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Nightclub
Wi; g to Take Big
’3‘ Chance This Season
The @fidence which the club own-
an; of go Eastern League have in
they ha§e displayed at all times since
this cirrplt bomo‘into existence during
the winter of 1916, never has been so
well dieplay'ed "as it has these past
monthsyndomy the broadest kind of
praise ls'due to the men who are mak-
ing it possible for the Eastemwgne
season t9 be opened next Wednesday
aiiernoo‘il, 'liay 22. Not evenl’wh‘en
there was great doubt as to the flue-
early winter of 1916. did the‘basoball
mztgnates face as many obstacles as
they tackled and OYQPI'CBme during the
psi six months liliddesplte‘ the Yet-
backs and mishaps, they arerdoing to
start the'ltliil season next Wednesday
with a verv‘ creditable circuit and give
the baseball fans of New England the
some superior brand of baseball that
the Eastern League has put out since
it. inception. ‘
The proximity of the war and the
biil.‘ effect of the draft has played upon
baseball players in general. was the
biz: handicap that the Eastern has bad
in front of it ever since 1917 seaSon
was brought to a close. However, there
were numerous other smaller setbacks
from iinie’tf'i' time that might well
hive modelers daring bnsoballlpro-
motors hesi ,btforg stopping to‘ the
front muffin such a hard pro~
position. but ust' . they never wonk-
ened when things were darkest in their
efforts to from {the ”merger league so
throughout the past winter they have
nlwoys looked forward with keen oi)-
tiinism to tho start of the 1918 race,
and this spirit of theirs is dcser‘llnu of
much praise. and good patronage by
the baseball public of New England.
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YE§TERDAY'S RESULTS.
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1 . ——.—‘--‘-—- ' , 'mllted his registration. it is reported ‘ .
, Won Lost P._C. last Saturday nigllt. blEGilN HGTWADMBR /
”05“)“ f" 19 10 .655 ..‘ ...- W .
(vilit‘tllztl ‘ 1:} 1.1 ' 56,0. Orvie Ovemll. the one time great D 31]? Y0)“
New York 1:3 13 .536 . - ‘, b' -.
., _ . - pitcher of Frank lbance a old to b l:
(fillmlechiilitl 112,, » if; Egg being campaigned for congressman out mm Fm MGM
‘wggffinéwn 15 15 1464 in California, Ovor‘all should ride, ol‘or- _
T‘Ililatielpllla-. . _ , 13 151., All allhls opponeiitsllhe lsinhlsall‘timc. 8m? clue of hot wntcr wltl‘t‘
Detroit .' :-,- f ‘16 r .304 form; l‘ - My V phocphatoibciorc breakfast
V ' ”‘7“ -» “’ " J 9‘ walhu out-pollen
Np“. \vutfi‘gerfifiififfies Miss 'liclcn Rite. of Horace Mann ‘ i. .
' ‘ if you wake up with a bad task,
Washington 2. St. Louis 4. l
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Philadelphia 5. Detroit 4.11
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. Won Lost P.(‘..
New York 21 'i' .760
Chicago 17 .10 .630
Cincinnati .17 13 .567
Pittsburgh . ‘14 12 .688‘
Philadelphia 1 1 15 .. .423
nrOOklyn- . 'l - ill) 216 5.392
Boston ‘ ‘~ no 18 .346
St. Louis 4 9 18 ‘ .333
Yesterday's Games
‘ Cincinnati 5. Boston 2.
Chicago 2, Brooklyn 5.
St. Louis 3. NcW'York 5.
Pittsburgh 5, fhgadelpliia 1.
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Romania}."20.41ialy‘s first public,
baseball game. was played Sunday be :
tween team,.froni the aviation corps‘
of the American army and navy before
. an immense crowd‘Of italians and the
entire American colony. American Am-
llassadorlfaga uni-members of staffs
were present. The game was featured
by the‘ distribution of a special Amer-
ican edition of the newspaper “EpoCa,”
describing the. points of the game; The
army aviation team won‘b'y‘a score of V.
~ .of the circuit h r the fund, the pur-
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TOMMY BROWN WANTS ,
TO MEET K. O. *PALITZ
Tommy Brown, challenger of if. 0.;
Fitz, issues a challenge to box Dave!
K. O. 'Palltz any number of rounds for:
the. Welterweight championship of:
"Connecticut, and :wilbbo' alt-the office i
of the sporting editor of‘l’l‘heFCourant‘l
at 8 o'clock tonight with u-_ca§li_forfelt
bond ready to pollt‘, to meetjPalitz or]
his representatlvc‘to. mfltcicontrnct for l
the fight. The miteh..'wlll he heldwbc-
fore the club offeirhig thebeot induce-
ments. ’ _§ ' . . ‘
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colds and croup
for pain to sides
M‘tlsm, backache;
merits; and Roles?
‘ a wholesomol'adfl '
f lug cathartic. for, co tfpatliih' inn
oneness headbohe‘ “ a ‘ ' ‘
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in war times—part of a letter. from vitationschave- been extended-to the
General pershipg 11“) Captain c. E. commanding officers of the several
Adams, former: Stalhe Commander of Wlmehtsl forts; and recruit 599015
the Nebraska 0. ALE "Black Jack" nearby '10 detail companies from ‘56”
writes from the fields of France as fol
town: “The avidityl ith which Amer-
ican soldiers are lactating into the
activities of the Will on the battleline-
is astonishing to l ropean. armies.
In the matter of it! anode and bomb
throwing the Amen cans become pro-
ficient in but a femdnys of drill. I no,
tribute this in part to tho‘American ;
game to, football cllid baseball.
and receive outfits of baseball
paraphernalia. The replies that haVe
reached the Yankee's office indicate
that ten to twelve full companies will
be on hand. - ’
BEDIENT SOLD TO
NEW YORK YANKEES
¢—...—.
.Pitcher Inobert McGraw Ordered to
The closing ova a dash of five, fur.‘ Report to Draft Board
longs for maiden tWO-l'ears‘olds, at the NEW YORK. May 21.——The New
.lamacia, track verterday brought a York American League baseball club
,field of thirteen tot1 9 post. The Green- announced lodfly the purlhase 0f Pit:
tree Stables’ chestq‘ut colt Lad's Love, 'cher Hugh Bedlam from the Toledo
bv Hamburg—Bantu a steady but re- club .of the American Association.
(reading afrorlte, iget home first by Bedienthwho formerly pitched for the
half a length front George W. Loft's ‘Boston Americans, was a hold out and
brown colt Day Duty, by Peep 0' Day— refused to report to the Toledo club
Subduc, a 12 to 1 chance. The import- this spring. ,
ed bay colt Under lire, by Swynford— Pitcher Rollt‘l‘t ‘McGraw of the Yan-
Startllng. which currled the colors'ot kees has been railed for the national
W. R. Coe, finished lapped on tlie‘soc- army, receiving orders today to re-
0nd and created n‘ favorable impres- port to his draft board at Pueblo. Colo.
sion. Some turfmqhi pronounced him ‘He is the fourth pitcher of the team
the best of the field. to enter the service. -
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Bill Lnl is not thh right name of our
new Chinese lbirdllaseman at all. Bill's-
namea ‘Blll Lni Till. Put Moran lot Bill
no, no doubt figurlhig that he had too
much tin wore in his lineup. with Lai
’I‘in. the infielder, Nina Tincup, the 1nd
lan pitcher. There ilvus too good o‘clock
on third anyway uh let Lot in.
[DANIELS BUSINESS MANAGER
NEW HAVEN. May 2l.—l‘nnicl
Daniels. formerly of the Portland club,
was named today as business manager
of the New Haven baseball club by E.
.T.Dugan. the ownel'? It. is undersm
that, virtually all matters relating: to
the affairs of the club will be handled
.—.by Daniels.-
Frank Smith. [veteran sportlné
School. who; be let championship l'orl
rllotdefeatcd Miss Myou'cut score and forms gas and acid
a Californlac'lrl. iin stomach. or you are blliousi, consti-
ln the final roun
Winifred Avdelot .
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m slml-illl Stile, byastore 0N3 3. ‘5 ipoled. nervous, sallow and cant get EASTERN LEAG
Miss incensedller service lo" small feeling just right, begin inside bath-
ndvuntngc and ital-speedy shots on “Hing. Drink before breakfast. a glass
openlng’Su-‘okea 1&3» thetWestorn stiller real not water with a teaspoontul
guessing.‘llilrs it
more finished pll yer and “39d l‘lfllllef'flush the poisons and toxins from
good hard work ilh the WHY She played llbomch, liver. kidneys and novels
her strokes. She‘cnmc up to the notMaud cleanse, sweeten and purify the
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Enthusiasts
After the .Hun has been humbled.
and the peare loving peoples'of the,
earth can ret‘ etc: a nisht'a slumber‘f
without danger of being awakened by
the explosion of Boche bombsxthere
promises to be the greatest revival of
boxing that ever has marked any.
branch of ..vlgorous sport. The obVi-
ous truth of this assertion is the pat-
ent fact that nearly every soldier of
the numerous training camps in Amer-h
. tea has had enough instruction in box-
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of the science, or else to instill in him
a liking for the sport.
The result is that when Uncle Sam's
boys come marching home after bani!-
lng a K. O. on tho liun chin, there. will
be an army of boxers ready to contest
for the titles in all classes. There also
will be an army of boxing enthusiasts
who will be axnious to follow up the
sport as spectators.
’It in quite unlikely that there will
be any further change in champion-
ships during the procrcss of the war.
for those tilleholdcrs who are boxing
will he kept extremely .
busy teaching the recruits during the
remainder of the conflict. The chum-
pions‘ now in the service, and who
will go to the front-‘Peter Herman. cordan to Frank A. Scott. chairman of 1 DULUTH. Minn. May 21.—JamesE. in rainy weather, as a. resullflhfi
bantom, and Mike O'Dowd. middle.
wcichtwwill have their troubles hold‘ l
lug their titles at the close of . the
war, for they will lose fr'bin {1111511311
lonz’tnncilon.
Am mam M HQNDEREE. WINNER
. . . - opium, RETIRED
. WWW i NEV Youikfifisv 21,—H. P. Whit.
. . . ., .ney’$.'ihundergr;’t§gsrutumlty winner
. 2 of 1915. multiplicity ate-noon in "die
iii-lam comm mimic, W90“, ““Hamifihapv—iastcaniruy.
mm: with the Norwalk High team will lWe’re ;,d to iii; stud, it was on-
on Thursday afternoon “of sea-pm pounced today.
Park. The'Bridléepott‘pillbuéters wai- A- K. Mat-Amber’s Sun Bonnet. the
lopesthe Norwalks in 0191.3“ game best three-ye‘arold this" of last season.
between the two nines and‘expect to also has bowed a tendon and militate:
do‘soMas'Blh. , . tired. , ‘ ' '
, The Red aud‘Black performers have 'l‘llunlierer was in retirement for
clinched the Southwestern Leh‘gue pen: more than a year and half, in the hope.
pant. and ‘so 'soon as its schedule V
a? that he would outgrow and overcome
completed will stack up against the a weak'lendon. He‘trained'so Well‘this
strong Hartford High outfit for the spring that it was felt that he would
championship of the ’state. This is the stand ai‘campaign‘ of racing, but he
first in many years that the local lacs broke down‘ln‘his first start.
have made a try for state honors, but '
it is without the least doubt the best
nine.“ its long string of nine victor-
iu and no defeats show. . —
. . wrestler. n w stationed at Fort Terry.
Lavcry will be on the mound for New London. writes that the‘expected
the Park Cl‘l’ aggregation with “Ck-V match with “Abe the Newsboy "
behind the bflt, Reuther on first, film“ Geheduled (01‘ “rednesday night is 08
mil at the keystone suck. Bernstein at because "Abe has retired again ,. He
short and Haves at third, McCarthy expects to take on a sailor from n
and Kennel will ”bk after ”19.0““ of the ships in the harbor Soon (bu:
garden. : has notyet learned his name:
spEED IN PREDUC‘TION A‘s a’l’.’ S. to his note he writer:
"1 am going whave a little go in the
ESSENTIAL T0 VICTORY v. M. c. A. tonight with a‘reilow um
. . weights 190 pounds."
Induitrlil Efficiency WI" ”Me“ As Dave's wrestling weight is 142
Lives of Our Boy. in the Trenches. I pounds, it is evident that he has some
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.lndustrlal efllctency and economy V'confldonce .n himself.
will play as lmporlungu port as mill- j -
any organization and genius in deter- .SENIOR TEN EVCK
mining the outcome of the war, uc- l SUCCEEDS HIS SON
rmtrmv MATCH “oer.
“Davey" Campbell. Norwalk's crack
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charge of xovcrumenbbuying and so-
pen-islon over the generul industrial
activity lncldenlul to the prosecution
of the war. The preparatory stage of )business reasons."
'l‘en Eyck, developer of the champion
_ . the war has passed for thls‘couutry, .811. his flllllcl‘. has resigned as conch ”
Ktlbnnc. follllli‘l'Wf‘lflhl- and "90” says Mr. Scott, and the time but: am hi Syracuse University after serving’ . , .. .
nrd. lightweight rhiunplonr. will also fired when every resource. human and giiftcen years there. and hereafter will lyund I wish to solicit this land 9f. t
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'Duluth Boat Club rowing crews, rc— Another reason is fromvmtfil The ‘, '
signed today ”because of pressing draft is closed off and [the fire QM.” _
James Ten Eyck. the stove or furnace furns’bagdly.
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DECISION ounuhnw
BOSTON, May érfifi'fiui‘ibé‘n’br 3-
fgew Bedfordwor that’neoeeiot my *:“":.'.“:‘!.-
cl: =sie Lewis of Phihlqgl , in poor ’
,1" i. bout that went the‘xsélwdilo‘d
t' 've rounds in Boston womanhood
i win had ’the ndvantaselog MEI; ”NW-l .
f 111- rounds, hut Shubel't out . l ' ' A
C" s opponent during the remainder” "“3
the battle. ' i z'i'i‘l‘m
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BE RUTH HAS
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“moron. May 21ml; airmail,
Ruth, star pitcher of the Boston Antler—
icans. was overcome yesterday. while
on the way to FenWay parlr and Viral
taken to a hospital, mrétphyswilfl' £3411}.
:‘said-zhe was suffering from allocate ‘
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going treatment for several days and it «it:
had left a physician’s office only a. = l“
short time before. He waan a drill: ‘ :f “"1 ‘
store wherelie. was taken sick Hospi ~"j ff;
tal authorities said he probably would '. {m
be laid up for several days. He Vas‘exv 3 - er!“
‘pected to pitch in the game. this after-
noon with Cleveland.
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Notice to Norwnllf‘honertyte
; Owners, _ ‘
l People’arecomingmthnt ,
many mmrysflres automated '
from neglectpluost house fires-:be- ' ..
ing dub‘ltoiohinmoysbding binned, .
out. fieoolmningoflmany. ohim- ' ‘
neys havolbeenmogloctcd, *reoult- _, '
ing in tho-accumulation aim, and.
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chimneys catch fire very
in ., ‘
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There are very few men who un- W”, '
demand this occupation thorough. i: .'
lose considerable of their form- 8““ I-aleml- mu“ ”0 DlflPed'ut lbs flit be permanent head coach at the Duluth work. For twenty years.“ chimney
though thev do :1 great deal of hard
work in the camps.
The only tlllcholdcrs who have done
absolutely nothing for the cause arc
William, um heavyweight, and too
it in qllcrli'otmlllo if
either will be indivc‘lfifi demand at the
close of the war. . . ‘
‘ The chances of u n'rw set of boxing
champlonu \vchn on allied police in do
clnred are excellent, \wlth the milled-
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. “Ill-IF. yeslorday o‘l‘tlieénohrls of the bad breath and tongue is coated: if tions that some 0f the up“. titlehold:
WM “'9‘“ Sid“ ’l‘rnnlgUuh-‘at “”9“ “in“ your head 13 dull Ol‘ aching; “ what ers will be men who wrut over the
top in the great combat “over there."
WE'ER' .
Wednolday
Bridgeport at New’flnven.
Providence at Worcester.
Waterbury at Springfield.
llnrtford nl. New London.
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UE GAMES THIS?
posuizof the government.
“If it can be said there has been a ,
preliminary stage of our shore in tho ‘
war it is over now." says the govern «
mom's industrial director. "Our .
Club.
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RESCUE PARTY OVERCOM E.
huge army here at home to be sent
_ We
have pnsscd the period of expectation.
"Efficiency and economy in produc-
log and distributing the goveninmm'g vllllflef‘s who were trapped in the work-
ing late yesterday. when thesnialn en- ‘ .
try caught fire. They were saved brill-11ml?” mum” It‘m'ymallmflltm;
other worklnx parties, and physicians'
requirements are or necessary to suc-
rose as courage null intelligence-1 in
battle. The slacker at home is as con-
tomptlble a figure as the coward in the
presence of the enemy. J'I‘hc luxuriel
of peace must give tray ft) the necessi-
tier of wur."-—lndultflll Conservation.
New York
lurid none. would die.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
CHARLESTON, w. Va.. May 21.~ ii n. 1190883le for such a mouth?!-
troops are already ‘0 Franco. “"0 W0 lSavon members of the rescue party 008W understanding 1118M bugiuemfl
“"9 begun the actual "”5193 0‘ a lwere overcome by gas in the mine of and “mam allthese troubles.
lute Mill (meeigpaonei Coal Mining '3‘ 01' this occupati
‘Ctlnulaliy’at Villa, W. Va.. thie mom-inccessaryjtuols.
Hing. while‘trytng to reach fourteenffiwves, ‘Plpuy 11011618.; and .fillX«.i-..il.“~,M.
cleaning was my occupation inpn- _,
other country; I know that th'c
1-4:}.th
public will soon realize that their . .
is ~
:' r‘d l.
on Iihpvo all'the
I clean.‘kitchen _ .
noes. and examine rhhnneys. :. .«
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.lthouglitfful property 'owners voila, .
Icemin’g-‘this-mutter. . ' “
'G‘eza Potmcschll. . .. «
{4 center Stunsouurwmlkioonn.
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PLOT’TERS' lN THIS COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON. May 21.-Evldence
of uplottlng between *(tcrman and irish‘
agents in this rolmtfny for anuprlsing ?
‘ Ml frequently to make _ “kills" and she entire alimentary tract. - Do your Mm
seem to anticipat where the bull was :aido bathing immediatelyupon rising
mum.
Bridgepofi'vat Semlinven.
Hartford M New London.
.in Ehgland has been nncoveredby (Joint,
led States‘ govemtttcnt.agents rand is ..
partly irresponsible :for; the recent ‘ an
1 09001101113“ i in tbevmorning to wash- out of thc‘sys-l
going to land F‘dm her
be a future natltrnal champion among
the competitors. .
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Jacob Ruppert.‘ president of the Yan-
kees, has unmet tomorrow as Clark
Griffith Ball and; Bat Fund Day at the
Polo Grdund. when baseball outfits
will be presenled to‘representativc
companies of sollhiera from the vnrloua
organizations a
and vicinity. M is is in confomiltv
with the ruling vhf the American Lea‘
gue to set nsideMone day in each city
pose of which i to provide baseball
equipmentior the soldiers in active
service. Mr. Rulpcrt has arranged for
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fictional in New York‘
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ltacnuet. The QUa‘lltv 01' Play “’85 Militant all the previous day's poisonous
,‘prislngly 800d for the youngsters “Muscle, gases and sour ‘blle before put-l
ltliere is a Doesllllllly lhfil there mflyitlng more food into the stomach.
i To feel like younl; people feel; like
l-you’felt before your blood. nerves and
lnmucleir.become loaded with body im-
purities. get from your pharmacist ' a
nutter pound of limestone phosphate
'which is inexpensive and almost taéte.
‘lesa, except for a nourish twinge which
’ls not unpleasant. ‘
Just an soap and hot water not on
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
frenhening, so hot water and lime-
stone phosphate act on the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels. Men and
women who are usually constipated.
bllious, headachy or have any stomach
disorder should begin this inside bath-
ing before breakfast. They are as-
the subject'shorfly.¥ld'
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Providence . at .Wochstcr.
Waterbury at Springfield.
Friday
‘ New Haven at Bridgeport.
New London at Hartford.
Springfield. at Watcrtlury.
‘Worcester at Providence.
Saturday
New Haven at Bridgeport.
New M’ndon at Hartford.
Springfield at. Waterbury.
Worcester at Providence.
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irrr'rs BURCH, May zip—Harry Greb
, train No. 551, northbound. was wreck,
rest of [rich leaders by the” British Kovv
ernment.
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TROOP ‘TRAIN -WR_ECKED. .l
TEXARKANA. Ark. May 21.—'I‘roop
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, ed near Garland City. Ark. today. the; ‘ ' .
engine and four makes new: o-er. No.1"Royal‘PlatrtationiCotfeezrlb. . ‘ one “
turned. The engineer and firemen are” ~ ‘ _ . ‘f . . . . ' ' """ - 4
reported to have‘been killed and sle Afar Dlnner Blend C0369. lb. . i . . . . ....... . .
ten or more soldlrs injured.
Chillenire BlendfCélfec‘.‘
" Golden Santos‘Coifee ...
“MERIDEN LIQUOR VIOLATIONS}:
MEMDEN,"May 2L~ following a“,
won by a closemal'glmlasbnlght in his .
ten round bout with Soldier earthen.
Greb fought hard *in the-early rounds
and learlly. outp‘ointed Bartfield until
the _sixth.The‘Broklyn fighter won me
seventh. eighth and ninth on I-volntS- James 'B. Gillulygand they were'heldl‘
. (animal on May 28. ' “l
The last round went to Grab. ~ .
tour of members of the- State police in
Meriden, yosterduyyfive saloonkeepers?
were charged ~in police court, ‘thi's‘i'
morning. with selling on Sunday. ’t'hayl
are Oven Gaffner, Silvester-Mosaic
|tic. George Solek, Michaéi'Mcflunnland"
' ”Try anv‘kind-Lsatisfaction coo-ranked. .
AFchckmnnnidtéCo.
‘i83:& 85 Washinllllln‘
..... 1b. 20c.“ 5flbs. broad:
sued Linwood!”
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