Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 11, 1916 · page 9

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land‘s aniline was
the dog. a the
ad no and aims has been.
one tooling sgum in the lite oi
Wu 0! W lent.
wow iollowing the adjourn-
‘d the eoaventlna ot twelve,
the unitbg whim.
o0 generously provid-
ettineu d Nos-welt. tor the
noun-ion. on this, their
Iliad with delegates.
a ride about Norwnu
Al the conclusion.
were unnnimous in thm'r
Sore/nil woo “some
its residents were

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m .lveldon. automobiles waiting
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d0“ M strut. almost as In:
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‘ loilowing iconic, residents at
omit-touted their machine.
in no or the police tor the d":
G on}. w. Parmelee. J. Butter
L Whittier, C. Geilnber, M.
m A. Malliin,‘ J. ”th11. O.
,F. Hut. '8. Lockwood h
(3.: Davie, C. 'i‘rtstrsm, hi. Inch-
w W. Chen. W. Fowler. E. Mur-
ph. . Gobhnrd. F. anson, It. Bur-
W. Tucy, J. Trecy. J. Burt
, 1i. Kent, R. Van Buren. W.
KI“ C. OTM‘. S. Lynes. F‘. Bishop.
. Stull. Mrs. L‘ousins. W.
. 1!. Hill, M. Henderson. A.
Mm. hire. Earle, D. Raymond,
(Bilgefilody Gregory, 0. Voorhees.
I . h. i". Elle, Ii. Chiehes-
tor. ”Wilson, ii. Sachs, W.
m 0. B. 'Bonls. L iturlburt. J. J.
J 0. Hastings. E. Chichester, it.
'll . Charles 13. Kohnee. E. Meeker.
Ir. WI. J. P. Prowltt. Mr. Sempie.
I. Andrews. St. Elliott. A. Coburn. 1?.
Wheel, H. Green. Herbert L Melbou-

in ”V“ ”11-Jul-01! WNW» Fred-1w: end Vice—President J. J. McCu-

H Quinton. Alden. Solmnns.

in Hmhdeid. Morris Epstein.
Baler! Hilde". Herold Clerk. Prank
wagon. Prod lune. Willis R.
Audi. A. C. Knorr. Vent Brother-e.
Ms Big-wey, Jones Wood. John
m. P. H. Fielding. 1. Moliood.
8. Rank. Gould Clark. Fred Coleman.
m J. Donahue. E. J". O'Connor.
Jacob Brheub. Jr.. Joseph Linxweiler.
Devil W. Raymond. George Trim-doe.

ration has olmity hold 1"qu Wm. Bill Youui. lo. Whirl,

u Wey end Luther 1i. Wright. ,
mung the auto ride. the visitors
were token to John O‘Sullivoa's, where
any ooioyed one of John's famous
dinners. no menu consisted of lair
eocltnlls. little noel clams.

dill in; chin chowder. toinntoes
rid lettuce. boiled bluedsh end poth-
to-. not! shell crib on toast. broiled
- hunch tried Mam broiled
chicken. pens. ioe men.
ole-re and eedoe. i
met the buses! were made.
by men! oi the nminent men at
tb state department. but were short?
ind-tell. Msyor Hnntrom acted no

woman end tout-ante!
oi the and in his opening ed-l
“Climbed the work or the police
depot-taut oi tbe'stste to meal.
“6 to work of the Harwell Depot-oi
men! in norticulnr. The citizens of,
Harwell hnv‘e, every nos-ailmroneon'
or being proud of one of the boot
Mont at police that Adhere is in
the fit- at Connecticut. or elsewhere.
todm The Norwnllt boys have also
03‘. M they know how to enter

m veal nnd comic entertnlnr
ere tore tboroubl enjoyed during
the” o! the d .

eonciodetl'. the delegates tid-

bo the Gaunt” Club doe: end
thmo boarded the etesmboet “Knits,
”If“ Rownytoa._ end enjoyedl
‘ “In!!! trip out on the
sell more the Not-wot: intends.
‘thnt return of the. boat, the—

m out!“ by nutomobilen.
reth'oad nation, where they
“departed for their vorieus homo
m. hem: spent one of the
m rig days at their lives, as
.M o! Norweik Police Dem.

' Townsend and oi in. day was
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-..... mum mom .-..W..-
w. L 9.0, ' “Why doen nod rotten stun the
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......... 38 30 .5“ lwhioli heads a document W
........... 3g 39 .554 JIM H- O’Rourke admitted "’l'm m m I. recently and signed by I. Odilns.
...............3.6 80 ,fiimwammW’mmni f t. I". w 'Nowlichnelieawofmhu-
. ______ ....3‘ :5 ‘1”qu Mme “mm ‘40 cover thel .- .. ‘ m .ym‘o‘ M. u b “d
......a or 411".” “MM“ M“! wt [ha lthntnobody trombone-tools .
.......... ....“ u 441.?“ "Ml Commission. 0! u)" even one single moon in W o
‘it . ..... ........et a ,iii'wm“ ““9 O’Rourke. “00 '5 5‘1“! this question, and ionriu toot ember
--:- _ M” “c! b’ 0"" " I cw“ °‘ 1 Rube Oldring. the outfielder who ro We"! “4 cm“ “‘3‘“ h ”a
Ganvee W- . Springfield, '11? claims on.“ o'elwwnuy ohm-n“ his Wm ... in consequence. he went ri‘t nheed
n l i’lttsbufi. N. fill I'll. '1‘ we! on intent.“ from the Athletics to ”uremia-“'1‘ did his own allowed“- 39 on-
l:. «H Sl- m. mm"; as the minio- “dered'nltlte game, will join the Yankees this "em fully and ”“9”“ W “ b"
w 3-. .. at Cincinnati. :id (:‘Rourke. “l in" "“1"“! 'tiitcrmon and will take Boy Hortull's more "3“" thon “u" H. mm
t; H t H at Chiongo. tier hrom'ChnirlnLn Herrmnnu, who place. in rixht field. 016m inst 3W himself as an Que.“ of Wu]
. 1"” e ‘”“ m“ “9*” ‘9 “9 “ft-oiled up Bin Donovan to tell himllint “3"" men‘- a “0"" a '5”
. Al-‘ERICAN LIAOUE.- '5" are M in "‘3‘ form. I h‘" 1.9 had finally decided to meant the Sphinxeo' riddles and Gordi- knot)
no fear about collecting ‘thnt 810015.?" York club's odor. ' would bg child’s pl”.
Game. W . tron Cuey. The consuls-ion h! or‘ Um“ 0mm; whispered the glad This is whetfioliine hns‘n sen-no
_. (“I ‘. 3; New York. I. ' w him to pay it 0“! 11° W do‘lldlngfi into Donovon's one the out.- “ 5‘" R on stationery inscribed
' t 13; m 00., 5°“ 1 11"“ had 1° wait ' 1““ time ”look ior obtaining the veteran woe “Fred “"9“ the 1'" Wogld'e
“ ,mtponed,» rein. got money owed mehy the old mlwuwwhst dubious, Germgny Schnei- Heavyweight Champion":
;,~ ( n .--- ' . :tkngfimgfix: :‘l 1‘ T’ler went to Philadelphia last week to Why do“ N Nun del- the,
2 . g in Anode-ll We. ‘ “L (cutie or otherwise induce Oldring ulhfifl‘m‘dfl title. 1.. W “l
. . w. L. PUG [I the 8V?!“ (lilt- Eltltm mum “in a 00'“er but Rube 11151111113011 May 17. 19" (It ml! tin Willy
W“ ------------- ‘3 3. 5" “:8 to take up the we“ in the future,lm“ he wanted to adhere to his mien-“5n“ “mm“ to b" FM NM bl
. ...... . ...... 43 31‘ j“ ORourllo can take a lien on the terri~iHun to retire m his tank—end "lion the club oiiering the finest;
u . ".40 or .556 ‘1’”. .sideit he did not think Cinnio Hul’U'“ WW“ "“ ‘° N" "“‘i
Btv ............. 80 3d .5“ HM luould look with iamr opal his joining thirds 0' the purse “M 'llh 'i
w. . ........... 3e. ‘3! ,5” Luau: IALL m guoLANo. l" m... ”m lgumntro oi 331.500, and rulin- or:
p. ............. 38 3C .514 I j it must have been a rettv o “0 "“4“ the “h" m it til .
s f ............u i: .m w"”°“"°‘ "‘w “"‘m‘ "‘;t.sor that made the latoutoCindiunitlugzmm‘ 09"“ "“ 3“ m “ 9‘"
Pi is ........... 11 D .254 WI?(;":“J°': .fl SW" '0‘;be b . lamp u... slough (or the “WW: wdtiuiy Willttrd's guarantee. Nton wu‘
T 8mg, 1;;th 3 “6“", no: beu‘liiit may Do that the l'liiltttielpltti clubj‘” m“ “0 "“‘ "‘f’mm- 3"! ""
. M“ W d m m, n 0. me 00 wiwill. lifter nil, find some financial blilil'm ”9 °W‘°“ ‘“ ”“"’"“" I" “d
t 1- ill 808‘”. '- my? M In ‘7 [I B ‘ 1 ‘1”! )‘ii- Cllt‘ld. Oidring declared “I" dial.“ detnils settled. "MTV 8m. 0‘
.~ ..‘ tit 3’th —. ore R "my” ‘due pm“ w: y totwns induced to accept the odor wiflmneapolls. adored Will”! the rev-
; I,‘ . M “'“NDM the preseroo dtnfldinn oofdiers. lcause oi the crippled condition of m.écrd price of $50,000 for his ad, which
l .de at liow York. “8“ clu's, "Mr '1": 3 l“: '0 ”tin.lYllnlt9t‘H. For his thougiitiulneoslnnny Willard 1‘" refused ,‘nd u” “(ill
eriosn res dents n o On. ate eniu‘auh-“ he makes good. not meet Fulton. Wliinrd'e M to
' ”demotion“ Luau; firm“ ‘0 '0'“ U" “mu" 35“? A “M“, M 1.05. to ihmlu'll with his rootntct torrent-A
l *T‘“ ‘l ‘ souffle" . n “1” be remembered that Oidring nls title, and l now (it!!! (h. 'tlll’ld'lE
. 33".Ii'w‘3 . . $3313.13 fifiilflilihiiilw w ... ...... “a" m ""“"""“‘" ""“”“’“"‘"‘" '“. 7““
‘ 1‘ r~ler 1;. 'W' l-l' Cm herioty he; otterod one for the what similar conditions in 1’05. under “‘2“ l . f K m“ N 0’"
" l iitore'd' 40min. 1 g ' mnneni up. The clubs in the league Clark Grimm.” regime. mm in u” w , do" w m “M. ”I.“ for;
t. moi trimmed ti on the Puowd tamed by the Cum ””0" m0 “mm. "re M M" m“ m. hm“ @iumvemdo be it
< ' . . x- ’ ',.. . a“ mm; W '0“. m pied that Grisitit had to borrow om- “mm“ “W"- ‘ “V 0" °°
l 5‘ :lldlng in WW Bud WHY hieehnnioel Tradsport. ring .then an infielder, and (‘ntlt-hor‘ unun(l'ly nods; behind tighccnzrm:
. -‘ . -, i ”me A. 8.20.: the hinting mm from Powers from the Athletice. Oldring " ‘ ”in: 3h [e pdlhor at
it. .it-tlce .. . ‘ 3.. z. ' ' the stni! or the Duchess of Cooneuxllt had been drafted from mmm' I“ 1;" on. tuer in the wglmer
m‘ ,0 ..‘.h'-‘;.3";'="u;‘ im- J - MW Rod CF!“ Hoefiltnl nt Top-‘0‘ the Southern Lensue by both the I"; Harmful”: for’
l: trim. ..i. ..‘jgm'fi . 3: “flow; ti... King‘s Cnnndiiin Conveles- hm“ “d ”w “mm“ "‘° u“ in ' ‘ on w? ‘
1.. mo”) .' ' 3 33 .500 cent. t. hey my and the )ifikmen were am“ the pinyer. twine l two hort bouts end easily!
‘4‘ .,..a1..mt,l!/! 15¢. 34' .800 Cnfikmgdwoétr‘Mes ‘at'dp- Oldrtng is a native of New York end “ both lines Their test bout
. ""”:‘:""" - brgie into isst company with the old M“ him '
'1. mo ...,..,..........11 ,u ,m‘liom. Plumstend and MM. use: “mum in "0‘ was a threovround Kaihir u Roche.
l» . it so u .«1 Wokmrhm 0mm h ““1, m m“ “ml, tor, idiot... on am it. me. slain-n
i. uter .............:s 37 .m menu's no“? em Gllhooley is still Innhle to leave the "m “twang?“ M ’“4m
"""" noes To "5".” income hospital in Wlehlnflon tor hie Toledo :21: me mad mmd"ndwh'u"m‘
I ;.in,0u¢mu I} V ____;_ home. and Fritz Moisel will not play ' ' the
I lilllmfl my Otis anbeth, the Topoko tom's any mo" m" season. H“ wns st ”‘9 Willends W to W! h“ l:
a market In”. . ides no-liti pitcher. -goos to the P0“ GmndI-yesterdey end asserted mitt: mem; M
I Him“ oi mu“; . ;,_ Cleveland "mm“ to help strengthen that not only bed he broken his collar of th othlrd nnd last . .mnl
- , L” Fem “mm mm" mm bone but he lira dieloeotedn shoulder. m’ 0 m “KN";“W ete d”.
sienna-H." at For, we pm "a: mm ha m We retit- Fritz will and it hard to get a" 9" mt one u.
' ......— 7" ‘ . lanai spooniniion u to whet club “I" even 1"“ m Silents. 1:"; ,, ”a“. “a “z;
Geno. Ym. would lend the prize end there was _ «me» nesror m the an... otthntl
I rapid. i: W. 1. repent satire-goon Immitqliunbeth's xoinsn TO :5 flittiAOE'O!‘ mt chmplm W” [m
lid. 2; ,m a. friends when wner John .ovnge an. t s reporbd rom roe \ar one any other men since.
i on, 2; MA- nounced completion of a deal with points in the Nuionnl Lesguo that the Since he nearly W Ulllnrd
. ”WNW . ; ('levehntl. it in under-toad Pitcher Brooklyn club has asked for wslvers out at Rocholter. Ml MI WW
m- “‘K‘ . _ ___ M Counnsoro end I. call oonllderetion on Ollie 0 Mars. Joe Tinker, accord- twenty-live fights. Min: .“L‘m,
Standing up mm one received for the young stnr's re- ing to a Chicago story. has already put 1H0“ of the host m.“ in. the mm.
‘ - \_ g“ L RC. m in a bid for the shortstop. As wslvere including AJ- R'eioh. “m m end
.. London N2 KM.-.;'.", u ‘ _~, oboe the beginning at the West“ in the Tenor wheel cannot be recalled. others. and gained . m... m tn‘
1 mi ..... .»........’.,.‘i: m .m 3m m M h” b” "5 1”“ “ If u“ “"7 P‘m‘ Kid in the other boot. twenty rounds .ot
. : field “WHEN“. r... K... touted as the most promising looking wore-due for a change of scene. New om‘. (although ... w- . do;
1' -i.-r ......,..,_M “a m vtwirier in the league. and among the The news of his probnhie release ntsn st thettinie).
J ..... tufitfifmweeoou who hare looked hint will be received with regret by many This I, ”mum. 0,. a contrast to
i . . ....I_.-.;i.:nn .3. .3 over on Lam notion-oi the De- Brooklyn inns. but his friends will nov- the mom 0, 3m wmm‘ no u
l. ...; _____ .........aI.-; '81" All wit Tigers. Harry Davis of the Ath- erthcleus lnil it with delight. A con a champion is been! in . circus and
.1 ,M “wrung.” a...” lotto-,3! Clint: o! the Cube. Jock tnin ooterio in Flatbnsh hoe been rtd- refusing to me“ a reel “Khm-
2. 1..."... .....'....,..'.fi‘ 3. .337 laeCellifier o! the Cleveland Indium. ing Ollie and he has been unsble to do ___..
1' Milt humane-mu” “ ”’ Ed Ibrr 0‘ the St. W 00"“an hi. beet. A Bhlfl ‘0 (he Cubs mey GIAN" ”8'0" Hm ‘
w. :; “..l' ._ _ and (Ililck‘ ‘Frnser of the Pittqiurgh make a new player out ot him. in the __ , .
entice 1:08). Photon. - meantime Charley Ebbets is scanning Waite Hoyt, the my Honda: oi
. "Imelda m K ‘ ‘ , . M ”’0 Wm 10’ '1 "1°th- Brooklyn. is now n inn fledged alum.
» ~- liavon alarm ' new. W’COMNG 79 NEW lndioetions all along the line point The seventeen~yenrold ouch!" It”
.. .Kuce u 14“.. i . ‘_ YORK. to a big deal in the National League. 1103 been an“ to s "an” dontnet
l .‘tind'nt L lgji‘fL-iy .3, . ‘ - -—— . with Brboklyn. Cincinnati and Chlco- and may soon be fanned out to ”m.
I" 'Rlcm ‘ rwno'reesteod heeifltidgtll‘n‘tmaucol: go m’llofl—W 318““me b a:
YW ». vhno Cum. rm 1°? mm m" mun mm «in» meow. ml. the option in»:
j ~18 citrg'l: cameo I.‘ was president “d “rm-“r dict-tor iicomr hos uttered $10,000 tor sum the New York club hold on hie servic-
.. luupolmflaw ., ‘ VORM» ll 01h” “V from Bu" Stllee. while the St. 10!!“ club bl! as m (:0qu Wyoming,
. in. law; ~. » goes. up» indies. to New York. 01 unsettle prloe tit $15,000. Slim coo ‘ "
l amamuggrsgm _- , too stunning Voubm. . r-ieo “moo contract. , aocKAwAv eours Tommi-r.
.. ..17memiflwerm0PGonnleMocktrledtom'nrontWhit- ...... - _
JUTHERN W powwow In I'm outta-tarot», the rum College pitcher. and New minnow .ur—rwo‘ in.
v K . . WW rm? Wrens. «dummies-1mm” . ‘ ...- .' '
w 0.1%., 33 m 7:. sou not-o trier Outro’s strive! to con- Maine. but momma tire to thel muons-ting Club...“ nan-no
Minimum 7. i f utter-tho :3qu III_ their nus-cure minors. They hove quiimoteesionel this- evening. in the prinoinol event
Mobilostloufi " 3. KM ' - ‘t ‘ " _ .bseobell; '. Jim: m; the West . Bide light-

weight.- will box Budiihlmer. it.“
in: MM Oi Genneotisut. m
eontptonte in: the New will be'
Andy Cartonsngwiliiokiothwell. ‘

 

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l u music committee is made on

moo-snows John H. Smith. unfit.

L‘W otthelr work to persec-

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m Wellhoe R. Sammie. and
3% 7‘ Wy. The rein-hunt
We consists of Serum 1110-
mm ruminations H. Smith.
use: V. liter-lone. John L. Roberts.‘,
m J. Dot-nay, Ellwood J. C 1'
l“! ”I Really. .
. antist- bommittee consists
atom-lemon nnd‘lltirolmen Rm
announceme- arm. The ml
atheism Win in;
MM Hunt. routs-um;
‘m of Police Pennington. Plflfol;
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during the morning‘s voodoo.

. The wonderful Jack Dillon in going

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AT THE FORD.
B) RL‘llit't' Ratltlliic.

the dusky tiiilgle where
the “tilt,“ watt-d lls plume

3". bravura Spencer, 2- Arid tht- {migrant breath of
W’ Thomas LI". " Hnyesu rulllfllt‘t' ~tt~rtl the trees.
“um Tw’ Tm Wn'lVVllt‘rr the“ Sil'tt‘r-t‘n‘alltd spider
John W . mm”. W!
“m“ Ward. “d V‘“"‘“““‘ Will? As :hc More a dnltity fabrit in
Knox. ? the lineup—-

Hurtiord—J. J- 10.0. J" F‘ m' J‘ Oh, the ethical sky vino misty
Sheehnn. 1‘ J‘ Wm M W with shades of coming eve,
Edward lusty. m Wm R1 The nest glowed like a miser's
lanlly B It. My all Curiae E,

with the pollen blotter: ol the city de-
Wnuutbedmedmmlinfi

The following #128316 nnswomd to
unmumuimnmm Down

spun llt'r Slllxt'll ant‘lll

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l

Inter . shining hoard.

' , (A: Wt‘ gathered starry blossoms
8” I I “on?“ I' L ”N'! from among the glossy

John W, WM mm Rl leaves

Lynch, Simon lcCullnh, E. Wheaten, . . . _ . d . k‘

E. McCarty. Charles Meyer. Vice-pres \‘:;l:h:h‘}o;:‘,"’ “e” r 1“ "'5

ident com um
judicially—Robert. Lam and Vice-
preeident E. Chum ‘
W'uwa 1,0,:th uul “'e swung from
Winstod—L roy nnd Vice-yorooidentf "ending ‘0“ 1,
J“. MI. 1‘“ e walled the n0lsy turrellt and

. l formed a waterfall
Wiliimnnti D. Kilom nnd Vioev .

MN '1‘ 0; Richmond” ‘ “here the dogwood blossonlg
Small-Sergeant J, lisrry Giosoo, , 3th the" 5‘10““ .‘ _
lildw‘ J. Clint and Willie-i it. Pon- \\ e watched our craito ride
m liravely on the pent-up swirl-

Greenwich—R. u, Filmy and Web mg tide,
president A. Talbot. .'
Murmur-H. Scbondel end Sam
Robinson.

A“ reared our pebble castles and
we floated leaf canoes,

branches

..-

poured: .
.\\'¢ mocked the wrell and mini!
and the cathird‘s saucy note,

Adriana—Thomas Mummy. and , _ . .
Vicopreeident TM 3. Ellis. ‘ 7“ hilt‘ the cows- were drinking
Waterbury- Chris. Hnnnon, James #:9310511, ... . raj.
Helpin. James Dnudly. end Vicerprcs- ‘ ,
idem William Sullivan. They have ohm“ 3 .SPle'Pdld
Norwich—. Henderson. ii t‘u-i-oll.l . “mall“ 0‘ "“55““ “'0"
and Vice-President George 'l‘lnoen. , frames .
New lam—7.81mi“! Ind Vice-t Across ”‘9 ”mm“ ““3”
far below:

President James Sullivan.
Stsmdord—Wiliinm Brenna. Geo.
linings. nnd VicovPl'oeident Thomas

They have bridged the sloping

mey, _ and beams . _
Mention—r. plenum, William 1’; “here tallest horns and hits
| used to grow.

""’ I" l-I‘Wi‘l-flquur They have broadened out a high-

New uranium Shelly. J. Carl-l road of the way across the
son nnd Vicente-idem Tilt-nu w.‘ stmm '
Grits. Smoothly wrought of concrete. ,

windward—P. Bury. end D. 0-. tile and b'oard.—- ‘ _ "
Reillr. iBnt I’d rather dream of crossing

Thonmuvlllo—C. w, Hollies, until those old steppin-stenes of ;

Vicepleeident Thomas Moore. ' 3'0“ . .
Potash—A. Guns end Vieepnsi-l “’herc the cows were drinking “
dent J_ Ryan. l at the ford.

 

Terringtoo—N. _ Oalutil'eae

end l
Vice-president ii. lull.

SHOWS LITTLE OLA“
DerbY—Jsmee Rlo‘Mon and Vino-l Wyckod. the pitcher secured-troll -
president 1. VII lotion. ithe Athletics by the and Box. in
editor—Jim O’Rourke and Jun; IliO'll little tot-lo: league clue since
”M- !n. broke into the big tent in 1913. nt-
Beeline-4- P. Donor-n and “00th seeson he won three nndlosttonr
nudism W, 30m lgoings; in 1914 he had his best yelr.
Knoxville—ll Shoe and L We. l'w. 11. 10.1" "you; lost you
N" cmu—m’“ 0'” MN“ lwhen Monger luck uni-too hie
Wm H‘W 1' m twitching operations, Wyckoii woe
E.“ Hertimd~—W. Cooney and vmlchnrged with n record oi 10 won and ‘
nloeitimt W. Conenberg, g” “L , -
—-—-—————— This senson he hoe been used chief- '

AMIGI'ID m ITALY m moon. I! II n relief pitcher, his only full
pour mums. lit-m bovine been 10" to ""7“"-
nmanro'r. July li.-Antonin lilo- 'This was the only time for Vhlcl.
posito. as, has been ormioti it nus-ope was responsible. He has pitched
ltnly. it wee leerno dtoday. tor n. nine-*3: 2-3 innings this season in which.
dor committed in this city in 1911. He opponents scored 14 runs. though
is charged with hnving shin his one»!
Dominica di. Gloom on counties: 29.’
1911. Ho diqppeued nfir the mun
der. but it is now ,oeld remained in
this 'oountry up to o minute”. when!
he returned to Italy. He won arrested .
at: the instnneo o! the state police. '

Mrmonbdhhitonem,

N165”. .

Wyokoii belted (or .315 in eight
some. Mod tori-000 and stifle ear
nose in the current seeson. 7' "

It is elimd that be out his uncle's
throat with s razor during in quarrel. SNAP-Eli Fogm
following an upbroiding V: the uncle “or SM one-time

for his mononr 0! lie. 1

Motto wil be tried in ltnly, it was
stated. and depositions by State Po-
lio-non Verelli. Medical illumina-
Garlick,. and flout-Governor Wilson.
who was coroner at the- time of the‘
crime will be forwarded to that coun-
try through the ltslion consular aunt.

York mfwu' is on his”

alKnntolnohiie- trip. ., .
It may be thstKShnter will recon
sitter his determination to my MK
of bneebsll‘. Bili‘ McKechnio irpfir’
in: it good game at third. and widie
Slider might not be able to “PM:
to- take another crook at Bottling ”Jill!“ some time. he would‘como‘
vinsky, at. Baltimore. next. Mdsy'my “ a utility men.
night. Dillon has whipped the bettin-
so often that it is only a workout tor
him. Dillon gets (£000 thyme.
Greenfield will hold e bout between
Peter Hutiey and Willie Jonee next
Jet! Smithond Young

 

nnnomdn the game. when heow'
broke in a. tow year: ago. and, like:
Loo. Magoo, Hits from both sides" or
the plate. His batting avenge oh
ways hovered orennii‘the .300 mot-E:

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secured your prom: position. nor. 3”“ ”figs-Mont awaypgz,

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