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51111111 made a show or Al Reich last ”Mice for ““3 Astor Cup race A
night at the St. Nicholas Rink in H11 “AAA‘AA “A“ postponed ‘0 0010138? 9 be-
ten round bout. Reich did so little thstA cause 0‘ ”AA“ “5 resumed yesterday
not one of the rounds could be giv en A ”1d 3 number 0‘5 drivers were on the
to him. The crowd that packed the Course at Sheepshead Bay. tuning up
aren‘é hissed and “booed” after the first A70” Saturday 3 350 mile Struggle Eddie
four rounds, when it became apparent Richenbaci‘ r, Pete Henderson and
that 33%“, would be nothing m do but Bill Chandler entertained the specta-
sit through six more iounds of \eryglm's “Am high We“ flights around the
tame ring work. After the sixth round ACOA'AA‘P-

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IN YALE llNfllP

The Yale firstly football team
flook things easy yesterday, running
xiirough a 2;} minute signal diili, be-
pides punting, tackling and individ-
pul work. The coaches pointed out
,some of the sad errors made in Sat
,‘uiduy’s game and‘A especially endeav-
pred to speed up the. backs and ends.
Physically at least the men are feel-
;mg good. Several changes in the
juteup occurred, 7 Gates taking Chub
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NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—-Grover (Eleve-
land Alexander was induced the oth
or day to say something about him-
self. A He doesn’t talk much as a rule,
but since the Phillies won the right
to meet the Red Sox in the world's
series, the famops pitcher has been
bombarded with questions by eager
scribes. So this is what he said:

“I will be ready to pitch every
game in the series it: i am called on.

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A NEW NOTE ill
PRISRN RECRM

A new note in prison ref‘m was
sounded last Friday afternoon, when
Mrs. Anne P. 11. Field gave an address
at the home of Mrs. Louis A. Leh-
mater, Blue Mtf‘li‘arm, Norwalk.

.Mrs.'Field is a speaker of rare per
sonality and enthusiasm. Her know-
ledge of prison conditions is first hand,
.as she took care of a prisoner last
winter in Sing Sing. and was able to
Asee the wonderful results of Mr. ()8
,born's dealing with prisoners as com-

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illentley‘ going in for Thompson at mam outba‘ iiit overjloillked. 'l‘ y thiVe comment: or titzse and cincII exiles ;:AAA911AAb said tlhut he had been in paved with the 01d regime of cruelty
nunrter: Waite played “for Captain . , . mo aV ve pi; e nearly 400 w to romaine mus ave ma e etc is o m ( y “ire can that the steamer and brutality. The 7510" of this m.”

. 7 inning. but it. hasn't made a bit of cars tingle. 'lhe onetime amateurAdue here yesterday with his racing ' ‘1
MAIISOH. who fared all for a rest, . , l‘h . 1 Red d b t tl‘t sAP . t 1_. d ‘1 onor, Canada :Blackie, has recently"
difference to me. 1911194” 0° 80" v AA A“ “An“ eugeo was “0 ”A” late. MAAAAOAAAA been published by Mrs. Field, and

The second and third teams but-

_ . {thinks it can be rushed through the.
.ilcd for awhile without scoring. A

Smith, who weighed 183 pounds, A Custom House in time for the race. it
made his 208-lh. rival who is supgnot he will pilot the Maxwell which:
posed to be a very clever boxer, look was substituted for Harry Grant's car.
like a- novice. .Whon Smith, who 'AAAA The hall.“ doing” cars or more that did
hiown as an awkward boxer, can pen "not take part lugbe elimination trials
per an opponent's taco continuously are to 1111., LA ébauce to Qualify on
with left subs it does not speak well Thursday afternoon lnoldontally the

all there was to lnm. gives a clear conception of the result

of environment on a man's life.

Blackie was for years, considered
one of the worst and most dangerous
prisoners in Auburn. He was kept for
20 months in a coil with no window,
for trying to escape from Daunexfloro,
an‘d when released “‘51:: that cell was
AbllndAin one eye, and ind contracted
tuberculosis When Mr. Osborn first

"I and that I can pitch better when:
The temporary stands at Cambridge I am worked regularly than when
anust be ready by Nov. 19, the day1A “ASA four or AA“ days, AAAAA‘A A’reguA‘A"
:bctore the Harvard-Yale game is to'AAAA means every third day. I have.
Rake, place in the, 51111111115, a'nd be 'not studied the Red “Sex. I will rely.
muse of the great precautions for on my own stuff and the boys behind
safety that are to be. taken, more 1““ t0 beat them. I am not the whole
illmn a mouth will be necessary in ANA“ and A never “mid WA? but for for said 0900“?!“ That is '“llflt SmllAh' blimp of duties "with Trun-
:which to construct Ame bleachers. “‘9 ““990“ I "WAVE-1 did last night. Compared with Reich ton imam ggwg'mmd but so that
The open end of the Stadium will “303“?" may have meéjkreat hil- l he looked like 3 "Fable!" NAOFMM fig}!!! 1?qu 7 AW!“ be a fine conten-
lic closed in by a great semi-circle of "A” AAA“ A think 119.1511 ham several Smith did not use his right to 31111112171; for. fluid “. 7350900 pom pa
“,0 seating capacity of the Stadium fence busters who brill eqtidAA! the Rodi 1778M“ extent. Evidently Reich
proper from 22,000 to'nearly 20.090 S” SAuggeAAs “9.95““! 0Q 0‘" own; Am)" A0 M against AAAA‘A‘AAA‘A A»: M ”FAA. :
'l‘hen in addition to the ”gum, grounds. 1 11611-1 know what Mamiboon 11111111111 to dd 90, but be TorsdlA’bibmprMtV
=jut-ache“ at tlie open end there are Igor Moron plans to do With me in that the number had a lion. Rehabs" cup, in

, , sadly in' den IeAAiAtAA .
o be wooden stands unde Aim 1 “'9 his Iertes You“ have to see htm' “I’m-"3d” ‘A ”‘m Am “A
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was one of those d—«—- reformers.
born’s principles or bluclussolud‘hclp.
becme not only a model myouer', but
ofxreot assistance among are men
Mn Field first. won intuition on sc-

or no 'Astor
lilo one at Tron- .

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rolonnnde of the Stadiu itself all about that, tor he is the boss and 11 “12‘ hi to ”bl dud
‘ 00d ~: o7r‘."_‘im§ £5311“: i§n seconds or 11:11 me: mm. pastor or am 00““ ’0'! “9' Wm me 3
mm as w 9AA “stands “A AVA“ be Obey AAAAA om?“ A 3 3mother. “tor his death oh moro—

1111111111111 ass 19119. real patting In 11171117 such diplomacy um my,
m MIMI Al Smith “9A1 "“th 803d Bonus-landfill). consented ' “AAA“ A”. AAAS friends A“ Wm“ ‘A'VAAAA ‘
' m 16w. 1 bud inland-1‘3 nampmmm, t... YMMV sold bum with the inaction-i=1
“camper with .11 1417111: to one «whom 1111 Wednesday 4111mm To Mm Anne. 1' new
e“Ai" believe. In the ninth tor her loyalty,

roundé «A1 took a chonccond waded from Blackle’s'Puls.

into Sm til, driving him to the 111111111.an Mrs. Field reluruddh'hnbum,
The “It Of the “In. "88 Silent chioi- these same pals known! her coming,
ly by Reich in stopping Smith's jabs How They Should a. wa.1§nd as she entered the prim, they
” with-Ms nee The :MIU out on who her place mad about her and the In almost

in the home 1111 its nutml motoetor swept on her reel, as mum to
mum m m from rats and mice. no because 01' Vexpresa to her their appreciation ot

her affectionate, Moloving instinct. her klndng“ to magma.
A“: t dome-tic the mod» to be: me. Field had 1111: “returned from
cared for: b mt '10 the bone. 30‘ the celebration omen Brown‘s mm
animal pullers more lrom ilbuooge. A. Auburn prlgon ‘I‘wo yammmom.
Cats need ENG!“ "0 meals a d”. an blot: Osborn under lbs name of
none will meet oomph in their Ind kittens 10" mew Some milk or Tom crown. volunurally catered Au-
humanity smuu-wuummr'of years befitfll 98! A13 3606 All Mt Nuclei“ burn for one week. The anniversary
no. Number 12.41300ng town are 9004- GW‘NWA Md 009*“ fl‘h-A of tho day be endured, iozuow bole
nouucoment malls yesterday by N. Otis without bonus. mixed ”NI ANNA 0" brated st Auburn “on as M
Mann, madame director :11! the crackers. “may, rowed ~or other arm's my.
victories by poor pitching or M or- COMKUMNWMWMTM
rors. ‘ . . A... I race will be over a course one all!
In the second contest both Rudolph soven-eigbths miles long and wfll’bo
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“If we twin the first, game x‘n‘ey'il
. never. catch.” If we drab the first
game we w ll not be out (fills light
AuAAnAti‘l th‘oAy liothAc fourth one. We
hove at legst two hither pitchers whom
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BOSTON, Oct. 5.-—'l‘bo Bravos won
twice from the Giants yostprdsy, win—
ning easily in the first “use, alto 1,
but being forced‘lz innings In the sec-
ond, the score of which'1wss"5’t0‘l. 1
Boston was helped to both '0! its

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Yale has selected a baseball coach
odor the varsity team ,it was announo
ad‘s! the first meeting of the Yale
tirletic Association last night, but
lie coach's name will be withhold un-
{it be signs the contract. it was said
that terms had been agreed upon m1
wakecoach would to in New Haven to-
1 narrow. The first fall baseball pram
flee «wasibeld at "Yale'l‘iold yesterday
afternoon. with Captain Milburn in
Vpbarge of the work. “About 100 men
tamed out. half of them freshmen.
"{rhe work was light yesterday and
consisted of tossing the ball around
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Wu“ ”Am“ The celebration was under the up
1“" 0m “ ”‘2‘ HA?“ “ham “1mm «up. mum mom came

AAA“ which Mr. Osborn batmammu
0‘“ AAA” ’ comfortable bed AAA a the prisoners. with the motto "A

'tinued for two-or three weeks. 7pm at; several stages. 7,“, the 12th. S'altonstsll. Althougbiaculty Ipprov. dry warn: motto. Kc?!) it client;" has: .AAAAA'A" good
Professor Corwlu, chalrmdn'ofthe Moran 811181811 was suaci'lfleed to sec- “A hns'novbeon received as yet Rock- van 0 at f1 h“ t A m
wood has been assured that Lbe race “9933“” They “A” need “A“ was ”i To mike good.

:Yalc Athletic Association, presided'at
the meeting last night. A 'H. Bunker;
manager of the track team, was chos-
pn secretary 01' the association, sud
needing E d. Stuckpole, 1'1, who grad-
noted in June. 1
While no announcement was made
about the resignation of E. J. Gianr
min. the freshman crew coach, Guy
Nicholle, the varsity coach, said at
11; .tbe'fcrew mass meeting last night that
an expert coacl‘i for -the1 freshmen
woul'd7soon be there. He declined to
say'~wbo the coach was at this tithe.

9nd, went to 1111111 on Ham's sin-
gle, and scored when Schang’s 1|.hrow
to catch him oil the base bounded oil
his back.
1 “Manager McGraw, who sat in the
grandstand; became involved in an al-
tercaAtiou with a speaator after the
meantime ,us'a result 10inch the
inn called for the New York man-
agcr's arrest. He claimed that Mc-
Graw’, resenting remarks made to.
New York players’ during the after-
noon, tried to trip him as he walked

to drinkpbut dislike bulbs. Hoe a damp
sponge Remove 15011111111: by brushing
the fur. ' 7:;11 -

Good curd prevent: disease. Green
ms or Ali-our catnip are healthful in
summer. Forii‘i a111,; use ilowers of “AAA”
11111111. if insect powder is used do not-
allow the cat to lap it. A 'vaseliue
t'fiIVld sulphur ointment is good fox-7
skin diseases and sweet oil for colds

less 11.111110111171111.
The first call for candidates will be 01' 35 3 15‘3“” In serious SlékneSl.
consult Va veterinarian

made today and Coach Rice announced
‘ Never abandon your eat when mov

yesterday that a- departure will be , 7 _ 7
up an Elsie An argument followed, made from the old system. No 11.111 ins. 01' leave her ““03?“ ‘0’ during a,
in which the spectator alleged Mc- Will be made this fall and ever! (11:11. vacation The “‘2” (0:39: mhhfm:
Gum drew something and called mmrdidatrwill receive individual lus’tru‘c. AYERS-“91953 ‘33 9 3“ A' 1"“ mt
f 111 M tion’. The rearrangement of the rowing and “31"“ They are a AAA“ nee °
0 names cGraan retreated to the, to b 1th AA
1 *4 room 111 Unversity nan on the 11111171. nelshbors» a mum 9“ 3“
payers' dressing room, here a 2pc- bird .
tion of several new 11111111111111; will destroy mil-Dy 8 . .
liceman found him V'l‘lie oill‘cer took 1 b itov
make' this possible. The varsity min To Hell 311°59‘99“ “A 3 A “9
AAA-Am ”A or, the ADM AAAAA' AAAA°AA A‘AAAAAAA' t ,1 l i :11 re but Rice expects a bio deed. which donor-Area another—
ing his identity refused to act on the e a s sag ' b at h v it humano- A
spéoYutot-‘s commune, referring him 3““ “mm “mm AMA“: from 68:11” gait 6AA ‘ or AA 6
the mite oariinga showed in their 11' BB 3 -
1 the trouble and overcomes such 1111111: to the ”AA“ A“ “‘7 TAAe man‘said 5,353,“ 11:11 yesterday, when the Humane 11611111111111: the 111111111 cat
4» home as 11111111111111. headaches; 1111111011.. A” ““15 A - “pm were downed in the tug at war. or dos. is a good 11111011 to all mem-
mess, and irritability, they 7 ould bo17~ ' 7 I 17 tiers or the household
V healthier, happier and stronger. If you7‘ LEGALiZAlNG as VE AAAMARRAIAGESA. Connecticut. Humane .VVSocioty, Hart
I suflel'h from any form} of femalé ills V V7 A. HTTLAEA ROCK Ark;0ct.5-—Tho,fordf71915f A
why AAA°AAAA ”AA try AAA, AA WAAA nay ”AA A A ‘ ,ppmm Supreme Court has decided
“uglAJAJE‘AESSES TOA ” A new an“ An “A” "A
, llumdays legal marriages, Achen Parsons Sun. ‘eritorday'wo ”,‘A'AA‘A‘A

FORT womuwrex, Oct": A . 7
111111111 locked in bad unit and ten “AA. woman ”mm”? AAAAAAA‘ 11 hundred doom-1- Y
n came around emit 7

.ing ai'story or so blind: brim rob-

will be rowed. '

A The Eli oréw will quarber the Colum-
his oarsmenV overnight and have thorn
11'. its misc 8} the Yale-Princatou
galno on tho Mowing fly. The to
newnl of relations on the water be-
tween the two institutions will do
much to encourage fall rowing and
make the long grind on the machines

The. resources of the man are very
llnlitcd. They are paid only blowout-A
a day wages, and thou who lineman
lay of their own, are allowed to de-

posit: $10 a mouth in the prison bank
Yet with those 11111111111 resources, 3100
had been collected for decorations,
and a decorator, in sympathy with the
'new ideas, bail turned the prison yard
in lo a fairy land, with hundreds of
electric llgbt'buib's strung, and cov;
ered with Japanese lé‘ntoms Around
the yard were booths decorated by the
different trades of the prison. The
men had pitifully little to do with, but
each Add made the most of what he
had, and had fashioned a costume ll-
lustrativo of his trade Every where
on sleeves or cops, were 1111; initials
'I‘. B. (Tom Brown). a .

Mrs. lElAeldA hefbelf, was given the
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'. and enjoy lite whether in the home

or busincss world if they 1111711 tour
1 at 11111211111111 ailmeits peculiar to their
sex. wIf every woman realised how
Lydia E. Plukham's Vegetable (111111-
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men had placed a copper cup wit

Mrs. Field 3 name on it which she had
given Blackio. Bolow hor 11111119 had
been engraved "A Real Sticker" which
to the men was the greatefi compil-
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talked with him, Muskie med if be:

This was the man, who under Mt m Amst the methods of the old Inquisition

A‘ today. ism-national moors so! "the

per. On the center of the piano, the.

come interested in prison rotor-m, but 1

This grant feature oi; the day was a 1, A
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no Tom Brown no Mutual Welfare
league, and the old system still holds
sway.

The women 'are sent to their cells
at 4:30 every daydn the year and oral
kept in their cells 9 hours on Snuday.‘
At meals they are not allowed to
speak to each other. There is no train-
ed nurse in the prisonfind the condi-1I
tions in the hospital are horrible. One!
girl was operated on for appendicitis”!
and the wound tied up with old dust-
ers. which had not even been wssbod.
A mother begged that clotheslmight be
sent to her fear little children who}
are somewhere in New York, and wasA
laughed at and told that she. was only
a prisoner. The women beg to be al-
lowed to remain out of their cells till:
6 o'clock, but to allow this, the matron
says two more attendants are paces-,1
58!? 0

When Mrs. Field returned .to the
men's prison she talked to the knit-
ting class of 150 men 1nd told of the
conditions so near them. Those men
with their mere pittance declared that
copy for a
nurse in the hospital, and the two at
tendmts. that the conditions in the
other prison might be improved.

Should tll’ey'b‘o allowed to do this?
is it not the duty of every cltixen not
only to be interested but to be a

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that this new note of prison reform is
sounded, not only by Tubman Holt

in every prison in the land.
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SCHENAEC'AI‘ADY, N. Y.,OclA.1-—S. 7
Virtually the entice pant of the Gen;
oral Electric Companyls tied up to
day as a result or the strike'for an
eight-hour day, which began :yostoh
day. Two hundred patterns makers,
members of the only craft working
independentmf another who remained
at work yesterday, walked out n11.11-
ly after 8 o'clock this morning Only
:1 few mouldors and core makers,
whose unions did not join in the
mike youtorday, reported for work
this morning. It would have been
impossible for either the moulders or
W tomflunoue than a day
or two tom without the old of other

111nm. 1a. out

The strikers pinned to hold 1: big
mass' 3' in one of this city parks

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WITH MIRA-RACES

The Danbury Fair opened yesterday
with an attendance of about 4,,060
one day earlier, Monday being added A
to the fair week The chief event of
the day was the molorcycle races.
'five events being on the card. The re
sults of the races were as follows:

Fivemi'le professional race, (first
heat of two miles) won by H. F. Bur-
'dick of Norwich, traveling on an In-
dian machine. Second, N. R. Stoves

 

:of Norwich, lndian machine: third, J.
.F. Pillage of Bridgeport,

Excelsior

.machiue: fourth, William StubuerAAoi’.
‘New York, Excelsior machine. Time,

2 '35 12 Second host of two miles).
won by Ray Wisher, Milwaukee, wn.
Harley -Davison; second, Frank Nix-
’,on Dayton. 0.. Indian; third, F'. D.
Craddock Phila. Indian; A fourth.
George Sorenson Beacon, N. Y., Thor;
time. 2: 25 1-.4

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luau lilllldl?“

AsLook st'Toog‘ue! if Coated. Chan Lil-
lie Slomlch. Liver, bowels.

,, Don't scold your from. nourish

child. Bee it tongue is Coated; this

is a sure sign its little stomach. liver

and bowels are clogged with sour

unste

When. listless. pale, feverish, full of

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.,.oold breath bad, throat sure. doesn’t- 1‘ '

eat. sleep or act naturally, has atoms
nebulae, indigestion, diam,vgiuu"V

teapooului of ‘Gullornla an“ oil?»

Figs." and in'a far boursall the 10an
waste,7tho sour bile ondlornieuting

food passes out of the bowels audition ' '

a well and playful child sum. Child;
you love this harmless ‘mmaumfl
and mothers can rest easy utter giving.
4t. because it ueVer audio make their
little ‘iusldes" clean and sweet.

new it handy, MotheriAliltleglv- . C

on today saves a aicbcblld tomormw.
but get the genuine. 11111141111111.13—
gist tor» a Ell-cent ‘bottlo {of A‘Callfor-
nia Syrup of Figs,” which has direc~ 5.
lions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown- ups plainly on the bot?
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various crafts were reported come on
their way here. I «J Kepplor, vice-

chlui'sls 0! America, is actively di-
recting the strike. His men were tho
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THE .FA'MILIAR “UNKNOWN.
7Things you s e everyi’day and never
notice form a f:\vorilo topic with those
who probe curiously into our deficien
tiles. The watch trick is perhaps an
open Secret by now, and yet. you may

that you confront in all moods many
times'o day. Can you describe the as-

see as many times a day, or a. penny
postage stamp? I am sure that any
postal milder: could Asell me a dozen

And recently I met a man who had:
Elved for years in happiness on Haver-
stctk hill and couldn’t tell me the
number of steps that led to the front.
door oil his own honed-«London Spec-V

.proslt'iont 'tlf thé international Auk-contempt any other Vflg gym

San Franciscoian tennis player, this

tall in reproducing the Roman figures .

pact: 111,11 shilling, which I hope you.

penny stamps with the wrong bend on . .
them and {and me away contented '

sold here, so surely lookrand poem
yours is made by the ‘Qsflfornls so;
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1 JOHNSON TO RETJRE.
SANA”riiANCISco Oct. 5.49m-
liam 'M. Johnson, the twentrymld

recently “don the national W
championship in the east, expects to
retire from the game for the 11311111111
dot- of the season, according to ”an
announcement today.

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