" 611111110951 Mai-111011
.. was pitted against Hamllt .‘l K. Kerr
- and was the steadier 01.. e 111111111 .5»
rather erratic match. Kerr Iliad dis-
posed of A. G. Mcllwalne 2nd. this
‘morntng in a match that ended at the .
home green.
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. The Lockwood A. A. held their
. weekly meeting last night. at which
a law was, passed to close the club's
membershl'pfcharter on tho . first of
October.~8ix new members were ad-
mitted last nfgbt and thus brought” the
'='club’s membership up to fifty.
'l‘li'r tickets for the auto ride to'Ryo
Beach which is being run under the
auspices of the Lockwood B. B. club,
have been distributed and are now on
sale. The Longfellow B. -B. team of
Bridgeport will be the attraction at
. the Baxter grounds this Sunday. Aug.
1st Walter and Mccarthy will be the
battery for' the visitors while McMa-
' lion and Artéll will work for the, 10-
.» calls. .
Manager Hill wishes to state that
he believes that Barry is afraid of
spoiling ‘hls reputation, as he asked
for a series of games with the Lock-
woods in September but in‘ an inter-
view with Barry, yesterday morning,
he sthted that his dates Were all full
including next Sunday. Barry takes a
great delight in writing up the Lock-
. woods but still he fails to" come across
with- a series, says 'Hill. ManagerIIHlll‘
will keep his schedule open for one
more week and if he does not hear
from him will fill his schedule;
The Lockwoods have :on 14 and
lost 2 and tied 1, so far this season.
The teams batting average Itol‘dsts
is .277. A'rtellleads_with .380 and is fol-
lowed by. Ryan .333,.'thzo .318. J.
Ryan .305, Lonchak .291, Hevés’sey,
.291,.Mcbl’ahcn ..288 H. Herring, .271,
E. Herring, .250, Toby .205, “Billy"
MM .111.
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the only event with any. pretens n
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,wllicfi'b? all” run Its the" foil h even
The mayors had inside that J. G
IGreener's Bayberry Candle, tho it
carrnas 1911. sleight lid-Multileno
commune moistened 11.0w
four other starters, and the daughter
of Cunard was made 11 strong favor-
ite at 7- to ID. Lahore came back nt-
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ter the‘Irace of Thursday which caus-
ed so much comment on account of
Lilley’s' listless ride and was made
second choice. The result justified
Lthe opinion of the price makers as
Bayberry Candle went to the front
soon after the rise of the barrier and
never .loft the issue in dml.bt Al the
finish anberrv Candle was eluhi
lhnéths in front of Transit. which
heat Lahore bv two lengths for the
place. There was no grumbling at
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M01199 in he made for Lahore was
that he was unnhln to stand two 1110-.
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LOB ANGELE‘B, Cat, July 31.—
Tom. Workman. first baseman of the,
Stanford university team, who aigned'I;
with the New York Nationals this;
spring, wired to Manager McGrawi
that he would not report. Workman
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professional ball and \probably would:
engage in business with an uncle.
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PITTSBURG, July 31.—The Brook-
lyn Dodgers squared the series yes-
terday by defeating the Pirates by 31
score of 3 to 2 in a game featured by
gilt edged pitching on the part of
Nap Rocker and Bob Harmon. Ruck-
or didn't seem to have enough speed
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and made the Buccaneers look too!
ish reaching but for his slow ball
and for a while looked as if. they
would chalk up quite..a fewtallies.
but-they got onlyotwo aftorefilltug the
:30 was
The Pit-atel- wore thefirat to 18811;, “'
'f'helrivtfi‘mW‘mmeptlon bIcaI‘t out Ia built and filled the baccaf
manner of coming to the- front was of the condltlon race for twoy r-:l:olll1'1s shot 'thc-ball through the ln-,
field, scoring Gibson, but 111111111011
was nlppcd at tfi‘é plate on ilyit's's
g‘cbIll show. "‘ 0n ‘tho squeeze play
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throwing out Johnston
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The final arrangements have' been
completed ’for the his water carnival,
which tomorrow afternoon will be held
at Roton Point Bark by the members
of the 'Rcton Division of Life San-rm:
and their many friends.
Among the famous swimmers and
divers who will appear in the events
are Miss Adeline Trapp, of Brooklyn,
and Miss IMaria Ramsperger, of' New'
York.
Miss 'l‘r‘app is a teacher in one or the
high schools in Brooklyn. and is well-
{known as the first woman to swim Salter and H. A. Bandy 111 straight set
through the treacherous Hell Gate.
from East I89th street to Classon Point.
at distance of 8 mlles. which she made
in the record time of mo hours and
ItWenty minutes. She is the holder or
Imany long distance records. 1118!
Conny Island swim, from East 24th
street. to Coney Island, covering seven.-
teon miles, she made in five hours and
thirty-one minutes. A nineteen mile
swim up the Hudson river, from Yonk-
ers to West 30:11 street, Mlsb Trspp
made in seven hours and seven min-
utes.
distance of twenty- four miles.
\liss Trapp is prominent can swim- '
'ming- Instructor and a high and fancy
diver. She ha! saved a number of pan-
pie from drowning. and is a member of
and organizer in the Womans Life
Saving League. >
Miss Ramsperger is prominent as a
teacher of swimming. She is a men»,
ber of the National Life Savifi!
l League, and the holder 9! several lite
Recently she gamed
considerable prominence by rescuing
three boys trout drowning at East 3131
‘Street dock, New York, by diving and
filial
Ramsperger holds many medals and
saving medals.
carryingnll three to shore.
cups for swimming and life saving.
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Brown Broad loo Cronin".
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It only took her five bears and
who is. 9 cousin of Art Sharer, hold-g six minutes to swim from North Beach
out infielder of the Giants, announced j ‘30 ROM“ Reel 03 Staten 1513991 3
The carnival tomorrow promises in
be an affair no‘ one can afford to miss,
and preparations for the record crowd
. of years have been made. '
Pour a pint of boiling milk over
three ounces of brown bread crumbs,
add‘ five ounces or 8118“. a tumours:
ot'banlll'l: mill" oil's and a halt table:
inning Gibson hit the ball betwem'spbbnfulil ofigela'ttno dissolved; when
. WI legs for. ," safety. {tot-.cmm ..cInna
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1110 small amotfifi of worry to their loy
al supporters RI. Nevis Williams 2nd.
and ‘Watson .Washburn suddenly
ahodk themselves up in their doubles
lmatch against Harold H. Hackett and
T. R Poll and emerged winners in five
sets at 2-0;" 3—~0, 15-3, 0—1. oL—s.
Williams had‘ been wofully weak and
11118 supporters were Wondering just
when he would start his sport. Bud-
Pdenly the reversal came. His forehand
drives and vdfieying from the begin-
ning of the mild set until the and of
the match welfi wonderful to look on
11113 speeded up his sorvlce and time.
iattcr time no shot deadly cross court
drives from qut of position in a man-
her which drew continued applause
Tfrom the gallery.
In the other semi- final match lrving
C. Wright and Wallace 9". Johnson wonI
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NEW HAVEN, July 31 ~Georgo
1! Cameron, prominent in baseball in
this statofdr years. and owner of the‘
New Haven franchise in the old Con-
necticut league and in its successor,
the Eastern Baseball association,
died at his home in West Havenplate
yesterday, after-a long illness.
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P. 0110161181111 Austrian Tsunamis-ion.
, II . 'of insects.
The local' postolfices in ' common
with other postofilces throughout the
country, has been ordered by the do-
paltfitent at Washington to guard
against the transmission of brown
tail and may moths through the
mails to or from certain quarantined
1
onion dcp at has. dissipated.
As a consequence thereof, spfuce,
hemlock. firrjunlper. pine, arbor vitae
and parts thereof holly and laurel.-
and tan bark products, and practical-
and shade cool cannot be shipped
of Masé‘d‘qfififiom: New Hampshire. or
I_'I Connecticut." "“l‘li‘c' quarantined sec-
tlonIs of: confibcticut are those '09-
Griswold, stonington and Grown-.1111
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”over faced the starter In this classic.
areas of thigcountry which the post»
1y all plants and shrubs cicap‘t fruits; ant—Shmiaavom. (Told
and seeds of finite and ornamentil;
111111 or flout the quarantined portions ., ,
tween the Atlhit'i'c ocean Iandgwood ~
stock, mastmrd’,’ Scotland;- Llsbon. :
nmaem July 81. --l.iee Axwortby.
owned by the'~Psstimo stables of
Cleveland and driven by William An-
drews, yesterday 'aftornoon won the
tirenty-sixth renewal -of the Merchants
and Manufacturers'iuomo stake from
the greatest field of t'rotters which
Raised from the 2124 to tho 2:08.,of
filo'hcst horses in training, but has
A'xworthy' outfcotbd-the lot and lock
the pace in straight heatst‘ lncldental-
1y ho had not a new record of 2: 068-6
"101‘ the stake to boat Peter soon, who
was the chief contender all the way.
While the M. and M. was the feature
at the week's Grand Circuit program,
there were two boats in other events
yesterday which the finishes were so
close the judges withheld their decis-
ion until a photographer who snapped
the horses as they went under the
wire developed his plate ans showed
the 'wlnner.
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NORWALK FIR! ALARM
, 30:88. ,
e—rltoh School (private).
Fire headquarters. 36 Van zant Street
Telephone 170
Private 110on will only Do. pulled
lor are on premises where located.
A'tolcpinmc message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 8
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p. m. and 8 a: 111.. giving location of ,
are, an alarm will be given from noon
canon.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or'acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire,
s—llamn School .(prlvate).
ill—East Washington. and. Fort Sta
Ill-Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
ale—molt Ave. and Rowan St
Elli—Winfield 8t.
228—Fort and Charles Sta.
224—1111» Are. and Fitch St.
ixs-St. John St. and Edits Ave.
882:—Soavlew Ave. and. First St.
Sits—Boulevard and Second St.
ass—cove Ave, and. rum St.
Sal—Boulevard and Blackstone 8t.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Ala—6:41;, 5:80,, 6:39, 8:00x.
8:5lx, 9:151, 10:02:, 10:98. 10:50xI
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CHICAGO. July 3L~Tho first ora
ganizcd baseball in Chicago in a week
was exploited yesterday afternoon
and the much disfigured Cubs mado'f
an even spilt of a duplex combat with
the Giants. The New Yorkers won
the first games to 2 and were Ihnt
out, 4 to 0 in the second. .-
The twofold combat developed this
odd angle: the Giants Won the first .
game with only four hits, whereof
their opponents doubled I that . num-
her: the Cubs won the second game
with five hits, while the Giants knock-
ed out eight. Quantity, thereforo,.Icfit-
no profitable figure in the action,1.arh
ry Doyle crashed at home run to right
field in the first game and thaifilants
rode'to victory on .that vehement --
drive. The Cubs.._crowded thelq.,fivo
tilts into a small space of scrapping
in the second game and made thaw
five of infinltclv more value than the
Giants scattered eight.
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NEW roux, 'July 31. ..Jrno v5.51.
kees have announced the purchase of) .
Pitcher Brady from the Dallas club'
of the Texas league. He will join I
the club in September. Brady is 20
years old and this is his first your .
in professional baseball circles. He
has received the soubrlouet of "m'
Brady. because of his abilltty; and he
is at present leading the Texas league
pitchers.
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DEFlNlTlON or cHInol-Racvlc.
Chiropractic in the definition of tho
cause of tho disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wunch, twist or sprain in the
back. Evan lf done to childhood
it creates plnchcd nerves and pain in
later life in. the didarent organ: and
limbs '
Chiropractors remove the 681188 In!
disease and palmhealth ls- restored
through harmonizing the nerve new
toms in your body. Female troublul
given special attention; also 011th ,
of the aphid. You will never regret-
glving‘thc Chiropractor a chauooAto
help you.
Magnetic headrests men also. 1
Tfimmbfl,
34 Washington at. so. Norwnlk. coon.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
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Distributors for Norwalk and:
Soul-11 Namath . ,7
«The Starting Motor Co. ,3
Dorian, Conn.
Phone 179
Automobile and Motor- Cycle
Repairs.
:Rogistered F. A. M. RIM»
Shop;
tor IUMo-dato Service out '
' Fred H mung,
Funeral. Olmtor and tinting '
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