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“hm bm-.mrkable onlflliou of all, mine:- lo I ' ml chmpknohi of (1054 ‘ ' . out! 1 l 9' I“ N' "WY 0"-
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:hc-n ”KT ngulwctain'(innit-lounlit‘pdof Ital: proterbloms 71:" then lamb “ 7"" “- 09%| to any tighter?" 35‘” "wk" his duily call on the doctor (or input-i: When Mr. Simpson “mum-"1 WW” fit 01 Si Wvll-Iull‘t I’lli’ecaiutse of the arransments 0| Gel-
" “he uy'gamwb .' “"f'“? P out. Previous u“ matc- l? I A' .‘ ' "m"? resident 0' new ‘f‘ i when m 'tlll came. Chief Ncwett was lemmd ”W “ml", and “MW“ of m. 1.1. the Baptist church and the (“‘“Nbleral Trevino ,0 protect the all!
”“0“ on; ”m m “11' m “e“. “5‘- Edward Ray and 3”” Build “HEP”; and m“ ' ””3”" 0" ‘ club outside connected with the police department Baku” SW" and ‘MI ”W (m. g: . «t thrist by the ladies" lid :Ioclellcu. ' against a surprisenttack. Canada
ten Ilie Champlain. In W“ :(tclith posed by Harry \ardon and J. lley- the “m“. . for fifteen years, and nine ”a”. “gwwith which [mm-“01“” “W“ ru'tim: M”. Andtew ll. Jones is chairman “lstill dominate the appr . m of m.“ _.
“mud 0f. a St'tlwult‘d “"9“" I‘UUH'J lot". In play turthe beut’fit of the lmd In addition to the solid gold chain wus W1“ curtain and promoted mm. m. Mu Eu ‘ard r ‘ “‘m‘mui [lit' ionichrolt committee. The commit gem. "um Santa Rosa Hill. they ~
trout U he“, harm Arnm 1““ night. hitchcncr hattonxl “ghoul“ Fund. rt (‘l ll: dc dul tgo Li‘kol; 2K3 ldl'l of“ tee aunouncrs that it dcsircs that “nodded and the only field gupaknt
1‘“ bottle “1}" n ““311" “'01“ ”18 lav “ ' ‘ ' “ 1 ‘iucmlwrs of the local chapter obtain cars zirc- those belonging to the a.
0t tbc gong in the first round to the ‘
. . DIOMW "Mal '0' '1" “1W! "“1 to the chief's position in 1912. Ho
Emest Jones. balancing himself on sterling silver and bronco modulo to was born In West Cornwall aid w” l d b
one leg, repeatedly dmve lb; hall 101' the second and ”1110110911. “1919 ‘7‘“ :35 years old. He lived in Winated for $251221" ““1 ”“NWW ’ m‘ “X :Ihelr tickets for the luncheon lmmc-dlmored train that is kept in .uigfi» > .
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Passe-mgr” arriving last night M
Chihuahua City said am the. teat—
ll" “0300A Milli 2Mil-tidal Helm. ‘ in; of apprehension among the poo-
-'- :g-Gttte's assisted in the coaching yestsr-i
Bioun's second climbed through the Jones, who was the profebsional to noviccs and. to the first man to 3.." in new Ho was employed by , 'W tlr ' u: r _ th .tbc contour to be served in order to. within striking distance.
wither and In? 1619-99 slowed the of the Chislehurst club. had reccnlll’ finish from each county in the M319. the Union Hardware Commy .for film“ Y firing” J:- maul ._m byf'plaie orders with tlie'mterers. (‘hup i No reports have yet been received»
[Q’lll proclaiming Kunz the winner returned from the tiring line, whcrc provided there are three entries from twenty-six years. . He leave: a will; ‘0‘“ - ‘“ " ‘1’“"“‘“‘“‘ 1““ ‘“ E ter regents from all over the Slalelregarding me Americans in Parrots
and thc ncw llghl‘nelglll champion of he had lost his right leg at the knee.
Connecticut. l" Wth generally assumgd that hi-s
BMW" AC“!!! Victor. ‘golflng days wr-re over. immediately
While technically Hauling Kunz he Was out of the hospital. hum-vein:
won the light, actually llrown was the Jones was built on the links.
w 10r- ln mu) ruuud he outluuglzt In the khaki uniform of at him: cor»
”I“ lit-nth Norwalk boy and adutlut para! and on (‘l‘ult'ht‘s lt~- mutlr his
irlt’lt’d a. scverc drubbing to Kuuz way to the luv from which \‘zirdou
(h titlyglloul the battle. The d amatic "ml in.» ntht‘f‘s were later to drivcand
It. ml of the fight was tho truth. As gavo (MIC of the moat l‘t‘mlllk‘JNl' ox-
buy: rtt‘llhrd to thc critter at the hibitions lllt' golfing world l.ab' t‘\t'l‘
-" " l'l “'7 111“ gong: 31‘0““ uwung 3 well. linliint-iug on his left leg, Jones
lvml Ici’t which clutch! lion: llush on drow his firm ball straight its the
ill .uiztt ol‘ the yaw. I‘lunz's arms nigh: oi an arrow 1’35 yards down tin-
up! up in tlic tilt" and hc tell hurd coutsc Not one hull. bttt it tlozcn. all
up Md back our. his head with flylflfl me in" and an II‘LIt' its the fll'rl
.‘l resounding whorl: tn the iluor. Tho And l“t‘\t" om-c did he ltltit‘ his but
.lt11lllt 'taeemcd ovcr ttndllcicroclt‘itz- alum, All thc rhythm and tinting of
;i t‘illtl nlowly counts-d thi- Ht‘POfldH an the pcit'tt-I l-l‘ttfi‘fidlullfll cwinn Wt‘l‘t‘
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th- Not-walk idol In) “at on hi~< buck thm'v. and lllllll) attiazwl tznllvt‘n div
in tltt Cit .“ llli‘ mum of cifzht «otct‘ttl that. “form" in rcnlly thi-
iiurzc rtrulzkied owr wcuklyr rut uim litilu.‘ ul‘twr :tlI. whether you :trcsttmtl
l'c row on one Int-w and just till lhc
fund 10 wan pronounccd Iic strugglcd
w "lill to his foot and stugcerod
about the ring helplessly.
Kunz Knocked Down.
Ill-tunshowcrcdriglttsunfl lefts on
it: ‘.\v:t‘ionlngNtlrltulk boy and final
1) Hunted llnlllllt’l' Iiurd right to the \t'ondcrful play iii lht‘ inursotuc which
2m: on itto logs in Mic.
Jones nuivcly tctuttrltml that hc hop
nt‘llfit‘lnl It :3 flip-d. So fur Iic hint only
ht-cn ublc to titukc it (ill on his hunte-
coursc.
low. Fittnz dropped in u heap fnce followed. Tho muttli dentonslrntcd
\l- m on. tlic floor and it looked all that whntet'cr mity ll" its uthcl' Vivi-<-
mw. mum. stunned completer cut fillllllt’s war has not taken a single
ll‘l thc count of nine Iit- again uunrt- from the ircmcndous d'ivintz
.: t.-.:lml to his final and staggered “Witch o! Riv. nor halt it dullcd in tho
~:Ii:litcsl degree the. keen cdcc of Var-
dmi’a wonderful ntachlnerylikc play.
limit It was ltt thin point that Tltcsc two mustci-s of golf fought out
lln .. I‘ brought hilt right hunt to it wondcrful match. Vnrdon made. it
Kllllh'h bend, brcaklilg the bone in 68. ton alrokca undcr the standard for
I'li‘w Ilfllll wrist. and an the boy» the. course. but Roy was a miracle
timid-(t. thin hp” yang with Kim: man that afternoon. The wilchery of
H. («bully out. 1‘ " hlfl nlbllcli play finally set atxnaught
Al the héfilnld’nz m’fihb seventh
round hum. much refreshed started
tho [Lafllc by rushing Brown to his
forum. whereupon Brown's second
(-ntcwd thc ring tind tho bout was
:tlopptd und Kunz ttthr'dt-d the (ll-ci-
slon.
'I‘l.c New Huron champ holding up
his rulit hand in token of it< dischil
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.ult nl- tlw riuu with the crowd howling
.lt. lid} be Fitzgerald to stop tltc
Irons. and he rounded out thc eight-
orn holes with u 66. Braid and Toy-
lor were more or less ecllpsed and it
is no ordinary polling contest "can
Mayors of thclr type can be all but
forgotten. a
The foursome had not moved be.
yond the third hole when the big gal-
Icry. which included a bout of Amer-
icans. began to realize that what they
really were to see was a duel between
Ray tllld Vat-don. Yet Braid and Tay-
Ior were playing magnificent golf all
this way through. Taylor was a. trifle
handicapped by a sore hand and had
most at tho bad luck In the match.
Braid did some remarkable putting.
Pitta Gets Draw.
In tho preliminary bout (‘hnrllc
Hits. of Ili‘ldgttpnrl. onc of Imvlnsky'a
:iuhli- nl‘ tightcrsm‘as izivcn :I draw
in it Ill round buillc Wllll Jimmie
Famine (the “‘ulloplng Wop. of Wu-
J'ct'llury). In the Opinion of the fight
inns Pitts “on the debt costly. He hit
thc \l'u‘crluiry gladiator with evety- He was constnntly down in "1"" or
lhiut: but ”I'.‘ water bucket and how four, but Vardon 0" Ray were
Fitzgerald could call the fight a draw always 0" hund ‘0 halve ”‘9' hole
was beyond ”I" conncption of the “no share the honors. Once Braid
t‘ll'fl‘ltllm'n‘. mink a :10 foot put for it two, but Ray
WW _, __~ with an air of supreme curelcnsuess
“EFFE' ”INCER JOINS can one Wt from llt'tcen ffl‘t nwuy
' TAO‘JONES‘ CORPS and look it similar score.
. The driving was ttlvtmys wonderful.
.tpudgc’n Ella' Groatut: Guard, Grad_,'ftl_\'lt)l‘ and Braid woze seldom morPIScolty Moutcith. who nccdn only to
thc county. This will give distance
runners. from the smaller towns in
the state it. chance to compute on
equal basis with runners from Mrri
.dcn. Bridgeport. Hartford. “'atcrhury.
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Rf‘mnfot'd and the llkt‘. Also, there
will be prizen for every survivor who
mnipictau tho ten milcu insidc of I
lltlll“ and 15 minutes, “entitles the
solid cold triedal tor llic winner of tlic
l'itt’t’ tniryini; With it the ten-mile
loud (‘lllllllllltlnhhlll of t‘nnnccticut for
Will, he will win a Icy. on tho >te—t'llttit
m'IWi Iluttcrworth t‘up. give-n by for
m-r Sv'tiiitor Frank S. Iluttcrwm.b,ul’
Ncu antn. which goes to the (‘on
m-cticut athlete who wins It .thrcc
tini'rs in u teu~milc rut-c. under the nu
nll‘t't-fi of ”to New Hitlt'fl Amateur
.«tllilclea. This .cup is worth lN-HW‘HI
sixty and M‘H‘DIy-lh’r dollarfi. tziid hm
ulri-ady bet-u won once by liddic
(l'lirlcn, It}. I. (‘ondnn and Anthony
‘AIIlCIlllUlil. 01 New Haven.
ed to do much better llllt’l' ho LINN on
Thu ain’t-tutors ulsn witttcusod “Hill“
the wlnrdrl of Vardon's woods and "
The purpose of this run) cliitfl) is
to dctclop cndttrcucg runitczs in Coir
nut-trout with th9 cxpt‘t-tuLiun that
tltlllc ti number of thnr‘c Who Itiakt
good will contpclt- in tho lib; Holly-
wood Iun tttroct ‘run. on Now Year's
Ituy, in Youket‘u. Ncw York. and
main» such it good showing as to put
Conncctlcut ittltlclics on lhc map.
liilly Qticul. the Yttlc couch, will rti‘
crctt lhc rucc, Which will be) filltl'lt‘tl
by Jorcph It). llubingcr, pn'sldcnt of
thc New llm’cn (‘hnmhcr of t‘om-
men-e. l’articulun and entry blanlot
can be obtained by addressing John t'.
(‘ollim-t. chairman. Now Illvcn A A.’
room 2213. No. 69 Church Hlfl‘f‘l, or
Box 745. New Haven. Conn, 1‘
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Tberc is it promise of good nport for
the reinaindcr of the work. Two pairs
of buiitnms will entertain the patrons
of the Broadway S. L‘. and thc Plo
neer S. C. tonight. Tcddy Jacobs and
Kid Taylor will be oven iii the Broad-
wuy mm Burns and McCoy at tho Pio‘
ncer.
Illlly Minkc. one of tlic most pront-
lttlng of all the light hcavywelghta,
will tippctir at tho t‘Iormont tomorrow
night in it bout with Tim O‘Neill. who
"we .lnck llillon conuidernblc trou.
ble. ‘
The Harlem S. C. has it fine card
for Friday night In l'b-nny Leonard
and Stanley Yoakum and Dutch ()‘Hu-
you and Kid Alberta. .
The Broadway 8. C. will Introduce
Saturday night the crcnt boxer and
llll'd hlttcr. .loe Welling. against WII"
lie Schncfcr. it linhtu‘cigltt of good.
reputation. ‘
scorrv's TALE OF vibe.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.—#Appcnrcd one
oat: O, 1391' Coaches Varsity Line .illwu n couple of yards ttpart. \‘urdonistienli to [ll‘t‘l‘t‘O tltut Tits ltobriquel of"
,NEW HAVEN. liov. 7.—-llcrc to generally was 9.11 yards in advance of
('(linli the la?! guards and ccntrc ”"5“ but. Rm” “ little “ff ‘" dl'
Il‘i‘ll during the. rest of the scumn'wcumw“ Md from ‘9“ 1“ twcn<
"l‘ttdtrc': licni-Itittgrcr, mm of the great- W yards 9 best of the cannontiding
cm guards in tho history of l'nlofoot- from ‘he 19“
ball. out into ”to game yculcrdny al- which it ‘00“ a 3 to win and oftcn.
lcl'tioou and displayed hlfl old time times a 3' Ray made a 3 on a 454
“8le Hpflpgfinfi... has been out of yard hole after driving well into the
Yale since 1891. but in actions and "with.
looks app-eurcd Iittlo different yeater-L
liti)‘ than the llci't’elfittger-who used to7
he a terror to {ho teams that met
Yalc in the early '905
no LETW FOR TIGERS.
Clinch Ruth Puts. Cling" Through
lie coached the varsity men on how. Long Drill.
to breu kthrougli a trush line and his PRINCETON N' J" Nov. 1—1“ the
wit wits highly beneficial. Some.of “mm“ d YMQNWS Draw“ in
tin» men who ran up against him the Palmer “9mm“ Stadlum 0°33“
lif't‘lld ‘2)!“ he mm is quite there phy- Rushmid that. his {will itlll hld. &
Niall-Y definite his forty-nine years. long way to go before Saturday. The
Tire touchdowns were made bythe Tiger coach: worked his man, until
\.:......“_‘. yesterday, one by Waite and darkness made further practice inl-
Ilic other by Stewart. Both were in possible, and the moon was shining
tum backfield in place of the varsity brightly when the. squad left the field.
_ 11W“. Seveza] on)“. ““311." players Alter a short Scrimmage session the,
"were given it rest yesterday. "“55” was Wt through ‘1 m “m“
5' The men came out of the Colgate drill and much time W cent °n d"
. “ignore With few injuries, Taft beingEWlODlngtfie mmM‘th
.the most seriously hurt. The son of MEG” played at Brown's place Jr:
the former President was on the. side the. backfield of "’9 varsity, and mm
‘ lines yesterday afternoon on crtitclica,5'a“ appearances 1‘0"!" be the ”19°
. 13“: 1)?ij expected [0 play against tion for the Hfifl'lfll 831132. lebott
. .Bmll'tt Saturday. Rockwell and Jack spent considerable tlmo‘ practicing
drop kicking. Ho mot with his haul
“y. , . ;succeiss.~ "Snake" Antes was out In
- . . ‘unlform yenterday lorlbehrpt blme
J00 _TANZEV KILLED IN RACE since the Dartmouth game. He Inl-
talned injuries in this content which
have only partially hauled. Ru will.
not scrimmage until Wednccdnyr it
my 'MonEmud. Nov. 1—0:“:
Jockey ‘itras-zlltlllcd‘and two others
were seriously: injured atylellco race
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It was it foursome iitinf a brow Scot from Sicily nttmcdi
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[Johnny Dundce in the ring and Joseph
Scotty ls utiperiludus. untl relatod a
talc of horror rcuu'dint: one Harry
Pollnk. thc high handed manager of!
Freddy With-h, Moutelth is the pilot;
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Carrora in the Italian section.
“What do you know about thin fol-
low Poltok'.‘" quoth Scolly, “refusing
$18,090 in his mitt for a bout betw'et-n]
Welsh and Dundee at New Orleans.‘
twenty rounds to a decision I had
the money as good as in the bank and
the Louisiana Auditorium. splendid
open air arena. concrete, like Pollok'sl
head, all fixed. He spurned it andl
said nothing less than if guaranty of?
$50,000 would induce him to permit
Welsh to meet my lad from the Land
of the Heather; Doesn‘t it look as
though he was afraid?"
OUT WITH m 30* ~
‘ it“? ON WITH BRAVE!
308mm Nov. 2,—1lualnoaa Mann»
new Witter E. Hapgood, of the Boot
1“?wa League. baseball clubmt-t
pounced tut night the appointment of
Edwin L. Riley as travelling recre-
tary. The appointee, until a month
'ngp, was secretary of the. Boston club:
ol‘the American League. He will be
in charge of the National 149in
team's affairs on the road throughoutl
the season and will supervise, duringi
the spring training trip. the business
end of the Braves' Joint exhibition!
tour through the South with the New
York Alberto-In. 3 ..
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now voltmfiov. 7c? , it! “an
m “madam Dino phony
tn round boat ct the Clor-
0.1M Ilflt. . . who
m In! In
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track you: . 2:611!er Tanzey. 23 “”5" ‘ « ~ ' -'
. I, _ _ The only men on the' Injured ‘
1:31:51 . {300% {ruffled-g: .t present is Eberntull. owning-t
nee and ”mm A little later possible for him to not mm.
“Tom” .. W, W“ ribs ”d in mm for the riot-yard «69‘. but bi
t. MOIMKWWJ, , High. {huebrunmm’fflb
In tutti-twat“ “mm ‘
broke bin in MEWM" i:
4-,.
'lty running in it short
son. Robert P. Ncwett. and two
Mrs. George Nevins and
Mrs. Louis Fritz, all of Torringion.
l’lt' was a member of Harmony
Lodge, Ii. of P.. Harmony Temple.
Pytlniin Sisters, Torrington Lodge of
Ellis. HlIt‘l Seneca Lodge of Masons.
He was a faithful and emcient oili-
ccr. Mo was once wounded In the
pursuit of hill duty. He was cloning
sonic men who had been fighting and
one turucd and shot til him. tin.- ball
going through his chest and bathing
oll‘. through hi.» back. He was laid
up .i‘. wceks. llut report-red rapidly.
L'ti'lhidt-f‘lllg thc uuture oi the wound.
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daughters.
CAPT. DADMUN RETURNS.
Lineup—Joining Up for TigorI.
CAMBRIDGE. Muss, Nov. 'i'.--Har-
\nrd Iii-gun work for tho l’rlucvtou
gttmt‘ in corneal )cott-rduy. tho vars-
acrlumiage
with the cubs. The t'r‘aulnt‘r. who
were ricorv-d on by Bond'rt 37 yard
drop kick, not H lmnhduwn alto? n no
rlcs of sit-aid) ruins and on dcfcncu
wot-c sitting council to hold thcir op-
ptillfllllh‘ on tho 10 yard line.
Ilddinttn l‘t‘lul’lltd lo the rush'llnc
:.r>«tcrtltty and went to his regular
than :t lrlt utttml. Clark mingling
to flu “llll‘l‘ sldc. Minot war in the‘
lllit'kfil‘ltl with Cum-y and. Thacher.
Minut‘u kicking mnkcs his pt‘cxencc
llt‘i'l‘SlL‘ll')’. but be ulco has been lnr
prming in his genéul play.
Taylor. :t substitute guard and con-
trc lost your. warlord for a time yes-
tcrdtiy in llarriu' pluct- an snapper
back. It is doublffl whether he can
plow-ruin“. rm .but. he will
be worked with M‘idoa to Martin.
onlnt: the defence for thc Vale inimc.‘
Robinson bat-t not yot "turned to
play outrun, and hint-my remninu in
I‘ll" pct-it'd“ when Ec til-fly \'. Ill lttu t
the garlic Saturday.
WELSH AND KILBANE AT ODDS.
NEW YORK, NOV. 7. ~F.‘t‘ddlc
Wclalt and Johnny Kllbtutc are far
apart rcgnrding n mulch. judging from, for panic hnltu. top hitch llil't’llflnltillll
a. tirntmlch reef-fwd yesterday from
Toledo. A promoter in the Swanm
(‘ilyotrored Welsh u guarantee of
$10,000 for n twelve round no dcciuluu
bout. with Kllbtmc. and while the
Briton accepted the money proporti-
:tion be absolutely declined to' con-
sider the Kllbnne demand of
pounds ringside.
Welsh set forth that he won the
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:wol‘ld's title from Ritchie, the prevll
ottn Itoldcr. at 135 pound» nl‘2 o‘clock
,n‘m? my one who drain-d to win that'
ltiwc from him will have in meet him M. J. Johnson. Nnulmtuck. frequency-l ‘3 ”m3“ 0‘ ““3“”
at that poundagc. Wolsh declared
,tlutt Kllbane had no basis for asking,
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l3 pounds as 136 was the utilcinl lint‘
't'of the clam: all over the world and
tho lightweight champions of Alum
ca. Unlcas Kllbanc tcccdus front his
weight restriction there will be. no
match its Wclrh could not make the
weight dictated by thc featherweight
champion and retain his strength.
A'MERVO‘AN RED CROSS.
Do you believe in preparedness?
Then help the work of the American
Red Cross in the Not-walk branch. by
buying a ticket for the concert until
ball, for Friday night, at the Armory.
Make it a. community attain and so
show that this town ill intimated, not
ionly in its own concerns, but also int
national vellum.
Bandages anq surgical dressings
are being made evtuy week by the
mothers of the branch. which Miro
be used in one of any grant calamity
in our own cum. To also may
to buy mom material h tile object at
the ball, but beside the object. every
one is assured it good time. ,
.Tbo decorating committee are arr.
ranging unique and unuaually attrac-
t'vte decorations. The Coast. Artillery
Band give a concert at eight o'clock;
dancing .ll nine. ‘The pride of ticket
includes refreshments. Tickets may
be bought at Plaintcd's and haters.
downtown; Bout-’9 and Glendennlng‘s,
uptown; as well as of any of thatlck-
ct committee—Mrs. Burchur .. , Chain
"gran; Mn. F, .l .Qulntard, Mrs. Mr Ran-
dall, '8‘". t. J. Rummler, Mrs. C. It.
Lockwood, .ilr‘a. L. Lehmier,‘ ling-X.
A. Dulce. Mrs. E..H. Gumbu’t. Hr'l.
0. Initial, In. Cutler; was Con
mu» With. "in Ellison. mu
M lit-.- Dorothy_ihzm..-ui- no
NM“ ‘m VIRDICT. ,
' .mtgr NW. ., h—M
Hoyt, In. F. Goodyear, ~lit-ti. E. No
C
m :o u!-
Incm. Born in Iowa about 45 years
ago .lic began his career in tht- oilin-
of the Htt‘l‘rlal') oi‘ the mutt» fair at
lieu Moiutis. In it few years in: l-uc-
ci-ctled to the t-‘t‘t'l‘tlfil'l'hlllll and. in a
short llult'. he had madc the Iowa
(air the gl‘citlcnt thing of its kind in
lllr land. Alli; t rl\ _\’t‘;\l'* ttyo tly‘
Minucootn mitit‘ lair olllcials dt‘ltci-
miiiurxi to put. tlmr Illslltllllhll ahead
of an) (llllt‘l' and rl‘lt‘t’lt‘d Mr. Simp.
Still lllx' Him“. to do thin for them.
Hi: Irioid lifi llml‘idHPX' oi lllt' l-Iiow :tt
“llllllllit‘ l.. I my. too all lair ofllciulu.
“r lillllltl it iluu. in good condition
in d “~ . ' lllt' blur-est nnd best
of rtntc fall’s.
Nut _\vdl'r~ big show on the
/ ground-i» (ll itiv ILutcru Stutm lZXIIUblv
in u ’JW'l‘lf‘. I.- .I lit nllt‘t'lhr‘ill' to that
of IIii.~ yr‘aii, w: it'd-bl‘ttiker though it
was. The-m t. ill be it IflI‘ng' group of
hulldlols. .lllulrllilg more floor space
for minim.» ml at \iidt-r turicty m
utltztttioru, will tlic cuttlc t-nlrics will
Inn.) ”It i.r1I-iii of 1hr lIdecnt‘tl in-
tcrnt in .‘m \. Hilgliflltl mud tlic Butt-
erit Fill-n. 'l'.‘«' lit.“ “Ill ttpchl to
cattl~. lLLLl _\ ;.ttd puppy cyliihi»
tum oi tiit- nitiic country. and llll‘
won‘t .t on .u or ll:- Sliu; sunk-
ch; « r" v "‘1 lI‘..~I"'t~ that
it “ill ho .‘t tvellu‘tul twgmhitltm.
PATENT i‘lt‘ll-iTS ISSUED TO
CONNE: f. WU l' lNVENTORS
tout» \u- v issucd
furnished
nu" ‘it‘
in luitt ‘- . t I“
Ott .ll. “in
"ID tillllu 1 1-: l,"- I“
.vi'
’ii.
Brion [-OI‘I:
Ell. \fil‘lll it, Hawthorn-n
w”. ‘-‘t‘:ti(lr» lull-ll.
, Airport lim.t..v, Bridchorl, iufllntt
‘tlct'itur for l v irt: :‘tilt'ltlncn.
("linmii l" intuit. llrldchort, start
nnri :- up tlvt'm tor talking machines.
Bridge
Rent-t It}. 'tl'. Hanson,
. tail stock.
l Henry l‘. imp.) ){cw I'iutt-u, pinc-
jttppli- cratc.
‘ John mini“. Now Britain. bucklc.
.‘Jcmum B. Hit (1. New Rt'ltaiu
Ilall'llllil Hing». top Izttch nit-clianilmi
‘t'or panic bolts.
1 Edmund A, f't-Iizide. (‘. Rodmcr.
New Britain. mllcr box.
Gnome W. Troop, New Britain.
:crolas line bucklc. .
l Stuart ‘1’ Famous. New Britain.
tin-ended member.
Gown A. Arnold, Middletown, 2
pnlcntri: Spark plug. magazine ilm.
arm.
W’lllttm C. Fisher, Mlddlelown.
‘ovcn endlcuit belt.
William H. Brlatol. Waterbury.
measuring instrument.
Gilbcri llertlemeycr. H. Hecate.“
:Watcrbury. regulating apparatus,
l
l Frank L. Itowntree, Merlden.
gmctal bed caster.
' l-‘rnnk l.. Rowntrce. Merlden,‘bnll
bearing carter.
Edmn P. lttllttutlct.
- patents: Propcllnr. aeroplane.
‘ Eric M03111. East Hampton.
l‘nalllng device.
2 George II. Berry. Shelton. 3 pat-
;cnls: Back for Writers, brushes or
latmllitr toilet articles.
Turtle Marks.
M. Heminway u Sonu' Silk 00.. W»-
fe‘tnwn, "Sublimo Quality" (for all
lthtiead).
sig-
MQORE LEADS HEAL.
Challenger dor Tboeeficua'dm Tltlc
Winn Fir-rt Bloch ‘
TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov, 7.—-Georg'e
Moore. of New York. contender for.
the three cushion billiard champion
chip. took the first block in the 151!
point match With 8m Heat. of To
“lulu the title huldrlr.’ The score was
50 to It.
.- It required seventyatwo innings for
Moore to complete his string. Moore
had a high run of, a. The’ present
champion‘s best 6mm was 10.
RATHER OUTPOINTS KELLY.
NEWJORK, Nor. 7,—A- ilstlc an
gument that began‘ in South Amarillo
a few months ago. when a group of
Amerlmv boxers invaded Argentina.
was still for from being bottled after
“Augie" Rainer, onetime national
amateur chunplnn. and “Tax" Kelly.
In mum middleweight. but fought
m rountll It inanimate 'Afilhfli‘
Club but .ntcb't. ,
When
l‘l‘om‘
llowei'::0('l<. i
mlicitum of pittunlu. 1.11:3 Main slrccl.’
Fiitllk E. Vutidcrcock, Vl'aterbury,l
,hnd bran sanctlnncd by zt majority of snfrty pin machine.
Norwich. 2 l
have sent in their orders to the lunch-
t-on committal: construing of Mrs. An
drew It. Jones, Mrs. George F. lititvlcy
and Mrs. George W. Andrew.
The First Congrcgutional church will
be decorated wlth the national color.»
and potted plants will be arranged ill
from of the church. The decoration
committee consists of Miss Mary
Hoyt. chairman; Mrs. W. C. Smith,
Mr». George H. Williams, Mrs. B. A.
IIougli“ Mrs. Anna 1’. Peck and Mrs.
W. N. Cox.
Publlc May Be Admitted.
A'llllllnlun to the church for mom-
hers will be by badge of the chapter.
Tht- purposc of such regulation is set
tuitii in tho amount-cutout i'orwtirdt-d
by Mfr. Louise Lyon llarnutu, of Dan-
bury. aldlt‘ l‘l‘l'OZ‘tllllg secrcttiry, to all
clinpwrs in inc stoic. Mrs. Barnum
Knys: "To the end than daughters
may ll"! Ito dcpritcd oi their seat; by
llltlSt‘ not entitled to them. admission.
'l the tuition will he by budge onliu
.lil t‘utinctlicuf daughters ttrc tlicrc»
‘l'm‘e FP'l‘lt‘Sll'd to wear the ribbon
licdgc of lhcit' chapter or the Connec
tictlt D. \. ll. pin for identification. li.
'Iict‘c is any loom lcl’l after thc tactic
tug of the daughters, the general pub»
Inc may he admitted.”
‘ 'l‘hv program of the afternoon will
bc prnccded by n musical recital by
Nclson Ilrctt. organist; Mrs. Angie.
IIuII Ilickcitu, pianist; Miss Marion;
llltikt-IIB and Miss Ruth Holmcsuvlolln
i."s: t‘.:-~ rucitul to opt-n atlzli'l. Ac I
7 -ord":t;: to thc ounnitnct-mcnl Dough"
;.r.t “at. l't‘tiucsu‘d to bc in their seat =‘
{til the church at 1:20 o‘clock as the,
lproccsuicn of officers and sputtkcrs
lvill pin. up t‘-e ninlc promptly ill.
l l :30." f
’ ‘I‘hc proctmulon will bc one of tlicl
mosl inun‘esfivc ft‘tlllll‘t‘zl of tin ul‘tti'
, acorn- prcitrc; nzid will consist of col»
torlicurcr, pagt‘a', ushers. state ofiicers,l
I
t
ll.ii_‘tfortl.l,.pea3crg, hum-d of directors, are i
taunts of Mary \‘i’custcr chapter. and
: gucstit.
l botolsts for the tiftcrnoon'c woolen.
program will be Mrs. Antoinette Dim:
. ll, leis. lyric soprano. and James '1'. Bow- Domingo Arrieta. mother
'nutn. boss. Accompaniment for the!
uftcrnoon will be furnished by Nelson
'nmt. Mrs. Anglo Hull-Dickens, Mlu
lRutb llolmcn, Miss Marion Dickens,
.oigtui. pllll'lD and violin.
i the program of addreaacs ls being
tart-tinged by state. officers and bla not
Ina yet been announced to local men
fibers or the D. A. R.‘
The committee on ushers and pages
;consista of Mrs. George W. Merritt.
lchairman; Mrs. Henry E. Northrop,
l Mrs. John F. Woodrufl.
Mrs. John C. Downs lit in charge of
: the music and Mrs. Isabella Colcord is
l
The rcccptiou and transportation.
committcc is: him. Job“. F. \l’ccd'uif
ichuirmnn; Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mrs.
l-‘runk P. Bit. ".1, Mrs. Charles French,
){isa Sarah. l Arman. Miss Julia Nor»
ton, Mrs. John P. Perkins, Mrs. Fred
crlck A. Knapp, Mrs. llarry W. Hoyt.
furs. T. c. Millard, Mrs Gilbert Hornet.
‘Mrs. A. N. Whitman, Mrs. James 8.
:Gresory.
There are more than 5.0th members
lot the D. A. R. In the suite 0: Con-
necticut, and the suite general meet‘
’lngc are usually attended by about six'
.Itundred members. _ "
3 A large on ber‘of members or the
Chapter e be in attendence.
DEMOCRATIC courmaunous
l WASHINGTON, Nor. L—«Supple
mental contributions to the Democra-
‘ tic national amnion fund mount-
ing to 830l.446.50 since October 25.
Were med today with the clerk of the
House by Trnasurer Marsh. of the
Democratic National Commtttee. The.
largest individual contributors were
Cleveland H. Dodge, of New York,
ml Edward I... Dohaney. $25,000.—
Ameng the other large contribute
were: , .
$12,600 each, Thom” D. lance, Da-
svld .B. Jones and, Roger O. Sullivan.
’Chteoso. . ‘ ~ . i
810.000. Alvin Unlermyer, New
York. met-lei": c. Penfleld, Now
iYork; Charles J. Peabody. New York;
1". B. Peabody, 0mm. 9, ., ’
Janitor. n.‘ Lynch, u. k. Coolidge,
George 3. Mead. Frederick ‘Johnwl
and lam um Taylor. New York.
TR
m mmr 59.5%
-m., write's: "I was down with-
;tbey said, but reiugees from
Rosalia confirmed the dcatb
‘C. H. Flslicr, an American. at the
hands of the bandits who raided,“
that place.
A correspondent who reached the
border last night was informed be;
fore leaving Chihuahua City that Diff
Enoarnacion Brando Whitt. the phi-r
sician or Guerrero, Chihuahua, tuba
had been made prisoner by Villa 3
and forced to treat the bandlf'iw
Iwounded leg. was in Guerrero Qatar. ..
day in charge of Villa's temporary
field hospital. Ilr. Brando Whit). la
a Mexican citizen, not a British SW
lect. lie was reported recently byflj.
refugees front Chihuahua City In
having been killed by Villa banditl.
Refugees reaching the border qu-a
cert thaf‘ Villa holds practically.
everything in the rtate of Chihuahua».
save the capital. Seven thousand
in consldcrcd by these refusal» to hi}
it conuervative estimate of the nail»!}
her of men Villa has. Can-numb?“ ‘
soldiers. reftpgees say. are lamina)“:
Villa daily. m.
- Ho Evacuation.
CHIHUAHUA ClTY. Nov. 'lr—Evaotlg;
mlon of this city 'by the Car-rancid
forces is not being considered suffix?
an attack is made by the Villn My},
dits. the garrison will repulno Wain
(leneraI‘Jacinto Trevino decyured tow .'
the correspondent of the ”about“ .
l’l‘t‘bb‘ yesterday. 4. 9‘:
"We have more than 8.000 m .
sorted fighters In the garrison
to overcome without heavy ‘
which Villa does not possess.
cral Trevino statcd. “We act; ~
pared for an attack lud-~ my' ‘1‘) ..
are ready to tight to tire tut.
spirit of the inert la unbroken .
am determined to remain in (Dh- . .
hua City and repulse the ‘ > .
horde." .
It is expected the junction «Cum
mnza forces at Eacnlop, count ‘fl,
Jlmcnez, will be completed team“
when the forces of Genoul Wt:
nato blaycotte. (bone of
p
of
.5
on
under General Murgla, And"
forces from Plural under Gene",
Lula Herrera will meet and tom. ‘
division In command at . . .-
Murgla. The odensive agolmt
Villa bandits then will be .
according to a statement undo .
military headquarters bore. *3!le
pected General Murgln will homo
proxlniatly- 11,000 troops In-
dl‘vlslon when it Is completed. .
EL PABO. Tex. Nov. ?~:O -“
denial of the report that Club“
was to be evacuated was made by Gen
eral Trevino. Canaan commando!"
la'st night. through a telegram received,
here by Mexican Consul 801'
ill
Bravo.
Rumors around the state gum,
camps .here last night that libs m
was upcoming to move into mm
were said by General George Bell»
be based on “preparedness drills
These drilln. he added, me part. 9 ..
the regular training or all troops um
his command. . .. v_
TOQK THE HURT OUT OF HER
BACK. -
Physicians! report more cm 051;,
kidney trouble among women «.
man. Mrs. Anna. Byrd, hum.
back so I could not stand up
{but half the time. '
Pills took all of the hurt. «but ..
m the best kidney pill! I over tum"
Rheumatic pains, swollen, W
backache, stilt joints. core M9,.
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
indicate disordered kidneys.‘ my 7.;
Kidney Pills act promptly. - ~
The; Widow-“Wen. why don’t.
kiss me? "
Bpahtul Youth—fl w ld, only
some and lnmymou '.
The Widow—("Swan
man. you need it in y-
we. '
I?!”
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