.03»...ng ' 4‘
a»;
WW-..” w W... . ~
riigittitiiti ins w
ANiltttiilllitllSl‘ltit
1
liill‘mllt'lt‘l‘ oi“ stlcces‘n‘." if your hens
are laying only T or R dozen e a
year they will not return much more
titan enough to pay the grain hill but
if by better care and management
you can induce ll‘.'.‘lll to lay an extra
two 9 a month or ten dozen a year
then the margin will rapidly increase
nine.» one can now retail these cost;
fit: about .10 cents it dozen.
The them best pops in each of the,
principal \‘ill'ii’llt‘fi are as fOII‘oWB: l
Barred Plymouth Rocks .
triiirficlds Poultry Farms. Short ‘
Falls. X. It.
ltlf‘l'l'll M. Clark, Brookfield (‘en-
ter, Conn. .
'liliblllflilil Poultry Farm, Lansing,
Mich.
White Wyandoues
iiierrylliougiil Farm, Columbia, t
Conn. 1171
Oiled G. Knight, llridgcton. R. I. 1002
.ltiSeph Itioreau. Wallum Lake,
R. I. 1021
in? ii. ICI‘IliSS-t‘. \Vellsler, x. v. ioéiI
Rhode Island Reds I
.‘hlltm's Hard to heat Reds, New-
port, R. l.
.iucob Iii. Jansen, North lltH’t‘ll,
Conn. ”11:20
Geo. W. Harris. \\'estport. Conn. 110?-
' White Leghorn:
r-. P, Robinson, (‘iilvcrtmL N. Y. 1133
.l. O. LePevre. New Pullz. X, Y. 1200
2%.»
u..-
SLs
l
1‘3th
1098
988
l 1 till
ltilttop Poultry Yards. Sitifield,
,
Conn. 119»
Miscellaneous
Oiicd (1. Knight. (White Oi'ping‘ .
ton‘sl Bridgeton. R. I. 1080
Hollision lliil Poultry Farm l
(White Rocks) tlolliston llill.
Mass. 1082:.
(loves & Sullivan, tiltit‘f Wynn-
‘ lOSL
dollys‘i Hartford, Conn.
_..—.__..—-—
OARRINGTON WINS HANDICAP.
Ito he at 135 pounds ill
of .tht.
, ’l‘anitn,
weitzlit champion of the state into a
match with Ohio Brmvn. the New li;i—
\ >it favorite, who lost the tile tlironcli
.t ttchni‘alitv last November. .
liliilier‘s Pilot't's proved futile, liow-.
ever. :t'= Kitnft‘ Whised to melt the .\'e\y.I
lhiteii boy except und"r hit own con-
ditions, The holder wants the weight.
o‘clock. which
means that. he would enter the ring
Wt‘lgllllbfi about 1151.? pounds. lie also
refused to box-with t‘itive Fitzgerald as
referee.
Lew ltrow'n. titannger
n
it
of "t‘liic, ac-
,compzinied Matter to South Norwnlk
and demanded that Kunz aveigh in at
it: pounds but the latter would not
agree to this. iii-own. however, said
he would accept some referee other
than Fitzgerald. '
.-
LEA'R LEADS H ITTERS
Bridgeport infielder Hats Mark of .420
—Tamm in Second PIace.I
King Lear, who was botentate with
the war ciiih last season in the Virgin-
in League. climbed to the top of the
Eastern League batting list and at pre1
sent is :it the summit with an average‘
Hunt of his wallops have cut"
enotich power to not ltiiii extra bases.
and the youngster is Nine to he found
amour: the league lead-Err. when the
season terminates. Iloh Candy, the
weedy outfielder of the Planters, was
I
forced to suirender the leadership last
week and now holds a place. with the
batch that has slung the pill for .323.
Portland alloround player.
held his own last week and trailsI
Lear with it mark of " 2. l
g Harry Donovan, of New Haven ‘l'llll‘..
the wet bull initnipulator, continues to
he n terror to the hottcrs and main-
Ilnins his clean slate, having turned in
six victories and no defeats. Harry
.
ed.
l‘e Patina, his llhllllll'rltll‘llt‘lur car. printed by the g,,,..,-n,ngm_ In or ‘..r
Th“ ""“lffil “l” mark ‘1’" ”'3“ ”m“ to get them out in a sufficient quanti-
tlie areal Speedway cars have
used on a dirt track.
bwn ty. it was estimated that ten million
{copies would lie llt‘t’tlt‘ll, and the flu-‘-
m «(train-ant presses printed the etiiireI
T0 TEACH HOME ECONOMICS‘ ‘Iilllll‘llt‘l‘ iti one day. The local lianksi
Miss (”Ml-VS “PW" “f ‘1‘" ("""“""li‘ have .l’llmt‘ arrangements to aid the
cut Agriculture College at Storrs, has people of Norwalk to subscribe for
been engaged by the li‘airticltl (“ounty these bonds llll'llll! them a pmgoy
"arm bureau as teacher of home eco term than is mpmioned on the tire“.
noniics‘in this county. Miss Green's InrgI IAny person callingr upon the
llt‘tttltllull'lt‘l‘s are in Norwalk. Besides banks will be readily furnished with
looking after ttie work of organizing “it the desired Information.
clubs in home economics throughout
the country, Miss lrcen will give
demonstrations \in .r,. the interest jusd GREASE!) l
titles It. . , SAN FRANCISCO, June. 12. ~ MeneI
.\1 rs. ll..t:. Ogden has returned from For 0" the San Francisco and Oakland!
Slot-rs, where she took a four days' ”rigl‘llau ”um 0‘ tho Pacific Count
course it) canning. She is enthusias- Lentil!“ ““1”“,th today that there
tic over the work, and declares that “MM "9 a gonc‘tll reduction m nature
Stamford should be better represent- i“ “”90”” June L." The. itianagcrsg
Last week, shti said, there were stated that this “w” WM taken
only three women from Stamford.
in!
View ot’ light business, attributed to
while (treciiwicli was represented by
eighty, and this \ycck will have eighty-
war conditions.
iglit.
1
BALL PLAYERS SALARIEI} DE:
t
NEW ENGLAND BEHIND LOAN
QUOTA
BOSTON, June 12.—-.\'c\v EngiandI
‘wtts $156,700,000 behind her Libertyaj
Loan quota today and renewed ciTortsI
were put forth to make up the balance
' . in the three and a half days remain-I
for governor in 1900 and forum: cor- ing. With MS than half the allotment
WWW" wins"! hm“ “M “1 M“ siiiisortueti the Liberty Loan Com-
boine last night of heart disease. lle inittee faced the ta'sk of obtaining “IL
JUDGE BRONSON DEAD. AT 83.
NEW HAVEN. .lunc 12:—.ludchaiii-
rel 1.. ltronson, Democratic candidat?
was Well known ilirottrziiout the state scriptlous I” the rate of about $40.:
the Paladin 'l‘riist colnyuny for
8,370.13 . July 2.? was sit as the date
of sale. and "liztrlcs .‘iloiiigzoini-ry.‘
John I. llotiilinu and Charles E
son were appointed appraisers.
Joseph |'. Taylor was appointed a
(‘tllllllllllit‘ to take testltiiony in the
divorce suit of Nan Wall against
l‘icrct' A. \\':ill of Norwalk. .
l"or~-clositre was «lei-reed of propl
erty owned by Custom» Kaufman in
Noiwtilk and nio'taaacd to Mary
Meyer. The first Monday in l't‘t'elll‘
her was liked as the day of ridemp-
tion.
In the case of Emily A, C. Smith
'l‘riinsportnthui Lines, lue., pc‘niis-
\Vil-
jet :ils against the Anniiig J. Smith
sion was iztvtn to continue business.
A GLIMPSE iNTO THE
TAXES OF 1877.1
An interesting summary of the tax
list and ad laid in 157: has i-m-t-iitiy-
come to light and was broiglit to the!
attention of u Sentinel reporter. It is“
as folltiyi‘sr~;
"ll‘lie aggregate taxable yuluatton‘
of property within the town of Non,
walk for the year 1577 as t'ollow‘srw 1
‘ total
‘ day
tiers marked the progress today of the
Liberty Loan in the second Federal
Reserve think district and iii the na-
tiou. The minute hand shows the pur-
chase of bonds in this district and the
hour hand points to the purchase
throughout the country.
The loan coiiiinittre announced to
day that although subscriptions in the
reserve Bank of New York 'uow exceed
tdu*.$il0,00tl,(itlti allotment {on the dis-
trict by more than $50,000,000 that the
is still short of $1,ilon,tioti,ciio,
the mark ill-i committee here had ster-
tctl with.
It was announced last night lllill the
subscriptions receit‘Pd tip to noon Szir
iii-day amounted to $016,mn’l.000, Chill-I
pared with 3.388.000.0011 in hand on
Thursday night..i‘lesidcs this increase
of $28,000,000 over the totals mention-l
ed in the Treasury Department‘s Stir ‘
were 1'9 '.
night statement. tlierr
celved yesterday in thr- iuailv more
titan 524000.000. and local banks sent
Real estate ................ Mimi-.93 in nddhioual applications for hirze
j l’eisonnl property .......... 15,321.00 311110“an-
Penzilty .................... 997.20: .
T t t '“J;";‘: RADIUM TREATMENT OF CANCER
0 ll .................... ‘5 0.3 ‘.-L1 Q , ~ . 0" I P result 01
Tax us imposed by Legisla- . BO“TO‘\' June 1“ 1h A . I
titre 1 1-2 mills .......... 3 9,0533“ radium trea‘nient of cancer and tin-
Town expenses ............ 24,298.99 proved methods of caring for children
National League.
t'iiiciiiiiziti, 3; Brooklyn,
New York. 8: Chicago, 2.
lli‘s‘loil, 2: Pittsburgh, 0.
St. Louis. 5: Philadelphia,
lugs.
‘ American League.
r- .
Rochester, i. Buffalo.
Toronto, .3; Montreal, 1.
0
Other games postponed, rain. »
American Association.
Minneapolis, 4.
5:
Kansas City,
(‘oltiiiibus
Toll-do. 4:
Louisville, i'»;
illiltt'iitikee, 3; lndinnapol
Atlanta, 8: l\'nshville,,4.
Birmingham, 5: Chattanooga, 3. ‘
Mobile-Memphis, rain.
Other not scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Springfield at Hartford.
Lawrence at New Haven.
0
I
National League.
. Biouklyn at Cincinnati.
‘ New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis
llostoil at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Boston.
(‘hicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washinaton.
a.
St. Paul, 0.
American League.
. I
a t '1' '7» i
run" Com futon HI I
K In bi ,5, . lie . . 5 _ ..
m. 1 :*~ ‘* "A " ' “7. “ r 2... v ‘ ‘—' . __.,___...., _.,*,_.___ ‘-—"v—' . -Q---.A- " -' " ~ “‘- ,.,- ' "-‘—-' — ‘-~r~—--» 7 ~—— .. -2 .4.-.“ u. .V, ,_..,.., _.
‘ Z 0 —-—t l
Stfll’l‘b LaJImgI (lantht . . _ 1 ' — INORWALK scours RESPOND TO HATTING SITUATION. | »' THE STANDINGS. '
I . W..._ .
S - " . “ l‘ Sit - o . THE CALL ! __
Hen chllll‘c “.1611 (I 9 l . Announcement Made That New Jon A l 1 Eastern Leanne .':
Food —— Total Production plnlOnS an 0881p - I l sci Firms Setiie- I . w. L. p. . '
' l ”Wm“ ' ‘ ‘ \tl' Hurt-n 17 5 73
1 . , , . . , . - .......... _ .
1‘0? ABM Amount to i . It was announced at the iiittces of BUI iAi‘H Bill b¥fl% Wticesier ............ll 11 5”
‘1 BY IRISH I the Hitttcrs' aswciaiion yesterday zit-l l 'tWI‘E‘DCt 14 11 560
‘ ‘ . . , 4( . . . ... . ..... .
4,452 ' t ' l .lciiicon that the ho l\aiiie Iial t,o.| ._._..__ th'“ Iondon 1,, 10 503 ‘
-..._.___. i ‘atd tiller Pros. I‘d C ., ot ()i'al‘::“,' 1 ' ' , .- , 4 . f ,. """"" ‘ ' -, i
'STORRS C n I l in ’1 t‘ :l ‘ N‘ J had J'jullt‘d‘alllwont‘w billsl‘dfithamplon P335 $100300 for k lglulewbh ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ I” 13 :23 .=
i . O n. .unu — n e.‘. s ~ . ., _ . . " ‘1 r‘ r - ‘l’tfl'll‘llltl ........ .. in it If." .
. And the nllrcl‘) still (UnilllULb. , - .. I , . . . ., .. . . “I . . t t . - .
week of the laying contest at Siorrsl t tiller. .ertliioinsuiiisi )«di, \iiill ‘}~ Attraction is; thin id ........... 9 3 .408. .
they: “a“ .I mm, .. 'l‘ .. . _ . .l "" 5 selling prici- til hats incorporated lliiI lliiirtloid 7 13,. 35"
. y ‘ ( r “”1," ”"1 ”“3““. Down goes \l‘heat. That is from the batting aristocracy. I lllt‘ it! i; want scatl‘ s. ’lhe price hills} The luv it I, . ,. . _ I ‘ National League. .
among lltfl‘éf‘ [Wits The l’lyniouifv~ __._ i in tiic New Jersey districts t‘Xlilll'd 011%. ‘ d I ‘ 1” "lg [01'1‘ 5“ Imp” i W L
Fuck: and , . . . . -. , . . . . - ; m ‘ . ~ .. ‘ win: an' be much more reiii‘neratii . - -'
k 5 C“ foghorns ”Hum" ” d Eddie liouscli '.<till holds his lilac-e in the scramble for batting honors, i ”lull“ 1' ”“1 “Fa“ U” “m7 0.1 fl“: . . h ..‘ J’“““‘”“”"‘“‘ .....,...._’o 1”
i“ ‘1"? lullt't' 'e’Ul first andthiid Matt's . . t' . I t' t , ni hold hi i l titted linttei. tlic llHilllll'dtHUlé‘l'Silhdn the squared Circle that Jess \Vil . New Yoi‘: 15
'. 1.: i I 1 .~ .-'_ i s S t _ . . .. _ . . . . ..
while the Rock‘s~ Hot second and A! + n m “g . J ' k .( “n' ! ,fit‘“ hm?” “I‘d” llemld‘i) W malt; ll“ lard, champion lieai'ywei'slii of the Chicago .. 21
. — — . new its. ".te oca tuitivrs’ oiiccrs . . , . ' . ~ - .7
t-iurth. The \l‘hi = iuh v-;.- e i-w ‘ . . .. . . / . . t . . . . .. _ . . , “orld, I\.' now the re ll'lt=iOl' and chief 5L L01“: ----------- - 21
it I i l I“ I" V“ 5P I}: H‘ ‘1‘ Next tune you speak to \\ilhc Robinson. the manager of the Brooklin-I . \teic 'dilllrtrd by Ihl. Orange and Mqhtaltrauion 'it‘ the pBul‘f l B‘ll “'i']| Cincinnati ..;,I 2.
'3 'ilm‘” k. -“““\'H‘. - "W i . .'.‘h . ~ . . ., . . .i. .9. ~ ' 2.. 4 . . .. -~ ‘ ‘ i :i o i ..t ‘ """""" '2
' , °.. ‘ ‘ i z, \ llt‘S, ask him what he thinks of the ‘our of sight rule on. which the. llll‘i't «He d~-U(1ullml (“Ugh that new 01 _ . lumum ............... lb 22
l.. and \ltndizwecp Fill'lll. noddingr . . . . .. . . . . . l the iiiantitactmcrs in those districts|“95l 5110‘“ ‘13.. 1.1.. 1i‘ 90
_, . . " pines in yestcidiiy s game Will] ttiiciniiitti based .i decision and allowed the: . . I . . . , .. .. . , I "We 5“ ------------- ) w
lluige, Loan. 1M1 "wepmrh (:2 and . _ I . I . l f ("ii , it i infused .o place [111' bt'llillg‘z pi itch on Annotiticciiitm of iltt- dent writ .., 1in [inloburflh . 1:, 30
. ‘ w l 2- i ocrtss ll‘ at- or .‘ .cinii' . . . . . ... .. .. _ . ._ - ‘ ' , """" ~
'31 'siér The New llatiipshirt- Barri-ti inn I, tin i ii p i l a l tlit new an... auto rilldlsll.'tt it “‘f"-.less become-s: sole 0m“... of the show American League
. .9- . .~ .. .. .m. 1.. . ,
““43 ”W ”kWh-“It‘ll it “Hi high "(Ll .. . - . . l President Wilson iris requested lll'tl ”turd. 'I"“_1"!I“I m .“ it ie iiiIim lwas lll‘rldP yoserday in a telegram from‘ “- L.
,H. 1 I H k . i i Johnny lulballt' is Pilnllllllfl on Benny Leonards ll'tlll. it looks as: ‘. ‘ ' ” ' ‘ 111 Didi'llt'dll) o1 ll't‘ Ul-dis’k‘ dndrnohtkt “is T] tel grant 1‘ I i t Mm“, .............. 3-3;), 15
x ‘i as \ Je ' were in 'a‘e on I. ~e‘ . . . I< . ' ~ ..- ' 'i ., . a . ~' ...- . .r . ~ - 3"“. . 2:5. 1-“ P, ' o : I‘ _
.' e 'I D f" [linflgh Johnny hopes to \\'i't',/$llt’ from Leonard his new .L'Ltlnt‘d world light-1““ ”WWW” “1th (01111”) did in the {\tuail. I.i(Ilt)llt. by .m,‘\[\.m?.l’d5‘)' . {I ‘ insert ............. 2‘) 15
will a 3.“ 1d of hit eggs and A. 'l. Len- weicht t-liiiiiipionship honors. - lwork tor the Liberty Loan. and all _ “1 JI'I‘Utinii“ and I-“t‘l‘i AW“ ‘0“ 05'; 0‘”; . .. I .‘ww Wait 24 20
5"“5 “ 11119 ROI'kS from North Atlle- " . lihl'Ulll officials and scouts have achit- “ydm'llmtm'tUl‘ III": ‘ “'1‘“ Huum‘i' (ht: “htlwur‘l Al‘liniion sells Jess \\ il-I t'lr\i~l_lt‘.tl ............ 26 25
born Mess. \vcre fourth with TS ct sI _ . . , 1 -. . -. .' 9‘, ‘A‘ 0 ““ 0' d “‘5'" ”mm” (‘ lard Syndicate Buffalo Bill Show for. l)t‘ll't)l! .............. 20 24
t I tin'r _. 1. Ti -l . d g ; Prtlllldl‘ thine. but neither of the Nov iork teams have won a Sunday I‘d “Pd Ill‘Ollllbed ‘0 do ”1"" utmost in fitieen vents it dozen higher than the MI,— ”W iri "m -h l w. .. 'h> E 1,). 5.. Loans ............. 12, 27
~ it “it”; it WM lim mmmsgnnie. thinking a house to llOll‘e‘r canvass. hills which were presented to the?“ "' ‘ ‘ ”1“ In. “ _° “3 ‘ ‘ O ‘Pliiladclphizi _________ lb 27
f‘" all DH“ "‘“mumm ‘0 4'1”! as ““1“. . iTllO boys will call at each house in local iii.iiiiii:iciiiii-i.a or tiiost- of tlic,0“"“‘r 0f lh“ Luttalo 133“ Show. 501d: \\'t:~»liii!'.’.'i)il ””17 29
i'ired with 1,118 for the rccetlitiv . . , . , ’ . - . . « 4 .: . New J *rsev districts. It is iiiitle -‘»tlie cont lete outfit. includin" two ‘ , ~
1 . ll sI Why "m have a”. pressure In ”I.“ mm? Free air at 1‘. n Crouch- I .\oiw.ilk dllll leave tiieie a (.rcul.ir . i l- . i . I\ , v “II . d 15.. l.- . l1 n I international League.
Week or an average .“lt‘ltl ftil‘ it” pens l . \ the liingfiIm 1) ms Hot II ”I(I“-bto ‘IWhicli brieflv states what the loan is “Um I I“ l“ ‘ P“ 0‘ an m“ trains 01' 9315“. 9“” 110395 and 2111’ W". L.
.I u Fl" I . t x‘\."‘ J" l‘ -<i_ - ~ . 3‘. . I . . .~ ‘ . ‘. n
of tit per cent ‘ U " I" ‘ U ‘ lt’or 'llld which 'iiso contains '1 subs 17‘" hdml‘ “mum ”M1 ”n “M m t‘tiullinlenl to Rt)" 0 Archer, prn'atei Newark .............. 2n 14
' i ——v—- i ‘ ‘ Z ‘ ‘ ‘ llYlll‘U' is so much Ri'i‘élik’l' in lllOSt“ t l ‘W ll d I ll' Providincc 9.). 17
From tiin= 0 time tli ire have ll'1‘t‘l‘l‘ , . . , . i - . . . .. . . . . I . _ . I -. ‘5..ch arv to IpSI" i M . [H3 “-0“ 5 * ........... -
l . il‘ l l ‘I . S 2‘ 'liitioo but on conventions. Next thing we know. the old lttllllOll canip- 'b“11’[1“" blank. ”0 ”1‘” the. 1mm“ ”‘1” ”1“" “l ”‘L‘ “”1“ “immb ‘11:“ I ‘, It i :I . II it will ot I lsiiltiii.oi-e 2.3 19
iii. > in l‘::" ('llilllll‘4 'arious .‘n . ,. . . . . . . .. 1- . . ‘ < l. . .- . -. . . . ~ .. i ivvweiU-i ('li i to . \' l'l - )0”
M ‘ Q I . ' iitw gossiping iiicctiiius will be iii order now that conventions.“ any sort l‘d" “H'M'H‘g tor “ bond, Whmh bu) “M" ””1 ”1'5“” ””1””; 10 ““5”.“ N ‘ ” I p 1. ‘_ . lttwhtsttr ......24 19
fiP-‘H‘ms Sllf'h 1‘“ -‘“‘-‘-1r“r'~'1“”lg ”“33“. “m allowed Isct'iption blank is collected by the ““1115 it 001"“ “1}“?th 0| the lilIml-Iaie. the show under iis onn manage? 'l‘oronto .............. 24 19
males after the hatching season. Stir», " ‘ isctilll and turned over to the local mum lilil'tf lilIl-H’ in this and tli-elm»: nient starting today m llolyoke. Mass. llut'latlo _____________ 18 27
with: an abundance of green femii . .. _- ~ . ‘p-mk ihrull'dl which the party Wis-tics Jw‘w‘l' ”WWI” .m“ 3",?" 3“” "Mr. Archer was formerly in the Montreal ............. 15 25
l 'I ‘ I . t (it ei 'n i The loan: Zulu lxltl who was recently lilltlt‘lii'tl out hv .lininiv Wilde ' ‘ e ~ ' llllllllltli‘lllli‘ra met with the shop com» I l" . (I I 1 h M n thi llichtiiund ll 39
i)? l .‘lllllnl‘Pl‘ tlllt \\'lll t'l‘. it ‘ffi ' l ‘ . V ‘ . . ' ‘ . _ , , . .- , 3 I Q . I . . . , . I“ ; ~1n nus”) 35 an '15 1- ) -- - - ~- . -
‘ f . . . ‘in London. shaded lotinu (,oster lust iii:;lit iii a ten round go at the llili~ '0 *“b’umo for H“ bond. “mm“ “Ml“ ““d “‘“l‘ ‘1“ m.“ 1’1”” ““d“ {m g ‘ ,, ‘ .. l- _ American Assomation.
~"l"“"1ml 0f the I'm“ ”“4”ch to guard tarv ,\ (. Ittre assured that the amount of their coiisidciation, but did not iitztlw any lift) 10111! ”Wild “f “lllald- “‘1 "-"1 w_ L.
mainst mites and Inc. 0'9. all of ' .Sulmfipmm made ,m these hlanks hPE‘llt'lllt‘Illls. . . . has engaged Melville ll. Raymond to lndiitnnpolis ,,.‘;6 19
which are believed to be an aid m V > ‘ ’ will he handled iii strick coiifidctit‘t‘ cli'ihli‘h'd t:Aillh hlh‘iliiulli’iuidisnldiT-itlixililt ”Sh-w in the management oi ”m KIN)“: (‘olunibtis U I ' ' ' H .39 £4
.- .-‘ l\‘ n , “ 'V. . ‘ ' .- ,: .‘,. ~.'~. A “‘
.t’L‘tllllg ”19 maximum blind)” or (”fl—g KUNZ MAKES KNOWN TERMS l OLDFIELDDE PALMA MATCH by the Scouts for a scout 1,. taught it) in halting l'llTlt‘.‘ most of lllltlll with and Ailington \V.ll lOUit and ldlllLMtl hunts-nth .. ....... .;0 :2
from any niwii ilotk of llolii, The __. _ pillow”. .ltiiie l2.‘~};:tt'llt_v' tint be 10“” and lmwumh“ and mm. III“ t‘oiividqtioii ' the show flolushem having 2“...“ no :It l.-.ul .I...........;t: 5;
. .. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . ~ ' . _ ., . inn -a to is .. .--
rev-tension poiilti‘ynieii at the (‘t'illefle Tells BFOWn'S Manager the. Condtttofls field and ll‘tllill di- Patina have been .m. not H, show or digq'ufifi mo amount . - ————~-—-~———~- at financial and partnership Hilt‘l'Phl- “mg”! (‘itv 9d 96
. ‘. . . . .I . ‘ . , . '," _ .......... A-
lhlri mail“ 0 r~llr\‘i‘.\‘ “I ”‘9 ‘Hllm‘m‘ "R Under Wh‘d‘ He w'“ F'th iiiiilt‘lit‘d tor a race at IllilwtiUka of any itilHi‘l'll‘llUll or \\'ll().~'lll)i~t(’l‘ll)t‘tl CASES OR NORWALK INTEREST.I "'“ 'l‘oledo ........... . 22 30
conditions actually exist on a number \l'llt'lllll‘lktl’ Ilft‘l' ‘1 that of lllt June 2?}, no it $71,000 side bct. (lcorjae M my past”) eveept ”‘9.” genuimits At the stimt pup-mt“ “Wm“ In: CLOCKS SHOW PROGRESS OF Milwaukee W20 30
of poultry farms in the stain dllll tiie. \i'trlii‘ A (" 'Vew lliveii (tlllt to \\. lirown, ”mm.” ttutotnomhst. W,“ tcr who liiiineditlti'lil' talionthe matter Blltltll'litiii. "rule‘s. a decree wasI I LOAN YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
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(.1. m.” were nthcred warrant the ‘ ,I_. . ,. I .,-. e 3 f; h I . . ,. , Lou-ii Ultlt‘llllll. the sale under fore . , . . _ .
“ ‘bl tin ”I,” “:81: )l'Otltlf‘litlti is the South Norwalk yesterday in an :it- ml ”‘1“ hf’m” ”“1 ’I‘l'iI“ (.M ,e l up with the bank. the. (.iitnlam (ltl‘lll‘t' of propcity in tiriwnwich “w” NEW \Oltl{.IIJune l..’.——Tlttrty bi! Eastern Lcague.‘
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(out it. ) ‘ X tempt to torce littit'linE lx'uiiz. light- “1 n" h" m“ "If” E” ll'tltlll‘ m “I“ “W“ ll“ “0”“ “u ‘“ '1'1“” “‘1" ed by Jaiiics .‘tlohn and lilO!l.‘-’£lR(‘d to ”Wk" 1”“th on promimnt “1“” (“1" Al stunt“ postponed, NIB.
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International League.
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Southern Association.
Worcester at New London.
l‘ortland at Bridgeport (‘3).
both in political and professional cir-
cles. For litany years he presided in
the court of common pleas li'ere. Judge
‘Bl‘i'llson horn in \l'aierbui‘y
in 1834.
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DILLON ENLISTS IN NAVY
[\lilANAl’Ol. S, Jun-zx l‘l.—.lack
lillon, lndiziutipolis boxer, has signed
up to take the Kaiser on for a few
rounds. I-le enlisted in the 17. S. .\‘a\‘v
000.000 a day.
WOOD PULP MAY COME HERE\
ST. JOHN‘S ~.\'. 13.. June 12.~—The‘
' Neit'fotintiland Legislature, now in
i session, is expected'to enact a low per-
‘nitttint; export to the United States of-
a considerable quantity of pulp wood,
citt in this colony since the outbreak
of the war. The wood was intended for
shipment to England and France, but'
stricken with tuberculosis Were dis-'
(‘llSSI‘tl "A! the annual meeting of_ine1
Massachusetts Medical SOPltl)‘. Lend-I
tng pliyiscians and surgeons tromi
New York and New England were
intong the '.']l9.'tk91‘$.
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School expenses approximate 27,000.00
Total . ...... .....$60.:i48.22
Tux laitl Iii-ccniber 24, 1577. at 10.
mills on the dollar.
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SUBSCRIBING FOR THE LOAN
NANTUFKE’I‘, Mutts, rune tz.——i
The 3,000 sea—faring people on Nair
ticket Island have set it brisk pace forI
their neighbors on the mainland ini
sitb'scribingIto Liberty Loan Bonds.
Already they have taken 500.000 and
are detennincd to run the total up to
$150,000.
One of the islanders said today that
'it‘ the nation would follow the sturdy
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STONINGI‘ON, Julie 12.—(‘.
Wimpt‘heimer. of the American Velvet
Company, today ottered strikers nine
hour day, 7 1-2 per cent. increase to
weavers not on plush or silk. and 10
lktroit :ii Pliiladel‘hia.
International League.
Buffalo at Rochester (22).
Baltimore at Richmond (2).
.\'ewtiik at Providence.
STONINGTON STRIKERS OFFERED
I Monti-cat til Toronto (.2).
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DE PALMA PICKED TO WIN ,1
CHICAGO, June i2.—The advanc'e/fi
,gutird of the motor kings, who will.
AI'parliCipale in Saturday‘s Derby, wh/em
.211 lhc Schdway today limbering‘ up‘
their cars for the week's trials.
items will be made to
. world's record of 104.83 miles an horn;
per cent. to windch and spinnfl‘s, made by Johnny Aitken at Sheepy‘;
Ke-
break the.
. l m .- 1 h - . -p, v. head l‘ltiv last year. Ralph De Palm
(‘. t‘arrt‘ngton won the lei-hole lizitisti— iltere “I“ ,9 a muting of th. “ q .
because of the shortage of ships its-
cap at Wee llurn. Saturday, Willi ti net
score of 3. The scores; (Jarringtcn, St;
14.711; ll. lligeltiw. 80,113,713; A. S. l‘itt l
35. 9. 76'. s. (1, high“. 94,17, 77;' c. s;
Selleclz, :42. 5, 77; r. A. Lockwood, 39,!
l2. 77: ll. (‘, Weaver. 93, 16, 77; J. ll.Il
Stout). 89. 10. "9; J. J. (lloonan, 9‘1, 14..
£0; Robert Hunter, 84. it, iii): A. lltlllllPS.;
S't, 5. Sr); limit: Missell, (lit. 12, 80;!
f-‘t'hnylcr Illei‘r'ittfi 90. 5, 81; J. l!
linupp. 94. 1‘1, 31!: li‘.-ISch:ivolr, 95, 13.1
c. w. Ben. 101,520. 83; 1*. Ni
Knapp, 93. 14, M: S. G. Adams. 94, 9,|
85; S. C. Kelley. 104. 19, 85; 'A. G. Cap-l
pin. 98. iii, RF; A. ‘\\'. Stark 100, ll. 99.:
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NEW HAVEN 9rFit-routine CLEVER.
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The strength \ot' the New Haven
pitfchers was well shown last; week.
Prank Woodward started against the
Planters and held them to one run;
Itm-ryvlionovan followed and gave"
Bridgeport two runs; ' Hurry Weaver
mocked Tuesday against Portland and
was found for a tally. \vhfle‘ Nnylor was
on“tho slab Wednesday and emerged
untouched. Four runs in 36 innings
well attests the ability of the New
Haven club, and Manager Murphy ap-
pears to have a coterle of slnbmen
that. wlll emulate any in Class B base-
‘ hall. . ~ . . .
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\Ymvcr, his. teammate, also fares
Well.
and expects to be sent to one of the
. . transfer to those countries has become
naval training schools soon. '
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WHERE ARE
old Whalers, the Liberty Loan would
be quickly onto-subscribed.
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erg this afternoon to consider the ot-I “’HS l‘iCkf‘d a: the HIOSt likely winnizt'.
l by the advance (lop'sters.
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