nest-lur-
runni~
muuuul
«
. . . .y "4 a, , . ,' . .
achtsman “JO 1. a r: .ular \l‘ollf)!‘ to my order ,5 algobeyed.
lame camps says: ' 4..
in the wilds!
"Although i am here , .
f the upper Piscatllquis county. in? The I“My found the Carlisle lndians easv picking on Saturday.
)9 heart of the lake region and miles.
score was 61 to 0 in favor of the midshipmen. ' Tb:
rom any railroad station. i seem to! I V
,9 about as many fellows i know‘ Young Bill Brennan, last year of Stamford llieh School, is’ making“
_‘ I would in a day on u“. links. We quite a name for‘hirusen' as quarterback on the i’ordllam team. lie played
N. all havtnn 3 ”mm good time. a corking game against Holy Cross on Saturday.
. --O— ' 1 ‘
We notice that Frank Kelly is still one of the bright and shining light-
a vaudeville theatre a
poisoning.
that he was suffering
day he lapsed into n
from which he did not
1 intervals.
ml gettin: plenty of deer to shoot
if, though it is getting harder eat-hi
rs are more acute and tlley seem to urday afternoon.
cent a guide who gets, within rifle
hot. A bunch of Wall Street sharps
'110 came here the last days of Sep-
ember and were at work on Monday
hen the law went off, left here to‘
izht for civilization, having shot all!
. e law allows. They were over on the
due of Somerset countv and sav they]
totally messages from
had met in the rlniz. i
-umuumnw
nuunu
the Javelin throw.
title events and who are l the army
now are: Joe G. Loomis,
land F. lagay. New York A. C.. third ation of a... man.
.- . ally, and Joe. Higgins, Worcester. day and for n “ID? '
Accepted, Latter Rejected. fourth'ln the half-mile run:
pite of the fact that ihev are pro-l
ected until 121. Beef is so hard to get
hat the, lumber camps yell for moose
eat and get it, too. according to thisI
idea, who are live}! sore at them
ind wouldlike nothioz betterthan to:
etch the Canucks in the fact and
hen turn them over to the protect-i
We had a flying glimpse of a
lit: caribou With a wonderful spread
.f horn. lie was headed for the Aroo~
lock (ntlntry and We could not get a
George Gouldlng Too Old five-mile run: Fred W. Kelly. runner:f at his bpdpmfi
wd Pat Evan. Turned up for the 120 and 220 hurdles titlesz'
DOWN. for the Mil-yard hurdlesfi‘. W. Floyd, wotkcd hard (m a”.
That the war has cut its sn'ath in
the ranks of the country's ltad’ ‘ m
. In .. . ,
amatcur athletes was never more evf (ity. and J. t. Lawlor, lrish—A t'tl' hells."
A M c- ..
8t 81‘ vols: b . . ' ., ' .
ful if they canqt-toual’th:2"n:1!rttl’tfilo;~m‘l::tn.lanterior";A](kirk:i in the ((‘llfl'm‘: Now Yorhiotlav.‘ .
. , have none from the A t. ‘ . .vnc , rs - me can A, .. “0.2-“ .. 1', no 'llv
hot at hm" “S ”w" M" “M" a five ' mu H" “MP"?! ton. third in the. 5t‘vpourld weight nilffii‘tllfll‘l‘naqflnl: rent‘u‘
fr... Practically-aft 'of the'forernosti throwing contest, and R. L. Nourse. "H. mm m. ”fig
‘ Union branches .tlirou -'
eors' protection. lie wus' the first ghoul "19. man
me I had seen hero in four years," ‘ athletes, holders of‘iitles at one spot!" "hotflmsned third in the ”You" ' em“ alle'r ”‘ng
. . . woven . h L
Ducks are flvint: in large numbertl 0,! enotherlflareamoing mundane.”
lbout. all the lakr‘it'afid‘filf anions sgv.'.lrgt;ghfh¥$¥i “gingmimfllolment mi
' ‘ - " . “.ilnt'. '. emany nth.
lu-v are more numerous than 'hfl‘detes of lfifisitr.D;omil‘i’ence who have
lave, been of late years. t1 no more-
hpttl‘tl their C‘lmllry’s can.
not to the southward does not seem A glance met the list ‘0; winners at
0 have begun. soflthc chances are
it}: national A,. A. U, track and field
,. . ootin at th'em c mnlonshlps held in. 1916 at New.
.here M“ be mad qh a h ‘ Mk. h. 1.. shows quite the best ath- . , ,
["an th whole 0’ this “19“" "m ‘letic production of the cotton". t1!”.""!-' pound champion. is '"h the ““h' fashioning horseshoe!
nto early November. ‘ing from the competitions with it i “into: hArtillcryzi T'lthillrphi’é 135‘,
' .l . . h . mpon swi e, ansas
Partridge on the (”1101' hand are els. and tl.t rtsitrs of tn‘ts,. .l . ,1 noun .9 a . _ gazed in all kinds of
. h old wet SWIM having will show these same athletes takinz‘ (.ity Field Artillery, T"! Jamieson 0' taking up boxing he
”99' 1 e c ' till W“. the“. pin“... in the “new M soldiers . Milwaukee, 1.5 pound champion, is in
' ”I“! 0‘11"” of the hatch ' 3 y'. ' All but three of the victorious com-
be few that are shot are plump. Mill
, l’t’lllor'i ar?'in the service and tile-sol , t’
.uil breasts, and fine patina whether mm. amprpwmed {mm enlisting by' plan, ,1. at Camp ptou.
- ousted on spits, broiled or baked in
incapacitution or home ”95.
ud ovens. There is a fair flinllt or Artie Mocks. the University of “'is»
woodcock, and‘ some quail, but on the
~Amateur. boxirl‘té also has contributvyi'h
Iill champions in some branch of thelzealpnd' ‘ .
tservice. .l. Tomaaulo‘, Elizabeth. Ni anmmnm “an...
s‘rm roan snow CLERK
ARRESTED. inf them. and thus:
cousin athlete. who won the shot out:
ling f:l.illllltl0nlihll), was accepted for
tinues to December 1
the. crack guides of the upper norms,
of. the state are. en-7
vemoer,
Ryan, therecord holder with the lil-
nound hammer. and his reason for not
beingin the service is tiresome as
that which keeps Mocks ineligible. ‘
Joie Ray, the Chicago distance run-
ner. who won the five-mile champion
ship. is one of the. large number in
the service, and with him are Ted
Meredith. runner-up for the quarter-
mile title: Andy l-l. Ward of the Chi-
cago A. A.. 100 and 220 yard cham-
lplon; Don M. Scott of the Mississippi
Agricultural College. half-mile cham-
pion: lvan Myers. lllinois A. ~C.. win-
ner of the unmile title: Bob Simp—
son, University of Missouri. I‘m-yard
high hurdlesi Fred S. Murray, San
Francisco. 220—yard low hurdles: W.
A. Hummel. Multnomah A. A. C... 440
- yard hurdles; Shirman Loaders, Ch-i
cago A. A. pole vault: H. T. Worth
ington, Heston A. A., broad Jump:
Wesley .Vi; Oler. Jr.. New York A. C..
high Jump. and George Brondet‘. in
embezzlement. Particulars of the case} to America in ",0-
are withheld, except that certain pack! the lightest. mm to
ages which had been missed from the; weight championshl
mails had been .traced here and sus-.
’tl'esllvl‘n region
xaged tip to the middle of So. .
many hunters preferring'to want their,
chance at the sport until the snow has
fallen and they cancel a chance at‘
hears, Wildcats and courts.
From upper rooatock, on the New
Brunswick border. there come reports
of more moose than how: been seen
in years, thanks to the protective.
Jaws, which makes them safe for all
except Canadian poachers and hung
bermen for five years.
Hutchinson. it is also an allegation! ntzgimmons won
that cancelled stamps were placed on, hPfiVYWGiFhl/NIY'? 0"
packages by him in place of uncan-‘ ”he“ he ,
celled ones. The clerk lives in River-i ”'9 fourteenth round
“sid‘f‘: and has a wife and four children, . He stopped Cortett .
Last. February a clerk and a carrier of
the local office were convicted of postal
irregularities.
tho. originator. For
.' to James J. Jeffries.
{out in the eleventh
» 1898 at Coney island
QUGAR SUPPLY IS LIMITED.
BOSTON. Oct. 22.—-0ne of the ion,-
est sugar refineries begin today con-
tverting into the market product more
than seven million pounds of raw sugar
received last week. An official of the:
(fimpany A, Auxiliary Police will
drill this evening. 0n acccuut of the
tlremans fair the company will nice:
at Town Assembly Hall.
in the eighth round.
Old timers of the
‘ ,....--.— ___.__ -_____~‘__ _-— f _
heirs of five days of pneummia.
The former champion was
sick last Tuesday While appearing in
was at first diagnosed as
later it was discorered
(lobar) pneumonia and physicians de-
clared that he could not live.
our to b. in th- . _ 'l‘ i- . J _ . , " lmr liL’ the firlit davs of his illness,
' it im down hex spiel of the Rutgers eleven. Frank made two trips cross Lafayette a. line, Sat-i ntzsgmmonfi '3, the 13cm“, 01
id. Corbett, from whom he won the
fchamplonship. and James J.‘ Jeffries.
01h?” who competed "‘- lhe 1916‘ who took the title from him. '
hi A ‘ Fitznimmons. until he sankrintohlt-
, . . QED - final stupor, fa t for his life as he
“to third’in the mil—yard dish; l. '1‘. had fought foruttilcmry in the. ring
"0“", irish-Amen’can A~ 07'0“!“ in Physicians declared life was prolong
[he 220: A. B. 800th. Chicago A- A.. ed several days by the grim determin-
nw ll few moose, which are very? . and fourth res . . - .
. . pettivel) in the 440' Mrs Fltz‘lmflon, wh was with
tild, own to the fact that the lum-lAll Except TING? “tie Win' yard run: Larry Scudder_ New York her husband uni-logghiu illness. suffer—
,rmen have been shooting them in‘ here Have EHIISMLMUC'KS A' AC" Johnny Overton, Yale l'niver- rd a nervous breakdown inst Thurs
‘ . Harry her condition was dangerous. but she
Holden, bew iork A. C.. fourth in lhtfroon recovered and resumed her vigil
"Bob was a great flrhter mam goodi '
=l'iilly .‘lfel'tnlx. Boston A. A., runner’uu’hughandfl mid Ml". Fitzs'mmons. lie”
{Missouri A. A~._Hnd J. D» N821?» NI‘W cult. and l bellow the nromnrc brvl
I‘l‘ork A. (‘., third and fourth in th-"’ tween we acts and tlie drafts which“
filllf‘ vault: Alton Richards. Salt Lake blew through the wings caused hlsillv
"l”h' list .istxpecte’l to arrive here from‘
one, 3:. .
Firs mrntt was born in'tllelwhu.
"" '“'P'”‘"”"’ '1'“ mm“? 0' .UMJ-elCorilwaiwL.Finglandjdune1.4m ml.
Sam's army. WM m"! 0’ ”'9 “mm”; parents. llowcrcrflsorfrt mov'ed ““an 3*
~ .- so.‘ w'r- ,
J. Y. M. C. A.. who is the title holder' 1 . . . .- .
' , . others blacksm th short and at the.
M 11:; Imungfi' f; at" film a“? ’12:; site of ii trained fame for bill dealer ’ ‘
""8' Hull lr ' eatt 9' fl " ' ltv in swinging a heavy liahltner until u
Naturally athletic. Filzslmmbnn en
..... “mgr.“ .. '2...
tholomew Club. heavyweight. chamg began .8 the “mm. of a lizhtwelttht
competition promoted by Jun More
,at Timur-u. New Zealmd.
Heated four m'en. knocklnfii'tfll tin-eel
became the units—1
tteur champion of the country. Tho'
hole the reports are ”W “M" the army and later rejected because. . .next year he defended his honors. dc-r
1mm ducks the bird shooting is away , he was too heavy. George Gouldin'g, STAMFORD, Octi 22,-Mgth..w llut- {eating mp opponents in 9“]? night, lble line, which consisted of Eugene
below, par. {it}: vf-etmfi‘n righting chndmpiion. is rim) chinson. 37' stomp clerk m the post: Kijzsimmons continued at the tome ;Chariott. E. \oohere. H. Singewald. it
The season on 8311‘“ birds 91°59“ "“ :53 a; frail; 30,311.19“? $32.3: office was arrested by pustot'lice in-' 3:3: 3:: 233.7035? 1m? tight“ ’ ‘. . .399” that this part °' the‘line was
December 1, but that on big Kam" "m" The only remaining member of the npoctors shaman-ad taken totlrmgc-i tug three bottles em. 1.... mu, then ' . m 1’"in “‘9 "we “’3‘“ in "'9 135‘ ha"
5.3!!" most "‘3 victorious champions of l916 is Pat ,0" for arraignment oil a charge 01' regarded as the middleweight cham‘ 508 W . and “‘9 crowd were astonished with
plon of Australia, Fitzaimmons-came
weighed more‘ than 165 pounds when
. ‘in condition and gave away as much
)lcion for their disappearance fell up Ens fifty pounds to some 0”,,"an
defeated James J. Corbett in
able battle at Carson City, Nevada.
solar plexus punch. of which he was:
.simmons clung to the honor, losing it
met .'~:ll'ric's again. hoping to regain
the crown, but went down to defeat
’knockout at [the bands of tJeffrlcs
38 points and they were made cnly; by
the use of that scientific play of for-
ward. passing. which is w'onderonsly
mastered by that school. The first
nudrtcr opened with the Ridgefield
school kicking oil to the Norwalk boys.
who lost the'ball on a fumble on the
first play. it was Ridxefield's ball and
a forward pass to Helmet: from Mc- not
still thinking of the defeat which they
had suffered a week ago from the
Springwoods and fearing that they
were bound to suffer another defeat at
their bands they did not appear at the.
Park to play the scheduled game. It
cannot be said with any strong ail-er-
tion that the Juniors were yellow, as it
was understood that even half of the
Sprlugwood players were not sure that,
they were going to play yesterday and
applying the same to the Juilors on
their behalf perhaps neither ’n’ere they
certain of yesterday's game. instead
of not playing at 'all, the Springwood's
played All-Stars, a pickup team born
yesterday at the Park. who suffered a
bad defeat before the Springwoodt‘being 200' .
The Alletara are now out. to play any The second quarter opened with the
team averaging 119 pounds. The”: Lincoln's determined “i overcome the ..
wishing to accept "m “we”? may lead, but it was an impossibility as the
do by addressing J, Falcone. General Ridgetleld b0” Md the better of "‘9
taken
nd his ailment
plonlaine
from double
Satun. wee
ficonsciousness,
rally except at
game. and McCoy kicked the ball. Mc— will
own whom he
ncluding James
Holmes scored again in this quarter .
ended the first quarter with the/ score
’ ~ I rt of Hunters State that , ,
Present Seasonis Far Bet- 91"!!— c--- _ . , M _ . ‘ , , Mm“... . . ' " ‘ p ' ‘ _ -.‘;.__._,_._-# w.
261' than Last-Many Ducks ‘ . ' mum m t “ed Etuimmona on the down “I“ ’ 3;: Lincoln. 0.
< . . .pa . ‘ ’ . - .
I'm 13‘“ Partridge Are . . . . . e ' . , .. . . : fitnfinmons made a fortune in the . . - . . I The team's line-up {ono's' .
Swrwliml Season Closes » 1311110118 an OSSID ' .321 .lm «arm-ass soon vanished. . . ““3“?“ PW:-
Dec. 1. l ‘ ST DH a varied httrimomsl career,i Dunfa‘in‘e l.e. ll. Sings-wait;
‘ i' ' . .hfi been married 10m times. i M it. E. Voorheres
Reports from hunters who went't . .. ' Strattno 1.5. E. J. Chariot;
.m-j . . ; ..__ .. , _ r. ‘r‘..‘. M rs . ‘8.
.3 ‘1:.L:;"‘:.Z“if.1‘.. 'l:.°"°"‘”'. ~mm.......,ll...,. Nflilliflliilillflllsw « ..... 9:53.:
> . l r s and . . . » ' .. . ' ' ’ ‘
ame on October 1, which have ”em Some people around here are feeling pretty still, today. WClght, succumlnupneu_. . , , ., p . 2:111:52;éhfvilf::z€:°:ht:oll :1»,- Plumb r.t. J. Nag]
.ceived in tli -Zt -_ - ’ + ’ . t ’ ' l, a P" .' . . . . "
r . "f ‘7 l 533’ "I“ d?" ‘ ‘ ‘ moms After Five Days ! FAIL” WEAR won Saturday afternoon from the Liz; Ham?!“ M F' Creamer
9. more plentiful than they were a Football came into its own Saturdayflmd held tre the center of the III 4 3. l . l f 3 th \' . 1 b ‘ Strgf c: l.g. E. .i. Chariott.
ear ago, when Sew York hunters m. sposiing stage, 1; ‘ . ' . ' i ~ ~— 1;;:5 fl‘heojtore 21:05:“: :0: :Zfiretlfe Sicherson l.h.b, M. Tarlov
I r ‘ ' ' .' . * ‘ - - ‘ 1 '
:“d ”'9” “mil ‘llhfllmt little trou- . ~0— , .ClllCAGO, on“ 21.3%,,“ Fitz-' The Porwalk Juniors. and the Spring- readers to believe that the contest was Holmes r.h.b. W. Bardao»
1 I? h .. The National Baseball Commission is determined not to let major ”PM”. MIN 1' champion heavy- “0°48 '0"? to do battle Isaln tester 8 ”mm“, ”a" for the m we” Baker ”t 1. ”mum"
’ “Pr ”"3"“! "WWW from a‘leaeue players participate in barnstorming games. Fines will be heavv ill “Us," ”"9"“ or ”1’3 W0?” dif’d ata day afternoon at Amusement Park, ’ g : Referee-JR. Jackson; Umllll’e. J
- hospital here early today an" all ill- and whether the \lorwalk Juniors'werc school had all it could do to make the Burrough .
BOV SCOUTs TO SAVE SOLDIER;
BOSTON, Oct. 2,—"Every Scout to-
save a soldier," is
which more than 100,000 Boy court in.
New England will do their best thizn
the slogan under-
k to aid in the final days of the.»
Liberty boon campaign. The boys will
collect money, except when arr-—
Coy. brought the first touchdown of the. thcrized to do so by local banks. bu:
make a house to house canvass or
my “w“"w’ed in "“5 ““3"” by "‘3'“ their communities and turn in app?!»
“'5 an "d run around the right ”d' tions for bonds to their places desire;-
but the goal was missed by Majoy noted.
and McCoy again kicked the goal; this ' "W ’ " "W“
Bee‘eranGWilié’
Ionic, Ctirnulant and Appetizer
m
r. u‘uxm
W
“ '5“ ”“9““! Delivery. game by their scientific playing and
._,_______. _ never throughout the game did they
. . de end on their ultrenglh to beat, the'
Bob Fltzsnnntons Dead p
Lincolns. Ridgelleld reselved in thisE
quarter and they were downed almost:
on the top of the Lincoln's goal and.
in that play the forward pass came. in.
This time the play was worked with
Dumaine scoring on the pass from Mc-
Ct y, but McCoy missed the goal. Ridge-
fleld kicked to No’rwalk and it wast 0:
no use to them to bum.- long in this.
quarter for it was full of fumbles and!
.. wildly thrown forward? passing the'
Wanner-mud: with the 'ball in Ridge-
fleld's -."pouesslon." ‘ Score, second)
annexe-o; score first half. 26-0.”' ' 'i
, T a third quarter was'the most in-
teresting' of the game. for in this quart--
. er the Lincolns were working hard to
3 make at least one touchdown and they
.1 therefore began a teuiflc onslaught of
g center rush and line plunges. plus a.
thcn‘rlciil ctr-4
to
l
the dead nugl- j
l.
i no to his "'pr1
ntlon utmost to
to admmtdefent .. '1 .
had «then up}: .-
. ot « 1“ 4: l
l",
t
i work in tats?
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. Iouthlorwslk. noun. .,
.na’vasta rhizome
‘When you smoke an "Exception”
Hova‘naillled'flc cigar. Ask for it.
Retailers supplied by
m c. z. suusos 00.,
Horwalk and Stanford
sport’s." Ilefore
was a llantmorl
i few forward passes, with which they
‘ gained their downs over again twice
and then again come in a fumble and
‘the ball was quickly covered by a
,. tilidgefleid boy. in this! cllarter the t'
. [whole Ridge-field backfield was. put
'1 against the left wing of the Not-walk
team which had a strong and invinci-
He ‘de-
nil: Militant
nuns ltooll «
.zs om an. my
. mm a u can
anything in man at reason--
a’ols‘prloel.
Bob Fil’ssilnr’nons. the‘ famous old the ability of these three young men,
“'3 “7‘" 0““ 0' 'lighter, perhaps the greatest fighter in the manner in which they held th.r
'1“ ”‘9 “C“VV that ever lived. died Lari! this morn- home team checked back. Both teams
p. Re rarely . . _ o
"2: not}, 32:21:21": elizé‘cii‘dpiiyi were fighting hard in this quarter and
log in vaudeville, and he has not- theme-was up. the quarter endinsln
taken good care (it himself. ’Fitzsim- a tie. The score: 0.0,
mons. who is fifty-five years of nge,g , , '
was in his time middleweight, light-' 'V‘m" mam" 7“” ”“0"" ’9‘
heavyweight and heavyweight cham- ceived and they were downed in the
plan. He won the heavyweight clam center of the field, they quickly scram-
95011!th when. he. beathim Cor ti, bled to m 'l' g d ’
March 17, l897, at Carson City,»Nev. M: ee: :nhbegan a terrific
He lost an championship. to Jim Jet- lam ' c 0"" 9 l ‘3'“ 5°" wmmt
fries. 15 yards of the Ridgefleld goal, therfi
——-—' they sent the ball on a forward and‘
-Compuny A of the auxiliary police the Lincolns, were penalized for off
force will meet tonight at 7145 0'01““ ‘side, The quarter ended with Dumainc'
in the TOWN Assembly Hall building in scoring a fofward pass 311d CMCOY
Wall street. All members are request- doing likewise. McCoy failed to kick
ed to be present. A number 0’ recruits the goals the quarter ending with the
will lie taken in this evening. 'lrcoring a forward pass and McCoy
,w: ’iu an.» ,..»
the world's
March .17. 1897.
of'their mcmor
with his famous
two years Fitz
who knocked him _.
round. June ii.
N.Y. in 1902 he
ring sav the last '
'l‘i pu‘ .. . r
New York Ma
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DEALERS III '
BEEF: nan, roux, stilt-ran . ,1
FRESH 1133 'AND VEGE-
kraams , . .
'l'el.359i12'
143Washingto' list.
plant said that candy manufacturers:
would receive only about. one-fourth of;
.Jtrn‘wrgll Midtown itirrltltlnoti'i‘nnttr’ .‘
gANK AND pm '
use. (count is nuclei-t1. um Perc- some
307 sue lSN'V “can, HENTION I‘l' SHE'S
.LLEADJ doomed; cog”,
Her-1 rue ms tht‘
y we insincere? ‘
‘ smile 876*! . t
their customary allotment, and that
lhe bulk of the ”refined sugar would go
In retailers. The entire amount will
be available in about two weeks. “ " i
House vau CIKE -
me new Haul), pae-
1305an 5146’
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OUIME‘I’ NOT TO PLAY
Ouimet will not play in New York _
on October 28, as planned. He will .
be unable to get away. and Evans.
1 who was to have been his [opponents
will likely meet- o'swaltl syrupy at
Enalewood. . \.
Evans and Kirkbv‘ have both coir
noted to the match. and ‘it is {said
the Englewood club is untre'tim sax -
Ions to stage the event. .. ;
‘WARN want: all. '_
. OFFOO‘I’" W ,. _,
crxcrsslt'n. Oct. psi-hi Kathi: .
1d baseball comm! gig; ' ,'
in: today tomuofii'aldm‘ .
team players not "
. Auditioni-
“h
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THAT lF vou wosu youp. FACE
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runv To (161’ mono n 0
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