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Jim Brady Passes Away atgaflAiToTonmd or I . a“... s. .I. 7“.” w . I .. I ,. e... .__
the Age of 83 i , ‘ _ , m MBBWS . I , _ . . ,
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Matthew Allen. one of the last of the
old generation of race horse trainers,
,died at his home, 416 Fourth st’reet.i
' "Brtmklyn, Tuesday.
old. Matt Allen, known to followers-Id
of the turf of thirty yearsfago on the
"'kid glare trainer," was born In Nash!
2 ville, Tenn.
“was spent around racetrac
‘dling thoroughbred horses.

pollution
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BALTIMORE, June flat—The board

police .- coolnhssioners announced

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{yesterday that except 1.0.1“ the boxing! II'fimvr’. Grth, haebgenvsigned us anngIriii bake been sold iIIntoIthe ma-i
"contests {or which permits have beenl‘nglk 13‘?) 3:101:23, ‘ng? 1:? ”:13“: ‘iI‘I J.°I1III1§‘H§I195~ ljrobubly the} most sur—_
Practically his entire life granted, no more will be alloweddurn 0‘ I ”I‘m ’ -. 0“ “IV ~ Ie 0— P1151119; sale of all was that of C) Barg-
d nan-l log me period of the “.31. This ”6,1 flier Law man wont elen furnish exI- er to the. Cubs. Or will be remember-
ks an lcltement for the Pittsburgh battlel. ed as the pitcher who was released byV

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I‘m“ the “men“ "f Fred F“ ‘0 'lle has been going back to fast lately

 

Failing‘tofill Engagement.-
at Pennsgi‘ovc With Ros
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. . . Charley Ebbels manv years ago and . ,+ .....
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.He trained for the late ISenatorI .IIIdcil-i DenIlbser 1:1 It”: :1 39mm {oi the, that Harry ought to take hm on with was pronounced through. Barger went Word was leteived yesterday after-
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Hearst, father of Viilllam Ran d preilous ) s Lie 1 , lto Newark. 11... Federal League and noon that negouauons are under way

George

doom Hearst; George Ehret. the brew, contest for July i, but owing to the ill-i

el. the
James
",uvi ners

‘ ~which

1899. The following year he. left Sen-i
ator Hearst and went ‘to Englfnd lorl
, Jaules‘R. Keene.

"oe —sful

country and took charge of the stable!
of “Diamond .Iiln“ Brody.
trained for Ehret,
great thoroughbred. Yorkvllle Belle.
While training for Eliret the last
year he was witll him Allen was the

. He first trained for Hearst inE July 13.
(‘alifornid but came East 'with theI
Senator in 1888.

He trained the famous Banastar.Ichang9 the date they were informed'

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. . . . innally to Me:.iphis where he become for-“Iiheetaging 01” a 15 round boxing
l9 “ Diamond Jim" Brady,‘ li ' Ii ro cterst vet a Jl'O - . r . . .1 ' . . I, -
REKeene and several, otbc'r,::')i5:e :liéyvedgc-ifid m pgsipone ‘it almfxrhf:::r:£;k:r iii-lists“; the manager last season on the and f;§gi?na:§§:ez? "gimmg Kunz, I01
'the Casino Monday night, couldn't den departure of Mike Donlin. port Billy llozonns iuegsjféigiififigu:
When the promoterXS Went lieforeiliave been expected to do much fight- I Now Bargel", at the age of 34. comes promoter of Connecticut, announced
the board today to get permission toIing, He had fought Thursday and back into the. National League.- He is flint-ll was his intention to rematch
Friday in New York and Penn‘s hitting .350. and ranks second among Kunz and Bog-ash within the next’livo
Grove. N. J” and Saturday night atlthe batsmen of his league. Burger weeks to meet in a 15 round open‘air
New “SW?“- “3’5 entitled ‘0 a va'.comes to the Cubs not as a pitcher," b0“. probably at Avon Park, Strat-
cation. \i'lial! lbut as an outfipIder and” pinch 31m", ford. The how will be staged on a
, -I___n . in“ Haiti Hyatt of’lbe Yanks he may Saturday afternoon, July 13th is the
Fred IMerklt‘. 101‘ many years “be playing every day before the sca- most likely date, and will draw one or
32111121113); Emmy; fhzrlélglrizlson gets very much older. ' the largest houses that any show in
v n e . ‘ - ' this state, eVer drew.
has developed into ”1° ,Cubs’ bright-3 Joseph Lunnin. owner of the Newark It was known after MOndflV MEN'S
est star. His comeback is the semandubI and other officials of the Inter- battle that the ”:0 boys would be

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lion 0f ”‘9' season, and he 13 a pow m [notional League last Sunday held a matched within n short time but it was

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. Yesterday’s Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 1", Brooklyn, 0.
New York. 9; Boston, 0..
Chicago. 1: St. Louis, 0.
Dilly three games scheduled).

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most successful trainer on the Amet‘i- Chicago “321' L3,?“ Piaf; it“..311“:Po}.:ardvviym:r Ire: ., lconfcrcnce here and It is reported that not known for. sure until yesterday hi"
"all turf. 1:13 winning that year being New Yolk ...'.:.::38 19 :66; 1:88 a“? be 3'“ m: ii-ofesslonal zaii they decided to call a half after‘ lhe» lernoon. if the fight is not started b."
in :he neighborhood of $200,000. ’Boston .............. 29 31 » .483 j V' "ileh mg N V ikl Ohio club inignmes of July at. Newark ls sure to Billy Hogan, a certain Norwalk box-

“lliamond Jim“ Brady was the lzisl,_‘1’l}ilmiellmill -------- '3"! 2.9 433112;; 1:“ b c " ”valm'embel: of {hadron out thennnd tlleleaguu may con-II ing promoter intends to promote the
mull Allen trained for, and he had“ 2:33:35: “WW";I‘I ‘3‘}, "1311; " :al 9:32,!“ the South MlfldVItinutl only if some other city is induc- show at Amusement Park under the
charge of that stable until racing was' f ' “3.. " i ““m" 1 . ‘ ‘ ‘ god to take over the franchise for the same conditions it would hays been

.Blookly fl ............. a mi All! gun League brifouu (hp (and of “l. - h Id in B 'd t B lb. K d

legislated out in New York state. Al- St. Louis ____________ '22 34 9.90 Q The 'Gl'auls bought his re-l rest of the season. 8 . 1‘ senor . 0 unit an
V. La‘ . b . l sea..on. _ ‘ ~ ‘ , V .._.... Bogash signified their willingness to

leti then retlied. st Deceln 91.. (“mes Today lease for $700 in 1907. and he plated: If I . g in 19 to induce meet again and agreed to take their

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“we “ammg “9‘" 1"“ home. «Allen lzmuklyn at pmladelpmu. under Manager McGrnw until the; 0

tell and was severely injured.

‘ ~ ' i. 111 owner. share of the proceeds in War SllVlng;
. . . . 3,3”. Ilohcity, the Paleison in
summer of 1016, when he was tinder Silk Sox. to tulle over the and Thrift Stamps,

New York at Boston.
: who runs the

”9 leaves a “1‘10“" Georgie Duncan} Pillelll'flh N Sl- LOUiS- to the lironklvns for (‘otchcr Tilc- .
, , . . ,. . _ . , ' ‘ . . .' r. l- The local scrapper recelved word
All in. and one son, Matthew. Jr., who (hicilgo n1 tilicilllldti. , , ho! youmk outfit, hilt be is cow The 011
‘ s CMH- The Robins ”Old mm to ‘ r all the hullobnloo yesterday from his old trainer Ila ll-

riw at.

til a few weeks ago he was the official‘
tiiiiei-“at all the metropolitan tracks. I

WILLARD QUITS RING

KANSAS crrv. June 27.—~.Iess Wil~"

5 look is that alto
major league clubs will start playing ling Joe Gain, the colored sensation of

Sunday names at the Fedeml league New York. "Kll'nl immediately, sent.f
now-nus park in Harrison on July 7. with the firms word Income to Norwalk and lie
White Sex as the is expected to arrive withln n few
days. As soon its the necessary papers
.are signed Kunz will once more take
ilp his training for his coming con-

tlie Fourth street address. Uri-‘1 AMERICAN LEAGUE. {Cubs ldst year for $3.500. Merkle i

I a six-footer and weighs 190 pounds.
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The Southern League, long k

like old “men's Home, is coins: to dis-ii Yankees and the

band tomorrow, and all the players ofI likely opponents,

Standing 6f the Globe. ‘

New York. 3: Boston. 1.
Chicago. 3". Detroit. 0.
\‘Vnshillgton, 3; l’ltlludelpll‘ul, 0.
Cleveland. 5.2; St. Louis, 1H.

 

 

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PLENTY or SWIMMING TALENT.

lard'has stepped out of the square)I Won. Lost. p_ C. _ . V . . , t 't .
ring for the duration of the war. The Boston .......:l7 20 .587. l , . ~—_-—’- , l ”I" . . .
champion ls, now a suburban resident New lurk ........... fit is .536: , [Invasion by Foreigners Puts Nat vel AnIintcrcstlng phase of Marxist
. . . lClcvelilnd ........... 67 .9 .5»: , on Their Meme. nlszht 5 show developed yesterday
of Lawrence. Kan. and is cssnylug a Wushinrlon . .. ..1 '10 I
new career in the oil fields. }.|...;,.g..'" """""" 2; 39 '291 n. . . fit The 1918 swimming season will he when it became known that while Bat.
Willard has completed a deal lllill‘sti Louis . ........... 29 3“. .469 .. , ‘5 . of increased lanl'ehl. due largely to Kunz "“5 in his “”57"“ room before
Will ESSOCiale him with F- 0. HOS". DPU‘OH - .. ----34 33 325 l the arrival in this country of Mines the fight he was vlsltcd by Billy Ho—
Wicliita banker and oil man. He will: I’lllladi‘lplfifl ------‘~’1 3 .» 363‘ inurucli and Wylie oi Australia and can, the promote!" or the show. and the

become one. of the actlve directors of!
the ‘33.,
in: Company, sittingV,lit the board.
' table with
United States senator.

“I have been figuring on'g‘cttiug into
the 011 business for nearly
years.” Willard sold.
want to learn a‘ business. for. looking
into the future, the spectacle of an ex-l
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Games Today.
Boston at. New York.
Philadelphia. 'at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Onlythree games scheduled.

chief of police of Bridgeport who warn-
ed him to "take. it easy," and threat-
ened that in case Run! knocked Bo-
gush out. both Knit: and Hogan and
everyone else connected In any way
with the exhiblllon would be placed
. under arrest and fighting in Connecti-

§Neg0fiati6ns Under Way f0!“ Duke ‘Knhanomoku of Hawaii. These
3 15 Round Boxmg EX' champions give more swimming talent

. . . 'nth Near Future‘; to this cotlntry than it has ever hiltl
hlbltIOI‘IIl “ e ‘ ' ‘ ' innd eachwlll draw Iiccn competition

I from American contenders. ..
Norman Glass of San Francisco, lulu

000,000 OccidentOil and Refin-

 

Chester il. Long, former . .
Red Allen. the. Bridgeport light,
weight. has been barred from the riot

in New Jerse bv' the boxing commie-I been tsecn in several notable contests
slon of ..,..,s:;‘...’ . I allice he joined Uncle Sam's fighting cut would be stopped.

w i .. A plan Is now under way to This was the handicap thatwas fnc~

Red was 81 ned up by Larry Vill- forces - V . ,I . .
hams to lucethack Rousseau at Peuns- have a match "‘09 betWeen 3°53 A!“ 1M Kim: when he entered the ring to
ove \v J on the night of .lune 8 I Kalianamoku such as they recentlyismeet. the Bridgeport battler. If he fol-
gr " ‘ ' " ' participated In at Honolulu Harbor. '10de out his intentions and went at

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
IRochester. 11: Jersey City, 3.
Syracuse, 7-7; Newark. 4-15.
Baltimore. 6-6: Buffalo. 4-1,
Toronto. 9-7; Billghunilon, 7—4.

Standing of the Clubs.

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. . Won. Lost. P. C. ' ' c-I - .
fl‘hwmimng; cares: on the stage has noI Binghnmtou . . .. .32 13 .711 Ridbmfil: 1:121:35: 1.52:3:18 iffqid‘: This race, wln undoubtedly draw a the fighfing wop and" slipped the kayo
a trail on or me. . Incohester ........... 29 17 .830: 33:28]“; In blinked mam!) In his mi rword number 0! spectators. .. over on.hlm he would be placed under
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V DRAFT AGENTs TAKE ggrgift‘ge _ g: 2} 2231 m" match with Charles Bergen “9'“? l Mlss Fannie Durack. the Australian arrest‘nnd boxlnuexhibltlona Would be
i i. ' EVANS INTO cusrooY‘Bufialo """""""" 24 o.) .400 ”WWW, fight at “n. Sm. Wee. . champion. who come!» to the United barred in this‘state. if he followed the
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.. . Newark .......... 22 26 458. Casino, and when it was “"011 l-ciiltd,}‘3mt99 with the proper credentials. instructions of the police authorities
.5 G K Cha : F .' d t C r C . ,Syracuse ------------ 14 33 293' re-lnjured it while working out in thoI which have been 0. hfd by the :5 A. he would be deliberately throwinz
' ° "‘9'? I’” ° 3' Y m'" Jersey Cit)" --------- 10 31‘» . 2313 gym. 2U.. is one of the best female swimmers away the money his friends had

cat on Card. . Games—TEN; Meanwhile chd‘s‘ manager, Bill Me the world has ever known. The records placed on film and would thereby

MINNEAPOLIS, June 27.——0n lilsg
nrrivul here ye'lterdny lo pnrllclpute!
in on exhibition golf match for [119E
benefit of the Red Cross Charles,
(Chick) Evans. national open cham-
pion. wns'iaken into custodylly agents

of the

he was unable to produce a draft chis-
slfication card.

After a two hours wait Evans was; .
,released when :e te'cgrnlu was received, nines.
from his draft board statilig'lle had]
been placed in Class 3.

doublecross the men who were back»
ingihlm with their money. Noewonder
hed’nade an unfavorable showing. .1
has contested in RUTH'MAY HAVE

TO RETURN TO BOX

Nully had ported, and no notification, of the A. 'A. U. show that she holds a
of Allen's inability to keep the engage 3 dozen titles in almost every branch MI
11 Russian was forwarded to‘. the sport except the breast and back
.Sirokea. L ') . ,

Duke Kakanomiokn
this country several times. His most

Jersey City at Rochester.
Bingbnmton at Toronto.
Newark at Syracuse.

Ball imore at Buffalo. “‘9“ W“

the promoters at Pennsgrove.
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The Jersey State boxing commissiofll

has in its latest official publications. - .
Included Red's name as under ban notable, accomplishments. however,

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from further participation in bouts 1n7 wore in the races at. Stockholm whe’n Ed Barrow's plan to make an out-
that state. . his famous crawl stroke won him Iau- fielder out of Babe Ruth appears to
Allen is now under the management rels galore. be In line for revision. Ruth as a bitter
' Kohanomoku will tour the country every day is of more value to the Bos-

01‘ Terry Lee and will be campaignedl . . .
’ ‘ . Ruth as ii itcbei Men
for bigger matches at the opening of for the benefit 0‘ the 39d Cross. ton club “1"“ D

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I EASTERN LEAGUE.
Waterbury. 2-5; Hartford, 1-1.

l New London. 5; Bridgeport, 4 (11

linnings).

New Haven, 8; Springfield. 6.

Providence, 4: Worcester, 1 (14 in-.'

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l ' ‘WOlL LOSt- P-C. next Sea ,0“ 1 Starting from San Franclsco. he will fourth day and Barrow was quick to

Bridgeport .......... 25 5 . 33 , . - . ‘ 9th fact. With three depend-

FULTON TO MEET BURNS. :New London ........ 21 9 .700 ‘Tlle ball in Jersey could of course be 3° “Isfmfila'fi ““2? “‘3‘: can?“ 2:281:13": .,. W cm and m, 0,.

VANCOUVER. 13.0., June 27.—Fred§ Providence ....... .---13 3 .594] lifted upon Allen's presentation of the to con es .W ‘, e ' unit an suim- “ ' ‘ ' lkl‘ b' n capa'lT‘

.. ' .- - lNew Haven ...... “.16 12 .571 mers at Winnipeg and other places In three second sir n2 oxmc . t

Fulton and Tommy Burns will meet in Hartford 1,, 14 481 facts in the case. b N h . t R t _ » i of doing a turn m the box. the pin“

a four-round bout here July 1. Burns: - fl 1d """""" 1'; 17 '45., Meanwhile Red says who cares whe- ‘4 e ‘ ort “es ' e urnlng age n.to ' “phin'v‘

Sprmg 9 """""""" - "' . the United States he. will appear at had “5 advantages. But now a. m - ‘

Iannounced tbls week. Burns, one-time. .Walei-bury .......... 5 24 ,20.» tller he ever fights in the Skeeter state Chi N Y "R t (1 Phi ‘problem confronts theBoston manager

heavy-weight champion. is a corporal Worcester ........... 5 25 .167 or not. d 1:13;“ ew or ' 1308 on an 13‘ and Bribe mnv 113.79 to go back to its
i hie Canadian A‘m’and 1i ~ 1 ' » Allen ca int lh d h. . l e _ " . -

I} I 3 h C large Games Today. ’ 11 ac a e g h he wan 3. Among the American female 'swim- pitching staff.

of physical training of troops here.

-——Sentinel Want Ads me "Winners.

in Connecticut.

Dutch Leanord has left the Red Sox
The veteran southpaw has taken a

Waterbury at Hartford.
Worcester at New London (2).
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Provldence at Springfield.

:mers who will contest with the two
lAustralian stars are Charlotte Boyle,
Dorothy Burns, Claire Galligan. Olga

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tell-m cons-lion. lune tlon end polo l wheat «flour. i plated 3 tour 0' the farms 0' poultry 1 games In the outfield. It apnea

W» “I‘m“!- 1‘ “W “N 9h“ 0' l Emil Sov- nu ordered to close on "M"! III Roddlnx. Newton. Mont-cow“ fl“ love .0 give up outfieldlttl.

lulu-m.“- mu for com. pun-.nd , E June 20.17. 33. m. initial ‘0 use . Nowell: and Wectport. Ruth .. on the nlllnx list at the

I. u -I ”$13. w“; I ’ I‘ll”: m‘ . l "emf .mo‘.. of 'he.‘ Mr ”um. TM “in wt of I" (00d '3‘ ‘h. 1" Q "M. "‘3 I?“ '7'“ ‘5 ’5'
‘ m m - prom

reins ‘of Mumrd Uud In Pim’oiz
V '. him“ or Llnlmenu and

mm which in the most powerful-ex.
“malignant-nu” compounded. It is!”
glut]!!! to mustard platen. turpentine.
5 rd *4ch llnlment on t

._ - Dorfner and Frances Cowells.

The lastmamcd has just created a;
world's record and has broken two
American records In competition In
San Francisco. .

VB—-—_—
POULTRY CONDITIONS BAD.

, Poultry conditions throughout Fair- on the should
field county a're taking on a. serious Mays. With Sam Jones
aspect according to the reports of ‘R of winning his spurs.
E.IJones of the Connecticut Agricul-
tural College and L. A. Bevan of the
county Farm Bureau. who bore comHam and work three of

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 8: Indianapolis. 3.
Columbus, 7; Milwaukee. 2.
Minneapolis. 2; Louisvllle, 0.
Kansas City, 6; Toledo, 0.

Three Bridgeport bakers we yes-
terday. ordered to close their places of

1 business for a‘specifled period bedause
.of violation: of the food regulations.

by D. Fairchlld Wheeler. assistant to_
I the state food administrator. Cutnpoi

l Brothers whose place of business is at.
37 Lexington avenue. was ordered to “
close on June 28 and 27, and Sella Wer-
nick of 358 Bastwlck avenue wall or I

- 2V1 der‘ed to close on the some days, Both

'I firms were charged with failing to use

..“ proper emount of substituted with

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insult} inclined

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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, 6-5: Atlanta. 2-8.
ChattanoOga. 4-2: Memphis. 1-4.
iNasthIle. 3-0: Little Rock, 0-3.
Birmingham. 7; New Orleans, 4. ,,

ers of Joe Bush and Car

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offer made by The Cream of;
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‘tutu and beam be he: failed to no ability to obtain i 0110!ch Iml of a,“ in . um" end
_ Ium m Millflfloml. forbbtdinx lllr um and won an nun-d u “a.
lawn!!! «mm loom or mind. the mm mm for the lam-“l a omen proved

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Boxer PntvUnder Ban ‘forIWaterbury‘

position with a Fore River Shipbuild-
lng Co. and will do most of his pitclr
ing in the future for the shipyard boys.
Now and then he will drop over to;
e for his I
old team. but as far as regular serVicoI

d Leonard is . ‘ .« " I ,
Take a Table! oonful of Selle if Back dlzz s ells, slee lessness. acid storm 1
lost. That leaves the. pitching bm‘de“. p y p p 3 '

.showinz signs ’,

'30 Barrow has our 'blood is filled with uric acid, say

' come to the conclusion that Ruth's a. well known ““10er who warn: us
Erect pitching ablllty must be utilized». to be constantly on man! against kill-
.u‘ Babe cannot retain his pitchinsIngy trouble. ,

I'll ml“ the blood

well pointed
Iodine. crustal-E Into the stand

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NEW HAVEN, June 26.—\l'llliam F. Miss EstellaIVt'ebb is spending a}? 1!
Baker, former police commissioner of‘I days with her sister, Mrs. Harry ka‘
New York city, and now president ot‘g son of Chestnut Hill. “I l
the :Philadeiphla club of the National. ——-‘-— ,
Leagueflms acquired the Waterbury, Mrs. William McGrath and dang -
franchise, according to an announce-‘- t.er Alice, of Stamford are visitingfijr.
merit made by the Eastern League di- : and Mrs. John Cole of Norfield. .1 .392 ‘
rectors at a meeting at the Hotel Taft. i ‘2.

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yesterday afternoon. Baker purchaS-i Mr. a” Mrs. Samuel Andrewsot
ed the club from Robert W. Emmons. “'innipauk were in town Tuesdéy
2nd, of Boston, millionaire yachtsman, ‘V evening.
now a’ammml'sslpned emcer In "the nil-s .«1’
\"y. Emmons, It was explained, finds! Mrs. Frank Perry and daughter
no time to give to baseball, so found I Mary. of FairfiemV are spending New
a purchaser in Baker, and made a l‘e-i eral stars with Mrs. peter B. party. of
quest that the sale be ratified. :Hillslde street.

Bridgeporl's protest aealnst the!

throwing out by President Din O'NcllI. The Norfield Grange programyul be
of Ituo { game; “donI by :1 at clubI enlivened by a play, following the busi-
anamst l ‘mfo‘ 3“ 59‘” aven on ness session at its regular semi-month.

June 11 and 13 respectively. was 1 . .
. . y meetln . Frlda" evenln .
withdrawn by President C. P..Lanc. ll".,i g ’ , g

of the Bridseport club, the directors . _ .
- . l The entertainment lven b the A
having given him permission to do so." - g y Nor

. .- , _.ficld Aid Society was enjoyed by at,“

In the galile~, Blidgeport used L0“,’Capacity audience from this and neighv
holly, a catcher not regularly signed by .« , '. I . II . .‘
the club. No rction was taken on the( 3311:3923; :33"'“V;;‘9I‘I‘IIGSTIIgieglgyMIB-gg‘ i; 5
Wm Ramps “'3‘th 1;? sa‘tm‘djgdigg talent in the town hall Tuesdny. even} _

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The forfeiture of the game ‘lsy New: 32:1,: \EgytlfUD2taP‘im 5:31: Ito the ,r
lmtidonto Bridgeport on June 1 stands,- b 1‘ th A' I: II‘JC"? Y- e In?»
it was announced and the New Don-I 91“ 0 9 1d 0““) and 0‘ $119.3“. _
do pluyers’ lines have been paid. i field Thimble club, comllll§ln8“iho I.
The ectors decided that beleaflcr, cast, were MW‘ 0- ‘V‘ BUN} Mmtind y
a max, when fined by the umpire. in... “'1!“me Nichols.“ Mrs. Salim "
must lm)’ the fine himself instead of 13’9”" Miss Mary Adams. Miss Annie:
having it paid for him. “Wh- Miss Ethel Léckwbod. Miss ~
Thedlrectors were in. session for Florence Banks, 31135 nAJice Andmwe, .

- . MISS Lucy Lanignettelle \11- ‘ it

three hours and Infoimally discussedB _ . _ .- , ”Irma .‘
y . I. , .

the recent (‘rowder order and its cf— “"9“ “'5 James Cole), Mrs. Oscar

feel on the league. Thev decided to‘ ggggkng‘igtchaegfl? ItivtIIItIzrbIlg'iiu‘vlgg-g “
take no action until a more definite ”t . I' I‘ ~I .
ruling was forthcoming as concerns ‘hs' Andrew Etching“, Mrs. Willis .'
its relations to baseball - Banks, MFS‘ ““19““ Ball”. Mrs. .
Every city in the league was repre-i Chum; Bloch, M” Clarence Sm!“
‘Iitented with the exception of‘Watm». man' ‘3‘” “ab?! Lockwood. At theI
but-v These present were: Edward .l.‘ “”8" 0f “‘9 Program refreshments ot._
Dugiin.New Haven; James H. Clarkln. Icrkenagld ice cream were servedffolfI
Hartford; Clark P. Lane, jr.. Bl‘lll'Ie-V he . I? Claiming.
portir’ltfiiiuhf Shim} ' Iand Negation.
Worcester: Benjamin Houlton: {Pl-pvt
dence; William E. Carey. Sprlnuflcld;
Morton F.1Plnnt. New London.

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V MUST HAVE REGULAR MEALS. 4,

l It is mmupthut the netive in indltl is d 1 .
extremely partlc‘ilar about “gummy was rving a wagon in Not-walk. ne‘-
, cember 2. 1916 and was throw ‘

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in his meals. I011?" ‘lIci'ubténjflIIItiI'I‘lo; ground when Knudson's machine lift
lng alt a certa n on. ie mu. SJ ,the wagon. He asked for $1.500 dam»
“I“ all :costs; . A n Englfsli‘enfime“.am Gutkowskywba represented by‘
Jillian awkward ‘cltoerlence at this £95" gll'lfin‘l “Tammanr‘wd Land
when erecting a loo-foot steel pole pears: forgneudlggggb 35.0.“???“9'
with the aid of Inhout thirty nativt'i‘ig John A. Hamilton. a local‘archilecf
anthlhe mlnlmum of tackle: The pole. also-sued to recover for injuries N»
was halfway up when tile “Madman" l cggedeirnyan liIuto cItIlllIiIsioanutIIdld not
I _ . , , we as u go out found

lntlmmed that A was dinner “m?"tin favor of Fiederlck R. McKinley,

Only the most desperate entreatit-‘S. also of Norwalk, tourecover costs.
coupled with “13m". prevented ithHaIrnilton sued McKlll‘liw forffiléllo,
men ilettlng the pole come down WuhIcIaimlngthe:Vcal1-fage in which be was
riding had been‘bowlcd over by Mé
.Klnlay's automobile in a. Narrow“:-
lstreet. McKinIay was represented by
{Judge William F. Tammany. ' . ‘
LABOR To SUPPORT WAR AIMS idIIn suits resulting from 33. neighbor-5‘
LONDON. June 26.— At the opening » ispute in New Canaan, Judge Booth
of th (I f “e c i“ th L b P rtv , also gave decisions yesterday. In the
e on e. n e 0 . e a 01‘ a - action brought by Emilio Annunzlata
here this morning. W F. 'Purdy, the against Raffael Gioia. the court ewm‘d
presiding olllcer, made it clear that ed Annunziatd $100 and costs. Henrik.
'. there would be no wavering among the cd for $500, claiming Gioia had: closed
members of the party in their deter- V

a gel: and refused to dig a. neurone.
, o a sued Annu
mination to bring the war td'a success- nziata for “50’ a!
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Ieging the defendant's building on
gcroached on Glola’s property.i.-.Tho
court. gave Giola $5 0and costs. in» ‘

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‘Hu’m or Bladder Bother: 1null or rheumatlm in bad weather, 30h .1

we are a nation ofmelit eaters and , from your pharmacist about four ounoia
s‘ea of Jad Salts; take a. tablespoonful
:In a glass of water before break?!“
Euchmohlhx and In a few dug you!
ltltfiieyiwlll not lino. This lament
The kidneys do their utmost to freeflm-l is made from the acid of mm
pubis irritating acidll'ut and lemon lnlce. combined with um.
ibuoitie with-cm the overwork; they j end bu been used for [onentlofi ,
KM triumph: the ellmlnatlt'c Its-neeIflusb and stimulate cloned him
clog and thus the “no is retained to to mtnllzetbe acid: In urine so It II
the blood to poison the entire mien. , no longer at mm of irritation. in!
When your kidneys echo ml fuel «In: urinary and bladder the“
m suin- it warm. m M
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