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New Haven County Club . j ' ’ 2 .MIY 01' Girl“??? mtoC-a {two}! 16030 8 ill Trenches 2' store. The episode in quest-{33, how-IiPE 2N1 DEA : ’Egtheflfloef lIiIgt Carers»; P332253: . . .-
——H. H De [8 Chosen ! * tome on , to e P y Ieyer. has to do with the iactIthst 3;" AN ACCIDENT iGeorge Olmstead not to know wheth'
. W. l . .. _ . __ is somewhat of a ventrii 'uist, my _. CORONER SAYS er or not Petroni had leit the garage Ill
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PresidentTConslder Plans 1% . A¥fflffigs m. "-9 be m ham he :3. mm, _ , . , :32 l ogzehagnbeinl finger: i313
. For Holding Toumamentl . ‘ ‘ ill! from a dance with a2 crowd ill; (Manned from F1!!! pt“). alrot because nlany a time the eu- J.
01' some“ - g . I giriends. Three times the conductor " ' 'l‘ liw'n'ers would stay around in the gar- . I’
homo; ;_ wow-mud mew-2
nus] colt twmamgtIIlor-III “13min: l “fill W W v‘mqy i '
pioushlp oi Connecticut, which no g—Best amt”. -
abandoned last mr Because ot‘the "he.- Fre'shntan, Class-"Dalb'l
tion or the United States coir Armor. . m” For 811 0ft-
atlon ' advocating no championship IN Calls PP I
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tournaments during the duration of Of “80“va % .
{er of his lips, “throwing sand in the
scars." .
Illiliiiiliflli’
fill BESllillit
fswiitrningmrlter Polo Com-
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the war, will be hold this summer.‘
according to a decision made by the NEW HAVEN! F‘eb. “2’Tmck a'h'
Connecticut Stat Golf Association at lotion is the first of the Yale major-i
Its annual meeting held at the Sear ""1" sports Vrhich “I," be tried out?
“at? Club. The state tournament '1" with a view to iinding whether l'arsi-,
be conducted in the New Haven Conn ‘V ”mew” 0‘” be ”humed- 0" 1
try, Club. and the dates set are June “0" as 50°" 3' “‘9 weather permits 0';
27, 28 and 29.1119 “Qua! entry '86 or outdoor meelfi. A cl" has been i":
.2 '1" be charged and normal prises sued for the ”candidates for the team;
will be uttered. This will be the nine- to ”90" for make a! 800“ as the .1
(south state tournament. university reopens hlday, foliowlnx‘
on“, matter of a state tournament the shut-down this week. to assist in‘ i
for women to be held in connection the ““0““ coal ““3""“0” pm’lI 2 E
I . gram. in case a team strong enough' . . y _ q _ . . 2 ' 35"! the Htronzest oi' Yale's ath-
3:1: "I92;vTrleIcznsrdZE-ibfgatiTstxth: to be regarded a varsity. and not It Charles M~ WY. of lies Angelica. who More the most ,i'hniouii rat . letic test". Whil'h 3"" been devoioir
«2‘ .. .. catcher in the world when the late M'ayor Gaynor of New Yorktilltv wrote.“ tinder . ‘
with the result that the matter was mi‘l'e'i'“ lu'm“ mm “n be °" him a letter tilled with philosophy. w nuts to go to the front to hslnthr'boy .' m.” ‘ndwt::“":°“‘- ‘3 "‘9 “Vim
left in the hands of a committee at 3"“"92‘52 ""9 “5““ dual meets with in the trenches tight rats. lie but: learned the {pest makes- trench llielflon‘. Whl h 900 Jun! millilit-
. three consisting of the president. Harvard and Princeton will be ar- mone miserable thsndo the Germannttacks. He thinks hefcould Yr.d the; FIIIi C . under tile manger"?!
‘1";1prsrdem and secretsrv with ranged. ‘ lirenehes oi the rates. This photograph shows one or h's'metibods 0210! ll Walsh, has completed nearly
power to lay plansvfor such a tourney it I.“ planned {0" “m“ ‘0 be ‘9"! to ”mm“ a "t' “' > » .. , . érallfbt its schedule undefeated. Eden
1, it is “(med 5-6,th after they the various indoor meets the rest of ___..._. . ‘ me I captain who ’is or alt-Amman
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complete their investigations. The "“5 winter, 1° the Penn "l" “"1”" I I ’ ' I3 slice or 19 luiproVe'his WWW ‘under‘ :31?" h the intercollegiate ”330'! of
executive committee is empowered to in April and to the intercollegiates in s . fmy instruction. 1 Will (wit to the, (' ' t l . .
srranze the schedule of events for -‘l“"-..".."‘°Y "9 finally held, -” no'il l Rcii ' (lross‘ the sum ”01. $25." The; n it n DM‘ ”"9" 0' "‘0 him
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2 been all e to scorer use an. as e . ; . ‘
t‘rms, and the prises will be imnxht . - ‘I‘J Waco
, her. the usual . I 3 , . momentum, which‘he"chptured m
l id'. oi oi the money now ‘0 d0?” ”9‘“ ‘9" "'9‘ . . - eed \ . . 7 ..
331;: 3.9;“; otthe “sodauon' . dual meets Wm 119 possible. .. GO" Pupils N _ Not Pay Timid W0 hmnflfl'n Harry Vsrdon 25 2.; Rounds. He later "on ")9 .100
~ 22 . i '2 . " I ' Unless m ' I ‘r v 2°hI'ifi‘lM‘ Wl'mmhor‘hw mavnrrrmn in 59 [(-5 seconds and, ‘lnci~
The annual 3199th this “It"??? in;:9.pu;;]s;o?": ndeIiIthorig ‘1‘: r555: . Ga eflmp 0 es lqucntl‘lt he n'nlks‘on twmty or thlI’lYIdentlllv. stunt a remarkable row ’in
"mud in the $.9th M “III 0 o the undergraduates interested '9 track, .There's a Kolinrol'essionnl who has Neglim W” m“ bail "“3 ”93"" mm m“- I'M?" “2* "WWW ’I'"
Inigzgxzr I“ Ivory,“ Brook sport to rally to the defense otI the put a sporting proposition up to lllfli tori-‘retumlrrg‘lto' ”tr"; httzlrmgnwork helped Yale to win. Mayer WM
- - " “ .sprin'z events. It said:-— , . l: . prospective pupils. He is Chester 0'3 Mine! this to it V9 Inv- I one of the most valuable members or
I-IIWII Country IIIIIIIII Brianna) I IIreI « 'I This snorttoiicrs an opportunity Horton, qformerly located at the limslllmat" "1"?" whichlham-to M “‘9'- "h’l‘mIl‘ team. "9 I“ a "19th
VICIIIIMIIIOW I 1.2601! “1?“. 911.21 toIlllcn to develop thclr i bodies in. a varsity or Washington in Seattle. and:.m“.d7‘:, “I" " m"”'"“' In" "a" "I'h'Imd‘iumg "all °'- "‘9 ISM"
‘IIgIIhCIIrIsIIr;II:n(tIlIIImbI “I22“; B Idiot» nI'ny Ithat‘ will contribute .io their the scheme relates to his lmrovedt'm" " ‘0'!" m" a «ham m ‘60 "9‘“ Scientific 5cm“ I
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the annual state tournament. except Pmmmd' 'A‘anu'“ 0‘" "“"erm'. - ‘ ii’m‘M’ "“in by "mo" fromIthe ‘tii: rzoiIlIIIII '0' ”mm" mm III
that all entrance roe. 'recell'ed will which Couch John Mack hhd "1° “h“ ilesnons'Rllmn on‘ Mondays at each " "m" "’m‘"! M“ 5""
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_ ‘ ._!yards. he shouldwallrnhead thirty! Manon IMIo hitter
‘ . .2 eventual linelopment as good sol system of instruction. He asksthls. . ..
”3" Renard frr'guz} 2mm” ..dlers. The Athletic Association prom- "I! the salaries Were governed by paces ‘nnd then look back at :III 032;; Donne'lhetdrlon. captain oi them-
is SI“: vI “ID! II I I -I ises outside niecis. ii the numb" 0’ lhc pronorilonnte success oi students , "‘9“ “W40 “‘9 M an o l" W10 “Ill!- 18'0"? either ”WERE?"
'ew a e . .2
s n Bee 1, s w w n 2 that which looked like it testinlz carrl' Contain “a", he isa senior He Wiz-
. enough to justiiy the success oi such much would we not? For example . , _
lion d E 'lIc' Id iglIIlclt llit:IlIlIl:Ind (Sign it move ”ll! form 0' 390" ‘5 onP suppose a player’s handicap is twelve "9 not "WI-V '0 terrible as it seemed littered all of Yale's points. a total of
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- for use W; on wishes to lower it one stroke WM“ standing by h" b‘ 2 . in. in the recent meet with the siren.
. ' ,- ' “1.. well calculated to be of yalue t. . .x .
"y Club. it'leritgnB‘Aixthack 3MP 'orcr there,‘ provided oi course. n0 for ‘cach months for six consecutive, 12h“ 3“" 0' “as": “I":Ei? fi‘lfiennsflvnnla team. which came to
“unlvcotuonglg CoIItIilIiIt'ry Club Straiiord keep our sense at direction" “2 months. The sttldcni amen to take cum?” ‘5 “0' 9‘“ Y “Q - .iule flush with the honors at havint:
go. ea . , , . . ' ‘
- ; 2 2' v 'o ntcd out that twb one-hour lessons each month and constant practico will work wonders. lowered the colors of the undi‘icaicd
Handicap IcommIIIeI‘I—RI ICI I SMIIinSitébiggém::-ItI.Id;l2m-I:ignliy all "‘9 to practice one h0lll“il"t"l‘ each lesv:AflY K00“ 30"" “"0“” be “me to Princeton team. He scored three
geant, New "IIVIIIII SI DI BOW";- events were captured by ircshtdbm senor on his next visit to the course. 1““? ”WNW-V "9 ”49.0 yards wiih~ Kmls'hom'the' field and one from
nrooklawn 0’0“an Club: I I l‘gberi DIIriscoliI. a soilhomhre.’ ..Jih,“ Ahd tinder no circumstances is he in live yards. When 09.9 c“ do u“: ion],
Smith. GreenWiCh" Mti‘yfi'lub. weonthp mne [1"]. WIS the onlwaBK'qo p‘ay 3 match or try '0 he?” “core he can instantly IPlOCl MB club W“ Y.'e Wilma! "‘9 "190. '"h "1’
sum “am (IMIIIIH III ZIIIII cc lion Oniv three men outside the unless he. has spent at least ilitm.°°h"d°“°° and ""’°“‘2""'“‘ "' m” Massachusetts lnsiitue oi 'rei‘hl‘niozy
mermann. New Haven: AI WI Cuntdls, iifshmnn class were able to take new or't'v'renty minutes in warmlnn up. 'pend upon hi3 “MM“ judgment. team, which was scheduled for tonight
Greenwich Country CIIIIII EI GI Wa OI and places They were Ii‘l’. R. Ruslert. cm the end oi the: month. when the which unless the boy JUIOWB "'8 play because the college decided to close
Brooklawn Country Club. 19,9 inIuI,I,100.yilrd dash; J. A. llnn- handicaps are adjusted imm iour better than the WWW?“ ‘5 ”"3”” because oi iuel shortage. but the in-
Iprm CpmmIIW—WI III Ram ahcrI 1920 in thex2-mllc‘III'Illn.I nod 13- tilizned c'ardelI turned in by th’e'vlsyer; bly wrong. The caddie In no! 10 tel-collegiate meet with the (‘oltczc‘ni
Highland 0°“an IIIIIIII SI EI SIIIIIIIISI f‘nrteIlIn the hali-fiflltI-Ifiifi3II2II I ii the player's handicap has not been blame. in the first place, he knows the (‘lty of New York will be held
Highland (‘onntrv Club; E- D“ MOW :mmiiesliman “cites witnesses a fit-flowered no pay for the lessons would .wLnt he would use himself; second!“ Friday evening. the day aiter collese
"m' Wallimiord.. ‘ ("l --f “gen.“ 'ilne set at track men in he asked." he is rather apt to flatter his em— .mm".
In” “many country" uh II IR r shedden. h r ler; '. l1. Actfllg on the nhovo nronbslilflnfivlovrr by handlhwht h mash" “he“ captain Mover is supported by a
Springdaie. a ’“Purbr‘?! Stamford. was ,S‘IM lIchter "gprmtl, - . Brim, Horton figures it ‘pluver with a Mahdi-i a mldiron would be better. and he has soil)! 20' mod swimmers. including
“PM“ to membership. ‘I I 2.2.1.1329 disiIance ru ' . 1“Ica‘n ol'filx "0““ ‘8'” '0‘" MllbnsLWObably 999“ the stroke '0' u"? (“5' “inch. in the toward. Alexander in.
The ““an meeting. was ’0}me ItI‘Il rs distance ilier'. J. - ' ' ' 'IaIx‘td four hours of PTM‘HW- " he "2".tant‘e required played many till“?s by the furious and Archbold in the mid-
by a banquet tonight III the and“ lIl aster and G Boyd = ' . 5- ho dnccd his handicap the one stroke fill'liar uetterLKOlfefl- - .. die distance events. Alexander and
ICIIIIII 'Harttord was represented by l 0vc been largely dev " which be was striving. the six lessonS' As a matter of lact. exit"! 89"?“ Hlncks arev eternns. in the fancy
No members M the "IIII‘IOIId I60" \Iia it durlntz the‘tafl. ~- : would bc paid. He also has another. do not. ind“ ("Name '1" ”“13 “t a“; dive the veteran Benjamin is Yale's
Club. Treasurer 3’ BI MIMI? as}: I I'Ithe other‘hpper'cli {9. If I.oiier to pupils. as iollowsz— {at least manv oi them, do not. The! stellar entry. Yslc has No mod
Charles DeLI MIMI .The sequin ecti‘ 1" lhe‘I nucleon oi the", £1 . « 2A Dollar A Stroke 'iudge by clubs. knowing “1““ each plungers ior distance in Adams and
Club, 81‘” a member III the CO“ I grin” one be’torinfll. sZréI? I K I : “it your handicap is raised all", weapon is capable 0‘ and mm" teel- Badger. although bbth were beaten by
“I State GOII- Association, was not. I I0; Woolen and H. P. Karlsrhhe. P. “a instruction the lessons cost nothv j “13 the distance. But it is better to miterkin of pmmvloapla'in the recent
IPDN’SPMed “It the “gem“ i;IIIcesIhperIW.ID- thi and R.’ ugfigitinit and i will iorieit‘,’ ti tor each practice judging yadase. and '0! meet in the only swimming event
I kin are 'ire'shmen who am“ 4‘ nSlilstirolre to the American Red.CroSfir'I‘proctlce one." “in“? "”1“”: 23:3 Yale has lost in any meet ~. “"3 “’3':
lmoonpromise. ‘ . ‘fi‘fi‘w After a number oi years 35 a 5"" club can we“ ”2" “cu“ .m a. “PO". . 2
. i ' ‘——'---"' ' Iinstructot. Horton. HOW 100““ 3‘ the ment.oi' the distances.» Then when the; The water polo team has had the
I Club. took a k 9k 0' estimating within a fewIadentazo of the coaching of OirdenI
‘ - ' two sleigh! San Antonio Country M ‘ ' ,
ITS “All PLAYERS ,A skittisatrlz'fxrgggnfnt vesierdny course in psychology and pedagogy at yards has been acquired. the mess Mills Reid oi New York city. lather
caused II h In) took iright at Bill" University of Washington. and‘sary club canbes'clectrd with conil-Ro' water polo. and Yale's swimming
‘ !mo!n.ing w en_ . . '
I I lnterchlleaizltc
. l ce been applying the know! deuce. representative on the. A M i
(P! t f I he lpiecc oi Pfhner bI-IIIIIII?IIhac;III:: 3:24;: Egzesgziued to his instructions in goltl An Oulmot Jolie committee. The swimmers were for
Scan ospec o n ma- m“... the no... s .g u .
2 . . Horton ting story is 1016 by Rel/I time coached by Matthew Mantif
- . : laying. With 80"“ ""“us An interes a . .
”misfigfm :15.) makes the iollOwing guaranteeloflmu' younger brother of Francis. during his brief vacation from the Du-
‘ Y‘ear’s'Sclieilnle' 2 to hold onIotLIgIIaIfItILTfilfin-E riinI l”For every zolier who fails to "m’dyllnay is
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MONTREA}: Feb. ll.—Play_ers whoI',
have contracts with "the Montrt‘l
tioiial Starting 'Coriling‘hriver WOW" “m“
at present teaching in an ln-‘ luth Boat Club. .'
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immedthowondhesnithemifir:2me mm -' . . . z’e tor a while anti no oue2be the 235
. .,..~ , ‘1 _ § Engine-file said that . . r ,
i'““ ...w .. w .. ..to. o... W- some » chenille: learns: i.
gthe peculiar sound underneath the nhe, 1110‘"! ha "Jitlieji Anywhere. ,. ‘ ‘ g
icar. It was My, with never, a (1‘15“.
I t
$329951“! 'IhIe “was an“? in a car, that Pctroni 'was a pretty sound sleep:
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Vslde'oi the garage and ho flame and
. _ Ip°“°e "mourners. he notified the N°“"“‘ W5“ N°- ”affloxm-I
c it I M a no ter‘ vcnndidam answering-the can is large In our college and school classes, how he will find that from thin ”m'mers‘in‘the intercolieriate sport. ultewmb- 2"th infirm culled up the Con and Patriotic 0rd" of a, If +
Executive ommi cc—-. . , s 2‘. 2
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who. tficlua. the engine oi his car an ”a“??? 0‘ 'gihcghafgfiedid‘oyglfig
said the? ggt’mfifie‘afig' infm‘ls git which line he was awake. was and ..
hoe 0' the ra t “1.9“ ”h 0“ yet was not a violation of the rule: .
1 5‘ 5‘2“ P ”3;” lot to: The rule was made, he said. 'to ‘pre
131“" “mum‘s?“ “adh‘m'e “HMO vent the garage from Manning the
g e 53“,” ‘8 ii an ‘d as l" ‘3 aspect of a lodging house. lie so
.he knew. gone home. later it do '
; ‘. . er, which was evidenced .one day '
i ”283:! ItIlsaIIt'nwa‘lIeInnlIimIitd Homig.‘ when he came in to get something, f
tire and of P truth 9 new °‘ “‘5 and fell asleep in his car. and it tool :-
tit 9 "“9““ “no“ quite a little time to wake him up. .o
e flames he "m and 099m“ "’9 He was a man that "when he drove I
door [filling from the otfice into the a iltney drove it 'practicflly twenty-
lgnrnge. which “or “I“ ‘09“ be three hours out oi the twenty-Mn“
cause it was against the rulm to have and snatched what Show he could
anyone of the men who stored their Medical Examiner "“1,"an 1‘”
cars I.” theaparaxe in the othee, and that he had examined the body and
that the smoke, flame and heat WON“ that suiiocation was the cause of-
30 8"“ ”m h“ had ‘0 89‘ 50W“ 0" death and that rollowin'g eiiiincatton '
his' hands and lthees and crawl atom tire had destroyed a mu" port of .' 2‘-‘
,glle tloorior about three feet into body e
e garage calling “Mello. Melio." C ' l h 2 ' '
Meliokwn: the name by which Petloni wufimgfifld"Shiflfntgafinrizfiflfiux‘
as none enema. . '
Zeocn Rainillo was the-“next 'wlim-ss ggage part 0’ anyone for Petronl‘s ‘!
and his story was practically the ' I I
name a'el he told before. and he still 'A l ‘
“1an flat he‘dld notihave his out" G S K LLS FOUR IN BROOKLYN"
union except when he camelnto the in, A 5, xl's‘te n g s it 'I
Sarage at about 2:30 o'clock on Fri m "I 5);, Hudermfi I“ ““2”.
day morning. He said lhatile stop- I '
ped the motor and did not ‘stnrt it.
up again. He‘added that it he line“.
had the motor running he “told h
been liblc.to._get his car out at __
cringe ln‘time to 35K“. ilnd alto cituse'
would "hate trad a chance t‘ as “c be
son e of the other ears, H- fig rt 4
when he first s‘aw‘th'e hrb ‘ m II
,, on avenue; Mia. Alma Ohlen.
’"rpd' and ""501 all “’0‘“ ””0th or '170 t'tica avenue: Christian Neg:
presenlc‘ein the p , non, sprinter. oi 122 itinerant“
ncab'tlefdoorfild e n ll u fsifeel. and Wlniired Duly. 50. Of“-
to the ad t t he st. ‘Mark's place Mrs. Ohien .wu'
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BROOKLYN. Feb. ll.~—l"our per-
WI"? aapllyxiated ‘by illuminating p
are ham Brooklyn yesterday, makln I
d thirteen basins—trout this“
l, (5 last Tliurlday. ..
ctirm yesterday won.- Print.
2. a contractor. of 09$ W
"a” l° "sale him '8"? him” overcome while sitting in the hitches
i 3F" ‘33 '3'" ‘h ‘2‘ ct ‘lier home by the gas ‘rltnge. The
“9 "t2” and “'1‘ pint-rs were :lspllyxiateu in their"(
was responsible for the turning in or
the slams-said that'he had‘drivcn
to the garage and opened the s‘hlail . 2 . . , v.
door in the large. slidi ~2‘rdoor2Iat. illi- ELKB LODGENOTEB. "‘
sleep. All the deaths weretaceidenoarrt“
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snloke bdrst out and threw hint 5.- Put Exalted: Ruiers' mm on- woo”.
heath the wheels 'ot'llie automobile. -' r'lootiay,and Fittiotb Anniversary .
He then called ‘Ont ior “Georgi-3' " on urilo . . o. .
Jumped into his car and went to ‘0)“ I w y
tral Fire Station and the alarm was serve Past Exalted Rulers' his!!! 0&2-
acnt in. The alarm was recorded at Wednesday. next at 8 o'clock. Dr. ..
the firestation as having been Mt.
In -at 5:08 o’clock on Friday mornlnr' Robertvhi. ll cite. the senior post oili-
Nicholas Digesu, manager or u... cc: oi thelodge. will once more take
Central Hotel. 24 Monroe street. Who :lrt gavel and remind the meeting as...
h.” ngt‘dappeafl; nt thcblnvncstlgailon in days or yore. He Iwill be assist-4
e r try a ernoon y re Chiv _ . .
,Bogardus. was at the inquest and he by Brothers Jan"? 8’ Whitney. ”I“?
gave his testimony, which was that be 5' Montgomery, Bernard J? dieynoldsr
came to the garage and had to place Patrick F. Brophy, Joseph J.~lsinxweilm
his what thfidrear of the garage be- er, Charles F. Mills, John~W. Smith
cause c can not get in the aide . . .. ..
entrance. He said that all ltxhts'wez‘e and CI "III“ Byinston. . I I
out on his car and that as he wa= On Wednesday. the 27th inst. W'
’EMHK out he noticed that. an autumn "“1 9°th Grand 233““! In." N I
bile engine was running and that the n. nerdy, of Naugntucir. will milkthll'w 5.1
horazc was full oi stroke. He called a uni spectio .01 the 120d 1% .t
out to ‘cut it out. this snioko is nw nu In n $9,,
luv. and then went out oi the garage there will be a large class of chills»
and went home. Aver Mt had been an“ 70" initiation. , . "“ T‘
there for a few minutes he looked On February 16. iii“, iflity ”all
out of the window and noticed the ego, the Order oi 3m was-Milled
glare. and ran over to the garage. and
then went around to the bark and and each ImeI‘hh‘gumtbeeIwfif
tried tol'open the door. which stuck W1“ “9‘9""? 132 {fitting Manner.“
how‘ever. no that he could get open at xorwalk lodge. hixt‘soidrliny'm '
1'" “"5 0m 01 the garnge. "8 "I“ will have a smoker and entertain-oats: .
to open the door and could 3” that A social sessibn. with various hints“;
the tire had not as yet reached the 91.. . 2,
car that he had 13:.” placed in i.. 'ments. has been pm 5‘ ”WHO”
garage. but the door stuck and he mlttee in charge, and titer-shrill! beret
couldn't open it in tithe to saw trea'hments. . . . .
irom the names. ‘Wli'en the flames].
did reach it he reached into his pork 3
et and pulled out the “saicty key" oi,
the car, threw it in the flames. bc- , 2 , j , * “' '
cause it was 'no further use to ltiill.’ NB“. LONDON..Pcb. “'4'“?
AM (“on walked “my homo, He ’Plymo'uth oi the Fall River Line; while
said that he didn't eren Wait to see. fighting her way through assailant!!! loo
"‘9 "“0”"? “m ‘ t rBatlett' neat bontio'c‘
Willis R. Austin. proprietor oi ill 2"” ° r 5 ‘ - “’2"
garage. “‘85 Called to the stand and. this morning. broke the "m bucket!
testified that there were ordet- on her starboard wheel and '1“
against 'anvone sleeping in the'gm'c’l‘rzt fobliged to put in here where her
2:32;." iodikzl‘.“olf‘lftmil‘é’i‘lfif ram «mm mew
man came in and stayed n his car : 3N"? York.
litile‘whilo‘beiOre-xoing out becuuct} -
many or them came in to get worm; 393"”
ICE olsABLEs souuo‘s'rEaMIEiIt;
l Whit ads. are Winners. 2'-
club of the International league are? HANK AND m KTEWFEEHNC‘Q‘IE ms- WITH A LINE
being sold-it's’rspldly as possible bel
“use at theII. shafitI prospect of theI £33133: ngs‘éz'Ifinccflt-zgdr
lcague playing the coming years. USED Tome lonely!“ H€2INSlSTen.
2 Ischedule. it was announced by Samuel 32qu 9 1'“- ui’ THE 2
Lichtenheln, president oi the club SéA xfyiiu ,. . ,- . ‘
here lastpweek. 2 ,0 . ;_ mm. ‘
Harry Dammit. ‘ infielder, has been .
sold to tile Mobile Southern IIMsocia- '
tion [mane club: the New York Am:
ericans are trying to put through' a
deal tor the buying of Paul Smith. on
outselder: ".ndtlie‘r‘zimtne‘rsten is try
log to hn‘ his release in order to ic-
cept the humble otza Kentucky . ~ ., . p ;
Lea-sue t m..Ia'nd‘II“BIlll"I noiueii 'hi / 22 2/ 2 ii
beingso thy two Whine " " " / ’
clubs all will be sold. it; ywssga'nf.
nonncod. '-- .
it II fled lier'o‘that s syndicate
of that i also will-lake a stupo-
siuou ror'ttlé‘ht‘uiiifi oi ill-75M arm“
the lst‘orrfitlonal “lessons Booths EH
. NOV York city this 2'“.
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