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( ,.- "Edd'e lioush, former Giant no:
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- , iiiliiif IlliEISi
_ odd, Wheat Third and.
I'P’ttja' 1.011;”,th the honor of
Opinions I and Gossip
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lithium
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Cincy Wm” Ends With th‘
' Kauil Fourth
leading the National League in batt—
mg ya“ “amn- According to the of—7 the Broad! av Sporting Club seems to beI gaining a decision over the him will not make known his finding in the
, fi‘ilal a\"l’d'.ZPh‘ ierIlt-Id )eslerday the police. “finsa'l‘ k. ‘ ‘* t I it “cut wa 8’8 and P08 case against the "flu?” M the Broad
1 Cincinnati outfielder batted .341 in’ .- wav Sporting Club of Brooklvn limit
13:; came. lloutih won' hits batting“ Laioie may have been all in when he played his last year in the mall)! WASHINCTON Dec 4 - A ‘ next Fm!“ morning. MPMWM‘“ that
(town in his second vcitr in the Na 'eague‘two years ago, but he- headed the International League in butting tiontt for; {tinta'ining’ he 1:127:31 "‘“b will hold its regular meeting, A
tional Leann and in the
that he Was 1;:- «d as . regular through
tin entire so I: on. Rouah is one of the
.. younger! men to win a major league
batting championship. being only 24
years old. He is- the youngest man
to win a batting (hampiouship state
1.. ("pub “or. m“ "1.3 I American ponds art alreadv in good condition
League title in I907 at'tlto are of 20 i
’ The runner up iothe National
den this season
rosy theekvtl Roger Ilormbv .of the
St. Lolllii Cardinals Hor'nsby is only '
2! years old. Hornsbv who has been second with ‘0 “.3" Km” w” thitd
plovinz Illa league hit" two full 898- With 30 (harlev Deal of the ( ubH
turns and a lrattion ' of another, hit '3'“ ”0““ ”W "10“
1'17. a gain of’fouI-Itetn points
Ill! great showing in it)“;
Kauff Fourth
over 3”
was ably shown in the records. (‘in'-
Third p1”... .\.”... m the WM.“ cirmati having the highest team batt-
Zill‘k Wheat] of lll’Otlkh‘n. who hit ””4 “VP’dEFv ”'9‘ 5'93"?“ "WW9" 0‘
‘3’. while Ilennv Ktzuft’ n, ,1”. (iianH extra bases and the most triples The.
won fourth honors with an ”pug. Reds had I team batting average of
4— of .308 which wae u not improvement 3‘” Whit“ “a“ ”W99 "0"!” bl'l'"
“vnr hi9; [unrformnnpp in lltll‘». The rt‘v than the om. compiled by the cham-
mnlning .300hitters were llI-inie Groh Illfln Giants, who wrrt- second. with
of the Reds. hitting'.304, and Ileorce an “PIKE" "I 3161. Brooklyg finish-
llut'ns of the Giants, who hit .302. 0f “‘1 fifth in I98!“ baiting With? an 8‘"
In. six stratum". in the _ National ”"2“" 3347- '
Uncut-I two rre Giants: ”in a". form. The (llama scored the crept 1mm
1!“ Giants and a thin] has put in his her of rum, stole the moat bases and
entire big it 1cue (Itt‘I‘t-r in Ilrooklvn. had the greatest number of single:
A grmip tit only six 300 him"... and home runs. It In lntereatinz to
The smallest colour of .300 hitters the "0'” ”N" 0' ”‘9" .tblrty nini home
i National lt Izieue (Iv-n- has had “99mg Inns eighteen were made on {he road,
to be conc'luslu- proof that anmtthing which ”'0'” "‘9 Giants "mm "'3"-
.thould he rlone to stimulate butting. out homers without ”‘9 all! a ”‘9
’l'enr bv your the .300 clawI hp» dwinv “"7 PM” Grounds fences] -
dim, and mp. vcnr ”m... are "my m." Two hundred and forty-fan players
men above 31,5, l took part In the the 1917 Elutlon‘al
Burris. the It lantu loadnfi man had Mauve campaign, [tut of tinge only
a (tear lead in ntmlntz runs carrying 170 got into the fifteen 23mm neceo
Hill markers over the plant Hp "ml-I13!" to get at rating in the average:
. no critic rivals. ,Hnintp an,” 0‘ ,1“. Fred Luderus capttln of thegPhillles,
"my“ ' ping second with 9! run-I. (l roh was the only Pl'ayer’who took! part In
him cracked out the groatmt num- e‘verv game played by but club—~15!
her of hits, lit2. though he took part in limb 0' "1“ RM! DKVNI In 158 games,
1. 6 games. but his club plav 157. while (‘arev
- .roh had plentv ol honors ,as he 5;; of Pittr burr took part in 17.5 of the
i so displayed ".1“ most WOW“! in 1.37 names plated Iti'teh l"rztles.
knocking out two buggers. gettlnc 39. V
Hornsbv drove out the most three TIGERSCAMP DEVENS GAME
ha 1- him, l7. while Robertson of the It was stated lodtlv that the Tigers
Giants and . ravatb of the Phillies tied were to match up against the Camp
Int home run honors. with I? each. Deter-I3 football team at Amusement
A'I'hough Growth is slipping he again Park next Sunday and that the pro-
led in extra bases, his cxtrn base total coeds of the girdle would be handed
being 97 Rousit and (iron til It for the over to the Camp havens team to de-
nreatettt number of singles, nub driv- fray their expenses. There will be a
log out 141 one have slams. Igoorl ltnrd battle before. each team It!“
Max ('arev of the Pirates led the' cause from the results of I!” Devens
league in stealing bases, "“cm p1"'tmuch the Tigers will have to thin!
haying 46 to his credit. 'a few times before they can get my
Willi murder with the born In khaki
and the latter will have _to have a.
head on their shoulders before they
can steal the family 19"?“ from 'h"
Timers Altogether it will be fittlnn
to go with the day of rejoicing which
will precede It
Burns mu;
HAVE ROSY CI-IEEKS _
AND FEEL'FRESH AS
A DAISY—TRY THISII»
,..——-
BANKRUPTCY REFEREE GIVES
ICREDITORS to FEB CENT
Bankruptcy Referee John W. Banks
declared 310 per cent dividend in
favor of the creditors at a hearing oi
.Say‘i
m mm W
W out patient!
' M
To were the tho (I 37 neattn war;
In your fact, ”SI-tee Your 3w" 3; the estate of Lewis Warren of Bridge
clearer and may" to wake up with port held yesterday This was not
out a headache bactache coated lthe final account.
mm; or na'ty breath in “a [0‘ A ten per cent dividend was also do-
feel yam- best day in and day out ms” lfll‘i"(l for the creditors on the eqtate l
try Insldcvbathlng every morning (mitt lamb Yourdisky of Vorwalk on the
one week. , l ‘Mentxttion’of the account. of the
Before breakfast each day. drink a film“. .
It's about time to get those skates sharpened up.
sacrifice hits—j
I
The mauling ability of .\fattv's Reds
first tear last season. The \ctcran pounded the horsehide for a pertentaze 01.3w
—-..
Record t rowds are witnusing the six dav rate at Madison Square Gar-
.O—
some of the small
for skating
_.. ..
Tht Blue Ribbons will have a hard game tonight when the\ meet
league uzps .Inothc'r kid," the plump. famous Wilkes- Bv'e team, in Colonial ilal‘.
the
CHIC BROWN TO
[MEET LEONAR
If‘hic Brown n. of New Haven chant
plon lightweight of New England, wit
lIaIc a chance at the World's light-
weight title on the night of Ilec, l7th
what he meets
round bout before the Rvau .\. C.
the New Haven arena. Ilrown
afternoon of the t._oniest
Boxing fans all over New England ford
are much interested in this big clanh "011
and there ll much betting in New llm
en u to whether or not Brown will be breakwaters
able to star the ten rounds against
the champion.
For the COYIW‘IIIOIH'PR
town patronr, the club has decided to
pitta!I Ibo world'tt championship born
at o'clock «harp If out of town par
tica desire to leave New ilavtn early
they can do so without misninz on)
part of the big bout.
A ten rounder between Billy F'itz-
“moons of New Haven, formerly of
Yonkers. and Battling habit of Brook
lvn. will close the show. . These are
'two‘ of the best bontnmweichta in the
some.
The opening boat will be one of six
rounds between Battling Green of
llartftml and Young Mulligan of New
Riven. ' .
The show will start at this o'clock
and Alderman nave Fitzgerald of New
Haven will be thtI referee
w’.‘
PROBEEMS FOR‘
' MAJOR‘LEAGUES
("”3367 Dec. l.—-Problt-mti whith
under discussion at a conference here
today between B, B. Hlofinson preli-
dent. of the American league, and
the Cincinnati Club.
The. length of the schedules for next
season, the limit of players in be car-I ‘
rled bv each team, methods of dealing}
made durinz'
3 the baseball war. the handling of the
‘wnr tax on admission tickets, and the
‘foddltion of military features to
with players‘ contracts
the
ball games, werersome of the subjects
which it was expected would come up
'or discussion before the conference
ends.
CHARGES CRUELTY,
Hertha -M. .\‘oden of Bridgeporti i.-I
seeking a divorce from “littoral. No,
den of Williamsport, Pa. on charges,
cf intolerable cruelty Amelia (‘sechi
of Bridgeport is seeking a decree from
Andrew ('sech, also of this city, on
chm gm! of desertion.
glass of real hot water with a tea-V _ _, .. _
qiobnful of limestone phosphate in it‘ ,
an a harmlcas means (if washing from 1 ' _, ‘ ~
. , .2114ng AND can:
the prevmus dayaindigmtllIl-e waste... .
ragga-.- Mystic.
World's (‘h.imp'0" tuining the channel in the ('nn-ntctiI
llennv Leonard of Vew York in it trn cut River It low Hartford,
at continuing and maintaining the but.-
III to
Wt tub in at 135 pounds at :l o‘tlnclt the ”m”, river. and ‘3»
M the out n; awed by the secretary of thi- Incas
Would Profit!!! For CW'
them of rs and harbors in (You-
m-ctlcut and for completing the con-
ir‘ttction of two (Sunni-client pool ofI
new. were asked of Congrcrs when
the amnion opened yesterday by See?
reign; of the Treasury ”tuition. in
jn:t..nltting in: estimates of the mon-
ey that will be needed to run the gov-
ernment. for the fiscal year commenc-
ing July 1, 1918.
Thirty-four thousand dollars is All":-
t-d for completion of the Branrmd
inzs.
ed out Terrv Martin
,. "0“ 0““ WWW: and 331.000 lot on Thanksgiving (lav.
1““ m“ “Mime Aster at Brooklyn at the Rhode
Island A. 0.. of Thornton.
in the event
wins this match he will probably be
linked up with Knockout Eggeni
Brooklyn for the following week.
Another good match that will be of-
fered for the approval of the Provi-
dence, fans will be decided at the XII-
of llarievtlle.
Wednesdav t-I'eninc. when lrbth Puts.v
(‘llne of New York will meet Jimmy
Paul. also of the big city.
other ind who is a big drawing curd
completing the new
The appropriations for pub-
lic building conittrnctlon have Ila-Ln-
dled almost to nothing because no
cinnlbus building bill has been am-
Pd for several years and economics
practiced by (' ongrelut have prevented
the authorization of any new build-
I log construction
The appropriations asked of (‘on'
green ly MI McAdno for river and
larbor work include 815000 for main-
Fridav night.
tional A. C.
82. 500 for
bot.- at Stonington and New London
and the Minlll Thames anti MW
.000 for tra n-
tain harhots at lintk Island llmn-
New Ilalen. Milford mm»:-
Southppvi Norwalk. I‘lve \Iiie
River. Stmufottl and Greenwich “'0 I
port harbm and .Saugatutk Rim-r
at New "arch and
"(IUFMUHII River.
A total of but $30. 500 its thor for"
u
up In Little Rhodv.
' Among
part in the Italian
Moran. Benny \‘ttllit’l'.
ttry. in three lump some for water-
Vuv work in (‘onnectltut for the floral
30:”. compared with S‘lll 10" spent
on the name waterways dhring the
ptueni fiscal your.
(unit? 24 can .ncreuxe the appro
priatiuns over the estimates but tht
sentiment against river and harbor
lmprovvmenII-I and for economy in
everything but Mrictly war expend!
lures in so strong that little Intreme
over tbt-«e writimates is expected
..__.
death was a hard blow
had. ever developed.
_r.7vr
thousand bouts bud
CONVICTS TO GIVE TESTIMONY. ::Ilhh0n9'4l\'
DETROIT, Dec. 4-~1'wo convitttt
from a (‘unsdion prison z'ttc to be thplclub in l’ittfitield \l.iss.,
principal witnesses for the govern- .m m," latelv
' ment at the trial which begins in fed-3",," way has
e‘ral court here today 01 Albert Kallimm" his patrons.
,i
of conspiring to dynamite numerou-
Canadian factories and lridgcs. Therfgxficu'rz ”OLIDIER FOR
ABUFE OF FRENCH GIRL
are Charles F Reapa and William I.-lef i
tier convicted of dynamitlng the planti
iof the Peabody Overall Company. Ltd
‘.at Waikerville. Ont.
W ASIIINGTON. Dec.
Kingston penitentiary ,’
“a far- reaching dynamite conspiracy
lllquor. he did not know
doing.
PALESTINE CONVENTION
NEW YORK, Dec. '4.——A rabbinical
Palestine convention, attended by
'JewI-m rabbis from all parts of tho.
iconotry. was begun here today for the
purpose of furthering the movement.
t”ln connonatce with the declaration
fiof Great Britain favoring the estttb
ili'. hment of a Jewish burnt-land" in
ll’alcsttnc In connection with the can
lvention mass meetings in many syn
agogne's will be held tonight. . ;
Loyalty by Jews to America will be Post 0m". [ktDaI-‘ment'
' 'Asumo'rox. Dec.
Dec. 15.
I
expressed before the convention cloaI are informed that in case of non- -dc-
An address on livery return must be made to the in
Palestine was made this morning by cal exemption board with the postmas ,'
Prof litrael Friedlander. of the Jewl‘ih ter's Indflfrif’ll‘f'l'll stating the reasonI
Ies tomorrow night.
[Theological seminary. , ’fot' non- -dellv,ery
a
show was held on Saturday night and
no interference was experienced from
the. police. Now other clubs are clam
oring for permits to hold
Joe Lynch, the new lightweight. has
become extremely popular
island. According to what Rhode in
tandem-I have. to Lay Joe all but knock-
of Providence
.ioo- but mePi
the batter! who
benefit
Maven on Friday night will be lletmv
Leonard, Johnny llutIdI-e.‘v.'illle Jack-
eo, Walter .\lohr, \‘ounr Brown,
den, (‘hic llrown, llattlinu Kunz, Billy
Fitulmnmns, Touiv Slum and a num-
ber of other equally well known lads.
Charley White. the noted Sew York
referee, who died in that citv the oth-
er dnv will be buried todItv.
thuslautu who alwnva reapected him
as one of the best referees the uport
lle wot-I strictiv
‘on the level and could have refe'eed
he stooped to
llnsiness at the Twentieth (‘entury
The matthmaket
tried his hardest to
but despite
schmidt and several others on charges: they have rp‘ug‘ad to I”: patistied.
cution of Private Fronkc Cutluc, of
l" mm" ‘91?" 'tbe infantry for the tape and murder
Respa, under sentence of Ilfelmprhi of a “m...“ year old French girl in
confront the Inn major leagues were onment and Leifler spmpncpd i'or ten‘ France on November" I. has been ap-
years, were brought here from the mm“ by the war department.
I h d h Cadut- was hanged after sentence by
“"°""“5 '0 ' " Cana Inn ant °”' in military court martial instead of
August Hermann, chairman 0' ”'9 .\’a tile-I healer in a canto-salon c'bargedhmmg shot a»; had previously bop“
“0m" anmll'm“ Md ""5”“! ”I that. Kaltachmidt was the instigator or said The record 0, the trial say: he
pconfessed to the crime anti pleaded of
MAIL FOR MILITARY SUBJECTSV
ters throughout the country have been
instructed to make every effort to in-,
sure delivery to registrants for Mill-y
tnrv service of the nine million
Iionnaires which willbe mailed out by [Antonina i).
the local exemption boards beginning the murder of
In an order' issued today Irv
lap
like meet-
in Rhode
on
h e
R. L,
that
of
pin
R. 1., m.
('Iine is on—
NEW YORK.
neorlv 100 miles behind the record 6
the 32nd hour, twelve teams in the e
dav bicycle race in Madison Fqua
Garden had covered $06 miles and
s at 8 a. m.
Bello were one lap behind. The
dietant‘e‘f‘or this hour is 705; miles and:
one lap, made hv Lawson ‘
at Chicago in laid.
Notwithstanding
maintain the speed rhown by leader-,4
in former contests here there was no
sign todav l0 waning public interest
owing to the exciting point sprints ire
quentlv taking place during both tlav
and night sessions. '
vicinity.
mm ’ ’ ”’I‘IIIIIIIIIII
II iltlEIilli
Judge Basterbiook of New Ymk:
BEHIND lltlllllll HIST/till. Ill MEN
HUNTING LAWS
Wardens Name Sections Which Arr
Being Violated
Complaints have been received
the deputy game wardens that
has been some violation of the trap-
who
Tht- wartitvns call the
lention of the hunters to the follow-
ing provisions of the law which they
sav are helm: violated and which l‘lt‘v
intend to strittiv enforce.
g by hunters
The laws follow:
will tithe
at .\'th
Vic
Battle“: Mm}
White’s
to boxing en
has not bePn
up
this
he
i ~Tht- exc
for
what he was
I.—~Po.«tmaa. mm
I
ques-
which was to be
m" court today will be postponed a week up a quarter pint 0‘ this 8‘7“”?
poqtmaeters because of the failure of the coroner grant lemon IOIIOB and ““9338.
to perfect the paper; in the ca“. The daily Into the face. neck, arms
iprisoner will be brought here and the! hands. .
case continued until December ll Heime roses and beauty 0" any '“i
:will be recommltted to jail to aWnIti White“: Swan» “95‘“ and ”I“
jibe hearing.
WAIWMIWEWEDHKDTHEMCTOR CONE
"The
animal.
same at
road, bv«V,m
raw, or who shall set such trap
having the name of the person “Slim“ gets in, then this lotion will keep‘ -
such trap legihlv I
shall be fined not more than Iwemv-‘
ant, squirrel. lIZII'f." or rabbit, or dl'II.‘ be passed unanimousli.
or shfi‘l‘llniurc the nest eggs, or lollmtu. "
young of fill! ruffed grouse called pur-
tidgc. duali, woodt-ock. or pheasant.
“Any pert-Ion other than the super
lnlendent of fish and
deslznated bv him.
upon such preserve
of hunting or trappinu, except as pro-
vided in this act, phat]. pt» fined not
less than fiftv
hundred
131).
‘Evcrv person who shall, upon any
land not owned by him or of
the legal occupant.
place, or locate any trap for lhl'
pose of taking any wild animal, “'1le-
out having first obtained ”II' consent?
of the owner or legal occupant of
land, shall be fined not more
fifty dollars, or imprisoned not niort“
than thirtv dollars. or both. ‘
“Any person who shall vi anv trap}
(lill‘itl‘tfi,
is not
the purpose of
who
least
tlollare.—(.\ct.s
403i.
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SEYMOUR HOMICIDE CASE.
SEYMOUR.
Dec.
44".
Dec.
todav.
llils
superintendent
game or person designated by
may hunt. kill. or trap foxes, skuu‘tw.
notions. wild catn.
hawks andlowls in
preserve.
any state game preserw
entire, or kill any rutlcd arouse, rail-
ed partridge. quail, W00(l('0('k, phone-
No person shall enter upon
nor more
IAttsi loin. (‘ltaptt-I
shall fall
once in each
eight hours or am person who shall on skin softener .Itnd complex”
set a steel rap on land not owned or tiller, bys squeezing the
leased by hint. in any path, old wood fccsh lemom into a hot
or specially made fur three ounces of orchard white. r
stamped
\lustcritlcs. charged Wllhi
Polikronis
heard
IIIIIIIKINTSIIEE
4.’—Pedallir
Ill Milli ANI NM?
Representative Lunn We“I
Extend Privilege Grant“
For Foreign Service
WASIIIVI; TON p. (2. Ilec afl‘
I‘Ies postage- not only for sold!”
and reatntn in foreign servme, ”W
also let those in (amps in this crud A.
try. is provided in an amendmmrt'fli
Ilw postal lawn proposed by It“
ecutatiw Lunn democrat, of W"
imk yestetduy .
"This amendment should be .a '
Immediately.” said Mr. Lunn. “
great maps of these men are in i
log for duty abroad. it seems to '
that when our young men offer t '
lives in defence of the country
ehould have the privilege of free
age. The 10an in postage will be:
vial compared with the appreci
which the hundreds of thousandfl"
our soldiers and aeamen will feel
ward the govttnment for thin ap' v
consideration which they so If“
Ileservfe’
Mr Lunn called attention trr‘ ”
law passed in Ottobei whith til”
free postage to uoidiere and >2:
aseigned Io duties in torrign (, "
tries.
"\Iy amendment." he said “film:
this name privilege to our ‘1me
signed to active duty in the U
States and it» dependencies...
rreat trash of these. men are in r"
log for duty abroad. Since they
their services it is imminentlv
and just that they be allowed to
municate with their relatives
friends without being taxcdu-
only way this can he arrived at;
this time in through the parflaga‘ .
my amendment. which i think Elli .
It read-q
an i
best ;
.\ladonna
and RooI
failure l-:
It,"
there
in this
Hl'
hunt
(Iil'l
him.
of lin‘h
minke, weasels.
any state gum-
and trap,
" ‘That lettere written and - ‘
by soldien, sailor.- and marlnest’
signed to duty in the l'ulted s‘ufi‘
its dcpendencica or in a foreigner“
try engaged in the present war a
be mulled free of posture, rubiccfl
such rulcu and regulations an
be prescribed by the Postmaster “I
tral.”
game, or person
who shall enter
for the purpow-
A regular semi-monthly mcctlni’w;
Ptmnaaus Council, .\'o. 1268. Royal
canum will be held tonight in
Men's Hall In Main street.
than one
which "/‘ ‘ ‘ "
sflt'l,
nII-'~
Juice of Lemons! '
How to Make Skill
White and'Beau ‘ " .
taking any who At the cost of a small jar ot ’ I
to vbsit the ‘ ary cold cream one can prepare a
forty- quarter pint of the most wonder
Hitld ‘
than
Attica of
0 cont:
notisbould be taken to strain the
thereon. . through a fine cloth so no lemon
for months. Every woman . - ‘
of 1917. Chapter that'lemon juice is used to b '
land remove such blemishes as t
les, sallowneas and tan, audio
'ideal skin softener, amothener
t -- The c.. . m beaunnor ,
Just try it! Get three» ounces:
Hump orchard white at any pharmacy
in“ ,, t‘wo lemons from the grocer and
W
in the
it should naturally help .-
ired hands —Adv.
. the stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels '
sour .hile and toxins; thtra cleansingi
‘ sweetening and purifying the entircI l
alimentary-canal before putting more'
food into the stomach. , The action or
hot. water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in
vigorating. It cleans out all the son
ferntentctiom, gases and “acidity and
giv es one a splendid appetite for
breakfast
A quarter pouud of limestone pilor
phate will coat very‘lftile at the am:
store but fraudulent to demonstrotv
that inst/“III soap ‘and' hot water
cleanses,’ "octet: and fret-hens th-
an, no hotwoter and milestone ppm
phatmt ditto blood 7Id‘lnler'nal 0'
(our. TM Mid are, subject to can
nttpatlon, WI attacks. and atom
"31,er twinge, also (host
ritual?) rem put- and wake
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