snot M IE Milli
Imitation fifitcr Pro-ins to
loin “I: ”it VII Ion
'Mis-Woloi Mot-
otl tot
.,
.Cs Dairy. the Australian middh-
weight \"onder, is having his troubles
-. dodging ‘hf’ recruiting ofllcer Aspop
,. ular as Darcy is with the fi_gl1ttans,he
.. has not been able to avoid many
‘Quasts for sldootepping trench duty.
According to the latest reports from
'4‘“ Australia he has been forced to prom-
tse that after he has three more ring
bouts he. will enlist. ‘
Darcy's battle with George Chip
was one of the those, so that he still
has two more to go. Jimmy Clabhy_
whom he has met on three occuions.
may be his opponent in one and Pro-
mater Snowy Butter is figuring on im»
porting some good American for the
other.
AB good as he is Darcy never hnr'
been able to do much with the («ever
(tabby. lie hasfi‘on all three boots on
*toints, but all wentv'helimit without
. ven o knockdown. flabby, oft-nurse,
took no chances whatever. ut merely
rontented himself with pl jing sate
all the way. At that he was able to
punk in many sharp raps. and in their
T..- bout he had Darcy bleeding badly
: :rt looking somewhat worried at
r mus. t‘lahby is considerable of a
I eteran now, and the fact that he was
Still? to do so well ought to be enconr
.- g'tic to Mike Gibbons. who took (‘lttb-
MOHAWEINERT BOUT OFF.
.‘~'l-.“.\ YORK. Ott. 1’8. Fred A.
Went-it. chairman of the. State Athlet-
~.t- t‘omnnssion announced yesterday
:5in rnoon that he would call a meet-
:ns; ot’ the commission for Tuesday at-
trrnoon to consider the case oi the
Shun Corporation, which
again called oil the
made to pay M0113 and Weinert $500
each or forfeit its license to conduct
boxing in New York State." said MIX:
Wench when he heard that this bout;
had been called off (or the third tinn .!
When Jimmie Jdmsiton, matchmu ‘
kor of the Garden. was asked for the
reason he said the attitude of l’ollol;
was distasteful to the corporation.
in what particular Pollok and
Kotiiek had offended was not divulg-
ed, but as the original bone of con»‘
tention was the payment of $250 tol
each of the borers because of thet
original postptinetuent there is small;
doubt thnt this was what txtttscti thel
Show t‘orpnrotion to finally tancel the}
match,
WORLD'S FASTEST CARS READY
FOR SPEEDWAY RACE.
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Twentyseven Automobuss to Start in‘
‘w's measure \tithout much
l mt-r a year ago.
Cart-3' has ret-eittd a lettt‘r tron;
'lcorpcs ("urpentieiu the fmnons
‘35, ”‘renclmmn. extending congratulations
on his success nttd offering to fiL-ht
~“im one" tlm \“1” is over. A Darcy-
l‘arpenticr b will be tr tromon
Aously inter ,2
“there it is l! (i.
event no matter
Enelanli Front-c
\ustraliu and America wtll ‘ for
this lllll’t'll 21‘ soon its it is possible to
‘old it America would be :1 pref-tr
~ cntrul l-nttleeronnd. and the promo
'ets in I‘I- mwht in he table to outbid
no of the impoverished countries lin‘
at \I'-"' However, both drivers mm
to intltr need 1W sentiment rather the"
llt)'l.‘.l“' 4 mi (ltw‘tto to take lnll.“ tnofioy
llil fill in London or Paris,
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FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
Boston t‘ollept- at Trinity.
Atnln-tst :tt “Tainan.
\l’uthinpton nnd Jefferson at Yale.
Cornell at ll'trtard,
,lhuttnouth at Princeton.
‘. » -l’euns,\'l\nnia at Pittsburgh.
V Williams at (‘oltl‘llbitr
l Syrucuse ut Michigan.
it“ run. Nova at Army.
k (,leorgizt at Navy.
Colgate at Springfield,
Lebanon Valley at Lafayette.
(fatholic i'nit'crnlty at Lchiah.
Gettysburg at Penn. State.
Rutgers at Brown,
l’cnn. .‘tl, (‘. nt Fordlittm.
N. Y. l'. at i'nion.
’i‘hicl at Carnegie Tet-h.
Tufts (ll. lndiana.
Multieuberg at Bucknell.
_ ‘ Sworthmore at Franklin and Mar-
~ shall,
\Vtstminster at W. \‘a. Wesleyan.
Delaware at Stevens.
Hat‘eriord :tl Maryland A. C,
Alhright at Ccorgrtown.
liullalo at Geneva.
Vermont at New Hampshire.
Maine at Colby.
“'olct'h’lt‘l‘ Tech at Mass. A. C.
(‘onn. A. ('. lli Rhoda Island,
Hamilton at Roohester.
town at Minnesota.
mm at Wisconsin.
1. ois at Syracuse.
_ “a bash at Notre Dame.
ssouri at Northwestern.
\‘iiginin at Vanderbilt,
“'auh & Lee at t'loorgin Tech,
North (‘urotlna A. A M. at Va. 1’. l.
North t‘ul‘olinu at \‘it. M. i.
‘(lcorgc Washington or John»
kins. ,
(lullaudet at Mt, St. Mary.
Sen-anon at Louisiana State.
Tulane at Jackson.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL '
BREAKS UP lN FIGHT
.
e
Hop-
JAPKSON, Miss, Oct. 28.—A fight
.in which platters on bc:lt sides and
more. than 100 spectators participated
broke up the ’l‘nlune-Mis‘sisstppi ("ol-
'lege- game here yesterday, shortly at-
, tor the fourth period had started. The
game was called as soon as the, pollcr
”restored quiet. and the official score-
.iteepcr declmrd Tulane the victor. 1:3
3,‘ .No our was seriously hurt.
\
“unmade Sou-aye ... . . . .‘ 22:.
«m Hams ...... .
It.
...... ..22c.
1",th Shoulder .. .......... 20c.
! no: Pork .......... tac.
.Plg‘Pork Loin ....... . .......... 24:.
i‘ Nib»! ....... .......from 16:. up
Prim. Rout ...........from 16°. up. -
,. Home Dropped Vui,8towVeat..14c.
“Miriam".....................24c.
.Iibeopo.. .................. ~24o.
“Val to rant ..... from 10o. up
Cupol- Curod Ham. doughnut“.
Cami Culllomlo Hm 16c.
Gonulno luring Lo. um Doe-Mo.
Fondant-«rump .............. m.
Lin-bun: ......... .......... 2%..
Cult lino in an. moo- ud m
item
it rouhle
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Horhnes: Traphy Contest Today. i
NEW YORK, Oct. 28. Tut-ht) en-
en of the fastest automobiles in tin-
world. tuned to the minute, are ready
or tho start of the Iiarkness Trophy"
l't'ltt‘ thi» l'l'it‘illllm] at the Rhecpsheud:
llut' Hptt‘tlwny. This went _ut low
miles, promises to be the hunt tXCllr:
int: and kttnlt' (ontrrte-i nntomobilv
T800 ever held, and it in n t‘oreuonel
conclurtcn that a new wmltl’s ret'ordl
tor the distance will be established it'li
'wo or more of the farms! curs hold
together,
In addition to the usual prtzvs for‘
the ll’fllltl‘:~ ot the end of the contest.
Harry S. llztrknt-rét, donor of the tro-j
oh} and president of the Speetlwny,{
link offered <llt‘t'llll lap Mrurds to no!
to ”to our lending: at the end of eachg
lup utter the tenth mile. This sys-
tem. in the words of Dario Roam. will
”with fifty twotnile races with no in-
it‘l‘lllleilmlr.
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KNOCKOUTS AT HARLEM S. C. !
Nteu' vonn, not 28.- Knotknuts‘
t'r‘nturt-tl the butting bouts nt,tite Har-
‘em Sporting (“1N last night. Jim
:«innw, “ho at one. time or other in:
“re ltllm stilt) scored a knockout over
Pronh Moron .trletl to return. but his:
"frost no: u oudnflnlr. for he wits
‘(llt‘t'lit‘tl out by .lobn Lester Johnson
in the second round. '
There was nnothcr knockout when:
(Yhnrhr Leonard encountered Joe lle»
(tell. A right hand smash Just beforel
the lull in the second round was thu‘
blow that ended Bedell. ‘ ;
Allie Nnck war. stoppeddm lrish‘
Patsy Kline in the first round. Nnck
war- helpless when the referee stopped
‘he bout, Nnclt's friend-x made it“
slrt‘nli’ [:rotml unntnst the referee's
ruling,
NATIONAL TEN-MILE }
FOR A. A. U. TITLE;
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.»-Thlrteen
iolg distance runners will canipetof
here today In the tenmlte race for the
National‘A. A. U. championship min;
Hannes Koleltmllheu. the title hold:
er. is going to run unmatched. halal
inz decided not' to represent the
lrish-Amerlcstt A. C. any longer. “2;
J. Kennedy, formerly Of Cblt‘nzo. also1
will run unmatched and with the ex-
ception of James Henlgnn, Rochester
(llub. Maiden, Mass, nl-l tho other run-
ners will‘represent the metroptlttuttj
district. 1
Prior to the big! run the ntrtiounll
seven-mile wall: championship \I'ilil
he decided, but last year's winner.i
tlmrgo (looming. of Mom Condom!
will not be here to defend his": nu», . .
~ M“-rd~_ '
ANDERSON KNOGKED OUT.
EM“ CLAIRE, Wis.. Oct. 28.~-
Fred Fulton, of Rochester, Minn..l
knocked out Andre Anderson, of Chi-3
Iago, in the first round of a achedul-'
ed ten round bout lam night A rightl
to the Jaw put Anderson out for the
count~ Anderson weighed 212 '1-2
pounds and Fulton 212 pounds at
three o'clock.
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(Continued Prom first Pm)
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in 1914. truly ‘a remarkable and: for
a single city. '
“'l;hls prediction to not baud on
sent meat," added Mr. W '
whose election predictions in a out,
have been excepuomuy accurate. ”mi
is it a result or Me straw knots, but
it is 3 result or «mini study of the
“motion, sud-s quiet cum 0: the
lactation and bulbous boom by
lion in each of the twelve districts of,
tho city. l
“We too! that we can rely on tho
eon-on some or the Anon-Ion
"l
yesterday i
Molinweinert l
bout, which was to have been held in:
Madison Square Garden next Tuesday,
night. l
"i shall recommend to my fellow
commissioners, Messrs. Franey and.
Dwyer, that the Show Corporation bel
l
and McKetrick, managers (f Weinert,‘
t
Mu"
workers of our Republican organism‘-
m -_‘
o
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Phone —
til’jii .
Chandler Price
Will. Advance
December First
' ' '8 Chandler Six will be advancod
HE price at thelgzltaot‘tlnd the present Chandler Model in
way will be continued for the forthcom-
ing season. We have always listed the Chandler car at the
lowest possible price consistent with manufztcturmg costs in-
volved in producing this. high grade automobile.
d ho ed earlier this season in spite of advancing costs
We ha be able to continue the present $1295 price. But
conditions in the industry have now come to a pomt where
this is impossible.
r roduction costs today are fifteen and one-
gram; percent (15%%) higher than one year ago.
’ ' .. ” he
roftt mar in per car has always been small. And t
prigeulnlbst, dialogue, be advanced to make compensation for
increased production charges.
ma urchase your Chandler oar now vvith the assur-
anc‘eabll a mi:- ed saving in purchase price, and With the equally
important assurance that your Chandler
will be up-to-date next spring.
- 1' Chandler features include the “Marvelous Motor”
«wba‘lztigi‘ttllymfi‘bfirti'gfinements from time to time has distingmshod the
Chandler car for four years past and which Will be continued to the
series for next season; enume Bosch highjensmn mafi;
ghost ricod and moist e icieut form of ignition; Gray '
nfi electric starting and lighting system; Silent chain
solid cast aluminum motor base, extendinglfrom
bevel gear rear axle; and tho m f
y designs.
December lsti
every
of material to
forthcomin§
neto, the 11
Davis separate it
driv‘e for” motor shafts;
frame whether
all modern bod
Until the Close of Business November 30th‘
~»»r..
it sit m: o
w.
essentia
spits
song-mot Touring Cor . .
Four-W Rood-tor ........ $1195
-VAAS
1:360 -
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Jinn
NV?
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owm*m« W's-mm» warps ..
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Seven-hamper Limousine .
unknown MOTOR GAR COMPANY. CLEVELAND, OHIO
T BROS. GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS . __ '
17 CH
.1 AZ'Wt’Tm “1w,
Four-Plunger Connrtlble Coupe . .
Sow-Panama Convertible Sedan . . .
to?» “r . , .
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MM«U~~~- v n
(HANDLER SIX
$$129S
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car, purchased now,
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. . $1895
. 31895
....82595.
ESTNUT-STREET, SO. NORWALK
putty. .We are saving our demonstra~ .
ttlons, 'rodjro‘ and purades to cele-
brate our Republican victory on Nov-
ember 7th."
no
u the cosmopolitan city of Bridge-‘ .
port, whose political complexion ‘bu .
undorgone a decided change on no-
coum o! it: rapid growth with the
munitions mnukcturies there, on.
contribute o Monty at 3,500 itself.
Republican work-u usert‘tlnt, there
an be oblolutoly no doubt obout the.
my the plate in going in the mind. or
thou mow one: who have boon
with for the impression which
has «mod ground in Now York to
the olout that Continual may be
in“.
e, I. all been understood‘trom the
'glnnlng of the campailn that there
Would have to be a change in the vote
me direction.
Mr. Robinson's
ction would indicate that the
in the factories are, for the
port. for Hughes. the Repuhli
ii,
.‘A
counoortcur Auoctmon
.ro woum ourrnaos
moment
swat Association ' Opposed to.
mum unseat tho "atom cum-rm nut-m of tho plonl tor my
m *' ' m in Wouldn't-tn ll
. U! M
more
Ekmwm*
nonilneo for President. - -
The same ought to apply to Inch
industrlol center? as New Britain:
gutter-d and» Waterpury.
undo by the Con-
7'i"
W
‘wlohinx to so may send
Haven, (Bridgeport. sad
It the Shannon. and will
membership of 18,000 in t
manhood, will oonolder
and it is pinned to have especisiiyt . I 7
lam delegations from Hartford. Nev? Virginia, where there is to be a vote is an apathetic situation on the part ,
Th“ Connecticut ““8;th will ”"9, ember election, the opinion at I Went, Veiled. by linear primate 0:0! 3::
hooduurten in Washington. 31'0“”, - Virginia banker, visiting in this Bate summons. an o
lnont port in the doings of the convex». _ ,
lion. representing as they do, o'mg in West. Virginia. It boa been.“ their sex.
The convention, on has olroody been
tho “wot” nude onto-t vomit
Mdmxthepntym.
mntammmm
ummumuuu tout»
4". ' lie“... I“?!
their namosfopposetl to it. - tot November, in spite ot the can»
{ With regard to the situation in West paign W38“! in West Vll‘flln‘l. There
Waterbury.f on woman “gnu taken at the Nov.;ot the voters, who refuse to be in»
i
Marni-01mm:- week, is or interest. He said: {State are found m be in the ”to?!”
an. issue of woman suffrage wm bg' opposed to the granting of the ballot. ’
h“ SNO- found that there exists a tooling oi in.
difference to tho lune in spite of thoFRANKIE NELSON ANXIQUS , . ._
ottoapto to stir up the women to ln-l Pete “tangrngfi: ::;Cm3atigm_
tom! ““1". in thounoptton. Tho Frankie Nelson. nod to unions ‘9.
tumult: m moth; 1 mt attempt u“. him In”, Chic Brown at the
m m to owing tho State, but they Will falling,“ my in Net-idols. Hal-on I.
“Om;
.. l wmunn. with room and
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