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fl‘ilden Profits in National .3"
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gig: ygflwmg;ixmme Wright had a lead of tw

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Up 'l'i Struggle 38' clinch the victory.
. fore V ‘V . ‘ , ' his 330' in the last two sets Kansas show- 3 3
cumb’s in Four Sets ed to far better advantage. Wright Some of the ball clubs are going to

 

was Emmy tired and Kiln-see month ‘mve a hard time genius together a
his loopins drive from the W3 decent looking lineup for the Labor
with such telling effect that he won1Day games. A good many of the play-.
at 8-10, 6——3, H, 5-]. 6-2. . 3ers ans determined to follow Socro
One national championSth Vas de'itary Baker's order to the letter and
cided, Vincent-Richards winning iorjquit far other work this evening.
theseccnd time the boya’ title when he Zack Wheat has notified the Brook-
defeated Abraham Bantam 3nd in 31’“ club that he will quit tomorrow.
three spirited sets at 6—2, 9-7, 74.1mm Baker his given the Yankees
-—--—--—-————~ Lsimilar notice and Slim Love already
Yesterday’s Results zhas joined the International Fuso3
i3Works at Bloomfield, N. J., where be3
NATIONAL LEAGUE. will pitch for the ball'club.
.Washinglon, 6;,New York. 1.
ston, 12-4: Philadelphia. 0—1.

Cleveland, 2-4; Detroit, 1-2.

Standing of the Clubs.

Robert Lindley Murray of Niagara
Falls and William T. Tilden. 2nd, of
rhiladeiphia. won their way to the
Mini—final round of the national sin-
gles tenniz championship on the courts
a" the Wet Side Tennis club yeste.»
day afternoon. “may to now bunk-3
stsd in the upper half cube draw with 3‘
Lieutenant 8. Howard Voshall, while
in the lower half Tilden awaits the
winner of the fourth round match, lie-3?
tween lchiya Kumagae of Japan andE
Lyle E. Malian. 3

Because of these two players being
one round behind it has been necch
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The Giants and the Ilrooklvns min-3
glad in the briefest argument of tho
3season at the Polo Grounds yester-

 

final round match until next Tuesday. ‘ Wnn. Lost. P. C llerday. New “Wk 00““ over a

Ori inally 33 was scheduled for M0333 Iloston .............. 73 40 .698 in the last of the ninth alter cumin
, g . filewland ........... 71 54 .568 fifty-six minutes of play. Five min-
day afternoon. \ 3“’ashington ......... 69 55 .556 ', .

Murray mule through yesterday‘s en; New York ...........59 50 .4“ utes at the start of the pastime were
counter swastika famous Boston (‘llicago ............. 57 63 .475 take" up When Arm" Flown" was:
”sen“, Naummel w N33“ mm a“ St. Louis ............ 56 63 .471 presented with a $50 check for hitting
3 . 3 ' " Detroit .............. 52 69« .430 the hull sign in left field last Jute.
to! the laurel: to his credit. in many Philadelphia W50 74 .403

That one run at the eleventh hour
,was enough to win for the Giants, 1
_to 0. with no one out.

i This was the shortedt and ansppiesi
‘came that has been played in New
3 York since the Giants and Phillies rip-
ped off an eight and a half inning ar-
gument in thirty-three minutes rive
years ago. The baseball record for u.

respects the match was a repetition of
the final round match between these
two slam in the national patriotic tour-f
merit of last year. which Murray
“won. fills. ym'a contest proved a
find struggle for Murray, even though
[he Was able. to. clincb'tlie victory in
tour scum/15, 6—4, 7—5. . 3

Tilden's victory was registered over3

 

Games Today.
New York at Washington.
3 Philadelphia at Boston (2).
Cleveland at (‘llicag0.
Detroit at St. Louis.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 1; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia. 1‘3; Boston. 0-8. '
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, 3.

 

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Atlanta in 1910 when thoy ploy
same in thirty-two minutes.

Two of the most famous stakes on

According to Sam Langford, the3the American turf will be decided at
block ”a! "can“. Jersey City 1. an Saratcga this aftemon. They are the
awful m in: which to find ona’s Hopeful, for juveniles, at six furlongS.

way. Anyway, Sam, we was match-33nd the Saratoga Cup, for [hfeeyeap
ed w meet mm, mm; in an eight-3 olds and upWard at one mile and
round embro‘lio in tho {Jersey cu, three-minnow. The Hopeful is worm;
ball park iat‘i night, tilted to Im33 $30,000 and in quest of this rich prise
the park and the fight had to be W33 score of renowned colts and mud
Ported for a iortotsht. :wlii do battle. may Kelly, the cham-
3 plon. is not entered. Neither is P. A.
Saul has wired the Topographical: Clark's Dunhoyne. But despite their
Department for a brand new map “absence the race promises to furnish
New Jersey. .5. cable slH’rlnx contest. and it would not
3 3M surprising to see the victor Inns

Cobb. gas and flame: Huston, 0“ yup a new record.
sinner; Marauville. navy: Kelly- “‘1 W. R, Coe has named three to
Stan:
Jack Miller. marines: GOV”; fntfln'3Realm and Tel‘entin. Each hssrenrnod'
try: Pipe. naval aviatiop; Evers, sill'3braclicfh and undoubtedly they will
letic direct.or~baseball will be repl‘figo to the post the atom... A. K.
seated in a variety of use! in thopbiaccmber will he represented by war.

fighting forces. tenet and War Pennant and they
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re sure to have a host of friends.

One 11 the be“ first basemon3bflso-3 arry Payne Whitney will depend on;
ball has known was a ‘rlmlml‘his Vendex and Pigeon Wing. and
one-tilugli Jennings. "Mimi“ mthey too will have many supporters.‘
first when nis arm failed at short. “°.Goorao W. Loft has named Rodgers
ranks with TennEY. Chase. T“°k°_r3nnd Deydue, but it is Rodgers on:
and Donahue. the “33‘3““- Maynejwhich Mr. Loft lays greater depend-l
Zim will film“ “‘0“ “9‘5“" once'jence. This colt has shown great,
ful. quick. clever at 1001"” an“ "n“ speed in his trials. Hannibal will-
on pickups, lie 005m l° b° ”‘ ”‘3' Curry Richard T. Wilson‘s colors. and.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Walter Merrill Hall. and probably nev- SI. LOUlS'I'lllFbUl‘gll. Wt‘l grounds. 3 short game was me by ".5“; m “is; for the MI. i 2 if the track remains heavy this son
or before in a championship contest ““ 1_ W of Oklahoma is considered to have a
. Stand": of the Clubs.

did luckpiay such an important i‘t‘lt‘ Chicago .......°.....82 43 .666 w d PIER-JOHNSON chance second to none. .1. W. Mcy
yet a Cutlcal moment. “all had the New York ...........69. 51 .575 NMWALK A [; EXPECTED T6 PITC’fi ‘Clsllnnd's Eternal. which hung up a
Murcia filmnflt within his grasp on'. to {infirmfih ......... .2: :3 .9312: c 0 new record though suffering from se-

, ‘ nc nnati ......... ‘ .o ~ . ‘
.1.“ “mum”, on an cosy kill em} Brooklyn ...........55 67 .451 . . . . (in Sunday afternoon. at Lighthouse WW horenes’f fortnight 33"- also “3
turned ,tbe, complexion of the mam Philadelphia .........5‘.i 66 '“5 3 P033333 New ”833,333 “.3333". Johnson. named to stall and great things are:
1mm °“" °t {myoheer ‘0" Hall ‘0 the. Boston .............. 51 69 .425 ‘ ' the speed king of baseball and Wuhcmcted from him by a host of prnc-3
chest indigo. .1 f 3“" bl. Louis ............ 51 74 .408 .. .. i M33333 American 1333333333333 m" 33313333333 tical horsemen. The others entered.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3 The caustgpnbo came to pass in the
tourth set. the one which was incom—'
innate afloat Milan’s play. A rain storm
'ltsd hslhd the content when Hall was
leadingfifl, i—-6. 7—5, and 3—2. with
file naturals: at deuce and Tilden
serving. The Bhlladalnhion took this
.nrne windmills» scorn three all, but
man sweat; Much. the past two
games, brawl; through Tildon's serv-'
ice in the mold. one to make the

3 On Sunday morning the Norwalk A.
:C. will cross built with the fast Lynn
Stars at Seaside Park. Bridgeport. A
large ' crowd tia expected to go tot
iBridgeport to!» the game. Tho‘bnsl
lleaves Boston Stow 8:30 sharp. lint-
zferies for the morning gains will DI.
1:9,ny he wmlalnscn. MLCOUH or
‘Princs.

in the afterncoa,~Danbuly-wlll be
the attraction at Amusement Park.

names Today.
Brooklyn at New York (2).
Boston at Philadelphia (2).
St. Louis at Pittsburgh (2).
Cincinnati at Chicago.

 

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 4-3; Buffalo. 2'1.
Baltimore. 6:: Hamilton. 1. 3
Binghamton, 5; Rochester. 2.
Toronto, 7; Jersey City, 3.

 

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are Olio Roger's Cerinus, Robert l..‘
Genry's Delaware and Ladv Rosebud.
“AM. John“ Star Hampton. Willis
Shame Kllmer's Mormon. Edward Ar-
llnztion's Questionnaire, Joseph E.‘
Widener's Grimalkin, Commander J}.
K. L Rosa's Sir Barton and C. E.
Michdwnlt's Zulelks. ' 3
. Once! the Most Races of the Your
Every entry has. a mod chance to
win. with the result that the stake

will pitch for the New Haven Colon-
ials against the Boston National
[dengue club. .This nllrntnr baseball
attraction promises to pull a record
breaking crowd at the shore resort.
Manager Weiss will hate Walter
3Pipp. former New. York Yankee first.
anchor and other stars 'on~ his team:
The big game will start at 3:20
o‘clock.

' On Monday. Labor. Day. the Colon.

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STAMFORD LAWYER SUED
FOR DIVORCE FOR CRUELTY
33. Attorney Samuel T. Jennings. a t,
_ 3 prominent Stamford resident, is named ‘ "
as defendant in divorce proceedings
' '1 "nu, ’ filed this well in the Superior court by
_ P'da Cla'son Jennings of Stamford.
Ill .‘ o charges that Jennings began 10:3

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Hydroplanc Race—New . it her cruelly 13 days after their
York Boat Is Third ..';iage, April 17, 1916. This is m- . . .

 

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DETROIT. Aux. ills-The Miss De- il‘e. His arstwlte was Miss Hendric.~

troit Ill.of,the Detroit Yacht Chill “‘03 of Stamford. who secured a divorce , '

the first thirty mile heat for the Gold from up: in 1915 after a hearing had 1 ' ‘

Challenge Cup on the Detroit River
course yesterday. The home hydm-
plane averaged 52.1 miles an hour.

“Gar" Wood. piloting the boat. cross-1 The hot sun 3m]: dangerous " .
ed the line third at the start, but took . there is a m. of undigested food in
the 19“ immediately afterward andi the stomach, causing distress and onto

was never headed.
. intoxication. casting consenting pel-
in the first I” the m“ Dmo" "1' sons throughout the system. Foley

311110“ “lulled. the “I‘m m“ “I" Clthmic Tablet! give pmpt and.
s five-mile in. nude at. Minneapolis ‘sure relief. They act gem” but do
last year by uisafletroit manllklnz- their work mumglfly, They cleanse
50.43 miles an hour. Bomuae Wood the bowels. sweeten the stomocll. ud
did not have to drive-hard to leadrhe mm the “vet Mmmepded for is.
missed the record, gains the course at mmuon, hiliousneas. bad breath.
an even average of 50 miles an hour “mung, gas or constitution—Wile»
The Miss Minneapolis; representing. M“ Corp,

the Minneapolis Boat Club. finished W3
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second averaging 48.66 miles an hour
T84 vourammmm

and showing 49.8 miles an hour in bar
a WosMIdt’llllt'Sw .

first lap.

New York's entry. the W hip [’0' Will.
Jr., owned by Commodore J udson; of
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from own or fnsm- M
3;; cars! selected by" "I";

the American Fowler Boat. Annihilation-N
and enterod. from the flake (loom
summonses ;
, TONS MADE TO 030113

Yacht club, did not do very well. The
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“on hold below a committee.
tmw-rrm
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Whip Po’ Will. Jr.. had magneto
trouble on the econd and tldrd laps
and did not tibial; until nearly sun-
down. taking 2 hours 1‘? minutes and
20 seconds to complete the thirty
miles.

The Miss Detroit ll. entered by the
Miss Detroit Power Boat Association.
the champion cupdefsndm; withdrew 3
after two laps because of engine '
trouble.

The Hawkeye ll of the Lake George
Regatta Annotation. was withdrawn
from the- m. which is decided on
poinan of for starting and one for
each entrant detected.

The My dirwon the handicap ex-!
press museums. booting-the Accius‘
hymns-m at. a second in a tannins
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Hamilton at Rochester (2).
Toronto at Buffalo.

jail on ”I side. at. the not. it look- 3
ed for nlhrhlwullhliks Hull's point. 3
101' as am Tornake the shot mount, w,“ PLAV
that H‘l‘mmilfile bepnzwlthin point PHILADELPHIA, pa. Aug. 31.-—3
of match. One-time big issue stars are expect.
The 3’9"" boundedshlgh- “M Hall ed. to participate in the series oi’ five.
set himself [or what wasslmost the amen for the. baseball championbbin'
winning pilot. Thomtothe-smnsemcnt 0‘ “18 Atlantic. 0088'. Shipbuilding
'of the spectators and lo the counter» erdb. to be ”1‘de on the Polo
notion 0‘1 HIuJIW‘; he missed “19' Gmud.‘ N" . York. and, Natlo‘llr
‘9le common... He'hsd lost slsht’ot' League Park; in this. city. The can
it momentarily incite. slam of sun- tenders will bribe Harlan team of
11th and. ill-was that; one fact alone the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. an
which immatldihcf battle againét Wilmington. Dela. he an winner at
éthe Militia States chamblon- the Dohwarss Riven Shipbuilding.
With his failure then his brilliant male, and amp the sandal-usurp...
play wasiat once shattered, and Tildcn. blinding-Company team of. Shootou-
. taking heart. in. a contest that gave island or the Norse Dry. Dock Coma
him such-a, fortunate break. Was able puny nines Brocldym who. are lead-g
to blaze his way through to a convinc» ing for the championship in the. News,
ing victm-y. Hall's ploy. looking all of York; district league. * ‘ ' ' '
the lustre and finish that had marked Anon: those- who played in the
his earliia' 3W“.-
Tildelnltook the, fourth set by run- ship were Joe mum and Lynn. n!
flming oft'dour straight-games. and; in.the Chicago White Sex. and Dunlontx
Fine {indium Hall; was unable to smith and charity. of the Washington
(anon histauitzio-mmusnaym-ahla: Auntie-Mamas team. 4
to win callous game. The score ot_ ——-—-—-‘-‘—:é-.-s l -' w]
“the match was 37—6, 6—1, 5—47, 7—5,‘ NERVE OF A “ROOKIE!
6-4. How complete ’was Tilden’s During some recent manoeuvres.
: mastery at the close is told in the fact '53-” the RahObOth Sundnrr'llemldi
he took nine of the last ten games. a "i" recruit had been 901? 0" E3
in playing against Niles, Murray 3. 9m!”- ‘ I
" showed again the gradual improve-..- 0n ”cm”: “’9' mamas: W"?
’nnent that has been making itself man- ,tbe ofllcer w“ “9‘9““! “3'heafl’3,‘.‘
.1!th in his‘play oil the week, his skill "if ”“3” “k“; _
increasing with each matcli, Seemingly ”3351:": ye “V”? as for me “9 33
to lust the point of being able to will -« ‘ , .‘w
lhia way through to an advanced brack- Disgusted!) ‘Wf‘m “353 cm".
it is doubtfuhwhetber Murray has “3° we” “clam:
, .. "Why the deugldtn't
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. Jffiash. of coma Nor-walk. owner oi
m “Wine paviillon..picliod up the s ye and;

diets and sailors will be admittedt
Oulrs’s White Son. thesemlapro cham- free of chorus.

pious of: the store. will play. hero; Tho;

Blue Ribbons of Word; will nlsol SOLDIERS GODMOTHERB NOT

probably be here for an added attrac- “4”" To WRITI NOW

tion. ' ‘
On Sunday, Sept. 15th. the Atlanta:

team will probably play here.

turf. having been inaugurated back in
1866. it is a weight for age stake.
and is former years was the corona-
tion-of thy kin:,of the turf. Andrew
Miller's Reamer already has won the
‘crown and alleleal ,in this classic can-
not take the honors from him. Roam~
misaentered. but unless the track is
dlwlt is likely he will 'be withdrawn.
Whihim out it will be a two horse
nun-between Ticket audihrry Payne 3

BOSTON. Aux. 31.—Soillers' god-
mothera must give upscmumnflu:

Alter Sunday. Sophia, the Nora with the men of the Britishand Canoe
walk A. 0:; will'play double headersldlan arrnios apowdiu- than order.
at Amusement Park until the end ct| that was received It tin-383mm and
the season. Wifll- n double attract C‘nnadinrmndtium heresy“,
h“ every "k'tu’e m” “‘3'“ ”lm' Whitney's threeyenrold Johren, un-
come out to help out the local lads. . Tbs omnibus are. said to have ,1”... there an some last. minute en-

The lineup for Sunday‘s game will found thstitinrpracilcehaa resulted inajtma, Ticket. ran a .hard‘ race yosmr.
be as foilm: 3 3the containing 39! important militaryrdwwbu‘ halo 9. my." colt and loves

Williamson c. (‘ronk p, Youngs lb. information by' the enemy and at. g. race 1 the mud. So if Roamer is
Hall 2b, Prince as. Anderson 3b. law- though all persons who write to ”la-omit he will oppose the mighty
son. Mason Meekernnd Richards willt diets are not under, ambition; it hey I“. .Iohren can run on any kind
‘cover the outfield. .- basil cleanse wise modulate this ofrn dock and unless u is fast he will

practice in which chancés’have to-bc' 30404119 post the {atoms and pinba-
- taken. ~ July will win. Advice: from Safatoga
last.- nigbt‘ had the track drying slow-

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F8 To ENJOY‘BIG-
TIME AT contours TODAY-
The outing of the deputy- sheriffs,
association of Fairileld county to-‘bs- 3
held at Darlin's=Polnt;Nor-wallrs thlanf- Bookley. of New Hm. 3" trons
ternoon will be attended by an Sheriff nurse: at Fort Bliss. Texas.” is reveal-
Simeon Pease's deputies. Deputy ed 3 ‘7‘", romance which, «cording to
Sheriff Selah G. Blakeman of Hunting- plans may would hays resulted in

At Nash Pavilion. Comps Beach. From

Lighted oi...- ML ,SHEW’
There come near being‘a very sen-'3
one cunflsgroticn at the Nash pavil-
ion‘ at Formosan-ch several deys ago
whenta pile of old papers and rubbish
which had cullechd under the tiavu-t
ion became ignited from a lighted cl-
gtu- butt which was carelesslyfifo‘p
pad through the grated flooring. For.
tunately‘a young man employed at
the place discovered the smouldering
rubbish before it had gained 'much
headway. and crawled‘ underneath,
Smothering the tire with sand. Only a

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has made the amusements tor this out- in“ Marian; Instead?“ loudlM_
ins and dinner and will preside at the her tctlm filthy, the ' . , "ng199
speaker's table. .mmpa'il fiber 3
in addition toths dinner there. will ”1...:th tile soutbg 1111'in
he talks by each of the deputies and to- me my, rest'ng place. as the dir
while the purpose of the Gathering iss tailed talltsry- guard-of honor. Upon
not political. the fate ofa number of his arrival!!! New Haven onhlfi "‘1
office-holders. in this country may be_.mlnslon' be. for til’s first time. be
determined during the afternoon. came acquainted with her minim.
' {Mooney of New Tuvalu Bod rm
AN mum Missionanv ‘oame acquainted at the one she be-
AT WES! NORWALK MEETING came 11¢ch to’tlte ‘bue hospital.

overturned. in the kitchen of the pa‘
vilion, spreading oil over the floor
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3 Niles made superb stand in the last Purse." in h 33 . wwaflm it into a noel-by. 1st, and th‘ Spiritually and intellectually ,eiavs- M Fort 3“,. nine cr~ten_mcnthl ago.
not after it was 3-2 district Mum'y'. mow? 3M3 _' ' » . 6:33 Will {Mass on the floor wasnnlcltlyoxtm'mtins will!» the sol-vim at West New .._....— —~—-—-———-—-—

determined effort to finish on the con-
test. But the rally availed little; in-
“tbe long run, for Mann was deter- '
‘mlned that he would not be drawn into
a fifth set and broke through Niles'
_ service in the Ml'ltmflter the 9‘03.
gamma had gained a load of {9—15.

 

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Null! 1111“th. Sunday afternoon. 8:80 *flmmfl ““13“.” Pay. ‘ _
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' ”barman: lug; 31:51.3. min-Special. music‘s!!!" ~bs"'a feature. andi3‘
Won otthe‘ilenuhlleanjslaie runny psi-suns :mnu'in. plan to?
“’T ‘sie-umy soar: j gust-item. The dragon mrww

request of‘ the Moral he] Adminisd

plenum trips Sunday.

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ton. who is president of the asociatlon her mm'w Sergeant rm.- Clliflhsir reputation by efiectivo action.

WY , S: m.“ : ”Wit

hm” HUM! “N’- . 5 Won. Lost. 1,3033an mm. “ 3"”- “is '“" ”'3 lab; will play (‘nmp Merritt tone. “1“” W" “3“” “1°" 09““ em“. 0" sectortymmbcfuethowm. j 33 ‘
. Withuor-Laomas turbochhlmint Toronto ...... -....:at 39 .683 the deciding can 09' lb. ”'10" ” champions of the United Stales‘gmy the year. While the chances favorl 3 3

”the 1‘8“.” Boil [alums load or Biaahamton , --------- 80 38 .673 each team has won a nine and a fast camps. at me 3",“ Rock ball park the Coe entry on adry track the fill", ngqugsf puyEg 0401031013 3 3 '3
ism—thanonlolsrean hill to,mo.cap.§:l‘l31:3‘_:re """""" if :2 '33: km" “‘ “wt“ and Yankee Shooter, ms worldfs camber. Whitney and Loft entries and ........ 3 . 3 . I

nor that Mun him the next. Rochester: 58 59 3 3 0a. Labor Day at 1:30, Sulthport ”We“ baseball mum“. will bo' Eternal should run good ’races and 3Jitnslm Valnly Try to How 8uuoo- 3 That’s ‘ 3“
«point- Tfldn, however. was fighting Buffalo ,,,,, 53 55 3449 viii play here and wazxo the fast one. of the. stars of the‘Colonials, Pill!) will be close up at the ‘finlsh. The 3 lion Modified for Thorn” 3:
3""... w- against! the “13- Hamilton ------------ 37 73 .336 3Locomobiie nine of- Bridgman will also will play with the Comm“. in “dark horse" of the race is Question-33 3
'psndin‘aktsltc and made a tennis “my C"? .........23 9° firm the. am. Mitten: played “335 m" m 'm mm “m but naive. ' "13:2“leth Egtygelbgdfgil . - 3

style mom-shot well World the. Gauss Today. 3a fifteen in . tie with thoBtorlc Both his m“ will be unwind by 3 While the Hopeful is rich in morn stsnt stream of? telephone calls froml _. 53 WW m 3
baacllwlmalinndumrauon be toas- Newark at Jersey t‘lty. ffurd 301““ iMlls “'0 "‘3“ “30' hug“ J. irony of Hartford and sub oytbs cup ”“39 1‘ richer in tradition. k. m.“ not understand the '-,. - . .
at up midi! barely managed to Baltimore at Binahamfon (2). I On‘ Strum. Sen. 8th. Bill Mu- “: is: one of the oldest stalls: on the ”W ' 3,3,,» m m 33

trstlon that motorists refrain from
Yesterday! '
the amount of special pleading that
had to be handled at the fuel admln- L
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the routine worh'ptnthe omen. Jic‘
nears, who have homeland to take
parties on trips Sunday and Labor
Day. consumed it considerable amount
of time in vain attempts to persuade
the administration to modify the re«
quest fchauit their.90nvsnlenoe. One
man called. up to state that his dough-r
tor was- coming home from the West
and expected to hornet on Sunday in
Springfield: He was. told that the)
Federal Administrations ruling had
been published and; that he would
have to use his own judgment and
cliltscience in deciding upon the ne-

cessity of the trip. ,;
, ‘ East Nor-walk.
A THOROUGH TEST : 3. 1m. 4523

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South Norwalk "Reader
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Nor-walk. says: lfxidn'ey Emplaint
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felt lime and sure. Donu’a~ Kidney
Pills, which I got or ‘Glcndsnlng a
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