. -' 'frmone warmly. may drops on
leglate athletics will be resumed
«commas-EXCEPT
BIGI’I'REE'WILL
ransom: moral-LL,
WASHINGTOX, Aug- 4.-~inlrrcol-l
llli
thl’ fall. but on a greatly modified]
scale. In a word the war is working!
L L S
lotto sports for the conting‘yeal- he
continued with increased efforts to (ls-l
velop athletics for all students railin-
than for a chosen, few and that the.
I
schedule of intercollegiate sports be;
'carried out so far as local r:onditiorls'_
allow, care being taken not to inter-
fcre with the’mliitary trainirlr oi the
students or to conflict with the mili‘i
tary interests of the Nation;
“That we. recommend that there lie;
no preseason coaching during the;
coming academic year; ‘-
“Thai training Iabiés be given lip:
“Thai professional coaching and:
other expenses incidental thereto he
reduced to a minimum: 1
"That the number of officials at
intercollegiate games and their fees
. he kept as-low as possible;
“That. the association reiterates its:
holh-f in the eligibility rules which it.
has already indorsed, Pigcludlng Ihol
freshman rule, and recommends that;
there be no lowering of oligibilityi
standards bemuserof existing condi- Cleveland fandom if Detroit tops the
lions.”
lNDEPENpE-NTs AND NATIONALSi
TO PLAY i
The Norwalk Independents and the'
Nationals will clash in the third game;
of their series Sunday. afternoon on;
the will-aisoeetorounds. A iargol
crowd is expected. Both teams have‘,
strengthened their line-ups for this;
game. The Nationals will have either
Dolan or Krle’walk on the mound with:
Burke, at the receiving end. The, in-S
dependents will alsohave a new twirl?
or on the‘mound supplanting Guar-
nieri, and Haymcs and Schmidt will
also be back in the line-up. On Sun-
day, August 12, the Columbus Boys'
Club of Bridgeport has been schedul-,
ed to play on the Ward strcet’Grounds'
and on Saturday, August 18. the lad!»
poudenis will journey to Milford to
play the strong. Milford Wheel Club
team. ‘ a; it;
M...—
LOUIS BUSTANOBY DEAD
'NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-—Louis Boston-
«by. one of. the. best known restaurant
men in this city, proprietor of the
Cafe (195 Beaux Arts, died today: af-
ter a long illness, aged 44. ‘He was a
native of Pan, Franco,
.__.‘___..J
Wanna halo .THISi
'Lm oil human or nun. with
final" I"! it won‘t
Infill bit.
fYour high heels have put oorns on
your toes and calluseu onithe bottom
of your feehrbut-why care .now?
This tiny bottle holds
an almost magic fluid. A
genius in Cincinnati dis-
coVEredi ”this‘other com-
pom‘ld- spammed it free.
mun small'zhotues . or
, .treezone like here shows
" cinhelu at any drug
store for a. few mm
.5 Don’t limit or twistiy‘mr
: ' .. film in satiny. and spoil
Your team but. get 11‘1“me fl
roar tender, m
,made a bPliPl‘ showing in hitting, llahe'loiher rather than appeal to the. police,
ltlre Tigers taggod for the scrap heap.
‘Wind Sweep Farm Poultry Making
- thirty-ninth week, says the weekly‘conault with him on the best means.
llo pursue their advantage.
.2 havoe‘um‘ong tho hm. There“ Verb
In the days when men fought each
gfggnggnd run-getting than have. me‘or court for redresa from their real
”_ tor fancied wrongs, Cracker was known:
Begins to look as if the western as a man of his own hands and was
keftrusqoftlw Akmei‘ielz‘i‘i‘i legit-me halve the alleged to have been involved in the
..o.'i ).'e‘.* " i" - v
to travzinsénnllltlu‘from no§\o:1if :‘ELkilllng 07 John Mchcnna m an elec-
would annex their third pennant in l. tion how], but, the charge was later
dropped.
.1 At that time Crocker wait a power
('l‘rxi'e‘ino; Leilliiold,‘dJoe Jackson and in politics. His enemies made great
“3’ “ .. '3“ 1 00“ nt win a 9““Qflnt‘capital out of the case and hardly a
I.” Cleveland, but they seem ‘0 .b" m a I day passed without the papers assault-ll
air Will to get in on big domga as '
members of the White Sox. “‘8 him.
-———— l The real leader of the Tammany
”cram?“ ”19Cagflnfllliiflndl'aotflmnf ring was at that time. “Honest" .iolin
lG‘Ptsal‘flSllc in; cape. o lo . , , , . .
top of the National has“? batting list. . hell), with had mined his title by it‘d-
Tlley appear to be ill to ironic enllt‘e
distance at their present last clip.
son of the fight he had made iluainst
Boss Tweed. Kelly went to Whitelaw
. Reid, then in active charge of the,
alggaggll? ifs‘tglhpggtllliyvgabggg gillfiiNew York Tribune and enlisted his
beavers in the National league, bill [services toward “”3”“ Crokcr'u
the others of Mitchell's outfit are very‘name.
wobbly‘in their paatlming. Mr. Reid became convinced that
"'"'" {Parker was innocent 'and the Tribune
dropped its policy of attacking him.
The. truth of the matter was that Mr-
Kcnna had whipped out urevoiver and
aimed it at broker, when somebody
from behind fired ovar Croker‘s shoul
der and killed IlioKenna. (‘roker, if
he knew who had fired the shot, re.
fused to implicate the man who ulr
doubtedly had saved Mollie. Croker
_____ , inever carried a weapon of any kind
' ‘Tis said that Pitcher Rube iii-easier. ;and Wits not a mmilzlrter. He had
a former 3:at‘}<mfll:.oli< 1%]?oiitnillgl‘i‘r? two poworfuifists and knew how to
cilanoeini e )i M w. e . .' , h ., . .
elistoff is pitollging for Atlanta and :51::T6.;.:1mnzmouhlixfgoglho “PPM"
stranding Southern league batsmen on. '
Cl‘OkPl‘ became boss and for a lung
their heads.
:iime ruled New. York with an iron
Manager Clark Griffith of fill" Sl‘nfihflnd’ Ha amngpdicongjdembig mn-
ators has issued an appeal for funds to ‘ W and finallv when the wave of re-
dupiieato the shipment of baseball par— ; ,,
anliernalia consigned to our troopaf"rm began *0 manifest H50". it? saw
It will be considerable of a bloiv for
indiuns at the finish.
season followers of the lndians figured
larlier in the.
The Cincinnati Reds have the niftl-
est batting squad in the big show To-
day. The Reds are the only major‘
Ioairoe outfit able to boast of five rein.
ulara——R‘ouah, Griffith; Neal, Clarice“
and Chuon~liliiing for .300 or better.
abroad, the first shipment having gone . the handwriting on the wall and with- ‘
down with the Kansan when that ship drew from politics.
was submarined.—Wat0rbury Replibli—' lie went to Ireland and bought a
“In" . ‘ ‘wmlderlul estate, at Glen Cairn, where
llie collected a string of thorough-
Ibrads. He entered the racing game in
iParls and London. Croker's horses
' iwere winners and he made. large. sums
Fme‘ ”cw- thou. from prizes and betting. He.
The egg yield in the laying contest :nteadily refused to have. anything to
at Storrs dropper a little as compared _ do with Amrican politics and announo
with the preceding week. but on them that he was out. for goodnespitetbls
other hand, the birds laid, 150 eggs the Democratic leaders made your-
more than in the corre. ending week ‘ -
last year, or a‘ total 0:1)3’790 for the,” pilgrimages to Ireland in order to
WEDDING HEN5 STILL LEAD.
bulletin from the Connecticut Agricul-‘nf securing victory.
lural. college. The Illeg‘nornu continued} (”rollers um wife, from whom he
The first.
live pens for the week were all of this was reputed to have been estranged
in 1914 andhe came back to
breed. , Wii‘idisweep farm’s pen from died
Reading Ridge, were first with a yieldi-America to attend her funeral. White.
or 16 “3535' Braeside- Poultry farm, be rm here he fell in love at be age.
Stroudsmrg’m“ and George A‘ Bundle! 75 with a young Cherokee singer.
ard, Ottawa. Kansas, tied for third
place with 54 eggs each. F. M. Peas-,Mlss Burn Benton Edmunson, “"10
Iey’s pen from ches'nire, followediwith performing at the. New York HlDDO‘
53 eggs. 'At this point the Leghornurome. and married her on Nov’ember
line was broken by Koshllw form‘st‘ze' 19-“.
Bluff Rocks from Granby, thatlald 52 He returned to Ireland With his In-
KS (111' f; h . . .
eg'rhe pgfiuénfa‘gflo did not provide dian bride but the climate there did
shade for his hens hus=prohnbiypaid not agreei"with her and ‘ he returned
the next year to the United states and
the penalty during the hot waveZHen's
like' people, are prostrated.‘ ,h‘y‘heat,‘ took‘iizvmaineli‘i palm Beach. The
present Mrs. (Broker. in fifty" years
and sometimes the loanes are severé.
The contest houses at. Stem arc rel:
younger than her husband. ,
Croker'sr family by. his first wife
ativeiy new. Apple treos and 'shruh-
bery wereplanted three til-.1011! your: =
ill-"iv in“ these do “WM provides“! consisted of live children. One dangli-
25’”; M” m “”5““?- h°t WW? ler marrieditbe canal ;d£>San~M.artlno
. 1'. consequence, the last day’of ' ' 7 . '
July. thé'hottest-ln five ”a”. mm the “99”}, an Aulericun, Frank Grok-
$2,!dflu‘soldbat: sonwosrk‘ilied in an au-
tomobile accident in Omandi'ji‘lorida,
thoaeoonddiodmhortly of;
seventeen deaths
dueto prostratibn.
. «mid
._ m dined at ohm-.mdm by. ,
.wllh _
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eutern League.
New London, 1: Hartford, 0.
Lawrence, 6; Springfield. 2.
Portland. 6: Worcester, 5.
Bridgeport, 7.1; New Haven, 1-2.
National League.
Brooklyn. 3; St. Louis, 2.
Boston, 5; Pittsburgh. 4.
Whicaxo, 2; Philadelphia. 0.
New York, 10: Cincinnati. 2.
American League.
Cilieago, 4; Philadelphia, 0.
St. Louis. 5; Washington, 4.
Cleveland, 2: lloston, 1.
Detroit. 10: Newl'orvk, 3.
Informational League. - .
the house at the corner of Prospect
Buffalo. 8: Rochester, 2.
Toronto, 12: Montreal. 1i.
Baltimore, 6: Newark, 1.
Providence, 10; Richmond, 7.
American Mcooiation. .
’Nlcdo. 3; Louisville, 0. 'i
Columbus. 1; indlampolislto. *“
Kansas City, 6: Milwaukee, 2.
No others scheduled. , . .-
southern Aflooiation, .
Birmingham, 2: Nashville, ti;
New Orleans, 3: Momphis, 1. _
Mobile-Little Rock, wet grounds.
Atlanta-Cliattunooiza, rain.
”I.
GAMES TODAY.
Bartel-n League.
New Haven at Hartford.
Portland at Worcester.
Bridgeport at New London.
Lawrbnce at Springfield.
National League.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh,
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
international League.
Providence at Richmond (2)).
Newark at Baltimore (2).
Buffalo at: Rochester (2).
Montreal at Toronto (2).
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‘ ' R BELGIAN MISSION.
ngsefifhlfgug. ?.——The ‘ members of
the Belgian mission obtained a few
hours' rest at their hotel today before
the afternoon parade of military force:
ed in their honor.
Mill‘s; than 18.000 soldiers and sailors
coin? to thd’city from the navy yard.
the harbor forts. and the various mobii~
luution camps to take their places in
the line. Unusual police precautions
were taken to handle the throng of
s'pectutors drown by fine two-fad tn-
céntive'of catching a glimpse of the
distinguished visitors and of biddng
farewell to the ‘Nutonal Guardsmen on
their last public appearance in force
before going “to the training camps.
The envoys will be tendered a state
dinner tonight.
FUNERAL UF‘CNPTAIN TAYLOR»
an A’u‘g. ’L-The body of
STA
malph L.‘ Taylor, who was
Captai
,killed in tile Mlnéola flirtation grounds
on Thursday, was placed in the Casino
today with a. guard of‘honor. The ru-
neml will be held‘irom the Congregaa
lionai church tomorrow andwiil be of
a military character, the lucal home
guard, at detachment. from the‘chenth
Gounpany‘ Artillery... on which Captain
Taylor was. formerly. in command,- and
a defe‘gatitintfom inundation service
attending.’ ’
FAMILY. thins.
I frankly. oodles: I haven respect
tor family-while. If
w
it' is preiiidico ,in’ its no pointer
one snaps. But 1' john ammo % j
some of the nohlcst feel” in ~ '
~Wou.
‘ when”, ‘» ..-
Hartford club. Harry K. Woicott of
Norfolk. “1.. will he the speaker. The
Thursday scsion will be held in Grange
Hall. Wetherslleld. Officers will be
elected in the morning. A visit to the
'cemet,ery and to the old Webb’houso
will be made in the afternoon.
The Wolcott family has furnished
three governors for Connecticut. One
in Maséacbusctts and Delaware and
Colorado have sent Wolcotts to the
United states Senate. Oliver'Wolcott,
son of the. first governor to preside in
the old State House, built and lived in
and Grove street, now the site of the
3Hartford Steam Boiler inspection and
insurance Company.
gcnsw. OF 'WHECKED BARK LAND-
. ED
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I
HONOLULU. Aug. i.-—-After ten
idays spent in open boats, the captain
and sixteen men of the bark P. P. ill-
tbet landed yesterday on the Island
‘of Kauai, reporting that. their vessel
had been destmyed by fire‘ seventnen
days out of Honolulu ‘ for San Fran-
cisco. The ship was 900 miles south
Ifrom any port whoa the crew after a
.frultless attempt to save her, were
{forced to take to the boats.
l Thé bark was valued‘at $400,000
land her cargo at $260,000. She was Brown in the rini that i will an“: u
once in opinion as to the cash boot}
which will figure. "
FRANKIE CON‘IFREY AFTER
. CHICK: BROWN once MOREI
l Jack Moore, who manages Frankie!
Conifrey, the “Battling . .reman,"
can't understand why “Chick" Brown.
the New Haven lightweight boxer.,
,strt
Ion lSunday. last, remains seriously ill
in the care of 'Dr. Smith and a trained ~
3 l-evMWofl in munge sports. and 38.; _.._ .. V - ., o -w M____._.-_-_.___._-m —.-- —-— _—--——'—"_'—r in w
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mm which was taken pastel-d...) by1 -- lPRESIDENT RULES THE STANDINGS. HENRY WOLCOTT’S l ROBERTSON . "
the National Collegiate Athletic As-g , . BIG LE AGUES NEED DEGCEND‘ENTS TO MEET MAY M
mutation as a war measure is likely; ASEBALL NdT CLOSE SOON Eastern Loan'uo. L PC ' _________ ’ BE SWA’PPEDFOR m
1“ ”‘3 “Mimi?" as.“ ”NWT?!“ ”‘2 '- , i __ New Havel) ........ , '_..49' 24' .071. W” ”Old Wilma in Hartford Auaust PH‘CHER MAMAUXI
”“1“ after-W war 15 0V?" I New London ......... 41 31 .569 7 8': and 9 , ’ ‘ i - 1:
College athletics should be for the Pm CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-—President “ril.l‘11awrenqe ... --------- 42 32 .563 ’ "I" ' l ' PiTI’BURGH, Aug. i.-—iL waS‘lfq ‘
. . . . . ’ ‘ . — . ., . ———
many, not for the new. T\hl; is the lions Pilimon. expressed through hisiBrldgeport ...........37 34 '521 The Sofiety of Descendants of ported here last night that PlliSbUrgll‘g .
advice which Newton 1). Baker. «Sec- Zicgiidr3._;l. Pl Trillium. that “there islgvoicesfltel; mug? :3 :33 Henry Wolcott will hold its thirteenth had purchased George Kelley from‘ ‘ _
Tel . _ 7 1‘, i h mantel-ence . . (Jews! .‘1' a a or stopping or cur. Dr 115 e .mruauo. -l :- . at . ”the Giants, at - l l ‘ _t .
1n :ysftiifirgha aggziqnatt {at}: moi-pin" my,“ “gem“ schedules," was realllPoflland .............29 49 .392 annual reunion in iiartford on August The understanidifl-fle'e notmade mmth' C‘, N. Rungsted of the Upper Parish. I.
Hi; .— .. . . v, Another "fade out” in the picture A will) .zmhusiasm by heads of major Hartford ..... . ....... 26 46 .361 7. 8 and 9. William A. Wolcott of . g 15 1"“ ’ w“ is rtcovering from several days illness. ”
session at thehew Willard “my" andlvear auo the Yankees were ieafilnglthe $193?“ ”at“ in Chicago yesterday. “Infill League. Hartford is vicevproaidont of the or- .plig film base for the Pirates. .. .
it was adopted as the lan which ' .if. ; ‘, ‘ “ ‘lai's the best news 1 ha ' ' - W- 14- P-C ‘ » l ‘ e ey, Who earned a 1"“ “til-”05 (”9 '
should bu carried out lJV'lth‘ mum“ Amer .al .eague. ‘ _ Ecrive d in along ”me,” said Chmgsl: New York ........... 60 30 .667 summation. Colonel Ebarles E. Thomp- a fence breaker with in: Portlar _ Mir. and Mrs. George Albin and son.
4. ~ . . . ~ . ‘ . ‘ :(folnisky, owner of the K. . . "._; Philadel bia _______ 48 41 £39 son of Hartford is a member of the ex- ‘ ‘ of Norwalh have visited relatives hero.»
. 1 Peril ill Pb 11 ll 1 Jhmago AIM I’ ' ' 0 1
and unlversmes in their athletic W'L‘mquippzilmu'itheone olf {henljlcd £le 0% can league club “1 think we base St Louis 5" 46 531 ecutlve committee. The program in- re., CUb‘ has been warming ‘3‘ . ...___‘__._
. W ‘. ‘ b . _ .3. . ..............- . . . ' ‘ . ,. ’
3“" 5 nexiéyear. lbrakes used prior to 1915- ball menare as patriotic as any. We Cincinnati . ---------- 54 50 -519.cludes the registration a: the head- 63““ bench for the last two seasons; Elli“ Gustafson continues in a. 0‘01“"
0f the larger colleges all, with the. .l .m‘“ imillnd the pretfi'dwlt all .‘ho time.lBrooklyn .............47 45 ‘505xquarters Allyn House, on Tuesday, '2‘": York has “Bed‘h‘im for general calicondition at the Danbury hospital,
exception of Yale, Harvard anal No member all the White Sox leads ”.116 51’9“”.851‘ "2 to Close 0“" gates Chicago " """""" 50 59 ’500!wiih andnfornlal gathering in the 110* utility purposes, though he has failed 3 "'"""“'"‘
T‘rincetcn and possibly Virginia, will!” any department ofthe game and the as a mattei of patriotism, the gatcalBoston ............... 40 53 .4301 a pinch hitter, to live up to his ‘ 5 J S ith
he represenird in intercollegiate foot ‘Giants i ea d only in the pitching de_.;oulltlbi§ closed wnhoul a mumurpl’ittsburgh . .......... 31 66 ,320itel parlors in the evcning. The annual Coast reputation The manaver of' Mr. and it rs. ames A. m are en.
- .- )u m... we can do 0.. ‘ - e‘ _ - - ‘ ” xter in‘n relatives from Elizabeth
hall. All‘the others stated either by artmen. lsenuine SPTViU‘ by keeping1 ltlgup‘ltloilfl American L 3‘3” L. P.0‘Eeet138twkllj:f held ogalfi‘dxi‘erfi: it the. Giants a year ago last ‘spring’N t; l g ~ ’
a. representative or through :1 disii'ictl Smith is fiof able to get away nmn'interested in healthy, outdoor sportSLChicugo .......... »....64 37 .Gfiilfie s :1 e .‘1‘ 313; r at: address of schooled Kelley at film base as un-l ' '
delegate that they will play footliall‘llle Smiths, any way you look at it.‘a?q Fermi” “um"; 0““ period 0’ 308w“ ----------- 59 33 "508' agar y m e W demudy ”PM“ merk‘e- La” Spring; .1‘ o ' in G to ' d l‘ i ii *
and “-V to mm it of more general lie left Brooklyn an-l one Smith only )8 {$5 ’ Cleveland ............55 48 _534!welcome. Eben H‘ Woicoi,t of In- Kelley tried his hand at pitching and, 4p mls ' 0“ ls . e iver ng a, no
“10.9““ than over before ‘ to join more Smiths in St. Louis. 3 tribulZSi‘jrlm'to millions iopinion is aivetrolt ............ 53 47 .530‘dianapolis, ind, president of the or» took part in several exhibition games ‘cmll 0’3 late strawberries ‘0 the W95“
. .. ~ . I . . l' to l: , an mmmge i 11 - ........... 47 .5 - ' ’ k a
in, sum’liarized form this is what. . , _. . lt' “5 all’ . H L azzhffimlfin . 22 57 15.5““‘13‘1011' “7‘” dam“ 3“ ““03““; The fact that Wilhoit is making'ponF m” at”
. -» . , . i, he“ Y0]1\,‘1\€W Haven and Hartford.- l g """"" " ,, . the state vice-presidents will make d f . . ‘
the conference didlas exrressedvnihe New York is loading the National! lSi- LOUIS ------------- 33 6° ~ ' . g°° °r 3” Y‘m" hm” ”0““9‘" Tile Norfield Sunday school will
resolutions‘udopted unanimously lust-league and New Haven is first and} oncg lN THE LIMELI lPhiladeiphia """"" 35 59 .372 brief speeches. Visits Win be made to Davey Robertson 0‘“ 0f hi“ line-uplbom its annual tent at C
, before final adjournmem was taken Hartford is last in ill? Eas‘pm league.] GHT : International Launch PC. the old state House. Where Olivel Wol- for the time, put~Kelley in. the equeam 0 August 21: c ompo
yesterday afternoon. _ , . lRlobard Crocker Probabl th 6 2Providence . ...60 39". 6-06'cott,‘ the first governor 0f the stator“... baggage class. i 1 n .. -
"Whereas, colleae athletics. as stat-- mm?” “‘9 01’9“1;1§9:l’f the season} eat of Tammnn Ch’i'efta: re“ 'ewark .... 58 40 .592lpresided in "96' The Old cemetery in} It was also rumored yesterday, The Norfleld Thimble club met on
on by Secretary “Baker in ins address‘cage,;“3‘?fhfj;,fi.§nn 1133;? 335$ 55mg .wmw War: ago ”,9 "EH of Toronto .............. 58 43 -574IWi“d“°’ m“ be “we“ in "‘9 “if" though ”N“ story could not he Cf“""rlwminy with Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey
.0 u", confe,.enc,. is 0, gm, “5,.- min", Cardinm wm' banlghed'm me‘ N , ‘ ' ~ ' c - ,Bahlmore ..........58 44 .569 noon to see the grave of Henry “01‘ firmed, that New York was likely iol .E. . ,
. . . . . . ,. 9w 301k was absolutely controlled-f h - 50 54 481‘ d h 01 Eli lb 1! .01. orfield stleet
developing the qualities of a good sol-.National league cave. by the mandates of mp 5911,,“ Tam :gogafster """""" 4, 60 "”3100“ an t e iver swm omc get Pitcher M Mamaux from the pi. ._._-_.
. . . . . _______, . - . - ll 0 ............... . . _ ’ _
“‘9“ be it i Award.“ ,0 men, Mm ,. b0” many Chieftain the Democratic party Richmond ............ 39 01 mama}; vmted' w ,t r C b imes‘ “mm" '0 low mm” Mai N0 Dreaming “m“ “‘“1 be he” “1
“Ramp“, That we rpcnmmefld mfiloston and Pit tsburg which; Steamii'has ever known—Richard (.‘roekcr Monti-cal ............. 38 64 .373. a man 1“ olco ° oluln “3’ man: “'1“ be ”“de for. Davey ROb‘ the.Noriield Congregational church on.
the Colleges that the program of nth-i have bf...“ trailing ’Brookiyn, have ' —-—-—~—-— 10‘. will be the toastiuaster at ”19 911‘ ertson. The deal is practically Closed'jSunlday, The usual services will not-be
nual banquet in the evening at the it is said. but there is a slight differ— new. m the 0m“ churches_
ers. Henmann, and‘daughter, Miss
.Verlonica Henmann ,of New York, are
‘,in tpwn to spend a few marks with
’ill-ii. Adolph
l
Horn.
Clbarles n. Lockwood of Hillside
et, who sustained a paralytic shock
does not pay any attention to the “ml"?-
numerous challengers issued «by him'
on behalf of Conifrey,‘ 1
Moore. says that he has issued overt
a dozen challenges to Brown, all of,
which have been widely published in;
all of the Connecticut leading new?
papers. but, up to the present time,
,‘wan Anor his backer have not paid
tho slightest attention to them. “It
Icertainly looks as if Brown is afraid
'of Conifr'ey,” suld‘Mom-o as be lit a
fresh Pittsburgh stogie—ftesh-aii the
way from. Wheeling. Continuing on.
Jack added, “Why,-Brown and Conl-
frey would draw more money than
any other bout that could be staged
in the Nut Meg state, am just why
Brown won't go through with the‘
match has got mmguessing. Brown,
has told his friends that he could lick
Conlfrey. if he really believes this’
statement why doesn’t he make. the.
match? We are no anxious to get:
l
Hrs RECOVERED HER HEALTH ‘
0
8 many women are suffering from
himlilar afflictions that this testimou- .
milliliter from Mrs. Laura Beau.
Plattsburg, Miss. will!» read withinq.
tourist: “Ivgot in bad health. My left
sidta hurt all the time. I took doctor's
medicine, but it did mo no good. I '
toulk two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills V
anti I feel ail-right now." Baohacho, ,
rbtiumatic “ringer. pains in side.
swollen and sore muscles, stiff Joints,
put ness under eyes, bladder troubles
out? kindred symptoms are quickly rev
llei'ed by Foley Kidney ruin—«Adv.
iltiilson-‘Powoll Corporation.
IMPOSSlBiLITlEs.
“I don’t see how that family can be
as good as people say ‘hey are and yet.
ketlp an automobile."
"Whats the difficulty about that?”
They can't beta the odor of snow
iowned by the Maison Navigation to any'terms that iii-own may sug- titii. can they, and yet ride in anaco-
" gent."
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moons soisis mado‘ rho.
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