'cd but the S A. T. C. will. turn
Mi.
UNDER llifiiilllll'iES
Athletics Likely to Bi: an lul-
portant ' Part of College
Work For Duration of the
. War
NEW roan. on. -...
tic.) undei which lociball pro-cm 1' ..nd
D l‘tm; “"trth'l'rll at a l..lllil)|l
I. l,‘ muliu‘tl ll}
Thc tillht‘lil'
1i 1)
01 list taint"
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inhalant '
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nil—tilt
:, s macro AL
i’iiiiiiiuiiiié; ‘ 'liiliitiiiillllliilll
:tt i‘o1ncil rum WW!
\ :l..: in. ii: ll.» lint: powc.
t'nillcit i>. vii. ‘
Mt? [til ‘ I j
" ‘x‘. .. i'l‘ it
':lll‘i>1s .i..i_utl.lillt l
in our ti' tin Ullilt‘l‘l'} ptihlicuiiuip '
.
.lii [hill ii i: ‘t: tulle-v“. .
‘ill‘l.: i‘.‘ l. we U i 'l >i'l t|>.llv' lll:
til"
til
it. it l‘
ii'
. _ .
it‘ti'vnilun plot .‘put‘i l‘illIlUrLtl itli
“Ruin-lad.” tilitli‘i‘x‘tJll‘. l-oin l to
o« link. 'll.‘t Sal :idm. .llltl‘lltlttlls. Au
ail-’lllluildl ltl‘iitt-i l:.i.~ iu-cn alltlllt‘tl ltii"
it» i-mr'llltll twain. Hunt 4 to
ii'tl‘ck To ll" 3 n;'- riioon.- 'liius
a.:l li.it\' lull: llourb‘
2i wick. lll‘r~ltlt‘.~ Sat
itl'tizii ll
U
.l ”willie.
uu‘tlom l‘! i- l.
twill .i it cw t r pinyin—,5 such
g-mcs .l.» not} b. pomibic to ill-
axingc
t. iht \\'..t Department is epipha-
oc'n.‘ .iinici'ca ioi recreation truck
utIilciim tilt likcly to bt' ol‘ an int'ornr
:.l choun-i not unsiniilar to the pro-
glAilh tlittt Coach Jack Motiklcy has.
unwound III the past for int: rcollczc
and illit-isoliipiiny gamer. An attempt
,wril llt‘ mud to providi- elltll’lrv and ctr
(‘l‘t int‘s that will lie ot’ physical lll'Iit'ill
and at the aiiltlt’ time. be cuicituiniutt.
"The anclul Stticmc ol rccrcamn
tiitt I'rniismi \uun: will \Hlll: out
mil ln- ot’ on in'eicotnpuuy lltltlll‘t'.
Caitll‘lctitioil will be stimulutctl union;
the thiiull~ llllllr oi the ls‘. A. T. (‘.. lllt‘
littval inch. and the marines. and ct
[Oils will he devoted to encourauin;
a lame number of men to take part
ill llll' .ittiut‘s. Each cotlipitlt) will or-
ginirc icon» to take part in the coili-
petitions.
"l’tlollltlll plans are not yet (‘tIlltlJlI-i-
out
more .wrt oi t. am. tln account of lini-
itod tniitvrial. limitcd time for prov
U09. and the very late state. it will
not be ll'ln’hilllr‘ to turn out on c’iv-vtui
that will maintain the standard of limi-
liall played by (‘oriicll iii recent tram
inasmuch to. all othcr colicuw :li‘t‘ tile
, ing the name con-idiot” however, no
one team will have any .‘llt‘l‘lill admit
time over another,"
Military authority rulings ll:t\‘t' tic»
ccasitatcd ii complete l'c-tttt‘ttngctilt‘lll.
of football plans and srltcdulcs. The
entire body of about sixteen hundred .
‘men has been divided. according to
their military classification, into three
groups. stylrd the “Endmwrs.” the
"Arts and Science." which includes
. medicine. agriculture. etc, and the
“Vocational." Teams are being devel-
oped in each of these groups. Each
of these learns will iiovef'a distinct
oriianimtion and will meet on the grid-
;lmn. Alltil‘ October 28 I“ coaches
will select about thirty tutu! from all
three squads and these will be the
treat “Vanity" team, for the playing
. out of the schedule as a representa-
v
V Boxing flProitlotc-t’ Made
tivc team during Novetnben'
This n: the new plan lllM"hllS bccn‘
brought out of the War Department’s
.ruling. and it is believed that it will
Work admirably. An liotir and it half
will be allowed each day for practice.
In November games. front the old
schedule stand as follows: Rutgers at
New Brunswick on'the, 16th; (‘amp
Sherman at Morgantown on the 23rd:
and Washington and Jefferson :ii l-‘air-
mont on'l‘hnnltsgtving. Nov. 2nd and
9th will be filled with home games at
Morgantown.
tuition _
illuminant
rector For War Charities
’ Drive
___—__i.———
Joseph Mlllt‘ililll, the New llavcn
fight promoter. is to he viroctor oi nil
boxing malt-he: which may be Yield in
this state during the big War (‘harl-
tit-s drive. which will he held the week
of November 11. Following it meeting:
with James Cot‘froth of Suit Francisco,
who is now in New Yora in the inter-
est ot thi- milling drive yesterday a}
terncon. .\lr. Mulvihill was given «or
tire. charge of all activities in t‘onucc
ticut pertaining to raising motlev tor
the fund by means of boxing matches.
When spoken to regarding the nut-
ter late last evening. Mr. Mulvihtll was
unable to state definitely what plans
would be made hr the. utilizing of a big old championship will be run of tilt“. “kl u team,
bout here or elsewhere lll the state. Maryland track today when Common-1 i‘urlong and the
bill said that as the entire proceedl
of the boxing benefits would'go to tip
\Var Charities fund. he. expected that
no opprsition would be. encountat’ctl.
even though the lid is down tgh: Nt' hr. donated to the Red Cross There is:
boxing in this state. The matter will
be taken lip immediately with the
proper authorities, and it is expected
in a few days that an important on
limuuretneni can be made to boxing
more. ‘
WILL NOT LIFT "‘7me IAN.
. \ -——~—-
"lllt‘AtiO, Oct 20.»- Foothill loch“-
tier Wrre Izuia opal W by I ml-
ln: oi the plow m city hum: author
in.- than the in a- rumor Mil
been» of influen- t- (ill-us
J. 0.
ii Nill‘ unto
Costs Too Much to Bring
Them to Storrs. and For
mils Needed
STORIES. t'itltl‘L ()tl
will lw no Ergllsh iii-n» in illt' nc\t
Living ttti!‘~~l. ln i‘n- tip-t place it
cons now it ariylltw ln-nltip a pen of
tilt birds "'oui llllglnini in Sloth
Not only tiii~~ but it in herewith tor
tiw colittstn‘it in I’itsiand in Sl't‘llle
l'i‘otn tiic ll.iti.~lt covcrniiici‘t a l'lt‘l".
mil to l‘\lltli’5 hi5 totals and then tlp-
authorities some have to :{o-t ii
lu'l‘nnt from \\'u.~lrinL'ton to import
llll‘ ltll~l'. The college did not i'ct-l
\\‘:llt.‘tll‘i;i in asking the cdvel'uiucnt
to tlr' (ntico ~ll‘rll'l‘ lot this put-pow;
~and >0 l’i‘nt Kirkpatrick who i~‘ in
t‘ll'tl‘llt‘ of tin- g'tllllvsl was instructed
toczlblcl-Inxlidi contmtnntsthat their
pom could no: he t‘cttiivt-d,
in the lift} fll'hl week of the pre-
M'itt l‘ttll‘lt'illllttl the total production
for-nil pcne cutotlnted to 1.713 ctzus.
which t~-' :it tho rate of 24 5 llpf‘ ct‘llt.
This is :1 drop irony the precedina
“HUli of '_".«.', eggs but is still fit was
better limo fur the corresponding
\veck last year. The pen of Orr-none
from (‘Ol‘\tlll.<, Ore. wafi first for tilt:
wct‘k \\'itli :t yield of 42’. (”4115, (lbcil (3.
Knights \\‘hite \l'yandottea froth
liidrcton. R l_. tron
unit a production of 40 can.
plim- \‘t'o-tli to a pen of White
halite behaving in .l.
oi l«2:i~t linul Mass; with a yield of
".7 cu-w. l-‘ntil pcti.~ tlt‘tl for fourth
t-l.ei'i‘ with .l yield of 1:0 eggs czirli;
'l‘llii‘d
lil“.~-‘ or iv t pen of lltll‘l't‘tl I'lvtnoutlr
l’iliriicltl's l‘tttll“
lfinlw- ltg‘ltlll'ftllg to
if} Farms. Short Falls. .\'. li.; a pen
ot‘\\‘hittv \\‘v;indottt~h‘ from Laurel
lliil Farm. lllid'wion. R. l,:
llanvillc. N H unit
it Jansen North Ila
\. \\' Rummy
one from .liit‘oh
\cn. it‘oniv
At llll' present time there are a to»
t:il of ill birds which have lilltl 200
eggs or more since the beginning at
the contest. Sixty-seven of these at“!E
to be found among the heavy breeds
and of this "mutter tilt. or Still per
cent. are still luviitu 0f the remain-
in:: 74 which are "mom: illt- light
l)l’"0tlh. m. or 79.7 per cent, are 5le
iuyiuu This would seem to be r it;
sonably good cvidente lllitl the high
rocord llt‘ll‘i are nearly lllWiH'fi long
time tavern and consequently .latc
layers. Thus it will be seen that by
going tin-ouch ll flock of birds at
this season of the year and selecting
all birds which are still lu'intz. the
poultrvtnan will be certain of grttlnu
practically all of hits highest produc-
ers,
The three best pens in each of the
principal variv ties are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Richard Allen. l‘ittsi‘icld. Mllh‘s.
Tom .I. Adameon, Liitircl P, 0,
Quebec. Can.
.ltilct‘ li‘ lt‘t‘tlllcalfl. West liamp,
ton lleacli. l. 1.
White Wymottelt
Obed (i. Knight. llridgeton. .3, l.
Brnytunn Farm. \Vestville. N‘. H.
F. \‘i'. Harrie. ‘Melrosc. N. Y.
Rhoda island Reds
Richard Allen. Piitofield. Mass.
Plnecrost Orchards. Groton.
Mass.
A. W. Rumerr. Danvllle. N, ll.
White Leghorn
Farm. Hollywood.
20:13
Hill!
1944
179i
lilo:
Hollywood
Wash
Braeside Poultry Farm, Strouds-
burg, Pa.
herbivore.
Y.
2037
\
New l‘altz.
N. .
Miscellaneous
Oregon Agri (‘ollcge tOreaonst
(‘6rt‘itlis. Ole,
P. Flores, tl'luff Wynn.)
East Hartford. Conn.
(‘nok Xv Wilson. tllul Wynn.)
EnEllllllllDlOll, Wis. ‘.
2321
H.
11:65
- JuvsuiLt-zs m RACE TODAY ,‘
Billy Kelly and Eternal to Settle
nute nt Laurel
\Al'tvr postponement caused by
closing of the Laurel track. the race
which may determine the two year-
Dis.
der J. K. L. Rmfi‘s Billv Kelly and
James W. Mct‘lelland's Eternal will
(f‘i‘fleP for the John in. McLean
Memorial Cup and'820.000. which will
Triple Rot-inc! Purm's Pen Rose. and
Erlplc Springs Farm‘x Pen Rose. and
it” tb :r emzvrt filly should go 'to the
arm. the Red Frogs receipts will be
locir arcd lw another ”0.000.
A lame crowd is expected to at!
has 'oN‘l'l talked plant ever since.
Eternal come baa-tr from Suntan and
m to trim: tum um tit-M the, the veteran Motley milled iv and m: can In o
m "lithium! given bv ally K01» .his mount chin out. Immortatwofmo (1‘er
lv when he run all bolero
i“ I”. ‘10“ In tallied Illa «It
«a»
Wm-wdotnvmmni
mMMflUMU‘N
WRMWGWWBH
7 C
2v rivet-.1
second honors‘
l.et:-‘
l“l ank lluhois.‘
and two‘
pom oi llhode island Reds. one front'v
hampion of Juveniles Is:
Beaten by a Head in Stir-t
ring Match at Laurel—l
Early Speed Counts—Alto;
(‘ielland‘s Coil Gains thel
Rail and Takes had int
i
»
l
Second Furlong t
---_. * E
t \l'ftiji. tut :w.~.t. w. lit-chit
..... i'.« i-l'r ':i :2 ill tr i‘~ ll i‘onltihlotc: ii
. it cha‘hpmn itiiit Kelly in"
:r. T‘t'lii it nor lil'i‘i‘ )t'.-lt iii iv .iit Ir}.
lltnl! it \l:i> lilll' (‘2 the choir-Mi
rt dun" ‘ )vt well on ‘Wit ,‘.incr't':i't
:u.‘ .\t tin end of their :t\ ltll‘
lulit. t‘ilh‘t-sl hilly lnt'3it's’filllal'atv‘d
:m it...» :cnmviled _lu\t‘1lllt‘:.
in i'Itlyt‘ ltlglllit't did they [Lil‘l’ pant
llil‘ _llltill‘.~ lltui Hitiir' Slivi‘u't‘l vain;
ll.ul i-‘icritiit “on by aghrad, (lilici '9
declared hi> mnrgiil oi \i‘ltl") .yi.~ a;
.
l
.-l:oit pct l\ T'ic tinic Wile l:l'.'.
lit‘t‘iliirr o1 his wondt-rtul paht perw
fut linihtt _.. whit it ltll‘llt‘d hint the lure-.1
nil. titlc. Iiiil) lx'o-liy war. the lilHJI’lft‘;
lie “to heavily bailicti and his price.
ill thc llltltiEt-lt- “tr: :l in n, liter-ital;
aim hall a host 3t lrichds who was“
cred on him heavily at odds which rep» ?
rmcntcd r. to It.
To we the two tuition“ twoyear~
old» snuggli- tor thc honor il present 5
in; $2tl.t|||tl to the Rt‘tl g‘roxs, the int: 5
mi crowd that yt-t has watched an}
cuuiilc contest in Maryland was pres-l
cm. The Hands and lawns wcre‘,
jammcd in overflowing and thousanda'
pond in the atoll .~ and tlilltu‘ places oil
Vintage,
kitwiiat'a \i(:tiirv gent the rich purse;
to tllt' llaltiinorc chapter of the A'nlcrl»
mu Rl'tl (‘l'llrhfl ll iliily Kelly ‘md won“
the lllll'M' would hate bccn pluscntcd
to on. (‘uniuitan Mission ‘ot \lercy.
(‘oinniandcr .l. K. l., Ros made the‘
trip Ironl (Taiiiitiu cspccialiy to .we lllt 3
comm-i. and. although he “as kcenly‘
Ill‘illlpllllllt‘tl i.\"t‘l‘ llw Tt‘ellll. lll‘ took
the dcfcttt of hi> champion i'iu u timid;
blltlllelllllll and dcciiucd that im- per:
te.‘ hoisc won. lie was one ol thc first:
to crngraiulutc .\lr, Mct‘lclland on llis‘
colt's gi'i-iit victory. /
Schuttinger Rides Welt.
Alter he had lwcn showered with;
congratulations tor half an hour t-v bisl
throng of friends Mr. Mct'ir-ilaud air
nouncco that he had retired Eternal
frr tho remainder of the year out that
hit: next race would be» in the Kebv
lucky Derby ol Will.
Andrew Shcuttingcr rode Eternal.
while Sands. the (‘onitnandcr's i-ctzulai .
locker, had the ice up on ililly Kelly.
Neithcr made a nilstakc, bill it
not-hi be said that the veteran Stilitit
linger outgcni-ralied his youngur on:
poncnt in" the early part of the rare.
and intrude him when it (‘llltlt‘ to
limit drive to thc wirc.
: lloth lltit‘sos \t’erc in piime v-oinlition.‘
:Elt‘l‘nill alinwcd no slim.“ or the sore
titers which he dispiiiytd prctious to
' hi‘ races at Sariitcga aitd oil nietropol ‘
Q itun tracks. (in his way to thc post he'
wax u.“ frisky as it bronco and seemed
.‘so llnXlOllli to race that Schultingeri
illt“
”7““ had to take a dotiblc wrap on titcl run bc untlciitood that his conrent to
reins.
2147’ a: docile as it ittnih. He paid no at» "'9er? ll matter 01' form. it wore in.
‘83? tcntion to the throng that surroundtil' llaycroft, aleo. Who invited Mr. Cof-
l'i' hiiii in the paddock and iuarchorh froth here to take charge of the box- Clptlin Returns Unexepcledly ."d
lllliy Kt‘lly was the old only.:
i through the cheers of the (mud with;
the panic majesty and tilt-ml)’ step hct
roses when on his way to his t'i-cd lox
after a morning gallop.
x
- l
t.uy
iledwell, his trainer. said Billy
l Win in perfect condition and :‘it to run PIN" Filed for Converting “N Grand Saturday
.the race of his lilo. But thvie wow
same expertis who disagreed with hth
.They declared the gelding Wits a hit'
2013: drawn and besides they didn‘t like u tyros a baseball plant for lhc dura- practice yesterday afternoon.
fb‘lllllll bandage which covered lliily‘a 1
1998'
near hind leg.
.
his champion received in hiv lJlRl r-w-
i crowd in the paddock.
! a double purpose," soid nPth't'll. “llil.,
. ly_has a slight wound and the bandage
~wili prevent him from hittitii i ii.i<(li’
regain." .
i Eternal to the Fore.
‘. in the hands of the atui‘ter the two
iyoungstcrs bounced and loosed about
fire' for a minute or two and thcn went Field was to be converted into a ware known yaclttsman, died at his home
away together. Hilly Kelly had the
1oil. For a itiriont: the pair :ped along
Then came the wound
place where the race
._ was won,
Eternal shut away from his oppon
eat and quickly opened up a gap of
. wo lengths.
linger on his charge over the rail.
This made his champion follow or go
to the hillside if he wanted to get ‘11
Ill!" front. The fateful furlcng was
run in the. exceptionally test time of
i ll tr." seconds.
Round the bend Bchutttunr luldt-tl.
"cm I“, at... to m: the event. which. Eternal along at his lute-t speed. but AMIEWAN LEAGUE
The track.
not too city. to the full.
swan I ma. heavier our the nil and
the in-idc- p >liitll)
>(Illt‘ rioti‘ " .v‘»
. lat
-tliul h.- wotild arrive
here today for Washing llL'l‘l‘ a con
‘ ‘7‘
iv instrumental in ini'ivduciuu boxing cuteutm. and then
‘WAREHOUSE PLANNED J
yesterday do not. miscarry. ‘1;
. Mr. 'Bedwell said the bandage m: tloml Exhibition Company filed via 5 peeledly, as recent reports as to hit-ii
' there. because of a night Mu“. “Lu... with the lluilding Bureau for making .ppvstcat condition had not been reas-
over tllt; lower pant 'of the Grand gluing. However. he is
iand belittled it. That bandage Would stand fw ”storage purpoaes.
1309 not slot) blot from winning. he told the Higgins. the architect. places the cost Saturday against the
“it is there for at about 325.090.
Once in front SCW‘
#—
J —’7 V O
‘Tll
. . . -. - 1.- 4
CHIEF METERS
him
lllt‘
tr lllrl
to t-ec
8.. y :3 5 Up ,
In t". tinnl N 1t'ii"~ wri~ itilly K. ,.
l) {relight llit audm gilt :‘ul
Willa ..n<.i to ii... rig." in: looked lit: it.
tor ttzit litunai Lad ». lllt'llliillg ..l i.- .
ill!
St'ltt' Hiltlr under crimp» .- u. ll «ti:t
by Ethutiingwi managed to ku—p hi«
tit-ad Ill HP"? to lllt i-td
St‘iluillllgr‘r \\..> 1.2m nwd up... ;.
big, floral houqipt \1 Willi»:- liiirout
bk‘iN'f‘d tl L'll‘un L‘tll \li’lUl‘). l’t’ll‘l'all
pawn“. 51 would pt t . i.-.kc Ili~ clown
llllr‘l‘: illlll- kl'ltiillj.
I titlllk' ton '
i'nin v .nv‘v:
In llit‘.‘ opp ic to h.
unlit work mimic tip) fear:
llllt ll) El :3 illllvt‘
‘Hltdii
lo;
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiu
Bill JESS nun
Says He lliillTllcet Cham-
pion in Any Ring to Help
War Fund Drive
.lat‘ii llvitipst'y, (tiltillltrtil to t"
Fuliull .tlltl .'llilll~'li.’ti ()1 JP“ \l'llw .
laut night out ltlltlh‘tli on lttil'd ..;
eagcr to tight Ill" Iiihiiipiiil any iiioc.
any pint-c. any dwance, ail-i ave
et‘cry penny to thr tithd oi the Unit ll
\l'ar Work .at‘itlnpatgu
This was delimit-i) leurucvi a~ tho
i't-siilt _ot a long di<t:iiicc irlcphono
talk hctween .laimc: t‘oft‘i‘cth. chict of
thc lloxin; lll\l.~inll u‘ lllt‘ on“, \qu
.lal'li KWirnz, liliiiltiiiir ol‘ ilciupwy.
who in in i'ltiiudeipioa.‘ Kculrt‘: szttzi
Dumper-y would be glad to meet the
champion on any conditions prcsv-rih-
cd by t‘iv "llllllllll'l'l’ Kearo» added
in New York
Monday and ppr.~uli.ill_\‘ assure llti‘ , ‘
drivc Ill-'ill'tiit‘l‘b'. t‘iat .lN‘lll|l.~l“_\' was. I l
icudy to do hilt l-i'.
r'liot'ilv imitrc l'm’ announccmrnt in
llt’liilll ill helium-y. t‘ufll‘tlili M'ltl ille-
ll liouin: it‘lt‘;‘llt'lt to \\lllilrd at
'tihltzt. 'l‘t-hiir.
(‘illlltiillll‘i- dwni ~ to thank you i. 1-
porn lit‘llr‘il‘lh' l‘lltl Au opponent ha:
o
.u
“Chief" John T. Meyers ,thc tuni-
ourI lndiau boll piayri‘ now a risldtnt
of the Silverinitic scriion. who was
.liidiicted into the United Stiltl's Mil"
vice by the Lotal Exemption Board for
District H, on Saturday. and who re-
.c
bun unarmed truth the lollowinu: ported at tho iiaiiiic llccl‘uitini: sto-
it: input-y, l.c\"¢n.~k\ t‘ottce. Mi‘ehon, tion on 23rd Hrcct, New York city.
liirkc. i‘iii‘oit. \\‘inle llll‘i inovciutnt
he llullllll‘dtll' and on) city you box in
wrll help tllc cause. ~tlil ii is believer,
that hem financial li'elllls will be oh
taincd in New York Available datc:
in Madisin Stitlill'v Harden are: Not
cnilicr ti‘. or November Six or
Cleltln. W
llill Roper and J. \\'
was sent hack for certain necessary
papers. and so will not don the tin .
form of his Uncle Samucl ‘until tomor-
row.
The picture: shown on this pain-i
were loaned by the Bridgeport Sunday"
Post and show the "(‘itiot“ as he ap-[
pcnrcd when it member of the P'cw
York National League Club, and also
Mr. and like. Sit-yore on their Silver-
nrlae Farm. ‘ "U ‘
t
Chi-t a Good Formu-
2d.
(‘ofl‘ro:ll will
terrace wit‘t’ llr. 'Jnnpl w itiiycrot‘t
head at thaneparlnicnt it Training
t‘auip Activities. Mr. wiper said tht- n was not tour before Mrs. May-l
"is“ m" ll" lh“ l'""i’°““ “l submi- N‘R came in and then the talk soon‘
tint: to ltr. llaycrofi the work so far mmpd t6 tiltir H acres and the hi:
:p-coinpii.~hcd it) the Boxin: itivisiou and varied crops that they had 8M9“ 3
and to get his >flllt'll0n tor the \‘lll‘ltlllrt stored far the winter and which iii-f
bout. to be Sliiltt'tl throughout t‘ic chldvs'flll aorta of good things. which;
country. were shown me in the cellar. l
".\‘o boxing bouts can in staged." Big bins of potato“. onions. NU";
sold \lr, Roper. “without the f‘tlllsenl role and turnipfi' phclves laden with1
ot itii. lld)’('t‘tlfl. lltit its hc was chief- canned ll'llll-l, jellies. fruit avi‘ttils and‘
out to the barn'
at the training canine, and has em where corn and othcr grains, while in
pluitlcztlly. \‘oii'ml hi: sctt‘cd bciict the vard were éome corn HalliS 0’
that boxing is excellent preparattu'y prodldlous size. .
work for bayonet Relics. it readily it did not take much questktnini: 30‘
A
Meyers and
M.
Jon); {ii-litmf‘ onerous
tCoui-tesy of Bridgeport Post
‘, 19“.)???"
His Wife at Their Silvermiw Farr‘
iiiggQTED INTQ'iliwlL TARY SERViCE
biiu: out the Meyers family pride in
thow coinsluiksé which it developed
“'t-‘TE‘ "till fourteen l‘tct high, and bore
the 't‘inest of sweet corn from seed
sent from his old home out in Califor- .
nla. where he was raiscd in River- "
dale, in the Mmlbt‘l‘il part of the state.
No better background could b5"!!-
ier-tcd for .1 picture. and just then tho
dog came around and promptly sat in-
to the flame. just. at the right moment.
Of course, thdstprv of how Meyer:
wits born. and iihout his lndian an-
cestry has often'heen told but it is a
nice thing to think about, that this
quiet man who after graduating from
Dartmouth college. became one of the
most popular players of the. great
American name' should now be getting
ready for that greater American pas-
,ttme of hunting’thé liun.
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FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES
THOMPSONVILLE. Oct. 28.——An-
drew Thomas Watson. aged thirty.
who prior to cominc to this country
was a‘proesstalont r
was a professional soccer football
player with the Greqnock-Mortopst in
Scotland. died today. in his home
here. He had played with several’
send-professional teams in this ViClll'
ity, including the Parr Alpaca Club of
”W ”tiling ti bouts tor the (mm 15 W
INGRAM BACK AT NAVY
int: branch or the drive." Work! In Sharp Drill.
‘ “
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. till—4n a
AT POLO GROUNDS- cheerful mood on account of the aus-
plcmua beginning of their season on
', when Newport Was so de~
cisively beaten, and by the return of
their captain, Bill lngram. the Naval
The PM" Grounds "my '0“ “3 ld‘m‘ Academy football squad held a short.
it con-
on of the war if plans made public suited of signal and formation work.‘
The ' ~‘ lngram rctut'nctl somewhat unex~
Stand.
in good shapci
game. by next
Philadelphia
0- H. and likely to be in the
Marines.
The action of the Polo Grounds tes-
see is not a precedent. The Fedeml.'w|DELy
League ball park in Brooklyn has long‘
since been converted for storage pm“
poses. am: Charley Ebbotts of thv Clefiu‘io. Oct. 29.—William A. Lr
Brooklyn élub announced s0m time don, president of the Great Lakes
ago that the. grand stand at Ebbotts Dredge and Dock Company and widely
KNOWN ‘. YACHTSMAN
DEAD
hOUSP. Whether “I? “('ldfi Will ‘bt‘ here KSl night. (lleT an illness of SOV-
used for their newly adapted purposes eral months. I
for any great length of time is an un-
certaintl. , . i
it. is interesting that. the Polo
Grounds grand stand should be pill to
i
mutt-rainy races.
Thousands of young fruit trees are,
.such use at this' late idly‘ especially annually injured and many are killedi
in view of the trend of events in the by mice and rabbits that gnaw that
[)IORl'eila of the war. it is possible. from just above the ground. Fre
since she reported receipt of the latest quently young trees are completelyi
note from Austria. that. nothing more glrdlm, This trouble can be largely.
serious may happen at the P010 avoided by protecting the lower Dani
Grounds than that of burial: plans pro; of the tree trunk by banking to with.
bored and filed. .mtb late in the fall or by wnpplnnl
--— ? thr- trunk with building paper or even:
told newanwr. Wood rem-er Ind,
OWNER! AOAWST PLAN: wire menu im- guards may be nor-j
CHICAGO. Oct. n-«Scnnl Amerl- chased in the market (tile or new!
“new” a) not i} of that precaution ought by ab.
”inhuman mural-ml
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*"h at”! “all Thu and their» aluminum-u m9 um um an in W04 ad
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UNDER FOUR POSTMABTER‘E,
ASSISTANT NOW RESIGNS
RIDGEFIELD. Oct. 29."l'he resig-
nation ot Julius G. Flcken as assist-
ant postmaster at the lildgefleld post.
office has been announced. Mr. Ftck-r
or has been in hit dhealth for nearly
a year. and last summer was granted a _
vacation in hope of improving his then followed Mr. Rockwell and is the
health. Since resuming his duties
there has been no improvement in his
general health. Mr. Flcken has been
an aseitrtant postmaster of the Ridge-
field postofilce for bout fifteen years.
He assisted as a clerk llrst, when Wil-
W
" Nessa e from'Persh'o.
”The more coal
{he sooner we
, shall hawking"
Holyoke, Mass" ilnd 'ihe Hartford
I'niteds. _
tint c." mourn:“salvation 18
years ago.
Mr. Barbite was succeeded by
Rufus H. Seymour who held several
terms of ottice. Mr. Fickcn was made
“it aSSlSlllnl postmaster. under Mr.
Seymour. George 1.. Rockwell was
on? next postmaster and Willie s. Gil-
present incumbent.
Mr. ll‘icken has worked under four
ditterent postmastem and .served con-
.linuously as asistant under three un-
til now. He intends to endeavor to
build tip his health by outdoor work.
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