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lOURNEY: Willis .
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A geniine feature 'oi the show is
' l. it Red exhibit. Many
The Orioles oi‘the East Side. open- the Rhode is an
. . . w It‘dW’7’ é
Many wealthy folks residing in this Farm. } Homer-lat and 2d. Luckno
nu their lootball season by defeating terday afternoon consisted ofdnlgnals,
vicinity have exhibits at the show. liens-dist, 2d and 3d, Keewaydinj Cookerels—lst and 2d. Luitknog".
Among them are William Ziegler, of Farm. lit‘armc 3d, Julian H. Main; “h..'," -
Noroton. the welHinown “baking pow- Coekerels~lst and 2d, Keewaydin Blood. ‘ it”: ‘.
the Royal Blues of South Norwalk to fox-“lnnons' kicking, passing. and‘ u
"‘9 “m“ 0f “’6 ’l‘he 0110'” excelled scrimmage which was shorter than
the Royal Hint-s in every point of the that of Monday. Another session has
same» Griiiitl and. Warm showed up
well ill the backfield, scoring a touch- for today. The, local practice will he
been arranged along :the same lines
down each.
.l-cored or
Bridgeport. played a scientific
tackles of players.
Touclldowns were also
Farriugton and Pluukett.
Reed of lllP‘WisilOl‘S,-Wll0 hails from
game
by adding to his credit many good
gin at 8 o‘clock Thursday morning. at
which time all the Navy. folks and
friends of the-team any see the elev-
en in action. At twenty minutes to
ten the football party.-‘nnder the gen
'eral charge 0t Lieutenant C. E. Smith.
Although it was the first game the will leave for New York,‘ stopping long
Orioles played this season it was play-
ed very well afrom.every/”point.
enough in Philadelphia to see the
The Pennsylvania-Donnell «gouty in the at
lineup; iteration: ‘ .
Oriolont 7:. Royal moonw- Parmentor. thoiflarvard llnenmln,
ltit-llards ..................... Reed who has had charge of the coaching
Left Emir ofitflei-ilorwardrat Cambridge. has
Seltzer .................. A. Dickson been'r-nguged to give-some necessary
Left Tackle. instructions to theiinosmen at the
l-‘ttt'rintrlon ................... Allen Academy. He was on the field yea-
Left Guam, tel-day afternoon and will remain with
Thompson .................. Jackson thir‘Navy squad until infter the' Army
Center“ - game. The work of the Navy-line has
(‘ltlliield ................ Millet been disappointing. owing to lack of a
Right Guard. still set of forwards.
Weed ....................... Brown ,
Right Tackle. ,
Cummings .................. Morris 7 MWIORt-[Amfflmou
Right End. ‘
Plunkett ..................... White Asymt'
Quarterback. :3
Warm .................. Hardgrieve ,
nglll Haliback. CAMBRTDGE, M358.. NOV. 24.“
Casey ................... G. Dickson ”emu?“ ' ”mm ”W Pm?" D
Left Haliback. “‘“anv'ih9"h€“‘m°h 0' Hem“!
Griffin ................ Middleton football, would retire from “hm"
Fullback. work and resume his» brokerage con-
Tonchdowns:. Farrington. Warnn necilons J” 305m“ have ”9'“ «met
Griffin, Plunkett. Reed. with implications from. the. HarVard
Reteree. Dwyer; tilllekeeper, Win_!athletic authorities that, Haughton
10" Kelly. of the N. H. 8. team; headl .wom“ 'be'iPeNuMed-‘to signaanother
lineman. Radzininaski.
mutuality .
' Willi Siliiillifllilil
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-—Sam Lang-
“Milt-8nd Sam McVey, the two negro
heavyweights, boxed ten roundsto a!
draw at the American Sporting Club’
inst nightt- What is of even'moi'e‘lur
pol-toner. the big crowd which watch
ed the bout seemed thoroughly satisc
fiedptso it looks as tough the two
contolwtv by 11‘!!!“ fipl’iflk.‘ Hamilton's
end of the present season. During
the winter the narvard coach intends
Plattsburgh camp during the summer
and plunged into the Harvard football
campaign as soon as he returnedrtroln
his mllitary.work.~
Hsughton was questioned yesterday
concerning the' reports emanating
from. New York. which .stated. thumbs
cuss“*‘the3"matter. He is a well to \do
business man and :his coaching salary
is a negligible factor in the matter at
dusky boxers will get. the maximumtrenewing his contract withthe Ha
pecuniary reward'promised them for
thein services, it was stipulated when
the bout 'was arranged that the ref-
ereeiiCharley White. should report tor
the boxing-commission his opinion oi
vat-d ..authoritles. ». ‘
:in earlobe thought;l ' 0m.MIMM F]
three year contract expired '~with‘ the?
to enjoys vacation. for he.was.st.tbe .
would retire, but he refused to dis;
William F. iioppe. champion balk'
lino player, kept his .late of victories
clean and won first prize. in the 18.2
balklinehaudicap- at the New York
'l‘lltiatre concerthall when he defeat-
ed . Walker t‘ochran, the Chicago
youngster. in te filial match, Witch
of the series; 600~to .18. The match
which was the more one sided of .the
tournalnontvswu anything out-feature
tour. Hopwbmke‘lho wofitfit recordl
hl‘hfl’lfll'dn 18.3»‘vtoummont play
when-ho clicked'otl-rntii'dnmls second
inning.» The rain lsjuata one-{bother
tllam'thewiormer'rrom of 3015, ”which
nlsoiwaa madattby Hoppo.‘ 'Thet‘won-t
derful string was terminated when!
lloppe missed a straight ball to ball
shot. that event an ordinary player
might be reasonably sure of making;
The winner averagedfis 519.“with otil
errruns of 71. 51 and «it, while Coch-
ran scored in only dour innings, mak-
ing an average of 2 2-8:
'Prior to their meeting last night
,lialther of the. players had lost
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match and the big hall. was crowcled
to capacity, for the billiard enthus-
iasts expected a great match because
oft young Cochran's brilliant showing.
besides giving him
first. place‘ and demonstrating that it
is almost lmpmsitble’ tto thandlodp‘ihim,
carried with it a first prize “191.000.
00¢th 'iOOE—Oocond- placement
$75W*'Sntmn, in third 'ptsoqri
vim-fourth money, 8400, . ~ soar» to'
George l't‘.. . Slosaonf—‘ilfth princnflfio.
to Kalil Yamoda; andmixliht‘prln. 8300.
to; Joseph Mayor. . Happen-v grandrav-t
eraget for the . vflvoflglmlilrz32136-77,
ln‘oruthan doubles thousand average
of any of thetothar contedtflilan‘v
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Hbme's victory,
of the birds shown in this section
have won high attention at lop-notch
judges. yesterday afternoon. were de-
layed nearly an hour because of the
between these-handsome birds. Paul
P. lites, of uliilford. Conn. one of the
basil known chicken lfanciers ‘of.the
state. and prominent in all worth
while poultry shows, who is onevof
the Judges at the local exhibit. tto-
gelher with Charles “H. .wWelisu of
Strntford. stat . lastinigbt that in all
his oxpcrienciéihediad nem'dudpad
a finer lot ‘SfKthdb island “reds."
They sure sro‘hllndsome birds. every
one of them. ‘-
Plymouth Rocks,
oft-thordnlufl'ln» Bandit-«Pl
liock Club is being shown in connec-
tion with the iexhlbit, ‘and' this' in-
cteascnihe interestw twmold. Those
exceptionally close rivalry there waslflssociation, backing the show,
der king." There are several exhibits,
also, by Mrs. '1‘. it}. Powers, wife of
home ill this city.
The album! and members of the
and
Farm.
Pullets—lst and 2d, Keewaydin
shows in Mudlsanfiquaro Garden. Thel‘he Emmi” 0“"000131. Who makes hiallt‘arm.
t Pens—lat and 2d. Keewaydin Farm.
. Ron Comb R. I. Reds.
l Cocks—1st. A. B. Brundage.
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who are banded together for the fur-3 ‘Qens—lst, A- B. Brundage; 2d. Dr. Mrsr 8. "E. Dibbloi‘lti
l’ulleta+1stiand 2d. Lucknowii‘armh
3d andnitll, Dr. George lei Corwin; :.
Stacie CombrWhito Orpimtou. a.
Cocks-dist, Michael Connery. .
Cookout-1m.- Mrs’. S. 1-1 Dibble. a}. , _
,Pens—vlso. Micheal ‘ Consents. 2dg‘iyaf"
‘Cliarles R. Petty. Rowayton: assist-
There is a tine showing of Barred ,
The state meeting;
‘ ww'lllinmJ- Hobbs, Ray .C. Los-
ltor. George H. Letts, Charles S. Ma-
thering of the interests of chicken'R- E Morgans 311. Dr. R. E-.Morgan.. - PR’iGnmu -
fanciers in this vicinity. include: COCKGICIIr—lsl. A. B. Brundage.. I Cockfiulstlrand'mllosmi‘aW‘n/W
7 President, Albert D. Morgan, Ens: Pulleta~1st,.A. B. Brundaae'. 2d. AJ. Retire-19w OscartSehldW Iv
.Norwalk: vice-presidentpiiarry StaceyI B. Brundaze;_3rd. .ith .and..5ih, Dm. _. Guliteau
Benton. South Norwalki secretary, R. B. Korma . Cocks-19; wmm'm Imam: ease;
Penwisthn. B. Brundase... . Koewaydin mm,
Sinnluimmb R L Refit-m» . Hens—lat. William Ziegler, “RM" '
Coda—Jet, A. .D Brundnneiw Zd-‘=waydin Farm. ..
George H B. Corsa: 3d, A. B.» Brunt: i- Cockorel—Jst. William ,ziegiqfl} 1d; ‘ ,_ hi
tinge: 4th. George H. B. Corsa; 5th. Keewaydln Farms... ,
George H. 8- Com. t Pullets~lst,. Keewaydin .l-‘srm; .2d. .
Hens—lat, B. Mob. Quackinbush: Will'uun,Zleglfir.
~2d, George H. B.'Corsa; lid..B. Men. PeMst,.Charles. Moderation. .
Quackinbush: Jill, A. B. .Brundage;v emsgm
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(treasurer. Myron: W. Osborn; East
Norwalk; superintendent. E. R. Pat-
tmom East-.wNomnlki. assistant on
lWl’llilfllldfllfiGW’ H. Lotto. . Men.
born: Job-:3. » Baton-Henry. Stacey
.Bentow. Hasty-v.1. .tBruhenz‘Junlul
camber. Paul 0. Mercer,” R. L. Mit-
chel}, Albert D.‘ Morgan, Dr. Rumlltbush: 2d. B Mel... Quackinbush: 3d. A.
"mirth-are the finest. obtainable in E Morgan, Dr. Howard Stout Neil-
ihdr brood; sou. Albert W. Ni‘cholls, Myron W.
’l‘henn' there‘s whim plymoum Osborn. E. H. Patterson. Charles R.
Rocks; '» anomalihered creaturoszltlfotty. Charles J. Proscett. Robert 0.
Bull Plymouth. Rodin. Partridge Plye‘Raymond. 0. F. Schultz. J. E. Slater.
month, Rooks" Golden ,wymdoueg, Charles N. Smith, Wilfred Smith,
Whiter‘Wyhndottoa. tflilvor Wym William H. Thles and Courtland Van
in
bian Wynndottasu
In the Rhoda . island - Red -secti0n
thdre «withdraw combs and the ain-
t
gle'combs. There's the light brahmas.
vtho shining black langshansand. the
blue. andaluaians. .
'There are several breeds oLLeg-
horns. including .,the single, comb
hilte leghorml... the Colombian. . i leg~
tes (“blrds" these are), and Comm-7
Huron. .- .
The print) winners iollowz.
White Plymflv.Rockt..
Cock~1st..William =L. Gear; 2d.
‘Willlam'llt- .Thiosrze 8d, Benjamin C.
,Holyrori aluminum FamiP‘itm rm
HenelstyWillim use»; '~2d.: Wil~
liamrh. Geendd. Militant“: Thiesr
ith, tWhitcwl-‘cothertslt‘amr
_ .Coohemllw—«lat, -Willitinrt:il. Titles;
rims. and.ihe.blue rleghnmg. , “9,251. wits-ni- 8. Markweiir id, White
silver. camping; and , Sicilian _ banal-Jj‘eather Farmrltlr. Wlillmufieor: -~
Altituhhaversr-Irerths‘bantamsr-zof sev-
cups,.are interesting.
In .tbeOrpington class theren are
the single comb butts: (thesingie comb
blacks. and the; sinfloteomhwrhited .
Andwtheilpitgnmercoekalu Cunning
be seen tin ~NOPW§IHKIIMB season will:
no playodtbetuen tho“-’l‘igor eleven'
all this cltytanti-‘ztbeeimtlch- praised
Kerrytowns of Stamford, Thursday.
afternoon-
The local men nave.- been practicing
hard all week and they expect to have
the: strongest learnthst has been put"
out this year on the field. The.Tigers
expect to beat the Kerrytowns even
though they have a mu
‘ eh. stronger
team than the Shamrocks
Dllyed between in
9 Tiger Jrs. an .
urinals. d N“!
Dorm fall: to see‘the games‘
as they wiilt‘besthefiast until 1916.
Them-last. game .-of 'fmall'flhflican‘mrbl tvarietibs . including 1‘ Goldenhsea-
bright bantal'ns, butt cochin baniams; .;
and brown red game bantamsn .
A Hemmer-zamrwlir also. ..bé‘;.
You'll like: the pretty white silklo’s,‘
a minute. There's whimpering. funny-
shaped guineas, too.
Oi' course there's turkeys. and so
near Thlinksgiving. at that. The,
i‘turks” are of the."_niammotb bronze”.
type, audanreexcellent specimens of
bird. .
There's . none Am much .water, .but
a whole .lot of duckmdncludlnnmhiin
Pekin and" militants Thargemmiu
nwpllf'lth.’ William 'L. Gear: 5th. Wil-
.with "feathers looking .. enough . like “
real furry material, to face youth“
the national ,November 25th table
Pullout-flats William L. iGeer: - 2d.
,Wlllllm'L': Geerriid, Miss E. 8. Mark-
lle‘Hi’ Thleb.‘
Pens—List. William H. Titles: 2d. '
.Willté‘lt‘eather Farm; 3d, William L.
steer.
Bug Plymouth Rocks.
Pullets-hlst. Richard~.C. Coo? Jr.;
2d. Thomas Collins.
PartridgePiymouth Rocks. _
Pens—lat. Andrew Opstrup;
Axel Carlson.
Golden .tWynndottu.
Honk-plat.» 2d,. 3d,. 4th_- andl 5th.
Charles H. Brundagou. .t .
Cockerels—lsi, 2d and 3d. Charles
H. Brundage._ ~.
White Wyandottes.
'yCocks—lsi.‘ Herbert. B. Rowedder;
gd’, William Zinger; 3d. F. Sherwood
33am.
, Hens—lat... Herbert R. .Rnwedder;
2d.
sa‘: 5th. A. B. Brnndago. -
Pullmswlst, A. B. Brundage: 2d. A.
B. Brundngo; 3d. George H. B. Cot-m
4th. A. B. Brundagez'Sth.‘George H. 1).
Corn.
Poant,‘A. 'B. Brundage: 2d. 8.
blob. Quacklnbush; 3d. ' B. McL.
Quackinbusll; 4th. E. A. Spooner.
Aoiatieo- Light-Brahmas.
..- Cockne—lst,‘ Harry J. Bracken: 2d.
Chester Guthrie: 3d."Hal‘ry J. Brack-
en.
Hens—~lst. Harry J. Bracken; id,
Harry J. Bracken: 33!. Frank J. Mur-
phy; 4th, Chester Guthrie.~
Pallets—list. Harry J. Bracken; 2d.
Harry J. Bracken;.3d.t.Chester Gutht
rle; .4ul. Henry .0. Sellers 5th. Henry
C. Seized. -.
Panelist-”Harry J. Bracken; .2d.
Chester Guthrie; . 3d. Henry; C. ..Sel-
lot. « .
BilefirtLangebaM“
Hens—15L: Ernest Montambnult: 2d.
William Ziegler.
Pulletswwlgt; William . Ziegler;
Ernest~ - Montanlbault.
Mediterranean isiue. And-lialans. ~
Penna—lat, Mr‘sr'i‘. E. Powers:-
SIngle' Comb White” Lemar-new
Cocks—lat. 2d and 3d, Glenbreekin
2d.
John S. Bates.
liens—slat. 2d and' 3d; Glenbroektn
rtirm; 4th. Miss Lillian Walter, 5th;
John S. Bates-
Cdckerels—ist, _2d and 3d, Glen-
breekiil Farm; dthand 5th, John S.
Bates. ,
Follow—1st, 2d .and 3d, olenbreel?
in’ Farm; 4th. Miss Lillian Walter;
‘-B. Brandsgah 4th; Goorge«H.v.B..Col~
] Keewaydln
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Coekmls—lat; 8' MchéQnaokitr 2d, Harold D. Canfloidto'wd. Kenny.
.dln Farm.- j 1
l ' liens—1st, Harold mammalian. 3‘
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Pallets—1st; Keewaydin Farmrwztif it .
Farm: ’
White smiles.
Cock—1st, Glenbreekin‘ hm."
Hens-«lat Gleilbrefltln
and 2d.
Farm. . ,
Cockerel--1st," Glenbreeltln - Nun. - -
Pullets—lst and 2d. Glelibreekin'
Faith. t.
Pen—lat. .Gleubreekin.hm..v
Brown on“! Home MIDI-1a i. t
Pen—4st. :Otwut Schiller.»
- Minimum-Crone Tami: r;
Cocks—lat, Keewaydinizl‘afix: » 1 2d;
Oscart Schnitzel.“
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' Hem—lat, KeeWaydin Farm. _
' .Cockorole—lst. ,Keoweydinrtnamms
“‘ Pulletsuelsty' Ke’e‘wnydin rm, “‘6;
Farm: «hymns billion Walter: 5th, ‘
.Pullett—e-lst-p memmmt
White Pekin Ducks. , ,
. Cocks—1st and ” 2d,“ Keewnydin‘fi.
Farm; 3d,, William Ziegler”
’Hens-s-lst,.Willi|.m Zionism. , ‘ .
' Cocknrel—sJKeeWaydinw “mead”
Willlsmt Ziegler-r 8d, ’Keewnydin:m
A-,‘.
William Ziegler;
Ram. 7‘ -
Pens-+keewaydin. Farm; 2d, ‘Ko'firit
waydln» Farm; .3d, William igziegierfi"
Mallard Duck”
Perl—lat. Mrs: 'r. E. ram...
‘ Colored Mueoovy. p”
I Cook—lab. William abalone;
Hem-fist. i'Willttun maxi-min
. Gemwernyflooiouoe.‘ t e ‘
Coeks—.—lst, Keewnydin-‘firm: 34d.
Sycamore. .Farm; 3d...Keéwardi é;
Farm. * L ’}
Hens-elm. .Keowaydint Fannie '
3d,? Keewaydipf”
.. , , Keewaydln Fanny" 4th,?“ ism _
the Mut._and..ihat mam “mi. 1:15 p..m.;"secondrganie, and “hank" much like the old-tash- 2d. (William-i. Ziegler-it 3d. William “new“? “will“ Farm.“ ’ 1 ,
the, two..ho emtyHOl-v-tryillawheldr . _ 33715 1). met . . .‘ toned autombilerrhorafl In.ihe..»m,zieslem “bimosmfwood‘flurruu .Pen‘*1“"7 Glenhreekin, Farm;.,. 2d. -:Cockereis-r-1si, Keewaydin..d‘
e‘nuhir-tllefiflhmmh‘WdltWhitev NEW‘“"YORK"’ Nov; .‘ 24’5;—FM: ..EWW_Tiflr".pisy§r in mm“ {abmfltimuigbe smegma...” the CooWlsbizfierbortnRinoweds JPPn-S- 33“"; 3d,.GlenbreekinFarmi dd. Koewaydin strm; 3d. Wilts?
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