. 11.1
w.
‘A‘
'walks.
I grander to Ludentus. No run. 1N
I.
,h‘nder a‘ wild‘p‘ltch by a nice stop} Cady
.‘.“big hbide run hitter a big band when '
back 11 the fence: 11 one.
-' brash Mownfiil 12m Crav lked. Speaker 1111 Strike one. son one.
up. Strike 0110. Barry look smke t1'0 Ban two Speaker 1111111
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i‘hi adelphia Wins F list
Game 1n World’s Series
INNINGS
7 8 9 Total;
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Boston 0000 00
0101
Phillies 00 0,100
02
Hits-Bostons. 8, Philadelphia, 5; Errors-Bostons.'1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK, l’liiln-l THIRD INNING.
tlelphia, ()1-1, 8‘. ~~~~~ After the depressing? First Half.
uncertainty of last night and the. early? Shore up. Ball one. Strike one
hour» at today. the announcement Shore out. Niehot‘t‘ to Luderus. 11111--
from the National (‘0 minission that de- ' 1111der 11 orketl his low ball 011 the
spit1 11 wet and soggy field the chain-110511111 batters. Hooper up Strike
pion I’hillies of the National League, (.1111 1131] one Hooper flied out to
and the 1'itt01i0us Boston lied $1111 of \1'111111111 “ho had to back up to make
the American Circuit would meet this the 1111-.l1 S1011 up. Strike one. Scott
11111111111011 in the first game of the shot 11 11111 liner to left center for a
\1orlti‘~ series brought unbounded joy b1se. Speaker up. Speakct flied out
to the thousands of followers of base- to “11111911 No run 011111111 ‘\'0 error.
ball here to \1itness the 191.5 battle for, Second Half.
the highest honors of the game. ' 1 Burns up, Strike one. Ball one Ball
'“lt’ announcement (‘11an at 10- 4" a 111111.13urns flied out to Scott. Alex-1
1..1, and there 11 as an immediate rush' under up The stands gave the Phlla-‘
1111 the Phlllles’ Park at Broad and delphia pitcher in great Chi-‘81 Bil“
Huntingon streets ~— the smallest one.
baseball enclosure in either major, Alexander scratched 1m infield hit,
It‘ilglle which early 53W promise or which Gardner could not field in time.
mery 1esemblance to a carefully pack- Stock up Strike one. Ball one.
9“ sardine box when 1’1"} was 1’85“" Stock forced Alexander, Gardner
The. hleacher gates were thrown Barry Bancroft up Foul strike one
01)?" d" 11 OCIOCI‘ and here 750° °E Bancroft went out to Hoblltzel unas-
the royal rooters of the game found: sisted No run. One 1m; No error.
accommodations—at “~11 was
more exclusive holders of reserved:
soot privileges were Intent reachingt -~
the grounds and uoon‘ found only 8“ 1111111117111
FOURTH INNIHGH‘Y'
Flrot Half. .
Foul
up. Strike onew
scattering in ’the doublevdecked grand “mm two Hob‘lltzel was thrown out,
“ta"d' by Niehoff Lewis up. “Ball one. Ball
~— ttwo Strike one. 'Foul strike. two. Ball
FIRST INNING Ithree. Foul. Lewis formed. The crowd
First Hi" ‘howled. Gardner up. Ball one Foul
There was a delay until a moving strike one. Gardner sent a single over
‘picture man could be sent from the the second MK Barry up But] one
field 1111110119. Hooper singled ovcr Barry flied out to Cravath.1\'o run.
second base. The Boston crowd how-l 10ne hit No error
id. Strike one. Scott sacrificed, Alex- l Second Half.
ander to Ludents. Hoper went to sec- 3 Paskert utt. Strike ohe. Paskeri
and. Speaker up. Strike one. Strike
fw.o Ball one. Foul strike. Ball tw.o
'Foul. Ball three. Foul. Speaket
[got a single to right. It iwas a Texas
:Leaguet. (Iravath 11p. Crnvatli sacri-
‘fic,ed Shore to Hohlitzel. Paskert
H bl't “Aflexm‘tfgr azipiaregalfcmgu‘: went to second. Luderus up. Barry
0 1e orce 1p e' threw out Luderus Paskert taking
‘Niehoff. Hooper went to third. Lewis ' 1
up Hiblitzell was caught off first Al- third \‘\' httted up. Ball one. Paskert
0 bit iscored on Whirled“ s infield hit,11111ch
'Batn could not field in time. Niehofl
Second Hail. 1 lap. Whitted stole second. Cady's
' 'Stock up. Ball one. Strike matthrow was high. Ball one. two and
Strike two. Stock out on foul to‘tlit'ee. Strike two. Foul. Foul, Nteh-
(lady, Bancroft up, Strike one. Ban- off out. Scott to Hoblltzel. One run,
croft flied out to Barry. Paskert uu.'two hits. No erors.
Ball one. Paskert fouled on to Hoblit.1
'No error.
,ezll. No run. No bit. No error. I FIFTH INN_ING. ..
1 .._..'__ First Half.
sgc0No INNING i Cody up. Niehot‘t threw out. Cady. I
111111 Half Shore up. .Strtke one. Shore singled
Ball two. Strike one. Strike tho 0
Lone. Ball two. Strike one. Ball three.
Philadelphia. 1
Second Half.
l’asliert 11p. Ball 111111.111“ 11111.;
5111111 (1111 Strikt 1111.) l'ttskel'l out‘
1111 1111 Siltll't ”ODEIIZNI route. t‘i 'atatli i
up. “it” one i‘.ottl stiikt- one. Strike
1110.1‘111ath tlied out to Speaker. I 11
dtrus up. Bail one. B11111 threw out:
lanterns. No ltun No liit No I)! 2
int 1 . 1
l
1
3 SEVENTH INNING.
l
i
i First Half.
1 Hurry up. Ball one. Strike} one. ;
Barry singled o1e1 Sl1oti.Cady up.i
Strike one ("11d_\ sacrificed. Aiexttn-i
Ider to lanterns, Barry taking second.
Shore up Ball one Strike one. Strike
'two. Ball two Shore struck out. Hoop-
er up. Ball one. Strike one. Strike two
No Run.
O‘Ball tw.o Hooper fanned. I
0101111 Hit. No llrt'.or
Second Half.
Whittod up. Strike one. Strike two.
Ball 0119.811“ two. Whitted filed out
to .141th. whommde the catch near
theJeftleld fence. It looked like at
htime run when It started. Barryi
'threw outnBurnst a 'pretty fieldingI
inlay. No Run. No Hit.
No Error.
EIGHTH INNING.
First Half.
Scoit up. Ball one. Foul, strike one.
Scott popped out to Bancroft. Speaker
up. Ball bne. Ball two. ilall three.
Speaker walked. Hoblitiel up. Strike!
one. Ball one. Stock threw out Hobllt-
zel, Speaker 11011111 to second. Lewis
up. Speaker scored on Lewis' single;
to left. Lewis went to second on.
Whitted’s throw to the plate. Gard-
ner up. Strike one. Gardner flied to
Paskert. who cut oil a sure hit. One
Run. One Hit. No Error.
Second Half.
Alexander up. Strike one.
threw out Alexander.
Barry
Stock 111). Ball
Strike two. Stock walked. Bancroft
up. Strike one. Foul. strike two. Ball
one. Bancroft got a hit when Scott
was slow in covering the ba to take‘
Barry's throw of Bancroft's Igkinder.
Paskert up. One strike. Ball one. Ball
0’. Ball three. Pa‘skert walked and
lewis up. Foul strike one. Ball.over second. Hooper up Hooper DOD
one. Foul'strlke lWO- 119““ 3110i 91' ped out to Bancroft. Scott up. Scott
hot. single'to le Gardner 119- Ball forced Shore, Ntehoil' to Bancroft. No
one. Ball tw..o trike one. Gardner Run One Hit No Error.
sacrificed, Alexander to Luderus Lew- — sgcond H5”-
is went to second. Barryu u.p Barry Bums up Ball one. Strike one
hit to Alexander, who threw to second' ”1,10,”, strike two Ball two. Burns fan-
to head of! Lewis at third. Stock‘ Ined. Alexander 111). 15111111; one. Ball
threw to Bancroft, who touched the:
t. b one. Alexander flied out to , Lewis.
runner 0“ In the meantime B. "y Stock' up., Strike one. Fot‘tl, strike
went to second Body 1111' Ball one. two Ball one Foul Stock sate at
Ball two. Foul strike. Strike two. ' ' ‘ ‘ '
first on Shore's fumble dof' Stock’e
1. Ball three. Burns saved More .
u " ' ' ' grounder. Bancroft 118,111,111, strike
struck out 11101-1111 No hit. 'No error one. Ball. one. Shore threw out
.-' , second Half Bancroft. No 111111.111 1111.1 "0ne
01111. nth up. The crowd ‘gave the Em”
,3
.31er 1111111111. ,
" the otttfldld-
he oa'nte tithe but while rim Half.
out to Whitted, -wM. made a side
catch. 1-{obntze1'npnobnue1 sin-
lgled to right. Cravath alrhost hinting
“he 11111111111111. catch. Lewis up. Bell
to one. Lewis up; Bill one. Strike one.
-' ‘ttbut; stripe twp. Bull two lam 11111;:
~ _ ,mun. bed. 111111111on stealing liquid as 1119
W my," 1.111111. alerted out.
:30. butler-negate 111 111-31.
. to
,at first.
Itwo. Bancroft scored on Luderus' in
, ted rorlgady Ball one
' Strike one. ,8mtte two. Henriekenseu
andinor up. ,
th bases filled. Cravath up. Stoclg
scored when Scott threw Cravath out
Luderua up. One ball. Ball
field hit. Paslfert went to third. Whitt-
ed up. Ball one. Time was dulled
while~ Luderus left the field for a mo-
ment. Luderus out trying to steal,
Cady to Stock. Two Runs. Two Hits.
No Error. -
-NINTH INNING.
First Half.
Barry up. Ball one. Strike one. Foul,
strike two. Barry fanned. He missed
third 3 he by a foot. Henricksen bat-
Ball .twoJ»
safe when» Luderusq‘ tumbled his
grounder. Ruth batted for ShorertBair
one. Ruth was out 1111 first,“ Latter-us
unassisted. 31111111111111.1111 went.- to sec-
ond. Hooper-111R Strike bite. Foul,
unite 12111.7. nan one. 11911111111. rout.
Rotten: lied Iowans No Rims
One 811. One Error.
my than “momma“
to m and mini cit-tn
3 I0|NEN8 NOI DISIIJNBED
Bl SIMNI NOISE
‘jeols of the country-31a out studded
real activities of the winter with a
are to be newly furnished. '
’ ‘ meet in the new Hillside gymnasium.-
airs. Clittptnah; and in addition 111m
Mrst Idd‘fi. Keep. Mrs. Ododyea‘r will
be at the club rooms on- Monday ”‘29ij
noon to give lessons In embroidery
Another new feature of the Junior Idlstrict nurse. at a salary of $600, was
strickenlrom theWudget and several
other minor appropriations way also
Department work will be its cooper
atlon with the Camp Fists Git-lat Theib
willbeagrandoounc‘llgreat‘“
club rooms on the 3:31;:
“tint-«mm 51111er
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAY OCTOBER 8 1915
Partly cloudy tonight; probably rain.
GREENS EMIMS
JEWEL 0BBENS
:8EO0Ii. $6, 000
Entered Home of Childe H. Childs
While the Family Were At Dinner
and look Many Valuables
Detectives Worl on Case and Ser-
vants lire Exmraled _ 1’
.—
ltohhers ransacked the handsome
residence of (.‘hllde H. t‘hild, wealthy
retired resident of Greens Farms, e111
111111111 with jewelry “'Ollll over $6,-
0110 while the. members of the family
land servants were at dinner Wednes-
day e1entng on the. first floor of the
house.
One of the
rarest ornamental ob-
wltli 38 glittering diamonds, collar of
sapphires, dazzlng emeralds for eyes
and some pearls, worth many bun-
drcds of dollars. was amour: the‘dar-
(Continued on Second Page.)
' 111111 1111111111
firs. E. 0. Parker, of Munich
to Spot Monday, and E. A.
Head 0110mm 20$
The Community Club will begin its
meeting Monday afternoon at. i p. m.,
when Mrs. Edward 0. Parker, of
Greenwich, will speak.
Mrs. Parker is held secretary for
the Connecticut Society of Social
Hygiene. She. has also been for two
years. probation officer 'of Greenwichc
and has many interesting personal ex-
periences to relate iler talk ls pre
paratory for a reading Wednesday,
October 201b, by Edward A. Mead, of
“Damaged Goods." This dramatic
reading la given under the. auspices
of the Connecticut Society of Social
Hygiene.
The. Community Club rooms at 53
West avenue, have been painted and
The club
has also bought a piano. Between
twenty and thirty members have join-
ed the club this fall. and if the pre
sent rate of growth continues, larger
quarters will soon be necessary.
The Junior Department will hold a
business, meeting and a social this
month and invNovember the varied
class activities will he resumed. Mrs.
Hanford will carry last winter's class
to design on to advanced work, and
start a new class for beginners. M1311
Brav's physical culture class, through
the kindness of Miss Bren‘dllnger, will
The orchestra 3 already at workwitb
will! beat glee club under Mrs. Alex
Gibson. and a dramatlc club under
Am 111.: 11.-tau 11111111 W-
Linen! uncontaminated“ with His;
. Robert S Purdy was chairman.
.the road from the railroad bridge on
1 eludingr the two spurs to station, beISCOnQId B 1
vote be taken by ballot and check list.
to: to' 11 mills. The lower rate was
secured not-do much by cutting out
various amounts as In fighting on the
revenue from uncallectsd taxes.
was 711111111; Idopt ind accept Elie re
solutions-93m“ the 1111111111”: 11111
HeaVy Force
DAMIEN VOIE8
E00 SIXTEEN
EO0I ROADWAY
Improvements on Noroton Avenue
Will Cost About $3,000 More
Than Originally Figured in Con-
struction.
0|SIINOI NURSES .
$000 (NM ENOM lISI
Tax of Eleven Mills laid and Annual
Iloports Accepted
Bulgarian Minister
bardmenl Kills
Wo
L'fl
Serbia
MIMI DESIGNEN'S WIFE
A "red hot" session was field in
the Marion Town Hall last night at
which about two hundred citizens
were 1111339111.,“ was 11 special meet— ,
ing for the purpOse of acting upon the: BOSFON 0“ 8- The body 01' \irs.
petition of Eurett (1. Tyler and nib Boudoin B. C rowninshield, Wife of the
era relative. to the improwments on 11elll1no11n yacht designer or this city:
Noroton avenue and the widening oil and Marblehead was found in a bath-
the road from fourteen feet to sixteen
House, early today. The‘cause of
feet. The vote was favorable to the
death according to Medical Examiner
request though it was preceded by
_ ' George B McGrath 1111s drowning. He
warm debate and argument. ['0 cover
this increased cost, the meeting 11u-.
thorizcd the Board of Finance to 1111--
proprlate the necessary money which
will be between $2, 500 and $3 000
(identat, but said that an autopsy
would be held later in the day.
Mrs. Croanlnshleld who had been
shopping in the clt..y went to the hotel
‘late yesterday and engaged a room,
Mr. Tyler read a resolution that all: "KIBINIM. “ “\irs Bowdoln Early
permanent roads to be built in the ‘1}, the evening she ordered a light
future have a width of 16 feet main meal 39m, 1,0 ber room. She was not
surface exclusive of gutters ' seen alive after that.
’Abel Dance rose to 11 point of order The discovery of the body was made'
that said resolution was out of order when employes‘lnrestlgated a leak of
of the call. Mr. Tyler then made a Water through the ceiling of the room
motion that Noroton avenue and the below ll “'88 found that the 110'- W3-
two spurs under question he made 16 for had been left running, and that
{eat Instead of 14 feet. Motion not 'the bathroom was full of steam. The
seconded ' ‘ body was badly scolded
Mr Fleitman requested through the
chair that the Board of Finance en-'
lighten the meeting as to the pro-l
posed cost. and as It was impossible
for the board to do this Mr. Green;
the road superintendent, and also the;
cohtractor of the new road. were ci dental
called upon for the desired informai Mrs Crowninshleld who was Pris
tion. N0 definite amount could be de cilla Janet MacPhall, woe about forty
clded upon. as there is so much wdrk.‘
already started upon this road of the'
14 feet width that It would delay mab,
tors about one month before the de-i
had established .the woman's ldentity,’
he notified Mr. Crowninshield, who
isald that his wife had not been suffer~
ing from any form of illness, and he
was convinced that her death was ac-
years old.
.___..3__._...._.
MRS. THEODORE W. AUSTIN.
—————_
Mr. Dugdale made a motion that the1 denly of Heart Trouble
town make the road from Ring's Endi Frances A wile/of Theodore
Landing to the Middlesex' 103d 161,Austln died at her name in Maplwe
feet This was 0‘“ Of 0311“ as theiavenue, Darlen, suddenly last night
Ring’ s End part was “0‘ in the call-11mm heart trouble. She was in her
Mr. Gainor made the motion that lament}. second year and leaves he-
sides her husband, three children, Ed
Noroton avenue to'Middlesex road, in ward Soofleld Austin, Stirs. Louise
and Mrs. Stella~ L
Holmes. he funeral services will be
held from the late home on Saturday
afternoon at 3 o’clock. Rev. Herbert
S. Brown, pastor of the‘ Darlcn Con
gregatlonal church, will officiate and
interment will be in Spring Grove
cemetery.
Mrs. Austin belonged to one ot‘the
oldest families in‘ Darlen. She had
made the 16 feet.
Motion made and carried that the
Result of vote: Total number of
votes cast ‘152; necessary for choice.
77. of which yes 111111 87 and no 65.
Adjourned ‘Tovvn Meetlng.
After the special meeting htid' come
to 13. close, the adioumed annual twon
meeting was callbd t0: order for the Jbeen active In church affairs all her
purpose of accepting the budget. Fob
lowing much discussion, the budget
life. and was” dearly betrayed by many.
Tier sudden death plunged her friends
into the deepest sorrow.
Yesterday Mrs. Austin was in per-
fect. health and in the afternoon en
tat-tamed the members of the Ladies’
Missionary Society at her home. Her
guests departed about six o'clock and
shortly‘ afterward“ she .was stricken
with a fatal illness, death coming at
7 o'clock.
year lease having 1111111118311 1
Landing, at Noroton 1111 it
passed with reduction from a 13 mill
The
'W
The 11191111111111.1111» has been notl
And Austrians Are Now
Making_ Drive at Serbia,
Given His Passports—Aeroplane Bom- "‘ ii
0El0 IN IMINIUB
tub filled 11'ith hot water in the Parker;
expressed the opinion that it was no i
As soon as the medical examiner.
iwas at Marblehead. Mr. Crownlnshleld'
slredrlti fe‘et width could be startedipmmtneng Darien Woman Dies Sud-l
' widesire for the union of all Bid.
"ed, wouldpbe hazardous at the
dad of the“ 1111111 of money orders from lFrederick H. Gauung,
Eaton’s Corner, Vendont Lbcal busi-
‘ T1210 cases;
4—
cf Germans
at Nish Has Been
Five Persons and 1,
ds Two Others—Greek Govern-
ment Will Proclaim An AllifudeOf Be-
nevolent Neutrality Toward Enfenfe
Allies—Greece Nof Likely to Abandon
1).!“
With the drive at Serbia by a
heavy force of Germans and Aus-
trians led by Field Marshal vo'n
Mackensen well under way, the
Balkan situation is bringing forth
new dbcvelcpments almost hourly
, Sbcr in has broken definitely
lwith Bulgaria, the Bulgarian
minister at Nish having been
handed his passports.
A Nish dispatch dated last
night stated that an naeroplane”
coming from Bulgaria subjected
the Serbian city to an aerial bom-
, bardment killing five persons and
wounding )vo others.’
The Bulgarian millta authorio
tics have taken over th railroad
from the Bulgarian seaport of De-
deaghatch on the Aegean Sea,"
and Mustapha Pasha \m Thrace,
which for forty miles runs
through Turkish territory. '
London bears unofficially that
the Greek government will pro-
1claim an attitude of “benevolent ,
neutrality." toward the Entcnte. “
Allies. ' .
Advices from Nish through
'Athcns state that the Serbian;
believe Greece will not abandon
Serbia, as Serbia and Greece arc
equally threatened by the new
developments in the Balkans.
Bulgarias intention to enter
the war on the side of the Con-
tral Powers is proclaimed, Ber- _
lin dispatches state, in a mani—
festo to the Bulgarian nation. '
The manifesto states .that it .
would be suicidal for Bulgaria
not to align herself with Germany ;
:and her allies.
1 According to the quoted text
f of the manifesto parts of Serbia
1have been promised to Bulgaria
thy the Teutonic powers, whose
victory is declared to be assured.
i In that victory, it is affirmed, the
l
garia people‘s will be realized.
The Venizelos party in Greece
will not oppose the new gov
gment, Paris hears from Athens.
I as overthrow of the cabinet would '
mean dissolution of the Greek '
Chmamber, which, it is consider
critical time.
An Athens dispatch states that ,
prominent Greeks consider that“ 1
King Constantine has gaineda ,
prestige by his recent com-3g“ ,.
while former Premier Venizelos 1
has suffered a corresponding loss.
Again there is little but artille
action reported from the front in
France. There has been trench. 1
fighting, however, near Tahuro.
'which the French recently took 1
front the Germans. .141-
Paris reports a. heavy bolils‘
bardment by the Germans of
French positions on the Cham-
pagne front. Two of the players
mentioned as in the fighting
mine—St Hilaire and St. Souplot
---an: on the strategic railroad at
which the French have been '
driving." . /
‘This morning Fire Committeamixs,'-
In companyr
with Chief George w. Bogardus, made
trust or porosity: land.
in; the drainage of servers, etc, being
s “’10.! m- '0! Health Naif cashing them. Chief of Potter“ -R.;Itho city. The new are 11111111111011.1-
Pennington has been abetted of the is modulating himself with existlnc
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11111111 111111 any iniomouon :ao’uta on conditions with 11111111111111 of- tits
(mmwmm » 1
. nous men are warned to watch out In'1 11 tom- of ”the several fire stations in, ‘
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