”floaty, we.
«no ‘ .
41m Venerljx,’
I'II‘Irer-a’h. 12 would“. 0-1.’
«or. held} lunazo. 6.
iomr 19: lcu1.,1.,
did-'in IU'JI in. rain,
—_..
0
\IM
stand cg m National League.
' INTERNATIONXt‘LEt‘SU‘E.“
iii
_.. .
~‘-——-r3— .
. new: loud-ii;
Richmond 4-:4 Buffalo, 3-2.
Toronto. 30‘; Newark (NJ
liming IIIi-f rzjitII‘IIII‘uéfe (I
Montteal,’ I); l‘IoIidence, 4.
out...“ in Imminent
Jtnnings, of the lIItrIIit club til the
AIIIIIIIIIIIn League, IIII.~ II bone to pick
it’ll the fan of his ('lit‘ullI lIIIgII Ain-
one believes that the fan has not
lie declares that Willii' the player has"
made morwlluus‘ strides as tar
personality and combat arc con-
H I“
I, Iemod the onlooim: has chantiid Iii...
\V :“m;.0. IlI from the “good old Ilay"a ofAcpi-
,' .a 4 Pt; dilll‘lr and more will mistiilcs, Jou-
rrifige '4‘; ' 5:: a"; MS nlllild‘ uniimbcred his IIIIIIbIIi IuItiIierI
“”0me '4 """ ‘4 :3 . 54 be'lillt the doipgu AaWIc l‘oiu Groundn-
. L" . . .5. 2. I A I - - _
I -‘ autistic. i . ‘ .iIt an- .I:i_2l““’"l ‘(
“w 4,: 3 50 Ht? iiIIIlIIII was ans“ gig.
ll ............. I . .0 a. a
. . .. not.“ to wfllty
.‘..'. l" § _ Jag“
ifffitnd ) 1' if 36 mi lie of dréanized barebail allowed'
ll I Ii .1 ............ I 2 t .2 .408 Iouu-Inouthed, boisterous fans to Insult
It. ten 51'.- .A. .413. u.- .. ‘2'. . ball players by allowingthem to slain-
cgm" Today 0“ l‘l‘ll‘ Profane continents through
, Montreal at HMO,
' 'i‘oronto at Rochutcn.’
Inil‘iiiqu a II.-
Richmond at i’rmldence
MW“???
. Games Yams-flu.
liartfmd. 21: Worcoater, 1-4.
'Lynnri‘. Newt‘liomldllfiz.‘
Lawrence, 6: Bridgeport, 1.
Portland, 13-3; Springfield, 2-2.‘
New Haven, 3-8; Lowell, 24.
‘L
‘ I.
Standing in Eastern League.
. W. L. RC.
New London ..... .....44 18 .710
I'CIl'Itnd ... ..... :....45 20 .692
Wortcster ...... “ ....... 3 7 29 .561
flu Ittgfield ....... .... .36 29 .554
Lynn ..... 3‘5' ‘ 33‘ ' .515“
.llIIIiford ....... .27 36 .429
I .IIII-IIII‘ ................ 27 as .415
Lawrence. ............. 26 37 .413
New Haven ........... 25 38 .397
JIIIIlgeport ...... 23 47 .329
‘ -J————
Gum." Today.
Lynn at. Hartford.
New Hinn at Portland.
Sprinéflcld at Worcester.
Lawrence at New Inndon
A'lmceli at Bridgeport.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
VEO‘TERDAY.
Minneapolis, 3; Toledo, 1.
Columbus. 7; St Paul,
Louisville. 5; Milwaukee? 3.
Kansas City, 9' Indianapolis, 3.
cuss “Kern‘s. Wovens.
(IIIICAGo,_Juty 30.71: In under-
stood the Chica National League
'Jllb has asked’woiyers on Pitcher
Claude Hendricks, Shortstop Eddie
Mulligan and Alex McCarthy, second
baseman. ‘
FOLévIs count: reams GAMES ‘
'lhere~ is pinch enthusiasm 8119qu
over the tents m,tch between Joseph
] inooln ill William Salty. mt»
int; Foley}; Court, and Henry lino:
and Will“ Moore of Keller’ macaw
tug at noisy: Court on Quintard' avou
nite, WMM‘M held gaturunr.. 5‘
Iithc. grand stand and bleachers,
without
and it.
:Not that hughey objects to having
futtride II contract slate. Not at.
.'I~
taking adequate means
J
ft
.wo
int: a
from the game." quoth he. l'ilfi blue
.Ichatwinkllng. "Often after the op-
posing team makes ll rally somebody:
will yull from the stand. "How do you
like that, eh?" and all i can do is. to.
F", to come back.
“What I object to is has: A fanJ
will get up and deliberately shout an;
insulting epithet that has nothiuu to.
do with his playing ability or any
of hits on the. ball field. This can and
must be stopped flan Johnson prob-J
ablv has done more to put the game,
on the basis where you can take your:
wife sister or sweetheait to the game,
know Int: that she will be perfectly safe‘
there, titan anybody else. The plaIIIeIs'
have. done their share. But some of
the patrons haven‘t doné‘thcir part.
“They use language, directed at the
players. that. Is not. fit for any person
to hear."
whereupon Jennings unfoldrd
plan by which baseball can. be purged
oi Iode'IIs iu the stand just as it is'
beini: cleansed gradually oi rowdy
players.
"The evil could be checked readily
if the owners_uanted to do it. i do
not know the pay the policemen get.
who are stationed there, but ltféel4
sure that it would not cost much more
to have several plain clothes men in
his,
“Then," continued the old co—slar of
Willie Keeler, John McGraw and Wil-
liam Robertson and the man who pt-
loted the Bengals to three pennants,
"mafia man paid . something . objec-
tionable he would be spotted immedi-
,atelyv by t__h_e detective and escorted to
the street", with a return or his admisq
sion money. Let the papers give pub~t
link: to such aneiection, If It should
be put into effect. and tho fang noon
would: 66910 to routine that there is a
alumna men r'iding' a m and
about), hummin-
"Profane We drive: any won
3mm {mm more I: won an .mny
kept pace with progress 'in basebaliu
thc grand stand and qu lIii sectioni
fol
ltbe Yankeciietroit IIIIlIIIw on
' “stop It fan from ycliimz and malt-J
noise and you take the. coloi‘i
ll ight now
Isome of Ithe other hitters have been
sluntplpa,IHigh has made eleven hits;
uni million
III the IIIIII, Ihut ilt‘ \HIlIlII‘ II mod :iiIe
AII money befot‘e r-lu‘flinu up to make
the trip. I
ASincc lid-em Jim Flynn lliilitii't :II:I~
ialIIi. July 4. Dillon has lit‘t‘ll b\\‘.’il.I[It‘u
At'ith ()iill‘e appear in I.\IIIIIIIIIII,
,iIul lie” has turned them all down.
He says he Is not an actor, but that
it;
Ilfhpli': naming card the iuatiaaers
liIIIir
\mll have to Fimlt‘u
his raryices.
offers for
SPORTS
’l‘hfit Boston
Admwfhr «In
ALL SORTS.
u Mae expected to
t second division
mpany with Tris
. parrigan boyi- re-
main-Jo the—thlck of the pennant
light. They are winning names on
great pitching, which offsn. III a
:IIIII extent the club's weakness with
the stick. ,
Nearly 50, (Hill persons paid to see
lI‘rlIIIIy.
SIIItIIrIIay and illondat. ’i‘lIc out-of-
town American League IIqu
this A‘f‘I'll‘.
nee, ,
Till“ Titers miss Dnbuc,
Stattnsze, all on the'hospital list.
a
in the lineup of that Rochester
team, of the international Leaauc,
there are three “wise old owls.’
Tommy Leach, thI- IIIIIIIIILIeII; Arthur‘
AIIcIIIIn and (barley IIIIoiu, rI-centiy
let out by tlIIIt tiiauls. Experts coII
,stdIII I‘cIIfn one of do best third
leagues
Followers of the
.League
oi II
I‘I'IellIuI of the New York Yankees,
‘espociaily in View. of the fact thatJ
tlIIee former star.{
hero are on the club roster. The trio
includes Lefty High and Ray Fishom‘
Hartford.
one time
shortstop.
and
New
liizh
formerly of-
i‘eckmpuush.
captain - and
l‘echinpnugh
than
Roger
and
Fisher has been handicapped with a,
sore arm. High in doing the best
hitting: in the club at the present
time." 'in ‘the i8Fl six games, while
He made one yesterday. .
Under the National~ League rules
livers, during his ten (13:: suspension,
drew no salary. Hts sojourn on the
bench cost! $500.
The Giants better thg In a
hurry. “they‘ll nee‘dI-him in the
series wltlrthe Cubs litéilhticago.
71’1”
VANKEES’ JINX WIS“
‘4 HIGH our OF‘THE' am:
New YORK, July 20. I—The stringer
misfortunes which hum followed the
New York» ‘mmnlaflWK_ thoIpost-
week was increased yeotAerday when
Outfieldor min was lit“. out of the
”hand game With St, 313“! with a
wroaohe'd- left ankle. Mia will prob
ably be crippled :for men! days.
'll‘P ilt‘l-!
tint: NI: money at the loin Grounds-
lt must be II IIIII'III expert-I
Dams and '
Hart-n:
are playing better ball‘
at any time duringl
Libeir gojourn-under the bin tennwhilohe is "about to grapple with,
HERZOG DEAL UP TODAY.
[learnt on Way to Cmomnati with
i ,
w 1.. PL‘, rm W m .vmm offms New cm. for Red Lcadep.
,tbu . ,.,.,... No.46. 32 'ml . c 4, IIINCINNA'III, July III. A new one:
I In,” 1. ... .42 3.2 a .32l ‘ I..."-II bI- mad. iUl’ il-IIII II; ii) the Giant.
.41 3 .554J M— . II. lull. J )lctiz'uw IIIIIIII-II in this
.. “I 3.9 4941”"; what am Ms M“ w”? to an ”I.“ (ll) IoI. II; t .. Inc-ml . II1tII l'LIrl
I ‘17 40 .4 , .=.I. lIIIIII .. I...u ii.- IiId- ..I:I:.»
u: jII, n .463: ' if“! r“ Wilmefl m ‘ “Mum In Autr..u ,4” 31cm. II Illicit Ii.:.'. ‘..-c was will
Lot » 39 46 .452 ~-—-—- 4 ' LI: way to Illikiui..I‘.l \‘. iI iIlL ouu
"main-nu- .34 49 .410 CINCINNATI, 0., l’uiy 20--~~Charhs liuL; Iiie GIIIII..~, Whi- .. .ilititlait.‘ Mail:-
f...‘ Ebhfls' president 01 1"“ Brooklyn 5““ iaIl. iIIIioII, hut: IIIIII of :.IIItIts.IIaI;-.I‘ *‘ - .. “J ‘I‘ l‘ 'II'” 1“" [“0“
came. Today. tIonais. came here )'(‘>ltl’tlii) and "“1"II..III in“. ”ms ”gm “"1“,” fight .uIImionId. Arhm i.lo,.uI IIIII .II. II
laiston at St. Louis. lured \I-iih Augurt lit-runaml. burl» AW), .I. 'NI 4 AA. dog," I“. \. um“, I}, nan and in (alJL‘Cltd to attend tin.- .uII
llrtiohiyu at Pittsburgh, dent of the t‘ipcinnati Natio:.al., in‘A mum”, tm' the nation A, A, moat: 1,1,1“... {odd}.
5"“ yo“; at (Itimgtt another IfloI It to or Iain tor his club iI‘ AM I..lIIiI.. 10w ,fiuud, liotli lit‘l'iJAflDll and ”Lie? are WH-
i’htlaueiphid at CInIIIIIIIatt. (italics. litrlog. ”manor” of lid .1“, “0mm wurlwnui. “no ,,.,,,,.It.ut-III Inn iiII.’ deal 1: or good a: made.
—-I——-— ltods. Ebbeis oblaimd pettnlviouuwd Flank ”mum Auud “m l‘lIun "tins IIIIIItIdInI-e was littl‘II'cd by Bic-J
AMERICAN LEAGUE. from llIIIInIaIIn to (-IIIIIIII with liIIII—‘ .AA'AnAAA a lui‘llilbiil, '14 MAI in ‘11, Uruw's telegIam. Herzog wants to :0
m 7‘” M to what "4”” HM" ““umAIIIiIIIIquiis man of Ian idol till :: eII-r baI-II to New York, and III told friends
Games Yesterday. exact should lIItht< iJl' .‘ul‘t‘t‘rblui in below The indII-Inapohs Mm. ”Am, .tcptel'day lilul he Would not be in Cin-
-;~;III ymk 55; St Louis 0-.4 makiuc man for him. 0 Amp a Ant “8] be “A“ “Ah ;I ,Immu “up, wad}, lie said Le. wan.
l". "l" 6“ Wadimgton 36' ' “(mun)" is said to [me ('mNdIiI-I I IIII IIItI; Ii'hIr' (‘iatIIpIOII .ltE.‘ IIWIIIII‘JFII! to JG'IIH‘ IUWH Willi MIGN‘VI
llu: liIliA, 4-9. ll‘llnli, 2-5 10 limitJ “(4208 for ()ulfil‘ldt‘r “'Iiflitl \VIJII: Li ('1‘ i’l‘éd Pulltlil, ”A? .Mllnlt‘: '1'“ Fungi \'()n.-\Ih§u:- (It upmjun
(_ IIIoiéid 13 Philadelphia. 5. and Second Base IIIIan (‘ul-‘iih II, bu‘:_,_.,,, “am (AAA Labuf 1,8,. lit :I- is, that “error Is through wnh thI-
I» -. *-——-- Ebbt’lr i'l’lIiFI‘ll the “m'i‘ A ””0“ mp,“ gf.ller0u..1y no“, my I..III ,eIaIIIt I-t the Muir. ll liit‘ New
Standing in AmerIcan League. liIII'lIIIIIIII said he expected to r“.:Mtrill IIILII Hill" boat», AAA. II III is “M a“, r. Mum m“ through then
. w. L. P,C,'AC‘Q‘l\t' I’t final offer for lit-no,- )tI‘>ltl' iAAA AA A,“ liltill ,0 ma, a 13“ ,, “m ”I (‘ualim Womannui rlulailb Ieudy to
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liontoIIA (L. a.” "35 .518At'ase the (Iianlw' proposition ix IIIIt am A ll'lfllt‘iit.‘ "Sllony" “uh” lthe Bailout: and .I Huh”. liIsidcs the
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flamingo! """" "H 3 '5',“ "‘“w‘mn “MM Jilli' anIItKIdI-s and lpecl lin- Iust of l‘lt‘IIlIlJU Iliil'. “it" JIL’i-I'lifiilli‘ JUN
. .iI troll ...,...I!. ...40 42 .‘5121 At'IIIII conferring with ]:ilbf'l>, llIItIr.f”AAL continent ”LAME” but ”AA, ”Arch “Hm,” H, “mm, “hyduy m
“JOB-ti; 2.336 4t; .429;l‘litlll‘.A said nothinu would “4' IIIIIII- IMAM? AAAAA bun satisf'attory AAA ”A “WM _.,,,I sprout. m,“ and MN um”.
l‘lliiiidd‘flhlfi ,1}..'-...18 59 234*“ far its “(099“)” 4”“ ”l ”W “ll“l‘i,”,,,,,nn “h“ “An-mpg ”[AI Siltii .l IIIII «Ii Iiiiiei' (it‘ll or J'J'Mhiu ful‘ llIIl‘ZOL'
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't‘nicaIIo' III Iva IIIngiuII JENNINGS FAVORS cunemc if:A114“AA143“($01124?‘AZ‘TA‘TAi‘Az;" ‘33”; m4 .\ ‘A:",,A_‘( :l)“”\“lkili}\\\ilt\l
m 'I"“".“' MW ‘0'“ ROWD‘ISM 0F LOUD ROOTERsInot It‘ll-‘1' to muting IIIIIII LAII: .Ius- 7"” ””U‘lféhI
Dino“ iii “0910“ "h 4 Main. ELI: lt) SIIIIIZII up IILII'II iitiiI ’-
(lowland at Pliililmmfll fl. NJLW YORK, July 2th Manager “
SUNDAY’S BALL GAME.
Non-.Iilit JIIIIIIbuli lain 'IItiI lu' tteIIl~
'III to one of the beat baseball per-
.Suuday afternoon, at
.\it.ti>t llil III lat-II. that money IIIII buy.
I'mI (‘in Nor will be the opponcnh ot
lot ILALIIIIIIr,
Lilt‘ i.ll>iiilii: locals. IIIII IIII~ \lellti's
\\li tune as lfilfit'l'r IttlIeII lI‘IIIIIIIran.
IIi' Uilkit‘} \Vtiittlr. Last WI 0k. in
JJOIIlZiliu‘f‘lilIllt', F‘inneran defeated the
AIlAlll'r iiTllllL'iI t‘ulhtna. it) iltc with“ of
'2; to II, In IIIIII oi the best guinea ever
II the IluIlIIoII litter town. Oak-
,ley. II plichorroli note. in the Interim»
Intuit league, of New i‘prit, hau hurled
tor the Car Equipment Department In
the Subway League this season. in a
lt‘t‘Hll game in which ho wan opposed
to the Subway Giants, Oakley allowed
but seven hits and three runs.
(‘onii‘rey, formerly of South Bend.
Ind. of the Three I League, will cover
third base. McCarthy and the three
Ellise boys, of i-‘ordham I‘ollegc. will
also form II part of tII6 I'isitors' crack
lineup.
‘0'! i‘.
I
LEONARD LOOKS GOOD.
“lien he boxes Freddy Welsh it will
behoovo [Jenny Leonard to be in the
5heat of cohdnion. To carry excess
‘n'eight an he did when last r,- foulzht
III New York will do him no (bod. He
’.w‘ill need all his nimblenesa of foot
and boxing skill and eye to baffle the,
Englishman. Keyed up to concert
,pitcn Leonard will repeat oIIIr\\‘eIsh ‘
The llarlemite is the I-leIerIat of all,
“mile. IHlllI-il that III'IIII lilfl} III in the blptiightweiahts. not barring men the
JIIIIInIpion leonar.d IIooner. is said;
(IIImorticut to be arowlna IIarIIiesI-I of his [thy sical biog in me house to John W asenskv
are much interested in the'condition. Like many a fighter who.“ Ellse‘WOd A‘ enuc.
,has suddenly reached fame, he is grow-f
in; neglectful It‘ s bail business and
l
who performedfsurprising, If‘ttuII that to astute ,t1‘liower motor. in the factory of the ll.
(manager as ‘Billy tlibson does not
bring him up with a sharp turn. A
Qboy of Leonard‘s class is not dug up.
]every day. it is hard, on the con-
.trary, to locate youngsters of his abil-
ity. Leonard should be made to un-
derstand the importance of the task
l m
BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT.
The Clermont Athletic I‘Iub, of-
Broukly n, will stage its weekly show ,
this exciting. featuiing a teIIIroundl
bout between Mel Contain, the Broolez
lyu boxer, and Eddie Dorsey, a colon
ed lightweight, of Philadelphia. In;
another ten- round encounter the prin-i
cipais will be Young Rose and Frankie‘
Williams. A six and three four- roundi
exhibitions will complete tlio_blll B
At the Arrerne S. C., of Long Island,'
Marty Cross will meet Bud Pglmer, the
Connecticut welterweight, in 'tho featI
one event. of ten rounds. in a. special,
I
l
rbe seenla action. The Boron. are
Cannon Bail Smith. from England. and
RuthBorfardfiof-New Orleans.
I
unoas asbesumo or nuns. A
Wilfredo Julyzo .—-Bank Com;
Ilium-r ll. .J Blame bu Joined
he IIxirI-IIIIIIy lucky if they finish in
fourth. place. Tinker, therefore, has
II-tnrtetl in to blame the umpires, a
,by the railroad company.
‘Itndcr the course ofconstruction on
Ifreight yards. These shacks were start-
;no permits were taken out. The Com-
,II'as speedily secured by the railroad.
Acal storm making its way up the At-
stx—round contest mtddleweights wtnrlwo hundred miles oi! the North Caro
jlina coast. about eastward of Cape Huh.
Eteras.
than us Mil
‘ fillilii Ill iIIIi
lattes in Josh's
J
Playets'
(titanic in National
4‘. .- l'I'IIrhIIIaII, jll‘t.~itlt’iii of
lilt' II.I..II_II. t‘th», pIIbabiy Will be
II..III1II lit ;...I a fine IIt tlJ'IU-I becaurt-
'l‘quIrII llyIuII forfeited Tuesday’s
.v'iii'lt' III I‘IIIIIan to the Brooklyn
Iiub AIII-IIIIIIII. to National Lemme
leiolt II.I boald Ill directors will?
Jilin mun 1.t'\l 'i'utedajs, hu' there is
Lam, .I I".I.IIIIII. lUL.)L".llQlilt‘lith‘dlly.
Sumner: 'I‘IIIIIIr, of tin (‘ubn also
. II.~I ,II “It” tine. wimh cannot be
II. :IIIII-Il I;.IlI-II any ill'l'ulllnltiuur
'i.nII-I i~ II-id it‘llnlilhiitit for the no
iic:.~ It 'I> piaIeIs on the field. He
I:«II.II II IIIIIIpII Item to (Iilt‘y the or-‘
Iieis IIt tIII umpire. To lunch a game
II .II'IIIIU.\ Imwnce. 'I‘III- umpires in
ion haunts ImIIII been in-
IIIkII pIInty III tI‘nIc belon-
10 to it name an un-
‘ I
I
iIIth-I:
.I‘l“llt'lIIIt llI
handinr
offending club.
if
II it)
declared bf‘i"illl~‘t-
:III unIpI'II-
liIII lulc‘.‘ 0!" Jill'
.J\’ln;.‘ :I lt‘tili li‘itl fulfill. ill“
III ”II JIIII'liII III’ the {lil‘ecI
.il lt I~iIIIl tlIII I'uIEII. and o‘IIIIII
Rut \‘Ii on an ant
JllIlLIIIII nt :Is to lIII‘ls IIIIII .‘Ei‘ikl’*.
lil‘t‘hl'Ille or'tiu: Illictimy lil(‘llf‘~'
Il~ to a forfeit. baseball
lmIIIy silo“: thaf there is IIochrIss.
'I‘lII- IllLllIiIi"~' ruling must be upheld.
IIIIIIII i- of I I- bust umpires on
the Nomad I.IIa.IIe staff. lie is not
an IIXIIi‘uIiIII person HI also I'I-lusu
to Mutt-II . or bulldozed by
play- lII' managers who try to alibi
their own IIIIIrtIominrn.
.I lo'lIIl i: :I
,2 VIIlu-I all?"
IZ;.'I Ilil't‘li‘d
~ In May
Jill.-
hdiliI'
lxlt I‘I'
Iiil‘ "
illiI
ill.
ttrI
I'III'JIIII‘
lIilI
lt.
III II I
ItIlItIsl.
lll~-I"i II :I
Uhi‘
.~
“hen \I'IIIIglInIaII suulvd HIP Cub-1“" mm“ “MW” ”III" “Irina ”10.4” but in. unit it: has been won!-
,IIc could not ah‘md to carry him.
and
made 'l'I'IIlIIr manager. he was, place in
told IIII.I his team would win the pen I‘Illtl‘llt‘bl'i'.‘ and in ”it“ ‘llirmmdlilg
mint ’I‘IIIkIIr informed \‘I' eeghnIanIWI-“l'i‘ ll M‘Hm It most unt‘ortunaml
that :I I-oIIIbiIIation ofAthe old Cuban .I. “l "l, ll“ JIN- \Ihitil Should travel
and «lil‘ \i'IIIIIIII} winnt r5 of last i'l‘WllWHY i‘x't’llhlnflitd “19111.1”
III-III‘ lI‘Id l'(lliiitlil. would ~II'ccp thel- IWI Wu t IIlIoot III In It would seem'
IIIIII-I NaYbrIII league teams off the
fate of baseball (Rl'lii, Iiut the
Ft‘illfl‘itli'fl'll t‘ubs haven't deliIored
the comb,
hay and 'i‘inlter's Ibainu. The)
cannot “In the pennant and they will
i‘ it.‘
moth beaten excuse which lan't fooling
Chicago fans. The Cub'a manager
declared recently- that Umpire Klein
should be removed by President
Toner. although Klein generally
recounizcd as the best umpire in the
National League.
BUILDING PERMITS.
is
iSSUED
Permits were Issued this morning.
by the building department, to the
tollowing contractors.
A rcrnut l0 1’. S. L‘atcrail. for plum
A pernnt to the Specialty Manufac-
turing I ompau), to install a two horse
i'. \. Company. at the corner of Day
street and Burritt avenue.
A permit was taken out yesterday,
for the cr-
((‘lltm of the shacks which are now
in the local
the old Dnnbury dock.
ed by the railroad some time ago. but
Apany was informed by the building-
Ijt .pluPn
inspector. that permits were. neces-
sary for such work, and the permit
Eight buildings are being erected. and
will cost approximately $2,000. 4»—
STORM WARNINGS CONTINUE.
~—
WASHINGTON, July 20.—The tropL.
lantic coast from the. West Indies ap-
parently was centered this morning
Very little information had
reached the weather bureau early to-
day concerning its intensity.
Latest dispatches told otI-winda with
It velocity of 64 miles an hour, but
than were from the edges of the dia-
turbaneo.
Game Regarded as Scrim-
I'ules \\'rI aI'IIIrIIIII must. hate a hearing-
both-1
I
J
much to Weeghman‘s dis ,
liiiilllill iliil Ni (ii
liliii 0f JESS Wiiiiliil
I
i
l
J
l
llait'atd l‘IIIIIIIIIt) Ina, furnish
wilt: \\‘:11'ui\l~“ utxt II,]IIJI.IIZ.1
.JUiIiI l.. SLIIIIIIIII, m . I. «I!
Iilhllu‘iolib, may be In.- IuI-I I) (}
Kitkpa‘lick, llattnid': wrong lull} in
'lEll,
\I'IIII-L.
slur football ..;’.I.i lit'ht')
boxing champion of the uni
i:
ptuyII
\t‘lcii). (medium; an I-tttII
Suiiilan to turn protrniouai.
KIIIIIIIIIIIIIII made a trip to Suil‘I
I -.II‘.- home, at Mattington where tIII
former champion proposed that
iiiI-lIIpIIIIIII-k put illm'ok‘it under hi.»
iuanaaemeut for from three to the
months. after which the old gladiator
tbinas the collegian will be ready to
_II\4 battle to Frank Moran.
.‘loran lilt‘abht‘t. of \lillaIIl would be-
IiI‘diitnuI-d. Suilit‘dli bt‘IlltIee‘ liI‘dl “'Ill-
i.iIIl lax on or two good fights let! in
him, and that Kirkpatrick could hati-
Ille him when the time came.
putrid; hails: from TtXIL‘.
M
EXTERMINATION OF DEER.
li'ull‘.
Supt. Crampton Agrees That Law Is
Cruel and Barbarous.s
’l‘t.~ t‘IIIInIIIticIII l‘III: III..i (I..lllt‘
lii"l\t‘
illt’lll,
Aeeiitiuiluil puigihiletl II Fiillt'
.IIIIIIII llilit' of ill!
ilo ii'ainlliiu' ti'lli!ilti‘.-.I
the Izuinber of l-Ill.~
ago, II on.
. III'ILIIIII :IIIIIII.
that one p..~..~II-d
by the iwgisiatnrc which the .Iérucidvy
tIoII IIIIIIIIIIII, and iti>0‘ some
pIIIcII-‘Virm “Inn to be “‘11! to Hm“
I.\‘(. \Hd'ii ll tittl liltxlclith h‘. I‘IIZmIIpIIcphai-ue lili‘ Split‘r‘ W88 BU“ '
(‘i 'I‘I'Iitcrl‘tiry, \\'t.'ll‘ to lilt lift‘s‘h‘ltljl‘IA ; my, Bl‘ltlL‘l’bOl'l announced
ml the .. Itiiililitili .IcIiIIIlll‘p’ IIiIIII ll was ”:51th (If Pitcher Tillman. HQ» .
IIIIIEI . III Ii II \I'I‘IA'. o' I-IIIiIanIIiIII: to Inn" by the St. Louis Bro"! I
IIIIIIIgc the present deer law, which he gm. I'olImlal JIraxuc legi- 5’0“ 4
“Laettim as cruel and h.IIIJ:IIoII.- and .~,.[ II. um ’l‘exa: 1.983119 lull.
IIIIIIlI-II has rrsultcd In the killinc at up; no the bI‘In with .. .
I. IIIII.IitI..I. and IIIInLI by urination ot‘t- III"; in made a 500d "‘00"!-
YIl ‘IIIIII! _I lil'lli'iY all (It the IlIII: that I“: nIIgpr IIIIIIII has notified
IIiIIrI IIIII III IlIIIIIaII haul of his release The
"IIIII tlIitIgI " iit’ ~aitl. “lIIIIII riten
IIII-r now and then on In)
for her III to UN" a rifle than a shot—t
nu. \IIIIII I'I"uil.~‘ in then being III-l
Iatiieu by dogs, attcr being wounded. '
Il‘ If: Int frzotI hunt-II.
TIE» ltllf‘r was answered by John
\l. t‘rampton, supcrIIItInchIt of the
State Board of Fisheries and Game“
who said he agreed with Mr. Chase in
every particular. but that “the cont-l
mission is doing absolutely nothing to
prompt the that being extertuin'ated.
and my individual opinion is that the J‘1
law should IIcIer lime been pa. sed.’ '
lie added that the Work of protectinri
the deer under this law was int-Rec t- I
ual and caiIId attention to a rte-cm i
interpretation of the law by Judge
LIIIIdiIIer Greene. in the Torrey case,‘
which. he iuys. “of course put a stop]
to any action that might iiaIc beenl
taken III the commission. It was
that decision that caused II slaughteri
tIIIIIugIIout the stair i am in hopes:
that at the next session of the begin
lature that motor will be threshed
out, and I would be delighted to have
you appear before the committee.“
The Torrey case. referrrd to by
Supt. Hampton. resulting from theA
IIIpturc oi a younlz deer in the road-
way at Putnam Heights.
lawyer, Attorney Torrey ,took the deer
to iii.‘ homo, and state game protect
us were unable to secure posaession
If the animal. Torrey was threatened]
with arrest unless he now the deer
IIII to tilt‘ game wardens, and an at
cup! to arrest him actually was model
‘zuI has unsuccessful. l! was claimed'
.Lhc ante protecto'. . were acting under:
instructions from Supt. Crampton in;
the matter and subsequently Lawyer;
Torrey brought suit. against Mn}
(trampton, claiming the latter's agents,J
had assaulted hint. The case war"
tried In Windham county, and the jun-l
found for the plaintiff, reporting subI
.Itantial damages—against the defend
am Crampton.
i
A Putnam
SPRINGFIELD BOXER
Paddy Granfleld, the Springfield.
Mass., 150~pound boxer, is anxious to;
be matched up In any of the boxing;
clubs around Hartford. Paddy Is in'.
and [8 ready to meet the best of them. i
He is willing to start oi! With the;
beat semi final man that can be so]
cured for. him. He is especially anx-
ious to show his wares to the tan: or
Storm warntnu weer ordered 'to,
_. mummmamum
wufiwt ta. looking altar:
Wit It ‘
KIIIII- .
,tt‘lil‘l'
PI‘O- I 7,1rpnfl1h0n Bridgepol‘l in the I I":
of.
ifut twentyround battle hero
Jeanne of the discus and.
LOOKS FOR MATCHES? .
tine condition now after a long layoml
Intuit lanai
It uncut
laureuce Trails Fill-rip
homer to triagepott
.lJtlintiidl’OR'i‘, :I--~The doll
\\a\ coinptwtt; ly ville
IlI'II::I‘,IIrI seam l‘IlIIlIeI' John ROMA
llI I-XIIIIIII,I- for Catch}!
Jnl,I
Iris; night
'II i.. I‘IIIII‘III.,
lflni’ty Flam-It) and l:Ii'Ie.der I
\\.I IIIII. TIII Iuattel has been .
iii‘l‘rlllli fox seIeIIIl days. M I
lituly litillbh the titauge will
IdeII port, for the local club has .
IIanIiII-apped by the lat-liq" an . I 3
,I need bathatop
Hubert;
.
has been under s
iii-(allot iir l‘t‘fu:€d to 5m
'.lZi“l(ll(4- I-Iuh. .iie preforredi
:IonII In LIII iIeIIIIuEIon U I.
pl I.t III-III and play II it the
illiz'itlfl clut- in the industrial
llI- agreed to join Bridgeport it
hint. ,
ritI It
would l'rlt‘h‘t‘
WIIInIIr has been IlissatisflodA
LIIIIIIIIIIe and as Manager 0'
tall tI und two factions were III- .
'IoIIblI in tile (lub, lit.‘ cone!“
III rId of Warner. The veteran
was 8M3- I
that club w
I;IIpI.I‘.t:IIIit. Lawrtnce,
If lit lilt‘l'
IIIIIIII l)”Xi‘,‘."ll
Tilt Lawrence manager ad» I
iIII‘Y nisht ilIIIt liit’ deal by which up
iii-caller
ntanIich‘ has been drawing a D1]
him.
M" n.
DEGISION,FOR WELLING.
nosron Jul\' 20. —Joc Wetting;
AIIIIcI-go, was given a decision -
“alter ButlII, of Revere. Mm. I
night. Both men are welterw
‘Butler forced the fighting in tho
ix rounds, but after that It. .I
\\ cilia“ bout.
“'M
VIENNA. July zit—Rainy
that has preIaIlcd for week:
Iletrun has been responsible for
introduction of potent-tom
iwhlch are now in great vom ,
IIIe women of Vienna. in additiol ,
(the genuine there are numerou- '
tIItion patent-leathers which-are
effected by dampness. The on
leather style has also extended, to
elude belts, cuffs, collard and?-
parts of the costume
W“
The New Science
1DEWNO'I'NON OF CHIROP
Chiropractic In the definition .
adjusting. the 881118.ka in .
My :1 w.rench twist or sprain
Jat'k. Even if done in
it creates pinched nerves and
later life In the different or
limbs. . /
Chiropractors remove the’ .
disease and pain. health to
through harmonizing the ,
terns in your body. Famed» '
inIeII special attention also '
If the spine. You will no
IziIIIIg the. Chiropractor a
help you.
Magnetic treatment.- 31m
T.'Francis, D.".:
34 wmmm 8L, So. Newly,
. Graduate from Palmer
.m
I.
We Are Now P-
3c ill. for
It You Phone 443
or send postal. Old. '
and feather beds-a SI .
No canvanoers.
3 Rowan St. East
1
Banana”. '*
NWALKI WI.
.ponc chasm
swam. JULY Isl;
Norwalk Chronicler