THURSDAY. DEC 16, 1915
Special Attention
Given to Local
Sports
EEIIEIIAIS Will IIND
CHAMPION BAIL IEAM
out It not to unit
with a
in New
lI‘ctit-ral
Iii r»
i I It,
\nilt cit}
plans to start tinny
Ittsldlis it lt‘ittil
tiltI
\\IlI:l II
next spring.
lllhit)l‘_\'.
lit-troll
Kansas
p. trim is «notion-lying d llllIt-I
\ zit.-~ .Iot- .\‘ Jack-ion Ill tIic
You.» It \Iill transfer IIlt‘
(‘Ity titth, and tI\ptIcts to add to that
(I'lijlll‘lntllttll suitit-i cut stiItIntItIi to
1 AM it All lll‘lllt‘til.tItI \\lllllt-l' thus
I \llli: l.:t- I Itgt! .t IIthioII llt Iii“
lip (1*)
Early in II.\ ittstt-i, I‘ll' .\tiit-ttt.tti
league :tttt-tnptul IIlis sumo thing.
\tlIIIllllI rtit‘t't‘.\ in lhu] :tll'I l‘IttJ
President .Iohitsott l'iIictItl :iII clubs
t a IitIt‘it hands o‘t l‘ittsbui: I]. fill that
l'II l'irgttII tittiItI IU\\Il'\tilt' tIuIil‘ fit‘lti.
Ind ‘tI'.III ititl int-rt t in tli-I National
ittItI lint il~ .Ittli'l .l« it this did him!
It . switch tltI tiwitwuuiw- t‘iIuItt-lti 0 tom
L'vu Yoilt, tlw I“.|L'Iil‘ t“)«t‘t't‘.ll\t‘ wont
4 Itl Ililgbt‘il‘ tiitt‘ «mind tIitI "Iltz-htii‘uli
Hub A icitit: III.tl' cspt-clitlly to win
the pennant \Iil\ IlIlltt‘tl tll .‘Idltiiiti
‘tIo It is liirlm') that Nov. \‘oi'lt haa
t to tut: ;I lit tIic .\titcrican
l "1th1‘ ‘.mi cztit't t‘t.iIt~I tliiii. punts
1 ~ tIi‘tIIIi‘.
PEACE IN BASEBAII
IS ttilIIIIIItI 8003
It; 'l‘IitI
bits-Ibitlt
:I. ptInt-c conterciicc of rt-p-
tho National.
-\ I'W
hlitlll.‘ ot‘
(‘I‘f'ltlt'ti it!
Vtttlli. lit-t:
hip Itattttc
Iiit llt'tI
will be
Ameri.
t --~t-Iit;Itt\-_~.~ of
(tit and FtItIIII'HI IitIithlt.‘ ltvre tontor-
I I“, it‘ the cypcctatious of the may
i Ilt‘r‘ who hate trained tho tentative
Imot-uu-nt :ti‘tt-i' tlit ‘4‘ years ot’ war
are flllliIItItI.
Mciitltcrs of lItt‘ National I.c:i .tio‘
Inc in their annual ntcctinu :tiIthnit-
Aug today for III‘ itiItIltal of tho IItIti-
{IIf‘ellttI tIII. tI tIItItI illlIltiI'IIt‘I It} II'tI
Alllt‘ll(‘{.il It'tL't to tutit‘jt tIitI tro.
pised tcri .~ tu twat. t‘ ’I‘htI I‘tllllliliilt'c
is Cotillitiscd o' Imp ,IoIimou
of the t‘ _\, ('1’i'II
('lilcago. .\‘. .\ItlitI". of
and Joseph .I, lnnin. of lloston.
James liltuot'e. piII-siu -nt of the l-‘m:
oral League, Harry l~‘. .\‘intluir.
the Newark chcrals.
to take part in the final
ilcttriiiiito the filltll‘t‘
l‘IIlll'tISt‘lllil‘.’ :In
iIl't'eItIVI't
tIl
\‘t‘:t~ItiiIt:tmt.
A iietimns. ~ltt ,\.
ii.
and
I win-r of
“4“th
‘V t'vnth
itl't‘
con
to of
t I-rli..fl (’IifiitlllZdlIt’tllI
Ititi.ty estimated zit Ittoro than $1“.
Manta", t\"i authoritative slatttiiciit
l is bi-t :l manic L‘Il tlu ter::i.'- of p Int-o.
II is understood that many ltitotty
7-; obiti .i.~ remain to be (ILI'IIIPII by the
< IiifciItItI~ t liiel‘ among them is that
imply d in the demand of President
t.tlii.oi't- that oi‘..atiizctl baseball intist
tIlu- “III? I'It'to payroll of tlitI
l'I"-tlt'It“iil Institute.
Some ot‘ the
”\‘t. 1. .
baseball players who
are here watching: the progress of the,
peace negotiations are apprehensive
“-1 to tho tesult often-tin; them.
CHICAGO. Ilec. 10,- Members of
the peace committee of tin Anwricnn
league named at the league‘s meeting
here last night. were to lcaw today
for New York city to attend a con
ference there tomorrow with commit-
tees from the National and Federal
Leagues at which. it is (I). llEt‘ltId
peace in the baseball world will be
declared.
Indications are. it is said. tltal all
adults will hn settled by Saturday
night.
To conclude the business of the an-
nual meeting. the American
club owncrs remained in session until
III-up; after midnight. 'l‘htI
II-iopted prohibiting American League
players front writing for newspapers
or magazines or permitting their
mules to be used over stories in st-
inst
nub outiei.
The tmw-
practice of postmn touch by tow
cuilc‘d allotar team ‘
it is said.
' F
INDIAN AAIIJIIIII YIIII
'is an cloiiucnt tribute to somebody.
League“
rule'
' hAcne Socialists forming the peace party
' :Ithlicatious had the approtal of "WWI.“ fl... ”IN-man Relchstag, has Issued
in proclamation which the newspapers
" ""‘0 decided ‘0 8“" "‘”'are prohibited from printing.
~T~HE SOUTH NORWALKEVEIIING SENTINEL
’fl
"WW
Em;
SAYS IIAIIIIIIIIIIE
(IIIII NEW YIIIIII GIANIS WANI ItE IIIADEI)
LUS .\Ntil‘deCS. Cal. Dec. 10: it is
common gossip among the National
ltIzigutI hall players wintering here that
- . BOSTON. llt-Ic. 16. __ President
Chief .\Icycrs, the Indian catchcr of f i It I lira an" u
- - « II - us on .. was (I I i
the (iiniits is to be ll‘ittlt‘d to the III) " I“ ‘ i ti 1 t ‘
. I 10 .Iu- cit
lliooltlyn Nationals. l’htyci's say that 1"” )‘I‘I‘Id‘I “H I ‘ "‘1
that there is not a ('Iltltlt'c iii the world
of llabbit Maranviilc being traded for
[luck lit-Hot; of the (‘iiicinnztti Itcds
hiceris while still its good as over. is
through as far its future usefulness is
t‘UllCl‘llt‘d. Iiast scasoti he hit ti miser-
able .232. or anyone tIlstI. as it niitttIIiI ot' t‘tict,
The falling off iii his work is not The lliittt-s ounci‘ was soIiicwhnt dis
due to natural slipping. the players do— tutbcd when Khu learned II “as rti
but to morcd the Sprinplicld boy was to be
retlsltin. tlitI}
(‘Ittl‘v*. “riding" tut-tics The
say, cannot longer play
flood hall for .\lctiritw. and set-ms to
all intertst in his work.
Altirquard has boosted Meyers,
traded to t‘inc} and Ill‘ lost no tinn-
lIl spitting the yarn.
IItI toutd not unit I‘oi'
i isxott did he Ilt‘lil‘lltl upon
IXII ttIlt graph or lllilil. but grabbed up
;I tclcphonc and dchiititdcd that be lit-
t'lilllltW‘II’tI with his heatttpisrtcrs in
this city. Ito then dictated tho story
llll’tl will In» pleasini. to Mtil‘tlll‘vliit
and also ltvd Smith.
Smith was mentioned in the story it.“
the iiit'cntur of the tale Smith \\‘il‘
IiiittI lost
ltuIIo
and,
Indian can do it handled right.
tltc tiip tc
, IitIIlIitIt’
Itt‘hltit':~. Iloithic knows \that thc
BIIIEI BIIS III SI’IIIII
Tim. is tIuI hippest week ot‘ the tiitso
bull pcrtod bounded by .\'ovcinbcr :tnd smeroly injured While a member ot‘
.\pril. the Brutus and unless ho has come
" "‘ " " “2 back. there would seem to be reason
that he and not Muranyille would he
considert-d for a trade.
\‘(Itt \orlt is ictIttniiipi,r :i.‘ ‘\\l1!_)lt- lot
it tout \tvrius'livld iind llfii‘tfoitfi'ntt lutst‘ the (nu-
luill town: " ; 3:? In denying tho-story. l’i't‘IsidtInt Gun»
I : “.. ‘ I \. -
“M w ‘ § . boy of the liratfm said: '(lfcmtt‘sc
The titlitchity (l l‘ lhtriiisiyltihla has
a \‘utt on Its wiestltng hobbit No 9th
or sport would tultc him.
i: w o o
the Braves would lilac to out a player
like lluck Herzos. 'II the llratcs tiro
I oflci'tId'IHcrriot: It will be certain that
'th will carcfuiiy weigh the matter.
We would pitc ct’it’tsltlci'ablt' for Hot“
mg. but not .\Ittl‘ttllVIIIl,‘ and Smith.
"llorrinaiin ltllIt not said it word to
I'It‘
.
I(K'tr1‘»y lItIiIrtntinn has it tlitit tIitI II‘t‘tI
«Ind lcitgttc is a Oliv-Illfllltln'tlil‘. This
it III ItI I
about any dcsirc or intention to
The ltrnyes would itot think of lrild~ W h“. n'l
.. , ..
int: Johnny lltvr. oi “lttililtit' .‘\Iill‘tlll~
_ ii \\'til'tI to Ouch other
\‘illc not tor a low yetirs yct at least.
* ? * witcrchy
get rid of II. riot: upoltcti
about :t tradu
llci'zot: was to co\. to
Isn't that strong enough?"
the
. lir'itcs
No \\tllltItIl‘ the lutcrunttonul ltIiitztitI ‘
is on one leg. Any league that sizes
tip \\'ort-c=tcr a licttcr hull town
than .\‘prtittzlicld is not sound.
:1» 3 ‘ i‘I
WIIAI IIIAIIIIAIES
CIAIIII PEACE , IN .
B. 8. Will IIIINII
Hi“
The Now \‘ork Amciictiits itccd till
the playing lwlp tIiYIy can trot and for
that rcnson should be given the. right
of. way itt lIIddIitg for thc services ol
.1. Franklin llultcr.
23' it I? II
\I'Iicit \\':ilttIr t‘anip's ‘All
.‘~t‘ItIt‘lit)llS scented
'I‘inic \tit:
l'ootltull
lint ot' lute years the
\\'itltdr:i\t'nl of tho lI‘etlcrat l.
antitrust against
catrue
.\inI rit nn' suit lIit‘ [\‘gitioniil
u-ry important (foiiiiiiisslon.
\ailutI of .\II‘. (‘ttttItI in “Ming “‘Im't‘ Passion of tho I“f‘tit'l‘:ll League.
who in football Ittis slumde. MI- Placing of the International League
‘iitnp must SDI‘IIII', his sclcctions about
thtI lltitItIIt‘ or next season it' hit is to
act tlitI attention that once was his.
on a firm foundation.
End of exorbitant salaries tor play-
ers. sonio of which have exceeded $10;
000.
licttcr Il;t.~t‘ItilII in the major lca‘tntcs
than hits- Iit‘t‘ll st t-u for three seasons.
HOTEL FOR BRIDGEPORT.
Syndicate Proposes to Build Ten-story
F . f. Id A n SIIIO "I (‘III .ttro National League
Structure on air it: ve ue. club to mm.“ + ”I M'ccghmnn of Chl-
IllllllGEtl’OR'l‘, Deccnibcr lti.*(lp~
tions have been signed for a really
deal ttliich will convey the First
Methodist church, at the northeast
(:OI‘IKII‘ of Fulrfield avenue and Broad
street. to one. of the largest hotel syn-
dicates in the United States. It is
proposed to erect on the site a ten-
story. modern. tflreproof hotel.
The Methodist church, the‘ home
of probably the oldest Methodist so-
ciety in New England, reared iii
1822 and rebuilt in 1840, will soon
be torn down.
The Methodist society has options
upon the 'l‘. C. \Vordin tract. now
owned by Edward Source. at State
street and West avenue. and upon the
property of Marcus 0. Wheeler. at the
corner of Washington and Park ave-
nues. and also a Sitt‘ at the corner of
lrnnistnn and Ftiirfield avenues.
1n banking circles it is stated that
an option has been signed by the
trustees putting a figure on the prop-
erty of $125,000.
_______._..—————
POLITICAL BATTLE IN GERMANY.
LONDON. Dec. 16. 1:15 ti. m.—The
Ciigti. now my :I
Sale of St.
club to l‘liilip
‘l‘ of Chicago Federals
'.ntiis .\'ational League
lint? «I St. Louis.
Advent in organized baseball of
some ot‘ the wealthy Tiac‘mrs ot‘ the
lI'tIdIIrai Lunatic.
IIIIIIIE ARASS SAAAIIIIIG
Monte Cross who gained fame as
shortstop of thec hainplon Athletics in
ger of the Bridgeport club when Gene
.\loCann quit the job has been appbiht-
ed coach oi the I niversity of Maine
baseball ie'iim. which gives Monte a
record of having served in pnactically
every chIartmcnt of baseball. He has
previously sert ed as a player club own
or scout and umpire and will complete
the to trdt when he amt: his dut-i
ics a» couch about April I.
”1 1 a a- 11/
\n’x:\=\:\= ‘\‘l-\-\-\-\.\‘\‘\‘\-i‘ :W.\.\‘\‘\‘\‘
f0lt Btttlt "tutti
tiat‘f
III AIIIIEIIE BASESAIA
1902 and 191.5 and tried out as mantis
v
f‘.
You Can
as- -[ql- -i-
Holttttti tutti
IN ticoii titt -
IN lHE iAR ust
Writing on flic record flights
homing: plgt‘tillfi. a sport which is pop-
nil” in many scctions til ('ttllllH'lIt‘tll
ptirtit ulni‘ly in lI‘itirtlt‘Id touty. .loltii II,
Watson in lliii’pcr's Magazine says: I
Tim prownt world champion is llulg
ti ix? .‘, ownctl by t) Anderson.
of Ittill \\tl)llt‘. liid.. The bird was
hutchml tn tttoft. \\‘lten tour {did it
half months ol‘ one training was begun
was taken trsl tIItIn fivt‘
EAIIIY- IWII YEARS
BEHIND IIIE BARS
Hartford's Stormiest Day All Sun-
shine to John Dynes, Free Man
-- Receives Pardon After long
Fight—toe tineslty, of lock-
wood Murder Fame, Also For-
tunate ~~ Other Cases
III.
of
of
IN
'l'IiII .It’t'l.‘ll‘I
John llyitcs,
Iii-c
Illt‘
ll.\li'I'I‘tli§iI.
rival iti«i:~ Ill Iilt‘
‘n‘ht two ‘
. 1‘ til it twenty m" forty and it l: m EIiIl‘IlUl'ti, took plzit-t ill lltltllt
cit: l . t “1‘ , .I ‘. . '
m.” . my it... “in...- may and at .\ ':-ltIltiiI). whcn luI sit-ppcd from tho
‘ 3‘ 'nl' 4 i y I
' . l . . A ) «. l y ‘ . _‘
towed to 2":llll'll. t’l‘his trainings was ‘I‘II’E "I II" *‘II‘I‘ III-“II III “III“ I:
dtsttiltutcd of moist. oteI .sit'\(Ir.ll lttI.tI titIlItIlt‘d tI.tI :tiuw bcitcath his
\ttItII-tst .\'IIt \I ts tlictt tIntt-rtd in the Ittl and Illl'l‘tt'li tlit- tycs oi it lt‘tItI
too and :Im llllIt‘ tuttI lit i‘tll slu» i‘ an t. Ilu broad blur all» The ttt'st
tins attain cittIii the itlioic preliminary iiiunntitous mom was the rryobbc ot
ll'llltllllL' invert and allowed to com on old s ilIlUll maul in I1:.t t ltuittoi'd
pctc in tin» St”. 3100‘ 40'! and {mo miles All in}: Uh Huh occasion a siioit
races, ' tout. this ti.i- setting. {or the dctitli
in 11:11 and lid: sltt' has RAW“ III“ II' 'hi‘ \Iillltll‘. uncut, tot ttliiIIh ltyncs
innic amount of training. In lttlfi. . ., .,.,,,........1 to Np...“ m; m... “-1.,
after ttitI tirt‘IltllIIllT." lliultts. elm won nucct‘ tit cylitistttc in a litm)‘ snow
and the Mitt miles races (lying;
l'ilt't‘ in about (‘I(‘\'tII\
:tid it tuna
ftioii
the tltttt
int; IIlt‘ .300 llllIt" I. H ”mm
hours. SDOHIT alter thts lllulit the bird , .\‘ t!,.t1
was 1,936 to .\lItIcnc. To! . l.0ltl tttllcs‘
air line iitczisurcl from Fort Wayne
‘l‘ttwhimttrzw Ji/h .I'Illt‘tl Ill 113" a tn..
lulu: IA. 191} art honiod at t p. in.
July 12 the Mn titItII ein; tIllt‘ tltiy_ W
tIItItI'tu hotiN’p‘I-timy in! tiles and six ’
«minis, th1\'q~iull(’ rut-c :t turd tic
longing to .lolin Schilling lUIl‘t‘tl tit
ll 30 a. m. the [olioutdtg dtty thtIy
Hi. and the third Itlitl. IlttIlonutng to F
It bl) *l_\'.
tltc
Itt‘I'I\ttI Iii.. pirdoii
Itoitrd of Pardons :it‘
lt'!‘ IIlIIII}-llll'l’|' futile pctiliotis. At the
time of his crttnc hiI was a boy of in
Today tlfItIl' it Iitctinic in prison he is
He stIt‘HId fitt‘ty-tlii‘cc
lIltI
(ii
Iiypt s
titli! i .t.
I Invalid ot
lt olti t; .c \t .ittI
yours old.
years.
As he «lurid;
and thc clerk of prison.
liIIc ihc ordinary i-itiizcn ot‘
bands with the \V.ll'tIt'll
Itynt‘s looltcd
I?» whom
\itlvrwtid ti half hour later .\ou sue on ”NI .IIIrm-t. He wore it
‘ brown suit, broun ottIttoat. buttoned
tip around IIlI’ Iit’l'Ii. and lilacit cap
and Ilt‘ :lmtt’tll‘t‘tl
of no change from
\\‘itli him were his
lI tnntpt and
st Iioolinitr er and lifclou.
II‘. Bryant. of liast
litil‘tlot‘d?
putt-Id tucr Ill» tons,
WIIIIEII BASEBAII
to M (dust-ion.s
tho pii;-oii tll‘t'hs’.
once t‘tip in law. tittii'tI
l‘tIIt'ti:—‘t‘tl l0 litNlIlIu ttig‘mcr
Andy.“ I‘tIit-y
Oil
to
Bobby i“lt«ll.‘l‘. shortstop ‘! tctim.
hits bccn lt'llllllIYt'I)
AIIL't'It‘S. Itch-mi
The ("n l:l hunch til season , tint llt'.‘tl.
’lll‘\I will licuin 'I‘t:tIsduy, .ind his old home. Ilyncs
IAle 4. and clots? on Sunday. Ut‘IOIItIi' iltlltttw', not old lttndiuarlts. wandered
‘29. Opening? gables will III Portland tit thoI ttitltItit-c that the world had
at Sun lI‘itintIisco. \'tIt‘II"H III I-““ not stood still during the half cctitut'y
.\uzeles. OIIIIIHWIII“ Still Lake. ot‘ his t’FIl':tlI;;\‘lllt‘lll from it. and made
\‘t'illinin Sullivan. toiInIuIr \‘.‘hitc Box a {th ”list-ryitlimts on prison life. 1“.;‘
catcher and last year backstop for 0.“...
the Minneapolis Millors. has been of
'\s scout fol“
l‘itcitic liIII way to
season on lIh‘IlH‘t‘
hr
u as
spurltlcd with pleasurtI
rt,co;;t.2i:cd old buildings: but it
the quiet picastirc ot' a ituiit who ltu
lliu Chicago NH'IHINIIN toipotttii how to entitusut<tic|
"Hm“ I“ say whcth k“ h“ "‘1 ltyncs has made no plans tor the In
With any club “’1‘ ”‘9 "“mhw season. titre. )llHl that ho was going home nt‘
Ilatnt- rtnnot has the ltiIIt)\\ill;‘. Itst- H“. ptcscnt.
("I "I” I'”"‘”’“”"'" for ”I“ 10M Joseph t‘cucsky of \‘t'atcrlitiry, MINI;
""I‘I‘II’ “I Ah“ (‘I“"““”“I Ind-Am“ ing it lite. term for complicity lit the
“I“ I‘IIII‘III FI‘I‘II Clarke. “WW“ .\Icri— murder of William Lockwood. a farm
tItItv. 'ieorizo Stot‘till. Charlie Curr er. and il-ynian Pollock. from x“..-
illltl Frank Baker. London county, who has not yet been
Mttfiatzcr Naltcr McCrcdle of the in the state prison. were two others
Portland club of the Purim t‘nIt-st pardoned. I
League. has F800i\‘.‘tl a conintuulcatlmi In Ccucslty's case it was clearly
from l‘rcsidcnt lid “titer of tho VGI'» shown to the board that he was not:
Oflpv'intv outflow" lohuuy present at the killing of Lockwood.
Kauc. i‘t.r mm-iLIt: ‘(IIQI‘ISQI' although he had been party to a plat
I Mznmifl- Branch th‘liov or ip- St. to rob the. man. Cencsky was twenty
Aim-5,. tgmwm. WW M m” ,. .\mm‘. years old at the time two men. 1335
sctt and Leonard entered lnckwood'ta
house with a plan to chloroform hint
and rob him. Bassett and Lockwood
got into a hot quarrel and Russell
beat Lockwood to death with an old‘
musket which stood in the room. Bus.
sell is still in prison. but Leonard1
ile‘
t‘cred ti position to act
Hullitiirt do
has sign
luI
Iczid- ‘
t‘nit
"on club.
Aunt" his veteran (‘HIt'IltIl’ To“
the
ALI.
the
.\tzncw.
Ainsrtith.
[Washington Senators.
thew better
;\\'tlslllllgltill catcher.
I Shotton and Pratt. star players 0"
:18 girtougrgfiwnfhrInwzl:h:;::x; died there and he erotierated Ceneshy
I I I from any intent to physically injuic
min“ when ”“39 American “mi"? Lockwood. Representative Bronson
magnates meet in Chicago this week. of Waterbury presented ‘Cencsky'ng
Janvrin the. Red Soy utility player. is case. .
another whom Griff will attempt to Pollock was liberated because of a:
COW-III letter tram Judge William an wu
t Chick Gandil; clever first baseman hams. who sentenced Pollock last
tof the Washington Senatms says if October to prison from one to two
the Washington Americans are i‘nI years for conspiracy to secute falseI
deavoring to trade him, it will have to testimony in the divorce action oil
'th some other club besides St. Louis Louis Sternlich of New London county".
IHo doesn’t like the St. Louis climate against his wife. Pollock did not
Ibut is willing to go elsewhere. carry out the conspiracy and turnedf
Ii‘alIilc backstop of
He thinks
receiver
is it than
C l d t l‘ the Ex-‘ TREASURYbEFIC'T DUE TO ___.- , te's evidence and Sternllch was,
open mg?“ corrfsgon on o d I] TARIFF I BRITISH WANT AEROPLANE ‘ sentenced from four to five years and
change Telegrap ompnny sen 3 1e WASHINGTHN Dec. 16.-——Repub GUNS. 'oitotltcr conspirator from two to.
following:
“Hugo House, leader of the forty:
Cbmmittee in .-
deny that the Emergency Revenue
It 1 dttions. and assert, instead. that the
a
rack discussed in political circles «on
at: signifying a political bottle." .13“
tat/«‘0 a
law is necessary because of war con~
Treasury deflcUJa duo mllnly to tar-
t! reductions under the Underwood firod- council out! a large number or a letter to be Dflfiemed ‘0 "‘9 b0““'
licans on the House Ways andgMeanBI SHARON, PL, Dec. 16. ~The Brlggs- ""03 5'9““ Joint Shields, lawyer for:
minority report today: Seabury Ordnance Company. it was
surprised at his
and found that.
Pollock. was much
announced today, has closed a con- client's sentence‘
‘tmct with the British Government for
10,000 aeroplane guns, and another
contract has been closed to:- five hun-
wlth him. and both went to Julian:
Williams with the result that he wrote:
convinced
Iwas unjust and that he. thought a pit
don should be
body of Mrs. Mary Forum
.I Sandy Hook.
State's Attorney Hadlai Hull agreed: »
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his sentence on l’ollocl
Pollock ha
london county jit.
granted.
been in the Now
the past nine months
Fatrl‘ield County.
.The case of AiiitIrito (iraiiocola wa
not disposed of. it continuance bciiiIt
granted.
October 6, .1910, to life huprisonmen
for second degree murder.
Grant-01a was sentencet.
llc novi
says he was not guilty of the crimt-
but had pleaded guilty upon the ounce
of ii friend. W. J. lilitki-nsdoi
for of Ftaiiit‘ord appeared for him SliI
said Ilt‘l' in't‘t‘csl in the case (‘itlllc
through the fact that she had per
snaded (irancoln to plead guilty. Sh
‘l..,.
has communicated with people i.
Italy and said she has bit-Iii ahlr ‘I
d-Iiitoustratc his innocencc tlii'out;t
the confession oi" the rent aissasin.
William lit-Iuiing. svntcnct-tl
her 17, Will,
IltIt't lli
six to eight _ttiii'~, tor in
decent assault. thought Ile had lwci
sniticit-utly punished.
Antonio Nagy, sentenced May it,
ittli, four to tho )’t'itt‘:~. for assault
with ititmtt to kill, thought lIlt‘ sm.
tcitctI tn... u-xctssivv.
SaiItut-l l‘urdy, sentenced II‘rIlItIt.
ary lit. lid... oinI to one and one had
yours for improper conduct. sttid he
was not guilty
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DIFFICULTY lN
HOLDING FUNERAL
NlIZ\\"l‘t)\\'.\', Conn. ticc. lot, stiw
ing to storm conditions. \\'Illt"ll old
residents say are worse than those
caused by the blizzard of Hits. th-I.I
who died during the
night. lay unattended in her home on
Walnut Tree Hill for fortyclttht
hours.
storm .\Itllltll)
Undertaker E. W. Troy was able to
reach the house only after it long
journey around the ltill on snowsbocs
and unless the populace turns out to-
day to shovel roads, a funeral will be
impossible for several days. Two
daughters of tho dvcciisctl \tidoti.
.\Irs. .Iolm (irltlln and Miss Aims For
an. of Bridgeport. arc snothound It‘.
unable to reach . the
Poi-an died in ignortiiicc
(t
.\lrs.
recent death and funeral
home.
of the
‘IltIi‘ daughter. .\liss Nellie Foran
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NEW YORK. Dec. 16r‘Tllc‘ Al
Reich vs. Sailor Carroll fight at the
American Sporting Club Wednesday
night lasted just 40 seconds.
Carroll came into the ring at 10:41
p. m. At 10:48 p. in. he put up his
hands. At 10:48:07 he ran into
righthand smash to the jaw and hop-
ped to the floor. At 10:48:16 he ruse.
The waves were mountains high. It
surely was a stormy night at sea.
At ittzlSIi’fl. under it bonibztrdiitent
of lcfts and rights. th'.-
t‘orward on his turn.
tlitI
>Q‘Illllilll
H.
Sailor pitched
ltct‘crce llaley
At 10:48sz the
on 1ti~;
started count.
\I'oozy l'Fli~ ml
linens. and in that position of suppliI
IiiiiIscII'
cation Air was countid out it! (Ixactls'
MANN.
FREIGHT SWAMPS RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.. I’l‘housands oii
freight ours, loaded with all kinds of
lllt rclituidisc today cloggcd the tracks
oi settIiiteen railroads entering Chi~
ctigo pending st ttlIquInt of the strtko
of six hundred switcltnicn. firemen
and engineers on the Belt Railway oi
t'hiIago.
{1. W. W. Hanger. of the Federal
Board of Mediation and Couiicillutlon.
continued his conferences with the
strikers and railway officials.
REL) UAK
AIM for cash prtcts tar
COAL.
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Day or Night
Out spacious and easy ridin
automobile will take on
parties.
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