. fly it?“
tillil’lliillliiltll
[as With Committee at
hb Pmideuts and Will
c Bloated on Dec. 10
' W- ‘
bl A. iiPydter. serl'eiai‘y-lrcnsul‘er
a” Kationnl liens-Ac and acting
km since the trsiguhtnm oi
K. Tenor. will be «itClrhi pest»
,Nitbout opposition with the
3 holds the annual nlt‘l'lillj: in
dry on December 10
la) others lime been on
:he vacant-y. but “'l' are able to
that only lieytiirl's name- will
a before the mceting fin to
me. like Bull Johnson. prt—sédenl
outlyuruasuwr of his league.
i (‘ 'l‘oolc. attorney tor the Nit--
ti Longitc; John ll. Foster, secre-
lll‘llilllltllli
mmmmm
surmount
White. Wyandottes and?
Leghorns Next i
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i
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m iontd
is
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STORES. Conn, Nor. ls.~--'l‘hi‘oc oil
tire pcns which Weli‘ mentioned in tho;
, ‘ , leading fire, during the first week oi
of ”I“ “MW->- -“J‘i‘~'“ ““015 X the laying (counts: at .s‘torrs uho rig—-
:uudc and the innit-able Robert nit-d among tlw winttvrs tithing the
lrn ol l.ttuis\ili¢, who was acandi- 5990‘“! “'99? A 9“” “i Mimi“ ‘3‘".
for the presidency as far back as land “PM from 11am“ lliil Pia-m."
,_ .. -_ ‘ .. - lltlducton, R. l.. again won first piacct
. and civil \illltnm H. lull, 113” with a producticnwf 3i eggs. A pen
l montioncd.
. , of White il'ynndottt-s belonging
nee 1hr armistice was signed
6 hits been a lot of baseball activ-
lnder the surfacs. Sonic days ago
titer was in-confcronce with Pres-
tls Nempslcad of *N‘val'orh. “1'95“
.9; Pllisburg and Bakct‘ oi Pilii'd~
this. An offer of the prcsitlmlcy
made to Heydier, nud. like Bill“
he said he was willin'.
hough there is no «lucstion thatl
ldlcr' (loser-yes the promotion, it is
bidctcd it strictly business trans-
bit by the National Louguc. In
reconstruction days of baseball 3!
duplitutctl its pmfotmantw or the pw -
\"iofis wool; by tying t‘or fecond plat-e3
with a pen oi White Leghorus belong-i
ing to ll. 'l‘ancred oi Kflli, Wash”;
each pun producing '33 eggs. Third
pint l‘ for tho i‘lm‘k was won by a pen?
t i" White it‘lflllll'nfi‘ from tho ‘l’iiiiiun.’
l. Gilbsrt Home at \‘.'in.~ltetl, with n‘
yiold or. Z? cgg“. U. 1.. hlt‘grey's
Witilv Wyuutiot‘es front Middicbut‘y.
\rclc ailllill in it urth place with a pro.:
titlt-tion of Bi uggs. Thc total yield for;
all pelts amounting to 701 «gas, or at ‘
thc ritil" M in [NT rent. A I‘m-t oi spit-i
(:ial intern-st is‘tbat \‘i‘ltitr- l‘iymouthl
Hock xi». itt'.‘ belonging to u. A. wall
by comma“ imam“ man “nasal: ht Hollis. X. it. which was ttlcl
tonl) pull.” it: in): such was during
an ornamental president engagedj lilr‘ first \vu-k. \Hts ililii‘ to do lltcl
{Ive dignity to the olllce is needed sump than; lll lilo sl’t‘ilnd \lt‘t‘iiS. in:
ill? lengue.’ it‘lltor Wiiiib, this bird has laid crcryi
felt‘dier has grown up in husebaltg‘ d‘” ‘T’”‘ "““m” l” 8‘0””
' ‘ It i:-‘ pvthnps l‘t'u-Ohabin to suppose
iwas a National Leasur umpih‘ mi that aim :st‘Hliilll: birds to tilt‘ luyinl:
twelve club days. He has In vll’ t .lllt'ji t‘tn “do or tilrt-c years n polli-
‘flght hand man of every president , llyulhn .viill:iili bt‘l‘llllli' more or loss
on Hurry Pullinm, and fl't‘Qilt‘llliV " "‘9'.“ “‘."i‘.ki“"" 0‘" ”m5“ “‘di'iduai"
' jwilit‘il Will luy hotter than the art—r-
" heldbiht‘ National 1‘93“" reln‘l.‘ ELEV. Tnillii'lil‘d results on the seronth
indiczltt- thztt within certain limit:. this
ll. He was a candidate for thct‘“ tuna Tiw forty—flu— pens whosc
- (lwnt‘l'fi worn chiming birds for the
h' x , l i
inidcnry 1“ “'9 090mb”: Hit-hi first limo in cragod to lay 1.583 eggs
otion. but his supporters shifted to. for ihn year, twentylhrco pt'na whose
”In in tho celebrated “Bird-Brown;"W119“ “'9'“ ants-ring pens 40" iii?
idiock, which untied with tht- pier-.i rigid.Ilingozgt‘ziidotéinlrly‘1:305).and
nfh :‘t': .. .i“ . -' "Mien.
0 T film“ J 31““ ‘-‘ ”ii (““11“”) i torlrtg for the third ttlnt- averaged in
zepundldntc. ilrty 1.609. The smaller number or
)urinlr the first your 01' 'l'Hlt‘lell‘l’eflfi Plltf‘l‘od by mifn had born! in
m as president in 1914. lleydleri ”"0“ h" '0‘” ”Nylon- “on“‘s'i‘ d 9"
tthe'icagut-Js Tcncr's term as gov-i n0! warrant “Hamming '0 draw any
tor of Pennsylvania did not expire... other thlm being mull-huwovn, p'
ill January 1'. 1913 wAlter Toner 3nd scentsfair 'to assume- tlutl an old chit»
unced lust wintcr that he would deLi {Slim ., “'“J 0.” “W ("rinse select.
to the best part of his time to a: miqfhmgw u slfghtly high'or record
lvate industry the. business of run-i The three. bestpeno in each of a“.
lg the league again foil to lleydlord principal varieties are as follows:
. 30"!" PIYmouth Rocko.
h. Heydior became noting prost-
lil' '
“bed G. Knight of Hi‘idgcport.‘R. l...’
lowing the 'hlcath‘ of l'uiliztdl in contust which closed two wcclts ago. ‘
Iconoiusiolsmklmr" ‘11!!!" moment .
l
Sport Prosper; .1“. France
Evert Mm.fintixg.llii'fimli
. ant u.
'the War and minimum"
D e c ta r e 5
Former \.'orld’s Champion,,
Who Is Going “Over There”
asp “YA" Yorker Willi the
Enthusiastic,
I
French Anny.
By BOBBY WALTHOUR
(Former World'l Champion Cyclist
AM certainly strong (hr the
Bicyclc~Racing Makes Fighting Muscles, ‘ -
' SaysHardy Veteranflobby
.Gecrgofi. McKay in Dairy
. Co. Case.
in the Superior (Oill’l in Bridge-port
Friday Judge Huines confirmed the
reappointment of George A. McKay of
Danbury. as receiver ot the le‘artnclg"
Daily (30., a cooperative concern hav-
‘ Wolfhour
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Y. M. C. A. game You get all.
the thrills out 01 it you want .' ‘_
even it you. like i, have gone
through many yours of hard ath-
i have had both legs
broken several timcs. both arms
letic life.
‘ . quokvn, collar bone broken 24 tiine
on one side and had my skull frac-
My body is covered with
the scars of innumerable falls in
lured
Any 22 yenrs' riding experience. bu
< have gotten more thrills out 0
modified rugby,
litlll than i
lug.
i am in better condition today
than i have ever bot-n in my life
before as the rcsult of my training
course at. Springfield and Silve
'lluy. rind '1 am simply rnrtn‘ to go.
. am going to enjoy nly
l linox
work in Frii‘lt‘C‘, try 1 iivt-d thcre l
yours, and i only hopc I can rupzty“
tho bravo French :zoldlcrs in: thci
l was a stranger in tlntlr land.
Thrive: on Hard Wot-lo .
I'll Iihc it
dist boys through the Y. hi (5. A
muuity'Scriice. tho Jewish Wolfur
can stand it .t guess Bobby Wa
Ihour cult l‘w llll‘h't'd L‘.‘ bar
\t‘orlt fut" years-
n soldit-r. lt huiidtt'up vitality ti
all or which tlr
’;.gnrt and lungs
righting muscles;
France and ifuly.
name or bust-ball. or tho Englis
collie of cricket:
'Y" ball. and cuge‘
cvcr‘ got out of bicycl-
mhny grout ltinduusscs to me when
pm to work with the Frcnclr nnny._ i
it \till be'haru work. but ' know'
if that bunch of'goodi-.._._.. . . _,
fellows who arc hclping our solo‘in‘illce the our ltrokt- out than be-
the K. or I‘.. the Wat Work t,?ott1->uet,-k to get furloughs to come hour!l
Board. the Athenian Library Asuo-;or even more are common today
rintipn and the Salvation Armrest French bicycle rare lllcels.
Bicycling is. an idctu sport for.uttd many injuries. t rode wr-il lust
not other form of sport does. de~5disluncou most
rounding extraordinary cuduranoeil‘uccs. at Dijon. Lyon. Paris and
; nd testing tht- mutclos of the legs; Milan.
3
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1'.
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ii... ..
”intro Tho soldtvrs low it. Many
stand outer races Crowds of 20.000
3% sun Riding Well
in Spite of my yours in the game
i
.' won at. built sprints and,
ol’ tilt' principal
: your.
' t
hold ovary truck record in board
1y wry prlpctpnl'ctty in‘ holy. 801-
8
h of 1.4M! mlloan 1? hours qtllli
lllcyclc racingistonds. .
itus prospered in France even more; 80 you sec that thousand: 34v t'nls
pd to give his‘ answer in it few days;
Kramer, a few days ago. had an X-i
tnltcn of his knees. He had}
pubic with his legs last year and
as forced to drop out when it looked
New London. Conn.
n
, . , Sallilei iii. Slonks. Hartford, Conn. 27' I“ . ._
4lnglcttidc Farm, Palenville. N. Y. 21 ww— -.....-....- "
'Roclr Rose Farm, Kalonuh. ‘i’. Y. no
N white Wyandottes. i» ’
i(that a. Knight, Bridgeton. u. l. .. 5r. '
N . 0. l.. llagrcy. Midt‘hbtlry. Conn... 46
i. . ‘ Laurel Hill Farm. Bridgeton, R. l.. 36
‘ . ‘l l ”limit!“ Island Rods. ‘ F x 8 Fl[
.. . .; now 1 arm, llridgeton. R. l.. 60 ' " .
. SIX—DAY “ABE: Decl- Rrook Poultry Form, Short i I
”V 4; Foils. x. ll. ................... 23
. Jngob l2. Jttnsvn. North ancn.
Jimmy Johnston, who will manage“ out). “w'hiznlL-Hh ............ 18
.o international six-day race in Maul-:1). Tancrcd, Ken’t, limit" ...... ll "
"square Garden the woe-k of no: (‘. Rasmussen. Doror. N. J. 45 (43ther as Clle LaSt
dither 1—7, has madc hunk Kramer‘ W323! L. Gilbert, Home, Winsted; _ Spring, . They Have At-
gylmfihomm onto}; thef grind; . Mti’céit'ahe'éh; """"" 4" $80M Nature Students
. 19 “or ‘s muons" Otrccon Agricultural Colic.” - film .
liar, who made such a t-wonderiul’ ‘ sons). Corvallis. Ore. ”LP. (Ore. 3i Faflnd Wide
tfieback' this year and won his“ H‘HA‘ “:“Sfin‘viwmm Rows” H0" Edwl (‘ df "if i
r‘venteentb ‘orld' t‘tl‘ . ‘ i"; ., ‘ . . ................... I” n '0 re. s_gnnx_y orfivot‘oxes
‘ lit 3 l c, has prom V1,. Vi. Culupstone (R. l. White). ”1 that he dug out of a bank buck or
Johnnie Gurelie’s‘ studio church, in
Kent district. Wilton. last spring, and
which have attracted much attention
from nature students. from far and-
wide. have been reduced to a single
one, due to the eflorts of u Bridgcport
: if he would win the race. That is:
by Kramer is holding off with his)
‘ i
iii PRHSPEGTS "“
rower. ‘It is his ambition to win hi i MUQHBEHER
ay race before he retires, buti ‘
1' no terrier another grind unless I ‘ pHII‘AFEi-i’Hi-L Nov.
he’ h , , ills—Willi;
perfect condition; ' '1 P “z” ovor and brightening, ””051
The race this year is attracting n!ElectiSLitlidiptigslgfsgglmlrfiiliig: a genera
ter entry than ever started in this brand!“ ’0 Eur-t. todal”
uni cycling classic; It will have a-the. annual “"9“” 0‘ "19 Amateur
international favor. Noted speed Athletic Union of the United States.
premium of. Europe are now on their
i
—-—-—
,A- very palatable and entire) nous.
factory subbtltutc‘ (or co’lr‘a n) k ‘uud.
mum is now being manufactured by
' mixing in wafer sterilised skim milk.
produced by "mutton. and ranking
an emulsion with ooooonut oil. our
the Popular mechanics flooulne. An
colonial landfill to u Milka. n-
uron hurtulou cumuluiihlch
but» the tutor at! cutout.
in. in km emu V ‘
w
3%051011 adlde‘d importance.
. e ' : v
.. y here. Oscar Egg and . Marcel have ,uriv ‘iht‘tiuccdliggchfltcle 3:331)le
“Dell are dire . to arrive within-a tions for permission to hold chain-“i
k. Henrichrwm-a “med French Emmi? meet; next year. .
Id 1‘. and Antonia Bolioni. the latter of tie‘ Silli'ir‘eiiiéfiiii‘ £33.?“
be. best distance rider of Italy, are get‘ to obtain events. The awards;-
so expected. Info letfiar‘ remit“ 85d 21:6” is expected to be magma-
entiy both Egg and bow sald‘itbe ‘ ' . ‘ ' ‘ ’ ’7
t * ' ' i ‘
ters‘who nr‘ecolnlng tire ill {better 9133;353:3332“min‘lni33i°5§?§23§§
unions than. ever befilm. My offal” beippnsidcred'auwill alsolhe ulna-
- have seen service in the wsr “4'3“” pi‘almihg of: "ithl’ébeu Who ’ fine
or them wear - decoration for become paid inatruclorti ‘9 army,
. pry in action. [fumbli-
me of the- combinations formed:
fut: Madden und Corry, who
‘socond last year: Hartley Ind
on, tho champion telln of the
. W“ Byron, the latter Arn-
.riu'o “champion this Moon:
ham fluWfloy; Undone Ind
Rollo, all. .
Ind (In!!! 1
M and . . '
. how. I! - W
‘ «on.
Min,
clergyman to..ch another photograph
of.,them. ‘
The reverend gentleman had‘ suc-
cceded in getting a fine picture of
them. several months ago. and has Fro
quently photographed them since. as
they developed towards maturity.
One day last week In an attempt to
it: all' get a close-up view, he madela small.
3 session of hole. through the strong wire netting4
of their‘pen. and. after getting some
excellent,pictures. assisted Mr. God-
The and tray in closing the gap in. what thbyi
0
both cpnsidsred a secure manner.
That very night. however, the wind
happened lobe blowing directly» down
Emma- from H. G-.Thomson_’s chicken'coop..
and it made those foxes frantic. Fi-
nally they found the weak place in the
netting, and three of them managed to
wiggle through. '
EarlySatui-duy ,morningitboy visitor!
tho Thomson chicken coop and toasted
nigger-alt of his fat fowlo, 'und' than
I on we 6 that “
f . ‘3” y» .. firsttaptoof
A hunter from Daubury saw one of
..
ithetn trolling out from the driveway.
lending to the roar of Keelor’s store,
but did not shoot it,“ he rightly
Judged that it was a pet.
Another of the trio was not so for
lunnto. u it was shot In the field. lust
above Wilton Button. by curios-Och.
“Ir. Godfrey's loop to n considenble
3:;qu bod mun-In um for
In t lctun studio
m uloo can bro-doc: In '
A.-
i
by express: this morning. and is keep
my; the other as a pet.
ROBBY SAYS LEAGUES
WILL OPEN iN SPRING
Manager or Dodgers .Contiflent Open
Will Be fiuumed ' . -
i BALTIMORE. Nov. lit—Wilbert
inabimon. runnoger of the Dodgers,
twho is as close and wise a student of
gthc 2.st as anybody associated with
.bnscbull. says the major leagues will
operate in 1919. \
1’ “l have no idea whatever as to tho
'sentiments of the molar magnate-s."
iSHiii Robbin. “The war ended so and
‘dcniy as to leave business half stun
bed and it. will be some time before
the business world comes back to its
senses, but the game will go on next
season as in pro-war days. ’
"Ebbets Field his boon remodelled
into a gigoutio warehousing proposi-
tion. with Mary eVldence of its be.
coming a tremendous business suc—
cess. The same idea was to have
been applied in regard to the Pain
Grounds. Jim anfney has made all
arrangements to follow suit with tho
Bravos Field. Boston. But these plants
will be returned to the baseball fans
by next spring.”
1
.~-__..
. FULTON aura MEEHAN .
Conqueror of‘ Dempsey Loops Four
' ' Round Bout.
SAN FRANCISCD. \Nor. 18.—-Fred
Fulton. aspirant‘for the heavywolght
crown, who was ,knocked out by Jack
Dempsey. won the decision. from Wil-
lie Moehan. conqueror of Demplay‘, in
a four round so in the, Exposition
Auditorium. ,Fulion 'wu given the de.
clsiou by Referee Tint Griffin turd the
“badly house... most {3 of whom ”found
little room to disputolthc‘dooiufion of
,thc referee. ‘ ' ‘ " . ‘
l Fulton won by a mile: He'hummer-
»ed and alugtedjfoehun no will, but
“inhabitants undo knockout. withe-
.han put uphls‘dltlfl Kamchatka
his heavierjopponeat woo too strong
for him. 'J * .- ._ -‘
The mom «author the benefit
of the Wu Camp Community Fund. It
was a bottle con! from tho'tnllotllte
son! until the close of the int round.
Moe——
wtu. AflIND ‘ use: coupes.
. can .- »
President 1'. c.
BOBBY mucosa,
Fi‘clzch soldiers lttlotr llobby Wul- '
them. and 1 long for the day when
again i can he with them. in the
uniform of the
hear them call. as they once did:
‘JAh. M'siw Bobby!
shall be of tha‘ uniform and of the
great work that i shall be» enteritis
upon.
«nook, and it' i can only bring.
some sunshine into
3hr) buvc’ {old book the Hun,-}hut
e? ovcr arc in lmcrica, innit
.Bidyeling is the national sport «datum. France and Germany. as Well have libertywlot't. hm forget it“?
It comes very'itlu some American recordtl. ‘
hourly using the one great intornn-‘thirty~xuilc record at Boston. 322M . _. .. t ..
tioual sport;,ntore so than our great still stands and my six-(lav rccornthcnp‘ Mm “'9 hough‘ thu- he has
Ml'i—dhcn Bobby Wulthour wiil'dle
dour =outr’31i'lz, rally-worth while. .
.«w
ling headquarters in Bridgeport and
{stockholders in 'Daabury and many
lothcr places in Fairfieid county.
in its. account of the proceedings
_ i the Bridgeport Times says: =
, Previous to the .court action. a
? lllPEiing o’t stockholders and creditors
i of the company paid in the court room
on the lower floor voted practically
{unanimously for the confirmation of
l tho receiver and in approval of the ac-
{ tion of the stockholders who petition-
, ed thr- court for that action.
i licKay was named 'reccirer last
| Friday and hambeen in charge. of the
1 business for a Week. it was an
incunced last week that checks for
the milk delivered to the plant on
,Nt‘d‘th avenue in Bridgeport, will be
I ready for the pmducers today. This
I (trusted general rejoicing.
' The meeting was nddrcsscd by Col-
.(ltci J. Moss Ives oi Danbury. wunv
i sci for the petitioners, who oxploined
lthnt the action taken was necessary
i‘for protection of the rights of all of
i tho creditors and stockholders who
I‘ were threatened with loss by suits
‘ and other actions due to former man-
i ngvmcnt of the company. He said Mr-
lKuy accepted lilt' cushion very rc-
iiucluntiy and only as a temporary
i matter. The question beige tho anth-
; crlng was whether they were satisfied
\tit‘t McKay as temporary receiver oi
tthc company. Colonel lres mid the
l stockholders that the company is now
i on ." cash basis, all mill: n-ceired will
hc lvuid tor weekly. and a”. milk sold
\rii‘ lac collected for dairy. As soon as ,
thc ht‘fail . if the company arc put on‘
Mt proper basis paylllcnls on the old
. accounts to the producrrs will be
‘ tundra. V j
Attorney ll. A. (loldstcin for the
company seconded the remarks of Col-
‘t~ncl lres. and urged all of the pr.)-
tlttccrs to be loyal to thc company
now to prosorw their own interest,
predicting that with this loyalty the
villain; of the company can be put on
is paying basis. and said .it is now
doing a strictly cash business. He
said the company handles about 14.000
quarts of milk daily, could sell twic'e
as much if it, could be obtained. and
‘ urged increase of the amount of llliin
tit-liwrcd.
There are outstandinu‘bitls of pro-
ducers against the company of out
$60,0th pndsioilis .rollectiblo of a t
549.000. He said action upon those
bills would be taken as noon its p0:-
tsiblc. in the- meantime no new,“—
tounts will be opened.
()n a question of approval or the ra-
ccircrttht» vote was unanimous in
favor.
l’roft’esor Guy E. Smith of Storrs,
.who was present. “its culled gpon and
spoke at some length in lav r of co-
operation among the farmers and
milk producers, and approved the ac»
tion taken to conscrvc the assets of
tho Fnrmers' Dairy Company.
.
M (i. A... and
Nobody “ill know now proud -r.'
i believe it is the biggest
ob tlutt Bobby \i’ulthour over on
the elves of
hose poor. brave, French fighters. ‘
x.
\"irr .3' France. VH9 tes_Efais
.-.,- . _. ..._ .._.v M .___.._.._..
KNOCKS
OUT PORKY FLYNN
pollen Pugiitst Goes Down for Count
. ' in Fir-t Round.
DEMFsEv
w. AND J. ENDSkVSéASON
Coach .Hutchimon’o Team Shot to
Pieces by Injurlu
WASHINGTON. P8,, Nov.
,
. . PHILADELPHIA. ‘Nor. tit-Jacki
Dempsey; the heavyweight. 'boxcr.
- t c use in football season. The critv
imam m" PM.” my“ °' mm“ piedl condition of the eleven which
n the first round of u scheduled at: mode the learn easy prey for Geneva
round 50“. here last. night. Dempsey Saturday. and with no definite objec-
wiua master of the situation from the live in view even with another game.
beginning and, with it series of right makes it advisable to end the season
w.
and left labs to the body and head. 01,0“ of the Red land 'Btack players
in" his opponent through tho. FODPI- are in the ltospl’lnl‘with lnjul‘ies and
A moment later. he sent him down for four others vain: yang? f ("am the
he t -. squad before 8 team or encva
in“: coun dwthtadlel‘t'hook,‘to the ind Saturday. leavingr Coach R. Hutchin-
roun as e ‘0 in autos an son with practically no team and dis-
sixteen seconds. sipatinz all interest in the gameyhero.
I i ' West Virginia has been scheduled
for a game at Fairmont on Thanks-
‘ziving, but the. Mountaineers cancelly.
9d some limo ago. W.-and J. played
four games this year. winning two
from indium Normal and Camp Sher—
‘ ~ » 'man and losing to Pitt and Geneva.
PARIS. Nov. ‘19.-‘-Cundy hits born Ed Gurblsch is‘tbe man likely to be
officially included in tbs rations of the which to lead the 1919 elchfl. ,
American Expeditionary Force, tho- """ . Oi. _
‘ Stars and Stripes announce. 3 GREAT LAKES ATJNNAP '15
l One-half Sound will be cliched to will Practic: on Mtqnilpmsn'. Ficld
. each man every ten duys. Tho ration < ' " A" Week ‘
will incl chooedu thisi'Dt t : ANNAPOLI3,Md.,Nov.18.-Tbe un-
til usual situation will. be presented this
w - “"31““ chocolates and hill"! week of two teams getting ready for
candy, “ » itheir final match of the season on
“ . - tilts same field. , The Great Lakes, Nav-
Liu Truinlnl: ‘tstatton‘ eleven; which will
oppose the Midshipmen next Satuflay
_ .___. ._._._
CANDY RATION NOW OFFICIAL.
Men in France Will Get Half Pound
Every Ton DlyI.
t
AusvnALiAN TRACKS
CONTRIBUTE $400.1 ‘oco
.
I
' . ' ost intense Interest here our the
' mm” mm “ “m" “‘ helping gluing pub; the' réeung, is that the
Australians win thé war. Since the Great Lakes victory orer Rutgers. t0“
beginningiot tho conflict 1113814,, the gather with «he finé showing of. aha
' club at Sydney ‘Wontributea nontr- Midshtpnten. will decide the football
~ , .33 rem‘ncy‘of the countryw-w v‘ Maurizio-outcome ring beams; 0
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Wluttimstqim Club, bf trie‘fumajpuce.
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. . .‘ , , ‘ intend“ 7 thapltornoon. Everypto , 7 , .
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Washington and Jefferson has decided!|
will be hpre all week. There is th‘l
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011512 AS RECEIVER. I GOES TO NEW HAVEN
Court Confirmsf Appointment of ~hflr
Suit}. H. c. Qviatt to Head Moira;
Power Department
()rtfr-i-s *‘fl'ective yesterday were 15..
mm in New Haven relative.- to’ Chang
PF in tiw heads or several divisions of
ill" New York. New Haven & Hart-
i'< l railroad and the naming of new
‘s 0i sc'l'erai ,dcpnttmcnts. Undel
é Orders Harry (‘. oliatt, who has
‘ ‘Sllllftinlcndtnl oi the Danbury
isio ard ti! Central New-.Eug-
d l'allluad l. l0 become superinten»
t ul of tht motive power department
E new department created as the re-
suit of changes in the mechanical dc-
partment, and Frank M. (‘iark super"
intendent of the New London division.
is to succeed Mr. Oviatt as superin-
tendent oi the Danbury division and
the Central New England_rallroud
Iilr. Oriatt, who has resided in this
city slam the first of September is
to go to New Haven within tn short
time with his family.
The mechanical
such has been abolished and has
been split up into different depart-
ments. Mr. Oriatt is to‘ be superin-
tendent ol the motive power depart-
ment; W. L. Bean is to be general
master mechanic and .l. C. Brecken-
t'eldt is to be superintendent of the
tool and machine department. 0. 0.
Hammond. former head of the “if"
chanicai department. has given up his
connection with the; railroad to enter
the manufacturing business.
To succécd Mr. Clark, HS hand of
the New London division R. M. Smith.
a trainmuster of that division. has
been named assistant superintendent
with Edward E. Regan. supcrintend-
cut of the New Haven division, in
charge of both the New Havon and
New London divisions.
fl
department as
SHARK sKtno son LEATHER.
Firm Contracts for Entire
Philippine Output.
The increfitcd .dcrnund tor leather
durinc thc last ten years and which
has been accentuated by the war has
led to the investigation of new
ourges of supply. A recent offer from
an American corporation to contract
for the entire Philippine output of
shark skins and mlmmal hides gives
promise of the development of a new
und profitable industry in the islands.
says Oriental‘New: and Comment. if
the industry is organized the primi-
tive methods of curing and tanning
,usod in the islands, by which a large
prrcentage of bids; have. been lost.
will be supplanted by'the newest and
most scientific methods. '
. “Hides of cattle. t-aruhoas. horses.
sheep goats and bags have long been
cured in the islands but with the in-
dustry embncing.. sharks, whales.
crocodiles, rays and porpoises it is
thought thnt will not only meet the in-
creasing demand for leather but will
also yield million; of dollars annually
. to the Philippines. »
U. S.
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WOODWAY GIVES TO FUND.
Upward of £700 Reported ‘to Have
Been Contributed, Saturday.
ilpwurds of 40 players participated
in Saturday's handicap at Woodwav
Country Club, Inc. at Noroton, for tho
Untied War\Work Fund- Practically
every mémbvr of the c‘u.> entered
and it is understood that upward". of
$700 was contributed in entry fees for
the fund. .
The John D. Rockefeller medal, of-
fered for the best net score in the 18-
hole handicap. was won by Andrew
J, Post. with score 86, 12, 14.
The club professional. A. Williams.
offeréd two boxes‘ol golf balls. They .
were ruffled off and $55 was dbt‘atu'ed
or each. - Dr. J. HnStsub won one at
the boxes and Campbell Carrlngton
thé other. .
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OEMPGEMEFUSES TO
' MEET JOE JEANNETTE
Jack Dempsey, who recently
knocked out Fred Fulton. was billed
to so ouwith Joe Bonds In Now York
Saturday nlxht. Just after Dempsey
entered ,lhe ring: however, .loe.Jenno
nette, the negro heavyweight, hopped
cc he began boxing and bogrq
.funedfté to on with'Jeannetto.
the discussion was at its heighflfim‘
or (our other negro lighters jumped
into the ring beside Dempsoy,...l.'mto
crowd was with Dempsey andgyelled
for the police to throw the. negroos'
out, Banduwu then called upon to
carryout tlIs oflsipal schcdulc, but lie"
ever sip
erect! by Jiu'i'Corbett-
' ;
-,
in. Dempsey bus drawn.thc color 'llns‘ a»
'1‘: E“. .
Norwalk Chronicler