NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Vested”.
Games Today.
Chicago at St. Louis.
' Cleveland at Detroit.
. New York at Philadelphia.
iio.~ton at Washington.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
. Ntsvnrk. 6; Toronto. 3.
Games Today.
Rochester at Newark.
> Montreal at Richmond.
' Raf-lilo at Providence.
'- Toronto zit llaltimore.
EASTERN LEAGU E.
Games Yesterday.
Lowell. 19: New Haven. 0.
Bridgeport. 3: Pottlaiid. 0.
Standing in Eastern League.
, ll. L. P.C.i
Lvnn ................. 1 0
New London .......... l 0
Bridzeport. ............ 2 1
Lowell ............... .2 1
Port land .............. 1 l .500
Lawrence ............. l 1
Lawrence ............. l 1
New Haven ........... l 2 .333
Springfield ....... ,. . . .tt 1 .000
\i'orcester ............. 0 1 .000,i
Ha r't‘ord .............. 0 I .000
Games, Today.
Worcester at Springfield.
Lynn at Hartford.
Lawrence at New London. '
NOROTON HEIGHTS WINS.
The Noroton Heights A. C. ball:
pram “on a game. yesterday after-l
noon, from the West Ends. of I’ort‘
t theater. New York, on Lynch's Field}
lisrien. The score was Noroton
Heights. 8; West Ends. 2. The feat-
. ares of the game were the stick work
of the home team which overcame
everything the visitors had up their
(Jeeves. The fielding, also. of the
Norotons was up to the mark. Noth-
ing seemed to get by them. A large
crowd witnessed the game.
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.. BRAVES RELEASE ELMER KNET.
ZER.
BOBTON, May l.~—-llp‘nager Stai-
Jill's. of the Bruce. moaned hot.
.. niche-that he had released its-Cincin-
nati Puckett-em. whomith
t-Pitchor Allen and First Baum-macs;
-. Pittsbum'rederu League Club.
homes
ifiztilllitltll Ills HIGHESI
. (‘."~itii." 5 i"'»lu.t:‘i.
iv innit» t...- . min
Stand-n; in National league
\‘. I. i'."
l‘iiii.iu" BUM ' I :“t'
llrosidyn . ‘ . o‘._..
l‘tiicasu ‘ ' til 3
lion!" . . t I. .o
b‘t. l. iii 7 7 n'tv
(‘i‘ili'i':. 7 . it?
3‘ ' i. 111‘
No"! ‘ Ii 1 ‘ in
Games Today
I it. ti-‘Ipniu Ltl tin-livi-
l‘it imp-l. l-" t' n w _.i.
5‘. i. I‘m in I"iii .i
it -u!\l'~ i it :s-“u VUli.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Came; \. ei'ttt‘i‘y.
.t :i..u t at Lilith
in \I‘i.li .l l. lt“l‘t.l'
Standing in American League.
‘ W l. l'(‘ '
lithium ., . it 6 600
hot! Iii . ...... '0 is
Not" Yotli . 7 1'-
\VJI.\iillli.’Iull .......... ta 6 .571
('it'tt‘iallti ............. S 7 .583
Chicago . . ...... it 9 .500
Hi. L‘Jlli.‘ . ...-—- l. .1”th
Philadelphia .......... 3 10 .231
W’hfi‘
FOR T S of
.itiiiillil'thlllt1060858000108 int ‘ y . ,
anti tutti Pitt tut itllii than" out constant tit:
_.._._ f .— . ———-—— l
i The Iiiunsutti; tiLithpill fits tiiiii
lined up the l‘aiuu llh'. 2 out oi t.
1panic-s on l‘iiuny etching, on then
:own alleys. Quinn lad high :ingit
5min. lid, ani hr ii lilit‘t‘hiillic‘ tot..l
I .tlli.‘ _~ tlitivi,li t‘it‘ lil.iti>\\l«i\
i)t),\> dit‘ toiiiln; Iiutn iiiv In at strong
The) are toniident tl.c_\ \till itiht‘ the
Ntit'ttziiit.~ into t.tlllll ill tin ‘tlt‘l‘ltiill;
Still-i 1'15 lttiltfltr
win .~ ut‘it \tvr‘h.
, BrunsW-ck.
‘iitvlitl 110 M 100 fitti'
Ilitlitltii it? 37 b'.‘ 360
Mile ..... lo: 86 9t '.’\'_’
i.\in lltllii s'. iitt {vi .3“
inn.) ...... w 102 tit; m
Total: 490 lift Ititi
i -Pa'sce.
ilintiiitniti ill I”! lHl “Jim
ii‘ititlyttji. s6 90 st 12.:
hm... ..96 bit s: 5:
i'i'l-uunnt M 10"» 90 i‘bl
I'imi . Mt iii 90 27..
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i Totals .153 474 «it’ll:
. SCBRE ii BUN 8H00l
liliht members of the Not‘walk Gun
.Ciuli were at (he, traps, Saturday at.
{tot-noon, at Dorlon's Point. and partic-
lipated in the first “leg” on the presi-
ident’s and secretary‘s cups. The day
:was an ideal one for shooting. being
very clear, and with practically no
1.wind to interfere with.the flight ofthe
birds. Irving Wiltnot. with 24 hits to
his credit. carried 1 the honor of the
day and the first leg. “is complete
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int-ores were as follows:
Wilmot will shoot from scratchvas
-vvho have not yet stiiot for a "leg."
held at the same hour and place, But
urdoy, May 13th.
CUBS CliNiil lliliill
Slillliiill llill0iil
got a few hits.
.soo'pitching of Court. of the Cubs. Law-idly.
son also pitched a wonderful game for
his team.
The lineup was as follows:
Cubs—Tucker, c: W. Court. p: M.
Tai'lov. lb: Jimmie Maroon. 2b: A.
Biber, 3b: Bennie Mason. ss; J. Ma-
loney M; L. Tarlov. cf; J. Kent. rf.
Crescent A. C.—(‘.ourt. c: v'Lawson,
p; Hickey, 1b: Gallagher, 2b: Knapp.
3b: Desstire. as: Taylor. If: Hoilaron.
cf; Burbick. rf.
Score-Cubs. 8: Crescent A. C.. 1.
The Cubs dialienge any team. from
the ages of 13 to 16. ‘Outside teams
preferred. Write to Manager M. Tar-
lov, 122 Washington street. South Nor-
walk. Box 645.
Next Saturday the Cubs play Smith-
villes.
L
EWING BOUT! THIS WEEK.
‘UI—
Tonight.
Pioneer A: (3.de Moore and Ben-
ny McCoy. ‘
Olympic K. C.—Tommy Touhey and
Young Rector. ' ‘ “
Tum-y.
Harlem s. C.—Vio Moran and Elis-
mus O’Brien: Bunny Robitosu and
Young Brown. -.
.Pclnco A. O. (Marsh—Willie
”humans and Note Jackson.
f . Friday.
Brown's m- aocuny A. array;
m- “a.
"A.I M’Ni ‘
‘3
an: odor- carom svnmuo suntan.
:tiii chit tuition 'rtiiiiits it must
tl.\‘t iNNA'l'i, May 1."i)€:pllt‘ the tine tear nxu the i’hliiit.‘ led 1hr:
iepmntion which had preceded him. National lxaxue race moth a: they do
Vlial (lithe, former Yankee leader and today. but didn't command much at
iiitt'l‘ star of the Buffalo Federals, is tention i’dl tluran was an t‘hpel‘lme'ul
t‘liut'rtl’lllg himself to Cincinnati tans he manastr Ills club “he considered
i'iliiri' is playing like wildfire and his More or tub ‘6» I Illhfit BEER-gallon
(A'ptillllir‘lll is above reproach. ’i‘he 0‘ t'a-‘l‘m’ “m“ ”"31 [WINS The “he
tilts and downs in Chase's career have "“05 “'4'? ””‘hm‘d “J laugh at the
probably brought the player to a real- “1”” 0' ”I" Q“““*‘” ‘ Tllt‘l‘ Md SW"
it liuii that constant kicking and 0““ ““1“"le Mllullul lruruv
tliihs spreatieayie the field the first ‘2
necks. only to drop back iii the ruck
by the rim of July.
l.‘:‘ii~i.'lt‘.~.~ltlll of rules hinders progten
in tin yatne
COHEN OUIPOlNlS MICKEY
tittitttt IN PHIlADiPHIA
lliiliitiEI’Olt’i‘, May 1 ~~\'ount: (‘o-
of the \uttonai League vtho are not
of the i’illillt“ All of Mulchi-
nus ri\al— see it growing menace iii
the contiiitiwi “inning t'UllrlSIPllf‘)‘ ot‘
clan ha.- (\lttL'rtiwll its joke days. it
LL
iltit iiitli‘ nrr M’Vl'n tlu‘i manage-is
grinning this iiiortiing at inv- standing
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the .\uliUliiti lxngue champions. PM .i‘
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Yesterday the Cubs won their third}
1.000 straight victory by defeating the Cres-j
1.000 cent A. C.. of Norwalk. 'llbo Cubs‘the day. Manager Neal Ball, of the
.357 continually hit singles and doubles all locals, and Owners Harry Cornet: and
557 over the field. and the Crescents also Gus Knorr were busy last night get.
Iii-ti, of this city. oulpoiiitcd Mickey
Haunt-her, of Philadelphia, easily, Sat
tiiday night. in every round iti Phiia
dolphin. (‘ohen litirt his hand in the
set otitl round atid upon doctor's orders
will call off his fights with Johnny
K‘ibnne. Frankie Fleniitii: and 'i‘oiiitiiy
()‘Kcefe.
l (‘oheti made a great impression on
the fans and will be a good dt‘avvlni.v
card whe‘rt he finally meets l-‘lemin:
and O'Keete iii Philadelphia. (lai
i’ilkilt‘l'. was hanging on iii the last
round aiidgcould not have lasted
iiittcii longer. The bout was a four
round out.
animal—thin?“
Mitts I’tlilliitili
‘ liliilKiEl’UilT, May l.-Timcly lilt-
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‘Bridpeport, 6. Bases on balls—Off
learned runs-Off 'l‘uckey. 8 hits. it
The next shoot of the club will bczruns. in 8 innings; oil Martin. 6 hits. so far.
no runs. iii 9 innings. Strucg out»-
By Martin, 3; by Tuckey, 2.
i~—“'ntt-rs and Stafford. Time—1:50.
“on a pennant in litl.) by getting the‘
jump on the field iii the first ten games
play-d .titer that time both Boston
and lliooklyti “on as grout it :It‘f't‘t‘lil-
use of intone-s as did Philadelphia
lltlt flt'ilill'l‘ \Hh‘ :the to whittle down
tho load.
The l'hilzidt-Il'hia club of litlti i‘.~‘ pPr
forming lllllt'it after thci ashiun of its
predeco ”or Supposedly the stmnxth‘
of ’l‘enncr's cinuit lies in the Easti
I’hilndclphi:- has played ten games
with Eastern rivals and has won set-
en times. It has beaten New York:
inch in turn got within a
game or l\\0 of the pacemakers, but‘
neither “as able to head the leaders.
l’hiiatiriphia absolutely refused tol -
t'l‘dt‘k iindcr llit' strain. i
t
the Law," tti Hoyt
l‘optimr Joli) l‘iti‘ t‘lub, which. Ssturday night, pl‘t‘N'liit'd the "item! at
‘s Theatre. with edt‘tt’reiui and
members of the club, t'iom left to rilht, ate.
'i‘hopaey and Stephen ilt‘ilRM-i; sitting Jam-s Kelley and .lo.-eph Bogitan)
plramnu l‘t" llil ~ ‘i in
Standni,‘ Mani. ititsti. John
CONFERENCE’ON
NEW PRICE BILL
Hst Manufacturers' Committee and
Officers of Union Discuss Question.
DANBURY. May l.——The provisions
‘ ed with Brooklyn.
four out of five, Boston three straight '0; the proposed new "“0",“ bill “I"
and h" “m the 0n]! "‘0 games play- prices which the l'tiitod Matters of
North America will present today .0.
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AUTHOR OF GREATEST JOKE ON THE BRITISH -.
' NAVY.
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‘ i ”in. ,2 gen}.
i'lllllif‘t‘fl‘.
' Philadelphia. therefore, stands Just
‘nbout where it did at the same stage
of the race one year ago. The Phillies
‘sre in better condition to repel a seri-
ous challenge than they were one year
The club has been welded into
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‘ Montreal, 9: Baltimore. 6. l’res. Soc. . lung enabled Bridgeport to shut out ‘5“
Providence. 9; "Ot'hl‘iiler 2 Cup. Cup. Pmlt'e.1'Olni.li’tillihlld yesterday. 3 to 0. may one 0“ h‘rmonlom Whole by oncfull sum-
—~‘— I . Wilmot ...24 23 19 . 20 86 Portland player got’pust second bummer 0’ pennant 3“""3~ Then, '00.;
Standing in International LOIOUO. Mclthart .23 20 :3 10 853~riiobilson. who was might in wt‘i “W“ 1"“ "9"" We “ace last fall to
W. L. P.C.3Thompson 18 21 is 14 7l‘liiulu by our» line iiimw. The score: "I’I’D‘mm "W ”00nd"! stream at
Nev-ark .....,.......3 o 1.000 Lockwood X9 19 is 15 7! guy innings: .h ' own" "" “‘d ‘° n" ”m"
Provident-o . ...3 o 1.000 mm ..... 17 is 21 - 21 .'8.Urldg8p0rl ......0 o 0 o o l 0 2 X~—3‘ ”9"“? °' “‘3 "‘"‘.".“""“'°""“““"“‘
"Richmond ............ 3 I 1 .3150 Hui-thin ifzi 22 '15 20 ‘lsiiionhmd ....... 0 o 0 o 0 o o 0 04:31:25: 2" '“ ”WWW 5'”
«tenant .............. r: 2 .oonuncie ...15 16 :1 16 as; Two-base hit—-Moshier. Stolen has, Wilburflood um (.luudooaw hm
Baltimore ............2 It .400 Admits. ....12 15 14 18 59:08 «demons. Brown, Sweatt, Moshier.‘ exceptionally m“ afield and 0'. the
Btif‘illo .. ......... l 3 .250 Of the above shooters. all cxccptilaii Sacrifice hits—G. Smith. Bail. paths and hitters of at least "on"
'I‘oronto ............... 0 It .000 Mr. Wilmot. will be awarded a',hundi-ii)ouble plate—Dal“ 10 3“" '0 Thump ability. are In reserve to plug my vac-
RMItester ........ 0 3 .000 cap of one bird on the next shoot. Mrlson. Left on buses— ’l’ortland. 7:.
'ancy that may crop up in the picket
‘Iine. Either would be at home in
[will also other members of the clubihiartiti. 1: off 'thlit‘)‘. 2. Hits andi :avy CraVlth's "fl-now. Gary, n .10.
man. has not hit up to his reputation
He has to hit above .300 to be
‘of real service to his fellows.
Moran‘s infield. lined up its in i9i5.
all manufacturers conducting union
shops were discussed Friday evening
til a meeting of the national and local
oflicers of the United Matters and a
committee representing the local Hat
Manufacturers' Association. Mitch
was held at the Itsnbury Hub
The couterees were Harry Mt-Lach-
in. John H. Baird. A. A. llodshon. wt
Hairy Green ind Frank ll. Lee. from
tho Manufacturers' Association; Pree-
ICCnt John W. Scuiley, Secretary Mar-
tin lawior, of the United Hatters:
Fit-sident Cornciius hict‘uc. President
Jeremiah Scully. Secretary Hugh t‘.
Bbsivoy and Secretary John O'Hara.
of the local 'hslters' associations.
The meeting was held for the pur-
pose of explaining and discussing the
provisions of the promised new bill}
It is understood that the. discussion
was purely informal in nature and
tthnt President Sculloy and Secretary
Ln‘lor went over the various provi-
i “99“"! “my improved. Milton Stock sions of the proposed bill and explain-
iand Bancroft (tbo‘lntter lest moon's ed them to the manufacturers.
.ttitttts Alf lilll inn:
iPlillllND l0 Pill ittttf
BRlDGEPORT. May 1,—Today is
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lung ready that. list whereby a; mini-5
500: The feature of the game was thefber are to be. handed their releases to-
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Some of the Bridgeport Eastern>
men have been kept on for the
last few days just to let them earn a;:
week‘s pay. and today is pay day. .
Portland plays here today at. 3:30
o‘clock. Other reports stated that
lBridgeport will rest today and play“.
l'l‘uesday, but Owner Cornea said last
night that Bridgeport's day of rest.
will be Tuesday, the men piaying‘
sensation of the Infielders) have had
the experience necessary to develop
them to their best worth. Nichoff. a
tether mediocre second bssoman In
Cincinnati. developed quickly under
Moran last season. He is improving
steadily. Ludenis, a somewhat pon-{=
derous fellow ho is, nevertheless, n'
planer and s slugger and n mighty
valuable asset as a first baseman.
Wherefore. on the whole, the infield
and outfield of thec hampion Pbillies
must bec onsidered improved mightily.
it remains to be seen whether the con’
ceded improvement of rival clubs out-
mensures that of the champions.
Bill Killiier. mainstay behind the
I but in this pennant slit of the Quakers,
‘ is reported to be recoverinl.t fast Rom
it shoulder injury that incapacitated
him just prior to the last world's ser-_
ies. This unfortunate accident to Kiia
lifet- discovered another cracksjacki
catcher in the Mann camp. Eddie.
Burns, who has done all the heavy
Neither the members of the month
frcturers' connnittoe. nor the union
hetters' ofiicinls cared to make publi.
anything that transpired at the meet-
ing except that the price bill was dis-
cussed in on Informal way.
The proposed new bill carries with
it. a general increase in wages of
about ten per cent. The bill came be-
fore the different locals of the United
Hatters for ratification during the
past week. The locals in this city ac-
cepted the bill with the exception of
the prices for finishing and sizing the
cheaper grades of lists.
President Sculley said today that
the new price bill has been generaltv
ratified by the locals of the United
Hatters in New Jersey.
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Count DOhna-Schlodien.
Count Dolma—Schlodien. com- warships and scouts in the North
niander of the German raider 5033 and “'9‘" (“It in“) th‘flAt‘
Mocivc. played the greatest jokci lantic “.hi‘rf he sank some eight
. . .‘ ' |or tcn liritish vessels. When he
0‘ “W1 the 1.3"?“ ”my Pas‘ felt his mission was fulfilled he
0"" been the "mm“- H‘e SNICd steamed back and entered 3 Cer—
from a German harbor disguised man harbor. It was an exploit as
as a merchant vessel through the daring as anything,r in the annals
whole enormous fleet of British of the sea.
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GEORGIA PROHIBITION LAW IN vsensous DIES raovssvmc. His
EFFECT. ; innocence.
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ATLANTA. Ga~ M“ 14"” “9w AUBURN. N. 3:. May 1.—Charles
prohibition law which became effect-lsprme J r. of ““68 county died in
ive at midnight inst night. will beta]e electric chair ”a“. "“08th
strictly observed by “1° socallod l“kids innocence. in Chaplain Copeland's
er clubs and by the liquor interestsimme heinmribed:
Monday and Wednesday.
GOLF LINKS FOR STAMFORD.
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work behind the but since :Killifer got
his games this year. Killifei- is per-
haps a better hitter and a foster man.
. William Connelian, who formerly; But so long as Burns is able to appear
was sreenkeeper at Garden our and regularly Bill's absence will not prove
Senvlew, is at present engaged. in'of vita conaetimnces. if he comes
cmjunction‘with Walter J. Travis; in round all right «Killifer will Idd a new
bolus out a nine hole public course in note to Philadelphia‘s tone of confl-
Hsllowe’en Purl. Stamford, Conn. ‘Mr. deuce. But be ‘is no indispenssbe, as
Travis is responsible for the layout, ho was this time last year.
and Connollan has charge of the seed- Alexander the Great has 9‘99"! that
in; and (the building of the to“, put. he is to be reckoned with its much in
ting greens and bunkers. 51915. The best pitcher in the National
' ‘ - league was overworked through the
drive of last summer. He seems to
have recovered from thus min. it is
Conditions for ocean travel 'bclng'n'ot likely that Alma will have to call
such that parcel past business can upon his big see so innocently this
not be corned on pursuant to the pro" nar- M m ammmm
visions of the parcel post convention-militias sud “icy“ all "muss
with the Netherlands. the ocvtoo h. call-bio of taking o Insular tufn. Then
been suspended until furtherance, this. is Chief 'Bondcrto be counted
SERVICE OUOPENDED.
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Parcels ilrcsdy shined. ohm
. ammo rue-am.
”Well. pathogen it to ..thq
fwmsspnsso ADOPTION or «usu-
ihurt, has shown sterling worth in slit
1 so widely recommended seems bci
the daily post-i inn-tin mm at. noon hm. millennium. gouror Minnow not NIW‘PAP“ Mill-“HS“ “N-
unavut one. one-neon Mu. ' “
'ttnn.
mono PRESCRIPTION so"
PUTS slo oases 0N Beer saloons which previous laws
RHEUMATIBM- prohibited opening on Sunday. |
The crusade against rheumatism lnitt’ieir last drinks Saturday night, but‘
this 900““ 1‘“ had “5 9'9". lin Savannah, Atlanta and other lsrgei
The sstoniohln; faults of 'tNeu-icities clubs were allowed to remain
trons Prescription 99" which h“ been open on Sunday.
believed here today.
ipensed alcoholic beverages until lli
belief t° the many "mm IMCNI‘S. o’clockLor in some cases 12 o'clock.
practically every case has. been cured. last. night - l
or benefited. The new lsvv which was enacted.
“Noun-one Prescription 99" is the .
‘ . last December. makes illegal the sale
ion; looked for blessing _ and has of any Evans»
in 8 into t t I ‘u‘flw'ihflmflm of at. per. cent. of sloo-
sctucl results verify this. .
.. ., hol. limits to two quarts of liquor. or
Neutrons Prescription 99 is dif-vt 1 hi i ts of ‘
forest tron anything also in that it oily-cg p n boss. or ”'9‘”
aims at the elimination of rheumatism”! wine "“7 thirty 4”“- ““0310”!
as s constitutional dispose of the” “V individual. "‘3'” ”1° ““0 ”Id
moo¢ prevents advertising of liquors in the
We earnestly recommend “Neutrons ““9-
Proscriptlon 09" to all outfitters from
a” ‘Tfi v
full to tout this nomtsnous prescrip-
' ‘ WATERBURY. lily l.—’l‘lui spring
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maximums-coconuts
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. _ - , joint www.mr
WWW! . . Meek 5mm..-
. , “WK” .
w,
murmur-union of
gigantic o tron; flew-oar,»
. “ .. .. _ . :w.moo.hsvoim
throughout the state. it is genorally‘tms would but I
containing more .
“l have to leave
wish I could. go .
tknowtng that not another drop ~of li-
lquor would be sold."
sold c
Sprague killed
neighbor. George Martin, at Jerusa-
lem. Oct. 17,4911. The men qumled
rover the distribution of a potato crop.
ilSprnguanuointained that his rifle was
as usual. “d dis'isccidentaliy discharged.
My dog is called an lrish setter.
He cnvorts train place to place.
Customs into chairs and vases.
0m am sick and table.
Smhu-ul'flist be is able.
Hence 1 think it would be better
If are called him on upsettsr!
bo'not you?
1100‘!"—
.._no.to normal» indict s m‘mutln! and sonnet at tho nutty.
.bu.
F. s. LYON f. 1
mph“. .
Norwalk Chronicler