mama
Scull-annulment:
M Mr '. k I) 01‘ ‘0 l' of“? -
mun-saw will-11w: ..."‘:...‘.‘;:.'......: Milill am im U I
ill . timed the Moo Country Club link.
"mu. “a“ !undt:;ade tbemndla 13. whit-hill m m \gao
ltuh regard to the obserlame oi; beru dfiitmxit: a: A‘ new rumour
“"3”“ 0' Solf does it pay to better“! e player 11 duel
Um barred from competitlu by the
9 I
llf\t'.l' Thds IS a Qucatltn that CM»! Ivr “Ed Silt?! Go" ”mi.tlon the Respr‘ (Ad seats for the baske‘bfl" u“ '. u MI. “.‘m u
'_lp new one in a while, an to the“
boundary mark between the legiti-
l.lkti0 advantage to be gained by
brainwork and the nneportsmanlike
practice that. borders on sharpness.
Sonic players Would ('ltllul every pen-
aliy allowed by Ilse rules, and others
you‘d be ready to risk disqualifica
t on tlircaicntd to those who matte
I. 1It-llnily rthI-I than owe their vic-
1 try to the uninerltted misfortune of
thuir opponent,
(ll courae a great deal depends up-
(Ill IlIc nature of the game. A sports
lattnlikc spirit may be displayed in u
out 2.1m: “may present: itse” can opening on Thanksgiving Nixht at
a score retarded by Ouimet at theI the Norwnllt armory, were put on sale
present time be classed as “an ama- 10-day. 300 reserved seats have been,
‘tcur recent?" provided for the accomodation of theg
therting to McLeod the Columbia fans who wish to assure themselves;
broke the course record with-a 701 tionery store, 16 South Main street .i
in the. afternoon. in that contest downtown, and uptown at Daxon's
bin for It partner again“ Stewart streets. The old custom of opening
John G, Anderson. leading golfing lonktri-t tt-ant will oppose the. fine
f"i~lldl.\' match u'hiltI it might be out “TH" and my?” W" "'9‘ 0mm“ ”3‘9“" ”1" has been engaged m keepit
Its" il-Icc in a medal round where Ill (“w \ery ternely and plainly as fol- hmwalk on the map.
» - '. d ‘i0“51~ There will be a Ies‘trved seat sale;
.I'Il|I~I.‘:If‘:I(:Egn'fxlitlIl:~Ij§::::billogdmgtg‘ 'i‘htIt'tI may be exciting moments in connection IIith all games at the
At a (“mm “a” of a big malt-him“ January at the" meeting of the Norualk Armorv this winter, and pa-,
Infill)" I‘m” “M "on? of the Mayer? United States Golf Association dale trons wishing to do so, can arrange
it'll up his opponent’s ball which had “mp“- The decision of the Woodland foI the name rcscrved seats at each,
been found in an impossible lie of! a Golf Club to pursue the course “lap. name. by taking up the matter with,
lumpy ,1“)le bailout sonic lilti'nlllfi ago and fight: thlo uttlt;tt?t*lll9nl‘ or at the 1 places
. - , 4, . , W In t or tic rtI nalatement of the v ierc ticae aea II are on nae.
Gittlilfni‘l $11,501:?“ l;::|‘p‘m::9!:h:tn:;bii: “““"b""‘ M iircsent outside the p.~1.' | FOX the second horn-I some on Mon
“rut i:f~‘"l'lt)\ttl fart. “ho appeals for ‘an m‘ ” “"‘l‘W‘V l'lOH‘ than a cleari Ii.i,I neniniz, IIII-Ittiiibtr ith the great!
,. mercy It'ith sump and, Illaiiit N N" dili‘iun IIhiIh will shop to lilt‘: Lantci ttzinI his bccn booked aith
“\l‘init can I do lit-re?“ when “W h'il’l “Ml l'r '1” mm thc country the 1917i “right, liigiflnnc l'I-l- itk Doyle and l
i~ h, a (lifiitnlt position (MHZW attitude of the may (Ixccutive com-Ilinyic playing. (in licccmber 11th!
Numb hi 5m) ”1.1;,“ ,7! the ‘0?” rule liittiI-II. ’l‘hi- whole quest ion is far, New (‘anaaii \Ilil lic Iltc lllii‘MllOn at:
in tltr hope of Fardping it9nnlt:" ""1""? '“W‘ 'llll' committee or club,]thc West avenue court the first
lili‘it‘ III 9 many pimple “WHY“! to Fill} ll 1.; to bc hoped that atcps will intinc of the ecrics with 31,: Kelley's,
up” who have had no ”H1011; ex )0” be tiikI u in the mcanwhile to havc team NIiquik'a new team ‘in uppur i
e‘tztt- in sport, and "I" are likelrv to ‘ I‘li‘i“‘llilill‘t i: :1 heran tuo months entiI not looking for any soil pick- ,
lIrIrn at the "muse .of Pfllabiiahed {tom now. . inns in the W'a) of opponents If the
coin-rs, Yet it h, pleasant to know NW ”N" tillf‘stion which but! arisen, schedule toutinucs pith tcama of this hi
”III the Iron school is providin" ,, WWW" the Woodland Golf (liublculibcr.
:Itlziiirabic moral as well as It phyZicnx; Md ”1" officials 0f the U. S. G‘ A! NP“ uniforma havc been named:
iii-mini: to titlluj‘islnfld who mhdrwm “a? not a few complex elements, im- the shirts or dark gl'Wn coioI, with
Would have had little Opportuni‘v of 30713” i0 ellrl‘)’ club in the. country, a large letter " on the breast. The
i I mung ”wk. mi d d . ’ “'hllw ItiamberI-I favor the true spiriliatocklngs are dark group with mm,
In "mph," “a” nun,“ mun)“ in 0‘ di‘MOCRCY- row white stripes.
”clam“, I I ”no“ ”In” 0" glllltmec that It hundred clubs had The preliminary gatucs at the AI
1'an is ”Amp vary hard luck to be had their favorite members debarred ntory this winter will be played by.
(littIlJtll‘i't‘ll in this game and it i by ”W i'- 9- ii. A. officials and were the new ttIaIII now being organized”
to il‘illi with a true aniline lcnliicrn‘ ’ipcrm‘d M a dittcttasion of the case pattiv 0' Sixth Company membersi
"1”” “ho can set himself to on MH‘WS‘“ "I‘ 5“'lll‘t‘ncd in this case. and the balance promising players of
l‘Oitil‘ it Mthout cont l l ”a there w“ Q Tl‘fllsm on the pan of thic Iicinity Biackman and Whitney?
' pant Tl" iiw II‘Nldenl. executive committee wIILbe the forwards Sherwood and;
In .uibici it: not. the only man wh V
one men to . . ‘ ' '
ball settled down in a heel mark or 0199‘ “M (“MUM “WW“ Mrmmk u“ guard“. 10“” and “m '
notes as he addressing it or rc-
liounds from a bunk onto his foot or
rolls off the tee as ho plays. it to
quires more nerve to suffer in silence
than it
“ms“ :"’il:ud1::v:ol;;:u:_;‘mtpri2it: from Inent. etc. Would many golfers deny deavor to play up to the former Mon.
tuii- mm. H '98 at that " feclinw 0‘ Kreflt dihloyaltyilauk teams. The boys believe they
“”"“' (‘lt‘l‘l‘ into the hearts of theihare arranged II fast lineup and in
numbers of the hundred clubs on Water and .loncs. have apparently
”w around that “WY had not the a Inonoply on the beat centers among
right curl of treatment by the men the younger sct. Both are athletes
elctlcd on II national ticket for that who should mukc II mark at the game.
WI): purpose. be other lads were together on the
Iiui as this happened to only one second team mostfif last season and
{lust there has not been thc game have provcd their abilities.
. “5 "l; 0! aympath been so I ‘
m “I ”‘ ”m “"1“"? "ll“ There is. licttilinr circumstanyces ofuthcdmt‘lii: DEMOCRATIC ELECTION ax.
the inertia of the situation and that or alternating at center and at other.
V‘f’ltl'fllt‘d efforts on the putt of position“.
ciulr ofilciaia failed to get the proper The team, while ostcnsihiI the ace
in?“ courteous N’anlcc expected con ond team of the Sixth Coriinnuy. will
btiil there are many galleria \Ilio
maintain flint a rule is a mic and
rtitbbornii stand up lot their rights.
'i‘lIcrI arc certain penalties, hon
IIcr nbich need not be. strictly on
Ioiccd in ordinnrv match play, Just
l" ti: IIrc IIIe tiIinIIs that are plainly
unlaIIIul though tint specifically Incn-
i‘: 1.12:“:10‘: “"hlll‘nfliliy prescribed bcrs involved. I contend that the ' “ PENSES.
Jump forward :ndo slight suddenly omccrs of the II. S. G. A. must meet ._ .
Ol'llonent who at ”:0 "loudly at. his half way every time any club, lIAllTFORIX Nov. 21. ~Thc eleo“
Jim at the top of his mi: might bt _whcthcr active or associate for the Lion account of P. B. O'Sullivan. sec-i
I” Would seriouaiv «0813' for no clearing up of any disugrcpnmm, 1n Ielary and treasurer of the Democra-
Mm" “mm" th r“; r such a this case who would say that the lie state central committee, was made
”K had“ more subtle? a are other Woodland Club had received any- {unlit- today. it ahowed receipts of
“Mme. of putting bin” ffalmost as where near a square deal? ‘ 25 536. included an unexpcndcd bal-
One may persist in}: in” game It is on that account and act for an“ of $5 36 turned over by, Louis
em“ trivial things ti: t01m: about the personal sympathy accorded to. l.'. Stoddard. former treasurer.
“Dhmtcnt. A bar: W hat brritate an Francis Ouimct and ”ID others that The largest items were two contri-
Mddcntauy of cours: :1 dropped the Woodland Club has-“ may gm, billions from the national committee,
ting, or one might mast... e '5 ”l" Pit-“e acme. or the amt-nu to near. min of $16,739. the other of tattoo.
“mam“, mm that wee 'Yoa can't heard from well over sixty clubs in Judge.- Beardsiey. candidate for gov-
match" or even walk it)“: for the their action. and sympathy at; wen; crnor, gave $2,500: HomcKS, cm.
H -: game Then there ‘1‘: t; if him oft while only live clubs—you would not mings, $1,000; former Governor Bald-
bluff. One ml ht b “ 9 flame of tail to mess them without being told ‘I'm. 3300; Francine P. Guiifoile. can-
K 0 Drac‘ lcaliy dead ——haIc said that they beliele the. club (“dine for Ilieutenaut-Izovcrnor, “0°;
l
\ :11: 12011:? green with the other buy mt: in the Wrong Alton 1" Miner. .for comtrolier. $350;
'F'iie (initorgjgfiléufa'tfedhilve the mat”) Thomas Haves, $350; one: cmtflpu'
\ «hm a dead at i 0 go down but‘ . tors were-Cattle Commirtsioner J. 0.
ym (I, \Vhpre‘lpon the ,YALE TEAM READY. .Pheips: John L. Dower, Hartford: I".
Just 1 .
"a“ '18!me knocked the at he” NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21. ~llales E. Dun‘y, candidate for secrctuy 0' one of the world’s famous stallions.
ranking second'of alt'ltviux or dead
bail ,
., haffejihmholedt h his own and claimed. football gladiators polished their 3:. state; R. U. Tyler. Haddam Philip
that ”me“ C It is guod to know‘ mcr today in preparation for the Har- Hugo; New Haven; H. F. 'lilngliah,
methods ”? gene ailv vard invasion onSaturday. The rcgu- New Ha‘yen; Frank 13. Wheeler. Dr.
froIrned 5
up?“ and liardlv M 9,. Occur iapg emerged. from the PrtuCeton Stephen Maker. or State Tuberculosis
There me a thousand
t‘id t . ,
, an s in the course of II round that 'llrck and his aaststants‘will new de- alphanfiurtoa Mansfield, all of whom
Else: 2:; :Edfrroglued for in the vote their overstate the task of gavexsloo each. There we“ au-
" . prrtiimllntthlp of this situation the lounding the men into top tot-Iii. . met-nus contributors of the sums un-
lably will decide the golfers invar- . The return of Travers Smith, the doc $100
, ‘ . . At this season of t12M er. ‘star qua: tor, who was kept out of Sat- MP O'Sulilvan 88!! he will little
(at! 3. n t 9 War. when! urday’ a game by illneaa. la encourag- ii!“ «than the amount ”09"“ ..-l .. f.
. 9m 1 It! best. low scores in: to the on «new. He m’ 12- M ~
over the finite are not the «elect peeled to rua m 'nniey, at today’s ' "AW 09AM“. ”VI
me am in liable to get along will be unit. with only “to acids» annual-actin- with!
outfitting. mwum,m mm. . ,. - -
1' i“ it!!! all attenuate “ W “p M
“mun cream have; been.
ulitli
1 unit x
till remain among the incliglblaa.
tharitut l‘ Putiicek. employed as n'
,iil‘c. guaid at thtI (‘hicuao bathing
btatlits Ian detiartti to be in it
district.
linidniglit and no announcement had
btiil made of the election of omcm
. .1. . . . . ‘ , l d Wateii
litltod had (italics Oiine of Colum- Lum" Lorne: ““ an in was said no chalr‘es would be
‘ . t.nIade Delegates from eleven anaocia- ‘
tymulfiton and Niilltf’f' Cflmllbt‘“. the ‘h" ‘0‘.“ ”“0" on Thanksgiving! tiona and six allied bodies were in
ilultinioxe professional Ni gilt ina again in vogue, and the “mimic
ndance
and the report of the rccord commit-
t I‘, \l hit il
'Lwns accepted and adopted. The. re
pmi of Secretary Treasurer Nubian;
“as fanrubly mused upon,-
:l mud the past win win: profitable
' to tht extent of 81,7 21. 66 over all ex~
litiif‘l: the bent uoutcc of revenue fly quite high
inng lhlI' national boxing champion-'10“ “k9
Eeitips held at Boston under the nus-I
ipius of thc lioatou Athletic Almeria--
lion ulIitiI netted 33,5- 2..“
ltnteidny the Ieuiatrntlon commit-
IIIII took fIIIorIIblc action on the ap- Ib“ 0
Iiitn Inn of Thomas P. liarty. Jcrneyi b9 i‘
t‘i'), and
N' J. for Iclnstntcmcnt, but the deic-
N'Vt‘l‘bt‘d this and these two all, ‘
3 reception in the college city. ,
t
[emailing us an amateux.
'iates Ich-hicd that all life guards. em 59""
ployed as waterfront policemen. uho
itio not accept compensation as swiul-‘
‘. iy for the pleasure and physical. man-
i tut or roc Inl benefits he durivea there.
lt‘rout. and to whom sport is nothing
I-IIIninI: the notification of diabar rattle the old Montauk mum and cu- 1:10” than an avoc.rtion,' w“ adopt '
All the amendments relating to the
dinbarmcnt. pardonlnu and reinstate-t
menl of athletes who transgreaa the;
rules. which went enacted lIeI-tI iaat
January. Were adopted. An attempt
to moire it. imperative that all dale
italics to the annual meetings shouldj
be amateur-II in good «landing. caused
It heated discussion and was voted
dow.n
in the future uhennstudcnt reaches
- ' his majority, he. can register from
tho place where his college in situ-
ated as his residence. and compete
in open competition for a club in that;
This means that an adult
Yale student can register from New
Haven and compete. for a club in the
mrtropolltan association.
A stormy opposition to the cdmmit-
tee's proposal to cease the tstra-
tion of wOmen swimmers resul ed in
thc defeat of the proposition and reg;
istration will continue to be ground
to men for swimming events. con~
fined exclusively to women. but only
when the meeting been i
was announced yesterday.
Ilusacl l’cnzino. Newark, '3
mint: instructors, arc eligible IIInIII
t ems
A riport of the lcuislalion (oniniii
toe on the remodltlcation of thc con- i
stitution and bylaws was taken up
in sections and discussed on and thc
imiormnt amendments kept the dole.
gatea in. aeration until nearly mid-
Mnight ' ‘
The definition of an amateur as "'i
i tipdi‘lrlmlll who enaages in sport solo-
l
Talk of cat-area of AW Fly-
that Norwalk has ever witnessed may
be was next Saturday, if thei‘nited
States Government consents to allow
a squad of tin airmen, now at liaeola.
Influential-"maul” lc- ,
[Ralph Taylor, who has featured ,in
1 fl NEW YORK Nov 21.-—While the’sm‘d‘” N" ‘0’“ “9”"
n 8
“mo. in a “four ball match at the “1‘8le ‘2' 1:9 ”5;“;‘Eenmv Btu lannuai meeting of the Amateur Ath-
Baltimore Country Club “909!!!in “' sea 5“ "’ n a Ile II'I lnion was still in progress at
flown on Saturday, with other airmen,
from Mineola to Princeton, was in
Stamford today, for a visit with his
father. lie has been doing lots of
flying, but ha» not yet had the oppor-
and expressed himself as qtlite anx-
fly next Saturday, from the station
at Mineola. it is likely that be will b.“}
accompanied by other airmen
would veiy likely be across Sound in,
Rye and then pethaps following the
railroad f out there up The machines
town
Sir. mford Candidate for U. 8. Senator
’CumIIIingIt, unaucccsaful lleinoI-Iatlc
1candidate, for ill“ l.'ritcd Stall-a, Sen- um to have the investigation leach
alor III this State. filed with the Sec; we” "mum in Onnrution Each 0“
1' ... «i rotary of State today a statement of'
bin campaign expenses, showing that i ed report of its production. fnfo‘ma-‘I
hc upended $2 498.31. He contribut'
icd $1.500 to his own fund, and gave
31.000 to the Democratic Statc (om
iInuitee The lament contriunora to-
his fund wcrc. Archibald McNeil of
Bridgeport. who game 8200, and W. N.
Marsh. who also save $200.
The return
of three yea experience, to the
Army football tad today. is the tea.
ture of the cadets' nualtdrive for
Saturday's game with the Navy. But-
icr was sadly needed to bolster what:
“as connidercd as the weak side of N, m; Ogden Utah; San Francisco,
the Army: line
MAY 36‘ AIISHIP FLIEY.
to. More on Way to New Ham.
One of the most impressive lights
0 fly to New Haven, on the day of
hr lale Harvard football game. Capt.
having
unity of flying over his native town.
on: to do this. if he is permitted to
'lhe course “hll'h would be followed
and would probubly
many birds, in a flock,
If the flight should be made. (‘upt l
I'l‘aylor would hate the additional back. i
[pit-saute of being greeted by a num
this Norualk friends who will.
roe-c nt in New “men at the name
text Saturday. thiiict Yalc wins.
'men would be assured of II Intrint
Of (‘Otllhf’ it is all "up to the govn
'ernment whethci or not the flight
Mi Will be tak- In Meanwhile the f It ads
The delc of “Ralph" are greatly in hopes of
II him pay an an Iisit i0 IiIc’
a
.. fl”...— -
CUMMINGS FILES EXPENSES.
~—
SIpent $2498.31.
HARTFORD Nov. 21.~~liomer S.
BUTDER lN ARMY SQUAD AGAIN.
w
Ithe lumber inanI .traa, the. Fermi Ser
1
i ci nmcnt. |
t
l
M; “ coarser AL L soars
. t
STAMFORD CCHOOLIOVB WIN.
South Nor-walk Leda lute" by Capt.
Dillon 3nd Mia 30y;
Tbc Dilions, a urtlmnar school foot
bail team averaging 13 or 14 years of
age, defeated the Frankiins, a public
school team from South Norwaik. on
Bette Field, Standard. Saturday after
noon, 120. Dillon and Cook scored
the touchdowns for the Dillons by
good line plunging.
Dillon and Leonard were the best
ground gainers for the Stamford boys
while :l‘arlm, the Norualk right half-l
bath. prmed to be the best player on
the field He in only a little chap!
but he bloke through the Stamford
boys for ion? gains and aluays came
up for more aftci hcaIy attache-.1119
lineup was: .
Stamford—Gallagher and Ryan,
ends; Maloney, center; liowd and
Grimm, guards; l'IIgenIfi-k and Kill)!
tackles: Leonard, uuartt-Irbnch: (‘ook
and Harvey, halibut-ks, and Itilion
fullback.
NOI‘Wulk'Trislritill, center; Naggy
land Cutbill, guards: 'l‘avlin and A.
:Tltl'iOl’, tackles; Sicl‘t‘ilh and Halos,
ape edIng uvvr Norw.ailt t
ends: 'lailo quarteiback; handy
and Low lIItlk ball back. : Smith, full~
Timera«liny and l’ltiiIkI It: reform-
Hillel, Stamford. Tiinc oi' p-rioali',
15 minutes, each
or not. Capt. Taylor and his broth” csnsus or 1916 LUMBER PRO.
oucriou TO BE TAKEN. 9
WASHINGTON, Not 21. The cen-
sun of thc lunibtr protlut'tion of the
counm lot 1916 “ill be IInIlIItakeu
by the Finest ScIIItc in cooperation
with the Niiiontil Lumber Manufac-
turern‘ AsIoIiation 'l‘iitI infotuiatituif
to bc obtainttl in this pork, it i.~
slatted, “ill be of innacnsv bcnI-fii to
IchI and other bianciies of the Gov
ii in Palimn'tltl by the Forest Scr-
lite that therc me: more than 1:0, 0th
sat/Indus. in thc country and it is pian~
these will be askeILto malte- a detail-f!
tlcn is sought as to the total quan.1
titv of each kind of wood sawed. Ihai
numbrI of lath and shingles manufac-
tured and the average mill Ialue for‘
each species. Printed schedules dc-
aixncd for usc in different regions of
the .country will simplify the collcc- ‘
plete IcpoIt The work, it is stated,
WEST P01 - N- v.. "0'“ 2‘-"ivrin be. directed by the Office of InI
In the hard practice totiasv and to-
morrow Head Coach Duly will try to
Stcnacl. a new man, as substitute for
Gerhardt at quarterback. 'The team
will be one of the heavietit sent out
of West Point in years.
mass-rub roe masuucursa.
WATERWRY. Nov.“ 21.——Savcrlo‘
Pagliusa, a Bank street atonkeeper.
was arrested on' a manslaughter
charge and is held without , bonds
while Deputy Comoer J. T. Moment
for such create. The. Metropolitan investigated the case. Pagilusa. had a
Southern and Pacific Northwest Anso-
ciations favored the proposition.
“WW '
WORLD FAMOUS ’amuAnA
a’a‘aplro
It entitled in the Old Glory horse
sale here
Il'ld (Inc in- game in fair phy'éical shape, Johnny Commission, and“ Insurance Comm was- pin-chased by up}; 1mm.
31mm was included getting the
home's: stock of the m William
Russell Allen, launder at the Allen
Punt of Pittufled, Mass" all of which
was Wed all. m has been
III. mm III-e argument; Mush-ea.
it; fir lisp-It three mil. M3
.: in tha its! hot
man in the world. but for Ill that, 3 drill The practice during the not ALMS, lid» 1hr. u—fle amply.” gel axe-“mm“ I:
‘ . 1mm Wfly‘ut
fight with John d'Augustino, a Bank'
street saloon -ltecpcr, on October 31
tier, a gianttackiezdunrgal Ill't‘tlligations of the Forest . .
Service in Washington. but the wcst ”0°31 grtcvancc committee, J, P1. '
our part of the country will be coy
cred by the District offices of the For
Mont; Denver, Colo: Albuquerque,
Will; and Portland, Ore. The omcera
)in charge of flies, Districts, being
nearer and thoroughly familiar with
the scene of operations. are able to
secure returns and compile results in
less time than ilethe work were all
bundled from Washington.
It is intended that preliminary
,statemcnta showing the. production
of the principal species. such as ycl-
low pine, Douglas fir, white. pine, and
oak. and also the production of the
leading States, will be. issued as soon
as the figures are available. The lIn
portance of these. annual statistics
Forest Service. officials say. is ap-
'parently not fully realized by all of
and to day d' Augustine died. in a local the sawmill men, since past attempts
hospital, of hemorrhages of the atom»: to gather similar data show that a
BOUGHT BY lTRANTER. acb. It is also claimed by the police large number often fail to reply prom.
that Paxiinsa jumped _on d'Augustino‘
NEW YORK N0 .-—Blnm, and kicked him in the stomach, cans-l
lag the injury that resulted in hem
orrbages. An autopsy is to be per
”1 3’10 "otters, “5 30“ formed late today by the medical ex-
yesterday for 86,300. Re
eminent): .A. A. Crane.
*5
W
- JAPANESE. mves‘r MONEY.
m 'YORK,'Nov. 21.~Wlt.hln the
last six months Japanese merchant’st
and expat-tiara have invested nearly
$50,000,000 in American sechriuee. ac-
cording to estimates in banking quart-
l'or meant put the neuritic:
were bonds. mtg m rail-tuck“ department today. The mm. WASHING'L‘DN. Nov. ,_
redheads. mutational-l
“Watchman
muwmewma
«mull-wilting?
WM” Wig”-
’i
fidalt N- ”WOMAN“
ptiy, or neglect to make any report. A
better response has been received
from the lumber trade in late ycarS,
‘and the oliicialtt in charge of the 10*):
believe that with proper cooperation
i
on the part of the lumbermen final '
figures showing the total‘productlon
can be announcedbij June 1. 1917.
NO PUBLIC SALE OF TICKETS.
i NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21.~There will
1M no public sale of tickets for the
Yale-Harvard game, Saturday. so
lcording to anticancemcut of the Yale
meat followed receipt or word that no
”midi-I inmate beads of ticket: will be returned to niece-“il
Mmlvtukmmtlmnx
fiawflmuoufortfakm aimed:
'wlIicl: in past years has been”;
I_ pIIIatI telt phone service is to III in»:
zbat‘il to J‘Illgiuiltl.,lil'al.3ft§ the new
Icveniug, in Pythiah Hail, .
‘beI‘a' present. including my
[lodge will hold its eleventb'
tion of the figures and make it easyi J P. Cornell: vice president:-
i‘ur ca ch mill man to send in a com iLconaid: secretary. C. A:
est. Service located m Missoul“m“de bv the piesidentalect,
we Housnomc cool“.
Coach menu: of van. com to“
Best in America.
Tilt foutonred boat race he!”
Harvard and Yale frIainaeII cm
the day before the annual regatta.
New London, will be «lieu-stat new? ‘
June This was decided upon a! d ‘
Ictenl meeting of the regatta M uni-
versity officials at New Yeti.
Of other business transacted at %
meeting ,(‘oach Guy Niokafll ii 15%
Yale crew writes the following in liq
"ltile Alumni Weekly: .
‘MI‘. Meikieham (the referee) m
,aiIcn a.utoc ratio power in m
with the policing of the course, 1%
pIcI ed stall at failure last yell.- ‘ "
”the morning races are to be re
met the uppei end of the _
This course is to be better M
and bouycd, signals are to be in“.
b) billOkt‘ bomb:~ immediately hm
ard at the start of the lace, and 3.,
stalled at both ends and at the an
die of the course, to be at thy-4M
ferec‘s disposal during, the day of lb".
purpose of advising: tlIII public as to“
the proceedings." . ‘I
Nichalls. who is now on his in,
late (our .»c on tiiI liousatonic PM
of Derby as, “the beat in Auterlcnflm
this gem ‘s Inatcrial, as dcvelode"
the fall rating, he says: “We on M
forward to the spring with hepa‘lt'
not with absolute contidenou of b M
plctely I‘ictorious season."
STAMFORD LODGE OFFICE...
Brotherhood M Railmd “w
Name Soveral Nomik I“ .,
Stamford Lodge, No. 693, i- .
hood of Railroad Trainmcnt, in“
annual election ol'omccrs. 8|
There was a large. number of
Bridgeport. South Norwalk, ..
lord. Port Chester and New 1
Aftcr the wulinc business >
acted. the mcetitlg was in i I.
smoker and a moat pleasant
cnjoycd by an Chairman 6.3!.
frey of the. ball committee ..
that everything was: progmnttni
I‘orabiy for a big time at the .
on Thanksgiving etching, when V
b.ttli Officers for the. caudal
ware elected as follows: ‘ ,
litaaurcr. Y W. Champion; ’
publication agent, it Help“;
the representative 1:). J
well (. A. Beers and G.,F. ,I
The following appointmenltl
lain. H. llcitttl: I v :luctor. W
Apcat‘; ll'nrticn, ll, Single;
guard, J. Kcnmdy. outer m»;
W. Price. The new 1y elected . ‘ »
will be installed at the last,
meetiug‘in December and will.
charge the first of the year. -
TlTLE.
Aitkcn Not to Race at Méot
way Thanksgiving.
"LOS ANGELES, Nov. 31.4-
Rcsta. automobile racing driver
came the mic claimant'yestordfi
tin American Automobile _ ..
lion's title of "champion W
America." when Johnny AM
rival, announced that be M
race. at Ascot Speedway on
giving Day. Aitkeu said L
was leaving at once for the BIL.
Howard Wilcox, his team
said that the prize money 0 _
tho Ascot event was not still
be attractive. > '
Resta has 4 000 points for the - "
piciiphip titlc. With Aitkeu ob,
is no one remaining who on
him by winning the '00 t.
lowed the Ascot winner. my,
finalmontest of the your
points will be allowed
sinned prior to Nurember- d‘ .
WWI“!!!
Norwalk Chronicler