* hunt '
m... .. ,_,,,,_, W W (MSW . _ .WS .
4 w. L. no. . _,
M... .............. .. .. .9. Hills ’ WI W ”i Will if” ii Mill“ [U ml MRI
Philadelphia ....-.11 55 .us - “ ~ ' ' ..
. sin-ton ...... . ..... , .....75 55 .511 """""" '—-‘_ " “
New York ......... .. . .08 02 .533 ’
- mow. ___________ fl ,2 I‘71Ialchsadlilassmsirs-bldenlrss ham mmmmmou- irerdsldflst granule
Chicago ......... 52 to .419 MHIIMMIKIW “WWI ”It. 1.5010 WJ—MQ.” I- h
2f,,fl.§§ 2: $2: , . . I . CINCINNATI. Ohio. Sept. 15....qu ”~34 M
, n will take an gay-on promoter to Tile Eastern League club own". lie 1-: Davis, oi San Francisco, the clay _
Games Today. mm“ '1 match “We“ Killian and and particullrii! Hugh M7. owner court champion. and William ii. John. SYRACM N. Y. Dept. 15.—DirIec-
8t. L0,“. at Boston. ' Welsh. From Denver Harry PollohIot the Portland club. runner up in the “on .15., of s“ mane. “,0 '“ tun 1., world‘s champion lacing stai-
Pittsburgh at New York (2). sends wt in“ ultimatum: . imtm mam race. med very well formerly national champion in meus “93 “dd“ in NW! clarion to
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2). “Kilbane can have a twenty round‘i’eslorday in the dratting ot the ma singled, won (pell- semi-final round m. 'harntiss horse history It the NW
Chicago at Phihdplphll (2). fight with Welsh under the sameIlors upon minor league clubs. Five men's singles at the Tri-Btate tennis! ““1 State 7 '1' 6"“ Circuit meet-
W weight conditions as White fought honor the Eastern hustle Phym..iwo'touinalnent here yesterday and willjm‘ WWW “"2003 Vb“ '19 “N“
AMERICAN LEAGUE. . ~18fi pounds at 9 o'clock on the daylseccud bitumen and' three pitchers. meet in the dolls today i“! ”W“ '0' b “If by ””0”“
- . 0t thefight. 'rlls price.for Welsh‘elwel‘e called tor by Mutant clubs. ill-ll. had little trouble in (limos-lib“ 2151““ in 55 4m“ The
I an”. Yesterday. and must be 015, 000 " some of the players being picked by mg or Ella Fottrell of San Francisco; lormer "W" “5 he“ “3’ D“ Patch
'. Boston, 8: St. 10qu 3. In Baltimorewhere Kilbsne is basic, more than one of the big league clubs, his last serllce, accurate placement '59 Md“ by ‘ '1“ shield “It?"
3 Detroit, 4: “a, Yorh, 2. lag in the footilghts, his manager an- lshowins that their reputations haveIsllota and beautiful backhand play en “he .3“ 0‘ 5‘ seconds ‘1 Hemp 8.
. Chicago, 3; Washington, 2 nounces that he would allow his man gone before them in no small man- abling him to win from Potts-ell mITenn, in 1003. .4 b I
, Clc'veland 3; Philadelphia, 2. to meet Freddie Welsh, lightweight: ner mug... Bets. 61. g: 54 1 Bhutan Will use y a rufinb‘
. ' champion, provided he received 810,-! 'iht Boston Nationals put in a claim Jolwngton on the other hand wag $331110 02:70; “I; “I": 0;?!“th
~> . 000 for his share of the purse Also for \l‘ alter Hammond, the second‘ tuned to extend himself to win m. . aeoon e s as pacng
sand." in Ammwn.L.;'.ue.P.C. that the weight must be 132 pounds baseman of the Springfield Green Sox,;matci. from Dean Mathey, of New “NW"- The ”com quarter V” made
Boston _______________ 7, 58 .677 ringside uho was secured under optional Y_orlt The first set was won by the in 29 5900“" He V” driven by
Detroit ........... 81 60 .674 It is possible that 3 Nomi"?! can 8!: “intent from the New Orleans club I'tallioinian. but not until every gamoITbomll ““5”. 0’ Poushheopeio
Chicago ...-.............80 60 .611 be found who will give 025, 000 for the. of the Southern league the Cleveland but one had gone to deuce a number
New York . ............ 72 . 00 .622 match. but the man who can get either American (arm. of times 3|“th captured m. neoond: ELENA AND KATOUIA
St. Louis .............. 73 68 .61! Welsh or Klibane to make any conceS- ‘ '1 litre was a report (urrent last rel mainly through Johnston's errors. ““7 AM“ TODAY
Cleveland . ........... 72 69 .611 sion on the Question or weight will in- night that Owner Carey of the Springoélu tho two final sets. bowel". the, " '
"Washington ....... 68 68 .600 deed be adillomat. field club. would not profit by this' slnashing tactics of the Californian. 5cm" Y“"" 1" Cattle T“... ”“1
Philadelphia ..30 106 .221 (trail, as New Orleans had enercisediwns too much for the Easterner and’ Wind 2“ Mites for "”1“"
.- mesm...pm......:l Inflow an. ”Wm!" is! "WI- Tit- baa-I
" ' 385 "me III-coo to weigh Iif'at lit! Donahjthe stir honor at in. Lawrencu' club,
it , .
5;. Rochester nt Montreal'iz), 3‘ .1 in at 118 pounds at 3 o'.clock
. t --—-+~* ,
t. . EASTERN-LEAGUE.
t-
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i
. norms ..;.::.t..‘ ..... tn"
gingham . ennui.
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names Yeaterday.
‘,
' 13:0:
Sth hinted”
Other games postponed, rain,
Games Torin»-
Washington at St, Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
‘ New York at Cleveland.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Buffalo, 0; Toronto, 1. '
Other games postponed, rain.
. Standing in international usages. :0ng gm”; 521““de
3;” u l o
llufialo ._.~. ”figs, 0918600 rounds trite M" f
Providence ........ 62 541““ pounds ‘t 3 ”Wk ”n t
Montreal ............ ..7r st .529 “l“ “'1"
Toronto he: 3.00 «”21
Baltimore ....... .‘. "-3.076 .511“.
Richmond ........... as“ 74 0 WWW?“ "“11 Km Mom. of, m m’” cm” a” "m
fi'
Games Today;
Newark at Providence (2).
Baltimore at Richmond (1).
' Buifalo at Toronto (2).
kiln, 8; Pittsburgh, 1 (called _
CARD .3 COMPLETED [its Option on Hammond. but accord-
FOR 3007. 5391-. 2, ing to \‘lce- President O‘Neil, through
{whom all options must go, the player
Moran is the propeuy of Springfield as New
Orleans tetied to some through with
McAulier, Fsuikes, Insane,
Brindiel and Paul to Furnieh
Hm")... ills option ”
NEW HAVEN Sept. 16.~The Dilly Gleason, a former Springfield
matchmaker ot the National Sporting WW"- “0' '1‘” "‘9 LY“ "“5 “i“
Club which is to stage a series of box- d" hianager 10““ “99°" ”a who
ing bouts It. ”I. m on the night. has displayed wonderful improvement
of September 20, last at announced in ”l“ 1““ "’° ’9‘“ “"3 drafted
the make up of the cardn mu by the Pittsburgh Nationals. Thetwo
The star bout will bring togetheriu" pitchers of the Portland Iclub.
“d. ‘owned by Hugh Duffy. also were
$30,. 1!? 'caugili in the not three clubs being
i
having first
-cholce. Detroit Americans second
in the semi-final. 3m, Fame- .cboisr and Cincinnati Nationals third
"ailing wop, ,wiu exchange M“ 7’" .5 9‘"! Americans 9‘"
The fifth
'msn to be drafted wss Pennlhgton,
e'dny of Brooklyn Nationals
at 3 o’clock.
Frank Brindlsi,
which disbanded a week ago Monday.
the clever little!“ “id 5’ many to be the b.“
'I .2 ltalian ”“9er will battle gunmyipitcher in the league. having a win-
‘ Paul. of this city. (or six rounds in the "I“! percentage of 0"" 500 with 31
preliminary These boys will weigh club that has been in trouble all seas
son. and never was out of the second
"Tex" McCrann. the Congress "Fdivialon after the first few weeks of
referee.
in at' him the lanh'y southpaw, Dunllns,.»‘
nue Beau Brnmmsi. will onciate "the, “‘5‘” "c9 T“ 9‘- LOW‘ Ame" inning; here yesterday, Cincinnatllead-
liltlsmi ohm 1" mini I ills
Reef Cup.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Elena, Mor-
ton ll‘. Plant'a schooner yacht, which!
has been practically unbeatable this
year, will undertake to wrest from the
defender, Robert ill. Tod‘s KatournJho
Brenton's Reef Cup. which the latter
.‘has held tor two years. This is one of
‘tbe severest of the dot-pace races that
Is held. treacherous winds and titles
on the run trons Sandy Koch to the
meet at the entrance to Newport Ear-
'bor testing the sesmansiiip of the
yachts to the utmost. Starting across
an imaginary line which will be draw
is morning by the lace committee of
the New York Yacht Club—H. do 3.
Parsons, J. M. blacdonougli and Fred-
eric O. Speddenwfrom Commodore
Baker's steam yacht Viking to the
insinxnast ot the lightsbip at Ambrose
Channel, the competing yachts will
sail outside of Long island to Brew
ton'a Reef and return through the
Sound to the point of starting. a dis-
tance of approximately 1“ miles.
the latter one forced down to deteaM
The ace: 9 was 62, 30. 03, 0-.4 '
~-
m.
'easssau. worse.
if the Reds now had Mar-ans. Seve-
mid Consoles. Davenport and Pack-
ord 4 he were members oi the team
two years ago «they wouldn't be in
the cellar.
How does Callahan dig themypl
Blgbee. Warner. Bill Wagner, Evans
and Crimes are making good tor the
Pirates, although last out of the ini
non.
liaise! la a nations as the Yankees’
second baseman Ills throwing arm is
week and Donovan will let him rest
until next year.
Kid Gleason is receiving much of
the credit tor ‘11" present winning
term or the Wis cox. ,The little
fellow lisa fired the Gillan players
with the old spirit.
MA'ITY Raoatvns 01.000
PAINTING FROI ADMIRIIO
NEW l'OilK.Bcpt.10.——Tlse last
game of the New YorhCincinnati se-
rise was stopped by rain in the Mill
FIVE POINT GAIN FOR
.608. TIGHTENO RACE
Ty Cobb was again in the limelight
with the willow yesterday, and for
contrast 'i‘rla Speaker was all form.
‘niilalt Slilltilil of it
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PHIL MONROE ISSUES DEFI.
Phil Monroe, the well known light-
weight. of Bridgeport. after noticing
. Gamea Yesterday.
Worcester, 6; Springfield. 6.‘
Other games postponed, rain.
Standing in Eastern League. articles in the papers in regard to the)
W. L.“ pg. lightweight title. has come forwardi
New London __________ 86 33 . 323 with a challenge to any fighter of his
remand .......... so 31 .884 "debt. Taking part in 49 mass.
Springfield ,,,,,,,, ,...68 53 .533 he has won 24 by the K. 0 routc,j
Lynn .................. si 57 .529 12 “Mom. and with this record,
Worcester ............. 62 67 .621 he has lull right to the title as that
New Haven ....... 66 70 .4“ rest. ‘
Bridgeport ..... . ...... 43 78 .355' Before "‘9 Humphrey A C., 0"
Her-lion] .............. 37 78 .882 ““1 Hum“- 1" "on ’ “chm“ overln
“Chic" Brown, now rated as the-
Gsmcs Today, champion of Connecticut. and the de-
cislon was very popular among that
spectators. AnyI lightweight whol
would like s. match with him on be
accommodated by corresponding or.
Hartford at Springfield.
New London at Porsland (2).
Lynn at Worcester.
Bridgeport at New Haven.
,,,,,, . phoning Harry Campbell. 86 Adams
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES street. Bridgeport. Conn.
YESTERDAY. .'. W
Minneapolis, 10: Columbus, 0.
~ Toledo. 9; St,-Psul. 0. -,
Louisville, 1; Milwaukee, 2.
Kansas City; llI: ‘intllaiia'nolis', 5’.
SIXTY- ONE 8TARTEHS 0N
. . ”GRAND CIRCUIT TODAY
SYRACUSE, N. Y" Sept. 1634118111
compelled (he postponement of the
grand circuit races at the'New York
- unscen‘ourroa "season: ""s‘thto'ntr yesterday Tater's card “1
calcaoo. Sept _1_s.— Clark Grit
eludes eleven races, nine for amateur
fith, manager or the Washington Am- dritcrs and two class events, a 2: 10
'ericens. announced last night betmipsco and a 2: 06 trot. A total oi 61
lehwing Chicago that Harry Herringbone» are carded to start. This
~Jlis star left handed twirler would not the largest number of starters at a
"“321“!!! again this season. Harpers emigrant! circuit meeting ill a single day
a sole. and Grifilth said he did not in serum! years Evelyn W and An-
. are to take any chances with his slnb- nle BMW"! two tanner. “13'
mull; as he expected him to be one or champion pacers, will meet in the
the best tort-handed pitchers in the free-form pace Barry R.- Bevel-ell:
league neat seascm of Cleveland, president or the grand
circuit, will drive the latter.
enircuano coactics army. W
WEST my to; 7." saw, 15 .4th ‘~ WELSH to 3011 chintII
Anyhow stnfiwu --,--.
a :ielnea yes shy IIIJaotenan't Van TWRW“ M “A
ammo
[emitter-08.12.
. non n hemlocmmorus
«Plain of atom! ‘ ..
01 Freddie Welsh, 1101110! oi the 11m
might championship. will he at the
I Athletic ’12“. in _ ..
ibnt Wednesday. Yesterday he got. two
and it Wheat continues; to make one tournament for the Equinox cup to-
or more hits a day I“. wlYf fall one.Itltiy, as. a result or tile second-round
game shy of Ness'
straight games, but will establish a Eltwanok Connir'yfllub MW"
major league record of 48
“fielding leit ileldér in the National
“Hague. His best hitting mark twin]
well above that this year.
Arson» visions written? ensv
,. 'wi g
The next allocates fin New York ;' “5
icane have first choice on Penning-'1“ at the tilne'.‘I 2 to 0. Only three
ton, with the Philadelphia Athletics put-out! prevented the Cincinnati team
”COM choice ‘ lfrom breaking New York'l Vim
'streah.” assume was up in the second
Fanruass ron anoovau “‘ “u“
Zach wasn‘t in in a fair way to mm ”mm i“ "'V Ym' "m
realize the ambition of every ball- Schneider. who. m out a
.playcr. to w,il to lend a major league “‘9 box on WM”. ion“ for
in hitting. Zach passed Dubai in 'C iciunntl.
hc averages when he made two Before the game Chriaty Mathew-
triples and a single in {our times at 3°“v mutant of the Cincinnati team.
‘ and former New York pitching idol.
was presented with an order for a
01,000 painting. a Igirt oi located-
\Vlleats protipccta for doing someamm"
tt-lnr startling are based on the fact!
that yrsterd s was his twent HUNTER JIATB’PIEROI
“’ H" in new av axwauox
enth game in which he has not fail BET . ,
ed to make one or more hits. HillI HANG ER, Vt" 86M "16 ”Pm!
'total for that string is 42 hits {or lemma“; 0' Midldthlan. will in” H
batting average of .381, the best one iWentworlh, of N", Bediord and M“
telnet] streak or swelling In the Nov ”‘1' ”Mansion 0‘ Baltusrol 'm “Md
tional League this season. Brooklyn “HM R b! “Wu 0' 310206010.“ the
has twenty-one more game, to 01”.. send-final round or the annual golf
,.
singles lie now has .318 to DsIuIbert's
to
record or “Imatches played on the links of the
Cobb gathering three hits out at four,
boosting his avenge three .. points,
while Speaker tell on two points. a net
gain of five for Cobb. leaving him six-
to‘en points in the rear. Joe Jackson's
two hits lncleassii his average one
Jackson .
STRAIGHT RUN OF 230 NEW
RECORD W MORGAN
ATLANTIC CITY. N J., Sept. 18.—
C., who won the amateur champion-
ship oi the Westy-Hognn‘ _ shooting
tournament here Thundtiy. yesterday,
set up a new straight run merit of :3:
targets, surpassing the record of 190
established by J Graham, of Chicago,
made here six years ago. , .
Noni .Apgnr. 6! New Yakima re-
elected president of the WestyyHogan
at the annual meeting. Atlantic City
was chosen for the next annual shoot.
M
‘Hnnter put out .3. D. Heron, ’Bi-IstlI
Burn, 2 up and 1 to play; ylntwortb
detectedw. o. HcNigllt; Bhitusrol, (4
and 2; Levis won Irma W. D. How-i
> and larston Ii
Wheelie also wading the Superbss
in scoring runs, and is rated the best
Halo made in 1014: and he should be ., ,
Iuosvy rIaI Nimrod will the oily}
w
new compost IEe—Th'e .lrohlf.
has been set for isondsy; ’ ~
FEAT or A “sheath PchrilER.
Suit one pitcher in the buttery oi
baseball—villa is shutter who has been
working in a toms of recognised
standing and sleek“ credited with
pitching two complete games to sue-
Abia‘
to register chase hit.
ironed .,
new setting tinder the name or (less _ . -
point. The standing:- .
0. an. a. H. P.C.
Speaker ......138 is: 95 183 .382
Cobb .........'f132 494 as 181‘ set
.140'540 as 190 .352 .
R Douglas Morgan. oi Washington. D. -
mill!) IAXlNi} DlSiRic
Commissioners issue Their Annual Report. Shem
ma allusions. Receipts and menu to
Electric Plant. Etc.
District Assets Auguet 31, 1016.
Seler System (now controlled by the City of Norwalk),
cost to construct. ............ ..... . ............ 868,.00000 ,
Fire Department, Land, Building. Etc. . ........ . ...... . 10.00000
Real Estate,'rrisngie Park. 700.00
Real Estate. Ludiow Monument Park....,.............. 210.00
Liabilities
Sewer System:
Don‘and notes held by the South Norwalk Trust Co.. . . . . 0638.00
Demand notes held by the South Norwaik Savings Bank. 20.50000
Fire Department:
Demand notes held hy-thc South Nol'Walk Trust Co. (on
Land, Building and Equipment)...................... 87.95000 ‘
Surplus August 31, 1916...........-.~.................. 49,881.30
Electrical Departmenknu'ugt 31, 1010.
Mists.
Land, Second Street Site ..... ........,,,,,_,,,,,,...>... 06,600.00
Building, Second Street .............5,,_,,,,,,,,,,....; 8,140.00
C001 Bill .................... ....----,..........-s-ouu {”00
“'9“ and Sewer ............... a-It”..‘..sesaesesssssso' , ‘15.3.
Equipment in Station .. ....... ,,,. 10,794.26
Poles. Wire, Meters, Transformers, Etc,,,,,,,,,.,. 26,782.05
Consumers‘ Unpaid Bills (Sept. lst)..,,,,_,,,,....,..... 031.00
..............................................
Liaising“
Demand notes held by The South Norwalk Trust Co. . ; . .. 042,211.34
Demand notes held by the South Norwalk Snvln‘g Bank. 2,000.00
llnpsid Bills ......... ...............,._,, ....... . ...... 0110.71 '
Overdraft .1 89k assessesoeelielell ................. .‘ “:13
Credit Balance ..................nu ........ .. ....... . 7.090-51II ,.
Total ...................... ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ..... 051%
Loan A count. _. .
Notes outstanding August 31. 1915: ' II . . I I -
,Bewrr .................................. ............-. ”but“-..
Fire ...... . ........... 1,959.90
Electric ...’..........................,,_,,,,,,,,,...,,. 50,311.“ E‘
It
. CW". '“ii
Dec. 1, lots—Commissioners' Note” ,, 01.00000
Dec. 21. lilS—Commisstonera' Note. 3,400.00
Feb. 1,1916—Commissioners' Nolanpunun.",,..,,. 1,000.00
Debi t. '
Sept. 25, 1015,00m. Note (Elect . 8000.00
Jan 11. 1918. paid mm Sinklnsl‘und (Exec) s.soo.oo_ .
May 16, 1018, paid Cont. Note (Current) ........'.. 1,000.00 l
May 16, 1016, paid Com. Note (Current) ”00.00
lily is, 1210. paid Com. Note (Current) ........... . 1.soo.oo
May 16, 1916, paid Cont. Note (Elec.)._m,,,,,_,,_,,,,, 1,300.00 '
Aug. ill, 1916. Mid Com. Note (Elem). 1.00000
August 31. 1016, outstanding: WW I" F ‘ " 7 .., L'
Sewer ........... .....__m,,,gz113306 '
Fire .............. 795000
Electric ....... ...... 44,211.34 ~
" $73,300.00 '
Report of the Treasurer olthe 'rhlrd Taxing Dietrlct, city‘ of Nerurh
August 31. 1915. ‘0 September 1, 1916.
District Account.
“99° pts.
Balance on hand September 1. 1915..
Received from it. 0.. Mitchell, Coll. n, or 1914,.,..,_,. .
Received from R, G. Mitchell, Coll. Ta, 0‘ 1914 an)"
Received from R. G. Mitchell, Coll. Ts, Q; 1915”, , , 1.124-
Recalled from R. G. Mitchell, 0011. Tax of 1015 (int.)'.. 81
Received from ‘R, G. Mitchell, Coll. To, of 1913” 11366,
Received from R. G. Mitchell. Coll. Tax of 1016 (Int)...
Fourth District, Fire Apparatus and I'm Alarm System.
Sale of Float
interest on. Sinking Fund“
Gomuunsloners' Notes -um-~----~-‘..................
Commissioners’ Notes . -......-............
Commissionera’ Notes (81, 800. 00) lean dieconnt)........
Rebate on loans paid...........,....,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,I,I,,
T0“ “he ““6 (00111131031039?!) ‘ ‘ ' " _' "gees sissceessssIasao'
~.,
sass.“ '
72.310 .
'l
.leeesealsgeenaosal
a..lllsslue0...........u I ......g
tanuns-an....._‘..enoseslse
'7‘.”
' ’ V Dhburmm.
Mohaioners’ orders. No. 3’! to 85 inadelu........... 812,123.10
nannoaonhsnatlentomberl.1916m.................. m 1‘
WW 11""! WM
onhanseepthsherl lots. ,
Received, from District (stmet lights)
Received iron: Clark ’illlectric Station. ............
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