, WWhe Vanities is an easy iob compared to managing the new
Insist: govern-sat. .
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flatbewwn is after Lee Max". for his Reds. Matty believes that Lee is?
a ball player. We know a {treat many people who dismcc withing iii:
a this point. has lied to be a bull player.
+.
Al McCoy actually won a fight, to at night. He beat Montana lion Sul-
livan. 'I‘be' bout took place in «Ads-s. Mass. _
0+- w
Charley Pitts lived up to afletstions last night, by walloping Al
stallions
Nl-Jlljitll'iilii
SENIORS LOST ‘
TO summaries
The seniors and the sophomores oi
the Norwalll High School played their
inter-class game of football at Amuse-
ment Park yesterday afternoon. in
Nationdi “8.8.6 Club *Wlll which the seniors were outclassed all
Have Stall!“ annblc'of the sophomores, thereby losing by th!
E s ting 509m, CIubOwn- score of 19-0. Never were the seniors
dangerous throughom the name for it
01' 3'” ’llcemed as though tut-"upon“ them
NEW YORK. Nov. 9—Accordins to‘ at their mercy and’ this was plainly
June. C. “-0.. one of the main back seen when the lower classmen made
on of the St. I m Cardinals. a “alibi-tr ton yards in four plsv‘s. in the
modern ball pm is to be built at the “'3' ""V “““m °' ”W” 7"“
national league plant in so. W.mrd"e” “mm ”“1 “m“ '"°
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min the announcement made for the “mm“ "m backfield '0' "'9 ”WV
fins the new stadium is to be one of more team, (”“9“ a "Pry nickname.
the largest in tile-country. seating 50,. “‘9” plunging and terrific drives
.0 muons. It Is to be built of steel "’th "he ""9 brought many “3"”-
and wrote. The oilicinls of the Car- ““d " “5° ““"d “m” '0 “’0" "W"
dinniure now making an effort to get. M the”. pom" While "'1 u" senior
the necessary funds to build the star team, hhvasky, M‘ Tarlov, Friedman
dilutand whether it will be erected and Corridon formed their MM”
,. , They plaved it good some but their
Irritant yurdepends on their success. '
lore than likely it will come the fol- plunging and plays did Mt bring hall
Iowinmyear ‘ ithe results that the sophs' playing did.
The Cardinals low' h V b In‘thc first quarter alter the mph:
on baseball pltlnt rgafn-‘Lem‘fi: had made their ten yards with four
, ' l l
his I t it is p ays inrdoes got the ball and scored.
of the antiquated h .
ut Tito failed to kiolt the goal.
‘m ‘d a ““0 M Um ”fly days 0' The mood quarter opened with til?
knew. The Cardinals have the b It i h h . .
ground space for erecting the biggest ad ”2“" P sop 01mm]: 2:39"; o:
stadium In baseball They have an int. on V were on y ya R awn
from the goal when Bardoes wits Iziv-
9 3w : l ’
2:11? .321. '22:: 31:: .. .... .. .......
will have m gm “ pennant winning M“ Rory kinking thr- goal. In this quarter
club . ‘ it seemed as though the sophs were
mowing down the seniors like a
CROFFOTH STOPS vsteam roller and never were the upper
' _ classmon able to cope with the lower
. PRICE SYNDICATI; classmcn which made them more dc-
SAN fill-:60. Cal.. Nov. 9.~There ternllned than ever to make a goal.
will he no svndlcation of prices at the The end of this quarter found the
Tip Juana meeting this winter. Mr. teams going strum: and pinyin! “8t-
Jamos (‘roiioth, who will make it his Score end of first half; Sophomores.
personn’ business to look after the i3; Seniors. 0.
rinlz. will see to that. The lovers who The second half began with the pan
haw "mm“! ‘0 mm" m" “W V '0' in the seniors' blinds. Turiov tried a
the meeting are. the lovers who look forward D885 to pfiedmn, out it (all.
ed alter the business of the patrons ed. anlov tried "N. p”, again. pug‘
of NM- lork racing ”"0“” "‘9 sea there was no one to get it and it tell
son that ended at Aqeduct in October to the ground. the play being incom-
“whm” Shaw, “odor Hammm‘la'; plete, Tarlov then ran with the ball
13"“ Alkin. 'ank Rain, "30"?" Pea" on the last. down, but he did not gain
sail. Edward, Bloom, Thomas Callahan, much and the ball went. to the oppon'
AlhchL Austin, John Beck. etc. cnts. Neither team scored in this
film programs of races that (tinsel quarter. but. the sanim’s became slit-
ownight that Will be' decided tel do
from day to (lav will be as liberal for the mm“ were too strain: for
as my offered on an eastern track them. Thus ended the third quarter”.
"5“ “mm" N“ purse 0‘ a smaller The last quarter began in a fluffy
value .lbsnifltlo will be offered,‘ am of rushes and plunncs and and runs
there will be $500, 8600, 3700 and $800 were the features, but i 40 yard end
races-every day for high class platen run by Gregory Was the. feature of the
min, rolling and claiming races, out. point-s m [hp
h opa-ntion at Tia Juana last winter 1M.
and «spied pretty much all over the _h
continent, will apply again. Claims WAR TAX 0N BALL
mm M mule twenty'minutes before ' GAMES S'MPLIFlE
emu pace. and money paid into the -
inseam once in-this way with such A baseball pass in the future will
sumsas kidding after selling races of cost the holder $6.16. according to
mold fashioned sort net. will be add- John B. Pastor, secretary of the Gi-
ed to the purses later on. ants, who has suggested a plan for
a 1simplifying: the collection of the gov~
"""""" Von-intent war lax on amusements
iwhicll, if perfected and adopted.
Imixbt work to the convenience of tho
ilovernment. the amusement promot-
; illil um um.
“wwwéfi‘ - fi:‘l§£'§fh?&3§rl circthtx
, s of stamp bookso evrona
inations necessary to onset the tiller
out admission prices, which could he
. neutrino nlllous, sick, audacity,
Wind: or For Bad
used at all amusement places and
it Mr or Mr Mach
would probably be very much like the
Emmi postage stamp. ,
neonatal! Clean up mm to‘ The idea is that mm numymld
- We test me. rations-cams brl must it hall Kline, a m. or
t! lib your liver and elem the other amusement
runs and my headaches, a m or would have lesll trouble-awhile the
sold. «hiliousnosn. Vodcnsit'e breath. govt-roman: would have a uniform
“Ni We. “Milan. sour Ito- nvrtem of collection. M tho II.
,nclt “not. M taite Odom- u-e the amusement promoter would
acts and enjoy the nicest, miles tlr- have an easier tins am tor-ts-
aria mans-urea overta- inn. Mum-sedan
w. wells np
Wants; to
wit-c ‘
solve which made it
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The sport writers are at it again. Picking on All American lootbail ; flnw roan, Ron—flow Her-n
tram. ' ' . ‘ improves-himself n‘ponilist of My
.4- ipionship fibre. His decisive victory
over the vctaran motto Burlap!
Jersey City. in their twenty round on-
counter in New Orleans established the
little twin as the list; pin. ot the bar-
: tamwclxbt class In defection the Jar-
seyman he achieved a feat of which he
Inlay lustly be proud, for in all of his
recent engagements in this neck of the ,
dstic woods, Burns has shown splendid
form. it'was generally believed he
would have little dlloulty m:
lit-mum, but the New Orleans ind turn-
ed the tables in most surprising full
ion.
It is seldom in honor is able torn-e
back and donut a and who already hos
scored ‘a knockout over him. But
that's What Herman did when be out-
stripped Burns in their recent boat.
Burns was favored in many quarters to
defeat Herman largely because be all
ready bad a knockout to his credit
over the Southernboy. it was “Mr
ed the wreholosionl elect of that de-
fout would count Manly in favor of
the veteran on the occasion of their,
second meeting. He outshone Burns
at every stage of the battle.
To Burns the defeat meant much
it probably will be the last time he at-
tempts to wrest the championship from
the tltlehoider. He tried against Cou-
ion and failed. and his second ellovt
VictoryOvchranltieBarnsjvm at... “an “a
Hartford Club -— Sees
Chance For Class A,
Wit thallium
m Ailing My City
'tOJClIQii
. The lil"t""l'.' trill-ll: National Assn
elation it Professional Baseball
beaches. the mutt-onto: body or the
ml ” . Hunt’mlflfll mar mimics o.’ the country. schedul-
. ) or] 'r ionisviile nest mm. m
in Chill Before flflt 803' to ho“! rtzue l-_ in crest for club owners
.ll COM
ln'th - Eadie?" lulu». as well as (W,
thmcsout New England. as mat do“
NEW roux, not: s.~wmten Rob- P” a" mm”? "5’ a "w" "I "H"
turn will szain roam the Brooklyn 'mwnw mm" ”'9 ”We“
team m the National Lent-e n“ at? Union untrue, to take in tho four beet
”um. Th! m. bier of the cargo! i l“, ln'erlulimnal irague :«ud
‘Podners. arm a “"7"" with to ‘L'twtflfhaf “minim, ” ”PM?”
President Ehbets yesterday. mood as d t t'I out). {mm T?“ “w” ”a
one-rear ”Intact. Next senior) iii“ 9‘". m from "‘05.: different “Tm“
be Robinson's fifth as manager of tin: ‘7" °’_' 3“”: '1 9"“ ”Mm" Awird~
9’00“,“ team, in; to x. Revs hull Eventoz flan"
lie was sinned in lit“ in President M M” night, “m“ ”Pm" ""b” '0",
lie was signed in ID” by Preside-n: ("03? to the source of these ane
Ehhm. succeeding "nu our Danica. :2" '0' twin-aim the mater.
Th“ your Robbie brought the M" . es are interesting memelves in
, this new venture and are sending
ors home in fifth lace. In I’ll: be
finished third toptllc nlnm and ”m” 3'“ “mm Gmm'" T“"""§
Blues and in I916 pave the fans G'arrv "mm frank N'th' H'""
across the bridge their first pennant "' Hnnpstead, and“ A‘ W”'"'""
m "he”, "an“ beating the Mills Charles Wmhlnan. C. it. Ms and
“hm“ mm for first place in the Branch Rickey to help along the mod.
,_Iast few “In“ M "I, "am. work and smooth over the troublons.
The ““3" of his NW" to 2“ sons that are sure. to arrive when the\
""0 condition and tnlltrln to his slal’ other four cities of the American Asv'
ill"!!! lit" the Dodson out 0' the sociatlon PM over the. traces beam)
)9” race PilflV in the scum. There they are. bolus mated to one side.
was some talk of Jake mubcrnbelnn WV mo" "0 "’1“ “mm.
made mutter '0' out . with drum to the disposition of the
Robbie admitted ventsrdnv m“ his citics that‘will be left wtsldc of the,
team mm“ m be reconstructed in amalgamation and one of them con-
.many spoil. It is likely that both "n“ the ”mm Lonnie. Tb" 1""
Cutsltaw Ind Frank O'Rourke will be ”' ”mm "m” '°' " ”hm" “‘ "W
lot out and new men pnrchnlcd. C.” New York State Donne that will latte
l ,I throwing arm nave him mm in Montreal. Ottawa. Rochester. lltlen.
turmoil
my PM?
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PURCSHEgES
501:
\ Today and '
Tomorrow Gilly ‘
Provided that you purchase a pair of shoesdor $5.00
or over. This offer—mitosis nun only. but will allow
this amount on anypairof men’sworn shoemno mat-
ter what their condition may be.
'A Dead flunk»
“Bmkillz'Shocs In”
customer
"I vs needed hign sheep for a month, but, put
off buying because it's such a job to block
in a new shoe, .
low if innti's‘yonr worry, forget it.
Come town's and pick out any one of
the smart styles that pieces you.
~ The shoes we sell you need no
The answer it: cosy—"We fit the last prop-
KEELER ’5
Shoe S tore
Agency ior Renal and Douglas Shoes.
came in yesterday and said
M
trouble hat m. and his inability SW- “Wm “mm“ "“5
._...:!:‘:.--,...
to throw the ball on a line to the m“"“"' 0“ "" ‘3" 0' "- Mu"
snd this circuit could really be raised
was no Inn futile, 9.“ lost ('0 all!” m “If Gill!“ It mt, this does not look at a" (WIMP.
‘1“ Polo Grounds near the ”a of the an the Canadian cities cannot be taken
Icon-on seriously Ottawa has never ind anv-
l thins lll‘baflt‘hlt" of n first-class na-
LEON“; pum‘m“ ture. and cannot be. expected to rise
‘ yon may .3130“ to nit-h an occasion at this time. lion-
According to the plans announced "N" h”‘“‘"" 3"“ a d!" “'0'! "‘0
Lemme, will oprn their season to- m» Lightweight Champion Benny International League and has been
night. when may meet in a big pin leonsrd. he 1. 50",, ,0 have an!” a tolerated only to make it a foil for the
match wamo at the Norwslk Aug", ”my "we, season. Pious u, help: excellent Toronto territorv. With the
The managers of both local bowling made for him sothatss soonas his in- mm"°!“‘ ”“3“" ‘1’“:"5‘" “l"
“”l'is are trying hard to get a factory jug-ed hand 1,. in m shape again he Cansdian city, it would he folly for
tensile organized in Norwalk. No can take on some of the eligible litht- "‘9 ‘9‘ Y0“ 9“" ”“3“ '0 ‘9 i“
doubt such it circuit would 'bc‘a great weight contenders. Among the pro... 3119". and if! to W911 'hi‘l'P “
”"9". L Qpertlve opponents'sre Charley Willie "93'4"!” m3” "M'
The Palace Juniors and the Not; and Johnny Dundee. However. what is more likelv on the
walk Juniors wlll‘mect next Tuendn ., With all then plans on hand m". partial the New York state Imue is
night. on the Palace Alloys. The v. or- “a must have ““40”“, m, m," .l more to form a new Class A lettzue
walk Juniors defeated the down town tion of going to Camp Upton '3. an and attempt to not into the Eastern
“Hunters in the first match of the instructor, He cannot v," well in» Incuo territorv to round out thetr
tournament, last Mrnilrht. [struct ”W. army and carry m" -' cam- l-trouit, as, this league has been prof:
i A mark of 114, made by E. Seymour, mm, in the lightweight division of durinz t.» past year the most it
sets the week's record at the Norwalk ”.9 same time.and somc'lolks u, be lyrasful find only self-supporting C131?
iAlleysi, so fur this deck. ~' ginning to wonder what he in going ,0 B r-trrtllt in the country durlnz lbs~ .
The date for theopeniag of in. Nor. do 'm, that uniform he has been lilastern magnate: who are walr- 3::
walk-Palace , championship bowllna w‘o‘nring or late. , 'ne proposed chsnaes to form
tournament, has not yet been set. The M", of the other ,romm’m ’linion ultimo are nttimctinz that "I;
Mots in the to"!!! who offered first announced circuit that include
mvrmo ms MAPLE:
lily Scorekeoperl
The other and Factory teams of the
Norwslit Tire a; Rubber Company's
to a Class A organization.
"A circuit composed of Worm stcr.
Svflnsfield. Hartford, ProViliince.
New London, .‘ew Haven, Britlzoport
1nd Jersey City, all well situated and.
close together, even closer than the
present arrangement of the. Eastern
league with Portland and him-taco
at the extreme end, would malto- an
even better circuit than the pnrsent
Eastern “league. which already has
proven its superiority over the old
baseball orusnizations that formerly
were conducted in Now Eustand.
Right now the eastern [Angul- could
secure it» Class A rating though it
would Just about slide inside the
limit. but the addition of Providence
and Jersey City in the places of Port-
land and Lawrence, would make 1.
Such I protect us this was bron‘ lml
yesterday afternoon to Owner Juno-s
H. (‘iitrkin of the Hartford club, but
it «lid not not any great amount of.
enthusiasm from him in that makeup.’
While he said he was alwavs ready
to give Hartford as fastbasebail as
possible, and if getting into a Clas-t A
tongue would help matters in this re.
spect, he would be willing to do him
share. yet he favored a change in the
present Eastern League circuit, under
the proposed condition which to his
‘mind would bring along a Class A
loom. and be an even better prop'm-
ltion all around. at the some time
preserving the Eastern Magoo for
the greater part. Said Owner (‘larkln'
”The abandonment of Provident-c
one of the best baseball cities in the
country by the international Magoo
ln its proposed reorganization. simply
because it is not well situated for the
:new Union matte, opens up a fine op
portunity for the Eastern League, and
and 'llntllcnp horses. The rules gov- name. therefore adding another 6 in
opener will probably be staged some,
night next. week. . ‘
The sentinel Cubs and the Hour 'l'y-
pos will’flaht it out on the Palace Ai-
leys next Wednesday night. The Cubs
hope that they can show a return of
their old time form.
' The mad onward rush of the Senti-
nel Slugs is due for a smart check
‘next Wednesday lilithtv ,Wbefl the high. school will soon get under wa
league loaders run up union the
yngermls, which did not last long. Hour scoops. at the blorw. alk Allevi- ‘m‘yhas reported for practice the N
‘il the Scoops display the same our H. 8, team will be a crackeriack.
inc qualities against the Slugs all
they did against the Cubs, they ought
to make a mod showing. ‘
- The. Sentinel Slugs is the only team
' the Norwslk Newspspormen's
ileum, to win three straight games.
The Hour Typos have‘ yet to get a
iman in the century mark class. bic-
iLean. Evans. Deforest. and Van norm
0 “a" h“ ““3 “‘3" ’°" W" “mm m '0' a ‘0”! “I" “d ”a“ m“ hm uric "acid which almost Walrus the‘
. "Cami.
W
7 .nssvvwctoure ro » .
, j . cox, con «to our
NEW YORK, Xov. 9.~Billy Gibson
and Leo Flvnn. monsters of Jim Cof-
fey and "l‘nocltont" hill man.
who are to clash at the mom 8. c.
tonight, have purchased n- use belt
which will be bandit! to 3th. winner
of the big heavyweight bout.
"The fact that the sport ends here
on the 15th." said Billy Gibson, "and
is Coley and Brennan are the fore-
most Irish heavyweights in the via;
today. it seems proper to odor MIG
belt.” .
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lesulv wowscns my snot:
NORTH outshone; slurs. N.. s.
—'l'bs Jewelry Wot-bar ammo.
s lnlnlbcrsbip of 1.400. will most to
nightwvotoontbsqnostlonofsnsw-
oral strike in all the W (natal.
-ia this town. Italy Isl-lawn 7. ll.
, . ”mm... s Cm, trust as, “alumnus-sf
hum—math. m W'fiflammmumwag.flpmm~..
.I am sure this circuit will be quick
'to embrace it if the Union _Leagltc
goes through along the present pro-
posed lines. The addition of Pro“-
dence to the Eastern league alone.
with Jersev City. another club set
free. by the closing of the Internation'
, their ‘ orvi c p, as instructors in the only Springfield will quicklv (be
hm). camps “VG .lmdyv it" to n" Chamd IO "‘5‘ It 'l" “‘9‘! "IE!“ 9
these posts. They are waking sacri- Worcester and Hartford. making an
fires to do smoothing for the army "3mg“: ”:3: 925'“ it??? ‘11?
ford.: pr it; e , orces . , .
l.“ M the snm;it:::;;:olng some-‘mm' Rochester and Svraouse. This
tiling for m. it _ in would mean two International League
; The basketball season at the local cities, three. from the New York State
y League and three from the Eastern.
in earnest. Jodaingfromthe material ., ,. "/' ,
Jill: M iii liiil
_GEORGE'T.WHITEtNIW « .
l towns HOTEL ’1 ! cums “if mus
league upon the plane which it has
been scekirv ever since its formation
'ns 3 result of the combination of the
best in the old Eastern Association
fund the former New England league.
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a! league, would place the. Eastern"
Class A league a certainty, onm- such
a change in rating was applin? for.
and I would back such a moVe on the
part of the Eastern League even step
of the way.
“One thing seems certain, has ever,
the recent stories of a I nion
League are to be believed. that the
Eastern League is bound to limit till
along with Providence, for the season
of 1.918, for that city will have to look
to' our circuit for its baseball next
year. it Barrow’snew scheme prayed
successful at the comim: minor
leatmes' meeting in Louisville."
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WHAT SAY, GERMANY.
it took seventy years fighting to ob:
tain liberty for America. How long
will it take to obtain liberty for Gen
maul—Baltimore Sun.
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HARTFORD, Nov. 9.~George ’l’ flake a Glass of Salts if Your Basic
White, for seventeen years proprietor Hurts or Bladder Bottle"
of the old Tontine hotel in New Haven, If you must have your meat every.
m .hom b day, eat it, but "flush your .kldneys,
died “a.” last ‘ "a" bfdollst’: with salts occasionally. says. a noted
mother, M," John TM. Ho authority who tells us that meat forms,
for eight months in the hope that the kidneys in their efforts to “Del 1" .
ichanre of air mightsiu his health. no; N a“, mot The, mom “qu
“fore taking the Tontine property in “sh and weaken, then you under with
N" H""' be conducted "'e mm” scion/misery in the kidney reslon.
“'9 there ‘0’ m years and "3 "'3' ‘ sharp/pains in the hacker sicll head a
well known to bandrds_of ‘tmclilll ache, dizziness. your mil soul's.
men from m'pnrtn'ol the land. more treated and when the worth:
«Mr. White is W ’1'" ‘ widow or is bad you have rheumatic twinns.‘
and one son, who lire in New Haven. 11"; urine all My. {all or godl-
He was one of the snrllut Vmosnbcru‘of “a", the Moll/0!!“ gag sore no
the New llnvcn Udpcoflllnnnd hadmmtgd, om; yo. to not!”
been s member of the W m1: two or three timen during the night. ,
Governor's root Guards. i To neutralise those irritating helds'
most of thellnbbcr new cs.
Tithe prices for the future.
Be Wise!
CONNEA‘LEY
sr Vita-Ilium Strut.
, Buy" Your Rubber .
Footwear Now.
The Government has appropriated the entire output of
We have a complete stock from-the famous Beacon Pails
Rubber do. about, but we cannot
guarantee the supply nor
Buy Now ‘!
81 BRACKEN
South Norwalh.
HkactoftthmflMW”-dldnuflthkflflinnfldfldlh,ofl
was featured soon altar by tins-akmhay's urinal- waste “trout”.—
III!!! to havebétin incandlttry and for ounces of humans fm any pharmag
oneofwhichoncnlnnwssstmttoprls- alternate a tampon!“
ousadspmuinutflowflavmrwuglauofwatsrbsmbyom
"th:th ln_mlleurore («mammary-rm
still-sin inry masons-ts. mum-cumulat-
siteoftbehot-i Isa-w “and” “it.“
liswflnvrn’snaflnflsl an mm
aloe. .
4AM' mm W!
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Monmouth
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