Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 8, 1917 · page 9

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1917

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I Opinions and GOSSipI

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erjat'k first baseman,

of the high 1051 01 liing and lovtnr,|

.3 3.111311 a 3981.

1.11113 football team, went under 1111mm.._,dm:,’Pd m a few davs
opt-ration yesterday.
. nicely say the latest reports. . |

the FaiInIont A. C.
wipe the floor with Thomas.

on '. l11- various bills coming up toda3l
111 11111110th.

.8 ier Molar disappear to?

‘Il‘tml this city
- -1:Iil 111011 111 t ‘X' . . " 1 l
l in 0 11111111. his stand education, and that it In (spec ally combination left hook and l'i'lli up ll.“ his hand 011111.111: belt.

. '1 possible I'etlttt't

. 1:111 not punish' the \zuaxdsman, o
' member 01' Ninth Compam,

Jess Willard fought his first fight
six years ago tonight. He met Ed.
2131111112 In the third round he knock-

ted 111111 out cold. However, it rather
Hooks now as though has has 1051'

11110 habit and wottld ratht't play t"it)“ll|

lloblitzcl. Boston Americans crack—l
has signed up. 1
slice was taken out of his salary,
but be still makes enough so that he
i~ in no daugm of startation, in spite

in 1111(us.

It 3 said that his contIat't calls for

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‘1 The city officials" bowling t1-a111 may
‘ch.11-1—n age the Newspaptr men. (1'13:
(113111 Stephen Ilokus expects to have

 

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”1101- Follwell, coach of the Penufyl-
“Bob" is doing; _.___
111111 .101- Dillon and Young Mandy:
”'.“. arc 11111111111: hard for their coating
\V ‘Iie Jackson, who recently stoD' .1111111 Ill the Music 111111 011 the ltith.
11 Johnny Dundee will meet Tommy" 1 _Q...
'loohey, of Paterson, this evening ati ; -"th sing, “Slop‘ Slop Slop,
WIUI" should Boys are Marchiag’ to the tune of;
i“.\1a'.thing Through (leorgia' in 1111'
ir'ase of the Red (‘ross parade.
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W1 should imagine that John “111' '
itin “as there from Itctts rw- uiycd
oi his Iecent fights.

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11111101113 will it) at the hearingsg'

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life‘s 1113ste1'ie.‘.\\11e19 did \‘I .11
Cood weather for ducks. 1

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Committee of Senators to Take Mat. Congressman Hill is today in receipt
fer Up with Governor. .of a letter from the Major General
tu'pmts ront Albany yesterday con- Cows, \‘t'ttshington, 11. (‘.. sl:1.ing 111.1
\I.‘\'(.‘tl the news that there it's still tilt-19 are approximately 18 I.'..tt‘ant'1 s

 

- 11011: for a contin in the vat] of second lieutenant in
I nation 0‘ boxing g (I the 1"efeIoe to ltalt pmceedlngs was

lmuts- in this State it the efforts of the Marlin-Coins. and ti 1.‘ 1:11.111'1rob
11 11011111111111: of Senators who tare 1111111. 3 150 of these vacantieez will he
advocates of the sport bear fr.uil At filled by examination II'oIII Ci\Ill life

1110 tonclusitm 01' a meeting of the Th“ examination “Ill “0 held on or
~‘1111tIc .l .ltiaIy Committee vestcr about July 111111, in Connecticut at
a... it (1 'lopcd that ”...“. “'11-: a llartford and New Haven. He further
111111 on 1'001 101 an infotnml coInIIIlt- “iii” that he I“ ”TY desirous 0"
tee of Senators to visit (lovernor- 1111111111111 the advantages of the Corps
\t' 11111111111 upon his rm to Albany to the attention of young men of suit-
11 is hoped to pre- able age, sound physique, and good

tor the repeal of the present boxing desired that graduates of our well
1.111 1.1111 1111111 1111 a regulation of 11111 recognized colleges and universities
1111311 instead 01 its abolition. ‘shottltl participatei n this exnntinalloa’ ‘
'IlItI Senatorial coaunittee, as .1 r. All civilians ovor twenty years of;
.~.1lt of numetous demands by en: age and under twenty -'fl\1- years of‘
11111111113 of the sport for its main age ill ”I“ “m0 0“ “‘9 exmniuutlon‘
tenaare tut-111191111011 to present 1011... are eligible to take 11. Full informa-
.0\.‘t 1101 tentative "13".; for the r-et: 11011 in rtgard to the examination may
..1.Iti(.1. 11f 111945111". With a .1...“ of be had by addressing a letter to The
rI-Int'tanizing existing DICIhIMIn govern 'Malor General Commandant. United
‘tnc l'oxing in New York. The con- Statcs Marine Corps Washington. 1).
‘Hflup'aletl‘ reforms to take the place '7‘
111‘ the repeal bill are said It) be: I
f‘otizpletc «reorganimtion of the
prts‘ent Boxing Commission: a rule-
making, it necessary that all leases.
to ir-xin' (tubs be Approved by the Krichell Sends Contracts to TheseIand
't-I Itlll'lt’y ,Genetttl betort- licenses can to Eleven Veterans. "
be granted, and another calling,r for _.___

\l'tt-kly pant-rs please 00:13:.

NEW PLAveIRIs Foa Hos'rtens.

 

tannins

Beats Sam 11111111 805911191! flunk

,night expecting to see Coffey get‘his

the. .

.111-11 to stop the shindig. .
'o. .-1 tin-Jung James was unable to
E11". 11 in the next- round and might‘

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‘\l.- 1.0 is the next logical lightweight)
champion?" is the question which is
receiving quite a lot of consideration
from sportsmen throughout the state.
Battizng Kunz can hardly make
weight, in fact, is nearly an impossi-
bitit‘y. This was shown at his last
fightlwith Young Eddy, the Green-
wich whirlwind, for at that time he
forfeited his weight guarantee. This
aII'ouuted to fifteen long bones, but it
won’t break the local champion. At.
that light, the Battier weighed aboutt
112 pounds, when he entered the ring!
1le 1b is about seven pounds too much
for .1 lightweight. '

Young Eddy has been claiming the
belt because he' received the IItws-.
Hupu decision over Kant: in the uIa-I

1111111111111 of the State Athletic Com- 3%” 0f vases But we (”11111 see it. '
111111.101), ordered Referee Flotrie Bar-r8" It” as facts go. Willie CondonlIh
' '13 the next boy to wear the crown I1

11.1111:- 01 the spectators'ditl not take -“ -" IECI‘HI tiu'bt. th‘t'. Condon 0““1
kindly to the referee's “mm for classed Walter and received both the“
while Coffey 1111.11.11.11“ him 1111 1’00““ “lid newspaper decisions. As
it that fact albno doesn't prove that
1.11113 ' is almost, if mt entirely out of

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Tells Reform-to Stu contort

Stldler Kearnb of Brooklyn saved
Jim Coffey, the pride of all the Irish
1'10111 llarlem to Cararsie. lots of trou-I
Me 11:; getting kicked by a horse yes-
ttr.11a3 At any rate patrons who visit
111 1111 Empire A. C. New Ybrk, last

 

Ion-111:1 for the knockout he suffered
'11 the hands of Rooms in 1912 were
Info: med that blacksmith Kearns had
bent kicked by an obstreperous steed
and would ..be unable to oblige. An
unknown named Sam Nolan front R0-
chestt-I was substituted and Coffey
'-‘.'.1.~' lelaboring him so pI'oIIIiscuously
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‘lltttIt‘ the lloclIesteI man and Sam was

11111‘ .110“) being all in. With a min. mt'x'm‘e “DUI it“ meets‘ '.tllie. ;
1111' r-tst Nolan might have come up} ‘- .1210 “"9 “WWII (‘Ofllt’llders‘
'Iltnuglt the Nutmeg state, who are;

‘.11.10 'nt1"'-11stcd in It'tIIIz‘s proceedings
tl::rle1'l'ltts Would not cart the}
thampionshlp around with him.
I. Neither would llled Allen, Al Ketchell
d 01 13nd Palmer Frankie (‘onlfI‘e-yau,
outsider. might like to have a say
in two.

How can Eddy. claim the belt when

‘111:1- IeInaiaed the limit inasmuch as‘
(“11111.1 is none too strong a finish-..et‘
Jim has to get his man quickly or

"‘111- rottnd in which Wenck cause

all one sided. however, and the. bout'

.lnoltcd lllCtl‘f‘ like a massame than .
1111111 .1 sporting contest when 0111"” hasnt “‘91 ‘l “in“? 011" 0f the

('t'llll'lIh‘SIOllth' intervened; Accordingfib'lt’l' mun. Condou, on the other,
to flu announcement by the t‘eferee‘l'flb fought a draw with Ketchell at
1 one: weighed 204 pounds and Nolan “It? AC0?“ A- 1‘ Bridzvttmt. and In a
.92 reread boat at the Casino, bcgt him.

.11 the other ten Iountl bout Wild: “1‘ It“? also obtained the decision
111111 Kenny knocked out '.WestcheaterI “HI Bud l’nlmer. We smile when
Jim Smith in the second roua11.A ”‘0 “”‘WWICII 1“" Wt"; “19111188 10

Hard contact‘ 111 looking the. “boys 01 or I; would
let-eta as though Willie Condou. al-

thouph be 111111 the best '1lalm to the
llnltweiyht title, would hole 11 hand
111111: to hold it..l‘1aaklt- (‘onlfreyf
“'11 1111 give him. an awful battle. Willie
11.111111. that he is too light to stand
up against Battling Kunz. Yet Cont-

Arrangements have been perfected‘ It“ did- And M'llai is more. gave

for a bout between Battling Kunz 11198111011: than he took in our boat. \os.
South Norwalk fighter, and holder of “like will find Frankie a tianuerousp'
the lightweight title of the State and b,'.. -
M Thomas, the clever New York light- 1.111 AIIP“ should 1:ch l‘ nation a
weight. The boys will meet in a 15- 1.11011 ".0. Clever little fighter, and
round go at Pittsficld on'fifonday (We can easily make. weight. Condor:
ning, IMlll’f'h 26. Kama closed for thc_ Y“'\'Pl' met him. but without a. doubt
boat yesterday. rp:11k.-~ would 11.1" quite rapidly.

In addition. to this bottt, Kunz has Another contender in the ring isIAl
been booked for two other scraps this i1cttluIll. Kl might beat Condon, but

I1'- 11-11'. felled Smith.
I1' 1111 the. boards did the rest

KUNTZ MAKING HAY.

 

South- Norwa'ik Banter-'0 Manager Al
ter Dan Morgan’s "Laurels."

 

 

 

:1 It'dholltm 111 the length of 11111101111114“- Three new playeIs. Earl Hodge, an
IIUI“ “I“ m 5“ “mm“- making “'0 infielder Edward Lennon, a pitcher,
"m numbei “‘9 stanand A9011“ 1‘ and ..l Sanvage, the former r‘ordham
II‘ “1” "‘°"°I‘I*"‘ “Imam” 88115 {01- College third sucker, have been for-
”mum“ "‘I “w .‘I‘Iz" of. names With waded contracts by Manager Paul
"I“ ‘0 a maximum ..tlctgue Club In addition nine v-eter
Inns of last year‘s team who are on the
,reserve list of the club, have been 1111-
vited to sign contracts for the coming
|51 ason The. total number of contracts
jsent out according to Manager KI":be111

This includes documents II‘

(If $10,000.

GUARDSNIAN .SUSTAINED.

 

Ninlhmcmnany Man Not to Be Pun
ished fior Shooting Mooney at i 14
q

itTtJ'tlIant-Genetllondeor" "e_ M. "01- ISIIIIme House, III? CIFI’EII pileill’l‘ "II
b " " fielder Gles who was secured from the.
.Gi ants, and Guy Zion, the f0rmcr bigI
lucague outfielder. ' '
”not. revealed 11.10 shot William J. “The: IOIIOWIng tetetans willibc MRI
Mooney of New Haven. last Saturn 0 report for spring pm“ CE n6“
(say The company is guarding the month: Harold Horkheimel‘ 111631199111":
Tiousatonic Rivet bridge at Devon,ISII0IIISIODI Second Basetnan Jake War-
:1111 previous 1’0 Satfi'd'tv. 't'zi‘ilra'td 11e1',0utfioldcr Joe Priggs, Otto Dein-'
‘ ‘ lager, Pitcher Marty “alt-1h, Catcher
eIIployes I‘m-d ”“0“” 53‘0“““115 and Mike Flahcrty Catcher George MO-l
«o'::1crttise Ianuo'yed the guardman Ishicr and Outflclder. Doc Ruggan.
“I‘D“EX-“JS 51“" by a gum'dsman. it Manager Kirchell isn't sure whether he
11.: piesumed,“'in retaliation, but . thew“; retain .311 the. vagrant" He will
fans were not disclosed. either by 1001p an over and may use some. of
"I" .ntemhtl'm of the icompalld. iii-3.1mm inla trade it possible." I
officers or Gen. Cole. The. general
121111111111 the. matter up with _the 11111: _.IAGK' FLYNN' 'ro
road officials in an endeavor. to have. I MANAGE PLAYERS
he railroad tic-operate in 1119118111111: ~
is emploiees from intertefing.,:wlthI. ' "
rte guardsmen who are guarding rail-

Connect 1 1

cut Coast AItillers, whose name is'

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Springfield, 111095., March 8—Jack
Flynn. manager of the Springfield base-I
ball [club last year, will not pilot 4118
City of Homes. aggregation this new
son, but. instead ‘wtll direct the team
playing under the Lyon franchise.
wherever 111111- franchise is settled.
either in Lynn. vILowell 'or lawren‘ce.
That. announcement; was made; 1111'

 

 
 

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which FlynnLIane I‘ wan... "111.:
.418 xrjaultd 11111.1 Darcy 111.1 or the Springfield 1111111 111111 9.1

ON LYNN OUTFIT]

month. lie will fight Johnny Marti‘t‘; is: doubtful. The local 11on best

i of New York at South N"ott1alk onleItiq. once and fought another draw and

March filth, and expects to make 1113: when a man does .3 thing once, 110
(1911111 in New York next week Kuna- 1 :10 generally held Ih'f :1 own
is also figuring on fighting some good‘ buy Less for Willie to Ivorry.1tb'but.
lightweight at- one of the Boston clubs that Palmer isn't troubling Condon
in the near fulttre. He has been asked at all.I I I
to give his terms for a bout in 11111.1'111111- about him than'irc does of brush
Hub » ‘ int: a fly‘. off his nose. However, some
l —-—- of the so-called "softenaps" often
.HALL DEFEATs BLAKE turn about and‘prove to'be better
. 1N BILLIARD .TOURNEY 1111.11 supposed“ Bud might 11.111115. -
—-— I The-next logical fight in the city
iAasumes Lead 111 Nathan! Amsteur 11.111111 ‘be. between‘Coadon and Eddy.
. Champlmhtp "32 Balk Line 0°11 01111111111 Is willing.is Eddy? The boat
.1 '.est in . Baotou-+138 Won EDI" would surely draw well it wouldn’t
I Games and Last One.- ' take-more 111.111 an hour or so to find
rut 11110 is who And then let the
winner claim the title and; hold it
i primal all cKomers The most sensi-
1111- thing to do. How about it? _

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‘ Bt'stonf March TIA-Nathan 11.111. of
{1111s city, gained a commanding loadl
in the 1 National Amateur billiard
(l amplonsbip tournament at 18311111111

 

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lino yesterday at the expense of that .~ ”PRESIDENT WILSON ILL

title aspirations of Ledyard Blake of ~
WASHINGTON, - March 8..-—Presi-

.San Diego, 0111.. The local player, '11
gnaw comer to championship play’ in
golden A, ran out the required 1100
ipoints in 30 innings, while Blake
tscored 276. . -

11.111 has won' fOur games and lost.
none to date, and in the remaining.
contests of the tourney must meet.
Edward F. Gunmen at New york. 111.1
champion, ”dream-31311111111011 01'
Boston. Hall’s high: run: 11.11.111.111
13 1-3; Blake's high 111.1 42', average
91-" o. ’

dent 1111111111.. who is suffering from a
cold taken _a week. ago and made worse
during- his inauguration 111.111.111.19-
method in .bed today by order of his
physician No engagements were
made; by the president for today and
he will rest as much 11'; possible due
in; the next few days.

president a temperature was above nor-
mal. and that absolute rest for sever-
al days was necessary. ~Tbe president
spent a quiet' night The. drospscts'
were that Mr. Wilson would have ,to
"emaln in Md for adversl days, ”'

 

 
 
 

 

DENIES HE‘ AGCLUIBED .1
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,the state. record for one da3 held by

So one I

in fact, he doesn’t think any.

_.IDT Grayson said at 11000 that -It_héI

 

 

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certainty guess the germinating pow-
er ot‘ corn, even on the ear.

Any, kind of a germination test is
hotter than none. but it is good judg-
.11Ienl to take a little more care, there
113' gettiug~au accurate test. The time
and expense of testing seed corn is
hardly worth considering compared
to a. good stand of corn after plant-
111.7.

The first. necessary
of 4.140011 tes1 are:

1. Know Jtow many kernels you
111.1111 withw a “handful of turn is not
.1 tount.

2'. Keep moist but not "soaked";—
1.11'ir11ect-ssa13'.

3'1. Keep ('(Jlll where the thIIper-ia “n“-
mm is similar to 1111111 it will be v1 hon?
planted—rutom 50 to 70 degrees.

4. Make a cateful count after ten!
to fifteen dzt3b of all kcrneis'showing
1411001; itr.owth
.'1. Make use of the test by dis-
t'atdmg the ears, .01' corn HIIOWIMZ‘
poor germinatkin; if this is impos~
site. plant more thickly to insure a
full stand.

Think oyer this matter of testing
30111'001'11: decide. to do it this yam
“Just to see whethdr it is worth
while If for no other reason. '

State Records for Milk. ‘ '

lN COMMAND 0F VALE UNIT

NEW HAVEN, «March’ 8.——Under-
graduates at Yale who have joined
naval unit will be placed in four divi-
sions, according to proficiency in
steamship and naval knowledges as
determined by exaxminations. The
first quiz ms held last nighthient.
J. K. Murphy,.appointed senior lieut-
enant. of the United States Naval (Res-
erve, assigned to the. Coast district
between Neulnndon and Bridgeport.
.has assumed command of the Yale

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.THAWIS CASE COMES UP MONDAY

NEW YORK, MARCH 8,-«ltet‘usal
0f the attorneys who are seeking' to
have Harry K Thaw adjudged insane.
to allow representatives ofothe State
of New Yorkzto be present at ”19.011-
amlnation into Thaw’s 111111in 10- Phil
adelphia next Monday has resulted in
an appeal for such appearance by Dis-
trict Attorney Swann said he realized
if Thaw isndjudged insane, “the mat-
ter of the people of New York vs, liar

f. new state record for milk pro .
duction in seven days has been es- W K Thaw Will be settled for all
tztbhrhetl The record hold by Wil time."

11.111115 l‘aerueeIt.No.113,481.0wn-
11d '03' (‘ardner llall, jr. (‘0 at 65 7.8
ptuuds has been exceeded by Mary
011;). Brookside De Kot. No. 98,319.
th..t. ptoduced 687. 5 pounds of milk.
{SIN is owned by 11.11. Newton of New
‘Ctnaan.

in making her largo record. Mary
Onyx lirookside Dc K01 did not test.
very high. 'and. consequently, her
tour! butterfat is not so high as some
of the—other cows in this group. she
hating yielded 18. 255 pounds butter-
l'ut. equivalent to "2.8 pounds butter
111 one week. Her highest day a pm-
ductlon was 104.3 pounds of milk.
whith is only «I of a'pound below

ARMY RECRUITING ACTIVE'
.\\'ASHIN1"1TON, Mart-h 8.—llecruit-
lag during February resulted in 4,852
men being addedto the regular army,
the War Department announced to-
day. _ .

WASHINGTON, Morch
infantry units of the reserve officers
training corps have been established,
it was announced today by the War
Department, at various institutions.
including Harvard University.

8.»—Senior ..

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HELD ON 8517003 CNARGE .‘

Joseph Ruggiero, aged 20. charged,
with a stautory offense agains1 1111-!
nor girl Leonora Gulw,ay of llan- ‘
bury, from which city Ruggieto alio
hails, has been bound oter for trial:
in the superior court bonds fox his;
release being set at 81,100 The [Iris-z
oner through counsel waited examin-. '
ation in the lower court.

Lily [)0 K01 Pieterle. 211d. another
can in the herd 01’ Gardner Hall. jr..
Co. This great (:01: was able to pro-
ducc an an average 98.2 pounds of
It- -1111 in seven days. She is a grand-
daughter of De Kol 2nd's Butter B03
41111.11 ball that has 118 daughters in
IlluanUAl registry and- a close de
scendant 111 De .Kol 211d.

'the former state record lIckL by
the Hall cow has been exceeded by
two other cows aside from the pres-

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TltIaIseItIdoIzirdIIitt‘ItlIe IIterdI oIIstlIIcI'III'ItI‘aIlI- ARTILLERY ACTIVITY INIfiICijIS. 111111311 I' 1 ‘ .
Incc Holstein Company at Walling- CHAMPAGNE REGION A'NDF‘C‘ e 3:: -___ . . ' '

NEAR THE OISE AND THE ,
AISNE. ., _ -

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rnr11.OIIc of them, Olive Pinter]:
(ointttha, No 136 488 1'1 4-yesr411d by-
producing 685 pounds of milk came'
vet-1' c.|o c to the state lt't‘Ol‘d. This
Icuup cow cxcerded the. pIoduction of
.llary Onyx Brookside De K01 in but
ter by making twentydlve pounds in NEW IYORK‘March 8.——Tw0‘

Ih1't".1eek She milktd over 100 pounds guns, one forward on the fore-
1111:: 11.11.212.212: ...... 1.... .... .1... ...... .11
as 1 hold: one of the finest t'ows of the were moantcd on the French
11:11:11 with a large 11.111111 and Mood Linc passenger Steamer Rocham-
type with great; capaclt3, She. is beau, which arrived here today
granddaughter of Colantha lohanna from Bardpaux T11- ~-_--1 forward
1.. 1' and Pietertje Hetmerwld Count was a rapid fire ”av; piece and
1A.! K01 -

The other cow 1': this herd to ox- that aft w” ‘he “5313‘ find" gun:-
rent] Lula Eff-1:131 ‘ato )Hnnmi‘ in WhICh hag becn 0.11 Ffench ship;-
‘thuugh made since the new state rec- for several months.

01-11, has a production of 668.6 [Bands The ROChambCau ig the first
of milk. She is ltlountan uccn shi to arrive here I with
Rut3, No. 173; 529. This cow’s best ml]; forward and Fig“ 511:: the
flow for twenty four hours ~1vas 102.9 3
pounds of milk. 1111 butter she. made war began.
the best record of any cow reportedt Officers of the ROChamb‘eau
in the state this year, having to her said the voyage was without un»
;credit 31.13 pounds. This is the third usual incident N0 Submarines
lairgest butter record 111 the state for bxé’d.
. were Sig

.'setett-day'A tests. Af 1 B d the

AVegem-lna; Meal. ter caving or eaux

In view cl 'the ever Increasing cost. American steamship Orleans
of meat and the desirability 01 add- was [3385911136818 thg mouth of the
ing variety to the diet by theh 118:3 of Gircnde. and the crew oi the

nort- fruits and vegetables t e on-
him-111111 Pomoloincal Society and the. French "I3“! united “nth the ”1
‘.tt‘t‘tahlc Gro'w'ers Association at 1’3 5533333 .011 board 1“ givmg
11.1-11- recent convention in Hartford the 01468118 3.- cheer of welcome.

“binary 8 to 8'.ot'feretl prizes for an The Minnesota, .thC. largest
lexlnl'lt of dinners which should omit merchant vessel flying the.

American flag, arrived here today
from San Franc sea by way-o of
the Panama 0111.11. Sher will the
placed: in trimatlantic service at-

 

 

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~ Among the other conditions. of the.
contest. we're the following: The meal
ishould. be well Selected and conSlst
of six“ dishes in addition to bread

s’ndibntter 1181101116 be sumcient in ter _years of §fad§ing~ on the Pa-
amount? ito serve- four 3peopld.‘ gig bifil: Shel“??? purchased.- “may

should not exceed '81. 50 In 0051.
should be I'm-tanned and prepared by
high school pupils with a minimum
of resistance from teachers. . '" 1.
The meat which won the second
' prize, .‘1' liandspmé copper cup donated
by Henry Kohn 8: Company, jewelers,
of. Hartford. was planned and prepar-
e}: by the second year cltiss ln~tlie
111.601 of home economics, Connecti-
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from the Great Northern Railway

by the International MerCantilc

Marine. 1'
l’E‘l‘ROGRAD March 8,.- via

landed, 3.54 p. mq—The Rus-
signs in figure: have made further

Importantmrogress in- their .ppr-
Isuit 085811: from from Hamadan,
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Aftoi‘ eir capturet of the Asada-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ progress southward and On Mon-
“day occupied the town of Kang-

aver.
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ee will be back on
evening, to referee the Nom'slkm
11.111110110011111”. This will be was».
'news to local fans who witnessed the
$1958.. work of Hill and Wallum.

201,4, Noru'alk team when 1!:- 3y play. 0314
foreign ccu_,rt afteI having performed
on 111- 1w court in the local .11
‘To get the local team work going
- proper shape,- more room
than there is in 00111111111 111111.

;lt comes to a deciding game, that-.1

will probably be played in Norm
it might happen however,
Leary might want to toss up for Hip
last game. I

heard next Monday evening to get-pt;
least one basket against Leonard For
two straight games, Harvey has gone .
without a field basket, and It's get; . ..
ting on the lanky gentleman's 96W988

thought, when he learned the result

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Tom Tharp, 11191111111111 regular I; /
the job apnea: ,

It makesa ' great difference to {Ibo

ion

horwalk ffits are thankful may!
that 1111111,

“Stretch" Harvey is going to I tr'y’

”We wonder- what "Ernie" Robin

of the first Norwalk-Blue Ribbon con.
test? in the opinion of Ernest the.
locals were not fast enough to break.”
into the league, but on Monday night
they walloped the 111 enueI aggtegatioti '
of the league in which Reich is- :11
player - _
Waltet Swenson, “The Swedish 1’ ‘ _
il, " has no terror for Michael Smolfok
Not after last night‘s game.
Both the local and Bridgeport
agement ought to make up for' W
losses sustained during the first
of the season, in the next three some! i‘
No preliminary game has 33181.4
been arranged for Monday night, at .'
the. local armory: Some fast Bt'ld‘
port club team ought to 12‘er a.
attraction Local fans are doubtlé' 1‘1inI
tired of seeing the same ten. men fiat;
form every Monday night in the In"? .

liminary game- . ...-
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11.
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tteftIIateti the Franklin's in a. RIB

game at the Lincoln school 303mm
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ATHLETIC RULES 3v Mom: I3 )5:-

“Doug" Fairbanks. the new ArtotdtiI
star was asked last week to r .'
Isome of his athletic rules, inasm "It
as he. has become famous for his 1.‘
letic ability.

“To be athletic." r plied the :1ch1:.
producer, "people should sleep H.188“;
eight hours a da3—I myself stzlddi'n'
require four or five When first. a
ening, you ‘.should drink a gins
\Ijaterw—l don't do this mys self, '
its in the rules Meats should be all.“
on with moderation lshould‘ "suIssIs- _
Hungarian 111111.111. for 1111119111111" .
boiled lrish stew for dinner: 01
the p1 Inctp'tl things about athletics is
exercising; without it one cannot 91
come an athlete
for physical powers. often neglect.
mental and spiritual A half 110111 In It
day should be devoted-1‘0 s-arious rec‘d:
ink—psychology and metaphysics.
the best rule of all is, don’t worry

ways smile. "

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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BROWNE LOOK'EI'D UPON
‘ As A 'LUOKY FE.

Graae Hugh Browne, whohms H
restrained from staging a beams 90
test in which Les Darcy appears.-
today looked upon as a lucky- ”(Ii
pal

In boxing circles in New Yo fit 1
believed Browne would hate
heavily at- tlIe box office had’he, .
forcd to carry out 1111311111 '
show, as the purses groranteed
two men represeted an outlay
$40 000 and 10st prices were at
higher 1111111 usual .- - 3'

The substitution 411 Jim F1
Darcy will '.be quite another thin
prices Will he shoved. down to
'la‘r settle and the purse will 89' ii
to, 11111811111111. " ' '

As for Darcy, his hopes of .11
1115' the coin 111.1111. roalm in New Y
State are at an end. The 1101111 3
mission, tanning 111111 a “slacker

minced the ban on his appoint
‘8 York 1111;. .

 

 
 

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