’lftltfhol yet been determined but it average. to lav about three «is toque Mr“ I!“ 'W'fim‘htfl HU‘. M "lall m 0.. "
. - ./ 'i . t -- . . , = V. ‘ .s _ um. «I .' _mc.,mmry 0m? cmml‘n : , , I.
my"? hw~t° mm“ mm" ”r W“ m" 'h“ '1” ”‘9 m” ""40 "W“ 3““ "W“- ' it e stable as. inn blunted of!” am. nanny endina with the com... {rm laid in this city. and they had "m ”m,“ m." u" ”'9'“?
for Mt! 6t the 60th! . h p" ease allot "‘4 h, Wan.“ . h", engine m. 'lho loan anemia-shims a.
‘. - r ' ”or. i Walter Johnson is the he“ ”a" or improvement and dtlrina the nor _ "ht 0!! furflm speaking. it given ‘0 9 the» for need-act have any fear of favorit _
Rutgers does not. now exactly The three best pans in each of tho in, player The {mom twirlgr‘o .. di at -.d ow, was decided to vote in the same mnh- I“ ”'9'“ “mm“ 'm ° - he. shown to the larger eaaihl ,
~wlisl'ao'rl‘or a «cilantro~ it‘ tool!) it ri l i . l til - t " m" “"7 mm“ a m P" “r "' 'i ”m" Mimi's” “in “'9 "'1" mm“ 8““ “”9"”: n“ 'f at distance
4 ‘ . . a a p‘nc pa tar other are as it own. name_a|lpears on i,?l0 bats. Then speed in his work ‘0 warrant the his. American delegation h” t'dntylvotu Board's Molt. at “mi. mm...“ and bible?“ in l “ "Milt ‘
team will play this fall. or whether aarfod plymaetll Rooks - in order come those stamped with llel th" hp mlghi have a chance of under l is acllsme, ». than. when tho olty “roomy." to wifir‘lfr‘ankwl'mboie th‘wpwml .‘
it will playal all. lint despite that nlcliard Alletl. autonomous“. lillt Mn, mum. name. 1.680: sam win“... a nice eolne day. Just as‘ At t and of the conference Joan Mk! I t" “m“- h" ”“mm” m .i 119 west Fon'. leth street. Natl.
the “candidates ror the team more Jtllel r. Frimi‘als. West Homp- inm- mas and Frank halter filth p, i used for a contestttla Fm“. who has been suspected or noes accepted by the draft bblrd. it is . on _ . -
been called out and practice is now ton Beach. L. l. iii-'1 1“; in...” are u“, only ones "my. It’ll: :2;:‘::::M it was found “m. stair-0:".n lupporter. mint) the {ehgingim fixezwm W'
I - « - , m‘ - . .' r
going'forw'a'ld with all, the snap Toni .i. Adamson, Laurel P. 0.. the housuntl mark. All outstandan , i not 0‘ training. meeting 7“" '“m’ "W the W I M OF MUN!“ ugtqbi
. ._ x mm to throw but usually... This was a notable so» or caaaaet a o . .
and drive that entitle-imparted by Quebec. Can. lttideatur of the requests is that T"! While restinll till ‘8‘! lien took 0. "Mi-"hem threw ihe whole confer- The vote was taken and Councilman Pu or 'Llfl'flts on 1"!“ .
MM’MW“. if“ 1“" White “"1th" ’llpeaker'a name is marked on out! it h “'u' '1‘.“ his ten mended “a once into‘an uproar. Hague: myoml Murphy's resolution. giving to the. Vilma “10“1401' Mind“.
one ‘tilin'ka tiltlt deem has Mat Oiled G Knisht Bitumen a 1‘. ma 3... 0, mo 1 t " - .. has unconditional laeettlu with "lbe “unit" "139- 0' “9’01““ "’0 0" . ' '
- ‘ . . _ - . .. re than 20.000 in it. he “I M" back in work he allowed . , _ . . . mtg. .a
any oiahla pt just let him talt :4 Br yman Farm Westvllie N ll lion . name. “it" "til Fm lire-fir 0mm .wae ““ "" ‘
‘ p" 0 fl - . Bib ' A ‘ ‘ Among "w "M of ""9" Whose 200d Mrata‘ofvoboed- “I“ '"k I” had 1.700.000 dead and lhtsl. a math» layOr Donovan based his objections
“”1“?" . '° ”mm'kk “a 1""- 1‘ “- "h” Billlwlter, "tithes appear on ‘hith‘e that! 5“ Mt“ .‘ppm (in furlomu at the Jamaica nation of the war meant extermina- 0“ M“ ‘ M the City Ordinances.
."m‘ “‘“i'n‘M-fl . . N~ Y~ “W are four manta. They are: Donny m“ In a "m, mum-go". a,“ lion ot'rl-anee. ‘ whereby the mayor and tne'colnmittee
0, Mi" ‘9 ”mp8 'mP‘mlefi "h.“ lIllfld "Cd. Kan" who loans Wllh 1‘80. M. . I W p “8“ W0". "'«~‘mm. 0' m. c“, “INN him {till
football coach’i til tintr tolls tttclaid All Pittsi‘leld Muss 1‘99 ' . ' ' in mm°-““"" “" ' recycles-reasons amendment to empowerstl'totaoblet the allies- and
‘. n B ‘60 y _ yo . l 88. . . I Burns with 314. “Inner “0le 'Nh'm‘. “‘Wflf ‘3‘ h! “Ill“ . moi... 'u- “m! resolutions stating. th.‘ I'OOIIJII‘“. ”I‘m“! “a“. 81‘
for Items at his heck-and oall eight Piht’etwt Oflhflfdt‘v 0’0""!- 254 and Jim Thorpe with 50. hank'm “Khm- the German Socialists' 'rephh. we... they 599.“..va the office's are
of the “torture!” the 1017 ‘boam. la- "a“ . 1-653 linker and Pink ‘Potiic tire the only The cows sire and that were mudmnly a lillictllty and not ‘an obstacle‘to Wt “’00th! 5! WW." city 'anthorl
eluding the'illlllty Robeson. who was ‘Munl Poultry Farm. Sonthfldrt. to M. a, on the hp nah... «ha. 1. t n an illerantloaal conference "Ghowrd ties. By this malice. the mayo"
a e . . humor. and 1m. preferred to a a i ‘ ”v P"
one of the best ends in the East last Conn. 1516 121 nd Polite M lack “th . and , rd 'that only twenty-dive out of ninety and Councillliln loans 1 given l.
Will i. h I a - ' a W“ 0"" ' “MN-V "’0‘“ “m ‘-" tieleaatas revered an unconditional powartonttmml mm". W 0"
season. it is safe to uay that Rutgers ta ell arm :ka9 [huberl are the only players V“ the day. The Aqueduct course meeting. cannot a 0‘ “Mt the gentlemen and I
will have about the best team this Hollywood Farm. Hollywood. who represent the Robins on tho “it-I‘m, h veritable quagmire. and Fit: Henderson. replyingto Longuot,saiu allied-t of theothar. Despite the res- it is far superior to mustard plast-
793' “it“ it “9' put on the Kfld'm‘l- ' w“"-‘ 190" Wheat‘s name appears on ill hllfs' t hi forth '0' ‘0 battle with that British labor couldn‘t possibly oluuou passed by the Council. laSt an. mammogram orally ilnlmmtt,
at the mum", authorities don't step Braeside Poultry harm. Blonds- 'ma Jake M. h... name on as. 4"“ '“ MS M meet the oarasaa representatives 'untli evening. the mayor 'and Councilman on new. it rollers-«sonata . , ._
in fid- ilrall of Bulford‘s d ms burl: Pa 0' 0" k" w" “a p ' they had accepted labor's platform. in» Stevens still have the right to rent 1h" mumudtnln almost'instm
d" m m J 0 1' F } Ne p “I \v Y m. . .. Walt! fit Sit! N“ ""Y “0“ ”m eluding compensation as well as evac-ioillcerln'oaoaiioa. Justwhat will its "ly. it “has the place of plasters ‘01:.
_“nR:l:na'H hi ii: iii ' ’9 e 3".“';n.:u.’ ‘ ' ' ‘ tGIANTS AND YANKS barrier well. but kept him 0I “2‘3. notion of Belgium. andia willingnessldono is Him-9'“- b‘“ the "5“" will. ”mun?!" 0°“;- paln‘s‘édnd “Ch”-
' - p m- m. 8 one" ml 0 a mum l Collin l AWAIT :ERIES MONEY N“ “m “w "mi °' the ”mil? ”prowl the All‘ce'mmm que"'be “ally """i‘i‘i... made to author: out; firm” czmwonw mlhmmm- t
lPlinccion still. has set the bat mean or m _ 9.. ‘ ~ ' mm“ Th5... hum": the'ilttle sift 0'1 a! a matter of "shined wrong. I A am on was! 2 J l .-
a-t’o‘lilf I, Washmnion and J3“' imsons). Corvallis. Org" 2092 W ‘1 ' ‘ l Here Gompt’l‘s sliflered his only re. in he "fiddler 0f the SIMS 0“. w “M‘. ‘alfll‘ha fllfl ”ck. ”Gum's I“
0N0“ .0nl ' tw th f lb 0 H P Ciayesf Butt wyandottesl : Th“ mm” and Yankees are won‘lhOT-‘t’ 1““ he“ and Sky u“ fairy verse in uhlghiysucwsatui day He and 13.2mm the city's depart- congestion, mourn atlsm. sprains, ‘sorot‘
' ' " 0 or res .0 es ' ' C h dering when they are to'recelve thelr‘flew to the front. At the eighth the‘trlod to commit the mfmncp to an meats to equalize the amounts on the muscles. hruisea: coldaln the chest.
ylz‘ym' indudmg can" mm" mm "gnaw" mm. m world's series money According tu'race was ovor so far as the 'result alteflntlve amendment. stating, “we. city's bookl- The million W“ 95"“ bronchitis. crow. headache. lumb‘Fo.
who went through the 1917 season Cook and Porter (Bttff Wyan- 1 - ' .waa concerned Sky Man "a lead- will meet at is conference with those A motion to adjourn until the next pains and aches or the backor ’04“;
under Sol Metzser have reported. dottes). Easthampton. Mass. lfill “‘9 “"93 “‘0 mm” and “lawn“. ' , lonly ofthe Central Point‘s who al-eln regular meeting night was mule-and and chllblalns.
h t fro th ll ed l ' S indlans are 0mm“ ‘0 “mm“!!! in “‘35-" "m" lengths and “flung ‘°rloprn ‘revolt against tlhlr autocratic passed. 'Every household should‘vllofe a” jar
1}! 1' emu E :38“ en at n the d: ” f the neighborhood of $500. or almosthls head. '1' it“ “3"“ be!“ ‘0 punlgovernment." The conference resect- ‘ ' ' oi Cream 0? Mustard in the medicine '
in’fzleil-l grind? 1;: 3‘138 on mun PRIZE EXHIBIT !ns much as the losing club The Red him and he passed the Judi!“ two‘ ed ""8 amendment by 8 ““9 0t 33 “‘ “CAP” HOUSTGN NQW .cbest go: emeranc; All: yoilg‘dTg-
a ‘ l ' ‘ 5 - ' t R‘ohard “T Wilson's - . .- . . . gist: c and (2 rs: 0m 8 20.
. R. M. Murphy. the W. and ~.l. mun Div-P71“! 6W :3: and (gum trilolmdirlhleo" :llce: 523:3: airlift: fl; Meet that (“SJ _ powers «and "m- the 1mm. LIEUTENANTCOLON‘EL 3,250. ‘
slate manager. has received assuranc- ' A Assnflm, . M “,L 9 0 9" 3 3 a “m , ‘ » " i _ on!!! Wet? determined Mt to meet ~ . The Cream of Mustard 00., South
es from the military commandant “nut” have not yet been paid off. Itance in front of Licut. (i. D. “iden with enemy loaders until ‘:they have' A cahlegram from Flrnnce tinting: ‘Nbl'walk. M74“. ‘ ."
fl. 1‘ the schedule may he pm (1 a! 1‘“ H II b ’ '_ 0,“, Giant with a sense of humor pro Hindoostnn. _ crushed their autocratic government oetved conveys the [lesson I .
' ‘ . ' ' - - I“ | . .. . rne’s Polteman beat Com‘ 01‘ we. have crushed it “if them.’ nee that '1‘“ Huston. half owner oi ”mm-dam
‘atithd Till e, tht d .sald. I can sympathize with poor T. P.T'ho 8° .
art . s in us a an ——- . With the Americans abstaining. a the New York Yankees. has been .
’ other teams on the list.
imitations
ililfs lullli
ll WW“
Because also War “apartment has
failed to announce regulations goi-
Olnilg and Sandsrdiains athletic?
Irate Ind competithw in tile varii
one “has ill “immune whit-ill
"ale be rho has for thd‘vStudeats'l
may...
twwhrtuus
W the recent world's m
ul'WM‘
illti it until
’ i'r mm, of the assess?“ filo
man who Mflam‘flmufl-
Army TM: can». there alrea-
dy exists m over directly 0!»
posing thew. which have Been
made by't‘be‘fifiitnry commanders 0:“
several institutlds.
At the Univprillty of Pennsylvania“
all athletic «my has some to all
end for the tithe being. and the call
rot- football Wes has been sea!
(illtled beat“ (to military command-
at has not been able to determine
elicit,- shat procedure should he
roltowed However. at nearby mun
and at Washington and Jedersoil.
Penn Slate .tj'lttshsrs‘h assuranc-
t-s have 4‘ . ,H ‘ that schedules
my be oh ‘ win-god and that
students! if!“ he created to students
on teams which have to make ions
trips. it"ao‘lld ocean that where the
Pittsburgh commandant rules that
that eleven may play Pennsylvania,
while tbe'commndalt at Philadel-
phia mites that the Quakers may
not play Pittsburgh. there was ground
for appropriate Action by the War
Department. which is the controlling
authority. 'l‘lleoooner that action is
taken by the proper ofllt‘lals in Wash-
inulon the sooner will the intercol-
louia e athletic situation be clarified.
i it no malter‘wllat rules the War
Department makes there is bound to
be a big restriction ill competitive
oports at Pennsylvania because the
locker-rooms and rubbing and train
1m: moms in the Weightlllan Hall
grmnaalum‘llnildinlz have been taken
over by the military for the establish-
ment of Mass, and there is dam
:pr thaHhe gymnasium itself will be
converted into a mess hall fol the
men of the training corps. if this is
done lt-Ileam that Pennsylvania will
be hard put to it to organize a basket-
ball team-shit there may even be-dit.
flrnlty in getting together awlmn‘rlnlz
and other indoor aporia teams. Wlieth-
er the Varsity training house in
which the athletic association has its}
headquarters is to be commandeered
in is quite a odbcidflioe {kit‘fip
ell, of the Cuba, on the ma which
MATW than to marshal boat-s list chari-
ling him from a pitcher to'fi‘uaichor.
As manager of the Tomlin hillb. of
Leghorns Next in Order—
Sky Man, Which Couldn’t
Beat. Pony Last Spring,
Leads Home Field of J uve-
niles ‘
W PM Your Far the international mm. in 1906.
. W Barrow til-st conceived the idea of
“———- lmaking Pitcher Mitchell change pa
STORES. cone. Sept. 2L-in the sltions. and saw to it that Mitchell,
forty-sixth week of the laying can get his chance at batching during the; m price Of his feed, “mm! a 581153', her" retitled his title as the world‘s
‘tion at the Aqueduct track yesterdavthroe-ousbioa-blilard champion by de
eggs} Mitchell dill not take to catching as afternoon. H" “Mm“! ' MB "9” 0". fem“! cm“ Otis of New York last
which was 210 less this for the pre- naturally as he did to phasing. out shod horses. in the first race in a Debt in the third block of their match
test at Slot-rs the total production for morning catches.
Ill pens amounted to 2,161
needing week and 46 less than for with-his arm allowihrlislts of whori-l
the corresponding week last year. A pass in tough games he am to the}
pen of Oregons from the Agricultural job and mid? good; 'in fact. so Whiter. being ti 30“ 0‘ Aeronaut “d pl" "8 Kiukbefer, 150; oils, “2. ‘i
'
College at‘ Corvallis. Dream. won did he inake good‘that he was our;
first honors with a production of 61 chsa'od by the New York Americansllng that the late Schuyler L. Par-eLAm ADOP'I‘S '
eggs. The next four places in order Later he drifted back to the interns!
were won by four pens of fighorns. tlonal matte. working under Course
A pen belongins to Clifford 1. mod Stallinml, of buffalo. and graduating
dard. Woodbridss. coho. waipecond from 'thai club to the Elston Nation-
with 49 one. A. P. Robinson's_pen als lfl'wl'cll of pltcliers.la which as»
from Calverton, N. Y.. wall third parity he rendered Valuable assist-
i‘lace with 48 «KS. Willi? “DUNN. ance to the Braves of 1912 in the win-
Farm's birds from Hollywood. Wash- ning the championship and also of
lngton. tied for fourth place with s the World's series that year.
PP" belonging to E. A. Ballard. (‘hest- incidentally the Toronto club fig
nut Hill. Pa. ures prominently in the present
in ED“? 0|" tht‘ fact that "19 ME“ world's series as having graduated
liens for the week were largely both Barrow and Mitchell. the re-
].egllorns the average weekly pro- 51.90”“, managers of “it" Red 30x
Motion for all the Leghorns was and (yum
lower than for any ~other breath: ' I
being 25.6 ”its. The Barred Rocks
averaged 34.8. the Wyandoites 34.0.
Rhode island mils 27.x. and miscefl
laneoua Varieties 10.8. Twentyasix in-I
divldllals made the perfect score (or. W110 i3 tht’ most popular major
the week, of which ‘ten were Ply: league-bail player among the Yan-
motltll Rocks. five Wyantioties. nine kee soldiers abroad and ‘nt 'camps
Rhode Island Reds. and but two at home? Tht- question has been un-
Wllile inhorns. From ‘presel‘it indl lvlttinsly answered by the demands
cations the average production for of the Americas soldiers to the (‘lark
the your will fall sulllewllai below the c. Grunth Bat and nail Fund for
figure reached ill “W two previous bats. In applying ibr the baseball
POMFStR- A‘. "‘9 Mm “NIH“ outfits the soldiers are milled to
lot” production ‘8 lbOtit 2.300 W specify what player's name goes on
'9“ than tilr mrreevoudina date the bats. Willows bearing the autir
last year. This means that unless graphs of Ty Cobb .yg in (Mint do'
the binds show an improvementlnana; 5,332 rtirka‘o‘n which swears
Ty Cobb bloat Popular
Player Among Sailorsi
w-
duringihe next-few weeks tiny will.“ gums of the leading some 7
“um.
Bkl' Man, .- little unit which early
this spring has not considered worth
common gallop. ‘
Sky Man is a highly bred young-
Tl'anid. He looked so well as a mrl!
sons bought him.and tamed him over
to William Karrlck ‘to prepare for
many ricll stakes. After Mr. Parsons's
death the (‘Oli Wad sold tonne Quincyl
stable for .500. When put to train.
in; early this season he couldn't heat;
rt pony. His owner didn’t want such:
it horse a‘mllnd his stable and uve
Illlm away. A few days later he was
returned with thanks. The next week
the owner of the Quincy Stable pre-
sented him to another horseman. but
usain the cult came, back. This time it
sarcastic note accompanied his
i
“He's ttio t-l-eedy for me. I can beat
him mist-ll and I'm not a thorougllg
bred."
So slow was Skv Man that’et'en the
stable boys refined tnwpl'hlm.‘lle
wouldn‘t do for a sadiio horse and
he'd cost money to feed.
Just when Ms owner was consider-
ing sending film to the Berlin Socio-
iy along came James Fltulllrnbnl. ,xmuu of Serbian time!!!"
the famous trainer. “i know a man
who'll take the colt." he said. "l'vc
been worse looking thoroughbreds
than he win races. Give him to.
Johnny Moran and 1'“ train him”.
The colt was presented to Koran
it‘ll: began to into him.’ i
cullflt‘ut a Pony »
At first ”say "In. didn't
reqsouluily thrashed a British delegate
and aoioly by it unulne desire to help for
— —.-—~ --.- ._,_
PORT Sof-A- LL 5
Those in charge of the tourna'lnent
determined, if the weather permits to-
day. to play eler)’ match that can be
crowded into the daylightah‘ours, in
hell’s of bringing the three divisions
of the tum-eat to a conclusion.
However, if-slse courts are too soggy,
the final events will be held Sunday.
KIEOKHEFER BEATS OTIS.
Three-Cushion Char/pier. 30h.“ Thi
in fiateh.
~
CHICAGO, Sept, 21.——Augie Kieck'
by a so 9 of 50 to 48 to sixty-four in-
nings. 9 score for the three nights'
faunas END”
wnniunurouu
mulled m- M Ono). .
dllnaisty is overthrown.
is possible that some sect
not go so far as that, but
that is the meaning which many or
the delegates desire placed upon “he
'rlelsolutloig adopted after a long debate
1. pac sis cut a sort" it ' ‘
terday'a session. ’ gure m "k-
Sidney Webb and J.
ions wt.
certainly
H. Thomas
he spoke against the roaoiut'o
i . ground that this was a capitalism
and imperialistic war, rather than a
struggle between autocracy and dem-
ocracy. All through the day Goinpers
and Frey guided and protected the
lung maritime resolution, which is
really” a colllbination of Wilson's
limit and In ail-war platform.
As eventually adopted, the Russia
resolution represented a considel‘biel
compromise on the part of those who
opposed lifted intervention. With the
t .
vote was unanimous that. "it la la;
conference's opinion that in confer-3
ity with article six of the. President'n
fourteen points, the present effort of
the Allied onurnmentrto restore the“
Russian people must be infideltceti
freedom and democracy and totllrart‘i1
”kill; the "cups of the 11!“ lint
permanently secure." 0 on
ma use assassin “minim.“
_ ed by the Council to borrow. in the
|
.
J. will play Notre Dame, Pittsburgh.
Penn State, West M;
. of the County Farm Bureau. and Mr.
and the Boers. president of the Market Ga."-
iden Asscgiatlon. awarded the pn‘zea
lyestelday afternoon. and there are
{now affixed the rank, name. use.
BROOKSWORTHY. '3 DEFEATED: school of all the chlidron. so it can
‘ easily be ascertained by a look.
Among the
WM
“3'"?- ‘
Young Trotter Defeated After Nina
straight Victories.
RiVERHEAD, L. 1.. Sept 21.-—Four
racing events were held yesterday at
the Buflolk County Fair. The upset of
the was was the delta! of Brooks-
worthy. a bay cult and by "other
entries l..r canned
boy took the first prize. no the (via
judges call attention to the fact that
the fullness of the jar. the color ofthc
mod product end the wetness in
Harlin. are all factors in decision
old, where that! Is a tie. as often hap-
udoartreli. Manhattan-“imitate mouldethe all“
autoimmune“. 1"-
“w b, m .mfib “chimp“! .
. "e' m "use. nears-am no in
("le- Wuflmnmmnuv
«mountainous-shamani-
wise-MM“! MIL aha-”M
mature“. m“,L°’
uhbfifimh
goods, there are four by boys. and a[
will have to look to their laurels. The,
padre in one of the most thrilling rac-
‘es of the season in the Glen Cove
Selling stakes. ’ti'or three-sights or
a mile the two c'bith’mmlil‘eil Strides
and it was not until the. very lai-t
Fred Merkle. Think «if him setting
only $500 for losing on. year when
'thl'o years ngdhe 'gbtflfifio for los-
ing with Brooklyn. And look what
he used to set for losing with us. He
Imnat conclude his share is outragc- 'jump "‘3‘ “mm“ stuck'ilis M“ in
'ously email this year." .ML .
l I :1 rouhltav .
’ ' AIN “AI-Ts N ‘ .
lCaldwell Gunners Read i “
. Nat’y Men in Tourney. litany Matches to no Played My"!
1 Women's Title loam.
- CAMP roam: Ohio. Sept. :l.—I sassy of the mes who «a n-
lcsltlwelt, s. .i.. whit a score of soon] m la the sow rota out. toasts
l'“ leadlatr the four navy tea-s Wip til-nin- t'lllcl “0
which let Mealns had nails. thowwuthoolfllofthoh
mlsn- sstlsaal loan-sultan Ian least-Cleo. mot ti-
'rse lat flannel 0.. tea- wtmmdmm‘
‘umw; V“ “thwifluhlh
thd: wa~~~bhsna
cl W.* ’.*~~
‘ lflhflfiump‘a Isl.
alas can. a ass-an was t. a uni-at
‘flhlfihflu u I.
«a. _,
DRAPrhOAEb“ m“?
T0 RETAIN ITS
HEADQUARTERS
(Continua m Pace Ola)
Through a resolution, which was
passed, Mayor Donovan was authoris-
name snd‘nspohstbiltty of the city
g. sums of 819,000 and $535M) tot Illi
fth district. and 810,000 for '
Fourth district. for the current run-
ning expenses of the administration.
Councilman Russell read to the
Council a letter from Dr. Carl Axel
Hamilton. ”all of the tr"
hoard for Division 14. The letter fol-
lows:
“flayor and City Council,
“City of Norwalk:
“four “In!“ on Mile buildings.
toting on orders of the mayor, has ad-
vised us that the quarters sow occu-
pied by the draft board. will be re-
quired by thc‘cify. as the city has an
oppoltlitlty to rent the some.
‘lt is respectfully-submitted that it
would be a detriment to the work of
the board to change its headquarters
again: atelier now or at any time dur-
ing the continuation of the war: to w
Monet that your honorable body tak-
such act . as will assure the draft
board the use oi the rooms now' occu-
pied in the Town Assembly Hall. for
the period of the war or, for such part
of that period as the property may is-
sls the Council may decide both fair
and patriotic."
This letter had a decided effaot upo"
the Council and the discussion which
followed was lengthy and heated.
Councilman Murphy finally took the
floor ahd stated that he was very much
in favor of allowing the meal Brar'
free rent of the quarters now occupied
by them. and made a motion to the ef
feet that. for the duration of the want
or until the eaplratlonof the citr'sl
lease, the draft board he utility-elffn't
. occupy its pmoont dual-ton. 'Ihd . not
rent be rebuild. Th! notion wa“,
aemndod by Dr. William'J. Moore. . .
Mayor Donovan addressed the Chutl .
ch in regard to the question. lie stat i
M. in the first plaeel'lt eras up to.
Odunoiillul George W. Stevens. the;
committee on the City Hall. and him.
tell, to decide whether or not free rent;
‘wls to be given to the Local Board»
the Moalboard had never asked per.
mission to line the counts. and that. in.
his opinion. they were "squatters”.
lie spoke of the une‘work this cityl
has done for patriotic muses. over
hbscrlbing heir mutant To Over!
Mm boon. Red dress. Y. M. C. A...
the:
contracted by the city. on such terms .
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ORTS
JUDGES Fort DOG snow.
Th... Who Will Make Awards at Qan- .
bury Fair. '- It!
On the bustling days of the annual
“fl“ “Nile Dim” Asriwilnral Bo-
4‘i‘ 'l‘. October 7 to 12. inclusive, the
i ‘U‘Mlh annual dog show Will be
r - of the greatest of the extra at:
lions. The cash prizes will ou-'
“2.500 and there will beepecial
I95 .1 and trophies worth
much more. to be allotted among
...e exhibitors during the three days.
One of the spectacular features will i
be exhibitions of high lit-pills slid
ofdunpilg'fnm heights in- thou-own.
bud Russian wolf bound: and win»'
haired to: terriers, to be brought by"
3. Fred Crangle, frbm Delaware Vul- ‘
ley farm, Iritusvillo, N. 1.. we or that
country's Will highly cultiw‘tqd.,
produce and live stools farms.
The full list of Judges is as follows:
Carlin Meyers, New YorkHSchlp-
per-hes, Pomeranian, English Toy t
motels. Pugs. Yemenite Wanton.
latteae, Toy Black and Tan Terriers.
Chihuahuas ltalian Greyhounds. ‘
am. Mallet J. Biddell. Howarth.
N. J.~—French Bulldogs. 'Pchlngese,
A. leCiure Halley. New Yolk:—
mildfis. l .‘
Harry 0. Trevor, New York~Ail
Poodles. ,
C. H. Mower, Burlington. Yt—BOs- .‘
ton Terriers. i
E. C. Waller. Hollis, Loni: island-.v '
Chow Chows. i 3 -
0. B. Ollman. West Somerville. ‘
Mass—Sporting Spaniels. ’
J. F. Frothlngham, New York——0ld
English Sheepdogs. Airedale Terriers.
Bull renters. 'roul still 'rv :rlel'sl.
Smooth and Wire For. .errlers.
I
lSealyllum Terriers, irish Terriers.'
Scottish Terriers. 'eat highland:
White Terriers. Welsh 'i‘erriers. Skye.
Terriers. Dandie Dlnmont Terriers.
Bedllngton 'l‘rrrielu. black and Tall
(Manchester) Terriers. ' "t
G. Muss Arnolt. Tuckaho.\N. Y.~-
“Bloodhounds, Otterhounds. Mattias.
8t. ’Bernanis. Great Danes .nge!
fountllands, Russian Wolihoaads. ‘
Irish Wolfhounds. Scottish Dobr-
bounds. Greyhounds, Eskimos. Amer-
ican Fox hHounds, English ‘erc-
haired Pointing canon, Chesapeake
Bay Dogs. Dachshunds. Whippom
Collies. was mason. Gorgas
Chm. (hills. tions. Samoyodes,
Bakers. Doberman Plns'cliers, fillet:
land Sheepdogs. Calm router‘s...
these Bpaniols, "Brunette Grunts.
column nrioty. radius classes
“douche-tiled specials. , . ,
Wes for the Mbiiry “350‘
have n “Misti! stilecttld‘ inflow!
of their tap-Minter iii‘bh. smelt-at
in: rapidly exhausted by continued
adronts. such as the refusal of pass»
pol-ts. .
With the adjournment ‘of’the- con-
ference Gompers could feel well satls‘
tied. and he seemed happier'last night
than at any timc_:llnce 'idsmrriyli in
mind. '
Battle is consuming only ubontfilf
l toll of Octopus. “dorildsin” a with.
Min; to ash dealers fit this
WWI-MdtoNIpum
as the WI boon-o familiar
w“ the halo of this must at
he” mum. who
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resolutionwasedoptod warning the,
avernmcnt that labor's patience was]
promoted to the'rlnlhtsf lieutenant
colonel. :
"Cap.” as he is familiarly known.
town. Cincinnati, immediately upon]
the outbreak of war mi accom-
panied it to France as napkin of Com-
fi'ny, A. He declilod the comnlislon
of 01ml ”at 'tlla time.
“tits on they oblotufoflned “Cap"
nil forced him to accept a majority.
with the "about
flaw that he is lieutenant colonel
l
to his friends. organised 5 regiment.
of railway engineers from his home;
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