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Petitions for Divorce Filed in 3w!
perior Court in Bridgeport. i
Charles J, it‘oiey of Daubury, lute;
filed a suit for divom in the Civil;
Supetor court ngainst Slice Foley 01'
I“ SO! “mung“ '41., New York. waging desertion July.
. . '2t:, 1906. and asking for the custody:
.912, ~10wa ’Oi minor child. Lillian, 12 years
oil The couple were married on;
lAtfjuuet 4. 1904, Mrs. Foley‘s maiden:
'l'tit otltciztl fielding aterages 0‘ ”Irillhlllt being Hawkins. 1
Jintiitan lwugue tor the wanton ill-“1‘ in her suit for divorce agamstv‘
timed hate been announced and show. 119mm” A. All'idgu of Danbury,‘
l!" litlrltrll clult. pennant M’iniiPT5.I ‘tial. Elizabeth Beach Aliidge of the
ritd aleo wotld‘e thatnpione, tit them-tn- [.laott chariot-2 him with (it-IRRI-
i .p til the liet in club fielding. with a'timt August 1, 1913. intolerable cruelu
,t tttttare ot .972. . Tll“ (‘hit‘alwlty and infidelity. The couple wereI
\~.‘l :te Sox ranked sit‘otld. four ltoiuts'iittiitied November 15. 19l1. E
lift 1; “llllt‘ lll!‘ Yankees and T180319! Mabel Wet-tulle ot‘ Not-Milli claims
\ tlt‘ [it'll for lltll'd place. :Alil'eu \Vertulle of Brooklyn, desertJ.
(titlitlll of t'le‘lel“lld, with an aver-«Id llt’l' two months after their malt'
o 9 .
tit .SNS, “an the rent leader of ridge and she now wants a mx'ot'ce.’
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Ill. first liltN’llir‘ll. though Mullen oil'l‘lt- couple won- married October 5.‘
Ill- \tvtllkers l'lid it perfect average iu.191.3, the plaintiff‘s: maiden name be
r we nieeit game.» while (lailtol‘ of ill“ int: Hendrick. I
lull Sox lititl :t lll‘rtl'li of .997 ill forty-l Mary PM” of Norwalk htu. brougltt'
l i._‘ t L'Iililt‘r 'l‘ttt‘iit‘i‘ of Cleveland] ditolce proceedings against Lajos;
|lr)l|l£ fort) two games for the In» Filitv. ot’ tlte same town alleging dot—i
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1' .~, tteitleti tor .981, while Eddie Stflllilil on May 18. 1909. The couple
1 .t‘ ill>. oi the White Sox, was the liiizl'il"tl on October ll, 1889. Mrs“
! lender in title di\i§lull, with all it‘iritz‘s maiden name being lladnicel
.- ~. utpt- or ,97t'. 'l'llougit .Boone and. Charging: deeet'tion. Maud A. “it'kh,l
it : .~tilitltlttl stickers, showed 0i Norwalk. hits brought suit for (ii-i
, ,;.-,. or p71 up} 370, respft(‘lively,, \'l):(‘i from Henry Sloan Hicks, fort
\ ‘, .t‘ :‘riltlll Mood tot-ciiiost among “Mil 0f Norwulk. but said. at the
t til/1'} mm” guardians. fielding [ll‘tht’lll little to be it resident ot‘ l’ttil-
i~ 'n i in the 1.31 ignition in which he lidfll'hi‘i- Mi- and MW» Hit‘ks were
..tv->.«t,v::.ti. Scott of the champion lut‘t'ir'i in crew City. N, J.. Milli 9.5
jt'wl sot. “its \t'ttltout a peer when it 1905'- Sltr alleges her husband left
it t m plating shortstop, and his .llrl‘JOI-tobd' ,lft. .1913. Mrs. [licks
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itsit: for the custody of her son, ll\t’~‘
}'t:‘l'-0ltl (‘ttl'ol it. Hicks.
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MISS SORGI ELOPES WITH HENRY.
KENNY.
tvt‘ MS? was ten points better
the next tletttest titztn, Mcllride
of \‘t’:t~hltlgtott,
Stilt-it it. the lied ;~‘.o;\".~. St‘nStllltlllitl
)ttil'l; t"llll\'lti\‘l'. together with lien
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it: .t‘li ot‘ t"ari-igtttt‘s band. lint-troll oi -—————- iI
ll't \‘aitltis, Lieholtl of Chicago. Kim: =
Married in Port Chmer. Wedding
Trip Sturta in Automobile.
Miss lipiplittny Sortii, 19-year-old
(is-tttgitter ut‘ itr. and flirts. Antonio S.
Soy-gt of 514 Main street. Stamford
1t tltt‘ Athletics and Hendrix oi; the.
‘.‘.-vl;--t.<, all turned in perfect field-
,iw :!\t‘t'iltl"t‘ in the outer gardens.
.t.t...;.r:t they till played in only a few
.l:~: -i. \‘tntttlts of \i’uahington. with (doped with Henry Kenny. of Bridge“
z-t. :m~r..,:c ol' .iltt’i". and FPlBCh 0' the pill, Hill of Michael A. Kenny, (it“l
‘t"t ..,, <ux. with .ith'l. ware iiw “'05! owned, Monday afternoon. h'l‘bey‘
4o: 6-,. u: .w. tioritteie of the regulam- welt married in Port Chester, accord'
in. l."'i‘.fltl, lli‘ tender of tlti‘ Red in: to information obtained at tlle'
fit”, :tttti lllt‘ )tltlllESlt‘l‘. (lliarrity of germ home today_ and they immedi-
'llt' \t'- «l'llttlltlll ('lul) were the catch- ntciy wired their parents. Then titer"
.3 \‘ tin lwl‘l'eci fielding rt‘ ot‘ds. began their wedding trip in the ttutotl
\.l.ji 1.‘..llt of Chicago worked iii-l
tittattile which conveyed
Stanford to Port (Theater.
Mrs, Sor-gl. ill the abuence of her
lttnhahd, declined to my much about
the touring». Site. saidttbo did not’
know where the couple had none on'
thr-ti honeymoon. when they would
reitlm. or where they now are. All
to the attitude of Dr. Sorci ttnd her}
soil" towards them, she mid nhe aup~t
poem they would be forgiven wheat
they returned home. 1
Miss Sorgi is it wrt' pretty yottnr
woman with it talent for music. She
pit-yrs the piano well., and hits a very"
antct soprano voice. ller husband's
l'ntlmt, now deceased. was once di-‘
rm tor of public works lit Bridgeport.»
them from ‘
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,. ;. l illlllallfllly large number of
i..-..t~w tor :t backstop, and ranked
Still: \titli :i lil'li'l: (if .988
Tiwrt- “t"l‘ four pitclit-rs who
hanul in fielding tin-rages without it
i vIt'l. tttispluy against them. Williams
4 , l“ Whitt- Sox. who tIerleId forty-
iitlre minus: Knob of the Brown in
"mil iltvet- sitil'iti, Venn Gregg of
live liml Sox itt twenty-one gamer, and
it'yt-ltoi‘t', first with the Athletics and,
titer with Red Sox. Nabors of the.‘
Athletics lliltl the poorest fielding ov-
l":l;!t‘ lllllflni: lllt' pitchers, mnking‘
‘llliit't‘li errote ill lorty names for ti
. titttlt of .827.
‘ Club Fielding.
‘,i.‘
i’t' A. E. i’-".j lit. Soriti was in New York. vester.
it won ..i2‘_’tl 2052: iii"- itT“ dziy whether iii search of his (lttlln’lllt‘r
(‘l m“... 9 9 ,9 94240 197;: 20.". .QSRI :-::t‘, wirinlaw did not appear. 2
iii \\ Yul-k. . . . . .4279 2035 215 .967; -—->-~—-—~ l
lt- tr lli ...~lf.’ll 206] 211 .967: FERRlS HAS ESCAPED. I
{IttttI lillltIl . 32:: 5:2; 5:.” .365. Stamford Fri-on" Seated Wait at.
.tl.‘ I‘llL’ (ill .. us of); .. I '
1-H in”... . . . ...lfl‘2R 2th 248 .96‘23 mm of ““33?" °f mm"
M ii..tlt'lpllllt .4022 2123 all
.9511 Theodore Ferris, of iloxbury. who.
was sentenced to serve one ycnr in
Ijllil at the September term of the Sn-
W'TH QUAKERS. Illt‘rior Court. for seduction. escaped
titti..tl~ttl.ittitA. in. Dec. omit“)!!! 1h" County in“ Monday night.
.llt“.’:il‘ll ll-‘l'I‘)'. i‘etln‘s full hock. (lt‘-,““'l ”km“! not been retztkcn [hit-1‘
t in! . tl ,\"‘\lt‘l'tlii.\' that he would be uni: fit-"i iiOl'h- A general ttlttt'm Wilt" sent
.ulflc to ill tontputty the Red and Bluc‘ out bi” Sheriff Pease,
{I um” Mn“ to Pasadena, C:tl.. Muir” lt-l‘:is escaped about 7 p. in. Ho
it - ill plug. the l'ttit-ersity of Oregon Wits employed in the hotter room at;
“liltll tut .\"w Year's Day. - Bcl'ryilil" county jail. When most of the;
.. «l his l‘I‘:t~‘t)ll as follows: v : lrt‘isoners and Pillltloi’ces were at sup.”
'l vir- kept on the. Mexican border, iti‘i'. he. climbed over a Willi in the
it i n-- ”wt I fell back in my work, "‘5! of the boilethottsc. and made ofl.f
“,3. l “ill hm... m pass up that grog” | He wore the regulation prison suit. i
“in to the coast. l 3111‘ going to get} itrrio was prosecuted on complaint‘
right down to my books and catcltl 0' ”to parents 01' a Stamford gm-..“:
up \titil my .‘llltllfiS. in fact. not olte:rl.f ittlnnr—nmllrti Hautzh- He fled .i’rom1
to. i will timi- tt busy spring. I ill-film Stamford Jurisdiction and was tituf
tonu to try to win the pcntnthloll titlcll'csted at n rttce truck in White!
fer the first time, and then i will travel Plains. H0 is it married man. with a‘
to epend a lot of time. with the battliflmili’. i
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i't‘lu'll Falwell fluid that tile Pennl WILL SANCTION LADIES’ DAY.
lip ad would be colitposcd of 24 ploy-t CHICAGO, liec. 6.~Cbnrles ILi
e'-. three coaches and Manager Lot'-:Wee,2ltman. president of the Chicago
elk . I‘Cluh of the National League is prepar-
‘ » ‘cd to urge National League owners tol
KUNZ TO MEET COLL‘NS. imction ladles’ day at tho annual!
.'l"t()l‘tlln.k' to the report given out mil-ling 0' ”’9 1953“" in New York!
by not Williams. inntcnitiake; of the ,“m 319341.“ he said WI.“ ‘
Ftdt’l‘al Sporting Club which is tol One din" a Week at which Women!
limit] the next boxing show in this cit)’,*'“’~‘ “mum-“88 t0 the be" ”first
on llocmnbpr 15 m- 13 the boxing ex- is an essential. especially in citlbh
)tihitlon between Bolling 19(1th “and; “1""? the practice is followed by lh"
Iri-zmltltx C(inifrey is off. He has ha“—9'Alll(*t‘ican League. in the opinion oft
etcr, made arrangements with M,._'1\li.Weeg‘llman.
Perkins, Kuttz's manager, to have the1 “l dO‘not intend to request the
local champion meet Willie. Collins. orit‘flkue 10 set aside any particular
Krtwburgh' u, y, Coning in one off dun” he said, ‘that should be decided
*the' tastiest boys that Veg-burgh has! by the ownera. The attendance of
1.“... turned out and is quick, unlike ladies should be appreciated. how-
ul'onnd good compiler. He is at pres.i 0704‘. attd I believe the plan is an im-
ent in pr‘rfet't mndition and is train-1, llm'tant one.“
int: with Joe Smith.
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DOUGLASIFOWLEOR w. R C. ELEC.
. ' Tl N. . - .
Douglas Fowler, w. R. 0.. No. 30, ““35" Have his fir.“ minions holding
met last Friday evening and held ".5 that under the sixteen hourtluw for
annual election or officers. At the nexti railroad men negIEct'to “'0” in-
meetlnganumbar of chosen omcesare' ““3“.“ ““95“” “MN if not
to be filled, and Ill members are. urged in b“ “ii-hell!” “0' mini” Toad
BERRY WON’T GO TO. COAST
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lRAlLROAD NOT ALWAYS LIABLE.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 6.——Attsociata
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jttssoctation has learned that otl‘tciala of South Nomlk. has foiled to pay
. for trottdng events and. it in said,. has brought a civil action in the court
‘ imp: it half of l per ('ellt., \viis con-l bot-it made the defendant in a suit for
posed new code helm it"alnll be
,Jut-tiIce Clarke of the'Supreue Court W
’ NEW YORK. Dee. not
corp: ot scouts ever are. in tie many,
antes in 8 cm W 6W ISI HEW YORK. in. c, 6;- Too much
the Yanks' scoutinz Imminent ex- ptosperity and the aging or many
it‘d“ mlhmflafilfih the Suite my weaken the “OI-[On Rodi
Opinion of Hart! Own-r. now but- 60: in 1917. Yet Foster, Maya. Shore
new mafia. KIM- sad Ruth should be better pitchers
Sparrow Point! out that six of the in 1911 than they were in 1916. Hob-
rookies dug “P 5! J00 Kelly and his litLel never showed better form than
assistants in “15 W011 r9831“ 31815an 1918. it is not. reasonable to eat?
in ”I?“ fix“ “In W 0. the club. fit-cl that Sir Ric-had will go back
M “DIE-fl“ TM- The 59““ includes Outleider F7133 over the winter. Barry will not go
- Gilliooley, Catchen A] Walters and back. and if he doe» Jam-rm ,5 1m,
W m M '“.Walter Alexander and Pitchers Goo. pun“, Scott too. is tery young. and
. lMogrtdge. Urban Shooter and Allen will improve. . I
.3 M m.“ “I. Wilmer“. Three other players, Out-.I Gardner its aging. aspeeinlly in win-
lflcloers Elmer little: and Tim Hea- mg worm ammo“; but me
dry): and Pitcher Elmer Love,Iare r9- 1,“ his “51“,vefg ”ll”; probing:
. . . . . ,9 ‘ ; ed as e iendid prospects w to may wil' .0 back ‘at'ez- wt not ltttpr .7
Nit.“ \Okif, like; 6.“ “#15:“ ['3th :I'Il‘if (.onsigergbte verth to the club but ngneuI 9. ”a“, great hitter. \irtit.
Ht‘i‘dlc, owne. 0152:”.WJ high 9’ next seahun. ‘anper seen): to defy time. it ma!
$32.35;: Wimflfi .2. mi: .... "‘.'.‘*.'-‘“‘.f““‘ we - ms 3...... ... g" em:
in the 2:25 pace in the Rochville Pair! D4" T‘i’l’le “5d Km“ Brady~wero three tune ntunete .tte tie .
1 Ti still may
. ~ . . _ let out on options. 193’ _ guide.
tut-t beptouibei, he stirred up it horf ”"0“th Piercey. who 15 only (inc ”mm“
[It'll-l heat that resulted in his beingguiz’ImII
innit: "film‘lgglimri‘otmfiimwlfli the real finds in Macao last ”"3“ m. “mm”; 3... (11,131“), WW“!-
¥ ‘9“ 2mg“ C '2: It the HumorI u“ ““5 "“0“ "t“ "1 s!“ W“! ‘ “7 should be imm- m till. iii-.tii in tIiIitoI..
llllll Hyatt h/‘snsestema' it devgw‘hlpi'liiiflrll)‘ to get additional taper-I Couiiukey may “will" 121111 1I
ed that 'I‘halwzed WUD‘DOHG mmjiem'e. ‘lnott‘mait. in that t-t'ettt (hit-dint may
Hm.“
lithium
My “H for video no.
9 I, l in their effort: to build up the be g-ll‘mlgt‘l‘ than in 1916, .. .l
than the, PWT,MMS' thot bod pandI \‘niilteeii the club extent “0.000 for 17, llt'urott aliutlfii lthzulrtlly thtl .b'
M “Dd" an usaulue name a your I”. minor leugue playem, which dou’not ”tummy, Jennings has t‘\rl‘.\'llllng‘
“nil 3;;liliefzi‘tt[lageilfizfiulfilggwas: itltlutie the DRY?” purchased from but wlt‘lwi‘q, llt- \ttll get me or two‘
.- . _ - . . u ~ New York
9 I . ‘Hatry hint'lilil' of the Federal Lea gum} plitllt‘ ,~ i. I .‘t-Ur - , .‘
.nJ:‘~l.lndlplrl .11" "aII‘Elfly()f Inf-"1 ‘ong' gilt“: plluer exchaligw-anxc-e. Culloil “rt-tidy i5 .» . “In. titotlt‘liIto vtiilI tlitI
Al tilt? tiltixriu'own: bruit Tia-id Gideon. Sparrow 5a“ ill? I" oimu-tlimmiir ui tl‘v At‘llt’i'lt‘tt“ [MW
:1 ~ , . . .
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~ ~ - , . i - litl won rentinr jobs not!” be in 391 . tim. . t tilitxaliiltti run it
hilllili ol ’i‘tllly. h. \. The horse was W”) “ t
. , . ...». '._ ial'et‘. Mut<el,'
.. . . . sold lot more than “0.000 deY- but! lililt» I» . - ‘i‘ l .. ..-.
:‘IF’I’I‘in'i’d' ““1 “J d‘w:1’f,wwm': WVHHV’F would brink 325.000 alone» “ml. the... l....t_ t .iiaytellebtle tIllt
I!‘ if“ sum:l;eh\l,lul "or; it iltmmlt, although inclined to Ibe l‘mi' riot. kvtlt but: imif I'M“ ““r a,
l“! Id molneyd that mrlzam‘, Albin tic, is in great demand," said Sitar- kmti l‘tllill‘ll.ttl'I lli lJlii . l4 II:
u'ivfulll tillevigll‘nc of the The Weed llitd "W" (‘upt iluiiton r nu" remarit- wmhumm'l 1"; P ‘lisj‘lil‘1‘lliln't‘:l;
M . ‘ ', etl' “Hi. The ;. w i~t‘IHtlIi? .‘“.l ".
Bl "I [thawing-rtilltjfllt‘rlil‘witrndntllttffiisg‘ ""‘5' a“ “0“" "3 w“ “m ”M“ Smith lit-itH *1 “I‘M!” "Wm" 1“ 'l".
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with tiny club they all want Barbell." |--'.- notion“, Alll'Hl was ill and lit-I
bury Fair. and had won money iii
. . 9 . 9 ()i the 17 new play-rs ttilwtt HOUI'] juled and “1;: [at tIlitttt nut 9.t.t l
httl. etitrtx. :l‘he horse this time oat-I la:t rpt‘ltlll only "I,“ look as though ”all! iii: lmtttd ”I Jilin. . . i
tallltl't-"i by leter llopdlt‘ oi (unton. ”III mum he failures. Harhle twp. ”WEN,“ ”My. wine pltt‘lltiliz.1
Pit. and though he pleaded ignorance
of the facts regarding the ”$09.”, Al-
hi:: and Tile Weed being one and the
Nulllt horse, he was suspended. pend-
ittr, the return of the purge: won.
ilcrdic llrttt started The Woe-d tit
Stui'brldxe. Mum, where he won a
part of the purse tuld later raced this
pe(e.r at Rochester. N. H.. but this
cd like it. real comer until he refused 1M”, n will limht-hlt wet. (‘hroniani
to lliit‘ll to advice “That boy had “HI" 1,“... u hm“,- H... in lQl,IlhftilI
the ltlaklllur‘ of a great pitcher. but he he had m “in; \\'.mtb.~.:tit.~a.§ will p. It
will have to start all the way tip [mm a lastly nmtmwt plnin’l‘ t lt‘\'1‘l;tntl-
the bottom attain." remarked Capt. “Hunt mph-9t, my i'rt-l' It) be feared
lltletott recently: in 191';
. The Ailll"il(‘fi will he etronlwr. too.
mots DISPOOBD or av JUDGE but scum strong onuuait to finest :3
time was out of the liloney Then hel 4- J“ WALSH. “M“ plttce. Tl)? ”Written. ”m"!
clinic down to Rockvllle and on Weld.I “I" 9"“ auwtwifbnr-illth‘hr ”J ‘ t
need-y, the second titty oi tllc Rock- F'HL oi fitmgzfiedxfl: lofttaimottm lurch; . .
' . . Drove u out to u .
ltllziouf‘ntill'nt‘hlerteriytl:fulllilen"gaming: (lilo Klittnpp, it til-yearn“ Green-j FOUL av PUGiLtsTctIIthALtDATES
rawt were unfinished because of split with youth pleaded guilty in the . . echTrtIA ii --A puglliet
twin. he had .luck Kingsley drive i'rintinal ommon Plan court yeiiter-l 3.Aut.stlh,II\\ . etI ._ I boxing
The Weed in ”,1 222‘ l'fil‘F- The day to omit“ an automobile in who fouls ltlh uptown tn. outr-tct=
Alub. owned and driven by Mr. M“. Greenwich Aug. 31 last. without lttiv-I utmost tituttli; no.1” .tT‘; to in
tin ol Rockvitle. won the ilrttt two in. it uterine. lie ,wus lined $25 uItIu‘ is :IltlIlIIllit‘ItI't llIIlIt Io-ItititI; the ”I"
l , t I without COME. 1 ar- 0 t~ . . p. 'jlhi‘: i I
Elisailtshhilgg‘itfvtehnel'tlll‘r‘d 12.33;”: James Ryan at mnbury plottdedlw. net-ordain: H'Iitii :i‘tIiItniottIIlItIIttntlfit:
The Weed, which finished third in ute‘ guilty to vauroncy and intoxication Mil today in NW mutt
tiret two. moved into second place in and not idem 30 days in Jail. prom: cottrt.II .' p. f “III I‘m“
the third and copped the fourth heat, ‘ Nmtrd..Iilgn a. bricklayer at The case was t..tt {It . .‘ . ’nrl'
when the race Vent over until Thurs. illi‘bury. who has a. record at having Mllttttukcc, who lost it » Builiuduon
d“ ' ' W ......... "“5" ..... ’t :35“ ll ”l“":“..3.°.‘§~'i..‘-'il.it it
Th next it 'ln air we t within the last 3 years. one a in... o I. ~ , , ~ I,
fronlennd ooplpidhbotgh Jen‘s-“haunl‘l: plea of will): to the charge of lli- guarantee oil linimiillg tunnel“t with
the race, and then and there arose toxlcatiu- 1nd Judge Walsh sent hint: Mthe bikini-8.. the bout ““5””??-
the that suspicion its to The Wm) to Jail (or 15 days. 3°" account oi .i foul tottttuttt y
being it ringer. The next Week Her. Jolcph Pruer. of Stamford was Motto.
die brought The Weed to Danbury {lh‘fli It 30 days' sentence for being
and lie \llut itizuiu entered iii the 2:24 intoxicated but th-BHHEHN‘ wait aus- umpmgs TO SEEK BETTER con
trace on Tuesday, October 3, taking minded and he was pluced‘in chante- nwtou5_ . .
thtttl money. llllt-i time balm: driven 0‘ (“107“ J- bluitbomi 0‘ hwinfidllt‘.. (‘ill(‘nt‘.0, lhI-c. ‘i {The hittttonn
bl l'ope, who was succeeded by-M‘r. lii.t employer, Ayfimfiillhln of l «item-«tonal linintt‘t
Heroic. the owner. in the last two. '1'?“ will Adjourned ‘0 1W“ T““"‘i“'in meet here lim‘t‘lllbt‘r 10. it. no:
limits. lday morning at 10 o'clm-k. lfinlltllint‘t‘d “,de “I, 1.51“,“ menu
HOW to make more popular the Illi'vh for the betterment of condittom
lH‘H‘dinfl of trottan hortm. was one NORWALK LAWVER sues thENTl among umpires lit the minor leagues
0’ ”1“ important Mentions cottntdtlwl‘ FOR MES 00!. f'l‘tze umpires cont-nil that it mino
Why by the Board of Review. The Assortllltr‘ Mrs. Agnes A. Grimths. league tit-tattle» otten retinitis the aerI
vices or six unit». on. uses (our ant
‘ltcit‘is two for a part at a. sensor
'wlmn they are l‘el'tast‘d. This action
they assert. its ttntnir. They will dc
‘muid the saute consideration giver
umpires in the major leagues.
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oi titir associations are considering him .200 in fees now pm" due. Wit.
the autxtttttttion ot titttoittobile racing llt.m A, Grimil. ti Norwalk attorney.
recognize that horse racing tttttet into! common pleas to collect $300 du-
intzde more popular to the breeder,‘ matted. AttorneyIGrtmn are he an
A suggestion by Joseph M. Mctlruwitct'. iii-i Mrs. Grillithtl' counsel from
of Arden. Pin. that breeder-z be paid; September 1. 1915 to August 29. 1916,
it. etnttll percentage of the purses, pet-.t littrry Schurr, of Bridgeport. has
BOWMAN RAN NINTH.‘
Tilt. ten mile road run tor Connecti
cut amateur noriccs, held through thv
siilt red without action. $450 datum-rs brought against him by 1 struts ofINeIw ilavon last night: wa
NtotltI eerent)’~ilv'e complaints, dis-i Bernhardt. Doehrer. The action iaIwott by Edwin hflubt‘rg. of hen Brl
p‘l‘uth. or infractions or rules, Verdi brought to COileCt 8 bill for 835i.50,l tain, the veto-an runner of the NevI
lit-fore the board. Because of failurel claimed to be due. and unpaid. thtt-en A. A. “illitllll E. Bowman, oI
to my Purses at tho Hillilpllr‘n County. In the~ ettort to recover on a 8300; Nornalk. am! the tinge at tttc start. bItItI
Frill 8‘ Hoiyoke. Mm" three omcersl bill. D'l'on & Douglas, incl hivehwns overtaken by sunburn. after t
o: the fair, ’1‘. J. Shinkwin. pmident;istnrted proceedings against Adolphltwo mile titurlt. and the local lad fin
S. lluchttrme. treasurer. and l), H. Freedman. of Bridgeport. through the'ialted‘ninth. No other Norwnllt liter
Young secretary wpfp squendgd ““9. civil Court. of Common Pleas. wclc Sitter“.
til the purses wore paid. —
.\i. R. West of Weilsburg, W. ‘78..
and Harry Thompson of Collier. W.
\‘a.. were expelled together with the
pat-er, Dick W.. which it was charged
was ruced in Pennsylvania. Wést Vir-
73'
improve Your Complexioy
Get; your blood pure keep the liver active and the
ginitt and Ohio under the . . . —-
Balntoral. ‘ 3"” °f bowels regular, and disfigurnggunpics 311d. “Willi“!
'ro‘ revise the code of rules govern ; Notched wdlIdlsappear from face. Ear improvutg
ing harness racing to matte them ttnl- i ii: mpleoon and W W W mmdorder 1
form on it." tracks of the United 4 ' .. , ' .. 1
States. the Bonrd of Review tonight 1' ‘ ‘ . ‘
appointed a committee of six mem- 1 . 5 V:
berohto IcAo-ogerato with a committee l? , .-
ot tie , 111 icon Trotting Mancini» . L » » ‘ _ _
opt. in drafting the new code. 0mi- -I‘ are safer; better'and’ sm'er'tiian costnetics; They
em of trotting horses, it wtw said.
have been at a disadvantage in ruc-
ing'thelt- horses under the diluent
rules oi“ the two emulation. ll
“"53 decided to call a meeting of'the
heme owners to putt upon the pro-
elirninate oisonousmattersfrom the system, st - '
en the organs and purify the blood—bring the heat th-
glow to. e cheeks, brighten the eyes. improve and
Beam}? me Still
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SillllP [ll lilil.
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0m: "' 1'9de “3 one 0‘ Jackson and ii. t"oltttte. the great pair.
adopted. It is plannad that when the Undo-ad VohotoWhon’m with” But. ,
rules have beenput into effect, they Ebuhm'fimlhbufiifiqm
shall not be socket 'to change for
one year.
The followingwen appointed mem~
berlt of the Media rewrite the
ccde:_ Jaime. Wally. Trenton, N. 1.:
i ‘ Gm Hartlord, Cour
Pierre W In. Tuxedo, N.\Y.:
Joint M Infinite. Termini: Eon-
oet. samwfinuaee, N. ,Y.: and I."
W. Swollenmmu. O. ‘
SPiiciAL tron THI-oj WEEK.
4%. Fiat. amuse-1:. 39¢,
% 1b. T“, “ta?” ‘bocoiu‘uojo-‘u -~I1;.-.'o¢'~o‘o n' war ‘II
to attend. The ulcers for the ensuing! “3,“? to W,W1~¢-an odor. ' 'MRDANIU. #1710 0! ”UR- " ‘ --.-ti--‘
year are as follow: ”'9’ “U" .94 “Ml-n!- I ,9 . -IVII’IF.P.I , " m» _ ., . . .:.'....‘~... m»
Prelldentern. A339. Smith. “\Yfmfl' . mm! the flog-“um 81'. 10ml.» M .44qu . suyoor-dun-acaw nin’nIgo-u-o-on. - '. 4. ;
“seam Vice-Proaideat—Mra. erlha PM“ W191i? “loot miles. I). [Wipes-tin: at 3 . _ I“ {I9 9 tats." 15c. . ,_ ~
'ilcox. . . ,. ~ , , mm on; ‘ o- . ' ‘ * ” ' "1‘ . .
Junior Vienna ~Mrtt. Helen' amt. swmulm civic it. "m In tummy... hot ' 1"“ , " r . ' t ..
Keller. 9, "’ it i“ '1; . NEW YORK. Dec. .. at qumu» ; ,I "it
Twill-.2 , . Join. , m.» moi. - it». Min-clan: , , . . -
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Made To Order Weather
You can make any room in the house
Just as warm as you Wish With the
Pcricctum Smokeless Oil Heater.
You can carry a Perfection Heater
anywhere. It helps you dress, cat
and bathe to comfort. It is handy
and economical.
pEIgtrn TION
5M0 LE x—OIL HEATERS,
It cuts down your cool hills wonderfully
during these raw divs. that need jllfitt a- little
heat to drive away the chill and dampnas.
No fires to build—no coal to carry—mo
ashes to clan up.
Perfection Hooters are for sale at deput-
ment and hardware stores everywhere. Ask
yourdealer to show you a Parfcction; Des '
scriptive booklet mailed ircc on request.
For best results use Socony Kerosene
Standard Oil Company of N. Y.
Stove Dept. . 56 New Street. Now Yuk
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