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t'nst boll n-setnblrd lit-r1 iur

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[tax ’1‘. 1 ~

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.‘us Van. ti ‘1. wtma rut'hlvlfla) and
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futon-11in it) llzuid
tilt" l‘l.t3vt"

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:1'1 sid;ti1 iii F ..1-1
it'jttlc‘J re
the i't'u'erniiy upon.

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made by
1.111' it .1131.

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1111: {nth-3‘ ill,

1 '1 .711; 1"':'1~ league play-
. ' iii". ”a

totiti'nt '.s p

t'iitmnn
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.1111 II*‘\\' cuntrttctu

l‘ilrt the

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r'litit‘diititi} liittl' tin-3' have

I '11” 11 4‘1 1

birds, that Fairfleid County has ex-

ruining
.wcre very scarce,

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1.1'21 c1nonrlntouui i'1'lt :tet'.‘

.-. 1113mm.» to minor lt’il.1ie phoers oi.
-’l‘his short period will not make much

t‘iitcilnt expenses Irvin their homes

.1 :1...i- «hits 1113 1.1 its training
1 «mp. ;
(1' ”it“

i hints cast-i; >1) :is to 1:13.» the tra-
it‘llllll’ ll0tl('t‘
.1 ~11 an opportuniu to reply,
For cll.

of

,s‘ 1'. tan John

- tidesl opponcm the l't‘nlt't'nity
i'i ii»
\..I)\ has refused to have any dcit
\iilll l‘iiitz minted uguiuat grunt

oi the rttpirins. ’l'hcrcw

it c an333'21s

it
urunintotts 3oted it was
to table all fun 1139.11.94.
Consider Amendments.

litter the association spent the
1.1.ncon session in turning down thc
:<l> 01' 1111' l‘i'ott't'nity. the little
‘lLlilll to night, and con
lil9ll1s to the
mn-ditmion. which hm; i-iulut'
1.1 for fifteen .\ent‘s,

I‘t-thnt'. the minor lcugtttu
tin-it they should hire it'lti‘t‘SI'llliiiittl‘.
..n the WM

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“one
i ’ilt'li' 1's Illt’
associic

.1113 it ti L112. 1

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till UllL’,

National t‘oninni-tsion 15

job. and tin ll"1lt'iltllil("’..i

'ci;1:i.1n tori..ti.uliou m-tkin:

ltrlngr

I‘tci.

this about 1'. its proposcd.

it '31'.1.-: pn’tztcil out

l‘t‘l'i'tatfillli itc could only be ob
'liie
tt'llllill
I

the
0“

was; inatt'ucied
he don.
such repri-

:ovc'nint'

Lilts‘, Ht (-iut'Jl')’
wiut could
association

bitsehttll‘s

f.) M to
ltl'tl('ll“t'

_ 1:111:11 ion
I od3

Auotht r auundnttnt to the itss tlt'lli

tion («institution would cut down tht l “

Intmbi rsliip of the .\n it '~:il Ilottt'd oi
Arbitration from nine

in't's

to live
l:;\‘tti:tlil1‘ to most members. as it ucn
t-mll3 is conceded that the
board Is unwieldy.
Seek Rec'auification.
Atto'hc: un'ttztiiznnt szi'cks the
("ossification of il':l‘.;llt‘.~‘.
('iitsiticrttl 1-}: one ti
‘ttilillll inittic.

present

the most int

the meeting,

 

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Simi- 111' 1!l l» m; "1 ‘ ' ' ~ '
. it 1. .lt..itt.. to tilt nusocia imp,

t'ntirt- rc»
lenttuc mup.
definite on .thin point
:‘ilillulil‘it‘t‘tl i01nor1".o\3
motion:
minor

in furor
l itiiwilin; oi; titc
..t.l somt thing:
1 :13 111'

Other
l: '113'131'11

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ion ut'i- oi :.11

minor

league ow 13c rs tint]

i'11'
l-ti'

oi 1‘.t- ttutionnl board cuntc

discu‘simi during tonight'n ses-

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NOT A WORD FROM FULTZ.

‘.‘...—

Paternity President Reiusns to com tent rules

men! on Tyrodovigit,
have Fultz, pzesidcnt of the Play
1- ~ It‘rateruity. re 'ttsed to make any

“3111119111 last night when told malir'cqultemcnts
11' National Association had tabled letting fr

l < "Pstlluii (ms

“For the present I shall hold my'
1"..ct'said Fttl'z “At lcast I

l‘ alionul Assot' tittion,
‘lrme somtthing to #:13.’
.
Fuitz said seveiitl weeks ago that

33 hon I shall

3.5mm of the conditions in the minor

leagues were. intolerable. and sold
'ihere must'bo a chance befo: 9 next
season. We will absolutely insist on
that“

 

MANICURIST WHO MARRIED
WEALTHY YAL'E STUDENT
to SEEKING ALIMONY

levute Shepard “noted a manicur-
ixsu wife 0! Mills H. Hunted at Yale
and Greenwich. In linked the super
‘rr court 16 nitfimhor alimony white
bur husband's divorce vault in pending.
.i’m aim uh lor on allowance with

which to defend The too-
than on now tor Wt DO-
tmtudoohllllndtouportorooort
out PM”. . P

The amount: “to. am will re-
Iulreololn Minuet-tho

National Amitiution and at.
1 i sprint:

to.

mom-1 .
. ptrcituse 1113' atock iii the
hll"!l :1 reduction scents to be.

l““lnuprcmc council of the Royal Arca-

ntitl this is!

.dii‘iercnce to hunters.
.1111 changes in the pi'ot't'dure; the partt'idges u chance to tnuiripi3 in

national liliul'ti in plfl)t‘l'5‘:‘ho llit'alltimt'.
that ii" shooting continues for ziittilllt'rlt
ot’ tlic club's tlci‘erise,i."t‘dl'. the pariridgc may become prac-

:- mum—Irw-

PIM tiliilll
m M11111

Discussing the [rodent open scam”!
to. iconic. Fairhcld i‘ounu hunttt's
rt't'nl united in the bcltel that this
season has been the bourt'nt season
int game oi all kinds, and especially

pericnced in over ten years.

One Norwalk hunter who has been
in the woods considerably this sea-
son. said this morning, that partridge
and woodcoek were
practically gone. He also stated that
it is being agitated by the huntcrs' oi'
the county, to maki- an amtt'til for
horinc the law remain on pnrtridrcs
for two years iti Fiiitiield t‘ounly.

and it will giw

it is land b3 sonic.

111call3 «mint-t in l-‘iiiriield county

. 1
who lr .he

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i

1 argument in invot' of them, :111ti"""

li£'("ili 1i:
sol... lit‘ilt‘.lti to how bad 21

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i

Fallimlfi 1:13 thc H'urcity oi‘ bird:
lilir' fail. to the 3113 ttttsuti.:tuttot'3'
halt-hilt: st'uson experienttti inst‘

'rllt‘flalllt 1' 33'.is damp and

cold. and it is believed that in 11112113
in 131111» eyua were unwind from
t~' l-' 11'“ 11:11:11: littora' {1.1} were

lilllt'itti 'l'hc dump i'liili3 itt'ulhct i:

‘.t‘l'_\ bi‘ti

chi-c on thi younu birds 13112.11 are

'ii'.i.1-t:..i in protected pitti'vp,

‘to the nu.

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How ‘
that. such ‘

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rthe old members are threatening lcfi‘
l

mhnll
. crease
3 hi until I hear oiiicinll3 from the .mp-

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111nm 3'.itb the consint oi the bit: lcu ‘ ,

 

CH AN CE W ANT 8 $50,030.

Says He Will Manage Cubs ti Paid
That Sum for Two Years.

L05 .\NtiilJC.‘ 1.11., ."\o\. it}.
"1.1nk (i!.lll'_'t‘ is willing to return to
iilt‘ ix'utionul League
t'lntugo t‘ub» piandinz: lilt'
anion» No
for its ltt itntnv his terms,

its titttndut't' ol‘
col)

\‘tt lll St)

.lti
:il‘t‘ :«..tisi'ntlory.
ycstt- duy
"1 " itrliti 3.3“.111'1 tor l‘it'lllti'.'llll.' tho
ot tuu

“liit'li i.~~

it

tub” for :1 term 31'at's

32.111.111 a season,
when lie
‘.ot'k Morin-1::

"11‘ the t‘nba should wont be
cnom‘i to nit-ct these
tii'ng run he uri'hnued sittisl‘actoi'll)
itc‘t'." said Chance, “The matter
I111: been dittt'ttv‘wd with l‘owcra. who
stn '.'ltli that he would not stand itt my
should it suiiiciently ultrattiyc
oi‘ier be made. Powers probably would
Los Angelou

i'i-ct-ivcd 312.11 the
.- .-3.

badly

tiutttes t'\.'i',\

ll}

club."
INCREASE IN ROYAL ARCANUM
RAT-£8.
’l‘hc increase in rates made by

 

the

num at its recent special session will
.','0 into cfiicct iii December.
older members, who have been pity-
ttu initdequute proportion of their

mortality claims, the increases are

very heavy, in some misc-.1 being don '

bled and trebblctl. t'uder the new
plan the premium is lived by the ago

”“‘”"“~" 1“m“0"“:of the individual member and 1,11.

' -. :itccmdlug t0 the ages (outing with-
. 11-11 [layers and chance.- in the rut; m g'. specified group

up ‘

A nicmber 50 years of age will now
have to pay II monthly premium of
$14.05 as compared with $4 (it for-
math, for a $3. 000 IKillt‘)’.
over 65 years of age will my
a iiiouth as against $16. 03 at preu
The actttattcs agree that

.1he changes will put the order on it.1
and willI

100 per cent. acturiitl busisp
enable it to comply with tilt the rigid
of the new laws tegtt‘
aternal insurance. Sonic 01

.gal tproceedings to oppoz: c lite in-
bui the. ofllcers claim that
1r right 10 make the advance has
be. 'u upheld bv the supreme court or
ltht‘ ~Zlnited States.

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[ HA‘RKNESS HEADS NEW ASSOCIA-

T!0N.

(‘HK‘ACQ Nov. 16. ~Mztnagcrs of
3itiuslly ortry important automobile
‘ilit’t'dwny in the country met in (‘hi-
cago yesterday and organized
American Speedway association The
plan is to have automobile (racing
tearing. campaign on the circuit. ouch
neutron and to promote public interest
in automobile lacing throughout the
country.
\ork was elected president,

M

TMMHT'I BEST 300'".

ll Kann- City; Jim Flynn vs. Joe-
londa at Donor: M Clinton VI.
Frankie Brown of Lowrance; huh-1'

”my «hm hunt. it m'
““133

new draw

01‘
, I
uppi'oxe

011 tltc

'l‘honc‘
$31.91

titer

Harry- S. Harknoas of New:

 

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itiitttitttt nittn '

liSl mm

M AYE); Not
hard iootball prattiu Ib‘eiore the
l‘t'inttton game Mill be held in the
“out thin afternoon. The first
shond trains \t'tll haw a drill in NW-
t'et lo: half an hour. after which the
gates will be thrown open to enable
the students to sec the remainder oi
the work. The entire student body,
huided by :1 band. planned to march
to the field to cheers and
songs.

The physical condition of a number

IlW

tlilr'

practice

of players still causes the coaches
considerable anxiety. Letlore, the
stir back. is. believed to he tittincd

down too finc. and he will do noth-
iiii'. except run through signals and
pi‘nt'llt’f running for the remainder
of the week.

\‘i'hile‘Yulc lllt'"ll generality are opti-
tnistic over the outcome. they are de-
manding odds from Princeton. 'l‘hc
hitting so for bus been light.

 

DAUGHTERS SLAIN, PARENTS
HELD.

Presumed Case of

Suicide Develops

Into Murder Mystery.
l'tiXTIM‘. Ill. .\‘oi', tor-Mr. and
‘~I1'.-'. Jacob llictnct' and their tluugh

Magdalena on held under 8111,1th
Ahonds t‘ztt‘lt yesterday. following ”19‘
finding of thc body of another ditttuiz-
lit‘l'. t‘hrir-tine. in the Vermilliou River
hcrv. The girl’s ncck “an broken and
tlw skull fractured There nus no
water in her lungs

liienier ii venerable mun oft "‘.’.
healthy and prominent. lie in u it‘-
till” iurmct' and owns much land.

.\li‘li llit‘mt'i‘ tiis:tpp"ttt‘ed 01127.
'l‘lu- family mid she had gone to l-‘Ioi-
bill to .1pond the winter. This week
‘ .\Ii's. Frank iiuinca. rowing llCl'Ots‘ri the
river. found the body, it wart ldentl
find by the father and the theory oi
Wtuicide accepted until the Coroner or-
'dcrcd an autopsy. Then it wail re-
K\'t\.tl'il that win- had been murdered.

Mr. and. Mrs. meme? bud their
draught-1 1' were formally ohttrlzed with
iiiaiisinutrhtm.

RUSH CHANGES PLANS.

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PRINCETON. N. 3., Nov. 16.
(‘hunring his pittllil in order to get a

better line 011 Md backfield men,

and.

,iudepende‘ t ‘

ItII mu liIII

W" firth Mm lance-at in:

him II oi the lug» Hui

 

\'-~'¢1:3 hour.)
writing lcttets and 3isning New York
in iiiurt net in touch
with league barketlutll playt'rn so its
to organitc a team oi ”19:“ men in
Norwalk this wiittetr the INorwuik
management has decided to turn
down all oi lllt' lcacue material, and
bring it it'll!“ into Norwalk (‘Ollllttlst‘d
of independent playetu who (“all be
depended upon to set'vc the Norwulk
team. first. tart and all the thinic.
. Aitcr haunt; intt'r3icued Manager
Manning. oi lllt' i'ormet' Elizabeth. N.
J . the Norwalk manage
ment iit'litlt‘tl brim; the old
lliiauheth lt-‘iilli. which in now playing
independent hull us 21 re. tilt of league
ditilcnittce, to .\‘ut'wuik. an rcpi'i st-ntst-
oi this city in the buski-thnil
’l'lin- 1111111 l‘tllltiirl.‘ of l’uidet',
t‘olutnhiu College play-r.
“lint, posstbit' illt‘ \\'ititc who mud.-
~iltii a pond showing wit} .\‘131
1111mm h..~t 3tiit' forwards forwards;
lu:; \‘i‘athuk and [lunch
both oi" \'...t'lil lune ll't'H seen in 111-
tion in Kut'ualk before. 11‘ words.
'l'li. twin i‘tlil't'rt‘lllt'd liltiitbt'ilt lost
your in t inter-Stutt- League, «hr.»
in; 1111' with pull ot‘ the season. but
mum: to sonic trouble 33inch urns.-
bc‘wccu Manager Manning and tile
Ietiuut- di‘ttttpo'd trout the circuit. and
[Ilil}‘|‘tl indeprndcttt bull in Elizabeth
in oppoaition iii the league icnm
which wits latct' placed in that city
.1.-.oi'din_.' the rumors which lime
tentht'd the Norwalk llii'lluiu'lilt'itl it
itltlettln that tip- league lti out to do
Norwulk and K has been rumored
tin-.1 1‘- wtmiti ”hunt {or Nurwaik 11
act regular pin . for their playing
uiphte. For t fneauou the local
lilitnllllt'fllflnl bud“! dedfito net an all-

.‘tilet' tar-cutting iiiuhy

..ii, an to

lcuguc 11.11111.

hits to

tit cs
\vu; iii

an old and

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' \RTS of ALL SORTS

 

fl
LMW“ filiilltliiifl fill llilIiill
Many Nation to Come Scion It:
County Court: 1:- Bridgeport. [AND m WWI
Friday
A uuufn‘v at t: 1‘.) at local into-res!
will in- luwd unit-no.1 1n li.1' super . (Continual From First ingot
‘ur and UllililUll Me... ('oztrt Judge ‘.‘-
l'ldwtn lt iiau-r wall I‘I‘cr’ltlt' in the} Peculiar Ailelationl.

Aside from the acrimotu uiiibitti
by the two iat‘x'3ers. The 1rial 31-51142
day afternoon developed other inter
esting points. Miss Davenport was
'described by her own attorney as "not

HUN] y; Austin V, \\'111. 3311131.“, being quite right," She is (Tr'dlled
F 34 uinlan m" pinintm‘ and ,| it. 'l‘avuw‘m having influence brought to bar

to have her personal counsel tor many
tor and Goldsi-huiidt tor dc :Wa“ rt'lulnt’d to bring a tort-closure
i'cntiant lleitudant's motion for more bull against llrr. A it't1er. written

5111 :rmr (711111 lllltl Judge Howard ll.
Scott Hi the ('Uilii oi t'uuitu-m l‘ir'ab.
The list of I'r costs follow

Court of Common teas

Louis '

Sfupcifir statvtncnt. by her, was quoted to 1hn etiect that,
- . ,. - tould the Oneonta bank ush it
"mm“ (V “0"“? \s. lltotuas t‘doreclo ure suit sic "wo ‘id d )
Shuttuhness: I--\' i.” F . .- .. 5 ' ‘ ‘ it top
“ ' " ' '* ‘ '1" Ntll'l' dead. and her ekctuwis could sue the

tli'! and E. l Quinlan lo" deiemlau'.
Defendant’sdilution tor bonds for pro»

bank for damages.
sil'lc for her death.

holding it respou
Miss Davenport

‘nccution. further claimed that Attorney Davis
l‘harl. >- 1 TI r w v.- \ .1ati lattctuhtcd ‘111 't'ocrci- her into

‘ N I ‘ V. A “ ""1“f making a will, in winch he “'21: to b.-

'0"‘ l‘ U' “”“nf‘ ("r lllullll't‘i owl \t\. wanted sole beneficiary. This .\11'. hit-

F vis denied,

While on lllt' stand yesterday hit.
Davis declared he and Miss haven
tort bud lit't'll on tety friendly terms
up to a few months ago. before .\llt'
trouuht the null against the bank,
"hitting him as out of tin defendants,
Ho- titii'lnreti itt' litid it'itt lit-ti" ltiOYlt‘}
when she was without the “hire 1‘."
('t'fiiliiil's of lift and iii‘ httti 111'. Still!
{’3 Mr in. loan. and that t'ht' nut ti him
money todtty.

Davis Surprised.

'I‘tummmiy tor defendant
Benjamin \1'. tliTt'tt \s
Toolit'r, lit nub and (‘ui'tlec for plain
tii‘i‘ and t.‘ .\l “"101 tor for defendant
l’l.1‘1itti’l':~ tttotimi for special buil
Superior Court
and Straight 3s
('ttli~‘lrlll"lt'li t‘otiipuu_'.'. \\':1lsh iilltl
Hilbllt‘n i‘rti' 11!.ii'11ii'l‘ unit .ltifit'pi‘. it.
Taylor for H'l'lll‘tll Qililli‘x‘l', (tarnish

[tuft (‘.'

i'. 'x‘pu.

The .\lzit'tng

cc. 11ml Land and Land Judgment.
'v-i... ..y‘ t" '. ‘.‘.»
Aloud“ .lenmvitt' Fauntleroy llnl‘t its .U“ '1' "‘ 11111.1.111'r 1;!” “h: I‘LL:
.. . :2 .- van \'l‘l‘\' in 11-1 Sll”l)l‘l>1'l .11
“Jump H. II )3: I 1: . ' . 3' - H I . '

. _ " ' ""“h R '.‘-h” lt'urn Ill.“ “1% “1131191111. in whom
for plaintiiY ..titi .l. Lindsay Hoyt to" g... 1....‘1 um»; :1 t't'lllillvlllilii ud3t.~.ot
(lPTV’iiliil‘l To place on uncontested and it'tendl3 coutueior {1.1' manyk
list Itxt' failure to tile wisp”: .\li \‘1ttld Into “title” it letter. 33111121111
tno'iiv' bond-attic ”to. h.“ ”Nimitz???“ m “91ml?“Fholtufffiyed

. . . 1.1111 111' Itnc'in .fl\' gs 1:11 ' 1111'
1 t ' Q. " 1- . , _ V .
111. Ninth .\«_r33ulk .1111an litiltl‘ mm 11;. 1113 “Hum“- ennui“ ii hm“;

3" Joseph Souyer. "1. his William F minimum-.1 prntret'diiigs because of hi 1'

Tammany for pluiritifi :1 ‘. tlcotce l' iniitm- 1-1 lllt't’l the “3.131111 lliilt‘ lit"
liowcll r... tuna-1...... 1r .11.“. Main “You" 1"? ”“5- "PVWl‘H-‘V ‘” ""1
. . , , , . 1.11.1:1 \ti tho .\ttur.._\' Ii .\I
till» 1111111111. or t. ' 1s ' 1' vii", ‘ ‘A ‘

'_ did‘ ute {d ‘N lmkwoud paint or the city court oi
or ltiiti'ltttwu'u lor iil‘ilillli.‘ on 11'1'- Noiwalk bad on neural occaoions
[111.1 of Pavlt|>01l ”Follows for ltll't‘ brought .suit against her. She aitltnt
closure by t‘l-lt'. ed 1211M .lttdgc l/Jckwood :tlwuy;

Hurrv Al \‘onnus 1'13, Alvin R "itai'usSt-d‘ hm" "”m‘mm" personal
' .. .. . 'ropi-rtv instead c" l‘t‘ill estate. and

. 1 . '~ 1 . ~ l‘ 3' .
u“ rdt, “' 11am A '“m' ' h ' k" managing to make the pi'OhbS it much

pluiutifl’a 1d 'I‘H'm‘ R- T431“? for “0 tnotc expensive one than ordinal”!

lflntlttni. Deniuv'ror. Ft'itr 3311s tell by .\li.,~: l‘ut'cnpoi‘t. iii-.11
l'ldtur News W. Sarah E. ilecrs. she would attitt'i "tail into Judge

Leoi "i 11' minim. hormone or l'o‘k‘“""” l"‘"‘ ' .
NW “ H 1‘ Another letter 13 rittcn by Miss li.t-

titai talc [to on uncontelrd list.

‘ venpori contained one oi her intercs.
Frank ltobnck ts. George \\. Sher

in; and unusual opinions. She said

5995‘ u“. 1' at a ct at. lineal: and (.‘andee for that altlmuuh he: mentality and spirit
'pi‘ {mu flu . ")‘v‘w 1'. get play platoon“ and Joshua .\Ielmr for tie “in still it: good axis-3.0: bin 3m:
't‘l'r‘ “‘llh Mlufiflp 1k ' l~ 'lvt Inc'tl feudal“. l"E‘fittIll (or fitiiurt' in nu 37:3? “3:31)??th 3:13:11:th “$12.“
lint-1111.11 “mum V9 1’9" W“ doubt SW” lilt‘. persist In pushing it I'oreclonut‘tt suit
I'tit ii" Norwalk‘. would. lune bud Alfred G, Southey 3's. George W in n". cvcnt m' my “pan. ur‘dpr such
basketball on holiday nigitlti. With Sherwood. et al. Keogh and Cnndcf circuiustauces. Bite said. her aduiinto

: Coach John I'm-l1 planned to send ”It“

eiev on till uuuh

l’iinctton '3atsity
another scrimnntue lute todu3 in pre-
'put'ution iu'.' the Yale
on Stilttt'duy. Yesterday's hard drive
in acriniuiauc it it the men in it much
imprmcd condition both physitull)
and in their knowledge of new v'atiu
lion» in ionnudon to he used in the
int-inst the New “tin‘ll term. The
coki. crisp weather today ht-lpcd to
put the men on edge.

- ‘ bt‘
loot pull untnc,

All the injured player's 13rc round.

iuu into condition rapidly and Coach:

Rush will have plenty of good men on
hand to put into the game is the regu.
lurs become disitbleti.
some doubt whether
. will get into thc contest

lluve Tibboii
He is prac-

'l‘hcrc is still ,

independent players cmt‘tpouing thc
tetiut bowovcr. this mutter 1a assured.
The season will open iii the local
nrmot'y on Tlil’tlillsgh‘lng night and
1h0 opponents of the local team will
either Yonkers orbthe Brooklyn
Nationals. Tit? Brooklyn team is the
same quintet that appeared in .\‘or
walk for the last game of the season.
yast your. l-Iitltcr of the Visiting
tennis will put tip it great brittle.
Whether "Big" Georgc Smith can
be secured hythe Mirwalks is as yet
undecided.

 

SAILORS LOST IN STORM.

"I,
TOLEDO. 0.. Nov. 16.-——.\lissing

since eleven o'clock Tuesday morning.
two men in commodore Charles H.

;Grcening's speed boat, the Baby llam-

bier (‘llnt Wynn. it. and Schuyler

litm, goal kicking, but is not yet in: Bartholonnw 17.112131) been given up

condition to get into Scrimmage

 

FOUR FIRES AND FOUR
FALSE ALARMS STIR
SPRINGFIELD POLICE.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass.. Nov. 16.—
Four fires. two oi which were 01‘ in

fcendian origin. and two of which Lakes

were of suspicious nature and tour
{aloe alarms, took place in less than
two, hours last night. A man was
seen riding away from one tire on a
bicycle Police olftctuls searched tho
city ,armcd with a meager d' s'ctlp~
i tion of the man, but were unaucress-
tfui. The most serious nos a blaze
in Tisuity Methodist Chu ch. causing
‘Lamako estimated at $1000 The
false alarms were rung in while the
department 33 its answering other
calln.

 

 

COLD CAUSES LOSS To APPLE
. CROP.
-'H00.D RIVER, 0re.. Nov. 16:-
Based on reports from all apple dia~
trlcto or the northwest. sales agency
ofllclola hero tbdny- eotimote the aggro.
gate toms .to the apple industry bi
the cold wave Which-bu mention for

l neatly n whet: put. ot "whom The
naming Levi-sky 1:. Carl Mom. front. it m an. to: tooth um tor;
1.130.000“
vmuaootuutbmm-orr-

obipnmit ' .11meer

on”. nutm..m new

tau. rawdtumnmfle

LP“ 1- m at man.“ no
«W

I

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for lost I

The men started in the teeth of a

ignite to (trite the cruit trom Monroe

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wkllllit’s away. to Toledo for dry dock
and have not been heard from since
The Baby Ramblet was one 'ot the.
fastest semi hytlropttmes on the G exita

 

“cm which yield su‘ashntial
do on mono; inVoolod
advancing to higher market price:

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1 WW. .
Hula Mining 1

-3 “ennui! 'p

Galen Oil 8. has

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Sand for complctonparloTJOom (Ito about companies-
Our cotton! would; Math: Ruin cont-it'll "porn on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

United Alley Steal
II! lambs

UI’cltir Oil 81 lei.

Marylin Oil & M
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mutter tract 9 '

On Illa hull of prcvmi v; quotations there. are n author of

L1 . dd' “Kitfil they pd“!!! Waikififiu of

trutor could sue the bunk tor damages

for plaintiff and Joshua Mclizer for ’l‘i l d l [ r ‘ l i
. :1" .1 , . . _ t - ‘ ten s 11' cxpottu et a I! cu eng- .
deihdaitt. 1 “lm for iutlurt 0 m .the detail of ti case she had heard

answer.
.\i inn to

of atom: similar lines. .
Lawyers in Wmngle.
k11o3'.h.l:tt‘.“

Southcy 3s. (‘.eot'tzc \\'

Shot 13 oud c1 nl. KtOl-‘ll and t‘undce “To 1111‘ best of 30111'
tor plaintiff and Milton “(- m... or Attorney Leo Davis was asked. “has
.\Iiss Davenport interred that you

i i c .
defendant. i 1.11111 for int ore to it :t‘ocrccd h" in any wily. m, “mummy“

““3"". “to deceive her?"
Pearl Southey 3's. George W. Sher- No' ' dcclnrctl Mr. Davis. "The
wood .ct al. K... g}, and Cam)”: tomonly ones‘i have ever heard infer
‘1hat are y & Gray!" And he

plaintiff and .loahuu Mellzcr for (11‘- ‘ '. .- .

fondant. Default for failure to iile_fight“;rl;fit‘d:fi;:t$“"“n of ‘1”

answer i "Now, i take exception to that.“
Filt'tl tie'tton vs.\\1ilian1 J GP ct.tton torpliSed Joseph P. Gray.

Warm and 11111111011 for plaintiff. 1111 Another point “here the kin'icrs‘
mitected divorces tt‘eud cropped up was when Mr. Dmis

( ‘- ' iwas on the witness stand under cross-
CHM) 1" Burgess "5' examination in V ("-97 "~ "-

in

Anita liurccss.

Caleb A. Burgess prov. iiucontest-iwa5 reading from one 01' [up don;
ed divorce. ‘mentary ext hint, when Mr. Davis
,_._ . . isunimarily i1 tenupted: I

i "That is wrong!" he shouted. “You
DEUTSCHLAND REMMNS {are not reading that rightt" And he

AT NEW' LONDON BERT"§leaned back in his chair paying no
atte:,ition {or the moment. to thepro
..ceedings Mr. (tray looked surprised
is Still and confused.

“Where lune i been

NEW LONIiO‘x‘. .\‘(lv.16.’-The Gcr- i
man submarine Iterttschland
here and there is nothing to indicate; a t d d d

i n “ 1mm , .w.rong ' 1e eman e
that She rite d8 to g“ a M ed 'Thero‘ . That is number 538 and
lately. This morning more goods were incl 33%" . ~
taken on 1’0"“ including “We?“ "‘W.ell well' lie certainly could be
sacks of mail \0 sllbmt’rgcncc testsgn little more courteous about it'" Mr
were attempted today iGrny declared, appealing to the judge '
__ Judge tumor with a smile advised
, that less strenuous and more to the
~Try o Sentinel “out Adv. in, answers be given.
1 Judge Not Interested.

At another point when there wet-1'
indications that Messrs. Gray and
Earls would again clash, Judge Gager'
waved his hands angrily at the some
time, and cried:

,1 “Tltere there, an on! i don‘t w' .tnt'
to tread on this debatable ground any I
more. than is nooessufy

When another question was put to.

reading it

 

 

.urm in the form cf regal-r divi-

Those which merit your non-

0 ' .- Mr. Davis by Mr. Gray, the former
tripartite Boat , m, . 1
"Why that’s about the very suit,

I I

lanolin Refining . .
3“ “Sill ‘ . you‘ve brought against me at another

ll : ' :imc He's tzying to try the halo oil
. them here."

There were many objections raised!
by Mr. Gray concerning the answers.
some sarcastic, some bitter and all

 

. cation It Ila.
lute Soot!
,M.W .
com to Pam '

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ruled. and each time he took excep-
tion. Once he remarked:
"1 1mm way to your honor, though!
it diner from you very widely. Your
are trying the mo."
“Certainly," onllod Judie Gogol-.1
. "you ve don. II. before.”
Lower bonito Ind-mom
Hr. 0on mud to chow tint
lotto” at an. Don-port owing It
In ohm-d

 
 
 

 
 

 

[lit‘l

sharp. given him by Mr. Davis. ml”: Are Paying the “in”
‘noorly every instance he won over i '

 

.t. 1.. L...»- . v.1 LII $300.

in t. "

:'~1.11-,»:8 in 1‘ if
no (Kind. A to... ..m. l in“: .uu p114
« l' Into no.1“ nod in. .h-
punt: L."‘|lli“l}.&. .\ltrr itutei._‘i{'..
or. me man and arm. tor other «I
-~.' btwilitzr 1111.111. Judi-‘e dimer dc
ildred tilt‘ tjflcoliun vi the allegation
iii- to ueut3 bun; coiiimitttd in te
relying so exorbitant at tee, rested on
the tact \tlwlhti Mr, Gardner was
1h»- agcnt of the bank, which Joined
the money, or oi Miss Dot/ctiport, who
rct'r-tt'ed the loan.

.\iiss Davenport. an elderly woman,
has llt‘l't'ittftlri: gained much notoriety
through llt'r uiiegi-d ccccnti'icities. AL
on“ lillll‘ slic is said to have held a.
sperm and bi) deputies at bay.
had (diit'tl to dispmsebé her, but.
tailed. tier [Ulitlltt‘bb tor dogs and
other animal: is clntmt-d i0. ham
alienated itc tricndship ot’ many 0!
her Wilton neighbors. Speaung of
his client, Mints Davenport, yesterday.
Attoi'ne3 Gray and;

Incompetent Says Lawyer.

“Sin t'il'lklllll) l: ini'unpetcnt, :11
31111 ('il'l see b3 thc way she managvd
bu:lliv:.) attain."

' I.- ttici't- .1113 c.1d1ncc 31111 can :ub-
nit. upon point i could basc iiit‘ in~
(\Jliipt‘ t'ltt'} 1'“ ktékl‘tl Judge Ginger.

‘.3onc.‘ Mr. Ura3 replied, “otht'i'
thzen her letters You have hennt
tome rambling ‘UL’ltCr'l‘it‘liL‘F' noted.
hne‘s ccrtuuly pt—t'tiltui and manipu-
litiitltlt' nitnough lbtrz‘ urt- ~.'.oui-' good
spot: on iur mind. lint slit‘bwum-u

i don‘t know i\ p.11 4 ' and he tam t
his arm: on ll dmpuiiinw (vi ti'il' tint.
:11: 1111' mutt Mufti to de. 1111 11.1 1'19““
llll'fliiil condition.

.\ll 'iit'ough
t‘hllit'taltllih oi' opinion regarding his
client. fitiss inninpot't sat on one oi‘
the sputtttor': bczic'ms. she trowni-d
taught.» at llit- (the statements made
by ill r counsel, and while not taking
1113's.. likiditttl uotcs on lllt' back of
:in old cuvetopc, bill} whisperi'l
31 i'iitntuily 11.- a companion,

Arnumcnis were tinishid yetitertluy,
and hearty 11m exhibits were filed.
\\ t'b.n a week briefs will be tiled by
lliL' contesting lawyers.

1. . a. url‘.

V- t.

TROPICAL PRODUCTS INDUSTRY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6n-Amoi‘l.
cans are now using nioi'e'tiian 11 bit-
lion dollat's' worth of tropital pro—

ducts it. year. it is shown in import. '
' ntatistu ..

the
merit of (‘omwrrr today.

Depm ;‘
Tht‘ (11531

open out by

mud has doubled in ten yeur5,_and~

since the war began has grown by
25 percent.
Some or the tropical jrlit'len tho

United States .purchases and ihell‘_ .
value are given: Sugar. $314.tittti,otiii;
rubber and substitutes. $159.0t10.001l;

raw silk. 820.000.0110; c‘oflee, 8116.:
000,000: fruits. 855,000,000; tobacco,
$38.0Q0.000. '

~—

 

TWO AR EINJURED IN REAR-END.

COLLISION.
STRA'rt‘iEw. Nov. 16.~'l‘wo per-

sons Were severely injured in o roan.
end trolley collusion near here int .

night and were sent to the Bridge-
port Hoapitai. Harry Kovulchuk at
Waterbury received it serious initi'y

to his law and William Curie rem-Iv. "

ed lacerations about the head and;
body.
were shaken up and received minor.
injuries. One car had stopped be-
cause of a broken trolley pole and a.
second car ran down a hill and crnalt.

ed into the first.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov.
format conference on commercial edu~

cation and discussion of civil service’-
reiorm were on today's program of

the third annual onlorence on univer-

sities and public service in session»

here. During the afternoon the deié~
gates planned to make a tour of lit-

apcttion oi the principal commercial"
and industrial establlslirgita of th _.

city. .

THIS AND FIVE. CENTS!

 

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DON'T Miss 'rt-its‘. Cut out into

slip enclose live cents to Foley k
1.00.. 283 5 Shelli-aid Ave. Chicago, I

writing you. name and address cleuL“

You w: it rcccivcdn return a trial
package containing Foley's_ Honey
and Tar Compound. for bronchial'
cone-.1111 fifth; and occur); Foley Kid-
my Pills for pain in states and back
1lieuuiuio‘rdti.~ backache. kidney

Iv.

 

 

Prices For All inds Of
JUNK

Telephone or Send Postal 110.;t
L: EFFRON

3 Rowan St.- .

-mw

They -

Attointy tirny's frank.

 

The other eighteen passenger: ”

 

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