murmur: 131:9
I!
lift Ill club
liltlliillit ,
, to mu BOYS
{William D. O’Brien, of Soul
Norwalk, Finds Contin-
l gent at Camp Devon's
~i Healthy, and, on the
p Whole, Cheerful
iiiili lilililliil tr
iWhat theBridgeport and
: Norwalk Men Are Doing
i Outside of Drills '
, .
William O'llrien,
Telegram,.is doing .Ipccinr fi'ti’i‘k‘ful'
not paper at ('atnp llevem. Ayer,
(Mans. Mr. O'Brien is one of the best
'mnny friends here are pleased to him.-
»"of his success. His letter, which will
)9 interesting here [-9 muse of i ~'
mention of a number a local men.
It. given below:~— '
CAMP DEVENS,‘ Oct. 15.———Restlc9_<
"pectamy, increased by the luck of
whentic infornmtion. marks the
daily routine of the Bridwport men
more as plans more rapidly for the
Itclcction of privates l‘or.i..lmedinte
nervlce in France, as well its irltn“
., iers’fr‘om this camp to southern can
tonmonfis and the interchanghnz of in-
;lnutrymcn into artillery and engineer-
Mi: compalyetl.
iliiiilllil. l '
, turnout
’ WASHINGTON, Oct, 1.? The Atl-
‘miuihiration appealed to Aillt'i'lP'l in n
"jrtsldr-ntial proclamation published
today to make ll.“ Second li ' ,
‘Joan ext-9n a greater success than the
first, which was oxernubscrihed “‘l‘"
..1b:in fifty per cent. The l’rI-:4idt-ni':'-
:wocinmat'on "nets aniJ Wednesday.
October 26. as Liberty or and mic:
"but patoritlc celebratiom up hold
v'vcrywlx/rc throughout tir- country in
the interest ofdhn loan. A half Imii-
day in to be granted to oil crnpioyt .i
or the Federal Government in all pnr'n
pl the country.‘ except these wimp-c
‘It-n'hi“; cannot be dispensed with. to
,nrtiripr-te in the col. buttons.
"Let the result be so inlDfPSSl"t'
.;t_ud emphatic." e Pz‘t-sident urn-=3.
"that it will echo muchout the em
wire of our l'l‘."lll‘,‘ m a, hind: x of v. not
America intends to do io’hr'ing whis
near to :- "carious conclusion."
, 1h" mtg! «mm of int-country
are urged m‘ n n... w-ud by Sr.-
notary of [M Wilson to do their
part in mnmg‘the form a UJCCOW.
Subscrlpflm continue to faz. let-
not odiclal figures «homo: a total in
n’tt-e of $339,654,900. This is onl?
about 8 per cent. of the $5,000,000.00"
luo‘prd for.
h,
r
w
$500,000 GREENWICH
" HOSPITAL DEDICATED
, t
. of Hamilton , ,
avenue. reD 'ler on thr- 'liridizcl'mt ”1C """""tary “a" instructed to ("wt
:mmummumum
Wumcuuum.
SBHUYLER Millilll'l
Successor to the Late Hon.
E. J. Hill '-
W republican congressional edu-
w-nmn convened at the bull room of
the Stratlield Hotel, in Bridgeport,
this noon at 12:30 o'clock, for the
purpose'of nominating a candidate to
run as n succesnor to the late Con;
grtrhman E. J. Hill.
Wan elected chairman, and Arthur C.
Whittier, of Noiwalk, was chosen nuc-
rctnry. . '
Uri-uty Slit-rift" NoiSon W, limit-dict.
of Norwalk, was choscn as a member
i :‘f’ihr- tumulttee on Cl'ff12"l'iliitl>'. At
iter [the (’Ulilllliiu'f‘. 11.441. its. 1:54th
, . llui rintttiorrt were czilli d for. and l
i l ‘ tit “hitlaizer, of Stanford, pr 3
i
.i-d the name of Schuyler Merritt. ...'
in‘umlmd, 335 the chitdidute for; .
lgrctss. . _
SL'Lf'Olldlng spwchcr. were tunic by
Senator Frederick M. Salmon, of
\Vt‘rilloli: Senator Frederick llartlett,
lot ifrltln-pcrt, and Edmund H. t‘mwc.
501' South Norwaik. ’
cue ballot for Mr. licrritt, and Ill v.13
, unanimously nomin‘tted.
x that Warner-did not incnn to hit the
in: Alice. of liidyu-il'rid, liilzttund id,
(‘rOWe and W. Munson. were ap-
L , pointed-a committeé to draft remin-
‘ tiona on the. death of Hon. l}. .l. ilill.
i' .\lr.1\icrrlii was escorted to the hull.
‘tht0 he was enthuhinstitully r den/-
ed. ..
After adjournment the deli-gates
hucl luncheon in the Strutileltl dining
room. “'
u
inundation
j thirtieth
NEW ii.\\'i‘2,\', th't. l::.~-i‘ranknms
0f lilillt's‘ .\l"}'i"‘ in zlnswc-ring (mug-
'tlIms in the. United States Court t6-
rray' olumd “into!“ the dignity for a
moment of that ‘prer‘inct tmluy_ As
was .ludcc 'l‘homrtx could
in lit ii smile which was broad on
the faces of the spectator: and court
officer's. Mow-r crime from Dridll'cw
port“ and as churned it till Hl‘llin': two
pit " Whl.llil'\' to i-‘fllltll'l-l. lie nd-
.mE'vd it. ‘(lth u hrond. coil southern
aw ent‘lle told thi- court be ..u new-r
tit-en sailors lit-lore. Mon wca'rint! lit-
-.I.. wh‘tl- mun he burl :u-en your»:
:thout the docks and at ”Hull drink-
ing. llc thoucht they w’cre uorkin’:
or waiting for work ("w-v ion“ or
them naked him for whiskey one dim
and hi‘ got it.
Said Meyer to the court: “I know
i hadn't ought to uhe mum-n whis-
lit')‘. i had bin-n loltl ‘hcvl ii "roll"l i‘ ‘1
me into trouble: but i didn't lmovf
-\"h-l sailorn were."_
A sentence of two weeks in the New
lion-n inll wow imposed. Meyer has
been two weeks in the Bruin-port jgtil.
The court asked Meyer whnt. h"
would do when he not out; n m zoiu’:
right home to Ohio, where there are
no sailors. and “hen l have nhl hey
i'm gain“ to drink it myself hcrcaf‘
ter." ' ‘ ‘
4 lnhvowrromfis
i PLACED ON Tum.
*.
.tt
3 ‘ CHICAGO, Oct. 15.- -'rhi- trial of
‘1 four men on churned of attempting to
torment n re‘voluilon againht the Brit:
ish Government, in [pain and constplr!
-acy is net for today in the Federal
Hill ilflNfillliSS
Stamford Man Named as
.ludnc Elmore flanks, or l’nirflcitiy
lmrdii' f ,
sun liliilill illlliN ,
2 PiiiliNlilililliilli .
umuuuuunr
__Sunday Tour Ends With
Death of Four Children,
Two Women, and Man
l, llETliOlT, Oct. 15, wchen persons
out: man, two women and four'ihil-
idren, Were killed instantly late yt-sit‘l"
tthey :tl'turno‘on When the. automobile
“hey (coupled was l-ttuck by a Michi-
' Lon (Yentrnl pnsso-ngvr tt'oin near
iiPiOSli
THE ”D" PM
+ POWliUiANl
Small One-Story Building at
Gibbstown, ,. New Jersey,
Destroyed, But Windows?
For Miles‘ Around Were;
cumin -- 0‘00 3 o 010 015
\ .
-\‘.'urrcn villi-gr, nbolttilf'-:~-r1 miter.
Enlll'lll of into.
1rlty,urt~:~-
l Mr. :iil'l Mrs.
'lhc druid. all of this}
.lnm-ph J. l‘oltl and!
t... .‘ 2m; thiltlu-h. liniph and Iii-len,’
ihrecvtnd tlvo yours old. respectively 1
fits, George llarv-"y and her two:
children. Mary and Tom. one and!
.ln-t-i :mrs old, respectively. ‘
. The car was bring driwn by .‘.lr.,
FUN. and was struck :‘kquureiy in the‘
centre. l‘ohl's car, according to wit
i'nesses, was a short distance behind
fun-c that. bud crossed the trucks,‘and.‘
;hc. uplurcntly misunderstood the slip
No othu‘ name was lli'frit‘ilit‘il. mill" "“I ”I the onttupnnts 0‘ the first “2”", l’liil.AD‘Ei.PlllA. Oct. Fir-An ex-
v. ho row the train approachink.
The bodice: of three of the children
i were taken from the pilot or the 10(30"
1 motive. l
i ’- , ' e_ h ‘ ‘
ernpaper men in the state, and hid runny,” EU.“ 1; dlliii ”fluid 1“: 2.1” . “CW3“ Pedestrian Ki” '1 W en TWO,
Automobiles' Are in Collision. 1
: NEW YORK, Oct. 15.» -.‘ll'ri. Sarnh‘
iKreph, twenty-five years old. of No.
Willi! (lutt-e avenue, l‘lrooklyn. wru- kill-v
!hd vv-storrriit¥.fullou'lntr on nuiomobile
'nccidt-nt at the comer of (lair-:4 and
.Throop avenues, in which the per-
‘sonu were injured. Mrs. Kreps was
pausing by when two automobiles
.Wcre in collision, the heavier throw-t
Him the lighter one against an iron‘
trench. Mm. Krepn wan pinned be-
't.'.~‘cu the light automobileand the
'fvrre. The automobiles were operat-
cd by Percy Austin. of No. 1334 Reid
avenue. Brooklyn, and Joseph Elsen.
of No. Lift? Eastern Parkway. liroolr-V
ire.
:tuidr‘nt occurred. Austin, his wlf'x'
lint brother Andrew his twr sons,
John, fifteen, nnd Arthur, ciuht your:
old, were injured. "
Housewives of Country
‘ I Will Be Asked to
Promise Economy
llcrbct‘t (‘. llom‘er. food adminis-
trator, counts upon ‘hnvint: u' learn
2tm,0lt’l ('onnecilcut wumcn kive their
hearty support to the work of con
lit‘l'VRllOfl.
This means the voluntary enlist-
ment of any army of patriotic women'
through signing the Hoover plOilgo'.
'i'hn d.rcct ri-sponsibillty of getting
(‘onzu-ctictit'.; quota of pledges routs
upon imbert Scmiil‘c. who fifl’l‘ifllt‘
(rod administrator. {with "rpm in
Hartford. end a corps of curable and
nations: ruminants has launched a cum-
mign that promises to be wo-ll ornnn-
iz'cd and effective. ,
Mr. Scoi'iilo has caller] upon the
l‘air’flcld County l-‘arm Bureau.
zluouulrit': home ecOnomlcn commit-
tu-a and town directors. to uttpervi‘Ae
the work of procuring l-‘airfleld counf
ly's quota of signatures: to the pledge
caldk. In reuponrm to this call Seth
Low l’lerrepont, Drt‘zzidt‘ni. and Mrs.
.F). G. H. Scliency. chairmen of the
gl‘arm bureau home economics com-
mittee. have reqcustcd all chuitmrn
ofubome economics in‘ town outside
‘tho ciilea of Bridgeport. Norwnlk.‘
' Stamford, Greenwich and l'tazzbury, to‘
plan immediately for :1 house to horm-
canvaus. ,
. it in planned to have the canned“,
era provided, not only with tho pledze
. cardr. butt with the window and kit-‘
(lltEl-iNWlCil, Conn.. 0,3,. l5.-~an -i).strict Cotirt before Judge lK. M. chen cards that are given to every.
new 5300.000 Greenwich Hospital. tin-
a’f'. of Commodore E. (7. Benedict to
Tomlin. ’i . . ‘
The defendants are Guetnv ll. Jae
woman who signs tlve'llonver pledge
in the five cities, where. the probv'
mu fM'mthlp, was dedicated yam"... ohm-n. Wealthy l'flil palate dealer. Iii-,lem of mkking a house to house can"
'01! w in elaborate ccrcmonlen .4in
.9 key.» of the institution '0'... turn connoisseurzl icnrzc’ l’aul Doehm, i. that the
0d Over to Dr. Edward itrmh, prcnl-
M’Tll and superintendent. Several hun-
dred persons who are socially prom.
mot uttr'ndcd the function and lluten-
“ to the preocntntlon address of Mr.
0
Jk'ncdict. ‘
bert ii. Wehgde. curio collector and ar:.
mechanical engineer. rm‘idcntn of
Chiczvro. and llernmba nu Gupta. a
Hindu. A number of othcrmrrcrc ln-
dien‘d. ilzluzlir‘z, ilnron Kurt Von
liciswitz, o‘qncr nctm: consul for the
lcrurnn Empire in Chicago ufto ill
vase is more dltllcult, it is expected
nyors will be called upon
to take t 9 lead. and by cooperatlnk
with the local Farm bureau homo;
economics committee, and other orku-l
nimtlonu willing help. be able to pro!
curem large voluntary group of can-l
vnnner‘d who will makewulck work at
in handing the keys to Dr. lino-it now in Germany: Adolph Stet-neck, the job. All cards will be returner]t
the Commodore requeuted
, which be placed at tbcientratncc. one
to contain the phrase. "l'mvc hll
thing. hold mat to thin! which ii
good," old the other to have thn. :he
elm Hindus. Tho Government de-
cided to place only the four on trill
at thin time. . '
Ramiflcat'onn of the German «plow
that ”m ill/IO known ail Adolph ‘Srlslotr, and to Hartford: when timed. and Mr.
Scoville, hopcn when the final count,
is made. to be able to telegraph to;
Mir. Hoover-t tthe new: (that ,rnanyl
thousands more. than Connecticut'u‘
lull " ecioit c , age ”stem will be ri-x'eak'd .1t. the quotn‘ flavor-cg nded to thin call of
M; “3,72,, "fig”, 31,,1’132553f' trlnl. according to the ft‘tit'ttll nu‘hiri- duty. pa ..
“who we! a maiden! of Greenwich. for
fifty-three you".
The Board of Titration of the new
«limb. John T. Prat
inrtttzttlon will con-gt of Dr. Edward '0 "id“ «“3"
lath: J. Quinn. (tent-no F. Dominick.
Wuhan P. Tubby,
“C Jones Matter.
"I’M! 09mm ‘ in one”
‘ (Hakim
. l
tie-.4. The plot, which the Government.
i alleges. was hatched ln ( til no". took
certain rrnn from‘thhr city. it in cold
31!er their travels
Edgar fl. pouch. mguy cltleu in the rlent were virited.‘
. William 7. Broker, Edwin ti. Baker.
”"1 ~a‘.
. )femben of Cut’ltollc Union Council.
W l‘. "incite" so is, K. of c., received communion in
who mu formerly ' '
a! Charlita ior‘ .
a body at the 7 o'clock man
“for” church rotten!” morning. .
h! “LI
ornv HICIIVIROHIP tron K'Arv.
new roux, Oct. Jib—Accordln;
to a private report received hero to-
.‘xzy from 8:. Lolita, the application of
Sperm-.1: Company for tho appoint.
meat of n mmlvu' for the lit-court. m Halon unclut- any the Doctor THIRD nomad ntXTtt mm ' g . cm to a. plate. m thud ' .
5“”! 1:“ Tm'fifl'kgdhr rm 3': m“ "hm” '2'; § "" i m mu r”? ' mm mm 1’ . (Won M no")
ON I I On . Q m. I I. I In” I‘ll. . ‘ ‘ ' ' . . . '
in“. by Mia new nook. ‘ ulnar-mt if! am ms. .70“ W 3'" '3” ”‘9‘ m”, ’1. (no, M "l “'i '1' ”' ”'p 't . .-. ..
. . ‘ ‘ . a... ‘ .“ . ‘
g I
, Philadelphia. twenty “mile: distant, it‘;
Nf‘tiliH‘ ’could explain how the -
"of pounds of explosives are
‘ (hoe-en president: Dr. Daniel Sullivan.
'er Geome A. Sherron. Who [as rue-i
. ,The Chicago White. 80: air today struck out John» Collins up. Foul t-jtrlke one. Ball three. lt‘elsch walked.
Shattefed {knocking at the gates of \'crduu.‘.~trike one, John (‘oillns popped to l’erritt lost his man trying to work the
V lthe National league Would give them} No [manna Hits. No Errors. V i No 'ittins. No Hits. No Errors.
on equal chance with the Sox in the' Second Half ' Second Half
Fourth Man in the Simitlnat contest tomorrow. e i pen'mn up, Ball one, Strike one. Zimmefm“ up. 5mm. Ball one.
Was Severely Injured llld 3W6 must win today," said ManuscrLFoul ntrike two. Ball two. Feller burned Eddie Collins took Zimmerman's smash
“lay Die ‘ ‘ 4 McGraw of the Giants, today. "and ‘ an outcurve over for a third strike and ““11th him out. Fletcher up. Fletch-
ftheir last. reserves to hold the key to ployinn a quick drop ball, which thejoneJ‘elsch went out stealing, Rat-idea
lthe ctr-id's nl‘l'lt's. .\ dvt't‘at today it)? kept around the battcr'n knccS. Strihelto Fletcher. Strike two. Gandhi struck
the Giants and the American leaner-4 one. Ball one. Strike two, Foul. Sic-'out on three pitched bails. Weaver up:
win the sensun‘s baseball honors, Mullin fanned.” was Boston's third Strike one. Hall one. Bail two. Ball
“'11"? a Vlcloly for lht‘ champions ofktrikeout and the crowd creered him. three. Herzog threw out Weaver.
it in true, in that they can lose to— ihrrns sent a hot liner to l'elsch. titer-,son‘up. gm“ 011633“) one._Bali two.
day's game and be at evens with us (my up. Poul strike onexBall one. Ball liall three. Robertson sent a
when we fight for the sm‘cnth 3am". two. lit-r103 Sent .9. high fly out (”linto right no”, Holke up, Bali pus,
- but i believe that we will win butlll—‘churb. ’ ‘Strik‘e one. Eddie Colllno threw out
21:2! ,S'fiffgflg‘md“gimfi; 123;? games." ‘ ’ ’ i .\'s Runs. No Hits. No Errors. mange at first.
The bodied were Memo to pieces.“ Manager MCGNW "1190'“! his “'0; FOURTH INN'NG ‘ No Runs. One. -l.;l|t. No Errors.
Another man was scrlouhly lnjured.‘ieft handers into line’, Schupp and? 7‘ First Half_ l SEVENTH mumc.
Th" dfltmy‘“ building W“. ‘ ”“3“" Benton, and tilted until the lost mo. Eddie’Collins up. Foul strike oneu, Firgt Half
tinentofry smtm‘tnure, ligiltllted‘gom the, merit before making his decision,iPoul strike two. lioll one. Zimmermani Schalk “pl/pun one. 5mm. one. mu
3f,',§,,,”;;,,.",23;',:§n gaunt?” which one would Open tire on theftook (.‘olllns' grounder and threwvmo. Ball thr‘w- Schalk worked Fem"
There was n‘f) other damage. The 80!. Both pitchers were ready. Ur-iwildly to the standh. (,‘olllns going to‘mr a base on bills. Faber up. Faber
(lll l‘ont ("omprtnv says there is noth- bnn Fab" looked the likely selection free-0nd. Jackson up. Foul strike °““~,up.\ llall one. in...” strike one. Foul
int: eunplciouu about the explosion. i0, Manager Rowland. ' ii-‘oul strike two. Dali one. Ball twatmflke two. Faber struck out. beibold
n 1 ' i
“13352;:Iggéhgmtgllrl'ficritgggsnhthg, A balmy morning turned nhowery Jackson sent up a high it! l0»R0he"'!bntter for John (‘ollins., Lelbold up.
i t‘me.
he extent Wore in circulation. In 3:33 :3: then up.” _ 1! “(rims dashed to third. Jackson holding‘
was felt, and surroundinrz towns tn“ the early crowd~a dismal one for n. first when Robertson threw to thirdnthen ran o’Vér to drill; touching m,
NM" hr!” "min?“ nhntiered “in'yserles content—covers their heuds’l’elsch up. Foul strike one. The New‘Schalk, will! with standing on the but.
”9“ mm mm almflm 0' the 1whim shoulders with newspapers nhdiYolll infield came ln on the rims. W‘mnd the bag n.~ wit. Leibold‘ was de-
zml-iir-r 'iinco the war boron (he pow waited. The playing field was fastgloll 100 ”115”” grounder and 73“ curred out and St balk was ruled as
tier and munitions factories nround materials and tnrpnullns having on‘Y 0"" ‘0 ‘38 Collins. Benton‘tossed '{OVbcing safe. Mellnllin up. Ball one.
l‘hilzuh-lphin h-‘KW bt‘rll fl 50‘1”“ 0' bpnn removed i. little before noonulellmt‘l'mana‘VhO 1‘3“ ““9" 10m” and Strike one. Foul etrike two. McMullln
tillptoltt'nr‘lnn to the public and the. (‘round keeper Fabian said the mtphnaed the Sox second baseman acrOl‘Sietruck out. a
Dt'olrlf' bt‘l‘fllllt‘ "Kt‘llt‘d whenever *1 I'O' ' 'a the plate for a run. Gandii up. Jackson. 5;“ ltunn. No up, x9 Errors.
l'ort is heard or felt from the "down “PM “0““! stand “ fnlr soaking ar : ' l ’ i
the Delaware" section. where millions still be in'plnylng condition land Felsch‘ scored on Gandils tinge, Secord half
turned out for the armies. m “m; ‘ Hztrntlrirliffla fairetchlng his hit;‘Rohertoontto my," “"10"! as an “ism for, Reno; at:
J ‘ w 108. Weaver “it ‘93“? ”e“ n 0 in put out for iiollze in the neon
PINE POINT CATHOLIC ’ JtiSOlt‘gdsidiaxle Jrzgggjlgaigregptgfly ‘0 Burns. Schalk “ll- m‘" one-damn; .Rariden up. lSirlke one. Strike
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS 3,: met sum om. you. an"... "m‘EStrike one. nhuiwo. Dull three. Schalk [Wampum]. """""‘,‘ we," in .o- m
' 4 L i : Fletcher cnmeiin behind Benton ardlfihm a hot “"5510 "110 ML “the" “P- tic-id in place of John Collins. Ball one.
took Collins' hopper and threw lemma" ““0- Strike one. Bit" "'0‘ Dani‘oul. lj‘oui. Bull two. Rarlden went
out. McMullln up. Bl" one.v.‘.ic.ilt.l- three. Strike two. lied lobar walked. out to Gandil. unassisted. i’erritt up.
lin sent up a weak foul to fiarldt'll. John Collins up. Strike one. llctchenua" one. Perritt in! a line Sing}. 0'“
Eddie Collins up. The islands board threw out John Colllnfi- tsccond. Burns up. Strike one. Poll
Eddie Collins to the echo. Strike “"89 Runs.Two ""1va0 Errors. ntrilvte two. Bell one. Poul. Foul. Bull
mm ("mm singled ”mph? ovrr.‘ .=3¢°°"d Half _two. Ball (tree. Burns lofted to Weav-
second. Jackson up. Foul ntrlklt? one. . Knuif up. Foul strike one. Eddie Col- er. Hams up. Doll one. Foul “up.
which really means the club has done ilerzotz took Jackson'h slow roller and lint! ‘OO‘NKaufl‘s roller and threw him 50M: Cl! a I'lll’ll Dd’ssed ball Perfltt
better than last year. Much credit is tensed him out .out. Zimmerman “P. Strike ”'19- Bamdnuhed to eeceud. end then ran to thin!
Zil'f‘ll‘lht‘bmcefs 0' lb“ club for brine.- , lVo‘Runs Ode lift \’0 Errors one, Strike two. Ball two. Zimmerman when Schnlk's V'lldthrow got“ 3'”
lug about i-uch splendid results. _ Second Half
Att rne' Druiel Dun-ling was main . ' t hit of! Mc- . .
U ’ ‘ Burns up. Eddie Collins threw out ‘F'letchcr “9' Fletcher 5" a to “cover.
. Mullln'n glove. The hull bounced to.
. rm . . . , .
Burns at first, Burns hitting thef ‘Weaver, who nearly threw the New
ball pitched. lierzox up. Strikeone.‘ _ b It shot
Matron; Mots Lena Buckley.trensnrer, if 6 shot a bionic ov'o‘i' ‘m'k Ihorlslov out 3' a ne .
~ucceed‘lnir Miss Anna Stecgmulier. 3'“ one: "I 8 ' k ithrow. Robertson up. Robertson sent;
Three new directors were eiectcdz.McMulllna head. The ktauds "Y0 e
.. out a ion fly to Pelscb.
Mm William Ryan. Mia» Calhel’lflééout in a cheer. Knuff up, rout strthci V0 Ru; One ""1570 r: "V
Callahan and Char!" Pennell. ‘ lone. Strike two. Ball one. Kahlil ‘ ”0
. FIFTH mumo I . . . ,
_. ‘atruck out, Faber's wide curves being, llolke unassisted Jackson up Foul
. . Pint Half lgtfike one. Butt one. Jackson sent a bit
ENGIEEfilxéNEIIEORCE‘mm? 'Eimiii‘nfi‘TSF‘f in?" “‘°"'“"'»“ “l 3““ m 3‘" “‘de “right r. n “or a base. Fehch ov-
. a o . ‘ -
Edflv rizbt ""0 Jackson's bond. ‘ Bonny K3“?! 70"de ”95'9"” 0' “hf";to Holx'e. Jamill up. Strike one. Striko
3° Rm“- 0” "l“ 3'” E”°"' coming intact and rettlnz Ills "£9“th l-‘oul. Foul. Foul. 1mm made 3
ascouu mums . drive. Eddie Collins upBall on . . e Wm." cam. .0 and,“ m, m,
c third by Ml“: Wadlmml. llllo in turn. Felnch up still: drowns“ one mWane. Ball two. Burn;;ook Coll s' :afit'! No Runs. Ono H‘i‘tJNo Errors.
w a succeeded by Mr. Miner. wns‘lnj - ' till. Jackson nP- ll 6 one. ‘0 901" Ocean "Half
South Non-all: Saturday, diseuulnxltwo. Strike two. Ball three. ll‘elirzthruk at the ball .0 MN that e felli Knufl W, Ball one. Raul died out “I
"if? “litr‘l‘l'tim é?! "1::ch ”Hillier-Erma out. failing to offer at ”widow “a the crowd Mfed- Bull “951.com“. Zimmermm up. Strike out
g'lggl': Till-t moznlnlntflgegportelxdfmud “m" Gnndll up. Gnndll punch-mom strike “7°- Harms ""9" °“‘,Ball one. Weaver Ibrew out Zlmm
spread around town that Mr. Burn!“d “ ”m!" 0'" "'9 "mm“ M" w‘m'Uncluou. ’ ,, linen, ",me him of 3 rm, Hatch-r
plosion today in the nitro ntarch dry
hour» at the du Pont Powder Works‘
at Gibbstown, N. 1., resulted in thr- ln-‘
'to Harm; who dropped the bull and:
ThoPino Point f‘alholir Club held
its annual meeting yesterday in the
Knltrhts of Columbus rooms. Washinc-
ion strt‘f‘f. The members were very
'cntbuiiiostic over the club's progress.
for while the neutron was a. short one
and membership less than last year.
yet the balance left in the tren-ury
was about ihemnme as last «eason,
No icons. One Hit. On! Error. , .
EIGHTH tNNING
' First Huff
it was announced that the official
'attcndsnce wm 33.006. Eddie Collins
g'up. Strike one Collins went out to
vice president: Miss Julia Manon.
secretary, 'ruccoedlnz More Anna Mc-
Percy Burr. of Stamford. who was
in the city engineer's office here und-E
who at prenent is in the city Bush, Ver up; Harms threw out Weave .I No Runs. V0 Hits. No Errors. l up. Ball 9‘“- Ball two. V9“ strike on.
ncer'n ofllce-ln Stamford..had been eroéoandil moving to' second. Schntkw Second Half :Strlko “'0. Me.“ illln mi"... on!
used by Mr. Minor. who, however, am“ one. Zimmerman '
. "‘79" 0 ii Hoiko up. Foul strike one. Strike Fletcher.
:3:&:"k°d about ‘t ”m that it "'ifichnlk, making I nice Phi on "‘Ehwo. Hollie struck got on three pitch-l No “nut No mfg, No m, J .4
The following at preueni comparaib‘hlctx‘t “We" "W‘d"? led halls. Rat-idea up. Ball one Will more minno-
the force. in the city t'flllllpi’r'fl office.” No Buns. One Hit, No Errors. ”m“, one. Bali two. Bali three. Strike. Flm Half
Dominick Eula. A. Phillips. Everett; second Hull ”'0, mflden wnlked, making ,l‘nber Weaver up, you] strike one.,Blll0II.
llowley and Min Gorhlm. The men: ‘ '
are out working on Elm avenue toi Fletcher '9' Strike one. Schnlk rm pitch ‘0 him. thboit bolted '0' 8"'"mer pot a single to the loft laid.
day”. according to Mr. Mlnor. and it um“ the “m uni took "firm" ton. Wilboit “l"- 3‘“ "M Ball two'.3(‘3lll' up. Setutk up. Bell on. Bull
Mitrt‘lt'd that lhére will be no further-70“" and ""9" mm “"- Robertson Siriko'ione. Strike two. Foul. B‘l'itwo. Strike one. Scull: “M... h'
lellr ‘ ' ilv- ml “it“ 0"- Ed‘.” COW” three. \Wllbolt also united. Febar hommm n,“ up. 0. m m a.
1‘took Bob-mom mum and not 3" coming unsteady. [him up. Burn-gr“ pl” WMnM. w..." m
VILLA FOLwWERs im It “fit. HEN“. ‘ up. BI" “M. (M Wuhan, Wuvr to fiddle Col-‘w‘md. FIMT'I ml. '“ ‘ “-
HANGED T0 POLES Holko M . MN. I, in“... u” M lit". “Orland [Mill in third. Hem: pn. ' flca'nnd it! 'u mm ‘9‘” Pl"!!! ll
. ‘ i field in“. A little MM ll Walkman one. RIM“ and Burn! looted mino‘bwthm‘ 0 cu. 3"“. a... w“..-
JUARBZ. Mex. Oct. 15.—Pqu-'7bnn [090 into the stands for u Milleiflm'l three bola hit 0! the ’rlllll'mna whoa Kn! cm Wt
gen err-lying loot. min. 1:10? .30 run W 0' Eddie
aouth report lining for w y; ' . rut
Mexicans ”lu';n' 1° pm Mm,” mm 0‘". Mm. who butt" a
pole- along the flute/l: Cami fish! bl“ WW. ,
of up between Tor-non and Chiba-a. No Rm. Ou- flit.
frenzy. Knit up. Knit fouled not mine“ room ‘5'“. infield .
mun. » ..
,Two Run-.0” Hit. N Error.
mum up. Boll aid; Boll Inc. In...
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POLUTIROLYNlIS, .\'. ll, Oct. 15,—.one. Foul strike two. Foul. Fabio", York. Felsch up. Ball one. Ball two. ‘
'while the NewYoik Giants threw in lierzog. Maliuliin up.» Benton was em-‘corners of the plate. Gandli up. Strike .
liwe can do it. The So: have the edge.‘ Benton sat down. Burn; up. Boll one?” rent up a high fly to Gandil. Robert- .
single ;
A smoky sou'-‘son. who dropped hte'bnll. Eddie C01';.Ball 0119.- gmke one. Leibold '90”... I
“0 l'lKhl- (iandll W“?- thrown 0‘", The official nearer scores the pin!
item up a high fly to John 0“"le from Collins. our two. Herzog popped ,
Strike 0‘39- “'1‘ lthree. 3"“‘9 two'iliall one. Ball tw,. Felscb fouled out ‘
Winfield wull. The stand: were in ,. s » “no d‘ng. ,4... to the M'r “,_ .
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