let-III! finalise II let
'0». lit. The tour-
een Hurvlrd und'
-, which in put
, L the day before
lh ta at New London,l
uvtt .. extracted-this .luue. This,
“he decided upon at a recent meet.
in; of 1hr l'e‘kfllla and itnit'eflsity ofl1-‘
t,:«l> ‘rlt New "viii t
0f tilt business transacted at the}
11.“t‘illl}.’ t‘ouch tlur Nickulls of thef
Y; l.- m v. write» the following in to:
dill's lrlbllt‘ of the “Yale Alumni.
\‘l' till": i
lel. \lciklellum ftlte referee) was!
,1! ill killilil.lttiil' power in dentin;
n ‘il liu' polo-int: of the course. whilh
|l|'r\lt1 .‘lll'il ii {HHUTP last year.
"illiv lllli‘tzlli‘f race: arc to bf“
l'l'lH‘ii Ill'l‘ the upper end of the;
l't.ll>t‘ 'lillh t‘Ulll’r‘t‘ is to be betterl
flagged and bottled. signals are to be’
‘ri I'll lit Middle lulled»: inititt'diatfilyl
1n .tll't out! at the slut-l oi the race-J
:.l -l .i pllxtllc tell phone service is to
iv liltinii'ti it! bt'h endn and at the
nightly tli il.t* t‘tllli'HP lobe at the ref?
“1‘1".“ lit—posh] durum the (tor of thc:
n 4mm for tlw l-ll-arance t'. the course:
Ztllti tor the purpose of advising the
publit its to ill! proceedings."
\‘lt'litlir. who is now on his vinyl
but-ll to lint-laud, praises the new
\ it (omn- Hit the ”tr‘lhlllt'ltit‘ Ilitet'
.l lu- b) an "the best in America."
tl' Mix with» litiithiul mt del-lode;
bx tlw t..ll lmlllu. he says: “We ctin'
look itii'\‘llil‘li to the emitter with ltnpes.’
if no. “llll itih-llillll’ confidence of
a t'ttll'ltit’lt‘i) \‘it'torimh rennin."
TODAY'S GAMES.
littt't'urtl \S Brown.
\‘ltlc \e. Princeton.
.\lllili'1‘.\‘l ve. Williams.
’i‘ults is. Bowdoln.
llitl'illtotltlt vs. “'th Vii-ciniu,
l'clnlsvlt‘unia rs. Michigan.
I'orncll the. Moss. Armies.
\‘\li‘.('1l.\‘l‘ \'.~l. Colgate.
i’itialltlluh \s. (‘zirnecie Tech,
l‘ulmnhiu \e‘. “'t-slcyttn.
v‘tlllllllltlie \ri. \‘Illiillltn'fl.
\Yt'l‘l .‘oinl \:‘-. Ritt'ititzfieid Y. M. C.
A.
Hill? (‘l'owz \s li‘ot'tllittttt
'fc ll‘hl‘l u. Middlcbtti‘v.
“vol-with \> t'onn. Augicl-t,
“\‘tfll llllti .lctl. \.~' \Vusli lilltl LU“.
\‘vtt \‘nll. l'llit'crsity \n'. Mitrfi’illlld‘
A:i'ii.~.
'lli turd '30 iii. Yule “)0.
l'ollllllllilt. w. Wenleyztil.
Georgetown \F. N. t‘. Agfllch.
l.t-hi,ch Vin Frank and Marshall.
Noll-c lltllm- \'5. Michigan At’fllcs.
\‘, li. Stute vs. 7’ l. Shite.
l't‘llll ‘x‘ttltc vtt. Lafayette.
Slut thnlorc vs. llickilmon.
illusion t‘c‘lvttc \‘lt. “C l’. L.
MANAGER CARRVZAN TO BE: A’
. FtMANPIEn -
"I“.lHTnN. "6!, NW; N it Wits
announced ltcre vmterdnv that Henry
1' l'llillll‘l', \Vlilittt‘t I“ (birch-tilt. Chan.
1. \l'ulkcr. John ii (willntllm and Pat-
l‘l“li 1 Univ intend to organize tt'ttqt
clizlnlniovt Roxton American bust-brill
tltltt in Lewiston to be known 11R the
Thin (Titv 'l‘lusl comptinv and that int
A limit :lud Androscongin Trust cont-
pilu\'_
Tn
i
1
tin :l‘rinsxs lire ulmninlrvl but It I
her!
ci'ii-s on Dec 7 to dctet'titinc whet
(’l‘dtl'lll“. shrill 1m inened.
\‘il‘.
lliiltnl-l‘ is a representative of
lulu: X- (‘m of Boston. .\lr.!
in hill: bcrtl manager of 11ch
ion I‘loston American baseball]
it'.‘llll. llr. (‘ulhthun ls hi4 brotltvrin-
to»... W" Walker is trot" linston and
\l 1);in from Milford. Muss.
.5.
SYRACUS
E AND CORNELL
BATTLE t
N. 32, Nov. 18.- rWith
‘lltl l1 uncsv field. Syra-i
:mtl t'olzntc. ancient rivals. will;
lva'tlc tlti< :ltterltnnlt in the Al‘t‘hbold:
St mum tic-”ore 20.000 or more l'ltecta-l
tors. {‘oliuttc has the better record?
tins neuron. Syracuse will Oltill’t‘igh‘
the clown front Unmilton‘nbottt 15
wounds to n 1111111. Both lcuiits will
lli’\(‘ their best players in the lint-up.
~r~
CORNELL W" L USE ;
sucsrlrurrsf
i’l‘ilM‘A. N. Y.. Nov. 18.-—~Maalta~
cllttssclts Angles were Cornell‘s fool-
bittl opponents here today in tho Itha-
czms last name before their annual
conical with the 1.'nivm'sitv of Pen-
lilryll'lflfli‘fly at CPhiludelphla' 'l‘hankslzitn
n": 113,: - ' - ‘
im-uy swelling?" planned to ttrltl'R
.\.\v'v‘r\p]vS-fi> '
bl'il'ill Skies
(‘1‘:1‘
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
small Fresh Hams ........ 22c
Fresh Shoulders zoc'
Side Pork, Fresh or Corned, 18c
Home-made Sausage ....... zzci
Genuine Spring Legs 0f Lamb i
2 -:
Pot Roast no bone ..... 12:
Sugar Cured Hams, all kinds, 2
SmallP‘icnics........ ..16:
Prime Rib Beeffrmn . 16c up,
‘Fancy Fowle.‘é............. 28c
Dixie,Bacon......‘..- ‘
and Freeh Venom;
Iolgpomd «(Domestic Canned
0 an - , , .
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invite tr vial
‘ ll‘Vl'ht‘i‘ \‘ Iiti rill
lit z-fcll \titll ltzlsnhztll. to lie t‘lt't‘
“it
4C;'HUGHE8" MINNESOTA LEAD ‘
mien-ecu. ~
ctlltllllnltl'
lltllltllltttls
Outcome of Fight fer Immen-
atiol on Commission -- liner
lettuce to Fla 6n Salaries --
Move to limit Class B Clubs to
Firteetl Players hinted
NlJVl' ”ELI‘IANS. NM. 1.“ Lilliifi
ville, Kin, “as sclcctcd for the next
itlllluill contention of the biannual As-
sociation U1 i’lol’essionul linsebltll
Leagues meeting here. There V1
election (f oilicc‘s this )Plll‘. hlllcll
important lithium-s was diHDUN'U of
during the litly‘s res-ion, including
the controtel'xy regarding. a pt‘opobi-
tic", 2H7” switul' it'iiglil‘ l‘t‘ill‘t‘rl‘nlilllull
ilit lill liltiltllltil hune'buil l‘flllillilrfiitlll.
$(llr4xl'ull it plan Wm"
Alter elf-111w! di
:ldoplclt tumbling; tor (”cation of it
“0d“! of tile illelllbers, entirely >ep~
lil.‘ llzitionui commission
to decidw :lll lhltltPl‘n on appeal troln
lili’~i\lllitll‘ l.t-il;:u¢‘>" orcnnizutilln ,lil:tl
all ll‘lllit‘lr‘ I'll l‘oiltl'otcrwj.’ between
the Major and Minor lit‘nguw.
The llll‘llliu’f'slllp ol the new bourd
would t‘tli‘liet ot' the p‘eeltlellt and
liPtl‘Plr‘l‘Y cf the tntnors’ association.
im- lll' 'llilt'l‘ clich from lite Nntiultttl
taint .lnuricun Leagues
and n lifth
til iii no nu,» tic (‘Ullv
ted by
The fifth
would not as
tour min?
or "ill llt'ui"
(ill-lirlllltll.
. ;. . -
‘ThA plan \t:t.~ adopted titll-l' brie
.nm‘usfiilill
tvlelvtbcrs.
lneluhcl‘,
f
and the (-hlti‘lnutt. upon
:lllthorltt' truth the convention. llp‘
Dulllll‘ti ,(‘llllllllillt't‘ must-lint: of
l‘lj._rit- Shlopsltile, Nit<lttillez .1. (‘al
1,. 2mg. Oakland, (‘al., ltlid 1') (.1. “all“
row, New York. to tulle up the mutter
with the National unit Aitlcl'ican
1.clt.:llcs lll ll'l'i" annual meeting in
llctcltlbcr. with powcr to t'ill‘l‘\ out
i‘il' pltlll. ~
falcon.
The association's.
was livid tellil'ltl
'lcic"‘rit:\.‘~‘ rclnuinc
tncnt feature of
PD“) of arbitration cxnnr-tt-tt lo (-11"
ll.l;\‘" Rlifilllffi here probliblv will
’1‘ . \ V 'v . ’V ‘.
Irv l.c..t Milk in. order to ‘f‘ntit‘l'
unions on about 138,,glisputcd PIISK'” 1
NATIONAL bv
nnntlltl l‘llllqlli’l
and most or the
(l for the entertain-
the nicotine.
.C.T.U.C
ON E '.
TlON. V N t
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—_—
l\'lll:\.\'AP01.lS, 1nd. N
thirty~eil§lllll ann
National Wome
l)" “'f’Tilt“
t'tnlccgnvcntion of tile
__‘ ns . ristinn TX in
31109 llntnn opened here todnv‘mtsle‘h
delegates from cvcry-‘stntn in which
the union has organizations. Feature";
of tho program todny wrrf‘the re.
ports or committees of thc correspond-
ing secrctnry. Frances P. l’nrks‘. arid
the annual address of tho pre“dcnl
“Tia Gordon. [I
to secretary's: report said the. . '
in. membership in the. last year £133
been 18.818. but it did not approach
the national goal of 1916. Unions
which obtained or passed the quota
of new members expected were: Mlle
bnm‘n, Allialta. Arkansas. District- of"
Columbia No. 2; Floridnqidalm. In-
diana, Louisiana and Louisiana No. 2:
Mississippi. Montana. Nebraska. south
Carolina No. '2; Texas and “’yomlng.
Each will be awarded the new prlzo
pennant "goal reach 1916." Twelve
states passed the tiv hundred mark
in new members, the secretary said.
The secretary formally welcomed
Porto Rico to the convention as a new
auxiliary. ' '
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, now. 425 i
'51:. PAUL. Minn, Nov. _ 17.~
Charles E. Hughes' lead in Minnow"
in strict! last. night at 435. With tib-
ulation sheets from 57 coalition to
corded at the auto hound. and unof-
flclnl records from the mulling 29.
the’total Wllwn note} was 178.818;
Hughea, 110,288 .mpln and Run»
a; county“ return-
'(ln‘ lltl.
flattened , only
mwflmw we” ' a..m :-
tummmmnm.
i
10 SECURE DEGREE
l‘iiOVIUENL'E. k. 1., Nov 18.-»-“lf
Fred l‘olilu‘d mil.~ it) make the AIM
Alllel'icnn team this year," said Earl'
Sill-milling. himself an All—AlllP‘lCflll‘
quarterback at t'cw years. ago, “then it
gwill be because the experts are all
:(‘Oiul‘ blind," which some the eitua-
3liclt in regard to Brown l'nlversity'n
>t21r hull" burl; up llt‘flli)’ and coin
pletel)’
l’ollerd in the star of the ll‘own
cietcn. Pollard is it t‘hicngo neero. i
That in why the words of Sprul-k-i
ling ill-e so pointed. (it it“ the bucket
ill the East, this year. only ()liphunt,i
of the Artur. has it more formidablr
retold than Pollard. Will he i-ain’
All Attic icillt honor“? ;
Frcd l’ulliild is not it big: ltiun, its}
liliilll il‘t\t* pictured llitit ill fact, it"!
is just live (out nix inches ill“ and?
weighs 15.] pounds. lie is an ebony
Qkililled Eddie Carley. ‘
lie is just (‘ueey's size and wet 'ht
llt- pinto Illllt'll lilt' Sltllil‘ kind of
‘Lillllt‘ it.\ the Iltll’Kt‘lt' war, if.”
Hillbilly. he is little faster
l
.‘t
it
than
'1
f
liddlc. lil‘ot'.'ti as proud of li‘t‘c'li
t'olltlttl list site it: of her unbeaten
cltivl 11. lie is at \t'ell—ntunllercd young
liot’, liltll it urent lootbnil plow '.
l’ollurll comm: from the l.‘lk\’ 'l‘clh
lill'ili High School oi t'hicltrm. ”1‘ i<
ju-l 21 years n‘d. llc lropeu to limit
lltollil inc tit llzltt‘lir'l \l'ill‘ll hc gradu-
utrs l'lolu lil'ovln lint brother, lunatic
Pollard, played at liltz‘tlllmltit n few
yearn out, Tile yotlnu negro it: work
in}. his way through ilrowu. lie runs
it thilort‘nu shop in ill) room. and has;
.wtet'ul o‘lttn' ill-urn :‘ill'lllllti iit V
l‘l:t|tlt)_\.
RlDGEFlELD TRAFFIC
RULES ARE BCORED
ills
Ignorance of Officer Bother-c, and Mer
chants Find Cause for Complaint.
:0 around the block or else drive up
into tho renillmtiui section ilt order:
to do so. I
one local motorist who hits suffered;
both or these inconveniences is indlg-t
nant. tin says tittit trttttlc Pfltllalltfllfl.
'arc usually mltdc to old 900le andtHel’l‘D‘illl of the
are not clipposcd to act as allin-j
drancc. l
.fi..- 1
ADAMS EXF’R
ESQ co
TO RAISE SALARIES
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xnw‘vonx. .\’ov. lite—President.
William M. Barrett, of the Adamsf
Express company. announced today,
that in company with the Wells Fargol
American and \Vestcrn' Express com-J?
panics it had been decided to grant an
increase of pay to all employcs of the.
Adams Exoreslt 00. There are. about
25,000 throughout the United States.
The percentage of increase has not}
yet been announced as yet until full‘
decision is made by the officers.
The announcement of the tncrenoe
had not. been received at noon today.
About: aoremployes. men and' Women}
will be gladdened in this city when
the final word comes through in the
pay envelopes.
'W 4r
DON'T WANT ASlA‘l‘tcs ORGAN.
lZED. '
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ism-Jilin;1
San Francisco Labor Council has»
telegraphed to the American Federa-
tion of Labor. in liessio‘n at Baltimore.
asking the Federation not to consider
at this time the question-of Omani;
lug Aetatlcs into unions until white.
workeru engaged tn luau fiblclr
brought them in competition, with
Alliance requested such mm end myJ
til ungkilled labor throughout the.
United States had been cutout-ed.
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BRIDOEPORT PHYNCIAN ,
‘ ' INNRID.
.cmmmwr. mm «in. Jun
upheld-I; . ‘ m
x
’llt'llhlllll; the‘rlght to stun new con
lll‘ilf‘lh upon receipt of liflt'ontllflt,lllti"
19d apprehension :lntnmz the metnbon
itslllll‘ slut till "llll'mllollll
ll tutti ll lltllll, - elitist ll lllilll
, . , l’itlxlrlrrox. N. J. Nov. tic—l
"3”", Hum", mun.” M:Princeton besiirred itself from alum-l
lber a little earlier than usual this,
ION‘I' .' ”We“! I! m ”f- morning to make preparation to tho-5
ill” Mum—ms WI! (routmodate the H.000 persons or LHO e:
- 'who were expected to invade the cult
“m" M t. E“? mileage town to Witness the football hat-L
0011!!le for 1917 mmltlc with Yalc in the Palmer Memorial;
'Stadidtl this al‘tel'ttocli. The gu'ne.
00'5”! 0' ram" Md“: in“ scheduled to start at '2 o'clock. '
’ The stream of visitors started to;
‘llow into lotttl last night and elfl'jil
'i‘lle lmwi.’train that rolled into the “lotion t‘ in
him) of trouble between players and'tnoruinx unloaded lull-its of vtu'tor‘
club owners ugain looms tartar on 1h? hedeckcd with the (trance and Black
hfmfban horizon. .Th“ action ”f, thrillf Princeton and the llllle of Yale.
.Nutmllnl Aflflln‘lalitlfl of l‘rofettnlmtzll . .
i.t":l£llt':v tlt tubllltg. without commenti anmm w“ tar-tired M m" tow
the rpm...“ of the l’laycrs' Fraternity bt‘ih that have been made around
11‘ Nt'w (’l'lt'i‘lls l‘t'elerdity. thrcatema,‘ town. the Yale <tlpportere taking oll’u
to brim.~ about a clash between ”1910f ill to 9.
“W organizations Which M" MW “”- ltllnpite tho flirt that thc oddw lam“
l‘l‘.tt'lllll: effects. 1 ‘ ’
Pl-yer- Confer 'ed Princeton and that of the
I
Altlmuch liiliccrs of the l't'titc'nityl criti 5‘ ""“""d(‘d ”39 “3““ '11? 311th-
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NEW YUHK. Not. 12..
most
‘rcfuv'w to talk tor publication, it is er team. tho lrtnicton ('ifli‘llt‘h and
itIIOMII that llll—l‘t‘ have been smct'n'Lle-t’lrc, unpr mpg,- setllutk (.f a yea
telenl conterenccs llltltm: illstyerslflg, an, looking for a” WP" httrt‘er
prollllncnt upon the board of GUN"! -
lore and that H clitttptiilzu of l'Plltiit-Hrl‘y’g!" today than “I" experienced
11011 has ltt’t‘li ")3de “m Willt'll ”Hug!" lllt‘ htilltle‘ of Harvard I WFQR no
ell-hr :l :‘ilttrlt'lllt tlklll to ll «trike;l’ruv-ctltlt has l't’flll dweltlttitl: “W"
union, the lecdinu players of the nut I
‘ V _ l ‘1) .tll‘i will prevent it strrmzur team
t‘l u ‘l t ‘lil‘f‘ u 2 e,- '. ; - . , .
" I" . H n. If H litttirrcnt {lul't'l‘l \tllt‘ illttll one et'lli again»!
“ml the tilhplh‘iil of the lt‘itltilltv‘s .ll ' 1
”limit” b.‘ lltt‘ lllllluniti ilhhtlt'iililull 'flttnrt.
\t'ma :lll’tllisrd ill ildVRlll‘t‘ ltltd ill‘tl‘v'l'. Th" “WWW-U" pliU'Tl‘ “*‘rt‘ ”"1."
‘ stewt mode to force it t'cconsidc :t ‘Vt'cli spun after the hunt control his:
lion ot lllt- requests, bntll bv the blfli wank but have ‘men Biron very litt’r'
:llltl littlc lemme titan-union,
Their Contentions. iwovll this \H‘t‘li arid from the Iliallilt‘l‘
'l‘lu‘ Millers contend that the rm i“ “"‘lt‘h the practice; have been so
tllltFl for the t'llmlnntlun in (“mulling the past few liavci‘llotlid [it we.“
t'tlllllht" of the “injury clause" 5119» a great that of (trim.
('tziicll Rush conttnnee to be tilCillll’ll
:lllowunce of traveling K‘i‘lm'F'tim'm m" “1“”? it
1., _111l1101' than". “my,” mitirolnble tintt til" personnel n.”
in hardy
the
it’lt'llh‘t';
llt’l'. Lit‘ ll
1' to .. ' i , . _ , , , ‘ ”It blk‘lllltln: of the training glxnmn.’Princeton tcnlzt will be known until
("u-1ft n!Hilllutll‘t.nl’klmf‘rtiuhum 21‘”:- rlttcltly’ liAhlll it). 1.3".“ th.r-l)andbtilr_\" > ant it‘l't‘l‘lhitnl of the notional bottrd't-i the time 0'. the g“ up As tor a; 1.;
and llllll‘nlliltlll‘li twin» It-umu.li(m 11l(l.0|l>ifi nhn MW Etclcaeio: to Dr“ ‘ ”WNW." .m bundling "”9" “7""L’mlkur wn the elcvpnu will oppose cac’t
”mg-V At» ‘. ‘ . .‘c _. lllflllhl‘l.‘ of tlttoulzb lltdltetleltl it ntc ave con i”) for mum“. bv the ".1“me lire. ‘ . ~ . . ‘
”V vs“ . the' contention \olcll to mused much annoyance by recent m“ "mi ”Wham. Th“, claim ”,H‘otller \Hlll the following lineup. ‘
Mil“; I[allxnltgtt‘l‘trtsli”Silor.illle=l~lmlll malnutrition or a new trufilc rczulfl- lilt‘)‘ alll- omit-ll- in it L'citet'nl Wil)’.il“ipnnc°.°"' V"°-l
(h’uniirtf rum, in ”w w .l""‘ m ”l“ “"n “’3‘," .< . 1 V m the llifi'l‘l'l""UlS existing bthccn pmllituhley ................ Maxcl'
‘ ..lt1ou.lt "up... .Ridgctltltl is Millllitd on an ch till. I, WW0”, “ml mu‘ . ' . , , , _
PM?" rtl’ti-ctlnv 1.. .. ~- » . . . , ,, ,, . WNW "10”th lttte~i Lett Ln'l.
' L ’11 damn): of mm. poaltlou and till unit it lrl.u the Dan M business m" ttt~t 1 b ... _ ,
"\r: f'i' Mum;- lcttlruc club-r front t‘lmtu bury road into the Math street 1of tlw future" if “hair“ I": :2;:.:‘.:“'.lii‘“"(""" """""""""""" ““9““
. .l tl‘iliilK. ; id clicld if, wiry stcep. with n it“ _ . _ . ‘. . ' Left Turkic
(ln :lpplicntiou ll). u”, Southern AR '(R-lmfit turn ill the top of the hill. “0- “’",',‘.’“,‘I”‘ ‘ill’.illlr'ltnll\ ("r ”w Mi. your“. lil'N‘k
Hu‘lntlnt} llllti tllllt‘l‘s, lill‘ l'fllll'f‘lili " Cl’llllt’. 1‘ (Film? officer Willi Slfliitlllt‘d1h e. 1 ll .10 higt itilul't'ule‘~ (up- . ...... , ........... |
“d"l"““ -‘t hlti'ci'tl dispenw-u' on ‘1 ll" ilP‘lti of the hill and hill apt "89M” ‘1 "(m ““3"!
low w - . " m" "2“ d H ‘ . ' . Anrecmunt Sim-d. l(‘> .- (' ilthnn
, “‘5 ““"0' lt‘th'tua to “X m.- own parent luck nt knowledge of liaifi‘fli None “I ‘ . . , Jilllltll ............ . ....... a i
'i‘;:llifl‘l!"il:l l‘iilW‘l'illllil,p1’0\‘ltlctl nut-h Tcmtllttiotls him ctttlsed utttch ltnnoy- “:1", (f:”“332,.inil':”l‘i‘rllim:‘i$? :ivloi‘i‘i' Center. 2’
. 'tl\i('7.‘:. action did not . a .- tint‘c. ‘-... M ' I ' ~ "' r . .. _ _______ a“
ll‘v' nillll‘nili :lttl‘otinwnt ;,(,)n£1;.:,fl“;:h Hp has rt‘llP‘ltf‘dl}"i‘lt1pp(’d itlllOllltl-Hhfifl" ‘ _“" otilllnn ”10 lllt‘illt‘d‘i brill"X lion " ' .ltl ltl ('ll‘li‘tl h
”if" ""'i“" -'"ll Minor ll-‘iL‘llt-r’ ‘ bites coming from llnnbur)’. on the “OliM'lvtetl for thc .cnltircuntent ml ‘ K . . . ~ ‘f
‘M ((”“"‘”“(‘II voted down A p o steepcst part of the hill. to allow tltCt ”"50 dctunmls. 1.: 3!! known. lmw-tltttrt ic .................. llnldllgi
in... m “m, HM“. p, (hubs ml, n‘fH'hint'K on the Main-street. which iu‘cver that cvcry member of the nun-l [light Tactile t
latter cllts‘rmu to thirteen pittvcluz ‘-‘ix "11111151 WW]: “1 pHHS down ”l“ “”9“- W" """vmn" hi” 51'3"“ “ “"'i""":\\'ilson .................. (‘Olllerh‘tl‘
rt. “ii’llll must ltcver tun-p “in. 1" " Lot-zit motorists snv that thc trafllcmcreentent not to enter into l-ontrltcts‘ Ruth! PM
'll‘W H" ili'lwt' ('ltNMlicatiolr “up? other should use «onto judgment and . for 1917 until the consent of the frn- ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ 8 ill
"N" ”tuneup: m 1h.- «lotion-rt or ”“ hold buck the cars ()1 lltevlevel roall..wrnitv unictulu l: obtulncd, n tuft-dd) ----------------------- m it
null»: .ll “creemcltt bpl“~,.,.}, m" n: rather than stop these viii arc try-junderstood that fewnl‘ than twenty-t ‘QUHNH‘MCK ;
:lltll lzzcior lnMWfi' “.0", not ”Mint: lng to "make" the hill, ‘fiVl' plnvcrs in the two bit: lcuanenlgmes ...................... Nevil‘cl
:t‘ll ‘ou the door of tho Cnntcnitmm 3 Another new regulation which iS;l\:l\’l‘ cnntv-nctq that v.9” nvcv nnotltcv. Leif llulfbnck. '
luk‘slmlliuv ,m-Wingh. “,0”, bill. ' causing much criticism is the (mot-«mm a and that lint more than one- Th ‘tunc Ictlore
numbers 0! the ("“Y‘tt'titletw 0“," b’ which prohibits it motorist from mmctn“ (if ”wen .urn ntemhi-rs of that ‘ ' """"" “"1 """ ‘
"lk‘l‘l. but no allitouncenicnt:l "Hm lbrttiltl: hill cur around it the bustnesajptayprc' nrgflnlznflnn‘ i High! .lalhach. i
llllldt" as to \thut mum,” “,t",,\“""" socliolt oi" the town. If it motorist1 Plover-o Concerned. rllriugn ..................... Jacques
“is-“Pd “'ltt‘n formal udttmipmn;l “‘1‘; wishes to mm umund, he must cllhct". Tim ntuvetnu have stated to friend“: Fullback, i
1' 'ltw: belicrc the time has on; Rflr,.r,.p...x A. Tufts of l‘v-gwn;'
l wlwn liter 1‘" st 1 . .-
im Thy. right: if ”,1“. :Tiinfltrg‘pgz umpire. Curl “tillamfl. of Pennsvlva
"“lm'ml in the con-in: rcuiliustmenttmai field judge, David 1“ Fultz. of:
n: ,mlt‘lmlnnnt has-villa“ (umldlllrmg lilrown: linesman.1“.. S. Land of Anni
The report that (‘Mivlnnn Gnrrviapnlia
notional contmlseion' "
ntnv be fillllf“(‘f‘ll“d at the ne
nttal mectimr of that hodv,
xi “"‘tJOLLIES WATCHMAN
has caus- A3 HE LOOTS SAFE
of the fratevndv. :15 11c in conéidered‘
bv that organization to take greater
lntcrcst in the wellnrc of the ulnvers
thou the other members of the com-
mission.
Players are also concerned In the
reports of 1' possible. third malor
termite. the rumors of clubs being
chilled from one city to another. and
the suit of
Dappcr- Jimmy Valentine Securea
$1,223 Guard "Thought He was
Working Late."
NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-—It dapper
Jimmy Valentine who nonchalantly
joked with the night watchman as he
“worked." robbed the hurglnbproof
1 I 1 ' ”m f"hm" Faltlnmre “‘1‘ safe of William Sheldon and company,
up ,t'lltllJt‘ chi nan nut organized , it cut'lv
baseb’ult. ,Set-pral mysterious 9min. brokers. in the financial dizdr c _
yesterday and escaped with $1,223 in
cash. *
He left..behind him thousands of
dollars in negotiable “securities. The
watchman believed the youth Wit!
"working late ”
‘ N0 WlFE. DESERTS AFTER
“no . MOBQEY. NGONE.
Amassing a comfortable fortune af-
ter working for 40 years in a Green-
wich foundry, Hanford M. Ferris. of
that city. married Catherine S. Mon-
roe, whom he met. at the. death bed
of his first wife. Mr. Ferris; his
bride, and her five children by a
former husband. that went to live in
Betheh .After Mrs. Ferris had spent
his pavings of mllfettme. according
to his own statement. she left him.
refusing to live with him and only
calling at his hut-dint;r Muse to her.'
for money. Although ll‘lr. Ferric had
. retired with the expectations of
branding thenmelnder of his life In
"well-um“ let-ore. he found hlmullf'
snries. thought to be connected with
the. latter club; whose suit for
$9f;0.000 will come to trial next Feb-
ruary. are said to have. approached
urominent nlnyers whose contracts
hove expired and asked intimate ques-
tions realtrdinn their treatment in the
print and their plans for the. future.
Thesc. tnkendogether with. other.
interaction developments in baseball.
have led the players to believe. it is
understood that a crisis is at hand.
This has _strettf!t‘hcned their deter-
mination to establish their status in
connection 4 with the professional
gnnleuupon n flrnt basis, which will
prevent complications in the future.
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EXEMPT ‘ STENOGRA.
PHERS
' Governor Marcus H.'Holcomb will
dive a hearing on November 2! on
the application of Charles D. Him.
“treaty of income handle! an
cation. for the extenelon of-‘tvo cler-
icet plum in that department from
WOULD
the vi] ice. ' an al my money.“ and veal
d '99:;- mm place. W " lo M. Yesterday
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Hartford 1 l’. Waldo. Martin. (1.:
Avon rrBenjnmiu 1. Miller, d.
Berlin ri‘Beinard F. flannel; d.
Brielol -*Roger S. Newt-ll, r,
Burlington —‘.10hn A. Reese, d
L'anton-rv't‘arletun B, Jones r. l
East Granby- “Millard (‘. Gritfin. r.
East Hartford “Richard T. ()‘t‘ult ‘
nell. d.
l’t'llldso' "Frederick H. Allen.
In ‘ ‘ ‘
Enfiel'i Z‘(‘itnrlts J. i‘VlWll ‘,
1'.
Herbert Knox Smith.
‘5'
“My bin-{Pf hum \‘v' I‘wm“.l'.‘
Woodbuty flannel t' Totflim- .
r. ‘ '
ill Net-“wt. l.’
TOHIM.‘ County.
‘l‘oiiart'l 'l‘Z-inlt: Agatl‘
J'i.'1(‘_t)Vf‘r’“'J White Sumner, d.
'm‘entry» Eugene W. .Lauiner, I.
lili:r:ton»»‘.lobn i1, Fanny, r.
liebm't —"l~‘rank it, Post, r
Mansfield *l.encll,\'n .l. Storrs r.
Sonic” Jt‘ra its 5: l‘uilen r.
Stafiord *liobelt 1:. Fisk, r.
lie—elected, 7.
Middlesex County.
Middleton n-~ "('utiiss S Bacon, d. '
liaddain V’Rolllll 1‘ Tyler. (1.
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t'halllflnl' 'Noyes ii. A. Carrier, dig .
Clinton—Charles A. Pellon. r.
East liaddaln ‘Santuel 1’. Clark, ‘1‘.“
lose.» *Tholm.» D, {‘vlulter, d. ;
killinun’orthr charts: ii. l‘lxmea. '
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Lqrunbyw Not} R. Kendall. t'. ! Old Sal'brttok r‘t'ltarles 5. Gates, r, 'l
Hartfotd e‘t‘arlton r2. Unborn. d 5 Portland - "Thomas Flood, d.
\laitch(\:.'ci'~'011n1LWood, r. l Savbrook» unwell-l1 (i, Bum. r.
T-lnl‘lbOIOlllih “rims W, Hall. r . Weetbrook~~flilutcr A. Lynne, r.
1,181“.th mum“. n. liyingflun. r l RG—(‘k‘f'lr‘tL 9. a
Hintsbut)‘ 11”,“). (l I'h“‘ip"- Jr... W—".. ... a .-
d. [HUGHES RecAme Minneso'm
Silt'thutlttt‘tll‘. 11"?" l“ \V' L‘ h i VOTES. I
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:4lltt . ill "\\';ll..l-~ \“ ("imttcr :‘ I’ Mistake in Tabulaticm Responsible for l
\\'flll!t~l3!" my“. l‘: 31.- :alv ‘I : Cut in Figures. ‘. ,‘e‘
I“. , Mud. 1.x ‘ l ST, l‘.»\t‘l., Minn. Nov. ill—A min.»
New Haven County. l'alt" i'l thi- lubulution ol' thefilnnev
New ”mull Jililll 1.. ttilxwt t: Nita WM in the presidential reco
Bl'lhlln) ‘John 1-). llinntnu. d. yesterday by which i'm‘sident Wilson"
ttlanto d .Hdwm ll. I{.I]:p;,‘ in was out within loser than a hnnmlfi 5
Hugh“... thl'itlti 'p 310,5, r ‘Vflll‘b‘ of Mr. Hughes, was discover” ‘
1M.“ ‘ 1' JUN“, “rudpmk' d. ;lhl.~: afternoon. With the sonnet”
“um‘md .Hmm .\I, “.0... r. {will the two additional counties he a.
‘litldiaoll "Artllul W, Mare-don. r (“P-9‘1- ”” ["fid '5 changed again til "-3:
Sim-lull; ‘ltomm. 'r. dint-n, .‘1‘.,iME‘v “whine favor by 414 vol”-
(I ' (if the eight)?“ Icoullueis in ‘29"
' . _ _ , , . suite, St'u‘nly-ll he love now ma n
Xmfin‘d”1mm" _\"1;h1‘:ll;r,l(;n , their official report of t 0 ballot)
““"H‘mmk “m” . , .(‘tlFL The official count in the count»,
I‘xford “”0””. W" Mun‘m' L {tics received is: Hughes. 165.3“?
‘.'l'ui|ingtorll John A. Martin. r.
“'llle'blli')’ rllt'lllllfl .1. Slavin. d.
lie-elected, 10.
New London Countv.
loltdmt j”Arthur ll. (‘1tll;in~i.
New
d.
Nom‘iclr—a' Nelllon J. Aylinc, r.
llonruh -.\'o rlcttiouwt‘ltarbj
Bomb). d.
f‘ollhcstcr . ‘1itirlcy 1’. Illicit, d.
East Lynne ~3Austin l. llush. r.
(.roton~ “Arthur 1’. Anderson, r.
Lebanon~EAlhe2t G. lineelzmd, r.
erl ard V’Snlliuvl S. Hoidridun d.
Lyme *Williant Mnrvin; r,
l.lont\'iilc--~“Daniel l). Home 2'.
No. Sionincton-- ‘l‘ilnl‘it‘A t‘. (tray
d‘.
Old llyme‘r “Herbert Cnulkins. d.
Sulelnwllenry A. Roller“. r.
Litonington~ “lilhts ll. Hincllley. r.
lie-elected. 12_
‘altlelrt Coun';.
liridgcpnn-JPttul L. Miller.
lfctilcl— -‘~"liownrll ll. Woodman. r.
llrookilelt‘l—r 'Willilt'.) ll. 1 r.
liitnburym’i‘htartin .1. (‘llllnlnl’llilm
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d.
i~‘titrlielll ~
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"iltttnsl \Y:.llcln::n. r.
{"“tephnn ‘l‘ Radt’om
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Iiitntingtol1~-’Stephen '1‘. Palmer, r
liewtown—Willinm 1". Johnson. r.
Nor\vulk—-"lieln'y F. Gregory. d.
' Rf‘fl(llllg-—“'Jtlnfltllfln B. Sanford, d
llldgcttcld-~*George (l. Knapp. r.
Sherman—"Warren C. Allen. *.
Staitlfordv—l‘lohlt F. Renting, r.
StrntfordwCharies 1.1. Welles.
Westportwi-‘Dantel 13. Bradley. r.
llc-electod, 13.
Windham County.
Brooklyn—*Oncar F. Atwood, d.
Asbl’ord—JJamclt E: A‘ Knowlion. d
Canterbury-M. Hull Bennett. (1.
Chaplin—'Clarence E. Chester, r.
Eastford—‘Arthur M. Keith‘ 1'.
Hampton—‘Chdrles Fl. Burnliunt. r ‘
Killingly-—*Snbln 8. Russell, r.
Pininflcldu‘llo‘hn E. Prior, r. I
Firmware—Wharton 0. Thompson. r. .
Putnam~JDavid Flags r.
Sterling—Adm 0, Mowrcy. d.
Thompson—”Fred A. Munyan, d.
Windham—James P. Twomey, d.
Woodstmkf—‘Clarence ll. Child.
Reflected, 10.
thcbflold County. ‘
Lllchncld—uotlh T. Hubbard, r.
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Canaan—'Davtd C. Whittleaey. r.
meett—‘George R. Smith. d.
Hint— ‘Wnlter N. Barnum. r. t
NW Huttmd~'l“nnk L. Whitney.
Nev'lflotd—‘Ioh F; Aidll. d.
nm-Jm- 8. mental. I'-
Rector in ten rounds at the Clan ‘
2A. C. last night. . _
isxuc from the outset. and kept Rec ..
on the defensive most of the .
Rector, however. was a willing“.
lformer and scored repeatedly wt
{fast loft job. which he used. effect!
in the latter patrol the contort
pointed “Frankie” Brown,
York. in a twelve round match.
Burkhamsled—‘C. Albert Honold. r. Lawrence. Mass" tut nlnht.
over .
York. at the end of their than
Mton—‘Dlvld 3.. Mansfield. r. much at Kent“ City 19-! ',
Wilson, 156,121. Adding to those [If
on other counties, the
Hughes, 179,384; Wilson. 178,970.
RURAL CARRIER exm ‘ -
The United States Civil SPF
Commission has announced an.
atninittion for the County of i-‘air
Connecticut, to be held at lirid-go
Greenwich, Dultbdty, Stamford .
South Norwalk on December 9,1“
to fill the position of rural curlfir
at South Norwallt and "uncle. on“
may later occur on rural route! know
other postothces in the about we
tloned county. The examination . ‘
be open only to mail- cltizenl: who“ '
actually domiciled in the tummy.
n postofiiee in the county will!“
meet the other requirements coffin
in Form No, 1977. This formant”;
tlilt:l:ilml blanks may be tiblnltmd'M'
the offices l'tl’uflflnl‘nl above. when
i'niirll Antics Civil stat-vice Me
llllllimSSlOII at “'sahington. D. C. «NM
plictttiuns should be torvn 1
Commission at War tint.
earliest practicable (lute.
foims can he obtained" ftom A.
Kcyworth, Local Secretary.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS?
claimed at this otllce for the WW
ending, Nov. litth, 1916‘ '.
Nerwa-ik.
(futile, Mrs. B.
Duly. «Mrs Ylllt
Pall, Albert t‘.
liiil. Mrs. Guy. Western avcni
Stop :5. . - '
benzen Henry
Potter. Miss Currie, 245‘Sb»_51h"“
Park, Mitts Mary. Hiltimls, N': 3!
Raymond. .‘llizsc Dale): G.
Stinger, Itobt.
\‘.'illi:in;s. Miss Zennidc
M. .1. Howard. P. M
Smith Noni" ll-c — ,
liars; «Colin, 'rlw Clifford Hotol'
Arthur Ogden, Genokc avenue-l."
.‘ir. F. F}. Slut-pull. 4 ‘
Rev. William 'l'lteycr.
hfellucci Virgilio.
Vingcngo Villa. ' .
Andrew Leary, P, \f
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RE$ULTS or OTHER court...
“Mei" Cougan outpolnted. "Youn-
Coagnn 1W1
Ill.
“A1" Slttlbert. Of New Bedfbfrd. .
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Carl Morris, of Sapnlpa, 0k '
Norwalk Chronicler