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IXIMANAI’OLIS. .iune 14339
(or the organisation oi the Inii'infiiiofi-
a! Pfiiriuiir Athletic Association writ-
dilution lit-n1 last night with the lie—
mouse for the mist. hi the interest
at th‘ project. of Charles 0. Curr. for
uteri-crimp Association and Federal
player and manager. The ar-
. {taut-flier“ _ lmnfigtl1l1-t»1
II“ A Inf-lube? 0! lb. Republican (-o‘u-
twice at the confining. \‘hirh I'i‘
'Wlinmed Siltiiif, 5?” ll Hl‘idl'e'
fort yesterday. . 3.
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multimillion
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“Always Took Drink o'f
Witter and Did Other
Things in Tight Pinch,”1
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14m 1 [9.1.
roll com
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Soldiers 1 and 'gailux~5':'§-.p§1e’ y“. club atdifleflni times in linSamit
terday ililldl: happy by the announct‘n: l9l6. He did good work with )lenlpbisa'
ment that for the remainder of Helms spring. ' 1 ‘1
i"- 31 Blighnrd.,filoireoe£ay return-l
‘ed from a business trip to Cuba. has.
been visiting at the home oi’his mo»
liner, Mrs. James Bimhard, on the
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:iitrsrodsiramihifigh tournaments. Sty HE‘PJ‘IW“ be admitted “infill?” M93. 8‘4"": To make mail-{.01- “‘9 many new- 7, _ _____ PO“ Road. 2 '1 ‘ Mild: 9'11 (”km“) or Do 1‘ Q: ,
ullic will include all forms of athlet- P010 Ground: on the paYnienl of the comers-Miller Huggins has manedji‘“ lilrs. L'Homniediehu has” moved to ‘ w I ' i ‘ 7 reel 1' g‘ " ‘ing the weeksen 1m... j
lhmmhg down his roster. Tommy' ' - 1 1 ' William C. Evans. who enlisted from} . 1.3“ York city with tirends. ‘ 1. t: ""
lag quit. He 15 and 31 seats.
Fielder Jones}, who will return to» hisi
lumber'propel-ues in Oregon. His 're-‘
tirement may be ascribed to_m,l,ves.;lowing several conferences between
A splendid basebalh teetician, “Onesilllfl \i'al- Gallup Community Service and
fretted and 'fun‘ed and fussed “midi-any Hempstead, president oi; the
found fault with» éYerything and New York National Leaguejclub. Both
everybody when filings broke badly. the Giant and 'Yankee‘ management
‘Ytlung‘lstown, Minneapolis, (‘-int1innati,!:fle’rltlli‘alég"gl-efik ”‘33.. way 01" the 1:3 22:13:51), 385;!er “88981990“ uplif-
80819.0!» Reading and pOSsibly other '10-’1981‘20900‘; wns. Ihll Ball paid v ‘1 . 'ns o a 5:9 nun}, 1’9 01
(zinesn ' a year to produce win- 1n(le Sam s boys, bill the “air Cami)
nlng ball, but the fennel. manager of officials now are authorised to issue. i:
if», will be turned over‘to patriotic oil—rt Corp Henna
jt't‘is ‘Stli‘Cled by the. board of direct-
or): ~ _ "
it is planned to have fourday tour-
11.4119an in lndiatiapalis, New. York,
clhcago. Bus-um. Pliiladelphia,‘ Pitts-‘
burgh.- Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore,
\i‘asiiijtigton. St. Louis, Toronto. Brook-
]yll. Buffalo. Toledo. douisviile,‘
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this town, where. he made his hornet
gClark. the veteran catcher, who at the;
.1 lstart of the en ason was obtained from ' “I ' with his “5‘" “1‘9 Alfred Ph'lii “
J . _, _ _ . Therenlllbedac'v in N .1 1‘ ‘ ' ‘1’”0‘
This pleasmg result was attained foi1i01ncinuati in terticlllent of the Leeg‘walk C cuntr y Clubfhigbexninge m lthe Old Tokeneke Road, has been Pro-g
' ' rooted to be a corporal. '
'Magee'l‘im Hendryx denl. has been re-"
Of‘l" Mrs. W. Ferris substituted for Miss
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Leach und‘iion'éffl!
Henry and Oliver. ofBrookfin‘baM‘trf’
visiting Captain and dire. H. Wtrflolmvs};
oi Rowaylon avenue.
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turned to Matty. At the time
(.121th colonic here Walters was on Kroger in the Marvin school. Friday. ‘ Mrs.“ Theodora Davenport and . her; : i
the innired list and Iiuggins was fear-h. ’ __ ,daughter, Miss Elisabeth, have return-i Mrs. John H. Coates has returned
ful lest he be caught Shorthanded in; L ed to town. after having spent several! home. after spending a few days with .1
. ~ Joseph Rocker has accopied a pas , .
the backstopplng department. lie also: lion with the East Norwalk Electric monthsdn; Washington. where Miss Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lynch in Brook: at:
counlcd on using Clark in the coaching ‘workp ‘Da'venport has been attending school. 131 ‘
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Miss Virginia milder of Fourth! The 'strawberry festival of the Lad-i A telephone he‘s been insilullo‘d‘in
The. promoters include ' denies J:
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CUFbBEl. John McGrew, Barney Old-,1)" worlds thdlllplon White Sox have‘ ”3'53“” ‘0 uniformed men 10‘? all Na‘, ”OWN...“ Huggins some (lays ago .street is recovering from an attack or, ‘95 Aid. Sociefiilflf the Melhwfi, the Hickory. Bluff store at -Hi . rig
field." 301mm Kilbane; Harry Hemp? up the ghost this week. 1 tlonal League games scheduled at 'the reached we conclusion that he did noet.ille1lllt‘a$leb. :Church was lleldiTnurBdarnlgbt. and; Bluff. and the store is now one ital: .{1
"Most nervous Polo Grounds. It is expected the. \an- [enjoye‘ihy a lmgoznuuiber. Becnuu‘ business. E I
want another coach and that he did ,.
not need another catcher. Hugfiins
1 said yesterday that Tommy’s arm hall
5 surprised him and that he would make
it mighty fine worker for some club inf,
l-ll ‘ild,§Giii‘l'y Hermann. Jim Thorpe, guy i ever saw,'
Grunt? Hugh Brown and James Cuts“ LOUiSJ’ldYPl‘ said yesterday. “Al-
Dllnn,,i Mr. Carr expects to interest ways t00kt a drink 0i writer for each.
John'K. Teller, president of the Na-Pnll’fmm“ Dlalf- Al‘ Boston in n:
titlnal League, and Clara Griffith of the critical inning 0'19 Of our men was
Miss Laura Hell is confined to her oftbe cool weather, the affair was held1 . —~' _ . ,. ,
home on 36 (fore avenue with the indoor: and not on the lawn as had 3 TM family 0‘ Charles 31“” 0f '39“? I,
‘nleasies. \ been pinned: 1 York city have moved into theghouse ,
m 1' lot Bruce Kellogg at the Boli‘tlhland”
Miss Laura lillshbatlm of Second? The following local young menhavcl crossing for the summer: months.11‘
kee‘s management will make a similar
ruling. 1
Harold Illlel. tilild catcher of the
Yankees, yesterday received his call
Washington American club. Taught 0“ third after overrunning .. . . need of a first class backstop. Tilt! 1.1 '1
. 1 1 . . in". sack. Jones filled and 'ltapidly‘to the cows‘ Ru?" “ho was in the Mods ....9 irving to get 'l‘omy a job with street is confined to her home with to been ordered to report on Monday to, -——-.—-—- ‘,
1 1 ., , , , 1 suburbs 0t St. Louis, has been ordered 1 ‘. ' - 1» 1 - , 1 ,, . . , 1. Miss Ruth Stevens of Rowayton.“
r ‘ 1 ‘ thank a class of water The third . com. Among“, “......m “up. “fitness. 1cnter Uncle Sains service .it Until.
lesterddy S Results .. _ ’ ‘ to report to Jei‘lerson Barracks at St. ‘ ‘1. ’ ‘ ‘ 1 1 ‘ , l V it M avenue. is enjoying a {\v0 weeks’vaca‘i 1‘
«...—.— 1basemall turned and by a marl'ellous l . J 07 T1 'l'a‘nkecs ob- “'nslflngton is likely in get him, i ' W~ 1Mi’ild9, Mnlyland. Allin Forte, \ o e., ‘ ‘ _ . ‘ ‘\i E1 “
NATIONAL LEAGUE throw caught the batter off first for .oulsd 2n lune .' ' “if f‘ \i n ; ‘ I A llli’iftill? of the third district Cfi‘il- 8. Nelson. Edward Punzelt. George, lion fromher dim“ Will] the b“ - - .1;
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Brooklyn. 1; New York, 0. | an unusual double 1,13,. Jon”, '“m m‘ “ ‘ ‘03 "n “’m 1 c ‘ 1 The Reds hm.“ WWW! Sam (iranehmlhsmllel‘s will be held Monday e\1.lt-Tmell,Jr..\\altel Rlluel and Andre“ . 'IUPDMBE 10011193115. and IS hmufimfilv»
pills club of the Southern Associttion,‘
and he showed fine promise. Owing
toihe fllct that he. was ill Class l-A.
llnli Huggins knewil wouldbe 0an a
matter of time before he would be.
log at the ctfires of the plant. 1.. Weignlan. [the time at Atlantic City, N‘ J' ..
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ltllrcw up his hands, brought them
'down. filled and rapidly drunk on
other glass of water."
Jones wasllle Alllerica'n'lcnguc’s
"inil’oltli‘r from Atlanta, both is doubt“:
fill whether they hate first claim on
him. as lndianapoiis declares it has
purchased (‘rallo from the Crackers.
Philadelphia. 10; Boston. 6.
Pittsburgh. 3; Chicago. 0.
Sf. Louis. 12: Cincinnati, 6.
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. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Barnum. of Port Joseph Hubbard. a colored man who: The Brit Finger Circle of the Bam__
Chester, am spending the. weekend at lived on uppPl‘ Mansfield avenue soy.“ list church was entertained by Miss 171
Niel] COHdEO 011 Marvin's “PEACH. oral years ago is now an innmte ofl DOI‘CIDY
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Standing of the Clubs._ 1 Raymond at her home on
. wd . Lost. P. 0. charter of the Non-Treat Cl b. He . . - . ------
[Wichita ------------ 35“ 17 1 ..673 Dotti his own Way. refusing tou stand mm to the mfim’ Huggins timidf'd‘ to ”l..'l‘hai 8450.0 side but on the outcome “"‘”‘1" Fitch’s Home for the‘ Soldiers. ile i.:,West5id9 “9“qu TUPEdaY "F“?Pll- ‘
Nt-wl'ork .......... 35 18 _ .1660“ front or orccpt oh‘fi When he first ”"9““ in ”Mm”? rcilulnli). "mymw “My... Kubz-llogush snap m the (jar; Tliolnatt vliondricks » of medium. over 30 years old. and can tell nlall)"Quite a bit. of work was accomphsbed n
{ffiffm‘glpmdjfi g: . Egg clinic to St. Louis to manage till‘,mm all the eypmencp I”) could ”(1” 'sino Monday night is the real darb,.-"‘1."*“~"-_-i~a 11"?" outplayed “51bx‘iflm’,h‘”“'interesting stories of the [infirm of a and a Hociill1_tinlé was enjoyed. , 3..
Cincinnati ....... :...21‘. 29 .4112 Browns he hid out on newspaper-i Pitchers Dllzzy Vance. obtained‘The money 55 no“ in the hands 0- ;CF on .Lc “ ashington street budge. gcnfrniioii 980' , l . 1 : I
J’i‘mllm'gh“*"1-"11'032 3.9 “423! men. refusing '0 b? i‘i‘““"“.‘“1€‘lz ‘ Yi‘rom Memphis. and Walter- new ”“3 HilfiflMgmm‘ “Rm” froth ‘ . r ._ i . - - | I i v. Mi‘s.‘ Goergte‘ Shpdder, who h?
81 Louis . ...~.. . . .21 99 .420 A peculiar ch‘hractciu‘libut “ ponn ‘illl‘l'di the University of l'cnusylvnnz,lllld Fritz Cialfi‘g that be can (“3 1m, Eduard lirocllan. \\ ho enlisted ill the, The: final accounting of the esta e l . beenvflle 8,1195}.qu Mfihmhherhmhfihi
lib-whim ............‘22 g _415 known baseball hourly, and few pitch in pitcher rnporif‘d to Manager Hug. a few hundred lilo“: better? with Banzlicscrtvss- some time ago and who. is ”it“ ‘ah' Albert Hughes of Minefield (‘usilman of L'o‘gan streewhfll‘ rot “ g
Games Today. 'mg as well. , . Eelm; vcstcrday. Vance was with the gush money it one wants ll.’ ““0: “‘31:???“ ‘:}}“°?“‘¥"“1 ‘5 spending ai'enu‘e,'has been aDDYOYi’d by ”Ob?” ed to her home in Huntington, LEE/3‘
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fifigli‘nzitliifiéfitmfldlnijl' iAMBUI‘ANEEnRIYERS . .1 V ‘ ‘t‘l’llbhhféghillldl'ti for the Red 50x13“ : Williamtlehrinann has resigned his 1:13:40": ":9: SW 0:3“: (it the estate. ~:° iii):n1:i::l‘eiia:w“$:i;?im ”134“” .1
Chicago m “MERE- i I . . . . .1 1 . hl‘ANE APPEALS fRfl “season: Heft: is another'new lllflb'ef-pooitiont at the. Emit Side. Electric wmh about $5,000. ., i. n ' ...—.... ’H:
... , ,to don-the Ao‘rwlilk uniform and lie is plant. Harry Bennett will succeed Mr.‘ ' »1 ...—......— i Sunday morning- worship} at the
AMERICAN LEAGUE-.-
Bbstohi=13i‘I’hlladl’lphla. 0.
Wilshingtonu‘fl; New York, 2 (iii in».
nines}? 7,
' Cleveland. 3': Chicago. 1.
St. [outsmctrolu ‘wet‘grounds: .
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*1 Score cards will be unsure at tomoo
'row's game with-trio complete-Wino!!!)
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- That Barnuy Oldfield nor Ralph De-
. Palm‘s have llpthing on our local pa~
09.1.13“? tribunal: lit-twp 1.1m: molt-1i
i! , 1 1. g 1 _ Visunlltotpleascihc local fault with his
{ “EDIS‘BN "EU-N ”“44, playing as he. is rated as a first clnrs
l ‘ ' " 1 ‘man and’hus piliyed‘ on some 1of rim
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Eastern Rogue Directors
’ Charles M. Brown, now on the U. S.‘ Methodlerpilooinl 1Chllrohuwili-«1ber
cunb'Ollt Ozarhm’ho made ““10"” held at 10:20. 'The pastor. Banal-1J3...
. The Daughters of the Amortcandicv- he”; with his sister. Mrs.1.l.1A. 1 Faith Kastendidck wllbpraacb. gum; ex...-
'ollltion oancw York City were the Danie. had 1 nut-MW escape from 'oning service at. 7:301wlih'1pmml‘lf‘é.
guests of Mrs. Harvey I’l‘yson 1While (lentil by oil-owning ,opcpnny, when in song service. led-hr William J: Jen.
‘0' 39351510 ..piacc. ”gird” 3?“ "9"? moduli of Mexico; the craft bolus Nth-mags, and with a bidet‘mqmehnlille
Gehrmann at the electrical works.
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1 . . .. tilled rogether for Mon-1 . . 1 1 1 led i’ .1 1
_. Signal at tho (flung, , , , _ . ' C. . , . .. .. . ,0! both tennis. .i‘honnmeéis cal 01‘ enjoyable ,lauinaieic.1.; l 1 . , ll. One of the 1r ” 1. _ F
. L' "1 .M. .Won. Lost. P.C.'en yesieiday , afternoon in n wllal day at New Haven . ““30 and the indications m that at . . . __ u" . ;. . . not in allude], equal ‘ pastor,. Sunday echelon with Bullet...
Bosloll. . . . .. .....3 ' 24 . and exciting "“91 “”0““ ”'9' 5mm“! , ' ‘ llcllst 2 500 lans‘wilibo present. 1‘ Frank‘Slack of Vnr ztm direct toy. “‘9‘“ m "he" ho“ was. 08 ‘ Study ‘mm iot- .men;nnd1:wom.-wflw
New-York- ----------- 3 24 -564~'°"""“ °"1‘"11Sh°"‘y 8“" noon ver‘ President Dan o'xoll has called a” ..__.‘.___.._. 1'leer employed at the 0mm tivlinllppE ‘ ‘ . 1 ti be'mldxwmo‘a' m" mhlvmwm
gltivelaud 1...., ..... gill g: .2509 tel-day a call was rocelt‘cd at police. meeting of the directors of the EasternJ ’ . 31“.}, inctol-y has accepted a position “1 George Arnold, .lhe wealthy 51:": var mutiny“ Thursday menial at 3; t1 '
_.h cago 1,‘ ,,,,,, . , , a. , ‘ a: . 1‘ , heddQUlil‘iEI‘S "18‘ ii “100““ . ff' ' . ’ 1 - . i. . ' . of Paternitn,...N..-J., who was-c a rman
Wuehin toil .........30 30' .00, , g ‘l '3‘ League for next Monday afternoon, 1 ‘1 (messenger with the Adams Ex ress , . _ ";——T . . - .
St. bought '..........25 29 .363“ WWW“ 0“ ”‘ "m ““9" ““1 0' “N". Juno 2; at 2 o‘clock at the HotclTufM .1 ’ company p .°f the “ml S‘mdw‘E““““s“° A” Each: year. Rowfir N!“ 5‘ rem .
[Detroit .......... 20'. so Joli-”WM" 3 ““"lb" 0‘ ”OWEN" and: New illiven The cause at the meet-i ' 11 ‘ 1°iauon-0t mawny' which’had Charge 59mm"“'m”m°' gm“ i‘ cum 0: 1:
Philadelphia . ......21, 34 .382' “00‘0” we” immediately “"‘MM- int: is an appeal taken by President. C flwmmmw ‘ 'Richard I! (‘llstalson b i h _ ‘ of» tho‘vcammlxn conducted by “e the mallow- Normal scb00l.’ This
‘ . i . i - ‘ ‘ 1 ' ' 'n u c e' “ famousovangollstthore two WIFE 3ng .9” the villa” walroprountod .l‘lY.
Games 'Today.
Washington at New wYork. 1
‘ ‘ Philadelphia at Boston._
Cleveland ‘ at. Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit;
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.’ INTERNATIONAL LEAoUE. imiles per hour.
I [B‘i‘ (“mm ”Who “m“ in "‘9 rear, P ions lr of the Bridgeport club
ldidufiieotbgrmfi “Militile ‘3‘“ “n“ m from lho recent decision of the league;
‘ p 0 p“ ,‘s at,coal 0" executive with regard to two gamesl
mm 0“ 1“" immedme'y dam“ m'!plaved by Brid epol-t with Hartford!
ii“ his “0089 patrol and started downi 1 ' 6 i .
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‘F'airfieiti and New Haven. . ’
BasebMioyers 1Geb1:uaso
avenue at the rate of 45.1 ‘
die had g9” but a. (‘atchor Charles Connolly of the
:1. . «j, _1 git-utility. ms liabilities oi sumo. all
‘ ~ l5 ‘ Tunsecured. 'Hisassats consist of debts.
Mao.“ ‘
Nat-walk. has tiled a petition in bank- we a in town yesterday its the guest ot Miss ”WIN? Jfinnlllfll ,1 “WNW 0hr .
Mrs, Riohord Tiador of Tokeneke. Mn! and.- MM» “timid! Jennings ) 0%1'
' ‘ . ‘ 31 this third
Shelvingnud other fixtures for the figgzzteém: Lhrm’fifgefiwgm’:
Stewart grocery were brought to town ,1 . . 1 ‘ h is “34
.E-tmsterdoy. and although the metal cell;- regroum'gbfaiogamnpingcidés
.inx isnot yet oil. and other parts 0 we“ heldliiwmmxiat>t9§9®%;lhna.i
wine on open account, listed at $92.96. I
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355$: “'nN? aggrat'use 0), very short distance when he noticed 31:50:: St “$282313 $211353: :3] 0f WNDfitinciions in1 t 1. m 'Mr' Ste
, mo , , _ . . 1 inijronh‘oi‘hlm- the well know ..I 1 83 ‘1 - ' ,, - 1 lhewodlnnot 5'8 com '3- ‘ ' .. ‘ ' e 9»
, n tear «President owe“ that he 'had noii Mercantile Help ‘ 1w ioniew‘Can’ n 5mm and Mr. several pebble. Wmothlspiaoe w r:
3 (Only two games scheduled).
' Worcester. 5; Bridgeport.
New. London, 4::Néw Haven. 3 (10- undoubtedly be staged in the coursel
. innings).
Waterbury, 7; Spiringfieldbfl. ,
4.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won.
Lost. 1 P. (7..
éless Berg. who would much rather go:
Heavy Workers Unaffected. 1
. Managers. cooks.~clerils and other
1i ‘ , ,employcs not engaged in the actual
. ll almnzemenls have been comv service 1of food and drink in public
‘1”di and the Boston Red 303‘, the places and'exempted from the section
, Headers in the American league pew declaring such “F"‘CE of food and
nant race. will appear in NOI‘Walk to. drink non-productive Store execu-
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{been for the jitney Bill would-have! ‘ .
ibeen given the honors. A race willi 3 I.
of a few months in which the two to
col boys , will have it chance to per
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Standing 0H" Clubs. loutona wild ride than eat. He a“W‘s sue a con me, an ha further-l “Durant draft boards Will receive 'Deveriil.:the managerot the ace 5 ”W - 'li
. Won. Lost. P. C. was going a; a very lively clip an a (more. he was under suspension and instructions today direct from Provo,“ . "teary, were both busy directing the ‘ Thewlmwgsgloh oil-lie «Chiletlat
filllihamton ......... {‘4} 9 .775 wasvdetermlned to “,1“ the race lmLtho'suspenilion had not lifted when he, 3138“] 6999"“ Cl'OWdel' Explaining jivork otgetliog the new fixtures in ’W kg 1 Coolers which habbe'e‘d
“$.35; :j:::::::::§3 $3 .210 When '13“! with his little 'Dodlrebegalléwa' placed in ”‘9 ““‘wp‘ The Bridge‘lder uhfghiy‘gfietlpeiuiioik :1: flghl"m.‘ resolution for reopening 1“ {he myiinogrogrfeslmll:tbiflbeknttthehoma.‘
Wm‘onm‘ ............. 23 20",, ”535,: tohpifick lipslieed it sure. did'lookvbod p0" club asserts ”‘3‘ he was signed draft ago, regardless of 'tlleirmc‘lgssi‘ér-v More on the old location owupierl it,“ Mrs 'Rl char (11 .Tiador- thirgg'hfiéxé’w
Newark ............. 20- . 212- ASS-riot- our—undefeated ambulance di'lVer. 30’1"“: field at Hartford Tuesday, June: ”“0“: must; ”"3589 in employmenii .thc Stewart Company before the me I ~ ‘ held last eVening nnd1wosiootirei1 V
guff‘alo .............. i? 22): .336 ~1 B.“ for u... ..igllance.ahd presencc1 ll. prior to his taking part in the liart-iheld to be predictive or Join the nrmv. " ‘m'Ji‘nwy‘ braille» in giving Seminal t'eéiitddi
yr cuse ............ 2. . 3 . . . . 1 , - . in th ' 1 ‘ ...._______ * ‘ 5"
Jersey City .......... 9, 27 _25010f mlnd Blll Canileld in getting 0111:, 1:0”! games, and they “‘1‘ “k the d! merits 31 90:15: (’5 51’0"“ and “mu“- Hamilton Pelt of this town has been pics. in {eceivmgvrequesgs-.for».pr3ye|3..
____ ‘0; the way of the hm”. there would leclors to reverse the ruling of PreSl- pooled With :3pfiz‘3; ”gym”, is.” promoted to be an ensign in the navy_i Clarenceworth who 1 was awarded “and on”!!! such NW9“ as wero1re'1
. ~ ,. GametToday. [undoubtedly be three burials, tomor-x dent 0m?" throwing 0‘" these ”"3 mentioning Professional! basebrillmmllltt ‘ -—--—4— . his diploma of graduation from Stam‘ quested. The smicethold Thursday
‘ l Toronto attntgwark . trow as Bill's company was composed |»games “"0“ “'8"? W011 by Bl‘idsepoi‘L making public the instructions, 'how- Graduation exercises of ihe‘r‘aSS 0’3 ford» High 861100} ‘3“ night. will go hi hi was ,3“ “mlreémm4ihQ1-m08t:
Bufiaiont Jersey‘City. ,of a reporter 11nd little Frankie Elfin-I» -————-—-—---— WV”. Officials of General Crowder's, 1918 will be held at Center School (111"i0 New Haven in a d8." 01‘ “W1 to 5“” imgpressive of any of the series: A111
l gfillestel’ at. Binghaujton. 'nans , i :1. 7 ‘ 1 . gm“? 53-" baseblll' playing "at pre- ditorlutn tonight. lmil the diploma for consideration 0f “arm was dehvered by. Rev. Mn
ylacuse at Baitilnmc. . 'At. the 'end of the race. 1we find 1 1.» ; g 11 l3:35;“:thggfififidbengauchiproduglivfi ——1 {the omcers of the Aviation Section of Cooley on socialpurity whicbwiaslnol
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EASTERN LEAGUE. mail a little in the lead but if it hadn ti ‘ individual case has been gappealgld Samuel Howe and family have ar- they. S,1.-lriny. :Some months ago on1the program. {and Rev. JohnCaug-
providehm 7; Hartford, 3‘ from a local baald. ,l-ived at their home at Newton ileichts Clarence. one 0fSpllngdaEQE‘fiimgham “hell-9110:1119}! ,dnmkard, bartender
ulai‘ youths. passed all ‘ a {
lfor entering the aviation branch. with and crook..now. superintendent 0f H d
V V . . 1 , l . the most famous rescue mis-
S. M. Allen, the local druggist. has an opportunity 10 m- for an ommfg ley Hal
‘ ' . .s-Y k1 it , told the 1111‘“:
installed new chairs for the use of his commission. but was told to return to‘ ifwfélrjezr hi): ":9 yrelating how he
soda water patrons. school and present ‘ m3 '
himselffwhen he had:
his diploma. That Clarence'is Was'wmel’hfid W11“? under me in
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Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wadsworth are to get into ”harness,“ the High
:to spend the summer.
School._.fluence of liquor. when he waswholiyi.
Bridgeport: .........23 2 r 1 . tiveS' managers sll ‘
, ' . ‘ . . , ‘ . .. permtendenis and - » ' ‘ ‘ "
:Nc\\__L0nd0n ........ 17 8 .686V1SMILER A) RAULT . molm“ ‘0 “lee“he Nullfilk “Olomfli‘l- heads ot‘specinl departments. travei- entertaining relatives from out of teachers who noted the .big‘ iml’rOVfi‘ ignorant (many-religious toac’nhnxqas. '
Proudence ...... 16, 12 .5713 WINS~0VER7HOLMES ,‘Th? BORiOhlflIIS' regular lineup will‘be lug salesmen. registered pharmacists, town ‘ mom in hisiasi quarter's schoolwork the result 01 the W890?“ invrtnllom
girlfg-Iiaiéfl ......... i; ‘ a. £33! ‘ ......__.. ion hand and the local fans Wm llaVC‘ drivers and men doing heavy “lurk are ' . m ttest‘ , _ land Effort-Of a mom-WW. 9. 11181356.th .
Silvio iicld ----------- 13 15 '464‘ The first block of 125«poinis of an chance to see some. of the greatest “0t 1116““ among-the clerks and“ Mi F b 0 J h f B kl ‘n w a ' ' ldoes not know.*and1wnoni hohas since
W - g """"" ' .500 point pocket pool match was play! men in the game today perform for salesmen of mercantile establishments as ‘t 91 ‘ 0 nston 0 mo y 1 ‘ ' '7 In r seen. his a result. of the recital l1
Olcester .......... 5 21 . . 1 ‘ - ‘ '1 classed as non-productive. is spending a week visiting her-taunt“ Th 'new vin under the railroad eve ~ 1 " 1, -.~,
M'aterbllry ...... 4 23 .148 ed at the Palace Pool and Billiard‘them tomorrow. 3 Gen 1 6-0 'd ,. ii \i G E ‘Ri htcr of ‘1 nsiield avc- . e pa 3 . iwhen M“ Hadley “3nd fm-nnexpteilr ‘1‘
. ;Parlors to decide the chiimpionship oil The lineup for the Re‘d,Sox'will pro-1 feum 812:“th $nde‘pil53tengisogu$1311: AI: ' ' c A. a - - blrldgeqwill be thrown open to ”.16 “an: sion from those‘who wished tax-ileum 1 ‘
l Games TOday- ’ the‘ State of Connecticut last evening babiy be: Hooper rf, Truesdale 2‘).' some as that of Major Ilu‘ckley. who ' ,flc today, to amid the necesSlty Off the Christian life then 1and them 81"
Hartford at Providence (2).
New Haven at Springfield (2).
‘ Waterbury atWorcester (2).
2 Bridgeport at blew London (2).
AMéRICAN‘ AssoolATION.
Louisville, 7; Milwaukee. ,1- 11
Columbus, 6;: St. Paul. 0.
. domino; Memphis. 2.
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lndiannpoiis.',2; Kansas City, 3;
Mlnnoapolis, ,1; Toledo, 0...
SOUTHERN 1 AWl-ATiON.~
Mobile, 10; cwonooga,.}1:'
Birmingham,:4; Lit-tie Rock. 3.
New Orleans, 13 Nashville, 0.1
, ~—'Boston Red Sox vs.‘:Norwaik bol-
mlials. Amusementrar'k. Sunday. 3:60.,
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1 before a large and enthusiastic I'hildlfiwmteman» cf, Ruth if. thrcctlinnes 1b.,nolifled local boards several da'ys ago
once. I Thomas 3b, Ecott or Wagner ss Sitting {hail cultiwwrtsi were 110‘ regarded- as
The contestants were Wm. Ayrauch, Stonechush p. E 'n 3° omes c servant cm” Ac-
ot-Soutll Norwalk. _ challenger, and: Norwalkl- Bowen cf, Cowley 3b.‘:fl$;:§tég (glglheratlhgroxgigrhlfiithg
Duchy Holmes, eat-champion of NeWICooneyns, Beck", 1H tch 1b, Hanloll; class until they engage in ‘work held
York state. and champion of 1Conn‘ecsi2b, Il‘oi'slund1i'f.1Wato s-c, Pumbally pl;
' ticut,‘1fl‘lie match, was played in blocknL The NorWalk lineal is practically
oi lth‘pbllit's pew eveningeljj‘ ithe same-as lastfiunday with the etc! ":33; ffitgfifmo: weiflgzmc‘ttmn; 01:11:
Tlihswateli,stoodrbetonegiast 1 evenf1ception..ot a towxadditionai stills tribeI class as useful a {hmny‘chauflwr 1who
logy nilitchfii‘olmesms. Ayraulb373.1.will1appearwlihihedocaia. 1Pumbcl~a performed.
Ar‘yault winning final1 block.1 127.1}! one of thefimtest pitchers Yale
Holmes 37 and ‘giviph' ‘Alflwlt the ever turned-out and who has been cut
1. championship. 600;quan 1462. 1
Kerouac. Cline.» Modelling. ~ ‘
Scorer, 'Arthorrweohe}.
their mechanical duties.
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Colouinisv in‘ pita: oi Whom-000nm 1 “10.58 93m?” . 9.11.1
livho. will, playishprt: jagthe‘ salne‘fione: 1c: ; mutual?”
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to be. non-productivo in addition to,
‘ no other service andwould 1.9.11 1 m3.
{send him into the army if hegaiso act— .t e E '
led us butler or handy around 1 the.
trolling in the uniforms of the Giants1 Boards. are. directed to aid” regis-
androther..-ma:ipr.. leaguet toamssfor mints inymuking necessary chumps in pancy ”swampy.“ 1’exppcte'd1‘1‘tho .. . . . 1 -
som1tilne1,_will-do1mound.duty1 ion1tbo~_11.empioymontlbi;,fui;pishing ‘iists' of ‘ " ' .5", bi 3133, «C8531! ‘tlotirwfifikm. . lunfildht
I it?! examination-1m Mammmkm‘w’so we“ -° “1 n. if,
psleinpiogment some,
The trees on the Mark W. Norman thedetour which was the program for; though most of those present we r omit?
1 (icon 0 do street ll ve beentriuo the" put few weekends‘ EaSt'b‘mnd‘ only Christians but. active workers.
filzd so ohmic admit moi:1 Sunlight in traific‘ will traverse the new paving“ flv'e persons expressed such a deter;
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to. the hence and-the west-bound will take the (aid: mination. Mr. Brown of ‘the1Alexans- 1
. . ‘ . ,paving on the other sideéltheifengarg-i i1" sin ging- party, with the three .
James Moi-Idle. formerly of, this Egg-$353: 13:12:05: is“? :g 11:,“1 ‘ b err Misses. Tinder. rendered several-impel. \
town.1who is now in the advertlfiinlz t “‘1’,” ddzthe new brick work iatdl cal selections. iesterdays program , .
° p a ' ’lncluded Dr. White's daily 'Biblon‘ead‘
business in Bridgeport, WnB‘a recent 1
' - , . ‘ on that side-as quickly .as possible, ‘ ‘ 1
..visitor at thebonie of his parents at whilolrueanwhile the othersldo-wlll be. ing and an addrese by .lrs..Ernest_
both ..direotipns,l .
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. W ._ . with .con‘ntatles on duty-1 as: duringl nu address by Mrs. William P, Knapp,
i . The new storedmthotr Schllchilnl: “New weeknito insure ogflnst “chi formerly a mislonary for many years
9 ‘ " * Tin British East Africa, and ibecon- .
(he, cludlng1'address by‘p'optgln ,dhnrleo" .
pt the :filllbarna‘ , y
i nip." _ ‘Antannqinting service was latoxr
l1conduci§d.bj4fiév..hlilton, Anderson. .-
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',used1'iorvtrafflc, in1 Merlan of Ch 9. i e its
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block 'lloi being'knuite‘»ready-tortilclm- dentd. , Detbiil‘bénm probably hm; no,
the roadside. renningdvfind lithe-l Potter'on.ttle “Types
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calamrlvx-itmidcmmmrs‘h law ,dfiggliongj in e m e m, “m, mm:
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