* ' lliiNlilllll lEill
Score Was Thirty-One lo
Twent vF‘iv ~— 11 t mum...
SchoolyWin: Fromnll‘m BOXING IS STILL ‘ READVILLE WILL 5
Company l AMONG ii‘EgDSIggRTS BOOM RACING.
Y‘forwaik horned m '3, m4, the . 3 BOSTON, Jan. 18.—-The return of
MS colours of the league ,stand-i That boxing held its position as one Massachusetts to the Grand Circuiii
in: 12-! night by defeating the iesaingiol the leading sports. limit the mud-chain in s most welcome one. uni
Danbury team in a fast game by mgpoint of attractiveness to the specta- with its old-time dates. tha‘ last week‘
score at 81 to as. Incidentally, they'wr. during 1917 is amply damonslrst- in August. the famous twomiaute
Halide-ed the hearts of the Blue Bib-16d by ihe ring: records of the past year. track at Readyille is certain to stage!|
50'“ "10 regained their lead without'Nelther promoters nor pugllists arewhat circuit followers were pleased to ;
purine The fray was an oldvfashlon.‘iu‘clined to play the game unleas therelcall the king-pin meeting back in the?
ed fray like the battle 011'.) “(is reasonable remuneration involvodfldays when the flag of the New Eng-‘
three years ago. and there was iii-land the fact that some 70 of the lead-lland Ilreeders' association new .ovesl
'1" flniy doing. Danbury wanted his glove knlxhifl participated in 01055 the. course alongside the Noponset.
lilo sale in the worst way and 1“de 1.100 bouts during the 12 months Readville adds much strength to the
“if" 50' "WV Sol it. ‘I‘ht| result was ii“El ended indicates that the PM 01‘ eastern end of the circuit which with
that Referee O'Brien as a bun! man flee receipt!" were up to the usual Philadelphia, Poughkeepsie. Hartford.
calling fouls. There was a very good standard. '
'ers. Tilt New York players
nonunion.» illicit
Ellis Fill PLAYERS
Rush of-Giants to Sign For
Next Season Taken as
Good Omen—Other Gossip
The spe’edwitb which the Giants are
_signlng their contracts this wintel
seems to M a fine omen for the play-
are
breaking all winter records for falling
in line. Deapito the fact that can
.fi, .s ..__...
TPBlNli-Iii
notional
Although Outweighed, St.
Paul Boxer Forces Rival
to Fight Hard—10,000
the Contest
31'. PAUL. Minn, ,lan. 19.——F’red
Fulton. chief challenger of Champion
Jess Willard, last night defeated Bil-.
ly Miske. the best light heavyweight
in the country. on points in a ten
round boui in the Capital (‘ity A. C.
Til BE Plillllillliili
Military Emergency Board
DoesNot Agree With At
tomey-General —— Belieyr .
Not Subject to Person
Tax—Different View (
the Law and Their Stat“
Under It
Whether or not the members of the
Connecticut Home Gland are subiect
llilil AllllSilEN
attendance iii the affair. which seems
in indicate that league ball will sure- show “1“ l “"9 "“30”” or
iv take in this city.
lhnbury was a little handicapped
by the loss of Beckman who is on the
sick-list. his place was filled by Fills.
gerald of the Ail—New Yorka. who put
up a great exhibition. but there's on-
ly one Beckman and the score might
be different had Johnny been there.
flu! or there. it’s doubtful if the result
would b0 chanced. for Norwalk I'sl
playing winning ball last night. and it
would sure take nl lit to stop them.
'l'ake Cap'n Hurray. for instance. He
didn't care where he was last night,
in- just kept tossing them in from all
angles but be armed to prefer the
fiddle of the floor. As onc Danlmry
vmm rte-‘narkwi. "ilon'l try in NOD him,
boys. It's no use." There's absolute-
ly no doubt about it. the boy wan,»
"It‘l’v. lie oriy eoi five baskets and
tossed in a couple of fouls by way of
god measure. lie was playing against
Norman. loo. one of the fastest men of
the Elli. ,
Norwnlk bod iiurlev at cenire lafli
mom. and the boy looked every inch
of his six feel. air. and when he stack-
ed up aginsi lilllc Fitzgerald. the game
presented a somewhat ludicrous as-
' pact. When nohnerl played here he-
forc. in» we.- considered a big man. but
he looked like i! school boy alongside
Hurley, Vliurley wul raillcr stage.
,ntrm-k last night. but as soon as he
'plavw a few games with Norwalll. be
will undoubtedly work right into the
team play. and should prove uvalur
bio man. llc's big enoum Delin‘brt
dorm-yes a lot of credit. /"thlrugh. as
Ml'pui up a fine game.
Reich seems to improve with every
game. and he allowed Chris leopard
a few tricks last night that even that
boy never saw. Although Leonard
onlscorcll him. Reich comes in for a
lot of praise.
Drnfyuss played his usual turn!l
which manna hi' couldn't and wouldn't
be touched.
‘ Johnaon was ill iiile off in the first
half. but more than made up for it in
the second, counting four baskets in
quick auccasslon. .2
There is nothing wrong with the
Norwalk team now and “an effort
allouid be made to keep it intact. as
the shlflim: of players causes too
much trouble,
liciwecn the hair". the "flandleal
Wondcr" gave a little exhibition. and
il'it‘l‘ lilslployins ilirl repertoire. look
up a collection. to which evcryonc do‘
nllicll.
Al ”11' llvmui- niecllng on port Tues-
day in liridchorl. ii is probable that
tho ollmiilili of "it" rules will come
up. Nol'wn'il I;- illc only loam In illi‘
lciwu“ illul lloeil not play profession-
ni hull, llilli this count: heavily
ulninlst llicru when Hwy play on for-
clan courts.
in "to preliminary. "to Harall‘nm
School llefclilcll the lat (‘o.. in a close
inlcrcailnu same by the were of ill
jnew undertaking and with him the
In 23.
Home":
Reich rf, 2 g a
Jobmn. ll, ' 4 0 ll
"prior 9. i) o o,
um.- rg, r. 2 12
Tirol-inns in. i: 1 ll
* ; l3 5 3|
Dsobury
Pitt‘scrald if. i l 3
Norman rf. ii lflli
' riolmerl c, l 0‘ 2
laonarli rd. 4 l 9
Allover la. 2 0 i
2! ll 25‘
.M mom»...- “a..." v r"-
puma-r cola Aflll MATT
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NEW YORK. Jan. ills—Pol. .laooll
Rupperl oftile New York Ylnltnc/s wall
may today to reopen negotiations
with the si. mi browns for slime
baseman parallel-ell. rs. mailman
MWWMUH.WII‘
is.
thmwumlmlor
«.
Syracuse and the Boston irac kin op
.cration should not llnli it as dimcnlt to
attract horses as
‘Readville dates are August 28 to 31.
inclusive.
The other eastern members should
follow the example not by the manage
room at Syracuse, and go out after
horses. The New York State Fair
entry year after year averages well
with any member of the chair. rind
considerably better than that phony
other eastern member. Yet Syrscuso
offers no unusual inducements simply
has a hu‘diiPl‘, a fellow by the name of
Smiley/Harry on the Job 12 months a
year. and at the New York sales and
race mcellngil he works from sunrise
Such statistics as are available
the
H.100 bouts held were staged in East-
ern cities where the contests are lim-
ited to engagements ranging from
6 lo 1:.' rounds. unless cut short by
a knockout. As a result a large per}.
ccntrige cf the bouts terminated in
druwa or novdccision affairs, but even
allowing for this handicap in reachw
ing a decisive finish. the percentage
of knockouts was a trifle better than
7 per cent. Lightweight Champion
Bennie imonard loads in this respect.
hill record showing the surprisingly
high standard of winning almost two.
thirds of his bouts by knockouta.
Some idea of what this bil 2-3 per
cent. cfliciency means can be gained
from s/‘conipariaon of thin record
with tliai of other American litle
holder» for the year Just closed. l’oto‘
llcrnian. the liantani champion. won
about 5 nor cent. of his bouts by the
K. (i. route. Johnny Kilbane. holder
of the featherweight title. did better.
winning in per cent. of his ring cu-
counlcra by knockouts. Tell Lewis.
the welterweight champion. lion 20
per cool. of his battles in a like mew
lll'r. Tho middleweight title holder.
Mikc O‘Dowd. just crossed the iii per
cent. mark. while less Willard. cus-
iodlan of the heavyweight crown. all
not indulge himself in the extent of
what a wonder place “State fair is to
race."
The new member of the circuit is
Toledo. which thin-n the places of Dr-
lroil. The .\i. l M. will be ill“ feature
of the infant's member's card. and
the promise is held out that Toll-do
will be a powerful asset in lill‘ lllg
Line. lid. Mooney. who heads llio
and will/run ii is widely known on lip.
turf. For ycara he has had some hora-
eil that could get the money in Joe
Gshignn'e stablc. and for several sea-
sonil lie has been a good patron o.‘ Lon
McDonald.
defending his title and so drew a ...-_._...___...__.._.
"'wk' _, _. .- KUNZ—RROWN nourro
"MOI WEED not. ' BE HELD ON TUI‘ESDIAY
fro Tnammo CAMP
Major Edward P. Wood of the Nor-
walk a'nll Weaipori companies of Con-
ncciicui Home Guardsmen. left for
Spnrinnburg. Rollih (Yamllnll. whom
he will begin ll three months' course
at the olilcers' ll'alnlnl'. camp in rim».
urlliilin for Guitar ‘criicr .1 France.
Major Edr'oill i’. Wad has been
commander of nullillifm i‘. of tho f‘on-
neciicut llama Guardsmen since the
organization. The battalion includes
ilic three Norwlilk mmpanloa and tho
Wi-iiporl company of 0. ii, G. Major
Weed hits also limit llclii'l- in military
circles. lie was captain of the old
Notional (builds of i‘onneciicul. being
ill the bend of Company D. Third in-
fantry. for many yearn. and when Con--
noctlcui licuw (lunnlsl were organis-
ed at ibo_outbrlok of "W war he was
selected as commandm- of lialtalion C.
Maior Edward P. “'Ocd wal born in
Norwalk in llliL’. lie encoded the
public schools and later graduated
from New York (‘ollogc‘ of Pharmacy.
and ful‘ many years was onlaged in
the drug business. retiring a short
lime ago. He is a member at a noun
bur of iilf‘ inclil fraternal orders and
was respected by all who came in con
fact with him.
Major Wecd‘u friends rcgrot that
he should leave at such short notice.
without a word of his new work. Their
chances to the ill- I [email ban-
uuct are lost. but his boat of Monda-
wish him the best of success in his:
Ofllclnl announcement was finmlc
hm mm by former Ald’trmnn
llai'c F‘Iitucmld. president of Hill Ar-
l-na Athletic auocilliinn, that the 20
round di-cisiop bout helwccn their“
Runs. the slate iighiweigiu‘" ‘3
pion. and (‘lilc Brown. ihc X.
infill lilipollull monarch. will v- -
New "ili’i‘n on next Tuesday nlzl-
sic-ad of Monday . an was nriillrnl‘
planned by tho liireciorl. This ill-cl-
‘sion was roncbcd following a mention
of the board of dirociorr hell! in New
Hun-n curly last night.
'l‘lic pnaillflyli'ncni of llic Brown-
Kun: baitlc lo Tucsday nicbl means
that the dog show. which was rolled-
uled to bo open iii the Arena in New
”Mill! on iliul day. will not behold
until Wednesday nlchi. Meanwhile
both Kim: and llrown will continue
iralnins. (‘onilillcrablo trouble war on
pcricnccd by ilw mnnnsonicni in in-
ducing Runs in box. ’
Lliicai reports from New liavrn
last niulil coniui‘nrd the information
that the boiling odds were even that
Brown would knock 'Kllns oul iniiIdc
'of l2 rounds; 10 to it that he would
knock him uni belon- the 20 round and
2: in l lhol hr would gel the decision.
lai-
'vv.
aAanOAn eavmo coat.
\\'.-i"lilNii'l'ilN. an. llix—Sclcniliii‘.
iii‘llll‘! lliIVI‘ii ".3793“ in. the lOl? fuel
bill of ilw New York. New Haven I
lilirlford railroad. said an announce
mom of the Bureau of Minn today in
Ililllliiilll out the poaslbilliies amour:
mill-mils for conserving coal illl‘oluil
:propor Fliilt‘fl'ilillll.
cub- . . . .
maniac cal:
«m.-.
boat of "God speed."
T
in recent yearly
to sunset and moat oi the night iclling'
syndicaio lhiil oil-nu llie nmv plunlf
tracts were mailed to players only a
littlau more than two weeks ago, al-
ready every regular on the club with
the exception of Robertson/l Burns.
Fletcher. McCarty. Ballee and Perritt
and practically every youngster is un-
der contract. A year ago Saline was
the first Giant to sign.
Obvioz/sly the Giants are sending
out pen 9 time contracts or there
would not be such a rush in gel on
the band wagon. it is true that many
clubs have not as yet sent out con-
tracts for the coming year and per-
hllp‘n are not in a position to write as
high figures into contracts as the (li-
ant coffers permit. However, such
clubs as have sent out contracts are
having quick responses, Both Cicotte
and Faber. the leading (‘hlcngo While
80: pitchers wl-r signed willi lliilc dif-
ficully. Study hit-Innis signcd ii Bos-
ton contract ‘ss soon as the deal was
completed by With he went to the
Hub.
Ebbcis of iirooklvn hall not yet
sent out contracts. but recently oilin-
Tbe big plasterer had thirty-two to the payment of the personal tax in
pounds advantage in weight and tow-ill mighty important ““99“” in 005'
- lnecticut Julit now. for it involves be-
ered o'er his opponent. Liiske 'c‘lodt‘iween 9,000 and "0,000 men. most ol
lbs pounds, more weight than he "91'!QO of tax age. .
before carried in a content in lhei So great ia'lhc interim" lull. that
ring. ,» the military emergency board has is-
Aftcr the second/round Fulton's box-CW“! a'clrcular. explaining ”5‘ 0w" u-
, . , be n to '9" oniiltlilll- in the matter. and declaring in;
"“3 and “my hitting " lintention to protect thy guardsuicn
the smaller man ll’id he "Mfiil’d'l'jand defend lill' laiicr'ii inll rest Eh")i‘.l'i
rushed into a clinch. Miske was in the collection oi the tax be prosecut-
irouble ill the third pension and oilen'ellI The circular 93le h l ‘
' . ’ " n Home newspapers as men pr n1-
held. "0 h" ‘0“ "Toma” ”“1",“ an opinion of the attorney-xenon}
rum)" to complain to the ”“r‘f ' lof the-aisle. to the effect that mom
The Rt. Paul hm ant ihc “'0’!" 0' ii bars of the (‘onnecllcui Home Guard
in the fourth round. but brightened are not entitled to cxeniplion from l"c
up a bit in the fifth rind sixth and payment of.ihe personal tax. Othel-
held his his opponcni on 9w." terms. lawyers of high standing who have
[2 “on mm“ rironc In H", seventh given this matter some consideration
" . ‘ dissent from this opinion. The after-
M‘d earned ”l" "“"m' "‘d “h" had " nay-general makes no referericc to
shade the boiler of the cichlh res-Vacis if ilii- General Assembly of 1917.
ulon. .‘llfiki‘ mod:- n grclii rally in the
which ul-rl- intended to fix the slizi :~
ninth round fifil‘r rcccivinu great pun-
of the members of ill" ll-ovvw (iiiV‘l
”hum" but mu m lily baiiercll in the e intention of this logiillalion. as it
ilnol acssioil.
was understood at that time. Who lo
. place\ such members in all respects
Fulton's boxlnc was too much for
Mickc. and while the Nile chap snow-
snd matters. concerning the stale.
upon the name standing ihaf the No-
mxmmlerml vllalilr. the Mich and
tionll (luord had occupied. and for tho
. . al- -. . same reasons. ,
ed Rube “Round in hlilmnliiu" i'l ”mil-I of ”'3 biz opponlni IPI’i‘ loo, Performing National Guard Duties.
”10“!“ Rube “II Hippos 0 if“ . much f" hm‘ I ‘ "30 ill' an "IF Ulllii ii (‘ilnl‘i‘l‘ili l
.‘flfi'e also showed that he has one the Home Guard has been performing
.. ws 9v" pop” in a the ill‘i'Vii't‘fl nnli dutlcs of every llinl
M the "-"finfibm'" times Fulton which the National Guard perfornwi
”M' f" m m before it we aluken into the national
lundcd flush on the 90"“ '"h "a". lrmy. The Home Guardsmen have
ing tom. 7'" “m" “h" on bill been giving very generously of their
was to «and his need liming. ill"!r time and means to protect the state in
whlp)‘ be we back with a smile. . ‘any emergency from dangers of the
the bad graces of the nnlbusli own-
ers. The Yankces mailed contracti-
only early this week and have not had
time to get responses. if
It is known that this club will cut
come conlracln. but there will be only
iustlfinblc reduction". For
inkling
no one would expect Caldwell's 0!. “u, M“, “my, '1... 'flmd byisamc kind as the National Guard was ed
. . trained to incl-i. which are now much
““7" ‘0'”? "mm" "5 vor'v :l'dtb more threatening. They, have paivl
'93 "I" Ml” ”mm"! "V" ’° otically done as much is the service of
pal. An 0cm lanai Infill during '_ the state in the way of organisation
«link was the only drparlnre from and preparation for military duty as
fair tactics. . , the National Guard did during the
m a big chunk hacked of! ii. ii om! ' a ‘ . {Isr- balm irhnimi‘wm 0“ "in”
ill anld that Johnson's ulsry has been Gilli. WWH WN‘M‘UZ‘D ”gm“ '0 “Min": lolical rcaapnlmwhy' ""3
m" "l “"°- ' --—-— atalc should not treai the Home
Carl-lad swam. in Train Acre“ Guardsmen as favorably all it ever
Speaklnu of contracts. one of the :"l'" M” “ 3"" (" 1" “mfgmloyv‘v‘rihor 1.3;. :izmn'ibinks
for: Federal lmasue contracts: to hold CHIMQD. 1“" . " ""3 he must i... governed by the opinion of
1\‘M‘ for l9“ VIII ill? four ”If 900' “0““ ””3“” In two "M" ban.- the attorney-general. ably! should ruli-
v V . ion» l‘asscusel' incl or threaten M an ocl any mom-
mi si ed by Le- hunamakcr. the he to/vrocl the ill . ,
‘Vfllkfl Thicker. lost notori- Rupperi station. a lillm. dork haired girl wan 33:13:15. Pym: 1:. 30mm
and Hill-ion purchased the club. The arrested yesterday as she stopped . .
. . her will be protected by every lanai
old nrrsil regime look no chance of from a Pennsylvania Railroad tram means by u". military emergency
the .Ma getllnu
ll.- catching alsn. from “lung. Ohio. slur had cross board. which was appointed by ",0
with the realm that Big lul Sinner all three mm with ii. -
governor under authority 0: “chitin-
' oral Assessbl in m an II n
and Nun-maker drew a Nirol ill? The [ill I“! ll" name as {Judo Horne young." if information
moat all-:ar mated contracts ever of- Jose. it years old. She said the tiirll' should in. mow“; that .ny city or
fared to a backstop. . sis sticks of osplénlro bud boon till"! town authorities intend to undertake
May uni a “.000 per lnlum lo hcr ill Slcubcuyllle to deliver lo an the collection of the normal in from
. . - an member of the Home Guard. this
coniraci rai- "'0 W“ “l “m" '9‘" “m4“ mm“ 9"” Mm“ m "w bozrli without meaning to decide any
and lb". while Namaker drew the Mine of the sender oi her uncle. questions of law. will regard it an it.
down 15.600 per annum for theme The girl was bold is 815.000» on a duty in provide-1m- every such mom-
m. o liilb. me. m1 and m: and cum.» of violating ilw lawn-ma tier whniavcr "(motion the is" in
tall, in ll any wonder that the no Commerce law. Oilciala declared 1"“ ”a: the T“ “and.
formulaic mounoic oi lilacs nitcrl ail-y believe the explosives belonged le m,,.fl,,,mr M ihc proleni 9M.
phi-I“ crics of distress? ‘io a dangerous band of anarchists. aonai lax, in the opinion of one'lionlc
. .. __..- ...... l . . . «nl-nrd nliili'll'iiy. was a mural“ in!
i‘. ' , H . I “w ' levied on lilo Wired militia of
.clliLLv on cmcaoo sxcnanos. m. mm m Mp only an “mum M
i (’1me “ll ”PM“ "l” 3"" tho orlullll‘tl militia. This was to!-
uso m oi‘Tr-do opened today lowed by a poll in: we by all cm
”"4””! "Vil'itboui one hundred tuicgrupli l‘ilfli‘lltll'li sens except thnso’in military aervici-
or other service like that oftllc fire
departments. or the public broom. The
present personal lnli. it seems. iii' the
"l """""'l'i"-iaolile lhlnu under it differcni name.
contract renewed. ‘ i
Griilllli of Washington recently an-
nounced lhor» would be no gencml cut
in Washington salaries. though It li-
reported that Waller Johnnon‘a stipend
w” {sun—a...“ i
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MILK PRODUCT! RIOIITRATIIUN
HARTFORD. .lan.
ry Commit-Ill" "It!!!“ "oli- "W quit on account of cold and virtually
aincc "'0 death M M" madimloiltfr all outside trading was stopped.
ll” 5°” “m. “mm“ The traders worked
ha I conference with the 5"" "leaps and billions. The temperature; Tho reference in the rircnlar to "i'f‘
will“ “Wm 0' “10 minim” .5. llnlldiug “we,” "“0““... Mi of ill" i'.I of that purl of lilo IN
.. mm .. W... “on «m m iiiiiiiiii‘é.‘.i3i.iif .i‘li.
"w "mango: 2233:: that there. laws concerning the gl.‘.'crlinll~nl and
are om . .
' i
lilscipllnl' or the o'rgcnlved militia of
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lrflwmfifi
—Adv'colu in The mom
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mac, o—lcocc you ems 1”
NEED A LOT oF €l€BCIEE
repute H6 or! 1 cameo
'10 99 hour. BOXING 6'0“ '
Mam moi-ill Put on “me i
(italics. Ul'fH HC 9
1. KNOU oil-m Ill. be
lH de' ou‘f au‘ Leon
For 'Tlcuule ' i'tL
Pic t’ 001 some 5.1.4.0 au‘
i‘ao'l‘: Hm m we .YE?
Ila CCT €x."‘...cisu
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tail-o:
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Ill’blilifl'.‘
Mac was A awa
WKld’ boon- 1'“ Just
to Wrath" Au'swl'r Hm
on we Mase- us wou‘v
Mil: 1H6 News To
tarmac Min l
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Brasilia: m
”lb bell uni-i 4....“
fair-{.5 : KNOCHI.
'ri-losc we owe
COLD M51 poem 3:
'to nutty-mm
you Mlullld
To pay .7
ll“ iii llJi
the state shall apply, mutatis mum-
dis. to the Home Guard subject to
such modifications as are made neceso
isary by the form or organisation of
such Home Guard. or by the Ionia-
lions adopted by the military emery
gency board."
i
'ilmililllu:
lWllEiiSliilfiiii z...
1 Wm
. Motor Vehicles to A“
1 Government Recommend ~
»~——
I
.....
' "President Wilson's Mersag
Congress, setting forth his runs
mobilizing the railroad» nadir
ment control. inferentially in
upon automobile users and menu!
lurers the need to cooperate vofllfl
tarlly with the spirit of the mes-go
of mobillsing the automobile im
-individual initiative," iiiiid J. N. i‘
President of the United Stratum
Company. " "l i
“Several weeks ago Colonel new ,
P. Coll. President of the Un'ied m
Rubber Company. in an interview.
urged automobile owncrs of both *
auger and commercial cars infuse
their cars more and more to rel” .
the mnsporlstiosl pressure onion/a ,
Nation's railroads and merchantp‘ lei 4 .
livery service. Other loaders .«
country's business nol alone those
the automobile industry. have m
urged that line advice be followed. I
has met with umlmons‘umoyat. '
“individual economy should U,
practiced to the end that no waning,
shall result. it is not necessary to...
still! that National economy noses
curtailing the use of Will-s.
"The natural function of till I“
mobilc. bull] passcnger and com-sc-
cial. in the transportation of mail and
merchandise for short hauls. lf til.
ls Rained. a lremeIIdOus mt C
railroad mileage may be diver“
from shot hauls to long haula. all
just that much premium on the na-
roads' transportation facilities We
“National economy men- we”
plants. but 'not neacssarily..cu ‘
intent of the markets .for oomnz.
and passenger automobile?” Non-"W
it radiate the use of automobile/W
or other accessorm- nmary to It»
enchant opt-ration of [motor car
"rho National need calla for 0Q-
struciive economy in the oiicratm‘,’ "
asionwblles. but, not in mlhm
curtail-sat. _
“It is my firm belief that. whei up.
have satisfactorily ended wills"
the automobile and kindred ind
will and a market for all the. ,
thstiheycanprodaee. lliny‘,,r
mane betas called upon by“
government for war products. ‘
will spur these manufacturers-ca.
a use of their remaining facility
even greater clinical-y than has,
been known before. an that
had after ihewar all of their t“
ties will be required." _
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"A" l" “fill" . .
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Says He loans is Have laser. flags
all level-e He Loaves Ito
"if the New York club refuses .
We deal for me while my,
sgainai Frederick Ball is still in _
courts. than the New York Club
have to wait till the Judge a
that's all." is the way Derrlll‘,
the Browalss' second postman.
all muesli mural“ his
his civil suit sealant Ball to get
from his team.
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Lilli?! IIIOHTIN "Ii-l ‘ A';
Norwegian experiments with :-
with the aid at electric lights i
into the sea have been tallllm.
illumination apparently frlgb _
Is ballaway.
M ill or, ».
Wlib BELLS-
Norwalk Chronicler